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Daily and Poultry Feed v we wisjh to announce to the public that in addition to our line of larro feeds we have taken on the happy feed line of poultry and dairy fefids. the happy feed line needs no introduction TO camden. the only trouble has been in the past that no store bought this line of feeds in car lots and therefore could not give the right prices or have it continously in stock: we will always keep their entire line on hand. we buy it in such large quantities that we can give you the lowest prices. ?; , -l f il * : I , - , Springs & Shannon, Inc. Camden. South Carolina Jeff Fowler, Candidate. ut in Throckmorten county, Texas, Jeff Fowler, and Jeff appears to good man. He is running for ofand says that he is running beie his wife asked him to. -He -puts his platform and says nothing inst the other man. Here is the he puts it in his local paper: Having been strongly solicited by wife, I hereby announce my cancy for the office of county attor. I shall be opposed in this race two of your best known citizens, i..B. F. Reynolds, and James F. ight. Cor.oernng them I shall e nothing to say except that they are upright' and honorable men deserving of your confidence and support. ? "As for myself, I am an "Arkansas Hill-Billy" born and raised in the j Ozark mountains. Out ran the dogs, on Sunday morning to keep from having my face washed?did my sparking barefooted?never saw a train until I was IB and was almost grown before I learned that Republicans walked on their hind-feet like people. "Have farmed with a bull-tongue plow?taught school?practiced law ?and am a first-class mechanic, having worked a right smart around a molasses mill. Came to Texas two years ago and married the finest lit tie girl in Throckmorton cotinty. "I want the office because I think I can make a living out of it and will promise, if elected to try and make thieves' and bootleggers think hell ain't 40 feet from the court house. "So I ejcpect to spend the time between, now and the election kissing babies, complimenting the ladies' cooking and bragging on the old man's crop. "Your vote and influence will be appreciated.?Jeff Fowler. Oofl. Lindbergh's idea of a rest seems to be like that of the motorman who spent his vacation' taking trolley car rides.?'Sunday Oregonia*. i j?m.?M1 it-.*-;4aSit: -.:- :L$iL* - f FREEDOM FROM WORRY I .;^:4: . '.Vv* " Peace of mind is one of the rewards of thrift. The perfect freedom from worry wlhich you will enjoy wiH be well worth any alight Belfdenial you may have to practice in building up your savings account in this bank. . The First National Bank Of Camden, South Carolina ^ ^ I ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN KERSHAW COUftTY | l)r, Frank Crane Says Art i? coming under the influence of democracy. In former times the great artists painted pictures only for (churches and rich men's palaces. Statuary was intended to adorn I royal courts and the mansions of the opulent and the private parks of the nobels. Nowadays statues are being erected in public places where even the most humble and obscure person may admire them. Pictures are hung in museums which have their free days when the public is generously invited. It is said that Michelangelo and Raphael ahd the other artists of that time generally painted only saints or archbishops. Gradually artists discovered that the common life of the people contained subjects quite as interesting and pieturesque as the livtfs of the more favored. In literature Dickeus made quite an innovation when he turned his pen toward the obscure and lowly. We all want to be rich, of course, and famous, but rich men are not as interesting as they used to be. The most noted monuments to the heroes of the late war were those to the unknown soldier. It was a war won, by the way, by the heroism of the common recruit and not by the startling genius of some Napoleon. It is a question whether a rich man should build himself a fine house, from the windows of which he can only look out upon the abodes of the poor, or build better houses for the poor tha# he may regard them from his windows. Men of wealth are gradually turning their attention toward replacing the slums by better habitations, i Altogether it looks as if art, if it is to have a firm foundation, must rest upon the basis of the despised demon. It is the fashion of the intellectuals to deride the public and to think that only a few chosen ones can appreciate or be benefitted by the works of art. The newest invasion into the ranks, of art, if it can be called an art, is the motion picture. This fa the most capillary of all arts. It gives to the least and lowest and provides him entertainment which heretofore was for those only who could pay from a dollar up for a seat at the theatres. For this reason it appears that the moving picture industry, resting as it does upon the appreciation of the whole public, is firmly settled and is in line with democracy. Village Barbers 200 Years! Blackheath, England, May 12.?Job Taylor, barber died here. He ended a sequence of eight men in a single family who have trimmed the whiskers of Blackheath during the reigns of eight British sovereigns. Taylor's great-grandfather was the village barber in the reign of George I, 200 years ago, and since then his descendants have continuted the business. # ' _________ Extends Credit To Farmers Dublin, May 12.?A public company has been formed in the Irian Free State under act of Parliament and with support of the State to extend credits to farmers. The capital is $2,1500,000 and the various Irish banks have subscribed twofifths. The company has authority to borrow up to $37,000,000, the money to be advanced to farmers for permanent improvements in buildings, stock and machinery. Advices from Rome under date of Wednesday are to the effect that the Italian dirigible Itali, under command of General Umberto Nobile, and cruising in the Arctic regions, has reached hitherto unexplored sections of that vast territory. The news reaching Rome said that the biggms bag had become heavily coated with - ? . ' 7 v. Meanest Again Located 9 , Taking aim from the wheel chair to " which he has b$en confined for1 meat of fourteen years, Bert Campbell, fifty-seven, of Miami, Fla., shot and killed hie wife who had nureed him during his prolonged illThen, according to the police, he rollfeltfaeMir to the telephone and called police headquarters. "Send a policeman out here," he said in a cool, casual ^oice, "I just shot my wife." . _ L After bis arrest, Campbell told newspaper men that "family difficulties" made it impossible to lire with hie wife. "A short while ago," he said, "I conferred with a Miami attorney relative to a divorce but he informed me that I could not get one, so I shot Mg. It waa my answer." The Campbells were married sixteen years ago in Racine, Wia. zrz^. Campbell killed his wife as she was entering the house after talking to friends in an automobile. ?Le 'ffftd two shots, one of which' 4oa K aM t. n .w ?A. ?wSjjc-a Wlfwi in MT Dntlb* - S- ti|- Wjg" Tire*fone 9^0^ BALLOON 29x4.40/21 >nl4S OLDFIELD 29x4.40/21 $g55 i COURIER 29x4.40/21 $710 AIRWAY 29x4.40/21 r $g05 Other iltri priced proportionately low You can trust these Firestone-built Tires to give extra long mileage. Service with every tire, no matter how low the price. Come in now. Trade in your worn tires on a new set Liberal allowance on your old casings. CITY FILLING STATION # DeKalb at Lyttleton Camden, S. C. IWt' WANTED GREEN PINE BOARDS AND PINE LOGS. ! ) TRUCK LOAD OR CARLOAD 0 ! i Sumter Planing Mills and Lumber Co. SUMTER,* S. C. I BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL KIND fc YairYreatmentof i USED CAR buym . .your Buick Dealer's Policy.' ' < " . A-? Tj n v-/* The used tar that serves you moat satisfactorily?that gives you die most transportation for your tnooQr? naturally offers the greatest used car value. . r'. ?' . ". ?L i Go to the Bukk dealer. He offers a wide selection of makes and models in his tsaesLcar stock. His prices are fair?based on the actual resale worth ; ' of the car in question. And he will tell you the true condition of any car he offers for sale. He is always careful to guard his high reputation in the community. When you buy a used car (torn your Bukk; dealer yoa know that it will perform as promised?you know that you are getting your money9# worth. BUICK MOTOR. COMPANY SUNT, MICHIGAN?CMVXHON OP OB98RAL MOTORS OOfcPOSATIO** I.11TLE MOTOK COMPANY T. LEE UTTLE. MANAGER. CAMDEN. S. C.