The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 29, 1920, Image 8
Double- Barreled
Service
\17HRN you buy I H C machines, you
also buy the Service that goes with
them- the co-operation th:\t ex iat s I >e t w een
us and the International Harvester Com
pany, and which we intend to continue
with you. We expect to h ! ! your con
fidence in the I 1 1 C line b Y furnishing
the best implements, machines and farm
operating equipment on the market.
We render to you a double-barreled Service
in not only supplying you with first-class goods,
but in seeing that these goods are kept in perfect
running order long after the original sale is for
gotten.
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Genuine
Repairs
Our moral obligation does not stop with the
original sale, but you can hardly expect us to
assume any responsibility for the successful
operation of I H C machines if you buy imita
tion repairs of inferior quality instead of buying
genuine 1 H C Repairs.
We sell only genuine I H C Repairs made by
the Harvester Company, and which are made of
the same materials as used for the original
machines. No imitation equals the genuine.
Play safe! 0
SPRINGS & SHANNON
Camden, S. C.
At W. Robin Zemp's Drug Stores
can be-seen a nice assortment of Klectric Porta
bles, silk tflass shades at modest prices. We have .a
very jjood assortment of elctric gootte ? for household
use, prices right and goods Guaranteed.
Lamps all sizes. .
W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
Telephone 30.
/ 7 MUST ajr
MY ?Y?.5
\\ iirti \* i ? : i r Kyes jr<? had e<?me t?> n> \\ *? can fit v??u
Willi (llasM's that will remedy the trouble.
i i** * ? i" wui k tlnin.* on jewelry <>t all kiiul>. Hriny
\ 'fit: 'ew?'!r\ -mil watch repairing t<> u-.
GL .BLACK WELL <
? JEWELER 6 OPTOMETRIST
N-CAMPEN ,
SOUTH CAROLINA 4
GET OUR DRAG SAW PRICES
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Columbia, S. C.
To Ilk tor Killing
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? I ul <-f iitHMilluK was thut of Adam
? ; ri f f lit. \\ ho w .ik at'PUsoil of llir uiurd^r
?of ViiH" iM KnSCi ft i wi 1 1 f ???? t In r \ ft OA ft)
'I'tr- itMtu k \\ii> iHHiji' .?.< Iji4? Hiutf farm
on April I !?*' ol?J?vl Itfiujc to (uiiki1
Ills i'si ;i 1 1 ? Th'1 rano \\a> ii vrry clour
? 'in* aifd although (Attorney* appointed
??y Mir ch'fiMlSi'. Mrs^rs. J. II. Levy and
S. K Wish. did "xrrmtflt^ly \v?U, t !.??
jury ht'oiiyht thr vrrdp't of uullty;,
Judge How am n thru i?sk?'d 1 1 1 * ? prisoner
if then- was any ivasoii wli.v si'iilciid
should ijuf ho passed II pail liiin ami tin*
prisoner only affirmed Hull h?* wa* not
Hiilltv. U'lu'ii the srni'iuT was read
to him ho ln'tiiuii" unnerved, l?u I mad*
no demonstration. ' r 1 1 ? ? Judy*' |.0ok or
ration to express liU Miiinks to the at
honeys w ho had worked al?l\ and
'??*<> to lVi?- Jury for their- eiear ami
reasonable verdict, Tho prisoner was
carried hack to Jail and taken to tho
pci i i t rti i !h i \ in Oiilumhia Thursday
v. Ir-i ?? lie w ill a w a it 1 1 1 ? d i \ pf his ov
"uthui width iv Ci'f I ?iTi nilii'r I.
> rmi'T IP rald.
(Malms for war risk insurance on ac
< on it t of d'.'ii tli of American soldiers
total ?IJM,017, which number represents
.1 -l amount of $l.ir,|.in l .7 MMK?.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Stat*' of South Carolina.
County of Kershaw.
N'olk'ti i* 'icrehy given that the (ion- ?]
eral Klppt Ion ,lop rrcsidenlal nuil Vice
llirsiilfiilal Electors. I " Slates)
Senator ami Iteprosenlal Ives in Con
gress will be held at the voting pre
cincts fixed by-law In the County of
Kershaw im Tuesday. ^November 2, 10-'0|
said day being Tuesday following the
first Monday, as prescribe by the State
Constitution. .
The qualification for > u t'f ra iro art
as follows:
UfsUkuicu ill Slate for two years,
in thr County one year, in the poll
ing prednct in which the elector of*.
f?'is t ?> vote, tour months, and the
payment six months before any elec
tion of an.\ poll tax then due nnd pay
able: i'rovlded. That ministers lh
charge of organized church and tench-,
ers of public schools shall be entitled
to vole after months' residence in
the State, otherwise qualified.
|{?g|st ml ion . -Payment of all taxes,
iitd ud ug poll t:i \ . asse.-seil and collect
ible during the previous year. The
production of :i certificate or I lie re
ceipt of the officer authorized to col
lect such taxes shall l?e conclusive
proof of (lie payment thereof.
Meforc Hie hour fixed for opening
the poll-* Managers and Clerk's
must take and subscribe to the Constl?
tiitional ???alb. 'i'he chairman *?f the
Itoard of Managers can administer the
oath in the other Managers and to the
Clerk: a Notary Public must adminls- 1
ter the oalh to Chairman. The Man
ager* cUm-i th''lr Chrtirumu and Clerk.Jj
t'njts at each vJilng place must he
opened at 7 o'clock a. m. and ejosed
,ii t o'clock p. m. except in the City
of Chai-cxioii. where they shall he
opened at T ?. lit. ami dosed ?t 0;
p. in.
The Managers have Hie power to fill a
vacancy: and If mme of the Managers
attend,* the citizens can appoint from
among them tftie qualified voters, the
Managers, who. after being sworn
can conduct the election
A l the close of the election the
Managers and Clerk must proceed
I m 1 1 1 1 i >? l.\ to -open the ballot box and'
(?omit tic | ml lots therein, and continue
without adjournment until the- same
i-. completed, apd uia ke a statement,
of the result for each office, and sign
Hie same. Within three days there.
after the Chairman of the Hoard, or
some ore* designated by the Hoard,,
must deliver to the Commissioners of |
Election the poll list, the box contain
ing the ballots ami Written statements
of the result of the election.
Managers of Klectiou.-. I'he lollow-.
m- Managers of Klectiou have been ap
pointed to hold the election at the var
ious precincts in the said ( <uint\ :
( aindoii < ipera House? H. Trucsdalo,
.1 \l. Moseh'v.- T. .1, Annuls
Pine creek Mill W. M West," Wil
lie Uoherrson. W. T. Player.
Hermitage Mill W. A. Anderson. IV
T. Hasty. W. T Matlox.
Stockton I' I- Sowell. .1 esse l'eaiV,
,t. S. West.
Ml. /.ion Church? ? d. S. I?uun. Win.
lira uieui. It C. Krown.
Stokes" School House Clifton Hum
phries. .1 H UatHiffe. Thomas I tames.
Ctewdaml School House- \-\ H. Ar
i. -nits. A I'. Shiver. S. 11. Stokes.
Heaver Pun School House .! S
Hyatt. .t It T'dwdl. AVx Shaw
Itatdiffe's Mill 1 H Ratcliffe.
TiuiMuiii Thoinpsi>ii. .1. II Willianis.
t'assatt Sp-vc West, T W Mavis, I.. I
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j * - ? i ? - . f I ? ' i ? * fx I I ?s. -i i ? >n t
I Kit 1 1 .? w i '"untv. |
To Meet at Hparlanburg.
u.M-k inn. s Oi < >?i. mil. Mioo
<iuntei\ President of ili?* State T^ftflkpri
association <?f South Carolina, has just
announced thai !?*' lias tfOeurod I>r. A.
Duncan Yoeitru, ProffesHor of Kduca
(iuiiiO it^ivar?'U at Wit I7uh'$r?tty of
r> III|S\ Ivanl I. for speaker "ii I Ik1 fir*!
?* veil i hu of the meeting of the State
i^rtoTirr* A v ->< "'ia t 'on. i?> lit held in ?
Spartanburg, Nfbvouil)<>t"? ? r?l h, ?? li*M It nfld J
?JT4U. I>r.. VotUlii }s widely known as_j
an eduealor and aide ami attractive)
speaker. Somiii Carolina Kaoli&rs are
lo.hf- congratulated on having the oi?i?or j
t mi i t \ <>f hearing lM\ V^iiln, Ho hitsj
been <?ii# of the popular speakers 'at
Hi. V I : A ncci ln>: Sit recent .vra is.
\ . ne'eting of tin* I ? ?? a I c? mii in i 1 1 c1'
with the rrtsltlvjil and Secretary was
held l.i i week |^ Spurt. ml. urg liviy
detail was carefully gone over.
$partuuburg is planning to take care
el' lie As-. -elation In a very jllio way.
Tin! splendid mnshal numbers will bo
ope "f the attractive features of t;ljo
Association.
Spiii'tnuburg boasts of fine hotel fae
iliti".s, there being; Uioro than <500 room's
available. Hi'm}(|o.s this, the 'hemes of
flic cit v will ho thrown open In Hie
teachers,
Tin- thirteen I >epa rt in''iil lieafls Urn
already -'working on the'r programs. I u
p'ri'silhg meetings a re being planned
?? ^ - s : . -
for all those departments.
TIic Association duos are I lie same
a s li^l yi-jtr $1. for in"n and 50(i for
l/idle*. These should he son! to \V. 10.
Klaek. l ist in. s. ( as. soon as possible.
itoll Weevil Quarantine liaised
CU'iiiKon College, Oet, ? S.V-Vlty action
of tin* South Carolina Croj> Post Com
mission the Itoll Woovil Quarantine lias
he'fu raised. This regulation Is In of:
fc? t si oiicc. and there will l?e no fur
ther rest rict ion in I he shipment of
materials from one point hi the slate to
another so far as the Poll weevil Is j
concerned, announces Prof. A. !?'. Con
radi. Kntuinologist for the (Commission.
The weevil at present is advancing
rapidly and less t ha t ? II per cent of the
area of South Carolina is free. Tills
remaining "I per eent will no douht he
Covered before host. Similar action
ha< heen taken |?y the North Carolina
(ton rd KPuiiology as affecting hoi I wee
vil regulations in North Carolina.
Attention is directed to the caution
that ttlls state by the State Crop Pest
Commission- he 1 1 ? > t construed as includ
ing the pink ltoll.worm Jtegulatlons. In
tei*j*hi|e shipments from -the west are
entirely under the control of the lYder.nl
JUST RECEIVED
CAR LOAD OF
CHEVROLET
^ ? ? :? ,? * ;V .. . VS... , .. .. .?
Touring Cars
George T. Little
Horticultural Hoard. with its l'ink Jtoll
wortn I.H'atltiuartei'K at 702 Carter iWrig,,
Houston, Texa*.
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Trespass Notice.
A'l persons are forbidden to trespass
mi my lands situated in Kershaw
County, two miles south of Cassatt.
for hunting. 'hauling straw, wood. ote.
V-lqlators will he dealt with aeeordinir
to law.
J. II. Ka teliff.
28-311X1.
CLERK'S SALE
stai?' ? ? t' South CiTl'oIIiui
County of Kershaw
In tlie Court of Coiuiuoii l'lea-.
Ih'ath Supply Company.
vs.
Thomas Wilson. L. Sehenk. (Jay H.
IVtum. and .1. .1. (Joodah', as ad
ministrators of t la* estate of C. It.
Lewis.
lly virtue of a deem? of the Court
of Common Plea* of Kershaw County,
S C\, heretofore made ill t lie above
case, I. J. II. Clyburn. Clerk of Court,
lu au(l for the Comity of Kershaw.
Stale aforesaid, will sell on sales day
In November, lOliU, being Monday, th*
ilrst day of said mouth during the tu
ual hours of sale In front of the Coqrt
House door, Ui the ^ * 1 1 \ of Camden,
S. CM to the highest bidder the folio*,
lug described real estate:
AH that certain piece, parcel or tract
of hind, lying, being and situate in th?
County1 of Kershaw. containing (SO)
acres, more or loss. Itouiided North by
lands of Henry Savage: South by Kiver
Koad : lOast by lauds of Augustus
l,oyns: West by lands- of Margaret
.Tones. Terms <>f *nle cii?<lt. purehaser
to pav for deed.
J. II. cm.ybvun.
Clerk Court Coitimon iMoas.
Kershaw County. S. (?.
October 7, lPliO. * U7-&-9
Trespass Not ice.
All parties are strictly forbidden to.
tresspass in any form on my lands, if
so the violators will he punished ac
cording to the law.
Maggie IC. I/. Stokes.
W. L. M. Stokes.
LUMBER
Flooring,
Celling.
Siding,
Casing,
Mouhiiilgs.
Fr.'uning Lumber.
Red Cedar Shingles,
Pine and Cypress Shingles,
Metal and Composition Shingles.
Doors, Sash and Blinds.
Porch Column and f}allasters.
Heaver Hoard.
Valley Tin and Ilidge Roll.
Lumber
Brick, p* *1 I*
Building
iS';S" Material
Sewer Pipe.
Stove Flue,
Terra Cotta Thimbles,
Mortar Colors and Stains.
Water Proofing Mineral,
Corrugated Metal Roofing,
Asbestos and Composition Hoofing,
Locks. ww ]
85e\ ? Hardware,
H?1"' Paints, Oils
Hammers,
Door Hangers,
Carpenter's Tools,
Paint Brushes,
Paint* and Oils.
Inside Decorations,
Calsomincs and Cold Water Paints.
WIRB FENCING, IRON A ND WOOD POSTS.
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOUSE
BOOTH & McLEOD, INC.
SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA
THIS AGENCY STANDS READY TO
INSURE YOUR COTTON
On Open Yards
On Gin Yards
On River Banks
On Farms and
Plantations
In Compresses
In Warehouses
In R. R. Depots
and
On R. R. Platforms
C. P. DuBOSE & COMPANY
Telephone 43 Real Estate and Insurance Crocker BWfr