The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 12, 1920, Image 6

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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE II 1> MlJ'iS KdHor and NrfWW ' I'uhiNhod ryoyy Vh/i'day at No. HW tlypvl 1 1 ? i in I i-ni' i ' .l ii? tli ? < 'mjimIci., s i i i i ii < 'a riifhia poid<tfftov ?? *<'"od f 1 :t Ss ' IMH U> HWllf't- IM lOp POI" UUIIUIII su.no, i amdm, S. Nov*n?b?*r ti? U>-'0 Tin* grand Jury roooiuimuds a vbu nf(o tl??* haudUng <*t l^4>' ; 1 1 ! 1 1 hildgo in.'ii'-s, and Unit if there ?>* ho liiw i" out'oro*- tho pImiuko Hint rU?i'ft bi> *?iif onaotod. If wo uih* t ji Vt ?* \\oi thoro u US mi QOt pa-vd a' 1 if la t nmirt ot til'' ?i? n? rat A*som Y,l\ to t Ids m but m> attention lias , \. i- I >? ??* n paid P> Mini''. It romaln* t?> I .? ??mi uhothn any ntimlion will In* luibl to I hi* inoaont reooumt?udtt tlon# To Alt I'aninrs and Biwlttow M?'?P \ cttMltoltfa "f ?*<1 u<a t Ion to oxplain 1 1 1 1 ? absolute noerssily and juifpOiM^ ot t(lf Am'M'li-a n I'roduots KxjK>ri and lui i to r i Corpora Hon will l >< ? < ?? ti i? I ut*i (>?l l?y tli'- A movlca u Vroduot.s Nxpoft and Im part Cm ;|m> ration, Th?' Auiorloun Cotton A- -oriullon. iind tin- Rxlonslon tf<?rvlo? ?>f Cjpin*on i anil 1 1 ?<? C..H. I>?'pt ? ?f Am h-ultui i- ?. <? opi'ratinu, tin* nun pa lun t<> tako on mi i.utonslvp Hoopp 1??' itnftWlg 'Monday. Nov. i:>. with a ??????l , I,, 1 ,?? hi-hl a' HiuiuIoS at II II. III.. tVn{l two otiior tl\ MtfP oounty on Tin-sda y : K' lsluivy Ti|<'sday 10:"0 a. in.. Ui'tlinn" Tuesday ?' p- ni. TUIk oampaitfn Iiiim Iuhmi otfnduotod mi tho ooutdy for about a inoflth, hut iltP*. to an lus.uffMont nuuibor of W0rk oi'-> i h<' pounty l> failing hohind with 10 r quota. Kvorylibd.v I* oouoofiwid lo a I ?*? t M* r ? iid Iu'oimI't oatton ma rk?*t . Kors.hnw ?county is o\piM-Pi| |o do hor part in yiropar'nu 'lie way for suoii a mark*'!. S?'lf lO'lp i>- our old v l?opr. f''VOiyl.?ody *i k urg'-d I <> a 1 1 "iid 1 1 ipso moolinus. Pro ml no nt sj??'nkor* will tuako addri*s< ' Sr?v .It H l \ VV. SA NDKKS County Ag<'id. ^'nnnU'ti. South Carolina. ? * Cap' nri'd WIiImIiov Shoriff 1 1 rovi'r t' NVt'lsli, "I t am ii'ii and his deputy. I P'ury Moi.ood, an ? ? in Kershaw la-*! Thursday morn iim and liad In tlodr ij^ssfsion about 1 1 1 ipiaits <>f \vhisli?'y and 1 I - Kilt ton*; of w iiic \\ hicli tlioy rapt urod troiu IP'ii Konniiuztoii. \\ !io Hvos in th<' fdlu-riy Hill 4>< an in ii n i I \ . K ?? 1 1 1 1 1 n ix't on M;i* in n lui^u.v driv'ii t?> a when * 1 1 ? slnr.il'!' not liim in l ho road ami idao''d him uiuUi arr?,*-t Kmi s i ? i 1 1 ir t ? ? 1 1 di'-HiMil i" I ol| thi* shoriff u : . i . to-' w.i? a'- <t- and tin* nou't'o w ho <la iiio'd. 1 1 ?? \\ a - t ho ohii'.M' < d' thi". hor*ii* tituI tnnrsry. ?a'd 'liiil Kl'iiiiiiijri<,n hiroil him to t. rauspor! (dm. '? (' did m>t I'M' him *\ '.lot o I. \v ,i ii I oi | in on, ami that w y- {???itf!" "it+v iti \vtifit"**v?*'r diron Itoo t\ ?' 1 1 1 1 ' I ' i I'dioa I '*? I . i\t'li itinuioi *ja v o I*. xii-l ln'foi i' Ma _'i ?t i a 1 1 T'i ;n "M "f 1 .1 1 ?''rt \ Jllll. f.?>T |i> up 1 <i 1 1 a ii if t ?? ?n i* i Kor^lia w H'ni 1 1 1 f ?r ita 1 Xi'cidoiil. i 1 1 ?.! - Willi, .( i|i lit cato! tin' 1 1 ; i lilt* ii| 1 ln | ji ? i ? nil' I 'n t" int: ioti "Iwod I" I a k ;t 1 1 * s|.. |li i| w ith a i ? "0" < > f tin I' : j m ? ? i I \ w ??,},- lint l*ri'_rj'" t tTVif f'? I r \ that in* -?!!' i n i ' i 1 I vva<< i ii ! i' " I oi*oi | t.i a V'tlll'^' I ? ' I \ .1 I I | >:i I I V \\ lo'll I put ' ? i ' ? - ! i ? ? : . ahniit : 1 1 ' ? >?'i i. v|n t'lil.vlo.l aitr'itl* t"-f WMiitd ii ' r xpoaK ?i !,, v h"| ? ?? \ i'n miu " \v l'.a I \> .i * 1 1 ? ? i n'a nio v ' 1 f"i 1 1 n I ? ? 1 1 r lal'M- it v\U--> Hill."? - 1 >11 I " i i 'l it I '.i i - l'.nv v 'in I i?l? I'm- > 'f' ? ut tin- ('.ii" 11 i.i Mni.ir t ' Inc., I'aiiidl'n. S. t' The Enormous Volume of Our Business is Strong Evidence of Our Ability to ('loan, press and repair clothing so thoroughly that those who try us TRY AGAIN W e claim t hat t<> properly | and thoroughly press any kind of garment it must he done on a Hoffman sanitary steam clothes pre>sing ma chine. This !ii?-th(ul produces the natural hod\ shape in clothes "f ever\ description, raises the nap. brings out the color. give* the garment a fresh, clean, new appear ance and cause- it to last much longer. Let u< convince you. We make altrnatiniis and ?? e n a i r Ladies garments. ? i. . Gibbs C. Carter Phone 302 IBWggygg New >1 Camden. TLuj OtroHim Motor Co., IucM Im* *?vure<l the HK^ui'y in Camden for tiic <Wt*H km?\vn " Klyk ??to tire* and wHl Iih ve ttn uunoiiuccmetit hi next weeks j Chronicle which Will be Of Intercut to i!i<' autoniotiilr " w ner~ Thfty wtU carry in s|"il ;ii all Mines nil the popular m I '/.?*# it ml t > i h s. WttK'h for thulr>aii IIMIIIM I III' III II IK I pi lee 1 1 - 1 ll?'\l W'cU I II- I. lil-Jil of IUUII.V of Iho bl'K( box I ii i ii I s ft) iM^pi nurses for training under the age of t tffttij tfefW 1 ? CtUI lnu great scarcity of miftftw Jii. Bug in ml "HOW WELL YOU LOOK!" Ulll'll If our HiO?d Im I.Ctrl i ami K?'<l 1**0-. pl?* Not Ire Vour Good Health. i'i<:i'r(i >|\\<JVN HUM* ?iK\i:ni ? T ? ' ? ' ??? , Pail#* Fate. I>"ll K.vn Drooping Shoul ders, Result From < d If your Ii'oimI i-. ;ii liad shape It ihoWK Ml? lii your looks ami feeling. When your I > loot I Is rich with red eo rpu spick | your color I* better your 1 1 |?h are ted, CyOfl wide open ami height ; your ?ood fvi'llnu allows In your actions. Common sense will It'll yoil lint' If I weak thin blood makes you look lift* | less, It lowers yoii r vitality. If your vitality is low yii have I ' 1 1 1 1 ? Jiawor resist disease iCt?r IM-. Men. uouicll alld children with rich! red blood, art' able i" fight off the uti'iii^ wbli'h hrlinr .severe lllllfMH, When you feel run down and weak, with no appetite, and no ambition, take replo-Mangaa for a white. if Ik a grj'at blood building tonic. You should begin fo feet better within a few days. I'cpto Manga u is put up in both liquid and tablet form, take either kind you because they have the M|tnc medicinal vahn\ Hut bo sure you get the genuine Pepto-Mangan - "< }udi>X" The full name, Judo's I't'p to .Mau^an." should be oti tin* package. Adv ei-t tsonient. Important Notice Tlio < N 1 1 1 1 1 1 y Hoard of I'M neat hut has fixed November lfith .lust for the Co.uk i ui 1m try School law t ?? go Into i'l'f|>t,l in this County. 'I'll" law provides that t \ or.v parent. . guardian <?r ward of a child who. between ages of s anil II >; years, shall send such child to school hcginnioi; Ills ill anil must attend Highly. 80, eojiseclit i vc days. V" .chiltl is excused front attending sehnol I unless 1 1 1 ai-e physically .ue>ruliy or I menially unfit under do provisions of Sec. isi lc. The law provhj.es a penalty j of. from $"> to $10 per da. \ upon cou.vlc j i i ? ? 1 1 before and Magistrate for the fail I Hie to send slleh child to Srliool. This ! Is to give not |? -e that I have been re lipicsted. hy tic State Superintendent of j I'aluca t ion to strictly comply ? lth the | lii w a> to se''l nu tlurf this U complied .with, I respeetjvely ask that ev'ry ! ;i;ireiil. un:irdiau "t- ward cojnnien**4* j tl'cir <'l.lldi " n on i H" date as Mlio\-" *ei 15. I'. Spa now, ? A i teii'ila 1 1 ? c nrn. er of Ket'shaxv County. CITATION <:.i 'I- j . t Son; Ii < '-I rolina Conn I v of Kei'sha \\ . ! I',\ W l.t Mi |)??weli. ISijuire. i'roiiate .Indue W'le'i i ;i Mrs I '.''-sle Cladili-u made I suit to nio t" i;raui Icr l.eii?>r> of Vd | I il"i I i 1st r.ninu < T 111- 1 1 a i of ami et'C -rj s ' i ; ,\l Chidden ! Tin I" a ri'. Titer' To re. to ei!e and ad i inoiilvli ill ; 1 1 1 1 1 sjuiful.ii' t' ?' kindred and ; i ;i ili|t.i> ? i f tin' >aid 'I M l?lad l> n ; ('i 1 1 1 si i tin \ tie and appeal' ' I !??? nil' n the I i ill N "I' 1 1 1' 'I ill I e t.i !?e , ' Id a' i'iiliidiii. S l\ on \'o\ einlier ! '.'ot li 1 1 e \ t a I't ci" -i. nldii ;i I h >n thereof, a! : t t ? i*"i'TT m'T, in IT^a' * fof tio .it. to sh 'W jeause, if mix h:iM'. wli> t Ijic said j \ d n i i 1 1 i *> t r i 1 1 1 o 1 1 should no! );?' granted. <J:vi it under niv llii.nd this tUb day of \oveuiber A. I> lO'JO. \V I., Mel M i\Vi:i.l? j .1 in In'* of I'rohate for Kershaw County, j I 'ut !j -in i! on the I'Jih and !'tli da.^ j of \o vi'inher. I !??_?< i in the Camden rr'br.TnleTe nml p.~i"e'.T" at tin* Court i House d"oi f"i tin* time presi-rllx d h\ l.i w Sal?' IU rj? tor. \'i it ire i* h<'i ?'l?y iri\ ??u that < ?? i Satur <lay. \"voml?rr *_'7th. at I'J oVlin'k M . at (lie 0|t?M*a ll<?nso ixhimt in Cam <l'n. S. <' I will s??|l to tin- I) i,_'lr,,<i I ?i? f? I ?*t* for c:i>h. one Miilr 1 ?? * I ? ? 1 1 i 1 1 u ti c I'stat'* of Noil Ua.\. ((????ojC-i'iI MKNKY HAY. Ailminist r:i t..i ( 'a 111. I' ll, s C, Nov itth. r.rjo. TKttSIWSS NOTICE. \li |M?rson*. at''' 1 1? ? r?*l ?> wani'il nor io tr?*f?ass for any |>iir)?o^c, <>r allow sfot-k to rnn at laru?* "it our lamls. An\ olio (|i<rc^a rdlnL' this i w?t i? will U<* il<\lli willi t 1 'hr full ' Vli'ilt <f til1' Im w \ k it<?\vi:\ 15. A I'.OWKN i nuotv s o.-r *_'v i ? ?-_?? i ::o ::;:p Final Di>?'l?arg?* j v lu-irli.\ u'iv'Mi l twit .Mr* I ? -|j- A Mi -I. ??<"!. \ ? 1 1 1 1 i n - 1 r ;i t r i \ of ?I,,. ,.vtai - "f i: I Mil .in M I 'I' era . ' i i - !lii>. da \ mi. nil1 .i | ? | ? ! ? i ? : ? t " 'M unto me ' ?? i final ? I ? i ?<) a rji' a - - u< ?' i A ? I in i u i - tr.it ?i v a ml that tin* "J'.Mli <lav of \ovni i.-: I!CU at 11 ...|o.'k a mi. at tin l*i?. ..it. . ? f !*?? ??? ! i ( 'a 1 1 1 ? I ?*! i . S I' h;iv a i'j?oinic<| tli'- 1 1 in** ami ]?';!??? f->t lira:": f - . i : ? I a PT'lh a I Ion \\ I.. Mid >< I \V V. 1,1.. -I ; I iri* ? f I'loliafo of K?fshav\ Coiiu'v ?".iMi<i'-ti ^ ?' <i. f.'lnT I'd. Notic- to l)?*h((Ws and (rt'dllors. AM piiJl*- i i h 1 ? t -?l to thr f-tat' of M i ?. Sarah I'. I,.iu". ? 1 ??? -?*n ."-??** I . arc v i'i'Ih t m ? i 1 1 ? i! :nak> i ?:i \ iiion r t<? th<* ii!?i|< r^i^'iii'il . 1 1 1 ? I a'l |iarti''>. if any. i \ tr?' ?? inn- a^.iin-t [!?' -a 1(1 Ostatr ; 1 pr?*-**ii t ffi^in ? 1 1 1 ! \ atf^'i-i! within M,. ? 1 1.. ,) M I i ** I i Ii ?\ I's IJ.-'k 1 1 i ' I . s c I ! 1 V\ \ ! : I > I rrVN I \< .HAM. I .Mw.tr V HIT S C i in ii A. ! in i ?? i~? t it tor?? with fh" NN i I f \ ? 1 1 1?- x ??? I i.f tli*- INt.it" of Mv* Sit rah 11 .Totir*. ? irn?l?M . s i ' i >. t j i j lfi'jo I'KOBATK CHH'Kf 8Ali;. Kjaii- o I South Carolina. , (VUUnty of Krislmu In (hi* OotiH of I'rohjl r u i$u|t]**r a# A(iuiini>t ru ("i of i in' ' Kelt AtC of A <5 .1 it in | in do ?';i -'(I. plulutlff. against T. J. tfoykiu and SohIo J, ltutipr, I M-frndaiits. t loh r 11 iii I l?> virtu*' of a I ???? i ? ?? in iii?' nbovo can? ii'ihImu date Novvinbfr mil. 1010, ami a later' lKvr?*?? Iii flit* ghuye fa se hearing ?tat*' j'nni* 10th. UfcJO, I \v|H offer for salo to tin* hlgiiest bidder In front of tlus Court i loiiit# door in tlioW'lty of CJaouleu, county of K'^slii^w and atgtf> <?f Sntilli ( "a r< ?liini . during tlo- legal U0UF8 (ft sale oil the ttrNf Monday in 1 H^iutivr, ! being t lit* nth day twvoofi tho'l following drsorlln-d n'aJ <slaH': "AH that paivl pr lot <d' land lying . and hejng oil the northeast oun*-r *?f : Hroad and King street in tho oiiy ??f . <nmdeu in th<* ?tot*i 'Of South I'tirotlnn. j and frouiug One Hundred Thirty Two fori \vcvi ou liroail <ii-?'t and! extending v haek to u onlforiu depth of On? Hundred Ninety I0lg)u <lwt) | foot, and is comiHist'il of I \ I ? ? I > \midt?'r < ??!<? Hundred Eighty Nun /No. J$0) and Number One Hundred Ninety <100) and is houiwled on jltej north by city lot Nuipbof One 1 1 u n- , d rod Eighty Ki^hi ( \(, i$8V; ,<?n (ho! eaat hy eity lot Number Olio Hundred! Ninety-One (No. MM ? ; on ilu* south' hy K?ng street and on tl?<* west hy Mroad street." Term* of sab* eitsh purrhits?M* to , pay for papers. * W. I. Mrl M iW'IM.I., Judge Of Probate Kershaw uuly." Camden. S. October 'J7th. lO'JO. Notice All persons having hordes or oattle in my pasture are m| nested to remove thom at once as frost has damaged tho grass I,. I.. (Julon. j BOOTH & SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA Trespass Not Ire Mow |i|eutiu;ii it is fit[ 1 ? r?* 1 1 u- r u io ifw' ll 1 in unity. So t"t u-. not -t>wr l\\u unil.v by l?'ttinu your *fork run a1' larjt^ upon our 'land. Hunting, rutting wood, hauling II I tor or trespasn loir in any way strtftJy forl>i<l<li'u. II. I., Fletcher, I>; U, rictrhor. W. M. < Jay. Klat liofk. SC., Nov. 1st, StUlipd Final Discharge Xotlee i.s, iK i'oby tflveji that one t'r?>ni Mils (lit W'. on Friday. December ;?nl. 1020, I will in A Ice to tho Probata , . t \ Court of Kershaw County my final re turn as Guardian of the estate of Wad dy T. Duiuau, Jr., lie bavin# a t taiiftnl his majority, nud on tin? mime date I wi|l apply -to the sa UI Court for n final discharge from m.\ trust as said Qua rd inn. J. M, ORERN, Camden, S, C'., "October 28th, 1020. I''iituft Discharge. Notice is hereby given ihut onemoatk fruiu this date, on Monday, l*e?mb?r eth, Ipso. I will make if tbo l?roba?e Court of Kershaw County uiy finals tin u ns (Juardlau of Mix* Kva 1UM, viu> linving VattaiQSd her majority, ai| ou the suui? date 1 wtJl apply to tie salil Court for a final discharge (ma i rii >t as said (Sua rdlau. AMOS (1. HALL rauxh'ii. s. t'.. NoyerobPr 8ril, lfrJO. will please them most? Well, which would? Obviously the phonograph that is the best piano; the best dance orchestra; the best soprano soloist; the best in reproducing all forms of music. That's the one you want to look for. You can find it, through our Kdison Turn Table Comparison. Come into our store and let us give it to you. It brings the four leading phonographs into competition with each other. It plays them each in the same room, from the same position in the room. It is given privately ? just an attendant and you. You state to the attendant which kind of . music you wish to hear ? piano, voice, violin, or what. He has each phonograph show how well it can reproduce the music of your choice. You decide which does it best. Then you will know, with greater certainty than you ever thought possible, . which phonograph will bring most pleasure all the year to all the family. Ask definitely to hear our ( ' Edison Turn -Table Comparison (Given only on request) Notice to Manufacturers and Representatives The Talking Machines used in these tests are kept by us in t he best possible condition. Manufacturers of such machines, or their representatives, are invited to inspect them, or regulate them, or to substitute other machines of the same make, of their own selection, of equal or greater value, at any time during business hours. Camden Furniture Co., Camden, S. C.