The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 18, 1920, Image 3
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tar*
lo around six tmndn-d dol
Ilar*.
/jV> urn il<* an entrance from, tbo
(rout Itf breaking |,wth wl,,dow
iINj removing the nail wUlcli prevent
^ the window being raised from the
^gfcfe. Ojuee iuslde they uulockod
fr00t -ll(| )>Mck doors mid it is thought
to*?*! ou al1 lights for Pbey made u
direful sflectlon of the goods wftutcd
taking cmhIukm and tubes of (he
<?ud better make*. i, ^
A jurvey of ibo stock the foiiowluK
showed the follow in# goods
aiding: Six co^l Hud three fabric
BHioswick tlro<f ranging in slice from
35x4 to Six I 1 - ; throe cord and four
frbric Mlohelliw of same slsso as above
14 lniKT tubes or llrunawiok, .India ami
Lebigli make, to fit above caslugs;
(to flashlight s, one nlckle plate and
tbe other black, and several other small
er articles.
Tie tb^ves left mrcluo. ttrrttcs*
residing nearby saw the car standing
la front of the place but paid no at
tention to it thinking the owner of the
garage was inside the betiding. Xear>
by towns have been given a descrip
tion of the goods and asked to be on
tty lookout for the thieves,
Music C lub to Meet
The Musk- Club will meet at the resi
de ioco of Mrs. Bdwin Waller, . Tuesday
evening, June 20th, at 8:30 o'clock".
After the musical program the Club
will collect membership dues and trans
act such business as nmy come before- It.
A full attendance is desired.
Mra. A j. Beat tie,
Chairman Program Committee.
To Meet With Mrs. Little
The Kirkwood Book Club will Meet
next Thursday morning With Mrs. T.
Lee Lltle. All members ore cordially
invited to attend. The Club will then
adjourn for the summer months.,,
Mrs. John S. Dgdsay.
w President.
A
Wtu K8TATK SOLD
Home (.om | Vrittm Paid F?*r Prop rrty
? . In I?d Near RMhuno. 'V ,
The Scarhordugh Realty H now
realty company operating In this sec
tion and comj?osed of Ut^ p, 15.
Scarborough, ??f Nurib, s Or, r, n
Scarborough, of Law* r, and \v c.
>Vnr?M?rough of Cajiiden, gokl M'wral
trtU'Ts of valuable farm and oily prop
erty ia unit near llot hunc last Tuesday.
Tin' land all brought good prices and
several of the now owner* have al
ready been offered handsome profits on
their purchases. As a result of the
sale Hid eomimny has iuudo listings of
a groat deal more property In that we
tUm to ls> gold at a date to bo announ
ced later. They have l>eeu doing an
extensive rehl estate business In hw
iU?us of flouth Carolina bui this is
their first S&lo In this immediate ter
ritory.
?I'Mve tjacts of 4 fiariu lannl wot?
boupht by J. 0. Jortejr and tip; i. 10.
MJcI.nro, paying an average price of
$147,00 per newt.
The hotel (property at Rothune was
purchased by H. E. Hyatt for $22,
(HK?, and the Hyatt residence was pur
chased hy II. E. Hyatt at $0,200.
~ N'otro of fcleetlon
State of South .Carolina
County of Kershaw.
Notice of Election in School district
No. 41 : A petition signed by one-third
or more Of the resident elector?, and
a like proportion of the resident free
holders of the age. of twenty-one years
asking for an elect lou to determine
whether a tax of four mills additional
shall bo levied uj>ou all the taxable
property in Can toy School distrlet No.
?11 for school purposes and the peti
tion having been granted by the County
Board of Education we the undersign
ed trustees wtyl hold an election at Can
tey -School bouse on Wednesday, June
80th, giving notice for two weeks there
of. Polls will oipen at niue a. m., and
Close at four p. m. Those who reside
in tho District and present Jtbei ^reg
istration certificates and tax receipts
-wttt bc nltowcd to roter Election will
be conducted upon the order of ageiv,
era 1 election.
E. II. LORICK
R. A, VAUGHAN
V. E. WATTS,
^ Trustees.
William Frimum.in The Adventurer
is the special attraction at- -the Mia jes
tlc tonight: It's a tplay. tfiat has many
,good> points and one tliat ydSCwll jfftr
Joy. .
Electric Fans
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Keep Ike flies out and the theririometer
down. See them at
W, Robin Zemp's Drug Store
Telcp l^one 30. oa
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Improved Train Service
X
WITH
Through Pullman Sleeping Car.
Asheville and Western NortK
Carolina
Effective Sunday, June 20, 1920, Continuing
Throughout the Suimmer Season '
~r
A New Train Betvem Columbia and Aaheville, N. C.
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No. 3? Read Down Schedule I^ad Up?No^
11:50 p. m. Lv CJotamtola ? A*' J?! ' ^
12:45 a. m. Lv ....... Atettfn - ? ? *
1:10 a. m. Lv.f .^..Blalr - v- ? ' ^
1 :20 a. -u. Lv.f....... Sterttson a#
1 :34 a. m. Lv. Carlisle - ? ' m
1:42 a. m. Lv.f Santuc ? ?? jr^ 12:46 *. m.
!* a< m' g - 12^4 *? m.
2.30 a. m. Lv. ? Lv. 12:11 a. m.
2 :48 a. m. Lv ~ 1 a< 3 - Lv. 11 :45 p. ?n.
4:00 A. m. Lv. Sparta ur* ^ 10:15 p. m.
5:15 e. m. Lv,L.?^.r.^~ * g;46 p m
6:55 a. m. Lv. * "J" jjy 9:10 p. m.
6:30 ?. m. Ly. T'jT". 1*. 8:0p p. m.
7:30 a. m. At AsnavlMe
f? Flag stopg. ' ? ' ' ? - - r^=r
No's 3 & 4 Pullman drawineroo?sleep^
leston and WanesvUle, and Wilmington and Ashewiie,
connection with A. C. L. No.s 64 and 55. Qavannah
No. 8 ? Pullman drawing r0?? 8HepT >i0 Jk
to Aahevillo in connection with?;^~ k- r10?**
No change in other train service.
Summer excursion tickets now on . ??
For further Information and reservations, ^a]1?'l.ticket
agents. S.H.McLEAN
District Passenger Agent.
* Columbia, S. C.
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KNDOKNB& HOARD
Dei ??J opuient Hoard to hit ?i V*m
**l*n Week tf Juuo tl-t?
l ? the People of Cuiiidcu : W e nil
?lv proud ol South Oarollna. Wo like
,M hear visitor* comment (HI til? won
? K-iful advances tlK> Stulc hit s made in
I ho past fow yoai ? KipQUlly arc
pleased to feel that I'uimhu had
bad a large nan iu creating t,l,s |UMM*
iphore of ciitvrprlHO, progress and proa
parity throughout tho State. South
Carolina 'baa potential poaaibftUttea un<
surpassed by those of any other state.
Wo ilo not lack opportunity ; our groat
imvii has been moan* to utilise the <*p
port unities wo have. Much means has
now bceu plaocd at our command In
the movement for the expansion of the
?Smith < 'urolliiH lVwlojunk-^r Board.
This organisation represents an uimoi
firth patriotic effort to co-ordinate the
agencies for advancement In Hquth Ca
rolina ami to enable the people to co
operate with1 those agencies in a prac
tical way. Because of the definite
promise contained In tho (porrg'aiu of
the South Carolina Development Board
and the high standing and character
of tho men who havo become sponsors
for the movement, Idoem It entirely
proper, as Mayor of Camden to call
tho attention of our citizens to the cam
paign which the Development Board
Is to make from June 21 to 20, and
to commend that campaign to the fav
orable consideration of our people.
Wi. J. Dunn, % I ay or
ROAD KMUNKBR NAMED
Mr. W. U Klrhland Named WUli a Sal
ary and Expense' Account of $8,600 *
rr-r
The Kershaw County Board of Com
missioners met in special session on
Tuesday of this week to look over the
petitions that havo been In circulation
throughout the county asking for an
Aleetlon on Uk* m >ropoaed bond fssue
"of $400,000 for good roads in this coun
ty. The commissioners agreot to call
for^an election and will announce the
date of wild election at a later date.
The appoint men t of a1 road engineer
ns provided ft>r in tilie recent.net of the
general assembly abolishing the office
of (,-cftittty Supervisor was also made.
"The Board appointed Mr. W. Lenox
Klrfcbthdof this city, who is a civil en
gineer. The appointment ^carries with
it a salary and expense account of $3.?
Tho -alary of the outgoing su
jiervisor wis only $1,400. ?
RUMMAGE SALE
.
To Be Held Saturday, June 26th at
The Opera House.
Th?? mem her## of the Civic league,
Library Association, U. D. O., and D.
A. H. organizations will unite in a big'
Rummage Sale on Saturday, Juno 26th,
at the Camden Opera House 1>e ginning
at 10 a. m. The proceeds are to go
towards the hook campaign now launch
ed by^ the American Library Associa
tlon and especially do we wish to stress
that many of tlie hooks jug to hjo of
raised letters to be used for blind sol
diers and sailors. Caimlen has been
asked for $100.f>0, and the ladles a re
making an effort to raise it. Every
family is asked to look over their pos
sessions and see what they can spare
fol* the sale. Not only do the ladles
ask for clothing, but household arM?
cles. as well. Merchants are also asked
to contribute any article that tfoey have
not found sale for and may be simply
in the way. If they are liot In the
latent style they mjay be useful to
some one, and the ladies may realize
ready cash for them.
Mrs. W. J. Dunn Is chairman ami the
following ladles will serve on committee
and call for your oootributions, do
please be ready for them : From the
Civic League? Mrs. Edwin Mu)Jer,
Mrs. Leroy Davidson, Mrs. E. D. Blak
eney, Mrs. C. P. DuBose; Prom the Li
brary ? 'Mrs. E. C. von Tresckow, Mrs.
Wm.Shannon, Mrs. Win. King ; From
the U. D. O.?Mffl. P. T. VlHepigue,
Mm, John T. Maekey, Mlrs. 8. A. Bar
rier, Mrs. Hhighey TindW, Miss Rebe
kato Nelson ; From the D. A. R. ? Miss
Minnie Olyburn, Mrs. John 8. Lindsay,
Mrs. Clifton McKaln.
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Suspicious Sign
Mr. Roberts, a banker In a Western
town, was very bald and was in the
bablt of wearing his hat in the bank
during business hours. Every week a
negro employee of the bank presented
a cheek and drew his wages. Ow day
as he was putting the money in a worn
and greasy wallet, the banker chanced
to pass by, and asked. "Look here,
John, why don't you let some of that
paoney stay in die bank and keep an
account with ns?"
. '"Well, sab," replied the tocgro, lean
ing toward the banker and gazing curl*
otirfy at the Panama hat he wore,
Tae aftrays afeared. Ton see, ah, you
look like you was always ready to
start somewhere." ^ ^
* lira. O. B. Smith and Lillian and
Charles, Jr? apent the week end at
Davis at Blah
opvllle.
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oranges'
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~ cloudiness
Have you ever noticed the cloudy ar'PC^t::%ce of
Orange-Crush and Lcmoivi '.ru i whiio *s*joy*
ing these rare-flavored drinks?
The reason for this cioudincss . V' i^ason
for the unequaled delidousnctis of Gfttih# c *Cv iMfc
and Lemon-Crush? for it is caused hy ilu"
form distribution throughout the drink t -A d ew*
sands of minute particles of the actual fruit oil'
pressed from freshly p icked oranges and lemons.
The Interesting process which has made th> - miv
sihle was perfected five years ago by N. C.V> .. . ij,
and is exclusive with Orange-Crush Company*
It marks one of the greatest steps fonvarrf ev*r
taken the preparation of soft drinks, for it
brings to you, without preservatives, the pur&
delightful flavors which nave made oranges and
lemons the favorite fruits in every home. Tlus
cloudiness is your guarantee of uenuinene*#,
flavor and quality.
The booklet, The ?tory of Ward's Orange-Crush
and Lemon-Crush," gives full, details regarding
the making of these drinks. It shows bow deli
cate flavors are obtained hy combining thft fruit
cilS with purest granulated sugar and citric acid
? the natural add of oranges and lemons.
ej Send for this free booklet today. You will better
nnderstandwhy Orange-Crush and Lemon-Cnisjk
enjoy the largest sale of any fruit-flavored drinlca
In the world.
in bottles or at fountain*
Prepared by Orange-Crush Company, Chicago
Laboratory, Los Angeles
Carolina Coea-Csla BottUnc Ctswpsny,
Plume 87 OssMtB, S. C.