The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 16, 1928, Image 4
THOMAS COFFEE SHOPPE
Candies
Prompt Delivery
Sodas
Telephone 315
CAMDEN ICE COMPANY
Telephone 18
J. M. VILLEPIGUE & CO.
*
Telephone 14
DeKALfrPHA RMACY
In an emergency?when first aid remedies
are needed?telephone us and we will
make immediate delivery. Complete
stock of home remedies. Prescriptions
called for. filled .md promptly delivered.
Telephone 95
CAMDEN DRY CLEANERY
CITY LAUNDRY
Our laundry work and service, now the
finest ever obtainable here, is 3till available
at the same low prices. And you will
find that our dry cleaning methods are j
continuing to please those who demand
the finest treatment for their wearables.
Telephone 17
Kagasm?
? >0* J
McLEOD-RUSH COMPANY
Groceries and Meats
Careful Attention
Prompt Delivery
Two Telephones:
Grocery 44 Market 26
MYERS9 SERVICE STATION
Goodyear Tires
Willard Batteries
Vulcanizing*
Auto Service Complete
Telephone 38
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All That It Needed
in Newspaper Came
A young man asked us our oplulou
bout encoring the newdfmper field.
We answered this wine:
Tf he can listen with a entile to
tiresome things he's heard oft time*
before; if lie can refuse to do what
three or four people u?k hiin to do
without making them mud; if he can
write In a way to make people laugh
when he feels like cussln', or lu a
way to make them weep when he
feels like cracking hl? heeld together
and laughing out loud; If hwcun re
main allent when he feels like he'll
hurat wide o|*?n If he does not talk ;
if he can argue without getting mad
or making the other fellow mad; If
he can refuse a woman's request for
free publication without making ail
/ the members of her set mad at the
paper; if he can react to the loss of a
good news story and catch a better
one on the rebound ; if he can explain
typographical error without using
up more than thirty minutes' time; If
he can concentrate and writ# Intelligent
copy while three different con
variations are going on around him,
several typewriters clicking away and
the telephone ringing and the subdued
hum of the presses la the next room
drumming on his ears; if he can explain
why Mrs. Jones' poem on The
Sylvan Depth of October Wooda' did
not appear in the pape^wlthout her
husband stopping his advertising; If
ha can take a foar-ilne story and
spread it to a half column, or take
a two-column atory and condense It
to two paragraphs; If he ean read
proofs without overlooking an error
and write headlines without murdering
the king's English; If he has a
nose for news, an Itch for writing and
an inclination to work fifteen hours
a day, then we'd advise him "to get
into the game."?Mineral Wells Index.
Mountain Peaks Old
Places of Execution
Those tourists who delight to stand
where tragedies were enacted by Indians
may do so in the Denver mountain
parks.
There is Colorow point, reached
after the trip up Lookout mountain,
where renegade Utes expiated unforgivable
crimes by leaping to their
death.
The point is 2,000 feet above Clear
creek In the canyon of the same name,
and legends handed do^vn are that
where an Indian had committed any
crime against the tribal laws, which
was not forgivable, he went to this
point and paid the penalty.
Ute laws were immovable. There
were no appeals, no, postponements In
trials and no tines* la certain cases
death only was the penalty and the
convicted man was his own executioner.
.
The Indian was not familiar with
hanging and other methods of modern
suicide. Leaping from a cliff was his
m?ansv>f passiqg out?and he was always
assured of success.
Famous Violins
Opinions differ as to how many valuable
old violins are In existence. The
famous London experts, the Brothers
j H111? some years ago, made an exhaustive
search and traced'some 500
genuine "Strads' over the earth. One
of the leading American experts said
"400, about," in answer to an Inquiry,
and added that of the number 100
were of the first rank. Alberto Bachmann,
In "The Encyclopedia of the
Violin," says it Is calculated that there
are about 3,000 In existence; yet If
you would assemble the really genuine
Stradivariua violins today you
would only find about 100.
Reducing Means Explained
For no particular reason, the man
was inclined to be a bit sarcastic
about the woman's recent and sudden
Increase In weight He offered
loads of advice on the best way to
reduce, ending the boresome oration
by saying:
'And I will tell you one of the best
ways In the world to get back a supple
and girlish figure Is by washing."
The woman In question misunderstood
and, suucer-eyed, gasped, "Why
day !"1CKOnUld' 1 tUke 8 b8th every'
Drum's Long History
The history of the drum Is both ancient
and honorable. The Egyptians
employed it. and the Greeks ascribed
ts invention to Bacchus. The Spanish
conqueror Plzarro Is said to have
found drums in South American teraan!
8n8ke8 ?f IreIand. we are
told fled from the Emerald isle before
PuV m"^eav ?f SL Patrlck- The
^7 o' New KngIand Qged the
drum as a church bell, and it figured
frequently and romantically all
war*! ?Ur Hevolutlonary and Civil
The Last Putt
In Washington they tell the story
of a golfing clergyman who had been
";V"n ??"'? ?" the link, by ? t
leh oner ??r? ,Mrs ?? .J,
t0 'ha ClU',h0"">
ww,CK?er UP' h'9 ^P^nt said. "Re
member you win at the finish. You'll
pro ably he bur.slng me some day."
win then' thG Poacher, "It
vocnte! J?Ur h0le"-^r?at?an AdRecipe
for Long Life
Anyone ? h? will cultivate tin habit
wlthTVirn that do not agreo
It?h.J .k ?f P"rUkln? aparlngly
f thing^. that do agree with him, la
hookPd for a century.?Chauncap Da
KKWJhaw nbwTn^I
Int*re?tiag N1
* ' * The Er? Uf ^ |V
Information was rtcei^J
shaw yesterday that w ? *
of Kershaw, who travel.
several lines of merchant*?
ed tB attack or stroke of * B
while standing at the <j
caster on Monday aild B
the home of his si4Ujr g^B
Gregory. Our information
examination revealed V
rate of blood pressure and
Clyburn ha,I not
improvement.
Nyrvel, seven years of ?? J
Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert U fl
the Oak Ridge section, dJjB
day ni|Tht last and was buZl
new Oak Ridge cemetery ftjj
funeral services be in* ?oJ?B
Rev. J. M. N?1 lt?^H
en. This is the first burkS
cemetery, ground for which J|
en on the day of the funeral JB
Barfield, grandfather of y<JM
vel, who had teen invalid frjfl
being both deaf and unable J
The home of Mrs. Rebecu
widow of L. C. Jones, a f.,1
southeast of Kershaw, was
ed by Are early last Thursday*
ing. Mrs. Jones was not dl
at the time, having gone to tl*H
of her son-in-law and daufhjjl
and Mrs. Abe Kelley, but herB
T. Jones, and family, who
the home with her, were attjl
the time. iMr. Jones awoke^H
the house ablaze and ""nklitB
headway, by the time he *1
family made their escape. B
able to save practically nofiB
the loss falls very he&vilj'al
was no insurance on the boijj^l
furniture.
Magistrate M. T. CrawfoB
has charge of the pumping
met with a most unfortunate?fl
Tuesday evening while splittiB
for use at the pumping sUtk^H
piece Of the pine flew up anifl
him in the mouth, dislodgioffl
the teeth in his upper artificial^*
and knocking out one of tkl
solid teeth. The blow
little pain and also knocked tkfl
istrate dizzy for a time. B
Congress has finally |B
appropriating $118,035 to bepB
state of North Caroloa^^B
owed since the war of 1812, B
dian trust fund days and tbB
just after the Civil war.
was collected by paying i gtW*
commission to a man in\uta(B
who evidently knows how \?<^B
from Uncle Sam.
Evans Woollen, whose ab3il|^B
been demonstrated in his hoitB
of Indiana, to such an extentflfl
is mentioned as good preside&ti^B
ber for the Democratic party,B
the guest of Governor MtlB
Raleigh, N. C., today and tdkfl
Mr. Woollen is sojourning at|B
this winter and is nqw makingB
of North Carolina. . J
Time to Explode
"What are you children ddB
thought'you were playing to^B
'/We are playing at fatbu>^|
mothers."
"But you don't need to ^fl
that noise."
"Yes, we do?she has ju'tfl
me for money for a new hat"-?
ing Show.
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BBBSZBHD 5^ \ /?
Gay! I
Colorful!
Unusual!
A complete assortm?*B
Easter novelties for the H
dies' baskets.
Pure candies in ojj
Easter molds. Chamj
colorful Easter BaB^J
and everything with
to fill them for the <*
dren's delight.
Colored eggs, ChocJ
eggs. Candy bunniea--?
all sorts of Easter Toy*
Also a complete
Easter Greeting 0?r"5'B
Fischel's 5,10
Store
Incorporated^
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