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|>t Help For yjv Listless Child f won't help a boy or girl a listless, dull or cross from ition. But, here's something :isji bowels have your child bilious, upset, give him Syrup of Black-Draught toLike the original famed -DRAUGHT, its principal nt is an intestinalv tpnic. Helps impart tone to the kuscles. l like the taste of Syrup of raught. It is an si/ vege* oduct. When simple directs followed, its action is but prompt and complete, n two slsds: 50c and 25c. m fHEATREl ERSHAW, 5. C. V Telephone 98 {WAY, JAW, 19 ABES IN ARMS'* /ith Mickey Rooney Judy Garland 11 u i i,I ii , ii J URDAY, JAN. 20. [DERS OF ~ PASCO BASIN" i Johnny Mack Brown Bob Baker I SHOW?10:30 P- M. rIT AT MIDNIGHT" th Robert Armstrong Noah Beery, Jr. >AY and TUESDAY lNUARY 22?23 )LLYWOOD CAVALCADE" (In Technicolor) Vllce Faye?-jDon Am ache >NESDAY, JAN. 24 IONAGE AGENT" With Joel McCrea Brenda^farshajL-^^-^ JRSDAY, JAN. 25 T AND FURIOUS" rith Pmnchot Tone Ann Sothern A - * ADMISSION: I nee, 20o; Night, 29e* Idren lOo any time. Id's weekly attendance at :tures amounts to 220,000, 85,000,000 of them In, the i.tes alone.. hours and seven, minutes iy at the equator. This Is yhlclr elapees between punjnset. ITBLAM HEATER -m r ff HOLDS FIRE LONCER I A hat-full of coal fccapa <f? B T' "* W Ovualgbt. I t-'T'M # AIRTIGHT \. 'M long M u?cd. Made without cement or putty* - , ? : SAVE Vi IN FUEL 15% off oa aft COLE'S HOT BLAST HEATERS " Come in and see them .. -' .f -:-.a HOME FURNISHING COMPANY Nobody's Business Written for 'v&e Chronicle by Gee McUee, Copyright, 1918. WAR NEW8 FROM FLAT ROCK I * hon. holaum moo re says that earl browder anil his type newer baa tried to make a speech In s. C. or gatf1 or tex/or ula. or anny other southern state that la not alreddy afflicted with a few intellectual bulshevlcks. mr. moors thinks possibly the communists thrive a heap hotter in sections of the country where the kkk ia unknown, but since you have mentioned it wouldn't the kkk enjoy hawing a bunch of non-amerlcana to wait upon and posaibly tar and feather ansoforth? a few of our third termers have about lost hopes pf pres. roseyvelt running again, they are willing to switch over but they dou't know whether to riek garner or not. they are afeared that he mought. cut out crop control! and gov varment chrefra the first year and the second year, he mought do away with old-age pensions and the third year he mought give the country back to the republicans or the waH-streeters. - most of the flat rock folks feels, however, that he is levelheaded, and stingy enough hlsself to balance the budget and that's what we want, that Is?that's what us taxpayers want. rev. will waite, //our local pasture of rehober church, preeched a strong sermont last Sunday on "beware unless yore sins find you out." he hit slim chance, Jr., right betwixt his eyeballs when he tetched on strong drink, and he got under art square's hide when he hit the feller who breaks the sabbath by work: he runs his filling station on sabbaths Just like he do on tuesdays, except he clos-es for preeching ffnd sometimes heattends church, when he bore down on gossippers, mrs. si. skinner and mrB. slim chance, sr., tucked their heads down and newer looked up no more, he burnt sevveral others up on gambling and then he glided thru on the sins of omission, he was not verry well enjoyed, except by yore corry spondent. the Cedar^Ofcne-flat rock basketball game which was scheduled for friday night had to be1 called off. a fight took place In the lobby befoar annyboddy throwed a ball and some noses were bleeding, they fell out about audio lou lark:- a cedar lane player said she was his gal and a flat rock player claimed her as his sweetie, one Word led to another, and 2 licks led tt> 4 more licks, and then the entire quads got into the melee, and when It was over, there were only 2 players able to play and they were hid up in the loft. yores trulie, ' , ; mike lark, rfd, corry spondent. Believe tn sensible Free Bpeeeiv while sllloquizing in front of the town hall last night, >mr. slim chance says that he do not understand all he knows about uncle sam and the u.s. govverment. It seems that mr. chance has benn givvlng this matter some serious thought here of late, ahd that is why if'is easy for him to expatiate on the subject. mr. chance 'lowed that uncle sam ; does all he can to keep the cholera | out of our hogs and will send his agents most anny where's to fight- the I vermin, but *le don't seem to mind | letting earl browder prowl around among his citizens and do more dammage to them and their surroundings than the cholera will do to hogs ansoforth. p a drove of fedderal agents/,will go hundreds- of miles to fight the boll weevil and the Jappemees beetle, but nobody seems to be willing to bother a worst pest, viz: fritz kuhn, when he talks rot and sedition to our people. of coarse they put him In the pen for stealing, but iimt ia one of the least injuries he has done to america. other little hitlers are still carrying on. our govverment Is willing to let russla's punk and propper-ganda be scattered to the 4 winds In the u. s. and thus undermine our ~ dimmocker* acy and communism and bolshevlckism, but Just let some pest bother our cows or our oranges or our poultry: then you will hear from uncle sam in no uncertain terms, everthing 'seems to be scared but our men, wimmen, children, and govverment. ?h mr ph&nce says he thinks the time has come to act lnstld of listen. L. we hare got plenty of idle boats now and. w ecould send the thousands and thousands of peace disturbers aftd nazl-izers 'fcnd the soviet-leers back to tlie countries they love so well? . somebody said?"but the boat mought get 'sunk by a german submarine or iSmn mine/' but *r. art aquar* aid?"aw, shucks?we wouldn't mind losing a few boat* for * good tpurliSg: own looil Ml rook oltisens light polecat* arid minks sad mad-dogs when they' bother ^us,^ bnt do," so ended nir. chance's gab-feat, yores trulle, , mike lark, rfd, staff reporter. 1 " 111 Controls Erosion By Strip Rotation Wtnuaboro, Jan. t3.?It didn't take \V, C. l'oay, farmer In the Wtnuaboro CCO camp area, but one year to find that rotatlug his crops by stripe waa an effective method of controlling; erosion. " In a fluid of 36 aejrea that waa planted in stripe of grain last fall and followed with unnual lespodesa on the grain strips, Mr. Peay says he found that terraces held up better than in fields whore he didn't practice stripping. y This was shown by the fact that when terraces broke over iu the stripcropped Jleld during heavy rains, the concentrated volume of water was retarded and spreatf and the soli was caught by the lespedeza strip below. % Orders for more than 135,000,000 worth of equipment have been placed by alg carriers. -UL1.I. 1 ? . i'. 1 . I" i1 " . Police Claim It Won't Be Lonq Jacksonville. Fla., Jan. 12?Leaving a liquor More after a $:tu holdup, a bandit heeded ft Negro delivery boy's plea to lofcve hie emptied pocketbook "beoauBe it has my girl's picture In It." Ho took the wallet and that of the proprietor from hie pocket, dipped them in water to remove fingerprint*, tossed them on a counter, fiod. The proprietor was surprised a minute later to find three, instead of two. pocketbooks on the counter. The third contained the bandit's picture, a St. Louie addrese and a social security number. Police said it wouldn't be long fnow. Flora Finch, one of the ailent films outstanding comedians, died late Thursday at a .Hollywood, Cal., hospital from blood poisoning. Elliott Roosevelt, son of the president, has resigned as president of the newly fornptKl Transcontinental Broadcast!^. < Miipauy. Thejfo is still some chivalry in the rust/ old flivvers that infest the highways. They always rattle before jthey hit you. The star garer Ash has eyes on the top of Its head. ?iw??w???pi??y? IIIM I British people call the earthworm a "dew-worm". caafegagaa 1 % Penalty On and after January 8 there will be a one per cent penalty added to all unpaid City Taxes. An additional penalty will be added after January 31. LOUISE W. BOYKIN, City Clerk and Treasurer City of Camden, Camden, S. C. '' ' ' I. ...",fc ~ .. . s, ; 1 . .-..-A. \ ?r.. - ?i ? . . . . . . . . IPENNE Y'S JANUARYI BARGAIN DAYS I HEAD THIS WA.Y FOR YOUR BIGGEST SAVINGS I We've taken a mighty swoop through our store?marked down prices to rockbottom. Bargains for everyone i in the family! Not all sizes or all styles in every lot, of course. But the SAVINGS are TREMENDOUS! j You'll find dozens of low-priced items besides these advertised, so come in and see for y ou rielfl - -They're i I all fast-sellers?so you'd better hurry! I PENNEY'S AGAIN SAYS IT WITH VALUES! | | 27 INCH DARK COLORED I OUTING FLANNEL I i A C'oth of many uses I 7C yd. j 36-INCH FA8T COLOR I DRESS LINEN I Repriced from a higher range and a real Januat^y bargain I 57C yd. j | THIR8TY TURKISH I BATH,TOWELS I Solid colors and colored checks j Value Plus S 6 for 45c j I . BE8T BY TE8TI j j Our famous brand "Nation Wide" I SHEETS 81 x 99 double bed size I 74c Cases to matoh, 19c j IfAST color printed percale HOUSE FROCKS B Buy several?you cant afford to miss them I 3 for $1.00 I Don', .pl.ndid Hero's a genuine knock-out valual Women's Oxfords for dress or sports wear?all from much higher ranges $1.97 t?f* A few straps too?odd sizes WOMEN'S 8LIP ON KID GLOVES ; Odd slzea?mostly brown 97c Attractive styles in Ladies Rayon Knit Gowns January Bargain Priced 67c STYLI8H AND SERVICEABLE WINTER COATS Just six odd sizes for Isdies $0.00 and $0.00 COTTON COLONIAL DE8IGN8 in BEDSPREADS Heavy weight?Extra large :.|;:97c ; Misses and Women's fins quality? long wsaring RAYON PANTIES f All sfatss several styles 2 35c \. Misses and Children's Cotton F i SLIPS Tailored and lace trimmed styles 25c The best buy you ever saw In newly styled 4 MEN'S PANTS 1 Hard finished worsteds and smooth o casslmeres $1.77 A whale of a bargain BOY'S NEW 8PRINQ DRESS SHIRTS Sizes 6 to 14?Printed patterns 33c Men's Grlpper Type 8TRIPED BROADCLOTH j SHORTS ' Full cut?balloon seats?no buttons ] to come off ' ' 27ctf:g; MEN'8 WINTER WEIGHT H UNION SUITS I. t Unheard of values full slsss? -BDon't mlaa them [ 47c f ? ^ t % ? 1? IEPRICED?For QUICK 8?LLINqH MENS'SUITS I Four only?odd sizes?If one of these fit you It's a bargain I >12" >14" I WARM AND FLEECY HEN'S PAJAMAS! f heavy outing flannel and really^^ hot values 73c I I Rockford Type ? Good Quality WORK SOCKS 1 Low priced at [ ~ r; 5C pair I And here is a tip on some'l thing " you can't afford to! miss?Our new Spring Coattl End Suits are the best yet. I Ask to see them mm I P E N Iff E Y ^ S ' I | WHERE MILLIONS SHOP AND SAVE |