The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 26, 1925, Image 6

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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE II. 11. NIUh , . Kditor and Publisher PubU?h?U Witty Friday at No. UO(J Dro?d Street ami enUrea at the Cnjn\ den, Hduth Carolina, poMoffiee a a second clam* mail matin. Price p0r ?annum $2.00. Camden, ft. I'Vlday, Juntv 2<>, M>2."> Noah was six hundred yearn old be(prt h?' know how to build an ark . - don't lose your jpip. ? ftlbe-rt 14 ub barel. What a Traced) ! , Atl oji urt'imnt iif a diunkeii, iie?t? oua driver of an automobile, who i# walking the street* an free as a kintf, K. Morris McFadden, former local traffic officer, i? now an inmate of the state penitentiary. The either, vic tim is in his grave. , It would M-eiii that justice- would be weeping. Rock Hill Record. A Midsummer Dream The new. highway commissiewu'V .iaya "we propose to pay every biij the day it is received." Great. .Jump ing Jupiter! What a great dtate this Would lie it" we had a MctiWan at , the head of every institution. Dil |0n Herald. -^T-. . . IIc'h Kidding Ifimselt A tnmelch business man approach ed on tin* proposition of advertising his store uj this paper the other ? lay madtf t h ?; state-mont that advOr .lining didn't pay and that three fourths of the money * pent on ad v.eY Using was wasted. f\f forts to find out how much money In- spent oh advertising graft1, a number of which are worked in .' very t?.\,vn in the- country every year were futile, but- it wasn't difficult to a>sure the non-advertiser that if he'd -pend his money in newspaper a ive-i t ising and give a little attention Lo the y?ro'per preparation of his ' ropy', t ne money so, jpent 'would not be waMed hut would return to him many tun-- in increased sale's. The same merchant, whej a-Ued ?wfia' kind "f a >uit he had on saul Tt wa- a "Kuppenheinu i ." lb ua> aske d what .brand ot ?hoe> In wor ? a ltd immediately said that they vvei. " !? lorsheim" -hoes. lb- stated with out he> it at foe, | hat his -hir? wa~ a n "Arrow" brand and tha' he .?t '.VMy wore a "Stetson" hat. Why does he ,, VWear tho e tilings and why was he able to tell the tep I'esentativv of < i ?< paper the name ? ot the brands so- re-aeldy '.' -Sjmply l?ecaiive they're all advertised the !i nglh and biiadlh of the nation. Ai'ticies ?>u : h i - merchant's -lu ve were exanfinev! and :i: almost t eery :n*taiue they were from maimlnc,, ?tiling < mo in- w'im advertise th- r (.irodu t ? ?. . n * a r; * y .n e-'iiy cote ???\ ib It \ The nveielsai ' that his eu ;omh i t alle-d t',e th - article and f >i that o?m ipii'e- tic ? | ii 4* r: 1 1 v . \\ (:e:i a .skce! why hi- eustomet- wailed thing ntatie by certain mini am? s. tie tmiehan' leplied that he siippo> ed they had u-ed them hefole and found tin m he worth the moiu \. All ol' whieh true, but its a safe 1m! thai the first time they trie-d an . ? r i they < ! id because they had ?read the mai.u fact ure-r's elescript io!j ' i ! ,ii an advertisement and that after pU'eha i U' the y found the at t < ' i \.n t y a - advert ised and tniouci truthfa. . 1 1 i . i 1 1 , v . n ,u bicamei a ' t? ?'.!?<! i list oil r - I ? i -t : ? ? - ' h : ? mi i ha III w o | \ i 1 1 : i .. a by ? ' m ; >a n wllle h ad - J < ? t " ? . a ? ? ? I. r: ? . ;h? n.i nr? - ?.f ' ? ' I i . ? i - < : hi v w < , . ? d \ e t ? : ed ; ? i 1 ? ,i ! II . t ' e,: ''it ?i .(? 1 1 i (> au - 1 f | ? ? ??:!-! i ' ? "i ! ? i . ; h ? ? ! t . t,,-.g | . , ? a m- a : , i . . i I he I .i I tii' r \ ,, w | ), ' I T tv l , , . i ^ : t ? n o < ? . ? ? , . *? ?i* ? ? mr.b'a > h >.*? i ^ ? . . ? ?' ?' i i , . . . I tr.e:r rrt* tr?*r. '? t ? \ Mtfain ? toda . aral suddenly d ( -.it t re life e>f t ne fathe i. William T. H< m<>. by, 46. a ear irsp^-tor for S* , th em Railway, found d, ad Fralay night in the loeal yards of the rail road ^mnrirtv Ymv'mg apparently bee n run OA"* ' y a tra'n. THIS WEEK By Arthur Brisbane # - ? Mr. Uriftbttne'a editorials are pub Hsbed ji.n ex pre iona of opinions >f tin- world's highest salaried editor anil TIm- ( in (iniclf does# not niu n ii i i'^ i-miIoi ?ii| of his view s and^conclusiOns. Men to Rule Kurth'n POfCCH Thi''1 scientific person says "the rj cent terrific heat come* from npoi/i on thy sun, unusually fierce." 1 Another nays "the heat . travels novth from tropical jungles, thank.* to atmospheric conditions/1' Accidental conditions of t^e (fir lanes send us heat from the Kqua tor. How soon shall we learn to do, for ourselves, what nature does fi^l fully and at the wrong, time ? I ?o yofi . douht that fully civilized men will transfer surplus heat from the Kquator to the North Pole? That will seem a modest accomplishment some centuries hence. I* seems difficult to us. Hut sup pose you had predicted two, hundred years ago --that the lightning flash ing in the sky, occasionally killing mcu. would he harnessed one day and made to run a washing machine, a t'au or a carpet sweeper. Men wit! manage and direct the earth's heat as easily as they now di rec.t heal from the furnace, (irandma's \ ounger Face Coningsb\ Dawson, writer, mourns because women are. sc< aside "shelv ed," at an age when their brothers and husbands begin to be interesting, lit- says a woman is, or. ought to b; "at the height "f her charm after: foity." ^ Variou4 thing- woik against wo-, nu n and prevent their having ardent j young adtn : rei s, a- N inon de I'KncIo- j had <? i the age of 'seventy. The ! chiidn'n too clo-e tog"ther, in j inan\ ca-c?, and that, wear^ women i out. i The::. hu-brtn.U are du.'., and afte't 1 a day'.- \\ ? ? i U their talk is fright4 j fu!!> tn. Miiiii' No food for the -wife'* : .mind. Also, womj/ti have lived on t! < < :t : : h for ."lUO.ljnb years as drudges-i uth a -mall pt r< entagc kept as tdys.'i The' literal.V ha'\e not had a chance i ' . , 1 I Jul time- an.t conditions are chang j .n::. Wi'tiK :i \'if -, families are small.- I ? \on i iiii'x; f. '1 a woman from hei ! a . auddaughti r. u 'u n their backs an '.I'.'wd. And of:; n.. whwf they face | v i u. < iu is about a< young as tie j '~t or. nr.d the grandmother has, spi'-1 itua!!y. the voungc.r face. . , ?lust (ioinc and Coming I in I.e.. if? n o boatman on the I M. sipp.. I.w.i leiiir, before the! v. ? h-aid of h in. The -teamed j X MV..U1 sank and he *aved thirt? . \? The "folk.-" eat)??ctcd money to! bu . hiin a hou-e. mm h t" his sur- j pri-t. His performance- seemed to him \ ommt.nplaee. "I kept going I and coining", -aid he. "until I >aved : ev? i \ body 1 <aw in. the river. Then i I went to the -.in-! bar and built a .re v ..I i ? \ i - 1 ?> ;i n<i ! i fe i - made ? e. ' hank- : he w oi kei - t hat ... ? ??> c ' l a "?! c-nrng." MM ' A I it- - hi- ! a - 1 hoU! . ?? 'l,'. -?a"<' : i . y a s !u - around I ' at . ? : ! . .n New York I >< .i ' * -ft me 1 1 e e . ^ - ? i 1 ? v t tin < iea " 'i ha s t N a t u- e. . ?* wh ich t \ i : ' 1. t - ,i hab : ? >t" u.-in^' .. ? ?. e: ( i < ? \ r ! he ! ' n - cat i ? j ? ! ' * *''t * r. * i * ' ;i k I >. > ntl * I *? 1 i , ' ? " ?? ... . : a . : . '. i r. . .. - sti: ?~i ' v '? ? - \\ i . : ? : -i ji - '? ! ?? ' w a:v.;?a v - that ? ? ?< j . i " ? w 1 1 ji'.eas" "'..'"I ? a-U';. "" a Pal a ipjar . ... -t we?'\ i 107.10. I- t-.i^e- .v.r\ mar: fifty year- to ??a >i u t'. i "At fifty a man - .-.'her a fool or .? ph\ *ician." liut : a man at fifty wi!'. do what he 1 ^ n? ought to do, he nv?y easily j live f'.ftj year? longrr To kn<?\\ i? one th.ng, to do :? 1 mother ; ,.-J9 NOTICE To the Customer# and Friends that I have served for U year's: 1 am here at the MeLain Barber Shop to serve my old customers and my many friends. I .thank you for the past kii!(lncss?'.*t and hope t ? * servo you in the future. Good tfervlce, everything strictly sanitary. II I 1 pel JOHN SHIVKHn NOTICE LMcuso take notice that Alex I'apar John has ihis iluy sold the Qlvmpla Cafe at Camden, ?S. C? to William Nickas. All persons having claims against the said cafe will present same to .Alex, Papajyhn and those in debted to the said cafe will make payment likewise. ALKX PAPAJOHN. Came'en, S. C<? June 10, 1926. " ? ? ' Wants-- For Sale * UNL'81 AL OFFER? In order to help farmer* fight the weevil we will sell Calcium Arsenate at first cost. Springs & Shannon, Inc., ^Camden, S C. . 11-sb WANTED ? Will pay cafth. for 20 or SO acres good grade land suitable^ for small home not ovor six miles from Camden. Price must be Very reasonable. C. P. DuBose & So. l2-SJ);| FOR RENT? Vive room cottage, water and on norjh Mill . street. Apply to Joseph Sheheen, I Camden, S. C. ? ?b UNUSUAL OFFER? In. order to help farmers fight the weevil we wi 1 sell Calciirm Arsenate at first cost. Snrings & Shannon, Inc., Camden, l? C 1 l"so I'N FSI AL ?OFFER? In order to help farmers fight the weevil I w? will soil Calcium Arsenate at first cost. Springs ^ Shannon, Inc., CrfmdHi, STRAINED HON F/Y? Pure a*jd fresh in sanitary containers for sale by .J I). Zcmp at DeKalb Pharmacy. 42-14-pd BATTERIES laODCCED? See Bat, terv "Bill" at Hasty's Battery Ser vice. Phwne l??. West J)eKa b street, C amden, S. C. Prest-o-Lue Service Station. ^ 11-14-sb S10 000,000. 000.00 COMPANY want? vou to sell 1")0 dally home necessi ties in Camden. Profits 5j>3o-$oi) week! v. Experience unnecessary. For particulars write the J. R. Watkins- Company, Dept. J Johnson Ave. Newark. N. J. 1?* l?0 WANTED ? Men. women sell guaran teed silk hosiery direct to wearer; beautiful goods, fashioned and fun fashioned, vrottflerful colors. Prices lower than stores. Sell onl>\^e pa> everv dav. International Silk Hos iery 'Co., Norristowii. Pa.# ,u'-> NVHV Bl'Y mail order batteries when we have them here in Camden as low as on exchange ? Hasty - Battel's* Service, Phone ISO, wo DeKali) street. Prest-o-Lite ber vice Station. . if i FOR RENT? Unfurnished home of ten rognis and three baths located in best residential section. Address ? The Owner, Box 2?>7t Camden. S. C. IF IN NEED of a new battery a rea sonable allowance will be made in exchange on your old battery. Broad Street Filling Station, U. N. Myers, proprietor. FOR KENT ? Six room cottage on Lvttleton. street. Alt modern con veniences. For terms apply to Mrs. rJi/.a" Amnions. 40*J DeKalb stiee., Camden, S. C. . ' I1.' OFFICE ROOMS for rent with mod ern conveniences. Springs & non, Inc., Camden, S. C. W ANTED ? No. 1 pine logs. Highest ;?'sh price* P?idi year round de mand. Sumter Planing MdU and Lumber Co., Attention lv S. Booth. Sumter, S. C. . . ~u BEST -GRADE fruit jars and JeI1> irlasses. For. sale by Rhamc Bros. Phone 02. OFFICE ROOMS for rent with mod ern conveniences. Springs & Shan non, Inc., Camden, S. C. 10 tt FOR RENT ? Two houses on Broad street. Apply to L. A. N\ ittkowsky, Camden. S. C. - f ',0 JJ? FORD SERYICE ? Our stock of par?s is complete, anything you need from a cotter pin to a top. Broad Street Filling Station, < amden, S. C. ?"v FOR SAI.E ? One extra good milch cow. Also two -mail houses for rent. Apply t" ,l Burns, (am don ^ (' 1 sb \TTENTION, AUTOMOBILE AND MACHINE!^ OWNERS ? Don t forget that we weld any metal casting, specially. We can save VOU both time and mone\. Wo also have >u-e' Mock fr..m which wo make a'l kinds of spec al stud, and I lav's (la rage. South Broad S'reet. Camden. S. < lii-l.t-sb I OIO) OW NEBS ? W e h.i\e fast an 1 , \ lt ? .-i- 1 mechanic - and u>e onl.v 1M 1 ,i 1 Mot r Co. part-. Al' ~ ^ .. cruaianteed and out H a > Garage, ^ .i I > , ,,i v- ? . , ? ( ;i nvien. S. <v ? ni-ia-sb w urn u.n i.km ink pauis co., < , .;?>!? a. > ' - Th. P- rt li ? i o- i: th. entire *oiUh. \ ,? ,?np etc -to* k of genuine and ? t > a<.em< nt j>arts for all cars and f.uck-. ,nu&- 7"*b 1 OR R EPA I BS ? We specialize on re pairing tord cars. Mr. Joe Pet ? i u re u i, in charge of repair de partnn-n Broad Street tilling Station , vl |'KNNSU.\ AMA \ At I L M f LI TIRES? These are by far the best tires we have ever sold. Let us equip your ear with a new set be fore your old ones blow out in which case we will make a sub stantial allowance for the old w.ries. At any rate see us before you huy, W O. Hay's Garage. Camden, S. C. 10-13-sb BEST GRADE fruit jars and J^lly classed. For ?ale by Bhame Bros., I'hono VI. l?-t4-pd BuTifTpr? of the Pyramids ate onions garlic and lentils only. tVHY NOT BUILD OI R OWN IN PUSTRIAt PI. ANTS? Much is being s?id about the* com ing of I'miiLstriiiA to South Carolina and the South, through the capital of Northern and 'Eastern people. There ii no doubt of thi* trend of events. We need these, plants, but it in evident that the community that gets these capitalists will have to "put up"/ Keen competition has de veloped am on If the towns of this and otheV states in the bidding for new industries, insomuch that it ho* be come nec<frsary for the town that hopes to win to offer substantial in ducements in cash and land. In view of this situation it is evi dent that the' lfctfrer cities have the advantage of smaller ones. Hence, the question arises, will it not be bet ter tor a town like Camden t<> or ganig? t? cuipo>'ation-?nd estabiUk-^a. manufacturing enterprise on moder ate scale, rather than undertake to secure a larger concern by ptitting up a big block of money to get it? Why not build and own a plant ourselves, rather than buy and not invn one? There is nothing straiige'or unrea sonable about this. It is simply good common sense. It is what many towns have done, and are doing. Com mence on a small scale;; and then en large from time to time, as. the plant itself earns the money that provided for the enlargement. Such a pro ject can be organized and engineered to a successful fruition by our own home people, if onjy three or four of our leading business men and capi talists would show the slightest dis position to lend a helping hand to those of u$ who are trying to build and boost Camden. There is quite a good d.eal of idle capital in- and 'around "Camden that should be put to work in manufac turing plants, located right here in this good town, such as cotton fac tories, knitting mills, chair, spoke and handle factories, etc. Camden has practically every ad vantage that any other town fyas, and more thaif many others have. Why sjt still and wait till dooms day? Why not get busy and double the size of our town? We can. easily do this by building a modern first class hotel now, and then start some thing in the manufacturing line, and keep a- moving. Please somebody say something. B. 0. SAND ICRS, Seci'eT&ry Chamber of Commerce. The great stone image of (Ionia - teswafa on the sacred hill of Scravan helgoia, Mysore, India, is bathed every fifteen years With a sacred liquid consisting of milk, curds, and sandal wood oil, which is sold by auction, as much as $10,000 being paid for the I privilege of pouring the liquid over I the head of J ho image from a s?af- ! Told built above. Certain tropical fish belonging to the puffers and porcupine fishes of the Philippine Islands are poisonous', due to the presence in various parts of their bodies of a substance chemi-. caliy similar to the deadliest of the mushroom, poisons. It doesn't take a Crystal Gazers to foresee the possibility of motoring misfortunes! % Wifte automobile owners protect their possessions with Aetna Combination Automobile Insurance. /ETNA-IZE Camden Loan & Realty Co. Aetna-Izers Phone 62 Camden, S. C. WEEK-END TRIPS CAMDEN ( I * r t ? |)? ? r I mn;il Kates Other I'oints) to WriRhtsville Beach - $8.20 Charleston - 6.20 Tybee 8.30 Beaufort - - - 7?55 Tickets on Sale Fridays and Satur day*. Final limit midnight of fol low inp Tuesday Round trip Summer Excursion Tickets on sale daily to re Korts in Canada and the United States good until October 31 We are prepared to serve you PHONE 128 ATLANTIC COAST LINE. I "<rr McLEOD -RUSH CO. . ' ? ' . ? ' ' . . ' v'. * ' >' ' ' '?-> ? - ?? j";;; ? ? V ?>*; -_v LIVENING TRAFFIC BY THESE .. TCC,i\ >' . I-} ? ?' v: ? ? 1. , , ;? v * ? SENSATIONAL GROCERY QUOTATIONS FOR TWO DAYS ONLY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JUNE 26TH AND 27TH FLOUR! FLOUR! 24-lb. sack Fancy Patent Self Rising Flour, a regular $1.40 value, special price for cash - $1.25 ? Preserving Jar Caps Best quality and a reg ular 35c seller,. ? > ' ? Per dozen 25c Caraja Coffee One pound cans, regu larly sells for 50c. ' y (Now offered at 45c Breakfast Sausage A high quality food, in 1 1-2 lb. cans selling^ regularly at 35c. Special for- two days 25c e> jU Tall Can Pink Salmon A regular selier at 20c, on sale here at 15c Tall Chum Salmon I A 15c Value selling here at two cans for O 25c No. 2 Can Hand-Packed Tomatoes You can't afford to miss this 15c value now going at ,10c Extra. Heavy Red Rubber Pre serving Jar Rings. Selling regu larly for / 10c. Special at McLeod-Rush, per dozen 5c Helen Lawton Coffee \ Regular value 60c per pound, now selling at 50c Maxwell House and i White House Coffee Regularly selling at 60c Your choice here at 55c ' Gold Dust Washing Powder SELLS REGULARLY AT FIVE CENTS. a BUY % YOUR SUPPLY HERE AT 7 boxes for 25c These Prices Are For Cash Only McLEOD-RUSH COMPANY *? f/'; fb r:.-. ^ r *? #