The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 14, 1918, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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H. O. Nile* and j
?? m KJ m. .1, .1 r r?ljlh?h*r*,
K. N. MeDewell \
I'uhltMhed overy Friday ul 11<?? No.
Broad Street, and outered at the fain
<t*o jKttteffiee as second ?*la km mall mat
ivr. im i(H? iH'i' annum $1.00,
w. - ?? ? .? K .. -V - ? . - .
CaniUrn, s. Co June M. iinx.
There h u ii effort holnj,' inttdo axuln
in Oils county to internet tho farmer*
In |>)u Atln^r tolaicoo. Wo undorMtand,
thai a man of moans In this stM Ion has
mado the statement that if fiQOUp
farmers vuu tie lndtuvd to plant t<>ha<
<?<> that he will tfftAftinUMf M)? ware
? bonne faellltloH. It la said that the
, kinds of (his < -utility an- \v?*ll adapted
U? li?)iac<>) i*ii 1 1 lire, and the WOM can
toe if row n an readily In this. section a?
anywhere In the Pee Dee. Should the
venture prove staveauful It would moan
a uroat money ero|> In thin territory
dUrli?K (ho dull summer ^rtHoti.' Wo
hope the farmer* win i>ecouie inter*
CONCi KA'A'U lationn.
H try oral w colts a)jo a statement was
published la The Ohrontelo to the effect
?but u farm on tho outskirts of Com
tl?n wag betug with city water
for thO m 1 1 in of 11 ft y rents per month.
This was an error, as till* .party was
at that 1 1 UK' paying $1.00 jmu; month for
water. byt. u fow <luya after this arti
cle was -published a motor was placed
? oil thin lliicS anil aa a reault tttls same
party paid the < VmiwlMHlouers $?Mft for
water eonau inert (luring the month of
May. Ah a reaull of this oho motor
Ik?|iik Installed tlio Camden Water ami
I'iKht OoininlKsloii will 1m? benefitted to
the extent (?t $K..'{,r> -per month, or about
$100.00 pert year. Wo cannot i*efrajn
from <'on?rutulatluK the Comiui**Uoi:ci t
0n the* progressive step whioh they hav?*
?taken In InstJillinj; this juotcp ami v.o
?dneerely hojio that during the mxi
firw months there will 1 two or throe
wore installed. Is It too much lo hope
th**t a aufllclent number avIII Ik* pi aw J
to enable tho CouunlHaloii^i's to pay the
salaries of employ ees promptly^
WILL IT 1IK I* A ID?
Those of our readers w*v> have la-en
k?H*ping trtb on thw doings of Jwmo of
our county oHioer* will recall that en
August. 1 7 Mi T 1017, 4in a ra.tUripjiea red
lu The Chronicle under I ho heading
" 'Dift't : relive' or 'Shortage' In which
it was pointed out that our County
Treasurer wan short In his accounts to
the amount of $1,510.51, according to
a report tiled on March 4, 1010, by C. L.
Vann, accouhtdnt.
In spltcof the fact That the port+^n
of Va tin's report which rclutcd to the
olllce of County Treasurer was repro
duced 111 this article, the statement
that the Treasurer was "short" was
,#trenously denied, and in some quar
ters The Chronicle severely criti
cised for the part it was taking in the
matter. A few weeks later, however,
on November 10th, The Chronicle pub
lished the presentment of the Grand
Jury for the fall term of court, ^u
which was included a statement slgiK
rsl by I). M. McCa skill and T. J. Kirk
land, ^unty attorney, in which it was
agreed In substance that The Qhroji iclt
and the Grand Jury were correct ~ 1 1
was admitted that thj? Treasurer's ac
counts were short to tlnC amount of
$1,510.51, that all of this amount hint
1>een atvoxinted for previously eicct pt
$ 1 .' km ?, nnd that this amoivut would l.e '
o aivoiinted for lu the annual settlement
for the year ending June MO, 1017.
When The < hronlcle published t in
llrst artiele calling attention to the
"difl'ereittt* " existing In the treasur
er's Olliee the management nms. ien
tlollsly believed that it \\ : I - a !!!!?>
whleln this paper owed the vot.is tn
make this matter puhllPT and w.' Mire
not siilUlied th:it this duty had heen
|M>rforined by the mere admission .i!'
"t he pini.x let-used that the statements
which we luid published were' <"???! -red.
Wo will n?>t IVef that our obligation
has U'en completed until this one tliou
saml dollars Is paid into the fount y
funds In actual i-ash.
Tim time for this settlement m i*. ? i
lin; to the siirned agreement 1- June
Moth. 1017. and we believe that those
whose dut.\ it is to see that this money
is paid will s<?<? that it is done.
Will it l.e paid?
< if ail I he stales in t hp c<?int ry, South
Carolina stands lowest in the list in
the purchases of war savings .stamps.
Jn . lune the halamv of the states Mill
eonduei an intensi\e campaign Just as
this stn will do. The other states
are alreadx far ahead of us, and South
Carolina must ?>\eri greater efforts than
other .states if we are to remove the
ugly sTlj.'ni a of "slacker"* from our
name. Huy all the War Savings
Stamps \o\i'ean.
Arthur Hueller, an Interned tiernian,
was probably fatally wouiuled when he
attempted lo escai?e from the prison
barracks at Fort ? telethon ?e Sunday
morning. * tfflM
BROKEN
GLASSES
Faring us your broken
glasses. We. can duplicate
any lens or we could fit you
11 j) with a new pair of glasses
We also do first class
wa.tch and clock repairing.
M.H.HEYMAN & COMPANY
JEWELERS and OPTICIANS
CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA
THK pkaykk Of til* B1M ?
Wc h(<aVd the other nitty <>f u little
town ltt Aiakwna railed "Verl?eiM a
jiutuii I luit is (luTto appropriate for tint
?iUi-fhi?i??jH<i Houthoru n?#w ??? 1 1 ii h ?m s
I hol e III |)rOfUHluil. .Mounds all'.) boi'i ?
<ii i ?, ?>r i in- purple, pink and whtlo \ ? ?
hena iiio to In* tftM'll CM'i.vwIicrc and il
in redolent with the perhiuio of other
Houthoril M?U) \\<al!h\ ? i ( i
j jkmih ?*f Montgomery luive Iqvoly xuiu<
wot Iioiiics t{tord>, but f )i?- natives .in?
simple former **? ?1 ^ And ii Is a pl.oe
of ptvov and rewt, with few xouudh to
dUturb the OVOii tenor of life. Hut
there in a now #ouuU there now ? every
ufterm*n at p o.'eloek the belt o;' the
Verbena ehure)i ring*. ' continues to
rjnif for two minutes and while the
ehime> rtnit out, the people of Verbena
stand <and pray. When the sound be-'
Kins tho observance of t ho rail is heed*
ml by all. Maui j>auM> oii tho tit root, or
at tholr work, women lise from their
Mewing or Knitting or pause in oooking
supjm t, for they ltu yo early suifpers iu
Verbena ; t in- plowman am! othor Weld
1uuu)k halt In tholr la1>or, ami ull re
peat those word* ; "God bless our
President, our sOldiers and the Nation,
tun d jp.iidy them on to vietory !"
the "AutftJiiw uf 8 1 rife," or the "Prayer
of the llell," and lt% eall in obeyed by
every niati. woman and oh lid in Ver
bona. t
PITTING IT plainly.
Hi' lin rd l?. Furman ha* addressed
the following communication to the
Sumter Dally iteui ftml It wouKl be well
for some of our people to read and
kim Hp (lie full meaning of Mr. Furmau's
letter:
?"There is a prevalent idea that con
I rib lit Inns to the Ked <*ross and the
buying of Liberty Honds and Savings
Stamps Is a voluntary matter with the
Individual. There novel* was a more
egregious error. The mull Who refuses
to pay a Ju?t and honest debt defrauds
and wrongs (he Individual, lie who re
fuse* to come to the aid of bis country
in her time of imhhI Is a shirker and a
slacker In the face of this whole broad
land of ours.
"The soldiers who arc lighting for us
and who arc to tight for us must be
fed and found, and it Is we who mast
feed and llnd theiu. Jf 1 fail to do my
part In this you will have to do It for
me, and you are not going to look with
fa vorable and lenient eyes on me wheu
you perceive that 1 am adding my truiv
den to your already overburdened
sliouldot*. ?
"The men who are vailed to the front
have their choice of servlnfc or of be
ing sent, to u federal prison and suffer
ing disgrace for the balance of their
lives. Shall we who aro staying at
home be allowed to shirk our duty with
Impunity? I say no. Let us disabuse
our minds of the Idea that we can havo
the burdiui of this war or not as we
please. .
"It is not a pleasant thing to go. over
the country begging for money; and to
be refused, perhaps with scant cour.
tesy, comes near to be galling, especial
ly when you consider that the money i?
not for ourselves, but for every man,
woman und child in the land. We have
our committees to go over the county
soliciting funds. Hut this Is not
enough. There are people In every com,
-4nunlty well able to do so who have
iu**?4^contributed one rolutary cent to.
wards the protection of the country to
which they owe everything that they
hilve. We hwd another committee.
And this committee shall not say "Will
you?" but "You' Will !" This commit
tee should be given the names of those
refusing to contribute to one or more
of the three causes. It should visit the
defaulter and ascertain the reason why
ami convince him that it Is not a-myt
teiLJUtf his individual choice, hi ease
of iier-dstence he should l>e warned that
his presence is no longer desirable in
;i community which he dishonors.
"Thl^ 's no longer a free country. I
It (irn >ed to lie so on April rt. 11)17. it 1
i? a country a r war. - Disabuse your J
mind of the idea that yojuir I can con- 1
tribute or not ns we please to the sup
port of this war. It' wo do not give
our dollars mid tens today, the time
will come and that soon when we shall
be fom?d by the Iron hand of necessity
to l'Ivc our hundreds and thousands."
WIIY THKY WitKL vSIC'N.
Tiff reasons why everyone in South j
Carolina is exi>ecfed I ? ? sign the pledge
during the forthcoming War Savings
campaign w ere stated today in a state
ment Issued by tho Win* Savings Com
mit too. which reads as follows:
"?Tln? 'person who refuses to sign the
war saving* pledge will yo on record
as refusing fo stand Ivaek of our army
and navy at a time when the eause of
humanity is deixmding on the -strictest
efforts of every man and woman in
America. Such a ]>erson, rega i d less of
his intentions, will tind that li Is loyalty
will in* questioned, tweatuo in refusing
to .sign the pledge to save and econo
mize he will be disobeying the mandate I
? ?f the President. It is unthinkable*,
when the welfare and safety of our
heroic soldiers and those of our Allies
an* depending <.n t-he support which is
exTpected Trom those at home, that there
is one loyal man or woman who will re
fuse to Sign the \V. S. S. i?ledge.
"The public will listen with scant J
patience to the perstm who claims that
he cannot afford to sign a pledge or who
utters the thoughtless statement that,
there are too many campaigns. The
public will not tolerate these two atti
tudes. There is no man or woman in
Sou tli Carolina who mnnot invest at
least $-4.17, and the great majority can
invest, considerable more In war sav
ings stamps. Kach individual will be
??\pected to pledge the maximum
amount he or she can save during the
year As far as campaigns are con
(vnifl. until the mou.?*trous (ierman
power v\ lilch planned and precipitated
the most dreadful war which has ever
i >eonrir?sl the earth is Shattered, there
! ?\tn not 1k? too many campaigns! I'ntil
' we have rid the world of the curse uf
? iernmn lust for power, we can expect
l and must welcome campaign after
: ?\impaign for the cause of \1ctory.
J "And txva use. the W. S. S. campaign
I is a test of loyalty we know that every
? jH*rson in South Carolina will re-sijond
1 ---will i?roudly enlist in the army of
savers which President Wilson has call
ed for ? will sign the pledge cheerfully
and gladly, with a feeling of deep grat
itude that in this way we oan jmrtially
I requite the heroic sacrifice* which our
1 lighting men are run-king-.-1'
Back up those who are offering their
:?!!- Buy unr Savings Stamps
RIGHT OR WRONGt
In appointing OTM Off our fallow
i ns ii-iii. n w ho ha* )>a?l HO DWVlOWH
i'\j.riiniiv in tills tMiirHcular r> ???? of
work, u* - u i ? r ? 1 1 im ii*ii t of t ho Camden
Water ii lid I.lj?l?t Plant, (he (Vnuiuls
s}oi)crs have brought upon themselves
(juitc a * hit of say ere critlctxm from
those of our el fix ens who art* sincere
ly Interested iii i lie welfare of tl?e
i?i,i ni. in our o|iiuion these criticisms
are well deserved, for while we have
no fault to Dnil with the new aui?erln
tendon I an a man, we do think that it
i* ver.v unrcfcHOiiMde to expect him to
take charge of the plant ami conduct
it prolltahly w lieu It Iki> not boon tjone
heretofore mulcr the supervision < >r a
man w ho understands the luislncss. Is
It reasonable to itUppOMO thai tin- Coui
mlaslouers would take a pr*iier lotion
to a blaekxuiltlY sjiop to lie filled V If
the> wanted an engine repaired would
they .-any it to q dry ^o?h!h store?
TUeu how <an they rxjHH't a man who
know* nothing about it t<? operate a
]K>wer plant, or repair tln? wins after
sui h ii storm as we had last year. Oh,
they will i?o>sHdy say he will Im* pro
vided with a competent assistant. And
th?t Ju the part of the arrangement'
that the majority of the cltlxous do
not like. The consumer* of water and
lights w i 1 1 have to pay for the ser
vice* of two men Instead of one. This
pa|>er feels that the Commissioners are
puli lie servant* and we have a perfect
right to criticise any of their otliclal,
a<-ts. We have been told by one of the
< 'oiumlfe>dom?rK. that we were at Ulierty
to criticise Idm when he was wrong,
but If we (.'fit ielsed Viihu wlten he was
right. we had "better look out for oUr
hide." We do not' know whether the
Commission was right or wrong In
making this ap|>olntmcnt neither do
w e eare.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
,MR. STEVENSON ANNOUNCES.
To the Democra f ic Voters of the
Fifth District : I respectfully ask to
bp renominated and re-elected to Con
gress, from thin District ami agree to
abide five result of the Democratic
Primary Election. 1 will not he nhle
to ^poiid much time in the District,
this summer, because of the great
amount of important legislation grow
ing out of the war situation, but will
attend mooting* in the District when
ever possible. It Is absolutely essen
tial for Congressmen to be ot their
post at this time, W. F. Stevenson.
FOR STATE SENATOR
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for State Senator frofn Kershaw
County, subject to the rules of the
Democratic prlmarv.
B. K. CLARKE.
TREASURER
1 hereby announce mysciT us :i can
oidate for the ofllce of Treasure/ of \
Kersluiw County In the coming prl- 1
mur.v election.
W. A. SHAW.
1 hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the ottVce of Treasurer f of
Kershaw county, .subject to the rules ..of
the Democratic primary.
, R. B. WILLIAMS. j
I hereby announce myself <*? candi- ;
?late for reelection to the oiflec of j
Treasurer for Kershaw -county, subject ?
to the rules of the democratic (primary, i
D.M.McOA SKILL. j
H)K SHERIFF
To the Democratic Voters of Ker^j
?shaw County: I hereby announce my
self as a candidate* for the office of
Sheriff Kershaw County, subject to
the rules . governing the Dwuooratie-j
primary. I. C. IfuTHjIf.
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the .of lice of Sheriff t>f Ker
shaw County, in the coming primary :
election. .. C. B. NETTLES.'
C,
Having had a goodly number of my
friends el' vaArbMix stations of file Colin* ;
t.v request me I ? ? make the race this;
summer 1 hereby announce myself a .
candidate for the office of Sheriff of
Kershaw County. I am entering the
race on my own merits and not the
demerits of any one. Having had Ave'
years experience with official duties;
connected w41h this olliee I feel , I am
fuily qualified and can. :i n? 1 if el??cted
will | Hedge myself ro give a fair, hon
est, and imtNirtial administration to
Jill I also pledge myself to abide the,
I leinoerai Ic primary. Very respectfully \
J. DOBY HITCKABBE.
I hereby ttnnouiKT^myself as a can- !
didate for the ??tli<v of ? Sheriff of j
Kershaw 'tfounty. subject to the mle* j
?>f I he Demotaatlc primary.
Itrt.V P. De LOAC1I E.
I hereby a ijjjjumcc myself a candi
date for the office of Sheriff of Ker
shaw County. subject' to the rules of
the iVmocratie Primarv.
( I . C. WIOLHCH
1 hereby announce myself .as a can- j
didate for the office of Sheriff of
Kershaw C?onnty at the opproaching
Democrat ic Primary.
II D (i()FF.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the who* of Sheriff of Ker
shaw County, subject to the rules of
the I>emocntt.io primary.
BANYAN U. fiUJESDELL.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the ofllce of Sheriff of Ker
shaw County, subject to the rules of
the Democratic Primary.
.1. D. SINCLAIR. |
FOR AUDITOR.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for re-election to the of lice of Aud
itor for Kershaw county, subject to the
rules governing the IVmocratie Pri
mary. \Y. F. HI 'SHELL. !
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.
"I\ > the Democratic Voters of Kershaw ;
County: With do*-p gratitude for past
favors, and with the consciousness of
having done my duty faithfully, I
hereby announce myself a candidate for
re-election fo the ofllce of Judge of Pro
bate of Kershaw County, subject to the;
rules of the approaching primary elee- '
tlon, assuring you. one and aii^ythatj
your support will be heartily appre- j
einted. Very Respectfully,
w. l. Mcdowell, j
FOR MAGISTRATES
I ln reby announce myself as a candi
date for re-nomlnatlon f?> the office of
MatrUtrate for DeKalb Township, Ker
shaw County.
SAM TEL N MC.ffnLRON.
. MUhion*r> Society to Meet.
Tlu? regular month!) meeting of the
i Woman's Missionary Society of the
) t;i ) ?l > Kt CliUlVh will {|?ect ih I llC SiUy
[ day it Ttii'^tlax llftoruooi).
. .1 inn* I sl t? '? $0 o 'ClOK^K
? , ^ t 'I, , .,y. | ,
< ; i \ ^ ii)) your luxuries that t ho Kaiser
maybe made to give uji bin ambition*.
J vn \ \V?r Saving- stamps.
NO I K K' OF KMUTION
As To Special Tax in Nchool IMslricI'
Number Oik*.
a jH'tition dvfty .signed by onvdhird j
of the qualified electors and freehold- j
ors ??f School IMstiict No, 1 of Ker* !
?dm w ( Nuiiity, asking for an election
io he held on t hi' <| uent lou of levying
mi jnldit ic^iiil tux of two (2) mill*
upon the pru)M>rty of said District fo'
School purposes having t>eon tiled wit//
the Hoard <jt education of said County
and Huiil liourd having ordered an elec- !
tlon to l>e bold accordingly :
\oiicc Is hereby given that <tu ?fee*
Hon ujH?ii auoh question will Ik) held
bv tin*' undersigned Trustees of School
> District .No. 1 On Friday, June -8th.
Instant. (ltMS). At such election only ;
those will he entitled to vote who are
residents of the district and present '
registration eertJll<?ate?J and tax re
ceipts as required by law at General
Elections. Polls will be located at the
Opera House In Qgmden, S. C? and
will open at seven (7) a. in. and close
at ftdir f l ? p. ib.
THUS. J. KlIiKLANl) i
J NO. T. MAOKKY
II. K. HArXRTT
Hoard of Trustees, School District No,
1. Kershaw County,
?lime l.'t. JLH18.
; j v i
NOTICK.
Tito apiM>lrttment of School Trustees
will take place tho llrst Tuesday in j
July, Ibis, and In conformity with my 1
promise I am asking that each district
that wishes to do so call together its
citizens and hold a primary to norni- .
nate three men to aervo as school trus
tees? The election to be held shall con
form to the, rules and regulations gov
erning our primaries with the excep
tion that the managers may be se
lected by the voters of the district
holding the primary. The results ocf
the primary will be tabulated by tho
managers and sent to the County ?Su
perintendent on or before June 29th.
The election shall be held at tho school
house after notice has been given
^throughout the district.
Teachers are gbing to be scarce and
in great demand and it seems timely
to suggest' that every board of trustees
in splto of the fact that this is ap
pointive year make every effort at once
to obtain its leaching force. It is fur
ther suggested to the people of ? the
several districts of the ooui?ty that in
view of the war situation and resultant
demoralization in educational matters
that as few changes as jwsslble in the
boards of trustees 1>? suggested, be- '
cause the existence of the old boards
is invaluable at this time. It is hoped
that, every district that does not carry!
a sufficient' special tax to run its'
schools a reasonable length will at
once take steps to put it on.
/ I. J. McKENZIK,
County Supt. of Ed."
TW'a eiiOUuK GRANDMAto
use for a whole pail of watet,
,Then ' clean anything. My
how it docs take off thc
Hard on dirt but easy on the
Washes cloth? an d giv? thf m ^
iwett odor of freahnrtt and clemk.
new. Doesn't harm the fwe?t ling?^
or tho baby'a clothe*. Savei ^
because you measure out only ^
you need. It i? extrnvsgMit tnj
wasteful to let bar ?o*p
in water and to tub ofir twice u
much ?? you need.
Und
Liirgtr
PuclMgM
GRANDMA'S Powdered Soap
Your Grocer Has It!
When you l?uy War SUivInjjs Stamps
you <U> not irlvp ? ,vdii rm>ivo. v
Su?; iff sis Mr. YarbrouRli.
Wo Urn friends of Mr. I >. T. . Yar
?lirouuli \youkl like to sittfKOst his name
as a suitable man for tlio. House of
I<(>)>n'><?ntntlvo.s foi* Kershaw county. J
No I km tor man can be found than Mr.
Yurlii'ioi^ii. What say you, Mr. Yar
brough? Many FHouda. J
? i ,? |
Wants--For Sale
FOR SALE ? I have for sale a Ford
! touring car. Practically now at
$Mf?. Jlun the <?r six months. Apply
or write (?. A, Moseley, rfd 1, Kern
bert. S. O. ' Up.
FOR SALE? Cotton Patch Teas. Ap
ply at Chronicle *otlkv. tf.
LOST OlTsTRAYKD? Yellow and
white spotted holfer, strayed from
my place Sunday nlprht, June Oth. Re*
ward' If returned to me. L. M. Hall,
rl'd I!. Camden. S. C. ? ltp
FOR SALE ? Wo have about 400 bush- 1
els Hood clean Peas for sale. Iron
clay and cotton patch Peas. See us if
Interested. Springs & Shannon, . Cam- '
den. S. C. Otf j
FORD OWNERS ATTENTION !? We
have several tirst class Ford me
chanics and will appreciate a part
v?f your business. We have a full
line of genuine Ford Motor Com
pany'* parts and every tool and , ap
pliance for givi-oj? quick and satis
factory -service, W. o. Hay's Gar
age. G-7-8-9 * |
COTTON SKKI) MEAL for
$51.00 per ton, Rovcrumw?t n
(*aiudi;n OU Mill.
l'"OK 8ALK~-()no how IMedroo&j*
K0J1? Just arrived. IMaodyoura
quick. Springs & Sliaimou,
FOR 8ALK ? One Jersey ml Mi g
will i?'ll with or without calf, ^
to Oi W. Harden , Pine Grove ??
Koutc 1, Lucknow, S. C. lip
I4IST? l>nt? pair dark olTve ^
?buckskin gauntlets. Reward li
turned to Chronicle otflet> or B.
Pitts. ? :
tjOTTON ? If you care to sell any
ton for fall delivery see me.
l? Mosoley, Caroden, 8. c.
FOR SALE ? TS r^e registered Dj
Jersey boar pW&, eleven yeeki
The sow pigs from same litter
to one man at 10 weeks old
$25.00 each. Also 28 head of p
Duroe pigs for cash. B. b. Bojt
Boyktoi, H. C. MLS
* - ' ? ",'y^
MOWERS AND RAKES-Spriri
Shannon have t ^ agency for I
mowers rtn the market?Kmeo
Standard Mower# and Hakes.
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FOR RENT ? Seven-room house *
bath, water, lights and sewn
corner Fair Street and llampl
Turk. G. C. Bruce.
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NOTICE ? For a nice, cheap cofflli
casket call at Billing's Brow., ,
rant's old stand.
ORGANS WANTED? 1 will buy m
liand organs of all makesv Adit
-S. Walter Parker, Box -{148, Q
den, S. C. * 4g?
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
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Owners of Ford cars are advised tn ,.4- <? ;
by the Ford Motor Company If vour car " "counterfeit" or parte not made
the authorized Ford dealer i? Vour locality wh" JUStm0nt- ?'' rCpairin<f' take " *
tion, with the complete mechanical equipment and 7 ^ * re'iab'e
hiehest nnilifv v? i ? , necessary tools to give the
highest quality Ford serv.ce obtainable-for the standard ^ prices , ^
All the Ford parts used by Ford do*]^
Ford Motor Company. If your car requires the ^
in need of repairs-don't experiment- don't t ?f a"??.part or ^ "
yourself." ft is one thing to understand ? H t,mP and m?ney t0
reliable repairs to a car. When anything ?PerntC a Car; ft is another thin?f to m"k<!
or telephone the authorized Ford dealer ^ ^ "*** * '
So take your Ford car where satisfaction and econo" arlVu^ ^
KERSHAW MOTOR CO,
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Camden, South Carolina