The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 11, 1920, Image 3
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W. ,{ DeUMctl, Hon. T. J
HirklMJHl SujMrvlaor ?M. O,' \\Vxt and
11^. \\. If. H<*ur&. <>f (Uwtlon w<mv
^?i,i by In vita r I<?u. u n<? nuuh' t\j<>
meet gtWrwwes, ataowlu* th? fliw?eia<t
^codMUui vt Kwslww CQUJD&ft which Ls
l^j ami Msstu'iin; us ttut ? witrui him!
fcjrt.v wcsltviuo AWtifc* us If ?v #<? toj
gerslww. t '
% Mr. Kirk'laiul tfavo th** l?w ou how
to hold sii,?h e^cttQQI. Judge IV
Jjotifh MjMiko of thv ylo.*t? business ami
MOi'lul relation* Itotwccn thin ?Mvtloii utkl
Kershaw. Mr. Hough spoke on ta\u
Itoo aiul Mr. \\\??t On road*. After
which Hoy. J, W, Kenny made a fine
adiv.vs lu adv(oeaey of going to Ker
fthftw. Other remarks wtto made, af
ter which, on motion of Thou.
I>. MeLeod $<u! J<ame* K.* ltiMulteii. it
wiih unanimously reaoivcd, hy a rising
vote, to hold <l?e ?leoiiot) at onee,
'IMie uniting hold In Sumter lust
week did not hind or reflivt tlu? sen
timent of On* jieoplc hero.
The banking and colon business lui
gone to Camden from this motion and
i ho (woyle fcei that they liad rather
go tx> a county wheiv a eoiintr.vimui
can in> eleetcd to office and not u city
luan ?'v?*rv t i i nt ?
Tlu> nerved u nUv Iuiu?Ihn>u.
Mr. J. K lir.^UU'd over tW
UKMMiug,
Hay for Sale
Fresh mown hay at reason
able prices, if taken ont of
the field.
L. I. GUION Lugoff, S. C.
X
Those' Good Brakes
in a ? -
MAXWELL
are aided by special steels
Brakes seem to be one of the
overlooked features of a motor
car. In a Maxwell they have
had the extreme of attention.
For instance, a road engineer,
in about 500,000 miles of ex
perimental driving, lias .con
stantly tested and studied them.
That is why you can uhcck the
speed of a Maxwell in an instant
and' bring it to a standfct ill, either
by foot brake or hand brake.
Special steels in a Maxwell
are teft-gely responsible. They
give it extra strength in wear
and endurance, but they make
the car light in weight.
Thus when you rail 011 ii to
halt, the brakes are. not required
to *"w resile" with SiiperfluoUa
weight, m the iituni of
the c;:r i; easily stopper* .
These are steels made to
.Maxwell':', own formulae. They
equal, pound . for pound, fllie
steels in any ear built. Hut
? ear has steels just like
nu ... . ' \T- -? ?
In a large measure they eon
tribute to Maxwell's growing
prestige, as expressed in figures
.like these: ifearly 400,000 now
in use; and 100,000 more for
the year 1920.
Carolina Motor Company (Inc.)
Camden, S. C.
LUM BER
Lumber
Mooring
OJIin*. '
Ming,
aslnit.
louldingg,
raining Lumber,
!fd <>d*r Shingles,
lr* and Cyprew Shingles,
wj ?nd Cowporftlw, Shingle*,
'oors, Na^h and BUnds,
it! <^huBn BaUasters,
leaver Board,
a,,''y Tin and Ridge RoH, '
Building
Material
Brick,
Um?,
Cement,
Plaster,
hire Brick,
Fire Clay,
Sewer Pipe,
Stove Floe, /
Terra Cotta Thimbles,
Mortar Colors and Stains,
Water Proofing Mineral,
Corrafafted Metal Roofing,
Asbestos and Composition Roofing,
Hardware,
Paints, Oils
Locks,
Hinges,
Nails,
Grates,
Hatchets,
Saws,
Hammers,
Door Hangers,
Carpenter's Toels,
Paint Brashes,
Paints and Oils,
Inside Decorations,
Calsomines and Cold Water Paints.
WIRE FENCING, IRON A ND WOOD POSTS.
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOUSE
"*T*" "
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BOOTH & MCLEOD, INC.
SUMTER, , SOUTH CAROLINA
WOl M> Pt'-HIJSH PBTlTiON
Of Thow Mini K\nuli\r OlmtfiKy
Before Action Im Taken
I of the slut*' tuKird of par*
?Ions have asked (iovcrnor t\H?i?er to
promulgate certain now regulations
relative to trillion* ror iwirdon*. The
plan suggested Im to huve petition for
imrdons jmhllslnsl in the |?<|>ors of the
county In which the crime waft com
nUtted, the publication to ln? two wN?eks
In advance of tl?e filing of the petition.
This recommendation was signed by
all iiicmtorsi of the hoaixl ami sent to
the governor. The hotter follows;
"The hoard suggests to your ev
eoNoncy, that If It meets with your
approval,, you promulgate regulations
requiring ln'tltl^nn to t>e |Hihll?hed in a
newspaper In tho county where tho
crime as committed for two weeks
prior to the meeting of the hoard, tho
fact that the i?etltlon will ho pneaeint*d
to bo stated.
"The board suggests to your oxoell
ency that .lt would greatly facilitate
our work, were the |?etlMon required
to he completed and hi your hands a
reasonable length of time prior to the
meeting of the board, This Is In oinWm*
that the board may familiarize itsoif
thoroughly with tho record of each
Is'fore attempting to pass Upon It.
"In cowflndijig, Che board would
state to your Kxivllhicy that It* ac
tion In every iNirtleular was by tlu4
unanimous vote of the board. All of
which Is respectfully submitted. " .
Members of the pa rdqu boa rd a l v :r
W. P, Conycrs, (rrecnvUlo; (J. P. Pe
guesi Chora w: Jos. L. Nettle*, (>>lnu>
bin, ? Sa Malay's Columbia State.
Marriage*.
Mairrird on Saturday. morning last,
Juno 5th, 1020, by Probate Judge W.
L. McDowell, Mr. James Hall and Mrs.
Nunie 1<\ Marcus, both of (\issott. S, C.
At the homo of Probate Judge Mc
Dowell <?u Saturday afternoon, June
Miv TTeorgS Dewey Keliyl or Be
thune, S. <\. and Miss Mildred FJlza
iH'th Kelly, of Bishopeille, S. (\ Af
ter the marriage the yoitug couple left
hy ttnto for A*dicvtMe, H end orson vl tic
and other North Carolina resorts'
where they will spend a few days after
which they will Ik' at home to their
friends at Bethline, S. C.
At the home of l'rohate Judge Mc
DoweLl on Monday morning last Mr.
(>. .1. Baker and Miss Jaunita Collins,
both of Bethune, s. C,
Double Tragedy at Greelryville,
<Jreeleyyllle, June. S.? Kxela lining
Hjod forgive me!7' Itoliert Hofeair,
aged forty-three, about 3 o'clock this
afternoon shM. and killed his wife and
Mien toofc his own life by firing a
bullet into his head.
Ilogan was married to Mrs. Robert
Lcsesne about one year ago. Before
her marriage to Mr. Lcsesne she was (
Miss 11a llie Pitts, daughter of the lute
Robert Pit'tw, of Gourdln.
TJie trog<Hly, it is suld, took {il?t<<>
in the presence of four of Mrs. llo
gaii*s. children, who are said t<? be the
only witnesses of the^iffair.
Just us MIrs. Hogan was eotnlug
down the atefjs preparatory to going to
town her .husband, It Is reported, shot
her six times beforo. turning, the gun
on hlui^'lf. .
Mrs. llognn Is survived by five chil
dren by her first husband, Kdwnrd and
Harry Pitts, brother, of Sumter, and
Mrs. S. W. M<4*lary, of Lanes, a stater,
also survive.
No cause for the act has been given.
Owl In Ills Chicken Coop.
Mr. B. M. II?11, from near the old
Adams Mill ?eot;ion, was exhil>iting to ,
his frIond? here Tuesday a huge live
owl which he caught Jn Ills chicken
coop early that morning. The big bird
had 'gone to* t.lie coop where a mother
hen and brood of biddies were roosting
and it Is ttiought that in the fight he
fcweon the bird and lien bite prop under
the coop was knocked down, making
the intruder a prisoner. He Imd slain
five of the little chicks and it is not
known how many the had eaten.
It may l>e truo that breeding stock
should not lie kept fat, but thero 1*
no need for warning Southern breed
ers of danger in this direction, Judge
iirg from tlie condition tn which they
usually put brooding stock Into auc
tion sale rings. Wo have known many
a man to fatten beef rattle for $8 to
$10 a hundred and think it ]>aid him
to feed; but what we camnot under
stand is why these same men will put
hredlng stock in a jMiblle sale in poor
condition. On well bred breeding stock
thAt ast two or three hundred pounds
put -on to make them fat will sell for
$25 to $50 a h under d pounds. If it
pays to feed steers for $10 to $12 a hun
dred, certainly It will pay to feet the
breeding stock that is for sal? for $25
to $50 a hundred.
The lack of feed production and the
failure to feed are the discouraging
aspects of the livestock buidness In the
South. ? Progressive Farmer.
Baruch-Nottles Co., announces a 25
per cent reduction on all goods begin
feing at their store today. ? adv.
T?k<? tt<lvnnt*w of thv pflcc mlue
tl?Mi .hmK' uow Jpuiutf on at tho attvro
Of HttluHi NVttlos <<>. lulv.
\\ tnin-ii oOiO? their fa<i\s with hliu
and yellow paint In OriHHilaUtl.
The largest mil tfit of (Hiro rok'k *ult
In ilu* worlvl Mo* untfor a m*?*tlon of
(Jaliela. It Is known lo U? mon> than
.">410 inllos hni)f.
Speaking of "Good Lookers"
Ha\e you seen our new stoek of (?ood)fear tires in fhe
smaller sizes?
I lie tamous ALL- WKATHICK treads add as much to the
looks of a Ford, Chevrolet or Maxwell as they do to any
>t the bin: high-powered ears.
And they give the same Jong mileage in these
smaller sizes.
There are two other types of Goodyear Clinch
er casings in therfe sizes. We believe that
each type is the best of its kind at its price.
Come in and look them over!
Kershaw Motor Company
Cwimlen, S. C.
Join the Army of Savers
Enlist Today
Like a mighty cavalcade, .the great army
of men and women who save a fair percent
age of their earning*, hews its w?y to fi
nancial freedom, happiness and content
ment. #
- Are you a member of this wonderfularmy"
of savers? If not, join their ranks today,
The savings department of the First Na
tional Bank enables you to enroll your
name on the list, and thereby checkmate
the possibility of future want and depend
ence.
>f. Shannon, I'rcs, S. \\. Vuiit^uiidliigliuin, ('anliltr
N. C. Taylor, A*HUlant raxhlrr
Save Your Potatoes
BY USING ? :?? ?
Stonecyplier's Pot?to Bug Killer, at v first appear
ance of bugs. We have most of the other protective
agents also : Paris Green, Lime-Sulphur Compound ;
Cowd. Arsenate of Lead; Bordeaux Mixture and tft^
accoSoap.
W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
Telep hone 30.
JUST TOO
BUSY
to work ? That's all's the matter with we Americans.
Just a case of too much rest in "unrest."
Why not turn the big day and short day into big pay
and long day.
We are waiting to take care of the additional amount
you ?^n and should obtain under this changed policy.
Loan & Savings Bank
OF CAMDEN, S. C
STRONG SAFE CONSERVATIVE