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Peach tiro went M?rt. (*lenisori College, Aug. '-?? -Alerting recently in (Mluabi*, -the dlrwiott of the Nottth Oarollua Peacb <#r<?wer* A? aoclatlon eontddered plans for the de velopmeitt of IUt? organization and ittMIUTM Whereby It can be made a more efficient agency. in behalf of the grower* of the *tate, who now have commercial planting ??f .'KM),<jOO tree*. A number <>f 1111nk^ of vital lu?l>or tance to tlx* grower* hitc ?li>? u**?ed at this meeting. It wa? d?cid?l to make Immediate? arrangement# for <i> operative buying of Htippllea in order that memiH?r?i may purchase co-opvra lively ?ucU thlug* a* power *praycra? era tea, spray material and other Im plement* necessary for the #ue ce**>ful development of our peach or* < hard*. Several committee* were rp pointed to look into the advisability of organizing a marketing aiapclatlon for the peach growers and to look into the advisability of having estab lUheil in the state auch i>ca<h labora tories ua would be neceaaary to give Information orj the control of worm,a and <JJ*ease?. Tbin aasoolation waa organized last fall at C'heraw. S. with L. T. fJpion, Liigoff, 8. C., a? president'; T. 8. Wil liam*.. < -?H*raw, ?. f\, ?# vice-president; and A E. Scblllct t?*r, Ch-matln (\diege, fi. ax aeeretary an<l treasurer. Hee retary Hf-bllietter and tl?e Other Ex lehaldb horticulturist* ar?? of course <lolag everything ipoaaihle to encourage and guide properly tti<? development of peach growing in the gtate. Cbola women <?f South America arc Mated never-to remove a petticoat, dean one# being added a.* required, Mime of l?i?? women bring credited wfth wearing jm many ih forty <?f the.so gar men fa. Vrote for O. D. Seay, candi date for State Superintendent of Education. *5f JWUl-OpWJ} OAOCJtt auijeoq '?98e)|3?d Dg? puv dq | ui auinuo# oi{) puuiu ?3Q pauiquuoD puv |9UJOI?D ?>|l| }DW ?qWJO|B) ?? 'AjVSS^DdU ?JJVS OfyJ *aa3uup puu vosnvu iuojj OJU Kjajcjvj jaiUOjHD p>uipj puu poijund aij [ cjB^Ojtr UIQISAS jnoA SuiXjurid Aq jnoX M3uay Dr. C. F. Sowell DENTIST , (Office Over Bruce's Store) CAMDEN, S. C. pNT" 0f on , ? t Your doctor will sanction it? Many a case of typhoid and other illness have been trac ed to tainted foods, to re frigerators not built so that they can be kept perfectly clean; to impure ice which was put in drinking: water. Your doctor will quickly and gladly recommend the Au tomatic. It prevents all these dangers. For food saving, for ice sav ing, the Automatic cannot be equalled?and it h the only refrigerator with a water cooling system. Be s.,re to Ff e it ! HOME FURNISHING CO. CAMDEN. S. C. Telephone 46 LEGAL ADVERTISING CITATION Slate of South Carolina, County of Kersbaw < Hy \V. L, McDowttl. Inquire, Pcobute Judge.) Where#*, I. u! a Gregory Cardm-r and May (Iregory Funderbnrk made suit |to iuo to grant them letter* of Ad ministration of the K#t a to <?f and ft toots of A. Jeff < in-gory; Those nil', i 1mm ?'f< <i <?. tO cite und ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditor* of the said A. Jeff O.pog* QTJfr deceased, that they be and ap pear l*fore me. in' (he Court T?TT$r hate, to bo held at Camden, South Carolina on August 23rd next after publication thereof, at 11 o'eiock In the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, yhy tiie waid Administra tion should not be granted. Given tinder my Hand, this Oth day *f August, JO-'/. A, 1>. . NV. h. Mci>o\vi:ll, Judge of Probate for Kerahnw County. Published oh (be llth and lKth days of August. 1022, in the Camden Chron i<'??. And -posted at the Court House door for the time prescribed by law. FINAL DISCHARGE I Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Saturday, September 2, 11*22, .1 will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my final return as Cuardian of May Hoik, minbr, and on the same date I will apply to the ?*a4d eourt for a final dis* charge as said -Cuiirdiaii. J. It. >*ELK. Camden. S. C., August 2, 1022. STOCK HOLDERS MEETING. Notice is hereby given by virtue of a resolution of the Hoard of Director# of the Kershaw Motor Company, that a meeting of the Stockholders of the aald Company will be hid on Tues day, September 5th, 1022, at eleven o'clock a. m., at the office of the Ker shaw Motor Company, in Camden, S. C., for the purrjKXse of consideriitg and acting uj>on a resolution to dissolve paid corporation and surrender the charter thereof. All -Stockholders of the .said Com pany are hereby, notified of said meet ing and requested t6 attend. J. J. McKENZIK, President. I. J. McKKNZIR, Sec-Treas. Camden, S. C., Aug. 2, 1022. CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE. <>wing to non-compliance with bid at previous ativtion sale, on .1 u 1 y 'list. 1022,,, under and by virtue of Chattel Mortgages held by l/oati and Savings Hank of Camden, S. as agent for said Hank. I will sell at public auction to the*high<>*t bidder, at 12 o'clock m., on Monday, August 'JFt.. 11>22. all the ?tock of goods, wares and tner cliandiM.' of the <Ient's Furnishing (*oiniwn\ : j?I? all show eases, fixtures and equipment situated in the store building heretofore ? n'cupied by said <ient'.? Furnishing Co'mpuny. on the WeM ?jde of iir?tij<l S<r?*?*t <?f C-nmdtn. S. ('., between Kuthslge and DoKnlh Streets, known as the Men's Shop. Sale to be conducted on tile said premises. For schedule and inventory, apply to the undersigned. Stock and fixtures to be sold together a< a whole. Sale for Ccish. Iii< 1 s to be accepted only from those dep>*iting with me" before sale. five hundred dollars t -Srx.K?.<??? or certified check for same, to l>e returned to utiMlo*essful bidder. JOHN S. FINDS A V, A-_*ei;t f?? r Lo.ntaiid Savings Hank. l'.t- jo -b MASTER'S SALE S':i f ? ? f S.-ut h < 'a rtilimi* i.of KiTshau . i i inn t i-f ('utniuoii I'it n??. ) ! m r ?.. ? ? > ri.tuifjff, \ u' i i i j ~ f * m i:. "rr. M iry < .fop aril W . 1 i ? ? I'.nvai.i. I ? f ? ? ri?! - i .1:. T ^ I !..| ? ?: 1. . r II: II.\\ Ik I .w !. v. : I ]?????-'? I. ? j in I 'ift h .11; .. ! 1 < ' -? i ' ! i' ? < 1 Ail}!.!"! '5r<l. I v\ . 11 ;<> '.lit- i.iirlii'.-t 1 ?ill'lor a! pijJ.Ji. ; 111??:; ? s f..r <i-ii 1? foi?- tho K??: -! i .i w < *?. 1111 r > < "? .ii rt II >a-r> ?!??<> r in ( "a :ii? 1< > i ? 1 Stato. >. ? J r i t. >r t! j ?? j '-"il 1.- Mr- "f >alo. "ti iIn? 1'irM Monday, ! tnir '!ir I! ti <?!' Si.|>!i*!iil>or. Ht'J'J iht? J f' ?!'? ? vs ! 11?; i IT?. ! ! i"m I r-MJi t o t A!. : !i.i: (?.!?< c. )>.i: ? ! !ra< ! of land j i .i:. ?I i:i < *???.! *?> . f kor-lnw. j >:,?!?? ..f S...;:! i i a r< ? i ;>:'i ? onia initio Tun 1 f??: ?!? ?-*! A to- jr,"!''- or ami I I >< >ii ti< I > 'i t!n- N < >r t!: h> 1.U..N f-inior ' 1\ ? t' M ?-?. M it'ha T' tin o\v f plain ? rr \:? - Mariu t < i:;m it j .* u d - ?>( Mr? MaJii.* T. < i?-t t > -?. furmor ? : I !i ? South J.y t' I - of . .i ? ; I'V l.i i. !- f .r:11>? r 1 v . >f ?i.i r. 1 ? ? r. ? ? .\ ".<? . t <? S? i j? j? > < i : i; >|>.'r . W \\\ iai.'N formers <f (a .k-ol. : : 'v. of .Jr::v Wo-. !. the ?a.d ' ?<?_* ? ':iv-r That day oonvpyofj to tho ' -.i ? 1 >? .; ? ? . ? i -<?!?. l.\ !!. i - |?'.a it:tiff ! at :1 o ^: ? 1 'i.'.r'jM .'?? w a - i \. : i :. > I ?? ? * ? '? I | ' i<> r.-. f. ? ?n4l Tii i! - .?! |?uro:ra -? r i ? -a< h M i" ft i I '?> 111.: k ? " ii >0< 1 h . - }???! <lj>0' iloai.ii.l 1 ?? .t.i.i.o'.o u;*>n loin 1 m 11! ; ? I. * -:??(..? ? I -OHIO ??' ll H MO!: t -aa' . i v a, i k- ? ? i ? f !: o ,-:i : j j.' ??r'v. !?.??-! A _? IV! I'VJC H 1? CLAUKi:. M i -' ? r (? -r Krrs-ha w <". ? MASTER'S SALE .? of South Caroll:.,! (out.ty of Ker^hnn <?' art of <"oni:nr>:: 1 1 ltuikl!: _? - 1':. i i tiUf f. A -ai::-' A \ 1 iih'j < ' :? a i i r ? 1 ," . t w. lJ'!. ? ? ' ? ! M. . < . .v. J 1.1 * I ? , -: T f f II.- II- : >'? II ?|'o? j'-.-vi,;. r.z Ju l jo 1% 1 ?In I.Ojai (' r 4-? ;; r Aue :>t "r?l, 1 '.iJJ. I w-li t.-> tlii? liiph^st I'. l h-r nt I-uhli.- .Taction for cash lef^ro th^ K<%r>hAw County <V>urt door In ('Tinv)on. In <]ikrlr?fir (ho )c ^?fll hou '?< of <99 If. on %b*? first NfoTi'lur, '! ?" 11h of S<-{iV?mb<r. 1C"^2, ;h*> CiurruMty Breeder* to Meet. rb**t*on College, August 13.-?ffw* day. August '-T-. 1* ttu> <1?t*r, aet f,,r the fifth aniiuu! meeting of the Chc.? rcr-fairfbhl York Breeder* A.? soci athai, which will I** held at th?* Hrl(? Farm owitMl l?y Mr. II. B. CtW* well, four mile# south <?f C4?e??fer. The meeting win to an all-day affair and vviit preeeiit h fine opportunity for the member* of the association aud interested vUitor* (<? k?? tpptQtjif for a real day'# outing with m count rwtlve program. ?a.vs C. <?. Cushinan, Exten sion r>? 1 ry Six?-iali,st. Tho program tolng worked out by ih?* officer# lii charge liwim a instructive and profitable kneeling^ Unusual 1ntere*tl* attached to the mooting this year because of the fact that there is greatly Increased Interest iu dairy work, iu general and tJuern Hey cattle In particular by reason of the new creamery at Cheater. In fact, dairy work and the <?ucrnsey cow are oh a decided boom in the three" counties represented In the member ship of the association, and,, much good Is exjiected from it he coming meeting. A big drive for additional member* will l>e carried on and a kirger enroll incut is expected so that the a*socia-1 tlon will be in better position to .pu>h tiuernsoy work and tho dairy industry in Its territory, Mr. H. U. Uakhvtdl, ^rresldent of the assoclatUm, states I hm t every effort will tie made to make the meeting a worth while' one and he urges that everyone Interested make plana to at tend. Tin* dairy Npcclalista of the In tension Service are', working with the association fdr the sUcCefiA of tIk meeting. Will It Ever Happen? If South Carolina, had a system ?>f roads from the sea shore to the moun tain* and good ''highways connecting every county" in the* State, we would have the tost iWv'erti^ed common Wealth in the Union. and it would in?t l>c long before our (leneral As$einh!\ would be called ujkmi to enact n measure that would prevent immi grants front crowding us out of house and home. Next to education, good roads is the most vital question whi< h confronts our ]?eople. and as soon n? this fact is realized, our progress will have become a fact, and South Caro lina will ha ve agaiu> reached the proud place which she occupied before the War Between the Sections.?<Jaffin,y J/cdgcr. following described proi>erty : 1. Four share* of the <-npital st?x-k of the Enterprise Building and Loan AsstM'iatlon. -. All that jKircel or lot ol land iu the city of <\ainden. County of Ker shaw, and State of South Carolina, on wh-it Is < ouunoiily known a* the Cam den-! 'hernw public rond, and contain ing onc-eighth of an acre, and is bound ed on the North by Cainden-Cheraw pnblh- road, "ii the West and South by land- formerly of J. L\ Ia?wIs, now of W. M. .West, and on the West by hind formerly of C. C. Wbimker, now i<f It. .1 Outlaw. ' Anyone de-iring to bid at the sale herein menrioned -hall fir-t deiK>sit with tin* undc.rsJgm?d Master, the sum of Twenty Five i ifjr?.(KM I iollar< or a cert i t ied ? dMs*k for a like amount. as nti evidence of good failh and as a una ran fee of compliance with th" icrins of -ile Any -iiiiis -o dc|x>-ite.| will i'.' letnr; < ?' I lo the nii-lleee-.-flll I ? i Ider.s t lie.'. .||.-| n.-ioli of the SJI le. It. B CLARKi: M i -1 ? ? r for Kr-r-iha w ?"???i:? t *. Pi'.-d An.' ir.Ti. 102'J MASTER'S SALE S-ale of Si i::!i Carolina. ('..ii .1 > f Ker<ha\\ i (' ?u rt ? ?!' C<?i 'in?1 ii I'.? -:i - ? : I i: ? ,.t ?' \ t!? ? |? i_? >i.?. I'ia. u :: A -'<1 i I. -I ? .i; ? - \\ ? >rk:i>;iii. Su- !? W ". kiaati, i 1...?? I Workmai- l.iia W..rk"r*?r- Mr. \... Wi.rkiu.iii .it.>1 I * i ? ? 1 W '.x mil ii. I ?. 11 l.i ii * ? ! I ,.|.-r <?: <1.-: "t II - I !? \V. 11. | T"\\i.- n-1 i ? 1: .1 !?!_'?? , riftll I .1 .i'ii -in I i'.r> nit. ?1 a r ? | An.-;%? i<1 , l'.'J'J. I wni mm I ! i? i ho {ii-jt:'--' >?: fjclor ' m r ; iN I j? * .??!. ri-1. r.T <-.i?'a f. "Vlv the j Ki-r^liau <'? .i '> <'??!)r ? II(.'ii- .?r in I < "a : 11? 1 ? . i: .-.ii-i Siatv. ?!U!'il.^ ti.o lo ^11 li- ii!- "f -! ?> ..li 'lie fir-! M 'lulay, I- '!? t"i f S. (.(. in:..-!-. the f.?!;..? i reaI A ' '..i' ; '.*?( ( . ;?a 111 i ..." :? ? . T land :!.? ..f South < i r? . ? inty f K f-!.iv\ . i ? ?! in We.-: V\ I'crfM'. k ? ii i- I'.:. I'-r llii'. ??n t a I i: u' five .. i:..ir.?? I f-?: i>-<? \ .?? i .">(7 1 a<T."? more ? -- -? ::.<!? .I ? 'ii ?!(?? ) . laiulf f ????! St.v. ; <. l**?>t i.y the \\ , ..r,... : i \ t - South l?v lar.?U ..f Si :if- f .r \ of .bnlan aii'l \Vo.?t b.V M ' - : i - !?.?;: v Konl Tho Mti-1 t rfl<-t ?f . u .i < : 4 \ ? ? \. ?< 1 'o ? i? '?.(.,1 cki f : >! - v '. .-.I ' f Ku.ii..; (? \ iffW A \ c < i? ? -?: i11!c 1...I .j ?? .ijilo ! .oi.o'l >luill fir^t -u-jtosit v " ?? u* Maxtor. ::.??> ?mm of ? ?*;r> 11;; ? IrM I ><).". i r 5 or ? ? f. ?? ? ;.o? k f r -a . 1 k>? A 1 ?t, tis j .. ? ?. . -i.e. ? of ?_?<*,< i f;i i' Ii 1 ftfl 11 i f ? ? w : .? :? ru)< j f n A v 1. will ] t*t ? ? 1 t.. . ? . - . . .f t ' V<| .. :? \ 1r I*. H (."T.AliK i Mi- * f r K r?h:i\v ' '< ,:,'y. Notify to lH*l?tor? ami CiTtlitnrs. a : ?,.; ;! . of ! ! *A N< ('??< ''-.i rohy ' . ?% ; 1 > 1; ? . ? ? ? ? uR -i (!(?:<. _".(?(! . -I ?; 1 ! lv'u.s < !.? ifi.t.-t ' -:i.?! ?> :" prr. * ?',i m ? 1 j.y at'?'.-!'^l :..i( the titn?? prccT-.tTHj t.r law \V V Mrrn,KS. A In.'.i.J-rrator 1 1 I tDflen S C A *ipn*t f.. 19"J2. I The people <?f ?JeorgW? have tieeu ? *tirre<l up by a pnbli>hr<l *tory that John ?S. Williams, of the famous Jas P?*r county murder farm, has been al ? lowed to wave the monotony of hi* llf?? term hi the i?Mjit*ytlaiy by to hi* old home for n day, wheu It 1* . said i*arUrii?ate<l In a family re- ; union ami barl>ecue, that were held in liU honor. William-- will br r? ui?m Ipml as tin- pOOIMlfg iiiuii-l.-r s\h?> killed and burled them on. hi* pln? e when th^y became trouble-j en tht/y i some about jthe|r pay or wanted to V leave. In all a dozen or io negnx?* were killed, ami he wa* convicted of all of the murders. Kxpbrinlng the rtratta?i*U?$e, Sujierlntendent Dun way of the sta<e prison farm. *al<J he lad occasion to go down to Jmper county to buy a lot of hnga on the farm and took Williams along to drive the ear, and alxo to jud>;e the-valimi of ^he hogs He denies, however, that there was a family re union, or a bar l>eoue. -Many Georgia people insist that Williams should not have been taken to Jasj>er county at all. A Word of Thanks. We wish to thank our ft'ionds for the kindness shown us during the sick new of our mother ami grandmother. X. B. Workman and family. Wants-For Sale FOR SALE?Three Jersey cows, one six years old, two three year* old. Two Jersey hulls, one .six years old, one fourteen montiis old. All eligible to register. Apply IV O. Box 217. Camden. S. C\ : 21 2.'1 mac FOK SALE?One new Oliver type writer. Apply at Camden Chronicle office. ? 21 tfuijr FOR SALE?< ?ne five passenger l!?ls Huick. just Invn worked over. In good condition, price $100. Apply Henry Savage, Camden, S, C. 21-22 sb FOK SALE?One five passenger Mit elieel car, in ^hkI .running order, iprice $75.00. ffpply Henry Savage. Camden. S. C. 21-22 sb FOK KENT?Office In rear of old Bank building.. Apply .to Haile and Kirkland, CaiiKjen, S. C. 21-22 ?b WANTED?Work of some kind, by re Mable young "white man. Address "Worker", care of Chronicle office, Cumdeh. S. C. 21 pd FOK SALE-y In Kirk wood section, com plete new home, eight rooms, two baths and large sleeping porch, heat, all modern improvements hardwood fl?K>rs throughout, large garage, gar den and flower yard, large shade trees. This is one of the nicest resi dences in Camden, convenient to both golf links. Bargain and easy terms. Address "Home", Care of Chronicle. Camden. S. C. 20-22 pd FOK SALE?Cood milling corn for $1.10 i??? r bushel at my farm. W. A. Edward-; OeKaVb, S. C. ? if i ? 11 - ? t CLOTHES CALLED FOK and ddiv-j ered promptly by the City Crossing J Club. Work done by hand or steam | us yon prefer. Phone 1 l.'i, I >?? Ka 1 b i Street. 17sb j ? .. ; HAVE \ OI K pressing il.?;,e on Hoff- I lllftir press .it City l'rc--illg i Club. I?. K:iIk direct. Th? only 1 white club in town. I'hone 1 I(' ; 1?. Spr.idley. Crop. 17sb j (.O TO : he City Pn -sing < 'lub t<? have ? your eh ,i . i n g. pressing. altering and' dying d"lie. Work called for an I delivered S 11 i - fact ion" guaranteed. I>el\aib Street, Camden. S. C 1 Tsb | FOK SALE?Wood. ?-<jt any length,) oak and pine. Koadv f<>r delivery; on *h.?rr ii?-?ri.???. Jo-oph SheVje,.;,. Cam den, S. <'. 17-tf ! FOK SALE?Calsium arsenate fori sale in any quantities. Our prices are right. Springs & Shannon, Cam- 1 den. S. C. lltfj Carbide For All Makes of Gas i Generators?Save trouble ( and delays by buying fromi T. B. McClain, at Manufac-1 turers prices plus freight to Camden, T. R. McClain Cam den, S. C. 43. FOK SALE? A numlH-r of -Jightly ( used I'Mison Hecords. Including Jazz.1 sentimental and classical music, all in good condition for 2." And 50 cents each MRS. KP.VA V. TEAM. COS Monumental Square. Camden. S. C. 19-21 f>d " WANTED?1?h. . op-Is .>f 1 rv **plit (pine wood nt o: i e App y to C 11 Yates. Camden. S C 10-ff NOTICE. f \ t!-e f f? 11 ?; i off:,. a j.e), \ . ;r h i \ e w !- r?*ady for t r.?*. i r? ? > ' y < .1't I - ? i ?i 1 . ?V \ ' > |iv;|\ .P Ml \ U W 11.Si |V. Health off l'j s'. FOK K EP RESENT A TI \ E. I hereby arin^'in.'e myself n r->? date for the llonv of Kepre?entati\ from Kepshnw county rubject to the rule? of t"he Democratic pnr'T. J. O. MASSLY. Arkansas ha^ it* first woman sber* Jff, Mr- W. C. Murphy having "Vivntly i>? rn am-iutcd to that iH.shlon in County. <Jertru(U' 1***11, daughter ofsir Hugh it, 11, one of England's wealthiest men, is the power behind the throne In ife* oiHitauiU. Train yourself to the need for Saving Preparatoy training makes easier the attainment of what ever one starts out to accom plish. To attain victory in money saving, means consistency and regularity in deposits?-a never let-up policy and grim determi nation?a training that wins the day. Start a savings account in the First National Bank. Nev ?<?????? ? ? ? *>, er let a week go by without depositing some amount, be it ever so little. It is safe, secure and accumulates interest to your benefit.' Iron?Shafting?Pipe?Roofing Just received carload of Bar Iron Just received carload of Shafting Just received carload of Black & Galvanized Pipe Have enroute carload of Galvanized Roofing Have full stock of Belting, Packing, Pulleys, Valves, Fittings and Machinery Tools & Supplies. COLUMBIA supply company, 823 West GervaisSt. ? . Columbia, S. C. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY By Making Your Old Clothing Serviceable We are.doing it for thousands of others?why not for you? We believe a trial will convince you. FOOTER'S DYE WORKS Cumberland; Md. TO THE PUBLIC THE CREDIT BUSINESS IS A THING OF THE PAST. WE WANT YOUR CASH BUSINESS AND WE INTEND TO GET IT BY GIVING YOU LOWER PRICES THAN YOU CAN GET ANYWHERE IN CAMDEN. WE CAR RY LARGE STOCKS OF ALL STAPLE GOODS, GRO CERIES, HAY AND GRAIN, HARDWARE, SHOES A NO DRY GOODS. WE HAVE PUT OUR PRICES ON ALL THESE COMMODITIES TO THE LOWEST POSSIBLE LEVEL. ALL WE ASK YOU TO DO IS TO COME IN OUR STOKE AND ASK US OUR PRICES. IF WE DON T SAVE YOU MONEY WE DON'T ASK YOU TO RETURN. YOURS RESPECTFULLY, Springs & Shannon "The Store That Carries the Stock.** CAMDEN, 'SOUTH CAROLINA >