The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 13, 1921, Image 6
Your Banking
Business
. <*,
A Hanking connection with us will give, you the
confluent feeling that back of your business is a strong
financial institution, guarding your interests and ready
to give its co-operation in every phase of banking and
financing. A '* $!M1
We invite you to consider us as ypur business asso
ciate, and toimake use of the strength and experience
we have gained through long affcl varied contact w'ith
commercial problems,
rtYou will find here a congenial atmosphere of per
sonal interest in your affaiiw ? an earnest desire to
give something more than ordinary banking service.
This desire to serve is the same, whether your account
is large or small.
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Loan & Savings Bank
OF CAMDEN. 3. C.
STKONG SAFE CONSERVATIVE
Double - Barreled
: ' . ? ' ' : - I.' v".- , ? ? '*. ? ? . . . : . .
TI7HFJM you buy 1 1 1 C machines, you
* * also buy the Service that goes wi th
them? the co-operation that exists between
us and the International Harvester Com
pany, and which we intend to continue
with you. We expect to hold your con
fidence in the 1 11 C line by 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.
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 1' H C machines if you buy imita
tion repairs of inferior quality instead of buying
genuine 1 H C Repairs.
We sell only genuine 1 H C Repairs made by
the Harvester Company, and i^hich are made of
the same materials as used for the original
machines. No imitation equals the genuine.
Play safe! ?
SPRINGS & SHANNON
Camden, S. C.
The First National Bank
OF CAMDEN, S. C.
We have taken care of our customers in the
usual way, almost as in normal times and at
the same time, have been able to pay off
every dollar that we borrowed. - - - We do not owe
a dollar.
Our liabilities are in keeping with our resources
which shows a healthy condition. This is a reflec
tion of good, conservative management; the kind
of management that our depositors are entitled to.
With these facts before us we feel at liberty to
ask you to bank with us.
a ornr a i a ki ci mm i rc # i rvn nnn nn
C/AI ll/AL /Alll/ JUIM UUJ ?p 1
The First National Bank
OF CAMDEN, S. C.
AIR *mm>ti k<;<;kk CAUGHT
Knvauuih OffkMa Proceed to IMs*
ih?d(I0 rim
Tilt* city of Sttvannuh. <ia., wuh coil
fronted with u brand now problem to
day in co u 11* H't i ' ' 1 1 with enforcement of
\i\i? prohibition luw. l ust night eighty
quart# of liquor were confiscated from ,
a Curtis aeroplane that was found
roHttng fu tho -municipal landing Ciel'l.
T od it y the eommUsioner of police was
! udvlsed by tin* .<??! id t <>r general that
the state prohl hi I lOf) law made no pro
j vision for confiscating a vehicle fly
r In;; through the air and found to bear
: ill tox lea n ts. There wits provlKlon for
< ?<iiifiM'utin? boats. automobllea ami
Other vehicles of Iiinil am! water l?ut
none to permit tjtie. taking ovor of ,.nc
which used tho air. Nevertheless the
Cdiuniit>?luiicr decided to take a chance
so itoday a fort e of men. representing
the municipality Is dismantling the
acropluno and carrying it In pieces to
the police barracks. It is hoped yet
to find some law by which the state
can act. If not tile air car will probab
ly be turned over 'to the government.
This is the first boetlegger uf the air
ea light by the local police.
The. car contained the finest brands
of whiskey which up to this time are
unclaimed. It lauded hern three days,
ago presumably from Cuba.
?
Died From Wounds.
M is. i.uln I'ool. who was accidentally
shot by her husband, Mr. Willie Pool,
while In* was defending her from the
attack of a rabid bull dog, died at the
Touiney Hospital Friday night at
o'clock The tragic accident occurred
two miles from Pawille at the home
of Mr, I'ool at about s o'clock Wednes
day morning. A bull dog, which seems
to have gone suddenly mad, had at
lacked .Mrs. Pool and Mr. Pool bad
rushed to tho defense of his wife, bring
ing with him his .-15 caliber army rifle,
lie 'struck the (Jog with the butt of the j
gun ami was swinging the giln back'
when it went off The bullet went en
tirely through the thigh of tile wife
making a fearful wumd. Mrs, Poof
was brought to the hospital on Wedties
day night and the amputation of the
leg found necessary.- Sumter Item.
.lust Another Evidence.
The .. Supreme t'ourt of Louisiana!
awards a negro woman JfilO.OuO.tXX) of;
ll
property against two white, claimants.
The colored woman, the illegitimate
child of a white man, brought suit to
recover the property, which the evi
dence showed her father bad attempted
to sell, but had not J^gally conveyed.
She may not have been morally entitled
to the property, but the court found
rh?r ietn I el a I ui vmnirt. "ATiofher evi
dence that Southern courts do not con- j
<id??r the color line in the matter of |
pr??pert v. Stale^ville l>ailv.
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Home Demonstration News
(My Mi-- Blanche .Tarruut.)
The 1 1. urn' I lemon srra rion ? " n 1 1 ? < of
th ii ii t v held i il"liu!iM'nl meeting
at (lie Court House lust Tuesday after
1 1 ? >i i Miss Fli/.abeth Forney f li?*
l'airy S|n>eialist. ;mw an intercstiuM
ilriiioii.si in i uMi on the making "f I > 1 1 1. -
tor. Alter this, the < *:i n t ? ? \ Home
I > ?? 1 1 1 ? ? 1 1 ^ I la l i"ii Chili and the Beulah
n ? ? 1 1 1 ? ? l >?mih>ms! ra t ion < " 1 1 1 1 ? -ervi'd ire
1 1 ? a and -a tiilw i ? ?!?*?-< which wore
wonder-fully refreshing. Fvery one
present >i.cki' ? ?!' the i me t hey
had.
All w Ii - > ? X | ? f ??lit ? ? r I In- But
tor Butter ?'.?nte-t f ? ? r Kersha\V
County pli'iiM1 send jmir tia mo t" Miss
Tarrant before May l"? The fir-t hut
'trr jud-iim will take place <>n the
uiorn : nu of Friday. May J 7 at tun
o'clock ,i t the ? *< ? in in u it i t y Market.
After th" judjiini: the butter will be
<>n >ale. There are many rea-i-u-s why
ynii .should enter the e.>nte>it. The first
reason < because you sh"u!d be inter
ested in making your butter of the
highest stand of effieien y Having a
dairy specialist to judge an 1 score it
wiil let wni know what others think
1 "f yniir buttur. and show y--u just
I where it needs jo p.- improved upon.
Then a /a in. those who enter tl ? unity
? ?ontest win be elliiribV for entrance
jto the State Butter contcs-r which will
be put oil at the St a ' e Fair this f.il!.
Then, the pr. zes .iffere I in the
< ount\ < 'oil test are very attractive
For the highest total re.-. : ? 1st,
prize. 1 .."><><> lbs. of co.'.jon <s?-ed meal,
offered by Chamber of Commerce ; 2tx],
prize, barrel <-luu*n. offer**! In Burn*
& Barrett: ",rd prize. o<* ' lb-* cotton
seeti meal, offered by Chamber of
( 'ommeree
For tiie be>t avein^e - oie 1st
prize. Barrel Churn at half pri n, of
f-red b\ Ma- key "Mere:i ntiie t'<>
A ?? wiHtifii a re fn-?l ("I'vinif to
the front in French art circle* and al
ready several American women have
the di-t .net ion of bavin? their pi? tures
hunt; in the salon of'-H*c So< iete Na
tionale des Beaux Art*, in FarN
Mi-s Mnry M(<Jow?n, business wo
man of Akron, < >., and further distin
guished as the only woman member
of the American Society of Bachelors,
has announced her intention to become
a candidate for mayor of her city.
FORMER GOVERNOR ARRESTED
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Units of Florida Charged With Accept'
inx Money for Pardon.
Starke. May 5. Circuit Cogft I
Judge Long has Issued a cap Inn for
the arrtnd of former (Governor Sidney
J. CrttU on the charge that he received
$700 to influence his Yoto for grautiug
a pardon to J. J, Coleman, sentenced
to life imprisonment i u Hay county m
IV Is
Jlond was f. xod by Judge Long at
|5.O0& Ml Calls Is |||>? I ? i -.(?'? . 1 to be
lu Ahilmma.
1 Calls was. indlotod laio yesterday
by the Bradford county grand jury
for corruptly receiving and accepting u
gratuity of money for casting his vote
for tiie granting of pardons while gover
nof of t he Mate of Florida."
The investigation was made by the
Hradford County jury because tlu'vj
Ktato prison farm at Which the prisoner
was serving his sentence is in Hrad
ford county,
Governor Catts was an ex officio
member of the pardon board, which
also Is composed of four members of
the cabinet. Under the state laws the
governor does not i>okstvis full powers,
but may exercise a veto in (he?. grant- t
ing of pardons.
For tile last two we?ks a joint legis
lative committee has been investigating
rumors that the former executive was
influenced by money in certain of bis
official acts, and that (luring Mis term!
of office he was guilty of other unlaw- '
ful conduct.
J. .I. Mendenhnll, former wealthy !
citizen of Clearwater, who is serving
a life sentence for murder, was a "wit
ness before yhe committee Tuesday and
has been recalled. The hearing is be
in;,' conducted in executive session. It .
is kn<>wu, however, that several men
pardoned during (.joveruor Catts' in
cumbency have been heard. >
Mendenhall also was a witness be-,
fore the Uradford county grand jury. ;
.Mr. ('alts' term of office expired)
?January Mis four years ad minis- i
(ration was marked by numerous con- !
t rovorsies, a uutiiber of pardons being'
granted and a large number of state i
officers being involved.
Supposed Murderers Arrested.
'I^he M<>nroo fcmjuirer of Wediie
day has the following in regard the
recent murder ? ? f two n \groe> in
1 'best erfield county :
Abraham Lincoln and Will lJoyd.
both colored, are in jail here charged
w ith killing Canson Punderhurk. ?
colors I. and his nephew.. Kelias Fun- j
derburk. in Chesterfield count vi S. j
C. April L'liih It will he recalled ilia l i
two negroes went to the field wherc;'
Can son Funderburk. Kelias Finder
burk and Laney Funderburk were f
plowing, early on the. morning of April
-?)! h and said |Jmt they were fugitiv es
and were accused of making 1 i < 1 1 1 ? ? i
and that one of tJiem had shot ah of
fleer and they stated that they were
hungry and Laney went to his. house;
to get Xood f<u- them and while he was'
at his house he heard shots from th" ;
point in t lit.* field the men were ,t n ? I 1
when he returnee! lie found Can-on !
lying by a stump dead and Keiias near
Ijini mortally wounded Keiias was
? onseioiis and lived several days !*:??!?
he was shot. His story is that one of
the stranger- pulled ott| a pist.i ; t ? . . |
-11"' at a hole in a -lump and then
asked Jiim and Can-on t ? > see where
the bullet had struck. The two w . re
stooping or kneeling examining the bul
let hole when the two strangers opened
fire with the result as stated above.
1 he ? rime w- ? s committed near where
?b 'Untie- of | nion. Chesterfield and
I jH iiea --t e : j"in and ofticr-r-* from tJie
three eoiiiil.es named have been ?
gent in search f..r the criminal
Sheriff Fowler obtained ;l ,-!ue j., ;1
manner The limniirer i- n-'l at liberty
to divulge ju-t now and he and I >eput v
Sheriff Paul Criffith ami Chief #,f:
Police S]t..on arrested Abraham l.iij- ?
coin here Tuesday night and Sheriff
T. ' J i a lit. of < 'lu'sfcrfieM eount-y
< *?i mi 1 \ 1 { i i * j r i \ \\ 4?i | j K ?>? | ;i y 1 1 j * * rn i r. % '
ami In* ;i in I |i?r:il ? ?f f ;i rri?*t'-?] Wi!!
Hov d who-v home is near Mineral
Spring-' I.aiiev Funderburk. . po-ifjvo
My identifies Abraham I in? <dn and
t \\ ili l?o\i| a s rile rwo -'t r.i r. r> r s w T , ? ?
| came t o the field where he im! the
i men were killed wh.le at \w.tk <hm
son Fundi rburk killed W ill S.-gn rs
Colored, some I inie la-: winter when
Sega rs wa- a t t.-mpt ii;g to < ut C-Mistabh
Rogers, u' IVfgelaiid. with a knif.
after the officer had arrested Fumb'r
burk and was attempting ; . , rr.-t
Sega rs. The men under arrest here
are cousins of \\ ill Segars. Abraham
Lincoln is a .Mr?nr<>?> negro and is ?
fircmn:: on the Seah.-.ard, Wiil Hoyd's
home is neor Mineral Sjvj in^s Lirico!;)
I arid Im.v.I refitsc t<? i?f> taken to Soij'h
I Carolina w ithout requisition pa;? '~s
Truth. Too
A tea oh or w.i* i,cr 1 1 ) < < ?> ?
I ingratiating manner to mxko t!i<- v?2f,
Joct <>f pfriyjdoal C'-'Cr.i y?b y n:trn ? .?
to her jmpiis.
"Now, ean anyonr trli . n,.- a 1 . ;i r
shape t lie world is?" sho pur^u-d ],. -
Sooratir method.
A dirt j- faced ureh.n ar 0*0 r .? j .i ? l : > u~
his hands unfurled to the summon*
"Please. ma'am.'' he said. n.v
father says it's in a hoi] of a Ahap?.''
Children Cry for Fletcher's
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has belt
in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of
- and has been made under his per.
i/W * ^ sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and 44 Just-as-good ?? are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children? Experience against Experiment.
Never attempt to relieve your baby with %
remedy that you would use for yourself
What is OASTORIA
? Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other, narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bevels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Comfort ? The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
iBears the Signature of
In Use For'Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
THE C! e ntaub coi
CITY.
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Y<U; WILL FIND SF1TAHLE GIFTS IN ALL
LINi:< ?>F IFWKlJtV V N I ? XOYKLTY AT THIS STORK. WE
AUE ALWAYS UFA I >' iV A UTF.HS FOR THINGS IN THF JEWEL
K\ ami NOEYI/n LINE AM) Tills SEASON FINDS US BETTER
ST< M K I ; 1 ? I MAN EVER
G.L. BLACK WELL
JEWELER ft OPTOMETRIST
CAMDEN ,
f SOUTH CAROLINA J
Chevrolet "490" Touring Car
Was $925.00 Delivered Camden
Now $725.00, All Charges Paid
REDUCED $200
I he 1 .owest Priced Completely Equipped
Automobile on the Market.
BUY NOW _
George T. Little
distributor
Goodrich Tires? Quaker State Oil ? Wiilard Batteritf
reliable service on all cars