The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 10, 1922, Image 2
KM Tf? Have ihrtji Bo?|M? ta4 which
ti ?s* ft* over, thirty years, ha? borne the signature ?f
tutu btxii Tuutde tiadtf his pcf*
supervision Hk* its infancy.
Allow no om to deceive you in this,
tioas and " Jost-as-good " are but
?nts that trifle with and endanger the health of
_ and Children ? Experience against Experiment.
Never attempt to relieve your baby with u
remedy that you would use for yourself.
What Is CASTOR I A
Castoria la a b armies# substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric*
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance* Its ?
a ge is its guarantee. For mors than thirty years it has
been in ccn&tant use for the relief of Constipation* Flatulency,
Wind Coik and Piarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
thft.asaiiailfttion of Food; giving heaKhy and natural sleep.
The Children's Comfort ? The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
?Bcara the Signature of
In Use for" Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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FLORIDA NO LONGKK MECCA
Many Returning "No'lh" In Mid Wlnlrr j
With l/w M<mh7.
I N i'., January ; y ox 1*1;* |
l&a't !;.i? wi-v.-r j?aia?.h*c
of 'working: t?/*iri-4^ am! weary wii- I
!ie<, MvHt f hfni-lli|^ s 'U(h '
ftt(? iu(.ix l.^ have their :tii? |
'oni'^ilci a i uHuxV' b'*a<lliig *ij*< k north. |
iXi^ttairiug mofv ratottfin'OK/IIcft In F"k>ri?la i
? h an iv> {?!'?. ft^ordlnK to u1>o I
' V'frav( I thf- roa?l from Jacksonville awl ;
who h tvr seen rwxI nutotoOhllcw fidl j
tbf-r*- for a *oj?r. Tho- house oa wheel#*
whieli i ?^>k many tourtMla to Floriila,
? which took away part of tl?e rich win
ter hurvyst of railway companies, and
which ptu lu&ny hotel proj>ru'tora ami
roprh-ior* of rooming hotwea out of
i jc*> ?li?l in* provide all tho tourists
? bo went there t<> make their expense#,
with employment Au'i many of thero
arc r<?turii}i?,' for tin* first time in mid
winter
Every day tliey jm*-? through. some
Vm teut 'vitv, tvioic iu house eaffe, sorjte
r in dilapidated Fords, and wkue walk
Iticr with spparently no po*>?es*loi** ex
['?"??vi Ih'ir api?r?*l. And they j?a?4? ns
r?njtila'rty a- rti?*ir more fortuirote eou
j temj nrnrif# who ride tin1 limited* from
| Jacksonville and Atlanta. lteading as
If by hul.it through the North Carolina
| distributing center of the south'
Some Ht<^> for a brief revt, others
for ittowMlf r?v*tr? ?* to wif* hpm*
fpr money. wWte ?(H ?<l*? <hWn
of# Ibrowsh tfc#? fK?l fcf IUM-.
Hot whether tbvj *'?' and es<Ut??
rfrtUaf ??r rwivo ' ?i with a *or<
U* 1 Mb* Inwlrr. th? QUJufko U
itivtrisbljr, Whw jrou ct4osr buddies
M Ihc mnrmtt "B#<* wo'tb f*
T*t? *? tar V it Ci A III*
otfeer nt|tK TVj *m mx h?<^ or
I??e Tbey w?rr mixiuw
U 4, brdttn^ra, and Hair ft Hher traveling
t? Nil fJ?r? and *o worb out a ft** drl*.
lag all ut^bt 1m wt? eowpelled to Mop
at Uk* hotel. owm<I | bow, I g*r*$r
??t4 Cadillac* lu FhHadfl|#iia
Kwy fa Ik f??r tbe paat low, the/
*r?lt to Florida in te^fccatw*- and
r< OMlu*d until April dotaf intmn^
bile repair work for tt* great locreaaed
automobile biMtoHs tln-re during the
tourist *ea?on at kmer rates than
g-trag** were charging. returnj g home
last April with fl.Ott) to the tfOod
j Tliey lived weliat-d Irvdn't whi mi <wr
; in ftrtr wlnfm. v
This y<ar. driving and day
[they wtllr<ttci>Irbftadelphi* in the
dead of wilder If the kawi In their
I'ord does not break a ??wtwling rod
iVjr parted with their Hayne? In
JMtuKHfrjte tor #2TA) at the name lime
a 1619 model lluick in good running
condition wra? iselliog for lyul a
well worn OverJgttd ftiough atift In
running wsidltfon for $7 Tbe bidding
Usually t>egan with from $2 to $8. arid
ninny earn tliey ww *<#d for I?s*s than
$100.
(W. II. Krye. a New Yorker. and itlM
? returnmc tourist, oorroberoted the
story of the PbiladoljtolaD* without
knowing the fctory rbey had told. Mr.
Krye ?ald he ??w many tourists sell
lug their curs for rail road fare tiack
and for less, many of them baring
railroad fare ar?dv aeemlng to prefer
walking hack nnd saving the money,
baying food along die way.
Not all the travelers were hone*t
Bona of toll or wealth tliey si id. Tfie
Philadelphia ns wnw one tall long
ringing pedestrian wtrile they were
rotondOK to their irtmoded ear with
a heavy can o? gasoline which had
forced them to s*4<"g> by the road. The
ixfieirtrian \vn* irolnjj "bade fio*Th." or
so he said with Mull a deep rumlding
and longing it almost made them home
sick.
"Well. I wo'nkln't walk. Bu'Vdie, if
I were you." mid the e'der of tbe two
br other h. "I would Ktop somewhere
along the road atvl get a Job. There'*
lota of work.,v
j "1 don't want any~Juh," tbe lanky
| individual affirmed. IILs once white
I uder?hlr? wax rather *?pot*ed a'Vl rolled
thongfc *? if h < ba I pan ? *ork d. "An |
I *ntPt U to *at an I nv?;
e**l? t* ?j And 1*41 w4* llj
rfce mnoejr I ?*?'. I'll it'P
vkcrv and chi0lN erap ?*??! I'M tnop
op. Ioa." ' Til* u4e+ wu ?? *?
i orotund. rud fuit <rf woridi"* a#
? (ftaiMer ?1v< ctn dwow 52 pn?M
? IllWMi! CTOWtmc Mt. I? VIM* l?id.
On the Trip dmn ?b?o there ?N?
litHiljr (If rump in the HiJtW"* j
u;? ftixHker l<*;g di?t?ntf I* j
ddtf^R. Tb?t night fu v*mp <h*/r |
pTc bhn SO f?iU to get aupper at
a (.tfc, IjjIW dwfog the night thej
Xrangur |X tip a* if to their ?
MoU\(.s. loT t*y back down ag*t*f. '
Wbllr h* ?a? at iajp^er they ? had
put .their ?owey In their ihot*.
. |u South Otcollr* t bey stuped at
? fannbomv ami to Mw?w a j
1>ui4h>< to get m*me mater with. , A j
?v?oan >~Wco]iii)K in tbe yard Informed . j
lh<tA i"bf?rtljr ^ didn't give water to
holier Tln-jr wm Id overall* and dl'J
look a<? If they mWit be hot* ?*C Their
engine wh? J!Ot *nd t'hojr ha I lo have f
winter, w thcT jseut to another Uouso
n tcxr fcmxlrcd yatftfc' f wrthw -a?4 ux4
a very hoMKtatffi* wottjiil m\h* k*%?
them the water, Incidentally rhi> wo- ,
tean l?u?f*-tK-l t> Hie In Njtf'&A'aV
oHna. '' S? <?
The othci iroman wa^'niHl ?w*e;4ng
in the yard, ' fiee lady, f\ they *n id, we
are not boinj*. We have ah automo
MU'^I Anil drove oa while she Wftcheri .
;b?t& in bewilderment. V ' &
.They.'a* well as other travelers tra- 1
velbtg through the state and who hare
traveled rbl> way Itefore are well
pleased in the adnvteement of road
IxupruvenMHits, and partieiHarly in the
sujperiority of North Carolina roads to .
those over wLHi they had traveled
further xouth. Hie rends are such, '
one automotdllst claimed to have tnr
eled from ItaleUfh to (\4umbia In
s*?ven hours, though Mr. Frye and th?* :
I'hila&lpblans believed tbeir fellow
travelers were nt reaching the l
...? ,r, ' W
Aged Ind'an FafWK
C'im Like, Mirn.. Feb. 7? <*a-li-.
Nah-Oewn-Wonoe, also known as John
Smith. a Chlpi>c*wa Indzan, reputed
to W 137 years of age, *l!ed bcre today, j
after a week's illness with pneumonia.
Tiie "Old Indian." as he was general
ly known among the white people, was
active until six months ago. Before
that time he had made it a practice to
meet all trains entering the village and
offer post cards for sale. He bad been
married eight time*. He bad no chil
dren and the only survivor is Tom
Smith, au adopted son, with whom h ??
Ht?d. ? 0 . . -
* Highest t? muNtw ft*
|Ii?* llr*i term at t**i r m?Um:
<2<*de WtUt?*? flit* Ti
Kliklaud KWOd.
tfnrdc 1* ? KraM Dkfc* ttrsi. llirif
Hue xxorul.
Urtde - ? IHKItt ftnit, W#IUy!
Ti.ouiinun lecood
Otad? S-Ktlbcriitv IkniJ.iiuhi
SiMf l>ca? *eoxtl Hi.tiard 8hro^?hir<v
flint.
Un<ic 1 ? lia ro|J )k-U*UT AN. A5
ice Brvirii V -coud. Until* !*-e
tUli.
ttradr MWM* ttlmyh He flntfJ
HeuUh l?ur?;i KUn Alexander
chlfd ?-,?
Gr*dv tt~E<ia livykiu first, Kaaiol
l^yUu LUlph McfilU third I
Cr*de 7 ? 4<-*a Aaron Ann
lliwakw ? t>?t * ?'? a
?Mvv fW I ' T." "" ,.1^, ,r . . j
. Orade fc- ItulU AJf\fc(<dvf ttrat, Kd
ward As r<?n *hoik1
Grade i>? Jennie Timber* rtrsk. K?
*na Boyklii ?*? ? -i.-1 ?
STAPI.K COTTON SKK1).
Mr. Farmer.: Calling to|
. ?r <adt'ert1?*uieit( in thi> issue offer*
?luis kuktAe '?'< ^Ityaj Heed* we want i%?
My in"- - thinking of p!uut;*ig 8to
]?;.? : *.? believe tviir Mjc-d a* |>ur?s i
Ai.Ai\ ii** 1 <n_S?k__ _ "
? ' r - ['?nntrd pp!y 5la
,, 1 v.. ti,. not gin for oth
i?. i 3 >v oar w?1 aud arej
j aud giu
>V? kri'.iw not bow runny bales JOfj
*hor* v?H ton wiujj held by farmers In
Kersjiaw Connfy; i?at if as many tis
G.Urfj ,i a5e- afm all of it was {rood sta*
it. 1 < ;woq|d bring (be owner
; i^i'.i -.<>?. oil , the Camd'en market J
j. i n.V'Mp*j more money than the
?h??ri cot ion n lli bring. Why not plant
cotton that Wll1 n>aC?f you most money
liiT nere? Workman A- Mackey. Cam- 1
den. S C.- fldv.
7 CITATION ~
Tiie iStJtH; of -South Carolina
r^ui ty or^K<'i?ltn'T
f Py W. L. McDowell. KrMjnlro Prolate
.L ? ' M
Win.it.-uN lie v. W. II F u rerun made
<*uit To me, to grant him Letters of Ad
ministration of the Estate of find ef
feets of J. Z. Young.
These are therefore to cite and ad-j
monlsh all aud singular the kindred
and creditors of the said J. Z. Young
deceased, that they be and appear t*v
fore '?c. in the Court Of Probate, to l>e
held at Cankien, S. <L\, on February
21st next after publication thereof, at]
11 o'clock la the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they hare, why the said
Administration should not be granted
Given noder my Hand, this 7th day J
of February A. D. 1922.
vr. l. Mcdowell,
Judge of Probate for Kershaw County.
Published on the 10th and I7tli days
of February 1922,^ In the Carodeu
Chronicle and posted at the -Couri
House door for the time prescribed
t>y law. -
LEGAL ADVERTISING
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I A awcoifeis of ?U ihr Ikwiwuiii
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i lading all the OMk^uUi* vf tbe m*j *
crfattt. U hereto oiled to u**( la the
4n<r* llou*e in Ctmdeu u%i&
uVlock |?. w., goo Mouday. F?twu*rj
iJttb.UC*. to coc*4iWr and m*k* ?**
^ lunge* In lb e rule* of the
iMttOcmtif Clute as amy be foaai
ntcemary w* ?CWMWI of tbe snatlm.
of wiffiiy to i or fr<?? ~
oibt r cause. In ordw that the ?p.
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tttripolifc ? ;"c :? ?*.?? ? .;?; . .
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ucmht will bo welcomed At this taemt
i?g Lai hkns t. WUmT^
Chairman Municipal Executive Com
" mlttee. Democratic Club*. C*md?. v
a. O. . j
rtbruary i?22. >
TO CONFEDERATE VETERA*^
Owing to th'e inclemency of the w<%
llU-r u? melius of Couftd- rate Tm ^
imuiih nan held on Saturday l**. Jt*.
nay 'JSib, and ail Confederate Yet*,
an* of XeoJbaw Cou^iy ami all isem
Ujm of Osmp> Richard KtrkUm) ?19
ut-^u J to meet at th* t\>an
ruary l#th. ltfcE*. at II o'clock A, 1L,
at which time It la hoped (bat gog|
weather wlH prcsrall and all unrobed ii:
vvi.J, be present,., <b'iv . ? j ?j j
fly order of the Kmliaw C<xatk
rilYmor Hoard;* ~ W F Kl\<SBLU
Clulrotaa
V, I iivlxnvKLU I'robate Jwlg*;
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LOST CERTIFICATE
Notice la heret>y given that Certlfl
(flU> No. 50, Series No. 11 of the E*
terprise IJuilding a?d Ix>au Associstios
Ja#urd to Ellaa Reid January 1. 1914,
has boeu. last. and cannot be foaad,,
that said certificate has not been tim
forred or assigned ; . that appUcatim
will be m*#e on March 18th. 19*22, (?
tlie said Association for a duplicate sf
said Certificate.
FRED lilil 1 1
Administrator Estate Elixa ReUi -
Camden. $, GU F<*>. S, )1&> _ _
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice la hereby given that om
month from this date on Monday. F?b
! ruary 20tb, 1922, I will make to tft*
Probiite Court of Kershaw County a#
final return as Administrator of t* 'J
estate of Geo. W. Gay. deceased, aal
on the same date 1 will apply to t ft*
said Court for a final discharge a?
said A del n 1st ra tor.
W. N. GAY, Ad miii iterator,
j C^omdeu. 8. O., Jan* 17, 1022. ,
EXECi TOR'H NOTK K
Ail parties Indebted to the cstali
of Mit?s .EHaa Munn, deceased, are
hereby notified to make fayraeat ?
the undersigned, and all parties, t
any, having claims against the ?M
estate will present them duly attests!
within the time prescribed by law.
E. F. MUNN. Execator.
Camdes. a C., Jan. 17th, 1922.
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