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fetir ICKS I -O-Pcp Chick Starter ft tains Cod Liver Oil t Ed Liver Meal?to ftby chicks a firm hold ;: ft Eliminates leg weak. ftw?.picking. and fortiE little birds again3t j ftrable weather. Easy : ft, and easy to buy. any home-mixed fsed. "' ftarkable product?it's Mudti by ! ftuakar G>mpaqy ^Bd rush company BCamelon, s. O. ft im ii i 1111 ft' Drowned in Quarry ftia, March 24.?Slipping i Hugh bank and falling into! the old Keen an quarry late H afternoon Yoder Duvall Hyear-oJd son of Mr. and Mrs. Hwl, met his death by drown* accident occurring about 5 H'ng to the story told by Weed, six-year-oLd lad who Hi the young Rawl boy, sevHs were playing near the edge Hjuarry, which is located near H>"<! park, North Columbia. ms of the group were throwing lis into the waters when the lad, coming top. qft&r the e^Wp. I and fell. He was unable to Ind soon disappeared from view. IColumbia fire department was II and Chief Marsh with sevB his men hurried to the quarry, ling hooks were used in a vain fto get the body and it was not I'alter L. Atterbury dived into Iter thirty-five feet deep that Hy was recovered. Rsal to increase the beer supply Ha mutiny of the Dutch army at Hn which one life was lost and a H of men wounded. Hducational campaign is beiiig Bd in the Philippines which has ; Hpbject the wiping out of illitB ftve years. H-scentcd seaweed in the lakes HManyishiak peninsular in the B Sea perfumes the air for oman in South Carolina, withftsving her kitchen, sold 2,200 H of cake last year. Pastry for I ceremonies formed her spec many cakes being sent to disHoints. KERSHAW LODGE No. 29 ft A. F. M. H\aRegular communication of E^\ this lodge is held on the W first Tuesday In eaA month H w Visiting Brethren are welft T. V. WALSH, ROSS, Worshipful Master. | Secretary. 1-14-27-tf 1 Sumter Man Blanhvd Sumter," March 26.?G. W. Smith, head of a drayage company here, wan tabbed through one lung in a fight with Samuel Jenkins, negro, early this afternoon. He is in a local hospital and the outcome of his injuries i:- j doubtful. The negro suffered a number of severe knife wounds but is not thought to be seriously hurt. The fight occurred in the business district of the city and followed a row started when Mr. Smith accused the negro of altpost running him down with his bicycle, both men used knives and it was several minutes' before they could be parted. Jenkins was employed by J. J,. Mimnaugh and company as a porter. After his wounds had been dressed he was placed in the local guard house, but was later taken to the county jail and from there carried to Columbia for safe keeping by rural policemen. Men buried in snow can hear every word uttered by persons on the outside, but their own loudest shouts are inaudible. Gold is contained in all sea water, but in such small quantities that no process has yet been devised for recovering it profitably. The New York Y. M. C. A. lias given two thousand bachelors quartered in its buildings a year in which to find a wife and home. The last census gave New York City 887,000 bachelors between the ages of 24 and 34. Hcolarship Honor Roll Grade 1-A?Wilhelmina Strak, Constance Tyler, Paulette West, Bill Allred, Wylie Ilogue, Dan MeCaskill, Jack Rhame, Jack Richards, Jack 1 Villepigue. Grade 1-B?Marie, Bulloc^, Billy DeLoache, Dorothy Durfee, Fred Huggins, Margaret Osborne,. Ben Mil-1 dred Sowell, Stanley Watts, Douglas | Wooten. Grade 1-C?William Christmas, William Waters. Grade 2-A?Woodrow Benson, Francis Chapman, Sidney Kirkland, Jack Mogulescu, Billy Nettles, Woodrow Sanders, Andrew Whitaker, Minnie Sue Bruce, Lillian Davis, Virginia Davis, Charla Dunn, Ellen Little, Rebecca Rush, Alberta Shaylor, Hazel Shirley, Jean van Landingham, Nancy Watts, Jean Wilson, Walter Harris. Grade 2-B?Basil Munn, Lucile De Bruhl, v Clyburn Huggins, Joylynn Hall, Bobby Outlaw, Mendel Threatt, Ralph Shirley. Grade 3-A?Sarah Bissell, Leila Christinas, Sadie Freitag, Elizabeth Goodale, Alma Hunter, Emily Shannon, Emily Sheorn, Lena Stevenson, Edna Strak, Helen Tindal, Fannie Mickle, Jack Brown, Jack Halsall, L. S. Mayer, Raymond Moore, McKain Richards, Carle Scarborough, I Robert Shaw, William West. I Grade 3-B?Ethel Evans, Evelyn iHorton, Fledabel Horton, Martha 1 Moseley, Louise Reed, Zelda Snyder, I Louine Tolbert, Emerson Branham, | Leroy Dority, Edward Jennings, I Nettles Myers, Redding Ogleaby. I Grade 4-A?James Chapman, EverI ett Montgomery/* Roland Moore, Katherine Brayshaw, Charlotte DuI Bose, Annie B. Kelley, Esteile Myers, j Frances McLeod, Dorothy, van LandI ingham, Ruby Elliott, Eleanor Watts. Grade 4-B?Dennie Smith, Marie I Trapp, Maynell Trapp, Robert 1 Rhame, Francis Sheheen, Miriam I Hammer. Grade 8-A?William Thompson, I Fletcher Moore, James Clybum, | Luther Shaw, Mary Lee Blakeney. I Grade 6-A?Meta Mogulescu, Samuel MeCaskill, Nancy Brown, Vi*I gtnia Drawdy, Elizabeth Gardner, I Sarah Kirkland, James Moore. T Grade 6-B?Mamie Long. Grade/ f-A?Harriet Lorick, Grayj son ShaW. I Grade 7-B?Mary Peebles. I Grade 8-A?Ethel Durfee, Caroline II Houser, Elizabeth MeCaskill, Carolyi I McKain, Emily Pitts, Elizabeth Zemp II Grade 8-B?Nancy Doyle. || Grade 9-A?Annie Turner, VirginU |l Doyle, Duncan Lang, James Sheoro. || Grade 9-R?Martha Benson, Cath |l edne Boykin, Betty Cureton, Maud* J | McTeer, Caroline Richardson. ||~. Grade 10-A?Mary Boykin, Elme 11 Watts, Evelyn Moseley. || Grade 10-B?Evelyn Bruce, Ellei I Stewart, Virginia Haile, Mary Browr II Dotty Zemp. || Grade 11-A?Team Gettys, Caroly | Heyman, Louise Jennings, Willie Pot ?| ter. | Grade ll-B?John Jtichardaon, Wil I lie Belle Jacksop, Marjorie Silcox. I - Attemdaace Honor Roll . Grade 1-A-^Dorothy Moore, Mar Laney, Lenora Sinclair, Paulett West, Leroy Branham, H. T. Lovetb J Harry Moore, Dan McCaakill, Jac Rhame, Jack Richards, ?ack Vilh pigue, Katheryn Myets. Grade 1-B?Rebecca Beard, Ive Connell, Billy DeLoache, Doroth Durfee, Leonard Goff, Fred Huggin Randolph Kirkland, Alva Lee, Job Melton, Margaret Osborne, Payto Shirley, Claud Williams. . Grade 1-G?William Waters, Caj JLUMBIA LUMBER & mill work ash, doors, blinds and lumber . er sts. pum 71 c<hjumwaf stc. I T. B. BRUCE I Veterinarian '> I'hone 30?Night Phone 114 CAMDEN, S. C. MONEY TO WOAN At 6% Per coat I?tere?t In imyrmd city fill pply to Henry Sififit Camden, S. C. i I Headache I dizziness I H "JT IIAVE heu*lacho once In u 1 9 while, usually coming from I* constipation or torpid liver," says IB fe Mr. Ij. A. Morpl.n*, of PotinvilW, w | Ark., "and the vrry hefet remedy 1 |B i B have found to correct this condi- 18 tion iu Thed ford's Black-I fraught. Tp 3 It acta quickly and easily, aud it 18 just can't bo ln at. lp 9 "Black-Draught is tlie very heat |9 laxative I have found. 1 always ip 8 fool ao much better after taking it. |8 , M "My wife takea Black Draught, ]M S too. For dizziness, costi venous 18 ' and any little a to mac h disorder, ip j 3 we find it xnoat satisfactory, and IS j j[ consider Black Draught u family nj j 1 medicine." Constipation, with an inactive lB liver, locks up poisons 'in tlie 8 body and allows them to ao their B dangerous work. Being purely vegetable and 8 oontaining no harmful drugs, 9 Black-Draught acts gently, help- p ing .the system get rid of impuri- 9 ties and preventing aeriouu sick- 8 ness. Get a package to<lay. Sold everywhere. 25 cents. p ii'R-ru.iNi.'u Drakeford, Margaret West; one tar- i dy: William Christmas, Clarence Owens, Archie Stein. Grade 2-A?Wood row Benson, Francis Chapman, Sidney Kirklani, Jack Mogulescu, Billy Nettles, IsaacPitts, Lena Corbett, Catherine Dempster, Beulah Graham, Kllen Little, Jean van Landingham. Kamtammmmaka?am.:.' -~..L " L" "ILoILjeeb Grade 2-B?Clyburn Huifgins, Joylynn Hall, Edward Moore, Lionel Muns, Bobby Outlaw, Mephell Shebeen, Willis Sheorji, Harold Smith, Jack Williams, Julia Hough, Betty Haven, Ralph Shirley. Grade IbA?EliiaUth Goodale, Emily Shaunon, Willie Mae' Smith, 1 A'11a Stevenson, Helen Tindal, Jack Brown, Raymond Moore, McKain Ki chard*, Robert Shaw, 11. B. Shirley,1, Marian Smith, William West. Grade .1 11 Louise Heed, Is>uino rolhert, Dorothy Watts, Ixjuise Mrl.eod, Fran. es Clurus, Ajtfhur Christmas; one tardy: Emerson Branhant, Lacy Bruyshaw, Willis DeBruhl, \N . L. J acksoti. Grade 4. A? Kathermw Bruyshaw, Mary BurjU't. Charlotte DuBose, Annie Kelley, Mary Florence Little, Eslelle Myers, Frunces McLeod, Dorothy van Lundingham, Kuth Havens, James Chapman, Jerome Hoffer, Roland Moore, J. A. Rust, Steven Team. Grade 4-B-?Ina DeLouehe, Miary lx*e Hilton, Marie Trapp, Maynell Trapp, Nancy Watts, Ralph Goodale, Frank Hinson, lioacoe Johnson, Robert Khame, Francis Sheheen, Boyd Trapp. Grade 4-C?-Lessie Bullock, Elvn Hicks, Elizabeth Reed, Alma Smyrl, Rufus Corbitt, Edward Hasty, Albert Lowery. Grade f>-A Mary E. Kirkland, M ary E. M cCaskill, Elizabeth Moore, | Margaret Pitts, Kate Shannon, Golda Shirley, Lorine Strak, Mary PL Wooten, Louise Williams, Antoinette Williams, James Clyburn, Ddnald Hill, Douglas Kennedy, Lawrence Kirkland, Hamilton Osborne, Albert Reed, Luther Shaw, James Shirley, William Thompson. Grade f>-B?Catherine Hull, Rosalie Moore, Carrie Mclajod, Lorine Smith, Jennie Tolbert, Mildred Williams, Mary Zeigler, Nataline Zeigler, Billy Baum, Harry Brown, Alvin Christmas. Frank Campbell, James DeLoache, Virgil Gardner, Henry DoBruhl, Edwin Johnson, Richard Jenkins, William Moseley, Johnnie Pettigrcw, Bill Khame, Maurice West. Grade 6-C?Roddey Cornell, Herman Jackson, Harold Shirley, Lilliun MeCaskill, Purvis Shirley. Grade 6-A? Naney Brown, Olivia Buddin, Virginia Drawdy, Jean Harris, Elizabeth Gardner, Katharine Kennedy, Sarah Kirkland, Kutheryne j Little, Mela Mogulescu, Emily Zemp, Homer Baldwin, Jack Boyd, Thomas Bruce, Austin Jones, Samuel McCaskill, James Moore, Reuben Pitts, Charlie Sheffield, Billie Mickle. Grade 0-B?-Eleanor Brown, Lucile Kirkland, Lila Ross, L. O. Funderburk, W. J. Ilaynes, Dupont Hancock, Dan Lang, Francis McLeod, Lawson Munn, George Sheheen, Leslie Smith, Macey Williams. Grade 7-C?Allie Bell Shedd, Wiluia Watts, Willie Shirley. Grade 7-A'?Bill Clyburn, Margaret Goodale, Marie Unile, Harold Hough, Joe Jenkins, Mary Love, Margaret McCoy, Mary Purdy, Sara Lynn Richey, Kloise Khoden, Grayaon Shaw, Nacieppe Shebeen, Edith Webster, Eillen Graham, Soloman Mima. Grade 7-B?Leonard Hasty, Dan Mackey, Andrew Trapp, Alvah Watte, Vivian Hall, Lillian Hasty, Genevieve Moseley, Mary Peebles; one tardy: Harry L. Gregory, W. C. McManua, Perry Threatt, Lena Jennings. Grade 7-G?Ernest Shaw, Woodrow Trapp, Minnie DeBruhl, Dorothy Graham, Blanche McCaskill, Matfle L. McCaskill, Estelle Sheheen, Mary E. Strak, Gladys Tolbert. If You Once Get I The Habit I Once a person lias formed the habit of savin# a portion of his income, the savin# i of money becomes a mere matter of rout- I ine. It is easy for the man who has learn- ! ed to save to lay aside a part of all the ! money that comes into his possession, j Loan & Savings Bank I CAPITAL $100,000.00 I w?? for Economical Tramporloiion ^| TF ti; phet ^uamy Jjl? ?/ Lower Prices because of tncrea$in^J(AxXXX\& ProduCt|oiI [ January, 1925 r?XS?ffitS? scored a tremendous suocses. Among ttimdlf mm features went > new end nagged iwrtxlt,intn> proved unit power plant; a new stadepUce die* dutch, a much strong* frame, aemtwulptk chrome vanadium Steel springs, COWI - ~and dash-lamps, and new Fish- 0* ImJh er bodies finished in Duco ... / A Mm, Andthe price of the Coach was _ I >-/ w/ MUk August, 1925 band on mm n?w quality feature*... toch M motor-driven Klaxon bom, improved sheet metal WftKiMCttea in the bodiea, corrugated steering wheel with walnut dttfjh, new headlamp rim con* trucdon and a more convenient gear-shift lever. Yet, dee- S f f \ p* 69552: January, 1926^2^ -SSSlS value...imodel offering many mechanical lac provementa, auch ea a emoocher, quieter motor . with three-point auepenaion, a alien t V-bck ftnm a tor drive, new oil pump, more efficient fnoHag, an air cleaner, larger brake* . _ _ etc. Notwlthatanaing these A ** LmJb. Improvement*... The Coech f%^LHMek wee reduced to * < vrj^lffih * * aj.. - and now Qhe Coach 595 J?ffl2'?25 &*?....*625 &?*.'695 ?? S&?&..*715 &*?...*745"8 n ITbn Truck ?495 (kamkCHf All Mm F.ak Flint MAitia Balloon tfcwW fai m^nm n on all model*. In addition to Ami low pfkn CfcWwItt'l delivered ptic? la* ciuda the IowmI bindllu and iatadat dtuin available. - TheMost _l' , Beautiful Cpach in Chevrolet History Climaxing all of Chevrolet's previous value triumphs, die Chevrolet Coach of today Is acclaimed as the outstanding closed car value of all time. Beautiful new Fisher bodies... paneled and beaded, rakishly low and] finished in new colors of genuine Duco . . . full-crown, one-piece fenders. . . bullet-type headlamps . . . AC oil filter and AC air cleaner 2 finer performance, greater tiding comfort audi remarkable steering ease! A ? d|g| car [so marvelously beauti- vPI^m \ L?^ ful that you must see it to appreciate it . . . Yet die price has been reduced to I WELSH MOTOR CO., CAMDEN, S. C. y It' 4> j QUALITY AT LOW COST; ' > ? i- * .' . ~ Jt Vt tC '?. li ~ Sv*S, . !"> *! !>? "- jPv /'. i'e-tiiJ TitSV /, - ' . v " ' '' -V, - ja **?&*??*??& 'V^3>*? > ? V> - "f "