Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Tfu- Sfuodard^Oil company has dt Hnu. ly suspended work at Its Tbmpl vo, afox^o, reiiuerh* ami tli sparged wore that 1.00Q cmtpioy***, kivpiiig only jfrC }HIMU X'Kh at wwfc. [ LEGAL ADVERTISING j FINAL DISCHARGE Notice i? hereby given that one tnouth from tlUn date. on Mouday, Ma ril? Oth, 1922, I will file with tho Probate Court of Kershaw County, my final return ns Committee of the estate of Thomas b\ Davis, deceased. F 11 IlAltDINU Camden, S Q-V Jen. 30? 1022 ~ LOST CJ5BTIFICATKS ' Notice 1? hereby glwo that Ortifi-' oltea No, 24 1-2. Herice No. 14. for Hm shares of Knterprlse Duitdiug 6 Loan stock bearing date of December St, 1919, uud No. 26, Series Na 14, tor five shares of Kntoiyrise JBulM lag & Loan stock bearing date of De cember 01, 1919 have been lost and that thirty daya from this date I will KjHily to the said BuUding & Loan Association for a reuewal of said cer tificates >f WHirr LRNOIIt Camden, K ft February 16, 1922 M^TER7S~$a?e Stale of South Carolina, County of KerShaw: (Court of Common Pious) 1* A. Klrklund, Plaintiff vh' Uuj.il MnClll. uud Kershaw County, Defendants. Coder u decree of Ills Ilouor, Jumos H. Petirlfby, Presiding Judge in Fifth Judicial .Circuit, dated February ? ? , 1022, I will sell to the highest bidder at pnbjic auction for cash before the Kershaw County Court House door In Caindeii, in said state, .during the legal Hours of sale, on the first Monday, l)c uiK the 0th of March, 1922, the fol lowing described real estate: AJl thut piece, parcel or tract of land situated, lying and being in the State of .South Carolina, County of Kershaw, containing Sixty one and Chie half (61 1-2) acres, more or less, bounded North, Northeast, and Htast toy lands of A. O. Fletcher ; South t>y lands heretofore conveyed by IL H. 8JU to. J T Catoe, , Jr., and West by lands of It H Sill, and being that tract <rf hind conveyed to J. BOyd MaOtll Ijy It H Sill by dee<l of date November ir?th. 191U. Anyone desiring to bid at the salo Herein mentioned ttonll first deposit frith the undersigned Master, the stim of Fifty (?.r)0.00> Dollars or a 'certi fied check for a like amount, ns an evidence of good faith, and as a guar antee of compliance with the terms of pale. Any sums so detpo&ted will Hr returned to the unsuccessful bidders fit the conclusion of the sale* B. B. OLAItK JO, Master tor Kershaw Cbunty. Dated February 10, 1922. MASTER'S SALE State of Sou til Carolina, , County of Keifihnw. (Court of Common Pleas) Nancy I'atfersou and Viola Day, Plain tiffs against hout'lla Thompson, L/ucile Thompson, Willie Ktta Thompson, John Smith, Lou Esther Adison, Carrie Hunter, Khigenia Sutton, Nfuicy Smith, John nie Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Jaules II Izzard and C. C. 8cl>tt, De fendants * 1 r r. ? - *'3 | Under u decreo of llib Jionor, James M. Pemlfov, Presiding Judge in Fiftii Jadkdal Circuit, dated February , ?22, 1 will sell to thejbtgbest bidder tt public auction for cash before the Kershaw Oouuty Court Houee door iu toinden, in safcL state, during the legal tours of Hale, on tho first Monday, lliiig the Oth of March, 10122, tho fol ttwlug described real estate: All that parcel or lot of land, sit uated in Kershaw County, Stnte of South Carolina, juMt North, of the <x tended limits of the City of Camden, ?sntainiug ten (10) acres more or bounded North by Iambi of O. <1. Scott; IOast by u road dividing tho itemises from laiute of the estate ol Hour j Kelly ; Sontb by Blrohmore ?ranch, and West Uy lands formerly NVitte. now of Little. Anyone desiring to bid at The salo unrein mentioned tdiall first deposit W*:h the undersigned Master, the sum Twenty five ($25.00) Dollars or ? certified check for a like amount, an evidence of good faith, and as * marantee of com? 4 la nee with the tftnns of sale. Any sums so deposited *111 he returned to the unsuccessful MiJde;.s at tho c-ouclufclon of the sale. B. B. CLARKE, Muster for Kershaw County. **t< -I February 10, 1022. SUMMONS KOR RE1J1F :?? >it South Carolina, County of Kershaw. i I n rhe Court of Common l'le;i#> * Mungo. Plaintiff VS. <6iiie Irinngo, Grover Mungo, Lewii Munco, Alaud Mungo, Charlie Hor ton, Bertbel llortxm, Rogene Ilor* ?<'n, Son Harris, A. W. Harris, Irtt Harris, Newton Herbert, liable Her Will Sowell, R. L. Sorwell, the ?fefferson Bank and Continental (<uar;?nty Corporation, Defendants. Engene Horton, Lewis Mungo, and liable Herbert. infant defendant* re* aiding without the State eft South ' ?rolina : Voo and ea^ of you will take notice the plaintiff herein will apply Cd Clerk of Court for the County of gpTnh* w Slate of Sou tli Carolina, on *th day of Marth, 1922, at twelve ?'?lock M., for an order appointing suitable and proper peraoc am guardian ad litem to appear and re Bvwwnt yon InT above entitled ' T MWTI m Nol Ml |o Serve. Ann (he ouili wax administered t?> Ihe gram! jury in Superior court at Wilson, N. C., receutly, th? remain ami wheai he was tt> stand and (uk?* (he same obligation as that of their foreman. All but onp, T. M, A nn*>t rong, an athlest, was .sworn in, and when be was requested to staud and affirm he replied, afler the" form liud been read to him by the clerk, 'I can't subscribe to (hat for it 1? nothing more than an on-th.^ Judge Iforldn then a?k?sl : "With what de nomination do you worship tiod?" Armstrong replied, "I belong to no obuivh, and don'fc beJieve ihei-e la a God." Judge Horton concluded with, VVou are excused. . V*#? are not fit to serve on a jury.'* . Summer Tourist Fures Cut Washington, D. O., ? Fct>. 25 ? Gvn eral Passenger Agruft II F Gary, of the Southern Railway System, announces that Southern will fiuffc lu round-trip tourist rates to moVurtuin and sea s^horo rreortg for tho coining summer season at RO per cent, of the double ow-way fares, whi<-h Ls u very sub m; initial reduction under the tour 1st fares in effect last summer. For sample, where the one way fare tyji $10.00, the rouml- trip riitc^his vunvmer will be $10.00 year the round - trip rate would have boon $18.00 plus $1.44 war tax, making a total of ?10.41 These rates will apply from all pta* tions to aN mountain an<l seashore resorts reached by the Southern and are exported 'to have a gxeut effect in stimulating tourist travefl. Could Not Walt. A retail dealer in leather g'?ods. do ing business in Baltimore, wrot?* to n tlrxn in southern Massachusetts order ing a carload of merchandise. The firm wired him : '^Oanuot ship your order unrtll last consignment is paid for." "Unable to wait so long," telegraph ed the merchant, "Cancel the order." It *.s reported that more than 6,00ty 000 Chinamen are facing starvation be cause of floods that destroyed a large portion of the rice crop in the province of Kiangsu. MASTER'S SALE State of South Carolina, County of Kerehaw. (Court of Common Pleas) J.ydia v. Elliot, Plaintiff. ?vft Uenry Adamson and J. P. Lewis, De fendants Under un Order of His Honor, W. II. Townsend, Judge In the 5th Judi cial Circuit, dated February 3, 1922, I will sell to the highest bidder at public auction for catfh before the Kershaw County Court House door in Camden, in said state, during the legal honrs of sale, on the first Monday, being the 6th of March, 1922, the fol lowing described real estate : "All that piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and being in the State of South Carolina and County of Kershaw, six tulles Northeast of Camden, on San dors Creek, containing seventy' nine t79) acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by Sander? Creek; on the East by lands of George Williams, formerly of Tryorn; on the South by lands formerly of Young, now of Sav age; on the West by lands of Richard Salmon, formerly of Emma C. Vlllfc plgue. Anyone desiring to bid ut the .sale herein mentioned shall first deposit with the anoersigned Muster, the sum of One hundred ($100.00) Dollars or a certified check for a like amount, as an evidence of good faith, and an a guarantee of compliance with the terms of sale. Any sums so deposited will be returned to the unsuocewrful bidder* at JIh> conclusion of the sale. n. n. CLARKE, > Master for KerSlmw County. Dated February, 15, 1922. MASTER'S SALE Stale of South Carolina. County of Kershaw. (Court of Common Picas.) Henry Savage. Plaintiff, -vs ! Julia Arbunson, Rddio English, Jose phine English, Minor. Ida English, Minor. Lon En>fli?h. Minor, Defend ants. Under un Order of llis Honor, James M. Peurifoy, Presiding Judge in Fifth Judicial Circuit, da4ed February 10, 1922, I will sell to the highest bidder nt public auction for cash before the Kershaw County Court House door In Camden, in said state, during tho legal hours of sale, on the first Monday, being the Oth. of March, 1922, the fol lowing jlescrU?ed real estate: "All that [ piece, parcel or tract of land situated lti Kershaw County, State of South Carolina, about nine mile# -northeast of Camden, containing IT Iffy (150) acres more or Je**, bounded North by land of- R. n. Elliot, East by land of Per kins and West. South by land of Lewis Drakeford. West by land of Sarah Adamson, being portion of a larger tra?f conveyed to Henry Savage by h. S. W. Perk too and Hoger O. Perkins, conveyed to Anna English by Henry Ravage November 2. 1908." Anyone desiring to bid at the sale herein me&tiooed shall first deposit with the undersigned Master, the sum of Fifty (#00.00) Dollars or a certl. fled check for a like amount, as an evidence of good faith and as a guaran tee of compliance with the terms of sale. Akf mum mo depoaftted trill be re turned- to the mnm*n bidders si the conclusion at tae Dated 1ft, itar Washington Theatrr* Clwwl Seven Washington theatre* were ordered closed by the bonnl of dis trict commissioners Saturday- ?s an aftermath of the Knickerbocker trag edy Inspection of the i/hlldlugs .showed tlii'iu to be ousafo because of structural defects and flro hazards Among the theatres closed , were two of tlie oldest and meat wUWy patron Itsed in the city The eloslng order requires them to rumalu closed until repairs are '?ade, and tu souie cases this in .said to tuesn abandonment of the play houses The order In said to have beeu one of th?> most drastic ever issued by the board of commis sioners Croat ? crowds were disap pointed Saturday njjiht when they as sembled at . the ticket windows for the I night performance and wore told OT I ho closing order Not ire to Debtor* and Creditors AM persons indebted to the ewfcato of Quoen V MieNeelcy, deceased, are here by notiflcd to make jYijme?it to the un dersigned, aiu> all parties luivlhg claims <agttinj*( the said cKUutc'will pro mA Hhifln duly ;Lt tented wtfchln the Mine pre&<rtb6(l by toi,w. TDL MoNEKLK? .1 0 GORDON, . Executors. Camden, 8 C, Fii) 28, 1922 FINAL DISCHARGE I Notice is hereby given tlrat one month from thi* d<at? on Monday, Ap lit 3rd, 1022, I will make (o w Probate Court of ICcrdhaw County my Una I return as* Executor of the Ejrtato of John- .1. Workman, deceased, and on , Liie name date I will apply to the said Court for a linn I discharge as said Executor, S. V. HOXK1N, Executor Camden, S. C., March 1, 1022. CITATION . Sint e of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. Hjr W. I.. McDowell fisqttlre, Probate , Judge. Wliereas, Mrs M A Hough made suit to me to grant her Letters of Admin* j istration of tihe E?tate of and effects of S M Hough. . These are, Therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors otf the said s. MI lough, , deceased, that they he and appear be j fore me, In the Court of Probate, to bo held at Camden, S, O,, on Manch 15th, next, after .publication thereof, at 11 j o'clock it)), the forenoon, to show cause, If any they have, whyuhe said Admin, i 1st ration should not be granted. . ,<ilvon under my Hand, this 1st day of .March, A. I)., 1922. w. 1j. Mcdowell, ).linlf*e of Probate for Kershaw County ! Published on the 'Jrd and 10th days of March, 1022, in the Camden Chron ! iclv and potttcd at the Court House j door for the time prescribes! by law. " FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hertfcy given that one [ month from this date, on March 10, 1 1022, I will wake to the Probate Court KershaW County, iny final return hn Guardian of the estate of Kiln Mae Copelnnd, nee Johnson. B. J. COPELAND. Camden, S. C., Feb. 8, 1922. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Monday, Mafcfi 20th, 1022, I will make to' the Probate Court of Kordhaw Cotfurty my final return as Guardian of the estate of Jeanette Bell (neo Jouea) and on the same day I will apjvly to the said Court for a final discharge as said Guardian. PAUL K. JONES Camden, 8. C.t February 13th. 1922. LOST CERTIFICATE Notice is hereby given that Certifi cate No. 00, Series No. 11 of the En terprise Building and Loan Assoclntion Issued to Elltoa Redd January 7, 1913, has been last, and cannot be found, j.tlmt said certificate has not been trans I forred or assign*"*! ; that application I will be made <m March 18th, 1922, to the said Associariow for u duplicate of said Certificate. FRED RttID Aduiinisiru'tor Estate EHza Itt^ld Camden, 8. C., Ft*). 2, 1922 ! NOTICE CTTX BNBOIXMKNT , All Democrats resident lu the Cfety, men and women, who desire to vote * In the approaicbtolg primary (March j 13) and who are qualified under the ? party rules must register In the Clut) ! Roll Book of the wnrd in which they ' reside duHng this month. Qualification*. "Every Democrat of legal age or who shall become so before the date of the election for which the primary is held, who lias resided In the State two years, in the County six months, and In the City of Cfemden sixty days before the Election for which the prim ary is held, shall be entitled to place his or her no me cm the Club Roll of the ward in which he or She resides at any time before the club rolls are closed ? ? * and when' so enrolled snail be entitled to vote at the prim ary, but minister* of the Gospel in charge of a rcgitar organised church, nod School teacher*, sh*41 be exempt from 19m provisions as to residence if otherwise qilallfksd, provided they shall have been redden ta of the State for six months parlor to the Election for, which the primary Is held." Knrsllaseal "Each applies#* for Bnrottment shall lu person write v^on the Club Roll his or her full same amd Immediately thereafter his or her age, occupation and postoffice address, giving the Jitreet and number of the house in which h? or she rtokles. If the name be illegible the Secretary stall wdte the name beneath ike signature of the applicant, lu ttke event of the inability of the applicant to write, ho or she may make his or her mark upon the roll which abaft be wita?oed toy the Secretary or other person then hav mmttM n# mm ran 1Mb *ail be open to %y a*y ?iHn of the : C lub Ron Book* Shall be opened by the Secretary of each club, ami under motion passed at I 1m" meeting of the* Clubs held In tlit? D|*mu IIouho on February 13th, Him It bo opened at once and placed at lh?? following point*: , . Enrollment BooM Ward l-w. F. Nt-tllea* Store Ward 2. ? Zeinp ft DePass Drug Store. Ward 3. ? I). K. Dixon's Grocery Ward i, ? PuWlo Library Ward B. ? J, II. Zcmp's Residence Ward 0.-~8t A. lturrier'a Residence The llook* for Kurollmotxt will bo pi-iced at the iUmwc points oat'ly on February lfltb and every peiwu wlu> w I wlics to vote In this primary la urged to enroll promjrtly an tho tlmo la short and only those who enroll cau vote. LAUHWNH T, MILLS. Chairman Democratic Municipal Kx K'uilTt* Committee. TAX EXECUTIONS Under and by virtue of sundry T*X K\ecutK>n* to me directed, I will nell in front of the Court House In the City of Camden, S. C., ^>n the first Monday in Muriel, being the sixth day thereof, the following described properly to wit : All that pie(v, parcel or tract of land, lying and !>eing situated lu Ker shaw County, Waters Township, Seh<?ol Dlilrlol No. ill), containing 100 uervs more or and bounded a# follows: North by lands now or for merly Palmetto Kaolin Hay Co., cant by lands of John Mltehel, south and weal by lauds of estate of Sam Mltehel. Levied upon and to be sold- as the properly of Mlnton Davis for 'taxes year 1920. Also i;t?"> acres in Wateree Township, School District No. 30. bounded north by Henry l*off and James . Mltehel, cist by .1 times 'Mltehel and James Ha nm, South by Cary l'erry, west by Val Mltehel and While Pond. Levlisl upon and to be sold as tho property of Israel Rraeey for taxes year 1.020, Also R|9 acres In Wh^iw Township, School District No, 30, bounded uorth by lands of J.IL Atkinson and A B Campbell, east by lands of J W Cun ningham, south by Jim Atkinson and Clarence Gadsden, west by lands now or formerly of J M Martin and II A Martin. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of J M Martin for taxes year 1020. , Also 70 acres in Wateree Townshtp, School District No. 30, bounded uorth by lands of Henry Anderson, east and south by George Arledge, west by old wire road. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Daniel Star ling for taxes year 1020. Also 2p acres in W\iteree Township, School District No. 30, bounded north by lands of Motley, east by.-lahds of John WArkmati, south by -tatids of Harriot Workman, west by Mltdhell lands. Levied u<pon ami lo bo sold as the property of Simon Workman for taxes year 1020. * y Also \7 acres In Waters Town whip. School District No. Un bounded' north by Rollfl Harris, east by Rafe Harrjn, south by Fletcher Jackson, west t>y Minnie Murphy. uf>on and to be sold as the property- of W B Jeffers for taxes year 1020 ^ Also 31 acres in Wateree Township, School District No. 11, bounded north by lands of John Dlnklns, east by lands of Harris, and south by lands of Harris west by lands of T W Watts. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Delia Jeffers for taxes year 1020. , v: ' Also 40 acresc In Wateree Township, School DIstrjot No, 17, bounded nortJh 1>3' la lids of Willis-Knight, east by lands of W L Sanders, south'' by lands of Allen IUehardNOtv, west by lands of ChaVls. . .Levied upon and to be sold as tl?e property of Carson and Ingrim for taxes year 1910 and 1920. Also 6 acre* in WAteree Township, School District No. 20, bounded north by lon<Ts of Tom Judkson, cast by B A L Railroad, sotfth and west by. lands of Jotiph. Levied upon and to be sold an the property of I) C Nelson for toxes year 1020. Also 1 acre# in Wateree Township, School District No. 20, bounded on north and we*t by Jones, east by 8 A L Railroad, south by William Thompson. Levied upon and to be sold as the proiperty of W M Drake ford for tuxes year 1020. Also 115 acres in WateTee Township, School District No. 38, bounded north and cast by lands of J M Martin, south l>y lands of Samuel Ohaveers, west by lands of Annie MlcLaufchlin. levied upon and to be sold as the property of Sam Qhaveers for taxes years 1010 and 1920. Also 11 acres iu Wateree Townsrtilp, School District No. 10, bounded north by lands of Llszle Wilson, east by Cam den Lonfitown Road, *outh by Roxy Wilson, west by lands of Gladden, levied upon and to be sold as the property of Jessie Mattox for taxes year 1020. Also CO acres in Wateree Towndhip, School District No. lfl, bounded north by lands of Frank Murphy, east by lands of Estate of Green, south by Longtown Road, west by lands now or formerly EJi^Storthers. Levied upon and to bg sold as the property of Har riet Green for taxes year 1020 - Also 02 acres in Wateree Township, School District No 16, bounded north by lapds of Steven. Halle, east by lands of Martha Ray. sotxth by lands of Camden Hospital, west by landfc of Clark son Brothers Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Booker Branham for tax?8 year 1020 7a acres in Wateree Township, School District No It, bounded north and east by lands of Phillip Raff, ?onrt> by lands of J W Abbott, west W J P Abbott and O H Wilsow, Levied upon and to be kM aa^fhe property of Mi tale J omiwi taxes year 1P20. k-' teJXJ, - .u-w. ttjj'- ?? ?? ? ?' 0. ? wftLenk^ Sheriff Kctdaw Cseaty Fsfcr?a*i li Mfl* - ---- - NL'M&ONB FOR KKL1KF State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. (In the Court of Oomuii?n l*lois> j j Knterprise Mercantile <\>ii>pnny, a cor poration organised ut>il existing on* <Icr the law? of the State of South Carolina, Plaintiff. ? .v vt. ? llctlry F. Halle, Defendaut. To t ho defendant above named: You nr? hereby summoned and re quired to anawer the Complaint la thl* ictlflQ, of wbUAi ft copy it) herewith served upon you, and to servo a copy of your answer to the suld Com&dalut on the subscribers at his offli-c In Cam den, South Carolina, within twenty day? after the eervlco hereof, exclusive of the day of suob eorvUj?; and It you fall to answer th? Complaint within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff t* this action will apply to the Court flnv the relief demanded iu the Complaiut. Ml) BLAKNNKY ; ?. ? Plaintiffs Attorney To the Absent XVfendant. Henry F. Halle: Please take notice that the original Summons and Complaint, in the abOYe entitled net ion wan tiled in tlvo otlUx* of the (lerk of Court for Kershaw County, on February IGNi, 1022. R I> llliAKKXKY Plaintiff* Attorney. SUMMONS FOR KKMKF The State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. (Coyrt of Comtnoo fleas) lletia Meek, Plaintiff agalust Jennie M Meek, Mimnnugh Mock, Clas cow S Meek, Den with Meek, J Innate 1. Meek, Hilda M Meek, IlattiO K Meek, W 8 Nelson, Executor of .the estate of W M Shannon, deceased, and II (i Carrison, Sr., Defendants. To the Defendant Mimnaugh Meek : You are hereby suiuinomul and ro quired to answer the complaint* Tin this action which has this day hew* filed in tlfe oflfico of the Clerk of Court for JKeribaw County, and to serve a eofty of your answer t6 the said complaint on the undcrsltfucd plaint Iff'N attorney at his 'office In Camden, South Carolina, within twen ty (20) days after tFie scrvlco .hereof, exclusive of the day of sttt-h service ; und if you fail to answer the oom plnint within the time Qforesaid, the .josi pii M, ?s*\)i\wii>, bra! lier <>f Ofeift. M. ? SvlmvM>, ?t>ml om) of the original iiu-inberH ot tho curucgio Nt<J*le com pany, died lu New York Friday of lasr week aged Wi years. plaintiff 111 this action WlU Upply to tho Court for tho relief demanded lu tin- said connpinint. T. K. WOTT1CK. Plaintiffs Attorney Hated at Camdon, 8 O, Feb. U4, 1922. To tlu* defendant Mimnaugh Meek : You will take not ft* that the Sum uions and Complaint In ttils aotlou has this day been filed In the office of tho Clerk of Court lor Kershaw County. T. I. i? IM?1?Nffa Attorney SUMMONS FOR RELIEF J The Ntnlo of South Carolina, Connty 6f Kcrshtfw. ! In tho Court of Common Pleas A. S. M ungO, Dalittil'i I agalrtst Mriftie Mungo, (Jrov*f Mungo, Louix | Mtingo, Maud Muu|<), Charlie Hor I ton, llorlhel IIort<>n, Itfngene llorton. Sou ilni i ls, A. W. Harris, Ira Har ris. Newton Herbert,' .1 Lib to Herbert. Will Howell, It. Ii. Sowon , the Jef ferson Hank and Continental Guar ui.'.v Corpora tion, DofeitdauU. T? the IViYnd'ants, above n annul : You .are hereby mumnoiied and ro j quired to 'answer the Complaint Ln this {. ael lcm, oX which a oopy la herewith j served upon you, and to aervo a copy of your answer to ttie said complaint on the sulisorlbor at his ofllce in Com-, den. South Carolina, within twenty days after., t lie service Ivercof, exclusive of tho day of such service; and If you fail to answer the complaint within tho time aforesaid the plaintiff ln this action will apply to the Court for the vojiof demanded in the complaint. R D. B1.AKENHY, Plaintiff's Attorney T<? the Aliment Defendants, Charlie Morton, Bugene Hortpn, Louis Mun go, U rover Mungo, Mftt>le Herbert and Newton Hcrtnirt: ?Please take not iee that tho original summons and complaint# in the. above entitled action, was filed in the' office of the ClerU of CotaH for Kershaw County, oh February 22,1B22. K. D. BJLAKRNEV, Plaintiff's- Attorney Camden, 8. <X, Feb ?% lt>22 47-49 Unusual Opportunity for Progressive Business Man v ? '?< H Large automobile manufacturer wants live wire merchant in this territory. The line comprises two cars favorably known all over the world. One, the most comfort^ able, economical, low-priced car in the coun- . try; the other a car that offers luxurious motoring at a medium price. The sales of both these cars show marked - increase from month to month. Cars are right for a record year of business. C. The right type of business man, with organ izing ability and moderate capital will find this an unusual opportunity to establish a profitable business. WILfcYS-OVERLfAND, Inc. Smlom Promotion Drvimion: ToUdo, Ohio The last three crops of cotton produced in this county if it had all been good staple cotton, would have brought the farmers around $4,000,000. more money than the short cotton produced. Premium now on good staple, Camden market is $50 to $60 per bale. PLANT PURE SEED PRODUCE BEST STAPLE DEMAND BEST PRICE * Produce cotton that will bring you most mney per acre. We have and offer several hundred bushels good Webber No. 82 seed, Staple 1 1-4 inch. Also have small supply Deltatype and Webber No. 82* 3. Prices $2.50 per bushel F. O. B., or at farm. ..Orders with cash payment of $1.00 per bushel booked now, and seed will be delivered on payment of balance. If you want good staple seed, let us have your order new. fl*. 2.