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cme-eleven cigarettes Hhnv Fyi^-nHfy tirnrUtiwn Tl K k IMI B'l'RLF.Y ? VIRGINIA 17I17TT717M 1* 117 IC1E1IN In a new package that fits the pocket ? At a price that fits the pocket-book ? The same unmatched blend of li'ftKisH, Virginia and Burley Tobaccos Ill ^iwToi?K n)v^' Marie ?ot<?d . mid ad ili-onviT?T ?>f radium, lias b ecu Mooted a mombov ?>f tii? Aiudtimy of. Medici iu'. lliLj liit* first a J woman l?.t - ?? v.? ? r b?vn ou-tl a tm-m | of ai>y lVfin-ti a oad Twr-lvr y( ir ? !d AM.?'4 Maiiy1. i ham j fiJuu ^uimoi-t4 of Panama. rcvuMljr wwfiin j'-voMt* tliv < uu?l wi'fa b"f hand* mtkI f"< ?: maDuolod LEGAL ADVERTISING FINAL DISCHARGE N"tirf jdv^n Ant <^iie i.i <nrh I roin th;s date oii Monday, Ai? ? 1 " i\l . l'.U'li, [ m-JI! make to the 1 :obato r<.iu it <>f K**r.-diuw County my final U-turn ;i- Kxvvjltor of the Estate of. John I Workman, docvaned, and on 1ft. e .siuijt' il.tto 1 will uj>i?ly < ?? t J?r? nald ?oort for :i fiini! discharge ;ih fcaid l.x 'it S I- MoVKIN, Kx<vnlor. < \l S lllllch l. 1U22. \oiir*? To Dtddar* and Creditors. AH j i -?>ii > iiariittf ?.daiin? atinin-t ()*?? ?>f .1 f/. I rby. ilc'cnscl, \> } 1 f i ??? tie- .-si mii', duly attested, with ih?* ' ?^ur.d<,r>iirix-tl. iind all Lndehtid v uulo ?iid K -> i n f n will make ? i.-mi.-m. ??{?<? i'<>r. with tho Tindrr>-i?n<'d I. 1? JKNMNCS ? ' <; ItuWLAN 1 ) \ s II.YKBY Kxivut 'ir?: Mun li lo. Ill ro FOR FIRST CLASS ' PAINTING set; S. D. HAMMO Town and Country Work Solicited 1008 Fair St. Camden, S. C. Dr. C. F. Sowell DENTIST (Office Over Bruce's Store) CAMDEN, S. C. T. B. BRUCE Veterinarian l>trle4on St.. F'hone 114 CAMDEN, S. C. DR. R E. STEVENSON DENTIST frockor Building Camden, S. C. COLUMBIA LUMBER & MANUFACTURING CO. ? MILL WORK SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND LUMBER PLAIN St HUGER ST S. 71 ? COLUMBIA, S. C. STRANGE FEl'D ENDED Man ? t Odds With Government For Years Passes Away. I .otii-vllle, Kv. March . ? A grange feud with the government t li at ?.?? . 1 hinted many years was ended here rivent.'y !? v the death of Peter Bitzer, th?- chief factor in this unhpie dram? <.f lif.- ltitzer was arrested on an av erage of every lo'Jnd day of his life of seventy one vca r^. Ho nrpenly vio lated j],o law to avenge a fancied wrong by the United States govern ment almost half a century ago. and not for the profit there was In ih ac cording t<> his friends. It said that, on the contrary. Ritzer persisted in his illegal net* although they were slowly depleting his ?.ma'.l fortune, and that while arrested nearly 1 T times foT violating the prohibition law. he was alwaj* :t totnl abstaluer. j When a young eoutraMoi ju-t srart iiiL' otu in life, he was security for nn nther ' "iitraetor ??n a piece of . govern- I jiicnt work in the l.oui.-vilh* harbor. A flood on tie- Ohio river -wept away the work, so the story goo*. siiul Bit zer wa? held to his bond. This was <aid to have ruined liim financially. I.eg.il 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ? -> os ??}? the ease for many years < tided onl\ ill dl-il ppoilit Uient f . 1 1 Pet? r ;ind he i- -aid never to have '"??oine t "i ?( He *i ' I'd to- the jnvfiee t>( (be . govcrnui'.'ul'a' action. r.liz?-r'j> first elVort t.? retaliate ?ame when lie attempted to evade the fax On oleolnargerine. For this offence he ja< l\ed ;t year in prison. When nation al pi ohiiiii ion fame into being. Bitzer I repeatedly ? violated the law. it is al leged. lie was arrested more than 17o ! Times fre?iuen11\ <t?nvieled, but gflier ' a My e-?. ;i pi ng with a fine. He. however, jv-ned several short prison vnleii<^? ; but always in <vlU which he h.-ol fit ted with modern < o.i venien?e< | Hi- ni? ,(J? w r?* io??ocbf info the p? | | son to him. Despite the !n.i 1 1 \ ?tl t"l : ? T ?- he Ivid ( with the j>olie?*. Bif/?-t *.aid have ''never become angered a: them. The J !;?*t time hi* >; top,-:t> w.is raided, <er I I | rr.l! Ill' >11 1 )l v n nd .1 ! a I ge t ? -k of j wllUkeV M'l7.ed. I'etel i* i|U- [???! h.lV- j ing ealie?l < onje li i.'k .igaie ? mt * n* 1 I he oflieerv dep.l tfed. Follow ,!iu hi* litig.i:j-: v\ i : ) *he government, he i- -aid :?< pre fei red ? m *h l ransaet iotiN t way.- :t:.d ; ?..'.|.en - - ? I ? 1 :t check. fl 1 1 liOtlgh hi , . ; . ? .v ,i - v .?lilloili'MI- e ' tiui> ( 'hill-. In?his|r>. . I i . ? ,i*. -! - iflVrer ' .1- :i* I ...ii,.. .i \ ?- ;i" linn: v*h" v*.? in- .i ! ' ^ a- hi*-v ? ,i - \n j ? - w VI,.,*. : ?'?\v il is '? a lUIlip , - '? l".Vi?:.'ii ? 'f . t*t few y--:ir-j ' l:.i* ; r.'V ? 1 I : I II'^'IIIO t.'l X 1<* j , !?: 'VV .i: ; ? . i , Ii I [ dr:v? * eapl t .t i 'ir ? f ' - 1 ? ? - * ' . ? : -rui' -11*1 v 1 n i_i" l u -le* s ; * k \r.y -r<teu? that takes half the hut .*Ji.ir<- nono I of (lie ,"*-*es. :?.T' ,i- i h '.erreiit fo in j idiistry Men w il*' ? >? f ..:,-. ti* r ? ? risk I heavy lo.s>e* ait ! ir ;ij'i*t r"!n"m | Inured fhi.t 7." jn-r ? v 1 1 ? of all l?M>incs9 'vefiiures end ?lisa<r-jus}> i th?y are, not |>ermitted to mnk.- .i *.il.*',inti;?l prolit from tliose that *urs e. d A high >nu- is a :.ix <>n ir. itia'ive. thrift i industry ? l.os Ang??e- Times l>v : < -K';*tering lixi l.ull?e>e* -n: of .j i ???'*-? i ? Jim. Mis- S. irali lA^nise^ HtH'fer. i student in the military de partment -if the PotLsville Pn . Hlgli School is -redited with the hiRhe^f rifle record In the United State*. I^ondon'^womcn s jiotrol in io be dla^ banded. It rl*lme<J that tbey ?r<* too Costly to malnttrn so a lurory. I1HKK AM* TflHI M>ort N>?? Sl?riw GtlNnl Front All Mwnii. ?mmmrnmammmmmmmm * The OimrieMMt division bud one of Its t tigim ?* overturned W^dticsdttjt lit M^rl??n The mgine vra^ lu charge of Kngineet Jack Urow ind Flrefmut It T UllUm, U>iU of U.x* Uiit Mi liiUiili |?>s should?*r lo uUed ; otherwise tie Wtt* (gotif, except to 111*' >V i til tra okl A sw itvli thnm-i the ?wrong way caused (fife trouble Imc.li <0 (?ai?l>en?Hl tlu?t Kngineer Crow saw the tfwiti'ji in tinn* t<? moid :i bu d nc chbnt. Governor J B. A Robertson of: Ok Ufeoma and fi. Dennis former .state banking commissioner have been , P. dieted by the Okmulgee grahd Jury on the charge. that they accepted a brWv.'. of $'-*0,000 to deposit $150,000 of state fund* In the Guaranty state kink wj It eotild continue to operate In an insolvent condition. .John I*. Coo*, former president and Johu II. Heboid, formfrr vice president have been ar? rtst.-.l on the charge of having w lll> fully and feloniously paid over the bribe. ' i .Miss Kmma K. Boyd, a rocul tcucher at the Florida Slate College for Wo men was buried alive while sea telling for historic relies in an Indian mound, t*even utile* - from Tallahassee, FSa . j last Friday. Recently Miss Boyd, It is understood, and other young women I of the college, had engaged workmen to ewavato the mound, and while the men were still ongaged Miss Boyd, ac companied by two other curJo hunter?, went there. While . standing in one of the clearings, lateral earth suddenly gave way and burled her. Physician* who arrived after the body hud been recovered said her death had been causcd by suffocation. Miss Boyd was a native of Iowa, and had been a mem ber of the college faculty for four years. < ^ Dallas. Texas, March 21? Judge J. A. Belt, 03 years old. was spirited away from his home by unmasked men last night and early today it was ed he had not returned. lie was jus tice of the ]H*a''p at Sour Lake for sor eral years. The judge's wife s ti l that she and her husband were si 1 1 i ?? ir In.' a porch swing when some one came j ^ I and demanded Judge Belt. The men seized him and when he resisted, Mrs. Belt said, he was c1u)4>ed with a pis- 1 tol and dragged away nticon scion ?. It w a -5 reported that a man answering the jurist description s\Vung off a Gulf j Coast train at midnight iunI that he bad a <-:i;tting of tar and feathers.1 Mrs. Pelt said that within the past week her husband had received thre?? j letters -fanned '"Km Kliix Klau" warn ing him to leave tint. -City. I If. Ooart. planter and fumn'i" army officer. was convlclw! at j -TaWiottou. ? ; .. last Friday of I In* mur der ?>f A B McNeil. Shortly after j Judge <?e??i^e P. Munroc hu<l passed sentence in accordance with the jury's verdict <>f iruilty with re^mmendaliou for mercy, connvel for <V?nrt appealed for a new trial and a hearing was set f'?r .Idne 27 before Judge Muuroe in t'oiumbu*. The jury was out more than fourteen hours In-fore reach Wu* its verdict. Major t'oart. tin* only wit ness for the defense, told the jury thai McXelce. who \v;^s county .superintend ent of education. had alienated Mrs. ('nai l's affections aud had refused' to ? vase Jim attentions to her, although ori<v he had promised that ho would. He shot and billed. MvNoioe in t ho lnt f.r"> ??tTi'-r in an alternation over the atfair and when MoNeioe appeared to threaten hint with .something in his hand, ho -aid A pencil was all that was found in McNeTce'* hand. Sheriff Watkins testified, while a statement made by McNeico before death denied any wrong doing and mi id In- was shot without provocation. Mr*. McNeice, who testified for tie- prosecution, sprang the ?urpri*?c>/f the trial l?y de claring (Jon rt had forced his attentions on. her for several rnon]li$ before the | killing. otn e ???!/!! g her in his arm? I ; and kissing lnj- T 1. ? ? -tate claimed ; ! h ? ? thinner ? 1 k i 1 1 ? ? ? 1 McXcice out' I of a "desire to p<?s.?>css Mrs MeXeice. ! j Mr- (_'o;i rt . who, accord :ug t.j the sher- ! I ifT. l..is v i ; t 1 ( "< >a i I 1. it on?*e since ; 1 h.? arrest and that 'ily after it ! | f???k pi. i ??. i - preparing ? ? hie *uit f<?r j divuf e, it was lea rii. ! during the . trial She nK<> issue 1 .t statement de* j nying flint she w i - ,:.t .a. .it,, with Me Nei e i \clivities of Women. 1>\ i mining a hundred \ar?i> in 11 4-5 sisvuid- recently, Mi*s 1'Iizabetla Lines,! [ <?f I.ondon. Fngiand, cstatli.sbed a new j r. < .,i.i f . . r women runner*. Women of Madisuii, Tnd . ? laim the honor of having formal the f'.rst liter ary society in the United State* i Mrs ? ; corse Ilarri-??*Mi. ..ik- <-f the few | women golf jrrerfessi.maK in the coun try, has boon engaged teaoji women 1 member* <?f rlu* Cleveland Golf nub. ? I NOTICE. Notice i* hereby given to ail dog owners in the city of Camden, that the i ordinance against dogs found r?n the ! street* of th* city without muude*, will be ?tri<*tfy eatonc**! A O WHIT AK BR, > Oii?f of Polio* -IT SHALL NOT FAIL" ? lh Slogan f?r Cumim of South Car olina Cooperative Association. in i . i -I r. luuil.it, March -7 ? Willi ' It Si... U Not Full" ms; their slogan, over &OD0 farmer* art* preparing to take the in Sotlt!) < 'aro'ina . beginning 1 ! t ' ? hi I i wiii'k Iti April to cauvAS* t$z slicnn- , to the i'dlton cooperative. ti* r- 5 U-li:^ .oiiiiti.M The two I hotl -a ml j canvassers rt?"j?re??ji^ ^ho$? wUd- lUiV^ j ' . . 1 \ - gj ? ! ill.- i untiMct ami v\ ||0 j art* convinced that the future prosper ity of the state depends In a very largo j measuie on the successful completion of the campaign for the formation of the South Carolina Cotton Growers' Coojtei atlro A social Ion. 'Hie month of March ha* been one of great activity In practically all coun ties ami area t headway has been made. Over 100,00ft bales have been signed during this month nud the machinery has l>een perfected for the great drive which is expected to bring victory next month. During the niouth of March bank er*. preachers, lawyers, doctors and teachers have joine<l with the farmers in making speeches over the state tn behalf of the movement. The plans and purposes of the association have been explained in every cotton grow ing county of the state, Last week was n great week in many of the counties. Marlboro has now signed up 2G,I45 bales; I>arlington 19.*' 520 bales; and Sumter 17,000 bales. These are the three lending counties I^ee county comes fourth with 7,327 bales and l)illori is only 100 bales be hind her. The four leading counties have signed up over 70.000 bales or more than one-sixth of the quota for the whole state. These four counties expect to sign a total of 100,000 or one fourth of the quota for the whole state belore May 1. Greenville, Spartan burg, Anderson and Laurens in the Piedmont section are expected to sign up another 100,000. Reports from over the state tell ot enthusiasm everywhere. The bankers and business men, realizing that the prosperity of the state is dependent to a great degree upon the formation of the association aye throwing them .selves actively into the fight. Honor Roll for Lugoff Graded School Crude,,! ? Catherine Jones*, Covert MeOillmn. Stephen Team. < ; fii ?!?? ?*' ? Helen Rosboro, Melita ; Team. | ? ; ra?l - 1 f /eland Balekihon, C'arenep I I >i?\V i 1 1 , Louis liuioii. I A' my M;i$op fl A Ralw.n. Crude 5?1 .utile Ward. Crude <5 ? .I?>hn Cettys. Team Cettys. R?y Trues-daie. Grade 7 ? darnel Uabou. Nick Rahon. Fvclyn Ward. Crude < ? Sandy Hey wood John Lw. < ? ra de t>? Bert ha Jones, Louis Kalton. Candidates For Governor. | ? Quite u good deal of interest lias been manifested in the gubernatorial race prospects. William Coleman. of L'niou, Andrew J. Bethea, of Columbia, and Cole L. B least:, former governor, also of Columbia, are the- announced candidates. To this list may be added the name of Former Congressman As bury F. Lever. HOW* a member of tin federal farm board, "who is on a visit to this .state from Washington, and who ha* admitted that he i* coiitenipluting entering the contest. 'Cole Blease. those attending tlie re cent session of the legislature say. Could be seen nightly in the state house halls and i n the two houses marshall ing his forces and making ready for the summer campaign. Opinions as to his chance of election are divided, some holding that no man could defeat him and others holding that no man of any worth could but win out over j him. ? Ctvenville News. ., j WORRIED HUSBANDS- 1 READ THIS! GIDK'S PFPTO M \\G AN IS THK BEST TONIC FOR NKRVOI S. TIRED OFT WIVES I - y*Vir v\if?' "all tired out" audi iiir-x an<l irritable mt??*h of the time?1 i><) the children "bother her to death" ; every day. and do the ordinary hou?e- ! hold taskx that, she formerly j>erform ed with ease *eeu? to overtax her" T-i ; other words, do you often come home to a house of trouble intend r?f joy | a r. 1 1 hai?pines? '' If \uur answer is "ye*" t<> these ipir-.t ion*, doirt blame j.?ur wife until -he has taken Cude'* 1 '? i?t o ^Maug.in with ht r meal* for a f<>w weoka. She i* simply run-down and nervous ami need* the kind of iron that she will get in Gude'fi Pepto Man ga a to give her more vitality and strength. For thirty years doctors hare recommended Gnde's Pepto Man gan as a Arst-dftsa building up tonic. Sold by your druggttf in both liquid and tablet for?. Adrertlseaaeat. MASTER'S SALE Stale of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. (Court of Common l'lea- > K ? ? i? ? ??? , i ii w i. Mm field, Plaintiff HlfultUit Ttalgiir Hunter, \ i l. i .mil by virtue of a iIi.-imvu of Ilk Honor Judge Jainea H. Peurifpy, I in tll6 I'M ft Ii OtlVUH, of d|M March I r? 1 1?. 1922, I will offer fQ'iwWj before tbe ?Ymrt House door ih the diy ..r ( .mi. !'ii. s c., for <f?si>, during ilit< IckuI hours of sale o.u Monday, tin- 3rd day of April, 1082. to the lilgliewt bidder t.l>e following described reul estate: AU that parcel or lot of lu i til iu the vlty of Camden, in the Conn1. r of Ki-ishaw, and State of South Carolina; {routing , thi rt y one (81) fret Kast on Itroad Street of Oiindeo, 8. O., it i id extending baek weatward with u Uniform width to a depth of forty fouv (44) feet, and extending further buck of it uniform width of forty?four (ll> fiot to an additional depth of Two Hundred Thirty-Fire (2UJ5) fpet, Kuid lut is bouuded North by premises fonuerly of Freltag, n6w of John Dye, Kant by Ilroad Street, South by lot formerly part of this lot, now of Hey ttoHb* and t?y premises of Mo(JIrt anil ?f <t?arli? ami W** l?M former ly of 1>. Wolfe Is^i l?.t o?uv?'yttl to iK^ar llunttr w9 liarurh by ?tt??'<l rif ? 1 a t ? ? iHivmu/S 1980. T! 1? H CI \UKJ M iMt-i; for Kerahaw Coa^H FINAL discharge Not U* la hereby kimh that nionlli from this tlato, <>? Moudat.iS 10th, 1952. I will uiakv to th? Pt2| ru nt ?'f Kershaw i-ouuty my <33 return i* Uuortllan of IV ettatafTC tfilen Stono ami n.>m,vc Stoae tla on (in Mino date I win atijiiy ^ ?aid Court for a final (llscfcarft ffi my trust as wiiU tiiiarillan. MRS DKOK HTONK, UuarOUa. I CuiiuU-ii. S March 0. 1922, , NOTICE. ^ - M Tbl* Is to vhoUfy the public tUt I wiU not pay any account what*** cxcopt hy order either Written or Ttti* by myself or wife. 0. A. M08BUJI Mavch 17, Iftft. -ivjp ' M is. . Mi'lhcrdic Clover uvwrtly tnv'j ??UhI by liotaelwck from hor hOA*fc| Atoka, Okla., to novK tu, i tntice 9f 1,200 mite*. Garden and Flower Seed Grown by Robt. Buist and guaranteed to germinate ; . I ? I ????'? ?' ????"??? ' ' ' I HW We deliver prescriptions and medicine promptly W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store Phone 30. Kodak Films Sold and Developed. SODA, ACID, KAINIT JUST RECEIVED Carload of 8-3-3 and 8-4-4 FERTILIZER -y ^ -M -3 F. M. Wooten Diamond Tires FULL OF LIFE I 4 . Fabric Guaranteed 6000 Miles Cords Guaranteed 8000 Miles A good purchase whether from the standpoint of Ap pearance, Performance or Economy. If you are lookiBl for a fully guaranteed tire, cuie that will absolutely g've you the service without the worry, we have prices th*t will interest you. We carry the largest stock of tires IB Camden. , * Let . Us Have Your Motor Troubl , WE ARE TROUBLE SPECIALISTS Completely equipped Shop, manned by competent well trained mechanics. " hen your Starter of Generator goes wrong, let usre* r f ? <> ?fcan. the J?b right here, why send it oat town. \\ e stock all starter and generator parts. jj . Have you noticed how Willard Batteries predomin# in a I J good cars. We are local Willard Dealers Service Station. We Stock All Chevrolet Parts Also a lot of used parts at a great reduction in pTKpg 'I ? IT'S DONE AT LITTLE'S, IT'S DONE RIGHT" 'JsM Little's Garagi , On DeKalb Street