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If W"\ ? * / J ? [ FOB ember you can ave aBuictLaX tis moderate price -a re<if Buick in every way with flashig getaway and mighty power ? rincely luxury and beauty?supreme 5mfort and riding ease. hoose from three popillar models t this moderate price?Sedan, Coupe r Sport Roadster. Pay on the liberal 1. M. A. C. plan. aid you will always know?whether ou pay #1195 for your Buick, or tiore ? thdt your money buys the utaost in motor car value. SEDANS $1195 to $1995 COUPES $1195 to $1850 SPORT MODELS $1195 to $1525 AU price* /. . b.Flinl, Mich., (oivrnmrui tax to be Tk* G- M. A. C. fnxmmce plan, the moil JeairabU, if fvuilabl*. MOTOR COMPANY TLE. MANAGER. CAMDEN. S. C. _Y . " > I' ^ Are Being Printeil / 25 ^^^^^B28"will mark the first >.' of paper money since . 22 ? the Bureau of EugravHtfng, the greatest print , S^^^^^Hrorld, will fbe busy mak. 37 ^^^^HUmaller $1 bills so that Jj^^^^^Bxed day next fall they ^ issued simultaneously 41 country and the old 42^^^^^^Eat one swoop, to be re43^^^^^Bcourse, upon demand. Wer denominations will be printed and put in circulation probably in 1929. The new notes will be 6 5-16 by 2 11-16 inches whereas the notes now in circulation are 7 7-16 by 2 1-8 inches. By the change the government I expects to save $2,000,000 annually. The reduction in size of the bill is I expected to increase the capacity of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing by 50 per cent because twelve of the smaller notes can <be printed at one impression upon the same press which now prints but eight. Through the change in size the bills will be made more convenient to handle and will also be more durable. The new notes will slip into a billfold or pocket it is claimed, without creasing or folding, and for this reason are expected to have a much longer life than those now in use. The life of the average bill now is not more than six or seven months, treasury officials say. Folding is one of the chief items cutting short the life of paper money. Near Serious Auto Collision Wednesday night about 8:30 o'clock Dr. R. N. VanLandingham accompanied by Hon R. S. Stewart, returning from Columbia by automobile had a head-on collision with Constable Floyd of Liberty Hill The accident occurred on Highway 26 about 2?s miles south of Lancaster. Mr. Floyd was driving a Ford coupe and accompanied by two youpg ladles. No one was hurt in the accident, but it was a miraculous escape from serious injury as Mr, Floyd's car turned over in the road and not a single occupant hurt. Dr. VanLandingham's car came to a sudden stop as his front wheel was smashed and he and Mr. Stewart received only a slight shake-up. Both cars were badly damaged.?Lancaster News. James A. Wallace, millionaire coal and timberman of Irvine, Ky.^ was fouqd. guilty in the Franklin circuit court on a charge of vote tampering and has been sentenced to sefve a tot*A of twelve and a half years in .the >Kentucky penitentiary. Bishopville Boy Killed. Harold Duval Webb, young: sou of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Webb was accidentally shot to death at his home on Church street Saturday morning about 8:30 o'clock. It seems that the child, who would have been seven years ;/of age next Saturday, with his small brothers and sisters had just arisen from bed and were playing in the room with a mirrow, throwing the reflection made by the sun about the room, each of the children trying to catqji the reflection aB it danced about. One of the children then suggested that the reflection be shut ti'p in the closet, and Harold ran to open the door, and the small 9 metre gun with which he was killed was discharged as the door opened, the load taking effect in the child's head just above the right temple. Medical aid was summoned immediately, and everything possible was done to save the child's life. Later in the morning upon advice from physicians he was taken 'to a Florence hospital. Death came in about an hour after the arrival at Florence. - ^ It is not definitely known just how the gun was discharged when the closet door was opened, but it is thought that the gun in falling from the box upon which it was sitting struck the hammer upon the edge of the box in its descent, this causing it to fire.?Bishopville Messenger. Co-Ed Never Had a Date Norman, Okla., February 4.?Haute Rockne's theory that Notre Dame's football fame is due to the absence of co-eds receives the indorsement of Harold Keith, the star.of the University of Oklahoma cross-country team, which won the 1927 Missouri valley championship. Keith, now a junior, has nevex1 had a- "date" with a girl. Dispatches from Capetown say that 10,000 diamond diggers in the Lichtenburg field, are facing starva| tion as the result of the government's ban on the alluvial diamond production in South Africa. \t ?^? ? 5 Alious with severe bilious came on me two or every month," says of MArray, Ky. become dizzy. My ache terribly, feeling Huld almost burst. It I 1 like a tight band "^^^^^^HEdrawn closer and clos,. temples. f^^^^^^Enach would be so upi H not retain any kind J "^^^^^^Hihment for hour a I Kvc to quit work and Blur was awful. I was u my skin was drawn H I did not have any Bo ambition to work. I hbout half sick most of because of these spells, ay one of my neighbors, ' used Thedford's BlackI for years, said he had how bad my oolor was Bght it would help me. some Black-Draught im y and began to take It A until I got my system the poison I had been I Kg. I soon began to fktl Bf4 <^velope4 ? *P I had no more bad head Br bilious spells." MM ||f I * I m fa i i I v Besirable Loans Wanted I f ^ , I rlf you need" funds for remodeling * ^^ ur home, or for buying - or building a Ime, see. us. Usually we are in position I (make loans in reasonable amounts on I Isirable residence property in Camden. I If you have surplus funds you wish (loan, see us. At times we require con-' Herable funds and can arrange time of -< I Byment to suit your convenience. Hfateree Building & loan Association JOHN T. MA CKEY, Treasurer I ^ | - - m After Winter's Colds It Is Wis* to Ch*ok Up on the Kidneys. WATCH your kidneys after colds nd grip! When the kidney* low up. impurities remain in the blood and are apt to make one tirad and achy with headaches, dinriness and often nagging backache. A common warning is scanty or burning secretions. Doan't Pilh, a stimulant diuretic, increase the secretion of the kidneys and aid in the elimination of waste impurities. Are endorsed by users everywhere. A*h your neighborI DOAN'S p,&s I A STIMULANT DIURETIC VOL KIDNEYS Ibiur Milbwn Co. MlgChsm. Buffalo. NY - H AST Y'S BATTERY SERVICE . CROSLEY RADIOS AND JSPEAKERS t Prest-o-Lite Batteries '* Complete line of _1 A. B. and C Batteries R. C. A. Radiotrons ? PHONE 550 . ' V . T. B. BRUCE Veterinarian \ ^ j Day Phone 30?Night Phone 114 CAMDEN, S.' CT ' i , x N, C. ARNETT /V ' * iu R B A L E S T A T E ' Loan aad Savings Bank Building fry* * % nx. \ . OUR SERVICE^ INCLUDES A CANDID PRB8RNTATION OP OUR listings and untiring ? EFFORT TO SUPPLY * X ' YOUR NEEDS HONOR KOI i For Jafbon Oiwrd School For Fourth Mootli of Srsalon Grade l-II. Jtim?b Tucker, Clar nee Strong Cleo Salmond, Roan U? Bracy. Bessie Brown, Ella Davis, RloVa Wright, Willie Burroughs, Lawrence Eugene Salmon, Dames Howard, Charlotte Doby, Charlotte Kelley, Catherine Ross, Geneva Belton, Minnie Matthews, Elizabeth Gary and Willie Mae Jones. Grade 1 A. -John Smith Carrie Reynolds, Luella Gantey, Thelma Reddish, James Collins,' l^?ree Gaskins, Pauline Strong, Nellie Strong, Wm Baynard, Willie Wiley, Lindsay Kelley, Eugene Kelley, John Whitakor, Geraldine Bradley, Caroline Brown, George Mdodana, Cora Jenkins and Janie Tucker. Grade 2.?Hettie Burroughs, Frances Boykin, (Catherine Moore, Charlotte Starnes, Alice Logan, Easter Davis, Lucille Jones, porrine Johnson, John Henry Alexander, Richard James, John Allen Ross, Joe Tucker und Norwood Cooke. Grade 3.?Catherine Cook, Eloise Cooke, Bessie Mdodana, Alma Wood, Bertha Wood, Nazareth Belton, Albertus Hampton, Adam Mickle, Roosevelt Belton, James Kainey, Alice Dinkins, Nellie Stewart, Caroline Bradley, Charlie Belle Smith, Anna Belle Boykin, Daisy Belle Magsby, Lewis Mitchell, Jack Mitchell, Peter Mitchell, Dolton Mickle, Fklna Belton, Louise Miller, Blanche Whitaker, Margaret Shields, Hattie DuBose, Sallie Howard, Albertha Wood, l8om Jackson, L/illie Davis and Jessie Kelley. Grade 4.?James Alexander, James English, (George Payton, Ernest Truesdale, Berlin Waddy, Willi? Young, Carrie Salmon, Kscamead Mdodana, Hattie Wright, Mary Williams, Betsy Reynolds, Anna Stewart, Charlie Belton, Frances Carlos, Eunice Cantey. Grade 5.?Eva Brown, Dorothy Smith, William Fletcher, Jessie Mae McCray, Rosa Lee Haile, Geneva Graham, Louise Robs, Robert Lee Duren, Herjean -Stradford, Winefred Brown, Susie Jones, Ernest Whitfield, 'Sarah Alston and Mary Kate Lloyd. Grade 6.?Fannie Stover, Sallie Peterson, Emma Cunningham, Grade Perry, Sallie Garner, Sadie Harrison, Mozelle Pratt, Bessie Fletcher, R. C. Dow, Laura McGirt, Clifford Belton, Grade Belton, Tillatha McCullough, Mary Dow, Sarah Murray, Elsie Stewart and Ida Belle Whitaker. Grade 7.?Christine Mdodana, Beatrice McGirt, Eugenia Jones, Adam Cunningham, Henrietta Williams, Mary Deas and Blease Lawson. High School Grade 8.?Elizabeth Belton, Catherine Butler, Leola Cooke, Virginia Deas, Mary Green, Blanche Robinson. Grade 10.?Elise Cooke, Theodore Whitaker, Selma Alexander, Miriam Boykin, Etta Duren, Beatrice Yarborough, Julia Wdght, Albertus Bishop and Willie Belle McCullough. Grade 11.?Ruth Whitaker, Pearl . Brown and Susie Fleming. Death In Kershaw County Harry Roberta, aged about 24 died Thursday night at his home in PiBgah section *of Kershaw county, following a stroke of paralysis sustained several months ago. He was a son of -Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roberts and is survived by a wife and two children. Interment was in Buffalo church cemetery Friday.-?Lancaster News. o Mace Spencer, sailor of the U.S. S. California was killed at Santa Monica, Cal., when the parachute in (which he was making a jump, split apart a moment after the jump. Had Narrow Escape. Lonnie Crockett, a young negro tenant farmer on the J. H. Mo.orgfield place in the Zion sectioiy^ had a narrow escape from being burned to death laBt Friday evening. He was in the act of drawing some gasO-J line from the tank of his Ford car, using a lighted lantern to see by, when the fumes became ignited, setting fire to his clothing and it was with difficulty that the fire on him was extinguished, He was severely burned about the hand, arms and legs and will be several weeks recovering. A car driven by some "young white men of the neighbor- f hood gave out of gas close by Crockett's home and he was in the act of | drawing some gasohne to transfer to the other so that it could proceed, when the accident took place, rfnd the young men assisted in estinguishing the fir6 from the unfortunate man. In the meantime the car, the shed where it was parked, and the barn adjoining were in flames and were destroyed, entailing a loss of several hundred dollars. The car was the property of Crockett, while the barn and contents belonged to J. H. Moorefield, local manager of the Western Union Telegraph office. ?Lancaster News. 1AVERY I Vibrator DI! ITRIBUTOK || Ic^lpwl Overcome trouble I and increase efficiency I New tap-tap-tap principle found only on the Avery Vibra- i i tor Fertiliser Distributor overcomes all trouble and in- ! creases distributing efficiency. I Distribution is actually regulated, and quantity of li fertiliser used may be easily controlled by simple mechanism ' | , on the handle. H Bumping or jolting has no effect on the new distributor. fl: Uphill or downhill -Ft does the job as well as on a flat field. H Overcomes waste! Every move is direct, simple and effective. | i Come into our store today and sec the many other fen- j ' turcs of this Avery machine. Wc will be glad to show you I why it enjoys such universal popularity. i SPRINGS & SHANNON, Inc - I Camden, S. C. I .. The Coach D(ew^eatures~ Reduced Prices! The CoXcH *585 The Touring $^gr or Roadster ?.? The Coupe *595 The 4-Door C v Sedan v 0/5 The Sport Cabriolet TOD The Imperial $*71 Cf Landfeu i 1^.1,^5495 light Delivery $171: . ( Chnwu Only) J ' D All Price* f. o. h. Flint, r Mickige V BeUvercd Prices Tbey include the low cm 1 handling and frnancing charge* available. t ?* "eer w that set a new standard in automobile value ' ' ' f ' For years, Chevrolet has pioneered in(p the low-price field t ; the features of advanced design found on the world's finest automobiles. ' And never has this progressive policy been better exempli' fied than in the Bigger and Better Chevrolet?with its * marvelous new Fisher bodies, its numerous notable mechanical advancements, and its thrilling neW performance. . Only a closg personal inspection can convey any adequate ' Impression of the quality and value provided in tliis sensational new car. In beauty, in comfort and in performance, it climax eaevery previous achievement in the development ~ of luxurious transportation at low cost! * '1 . Come in today and go for a demonstration. It will take you less than half an hour to learn why the Bigger and Better Chevrolet, with its many new features, iseverywhere hailed as the world's outstanding motor car valuci Welsh Motor Co. N. Broad St Camden, S. C. QUALITY AT LOW COST fyair; *- **" '