The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 28, 1922, Image 8
Big May Festival
xr Sat. Apr. 29
The Children in Folk Dances
The May Pole Dance
The Crowning of the May Queen
The Base Ball Game
PACIFIC MILLS (Columbia) Vs. WATEREE MILLS
Activities Begin 3:30 P. M. Admission 25c
llerralUKo Mill News
The U Y I' U had a very onjoyable
social at i Ik* Community House Sat
urday night- Theae social affairs are
looked forward to with much pleasure
and help to stimulate Interest in the
H Y 1> |J. Delicious cream and cake
were served hy tho social committee.
Messrs. N (' Arnett, J 1) Player, H C
Riley am) L K Myers spout Saturday
In Columbia.
The friends of Mr J <J Lindsay arc
Kind to know that he has returned to
the Hermitage and is 'hack at work.
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
? ? ? r i ? ? ? ?
? MILL WORK
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
AND LUMBER
PLAIN Sc HULER STS. PH?n? 71
COLUMBIA, S.C.
Dr. C. F. Sowell
DENTIST
(Office Over Bruce's Store)
CAMDEN, S. C.
T. B. BRUCE
Veterinarian
Lyttltion St., Phone 114
CAMDEN, S. C.
DR. R. E. STEVENSON
DENTIST
Crocker Building
Camden, 8. C.
Mr It H Pitta spent Monday and
Tuosday iu Raleigh on business.
Mr O K FuJmer, assistant pay-mas
tor at the Pacifio Mills in Columbia,
spent Sunday with Mr J I) playef.
Miss Elizabeth Yarborough spent the
week-end with Miss Benin h Taylor at
Malvern Hill.
(Mr 8 1/ Crolley spent Sunday with
his brother, Mr Mack Crolley In Darl
ington.
Mr I R Nichols of Bessemer Oity ts
a visitor in the Village this week.
Mr A F Mop-Is, foreman of the car
ponter force, recently purchased o
building lot in Camden.
Messrs. W T Mattox, J 1) Player, S
B Hatfield and A F Morris went to
Columbia Tuesday on business.
Miss Nancy Jeter npeut the week-end
with her parents, Mr and Mrs Paul
Jeter at Carlisle.
Mr Capers Guy was a visitor in the
Village Tuesday.
Mrs J (I Kddings has returned to St.
Oeorj;e. after spending two weeks
with her mother, Mrs J A Crolley.
Mr II .<) Burns and family spout
Sunday in Columbia with relatives.
Miss Mary Simpson had as her
guests for the week-end, Misses Kate
Williams, Elizabeth Lesslie and Ger
trude (J ill is of Rembert.
Among the new people of the Village
are Mr J K Farmer of Lexington. N','
C., Mr W A Moore and Raymond Wil
liams of Columbia and Mr Earl Mor
gan of Lancaster.
I^d.v Luck Was With Him.
A njli Iterate Justice of the peace used
to consult what looked like a law l>ook,
but was really a ?inall order catolog.
One day a negro was haled Jx>fore tlio
squire on a charge of drunkenness.
The squire heard the evidence and then
after oi>cning his hook and glancing at
it. fined the negro $4.40, to he worked
out on the road at 25 cents por day.
As the negro was l>elng led away he
said In the marshal: "I sho' Is an un
lucky nigger!'' 'Tnlncky nothing,"
said the marshal. "If the squire had
happened to ojxmi that hook nt automo
biles instead of pants you'd he working
on the road the rest of your 1 i f?*."* ? W
Y. Kvcning Mail.
Is Your
Memory Good?
Just exactly haw good a
memory have you? When you
pay bills, do you just "remem
ber" that they are paid or are
you already always sure to ask
for a receipt?
The safest, easiest and most
convenient way to pay bills is
to open an account at the First
National Bank of Camden and
pay by check.
FOR BKTTKR CATTEJK
l^ncaster County 11m Formed Neeoud
Hull AsttoeUilon.
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ClcIUKOM (JoHOgOv April 1f>.? MlU'OS
ter County, under the direction i?f C<nm?
t y Agent W F Howell. assisted by in
tension I>alry Specialist 0 Q Cushujan
and HpeoM AK. nl W 1: \Vintem??*yoi .
of the U s Department of Agriculture,
iui k taken another progressive stop in
dairy work by the organization of I -an
elrstcr County Jersey Bull Association
No. 2, The organisation of this associa
tion lust week gives Lancaster two
Jersey hull associations, of which she
may well be proud, and puts the county
In posdtfon to tuke front rank ?s a
Jersey ooiilor with meritorious animal*
that will develop a profitable dairy In
dustry in the near future. It is a'?o
proof of the sincerity of the farmera of
the county lu theif effort*' to diversify.
The association will conaist of five
block* ami five wellibred bulla with a
preponderance of Chro Senas ti on
blood, all direct descendants of Blue
Fox 'a Bniment's Chromo, the first
1000-<pound bntter cow in "Dixie. Three
of tho bulls are sorts of Chromo Sensa
tion, who now heads the Clemson Col
lege Jersey herd. The fourth hull is
a son of Blue Fox's Eminent, who sired
li !|Ue Fox's Eintnent's Chromo. The
fifth bull Is a Kreat -grandson of Bluo
Fox Eminent. Thus all the buWs in tho
association are direct descendants from
Kminent breeding.
The bull keepers of tho five blocks
are; Block 1, E F Hammond. Ker
shaw ; Block 2, E R Rollings, Kershaw;
Block 3, R S Kirk, Heath Springs;
Block 4, J Boyd Craig, Lancaster;
Bloek 5, J. R. Wilson, Van Wyck.
Lancaster Couoty is now one of the
few counties in the state with two bull
associations for the limwovoraent of
dairy cattle. Considerable work was
done by the frpecinlist during the period
of organizing the new association in
strengthening the Old "association which
has been In use for three years, and in
creasing interest in dairy work was
found among the farmeis who are mem
bers of the old association, and many
farmers other than members are now
joining the ranks of cream shippers,
all of which gnes to show that the or
ganization of a bull association bene
fits not merely the meml>ers but farm
ers of the entire section who are with
in reach of the association work.
Kersliaw Guard News.
As the new members of the C mil pan y
were taught the position of a soldier
before latd Friday night, that time was
spent in drilling in squad formation.
The remainder of the Comjvujy was
drilled In extended order.
Mr H <i Carrison. Jr.. has accepted
an invitation from Captain McT^eod
for himself and the police force to at
tend <lriH next Friday night at eight
o'clock. We sincerely hope that the
City Counell will also accept a<nd the
Company will have the privilege of
demonstrating what it I* able to do in
machine gun driil. Cor.
Anton Lang, the potter of Obera
inergau, who plays the role of Christ
in the passion play. Is said to liave re
fused an offer of 1.000,000 marks to
allow the passion play to be filmed.
NOTICE.
Positively no fishing or eamtpjng at
my pond under penalty of the law. I
am staking pond with government
fish. vn plrn^-e don't ask permission.
K. K. HOLLAND,
I if. Camden, S. C.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TREASURER
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for county treasurer for Ker
shaw county to sueeed myself. I have
served the people of this county in this
capacity for a number of years; am
familiar with the work, and have en
deavored at all times to render ef
ficient service. Will greatly ai>preciato
your continued support, and pledge you
continued faithful and efficient ser
vice if elected.
I). M. McCa-kiil.
FOR TREASURER
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the offi<*e of Treasurer for
Kershaw County at the l>emocratlc
primary to be held in August and
pledge myself to abide the rules of the
part v.
S W Hi m ; U K.
FOR TREASURER
1 hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the office of Treasurer for Ker
shaw County, subject to the rules of
the Democratic party. If elected I
pledge faithful and efficient service.
W. A SHAW.
FOR STATE SENATOR
Believing that our peor?le are now
open for considering a change along
the line* "f an aggressive fight for a
strict economical administration of
both our courH y and state ffovern
ment, and, also believing that my
reputation with you is that of a con
servative member of our community.
I l>eg to offer myself as. a candidate
for the state senate and ask your
thoughtful and friendly consideration
of th<? ?n me Respectfully,
T. J. AR RANTS.
FOR AUDITOR.
I herby announce my candidacy for
Auditor of Kerataaw Oounty, subject
to the rule* of the Democratic party.
If elected I |>ledfe faithful audi effi
cient terrlee. B. B. ftrARROW
, FOB STATK NKNATOK
At tl?e earnest solicits tions of many
friends* from every section of the coun
ty I am announcing myself as a oandi*
date, for the office of State Senator for
Kershaw County. Having served lu
that body I feel that 1 know the need*
and wishes of lilt' people of my OOUIltJf.
Very respectfully,
W. 11. IK )U(iH.
FOB STATIC SENATOR.
To the Voters of Kershaw County 5
Wf hereby announce the name of Mr.
It. It. Williams as a .suitable nnui for
tlve Ml ate *eiwte from Kershaw county.
Mr William* is too well k/nown through
out the county for any further Introduc
tion.
If elected we feel quite auro ho will
make a senator that Kershaw county
wlU be proud of.
Voters of Eastern Kershaw.
FOB MAGISTRATE
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for reMiomluatiou to the office
of Magistrate for l>eKalb Township
subject to the rules of .the democratic
primary,
SAMUKL N. NICHOLSON .
\ ?'
FOR SHERIFF.
I heroby announce myself as a can
dtdate for re-electioo to the office of
Sheriff of Ker&haw County, subject! to
the rules of the Democratic primary.
OROVBR C. WBIiSH.
FOR MAGISTRATE.
We, the many friends of J. B. Munn,
wish to announce him as a candidate
for the office of Magistrate in Buffalo
Township at large. If elected he will
make us a good officer..
? Friends.
Ilia Miyiy J
CONGRESS
FOITCONt
"I he iv by announce that I am a can
didate in the Democratic primaries of
Sou tli Carolina, for the nomination for
Representative of the Fifth Contfrea
sicmn.1 District for the 68th Congress
and I take this opportunity to thank
the people of the District for their
loyal support in the past and to say
tliat I shall endeavor to deserve their
support and confidence In the future."
W. A. STEVENSON.
Wants-For Sale
FOR SALE ? Several milk cows, fresh
in milk. Will sell cheap or exchange
for young dry cattle. Apply toW.
A. Edwards, R F 1) 1, WeatvfTle,
S. C. . ' 4-6 sb.
FOR SALE ? Blight., proof ..tomato
plants, egg plants, pepper .plants,
now ready. Phone 100, .7. B. Zemp,
Camden, S. C. 4 sb.
FOR RENT? Th ree unfurnished rooms
close in, modern conveniences. AMione
401, Camden, S. C. .4 jxl.
FOl'ND ? Small sum of money. Owner
can have same by stating amount
and paying for this ad. Apply to S.
W. Ilogue, public cotton weigher,
Camden. S. C. 4 ttf).
FOR SALE ? Fresh country butter at
5 0 cts per pound. Address Mrs. E.
Miller Bo.vkin, Boykln, S. C. 4 pd.
JERSEY BILL ? Baby (Jill's King No.
101558; Sire Flossie Fox's King
fJeorge. No. 174744; Dam Sophie's
Baby Girl, No. 367031; Dropped
September 11, 1020. Marking, solid
color, black tongue and switch. A
fine animal from finest milking
strains. Will stnmd at Mulberry
Plantation for a limited time. Fee
$5.00 cash. 3-5 -sb.
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
? From our South Carolina coast
and South Georgia fanns, big stocky
plants will stand vary hard cold.
Early Jersey, Charleston Wakefields,
. Succession, Flat Dutch. Prepaid
mail 200, 60c ; 400, $1.00; 1,000, $2.00
Express 2.000, $3.00; 5,000, $0.25;
10, (KH), $10.00. Count and delivery
guaranteed. Parker Farms, Atlanta,
Ga. 48-sb
AGENT WANTED ? For Worthmore
Hair Preparation. Se? or call on
Madam K. E. Del ton, 1713 Gordt
Stro^t. Camden. 8. C. 20tf
SPEC I A I > ? W it h each 25 coats pur
chase of large size Staf soap will
xive one 10 cents cake of Ivory soap.
Stokes and Evans. Camden, S C. 3*b
FOR RENT ? Itooms for light house
keeping. (.'all at 506 Chestnut St.
48 tf
PHOTO FIJ^ISHING ? I represent the
Columbia Photo Finishing Company
for Kodak work. I also take orders
for enlarging pictures, pastel, oepla
or crayon . Am located at Mayfleld's
old stand, over old bank building.
S. M. Hough, Camden, S. O.
SPECIAL ? With each 25 cents pur
chase of large size Star soap will
give one 10 cents cake of Ivory soap.
Stokes and Evans, Camden, S C. 3sb
FOR SALE ? Ojibornc binder in good
running shape. A bargain. Also Me
Cormick ami Deerlng binders. See
us before you buy SPRINGS A
SHANNON, Camden, S. O. 2tf
FOR SALE ? Light wood, pine and oak
wood any length. Prom<pt delivery.
Call 52, B. M. Kennedy, Jr. 38tf
FOR SALE ? Osborne Mnder in good
nmninsr shape. A bargain. Also Mc
<V>rmlck and Deerlng binders. See
iw before you buy SPRINOS A
SHANNON, Camden, S. C. 2tf
CASH for I/OGS ? We pay the highest
market price for strictly high class
ASH. POPLAB and CYPRESS
logs, dolivered by rail or track to
our Sumter hand-mill. Write or
call for particulars.
The Sumter Hardwood Col, Sum
ter; S. C. l-4sb.
TRUCK OWNERS ATTENTION? We
hava arranged to secure truck parts
for the ratkn of trucks o*ed In thla
Supposin'
Supposin'
Suppo3in,
Supposin'
Your car caught lire,
or
Someone itole your car,
or
Someone ran into it,
or
You ran into someone or tuoi
thing ?
the prig^ of
car juit a* sure at if the mo
had been lost, or stolen, or
burned up while still in g> , *
old y. S* green-backs, wouh
you?
?/a?
Supposin'
But Again?
-After one of the above
I amities someone handed \
enough money to pay for
damages or to buy a new cs
Wouldn't that make you she
for joy?.. Wouldn't it, now?
And that's the feeling you experience when 101*
thing happens to your car and it is covered by a policy
issued through^-' ~
j
W illiams Insurance . Agency jm
Phone 52 Camden, S. C
Let us quote you rates ? no charges for the informa
tion at to how it works.
community. Our equipment for this
kind of service is second to none.
Our mechanics will be glad to serve
.vou without delay. Hay's Garage,
South Broad Street, CanHien, S. C.
2-4*4>
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY? I am
looking fyr the right man to open a
work shirt and dress shirt faotoa'y
in Camden, to sell to the retailer and
jabbing trade. Address Box 21,
Camden, S. C. 2 tf.
SPECIAL ? With each 25 cents pur- 1
chase of large size Star soap will
give one 10 cents cake of Ivory soap.
? Stokes and Evans, Camden, S C. 3sb
AUTO AND MACHINERY OWNERS
? We now have two complete acety
lene welding outfits and can weld
any metal. Jobs d$ne while you
wait. Hay's Oarage, South Broad
Street, Camden, S O. 2-4sb
FOR SALE ? Osborne hinder in good
running shape. A Imrgain. Also Mc
Cormick and Deering binders. See
us before you buy SPRINGS &
SHANNON, Camden, S. O. 2tf
PROPERTY OWNERS? Save your
roofs of all kinds. Tin, paper, iron
wood, shingle. .and gravel roofs. Mc
Donald root paint and cement pre
serves all roofs and stops all leaks
in all roofs. We paint roofs any
where this side of the pond. Phone
us, we will do the rest. Phone 297-W
Camden, S. 0. 60-tf
DON'T BUCK ? When your tenants re?
fuse to pay the rent on account Of
your roof leaking. Have McDonald
Roof Paint and Cement put on your
roofs of all kinds and you will not
have any leaks. Ask or phone the
Kershaw Banking & Mercantile Co.,
?.Springs & Shannon, Geo. T. Little,
if McDonald paints roofs right and
stops leaks. Phone McDonald, 297
W, Camden, S. O. 2tf
FOR BALE ? Million disease-free, pure
Porto Rico potato plants, for "de
livery, April 15th. Dollar twenty
five per thousand. Lots of fire
thousand, one dollar. Place order
now and get plants when wanted;
Foirview Plantation, CJamden, 8. 0.
C. B. McCaskill, Mgr. l-4pL
Carbide For All Makes of Gas
Generator*? Save trouble
and delays by buying from
T. B. McClain, at Manufac
turers prices plus freight to
Camden, T. B. McClain Cam
den, S. C. ? ? 43.
WANTED ? To give you?an estimate on
l your building, new or repairs to tfio
i old. Address J. J. Christmas, Oca
tractor and Builder, 121 York St.,
Camden, S. O. 2-4 pd.
Send to W m. SchteldMfg.
Co., St. Louit , Mo., for
Instructive free booklet.
The Perfect
Soap Maker
? the choice of thousands of women for
making pure soap quickly ? easily. Use
waste grease, water and Red Devil Lye ?
that 's all. Easy, successful recipes for hard
and floating soaps on the can label. Insist
upon the genuine ? pure, strong, lasting.
A$k for ft by name at leading grocer*