The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 31, 1922, Image 2
Children Cry for Fletcher**
The Kind You Hut* Always Bought, and which hu been
li> use for over thirty yean, hu borne the signature of
and his been made tinder his per*
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and 14 Just-aa-good " axe but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infanta and ChUdren-HBxneriencfr-ifgainst Experiment.
Never attempt to relieve your baby with a
remedy that you would use for yourself
What is QASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute tor Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrup*. It ia pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirtv ye ?rs 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 Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving health^ and natural sleep.
The Children's Comfort? The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
1- 1 4 tC oe~-AO? OOM^AHY.Nt" -
1 Will i; TO REACH VKRDICl
Ik Case of Mrs. Obetuhain Charged
With Murder.
I.ov \ n^?'U x. Mnreh 11* "Thr jury in
the t.i-f nf Mrs. Madalynne ( HMMieliain. i
Hiargnl .with the murder of f 1 to! ton J
Ke i <*]>(? i*to<J to tf U< 1^!?* Si<lnoy \.
Ilf? \? at 7 10 tonight th.it it .?;(> tin
;?>?lo t" M'Hi'li an HKreom??ii? . .tit 1 wm
'Um'Iijj j yed.
Most "f 1 1\?- jurors, aftei they were
<li +P were rcduetant to talk w;Mi
i??W*j?ii|x*i men One threw a reporter
out of tin- way when ho sought infor
mation ;i? to whether the majority fa
vorod acquittal ot' couvletion. ?
"I I've #fot kodic rigbtH ah %
eitizen." flie jtiror MBiouted.
Another juror said that nlue favor-:
o?l I'oit \ it.'t ion, and that tin* divisi .D
had hct ji on that hasjs from the fir*t
I'rtlKrt
Tbo jurors wore hopelessly divided.
?e< "rdii^c to I heir nfjmrt* to .fudjfr
Reeve.
Each was asked separately whethe."
tl.fro whs h chauee of agreement. K.v-h
plied there was "none,"
The foreman sidled to the judge the
?Ii\ ision was nine to three, t as the
Saw requires, did uot sly whether t t?<r?
majority- fa voted .couvietion or acquit
Judge Keev*? reset the vase for u<-\t
M;iixh. HI, wfi?n. he..vald. he
would *?et the day for the new trial.
Mrs <?l*>nehaiu was in court when
jury reported. She looked pale and
worried.
TU<? foreman, in a statement to thn
Judge, confirmed that the division had
a nine to three from the beginning:.
The jndgf-s of the Cleveland, Ohio,
courts report th?t they have found
women juries mc>r?* generally satisfac
?cry in. every kind of case than men.
Mi-. Maty I >i Cregori, of CI*4 ve
in:. J. ? 1 i- the mother of tliirty-oee
? hiht : ei: 'hirteen of which are living.
Granitoid
r l'x>r Puint
Put it < >:i tot! -
\\ u!k o n it t o
morro.%. Shines
like enamel
Kurfecs Fl:it
Tint~"
A soft velvet y
finish of unstir
pavseil beauty tor
walls and coiling
Pure Paint
T Requires fewer gallons
LEAD has two virtues. It hides and protects.
It's the amount of lead in. a n y paint that de
termines its covering (hiding) capacity, and
its the' '"quality of lead that measures its length of
- life. Kurfees Paint contains more pure lead per
gallon. Compare the formulas ? here's Kurfees:
Putt ( irbanale I.ead .... H0*?o
Pine Ztnc Oxide _ ?Oro
100%
Tinted 'c.th Pure Colors, Ground and Mi xed
Tith Pure Linseed Otl and Drier ? That's All.
More pure le.nl ; or gallon means more squlire.feet of sur
face protecting-value in every gallon. It means more years
of service. That ij real economy. Kurfees co9ts no more
than the ordinary kind, and it is surprising how little it re
quires to paint a hou*e right. Let us figure your quan
tities tor you and show the ' beautiful color selections.
Kurfees makes a Paint for every Purpose? We have them
Kur ? Fa ? Ciit
V?rni?b Suia
for floor#,
furniture and
woodwork.
r.n*rr.rli
Auto, Truck,
Tr i c i or,
Furniture,
Woodwork.
Auto and
Carnal t.
P*iot? sad
Kn?mel?. All
coton.
tPaton Pstnf
S?r?* dollar*
in rrp?in ta4
replace ??ot?
Porch Paint
All Colors
for porch
floor*.
/?##/ Pslnt
CotU !???
(has o ? w
roofing.
Ltak-fual
Stop* Leaks.
Makes roof*
Watertight.
MACKEY MERCANTILE COMPANY
Ctm^en, South Carolina.
J^RfJ
rAlNT
?PGRfcl
fAIHtJ
"IJTT8 SHOOT IT OlT."
? - ? ... . ,| '? ?. . .
(IwllfMirr Xow HI!? a N>nl> Vludf
<*r?v? at Dtiulwv|.
Handier?. H. C., Msreb Nathan
h i Z. Felder. Jr . w*ll know n young
iitnu t?f thU city and member of a hoiu
Inent family, died aboul ?? o'clock ibis
morning 'w Uran?'hviHe from wrotm<Js
inflicted ajbout 13UW la* night by
night i*db -email T. <\ lluttou. on j^jis
j?i ItamWrg IV JivjOt^t * a *
.M (|il# afternoon at. 3 p'vloA.
it appear* from the testimony ml
j Felder had fin -d feila plntol In a local
barber shop previous to I li*r killing.
:? nil thai a-? the barber shop w??
ln^ Ft^dcr and the three barters cam*'
otit of thr *bop. lluttou was lifting
' an a garbage can an J demanded of
i iliat ho put up a IftO bond f -r
firing hi- fblitol. An argument en?u?<i
; IVIder demanding to lcitb?r who told
the oilier of the ahootlug. Both par
tie* itafed they were not afraid jbf the
ft t her and Felder, It Is fcald. proposed
-j it Otlt, to which Hutton de
futirred. Kiyiny he only wanted thi?
t bond put up Further wa*
;? 1 during which Button had
i i> iVtol in his right hand and Felder
!:i?l his :uht hand it) his coat pocket.
.Hutton is said to have finally agreed
: to shoot it out. und the shooting ?i? ti
ed. the wltne^es agreeiug that(appear
anta'S*' Indicaled thai Feldi-r fFred ItfC
flr>t shot Some six or eight shots were
1 fired, three of which struck Felder.
two in the ribi and a third strlkii.i.?
: !:is left thumb 1
The ln)uied mnirwat gbeft^tl po>
| slide aid and was placed on the earty
! r <t I ti for the hospital in Charleston.
| but died in Branch*!!!*. Tho body was
; brought back to Bamberg on the 6.2."S
; 'r.iin. Thr shooting hft? been tho-tnaiM
i .'<n>*c of di.seu#trJou here today, and the
; Inquest this afternoon In the court
; house wa^ attended by several hundred
? ivrsons.
I
Felder is the soa of Mr. and Mrs. N
; V. Feldi r and ? as a brother of "Punch"
! I'elder. who was rt member of the crew
: of the ill-fated Cyclops, which dl'sap-,
I '""'i red during the Wtfrld War.
Hermitage Mill News
Quite a number of young people of
; the Village enjoyed an old fashioned
! square dnnce Saturday night given by
Mr and Mrs Steve Gardner.
The superintendent, overseers and
several others had a vey enjoyable
fish-fry on the Hermitage Mill ix?ud
last Saturday night.
The appearance of the Hermitage
i Village has been greatly improved In
the last few weeks. Hermitage and
West Avenues have been built up into
two beautiful streets. The ya^ds have
been cleaned and flowers and gsirdena
j started in every available space.
; The new highway from Camden to
; Bbhopville, which akirts the northern
: ?'ide of the Village is nearing com
phtlon. ThU highway add* groat It to
the (vnvenienee of the Hermitage pw)?
pjf
U ?? are c\|H*etiug from the Bureau
of Kuherie* another -upplv of fish to
be planted tu the pond. ThU calls for
close supenixlon of the pond to tuccf
with the requirement* of tha (Jovem
meut. All are expected to eooivrate
In giving the flACw^rf protection.
Mr \V M WeM who runs the mill
store will ojien up another business !n
tilt* bmhlin* ftst'liU.v put up f>r Mr
Si<m> (Jardner.
Mi-.- * Cnn if awl Ki s-ic Ciol!> iv
turned hoiue from ? tJoor^'r wln-re
they were called on account of the HI*
itVs> ?,i their -is'ter.
Mr and Mr- Farkci and fam:i> <?r
Colutuhia |JH nt till- week-nd Willi M:
Charles Huckal?ce.
V; Nan. > .1 ?-t t- 1 -pent the week
end in Benneltsville ?s the gtie*t of
Mr- Jack (ireen.
MH. J M. Kiildl? Dead
Mr- Rhoda Kiddie, wife of Major
i?m? - M Kitldlc. died at her homo on
Meeting ^trrH iK-rtv W??dnesdHy tnarn
ing following n sb? ft illnex. Mrs. Rid
die was in the SI sr year of her- atr*?.
Slit- WftS a -:-ti-r of .the late .1 . , 1
stewiu ah. for many years proibute
judge of I .art easier county, and was
the last survivor of that immediate
.family. . ... She vv:ui_at_^ciiLlew?miau or
the old Hon them type, kindly and sen
tie in manner, sincere and true In
character.
| She is survived by her aged hu,<
hand' and the following children: Mrs.
\V 11 Reed and John S Kiddie, of Lan
caster ; Mr- K J Maekoreil, of ^York :
Mrs Sallie Canrieid of Washington !
and Junes M Kiddle. Jr.. of Chicago.
All <>f the children were here except
Mr. James Riddle of Chicago. ? Ian
canter Citixen.
Will Remove to Blaney.
Kev. J. B. Shiver who ha.s serve*:
a pastorate of Baptist churches in the
Kershaw Association during the pasr
three years has accepted a call to the
, Blauof" ftc!d iu the Fairfield Associa
tion Mr. Shiver will hegin his new
work the tirat of April, but will con
tinue t<> live in Camden until the end
of the school term, after wh it'll he will
remove to Blaney. Beginning the first
of April the appointments on the
Blaney field will be as follows.
Blftey: 11 a. m. the 4th Sunday
and 3:30 p m. .the 2nd Sunday.
Harmony: 3:30 p. ra. the first and
third Sundays.
Sprlngvale: 11 a. m. the 2nd Sun
day, 3:30 p. m. the 4th Sunday.
Union: It a. m. the first and third
Sundays.
Preaching services will be continu
ed by Mr. Shiver at Refuge the sec
ond and fourth Sundays at 7 p. m.
Kennedy-Waters.
Another successful culmination of
the old conquest of love was celebrated
iu the marriage of Miss Margie Ken
nedy of Sumter to Mr J .T Waters
Camden, March loth, at 0 a ra.. the
ttedding ccrcmony taking place in the
beautiful new bungalow in Camden,
which is to he the future home of the ;
tride aud Rrooin. The cerMnony wa.4 j
performed by Rev K W Reynolds. pas- 1
tor of the bride. and the very impre*- j
aire ring service was used.
Mrs. Waters will be remembered a*
the very accomplished daughter of Mr
and Mrs John S Kennedy, of this city,
and has been for some time connected!
with the Palmetto Fire Insurance Co.
in a very responsible i*?*itioii. Mr Wa-j
tors is a young man of splendid ohar* ;
Meter. Ilfr is now engaged in the lum- 1
her business with headquarters at Ham
den. where he and Mrs. Waters will re. ,
side in the future.
We bespenk for t i < s-piendid young;
pair a future tilled with the rarest of i
fortune-. at:d we -in?vrely wish that j
not one single In^tam-e will they meet |
with db.ippoint meat ?Sumter Herald
Mixed .Juries I nder I>ork.
The uproar in St. Paul. Minn., nvi r
the looking up in <>ne room for tw#?
nights a mixed jury ? ???n^os'Hl of -even
women and live mm. has brought horn
to the men and women of Minnesota'
a realization <f ih?- f a ft that equal cit
izenship i- ii<>: in utimixed blessing i
When only niah - were eligible for jury ;
duty th* praetii-e of keeping the "twelve
goo l m?".i and true"' under lock and key
until they h;?d agreed on n verdict or
until it manifest that they eoubl '
not agree. wa = arwpted as unavoida- ;
ble and proper, but now that women '
have attained equal rights, and al^
eqiml r'*cpon?:bllities. the \*u^t(?m as- ,
Humes m different awpeot. "Never
would I allow M-<i. Preua to go through :
*uch hi) ordeul." ith* thr dec!* ration '
of Governor Preus wh?n tlie case was 1
called to his attention Ah tlm^ goe* !
ou there will be other annoying if not)
qultf so disagreeable. reminder* of rhr ;
hardens and responsibilities which arei
an niiKh m part of full eitiaensbip a?j
the equal rights that have been con- j
fei red upon women. ? Tb<* Sprinrteld '
Union
Mi* M.ny E. W. iiistetni. only vro
man member of the Maryland I>effi?4a
ture. claims thaf ?4>o <ywes her poilikal
prominence to a dure.
THE COLUMBIA-CAMDEN
FRUIT and VEGETABLE TRUCK
Will be at the Camden Postoffice every Wednesday fta(j
Saturday from 9 a. m. to lp.m. If you cannot con*,
please phone 315, Thomas' Ice Cream Parlor, and I will
send you out what you want.
Columbia Market Co.
'
MR. MACK IN CHARGE
? .i/ . . ? y . ? >
Columbia Dry Batteries
work better and last
longer
? for btllt did buutri
? for ilKr?o?Ui? o
? for iu engines
? for dry battery lighting
in do?et, cellar, garret,
barn. etc.
? for ignition on the ford
while itarting
7 he world'* moti fsmomt dry
bpttery. Uf*d where group of
individual ceth it needed.
Fahneitock Spring Clip Bind
ing Poilf at mo extra charge
How many uses you
have for Columbia!
For doorbells, buzzers, thermostats, and
alarms use one Columbia "Bell Ringer"
or two Columbia "No. 6" Batteries.
For ignition on gas engines and tractors,
use Columbia "Hot Snot" Ignition Bat
tery No. 1461. Full power when you
need it most, while starting. For quick
starting ignition on Fords, use the same
size Columbia "Hot Shot" Ignition Bat
tery No. 1461. Saves your back, temper,
and time. Fits under the front seat.
Sold by electricians, auto supplv shops and
garages, hardware and general stores, and
implement dealers. Insist upon Columbia.
We have in stock Engines. made by the Witte Engine
Works of Kansas City* Mo., as follows:
Gasoline and Kerosene Stationary Engines ..
Gasoline Portable Saw
Gasoline . Engine- brag Saws
- ' ? >. " ' ?'
All equipped with Bosch Magneto and sold at Factory
Prices. Write for information.
i i ? - ? ? ? ?'
COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY .
823 West Gervaia St. ? Columbia, S. C
Checking Up
At the end of the month, how
can you "check up" unless you
pay your bills by check a*d
have a check book record?
Your checking account is
cordially invited by the -.First
National Bank of Camden, and
w e promise you prompt, help
ful service which will make
checking up systematic and orr
derly.
WE CAN SAVE iuu mvm?
By Making Your Old Clotting Sarvrc?aM?
We are doing it for thousands of others ?
for you? We believe a trial will conV^ict you
FOOTER'S DYE WORKS j
CmmbmrUnd, Md.