Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Klectrik Maid Bake Shop Good Broad Made in Camden -?:. ' ? ' ;* ? VS ??/v';?/, , :.' Schlosburg's Dept. Stores Complete Outfitter* to the Family >1' . i '* " ' . '? ' . ? ' .'? ?' . t ? ? 1 ; . ?. ; Bruce' a Pure Food Store Good TJiiafi to Eat ? ' - ? ' - w . ; ? v . ? ; ?*' ? \ Buddin's Book Store Statkmer* and Kodak FmUhera ; ?' * ' ? V ' - v .... 1 . ?*. The Martha Washington ?* * Tea Shop- ? Delicatessen ? -Fruit Store Hasty' 8 Battery Service Prestolite and Columbia Batteries Enterprise Mercantile Ce. Ford Car Ticket With Each Purchase DeKalb Grocery Complete Line Fancy Groceries Camden Furniture Company Fine House Furnishings The Fashion Shop Camden's Style Center C. P. DuBose A Co. "ft, . Rents ? Insurance ? j- Real Estate McLeod-Rush Fancy and Heavy Gpcwrin Hir&ch Br oh. & Co. Furnishers te Men, Women and Children DeKalb Service Station Cars Washed, Polished and Doped /. B . Zemp Drayage and Storage Kershaw Motor Company Ford ? Fordson ?Lincoln other smiled at livestock which reached for "poorer grass outside its pasture than was under its very feet? Philosophers of old , seeing such, quickly expressed it in words of wisdom , thusly: "The grass is always , greenest in the next pasture" Don't be too quick to smile at "such foolishness of livestock" ? because ? it is also a human trait? some times employed to great advantages for mankind ? ? s * ? j more often , however , to selfish ends which reap the same reward . The most obvious example is the spirit which moves citizens of any community to "go away from home" to buy merchandise, necessities of life ? and even their entertainment. Nearly always such buyers put themselves to great trouble ? they buy hurriedly?and get less for their money than if they had made their purchases at home where merchants are known and their word is a bond; where service is friendly ; and where the store stands always ready to make satisfactory adjiistments or changes ? if such is necessary. When you patronize only home industries you are making an investment for your own prosperity. Only in proportion tb the increase in trade can Camden grow. Which means: Bigger and better stores and - stocks of merchandise ? better homes ? more jobs ? " > 1 increased wages ? tetter schools ? bigger churches and increased values for our homes and farms. The grass is just as green in our own pasture! LET'S ALL BOOST FOR CAMDEN! * Camden Iron and Brass Works C4taH.nct ? Cotton Mill Work a Specialty Miss M. K. Gerald ? ' ' ' * \. ' ' ? Vi ' ' Millinery and Art Good* Carolina Motor Company l o Gasoline ? Oil* ? Repairs F. D. Goodale , Watchmaker and Jeweler Camden Floral Company Say It With Flowers Grown in Camden J. L. Mimnaugh & Co. Camden's Lowest Prices Chapman H. Barrett Millwork ? Sash ? Doors Camden Real Estate Exchange We Sell Lots Home Furnishing Company Furniture and Musical Instruments A. A'. Shanks Quality Plumbing and Heating L. Schenk & Co. V Best Place in Town to Shop Lomansky Brothers High Quality Shoes and Repairing > Camden Clothing Company Your Satisf action Our Success Williams Insurance Agency Camden's Oldest Insurance Agency Baruch-Nettles Company Dry Goods and Clothing John M. Villepigue & Co. Coal and Wood The Outlook Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Millinery Burns & Barrett Hardware and Builde^a Supplies ? . ? - ? ? - ? i ***** RS# ? . w*