The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 17, 1922, Image 2
: . . . A YEAH'S
bmSTER RELIEF COST
Red Cross Aided 145,000 Vic
tims in United States?Losses
Total $30,000,000.
Sevenly two disasters. with hun
dreds reported k!II??(f und Injuria!, and
more than 14fV,000 fit lief homeless or
requiring assistance, called for emer
gency relief measured and the ex
penditure of $1,4-11,480.3(1 hy tin*
American Hod Cro?? during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1011*2, according
to a stiiteiuent based on the forth
COminf armiial report ,of the Ked
Cross. The greatest toll of life .was
taken hy hurricane and tornado,
while the overflowing of rivers, the
breaking of dams and torrential rains
drove the greatest number of people
from their homes. The property loss
wax estimated at more than $30,
.000 ooo.
The year's dlsAsters roix?rted In
cluded t'Wenty-sU floods, nineteen tor
nadoes, fifteen fires, four epidemics,
two theatre collapses, two shipwrecks
(one an airship), and a bridge col
lap.se, mine explosion, railway colli
sion. and a drought. Of the floods In
the. United States that at San An
tonio. Texas, caused the greatest
property Iohm, $<1,000,000 and the high
mark of fatalities, 1.00, while the
flood In the vicinity of Vleksburg and
Natchez, Miss., forced .11,000 persons
from their homes.
A National Calamity
In the Ited Cross disaster relief
records there will probably remain
for many years one calamity which
touched nearly every state with a
sense of horror and of loss. This was
the distressing collapse of thu roof
of the Knickerbocker Theatre In
Washington. D. f!., resulting In nine
ty six deaths and 12fl persons Injured.
Situated In the center of the beauti
ful Northwest rc.sldentln] section, this
motion picture theatre was patronized
,hy utt'ny persons of prominence both
in the official and civil life of the Na
tional Capital, whose family and per
sonal conned ions, radiated out over
the entire country. The horror was
Intensified by a terrific .snowstorm
which, though It retarded, did not
block Ited Cross relief.
Airship Crash Finds Aid at Hand
The crash and destructbm <>f the" U..
S. Army's large airship Koma In Vir
ginia last February with the loss of 3.4
officers and men and 11 Injured was
the first dUuxler of its kind to eall for
Tied < 'rons relief In this country. The
suddenness of the accident tested the
preparedness of the organization and
of the Chapter at Hampton, Va.. but
the response was Immediate and relief
furnished the survivors, also funds for
the expenses of relatives of the dead,
who came from long distances to elaVm
their own
In the year's oversea record for aid
rendered by the lied Cross are two
tires In the Philippines, one In Manila,
which destroyed |?nm> homes, with a
loss of Sl.aOO.oOn and MX> persons
made hoiuelev?, the other at Tofiio.
which 'tOOf? 'rimi their dwellings
In medical relief that was. rpih'k and
effective the ?anallpov epidemic In San
Domingo, whi' h ha l a total of "J'J.OtiO
ease with d? :' s in a -ingle day.
teste 1 the :???.! i llev-; of the Ited Cl-IKS
for act i'-n >nd f? *.ime < an he ^.jI? 1
of the S.in Virricjinp. which
Kllie.l rj ??. rs,.t, M i l redo* e,I the
home- <'f *??_' pe S.HiS to Wl e. u.lge A
flood !n S.ta VriM i<b?r, with i ? 1 ? iTti
toll ?>' lit I "J tvfu;:ees, \\:i- : i ? -??
e!Ti ' . i;i !'ed ' ? v th>- ! ? m I Chap
' er ?V "I.-*: I? i " Ited <"Y ? ? < s
Rot ?f Mich'orry Perfected
T' ?? "it- ' in s <).e t n ft her per
? .-n ?' d - i eT relief a<liiut\j->l ra
? e i - ?:'??? in even field of'Ameri
? ..n Kel '? ?ss net.viiy. mid tt.it the
urU in:n In-, .irried ?M t" <!'!! greater
ac. . ?;:, j i: s ? ? i ;; ? ? he A met ? a a Red
js i? i ..-I nj for w despread re
i ,-:il of 'm? ? 11.1 ? ? r-Vp . 111r:' g the an
nun; It ell < *>i 11. ?a he conducted this
year fi??tn AniiN"co Day ( N'ovemher
11) to and i:i? ? 11;< 1.:i. Tha-nksgiving
Dm v ( Ne\ ember .'10)
Red Cross Roll Call
Heard World Around
The Annual Roll ''all of the Amerl
r?n fted Cross for registration of the i
men^>ers?h.p for will Iwvin >?n '
Armlstbe l>ay, November 11, and
ck)*e on Thanksgiving Day. N'ovj-miIkt
:<0 'Die urinind work for this st u
p? ndou-i ta^K of re enrolling tin* mem
bfrnhlp throughout the world has been I
laid In a plan for the first complete :
unci ronip vlu nsh e systeju of resist ra
tion of the Itt d < Yosh membership in |
nil Its S.'t(Ni ut'.ve ? 'hitpter* h r home I
and abroad
An .inportnn* feature of the ronnd
the world Roll <*al! campaign will be
x universal eff >rt t-> r>- cnl!<t :he >.-r\
j<*i' of war '.?me He 1 > ,* >rk e rs !
the peace pr ?!: b\ p.:-*,
pat: on In 'he Ko'l '",t! In ? i- .vh \
Il.e vast arui> of s.i.in' ?< v '! .n-'t
more affiliate with the k .t!ie .
Hed Pr?s? In t*? manlf-dd p:.i?,c Co
operatic n ii!so Iihs 1m-.-r, ir.-d h.
Oovernment arid pr! > .i ? ?? :?? ?r.*. ? ?? in
terest* In a deep s-m I: .! ? , 'h.i:
?a designed to r- a. ' ? \ '...r
or potential member in
the world who ma r ne ?-n ?> o\
temporarily In an> p?.r:
Thousand- of ?'hi;vers ?il: a 1. pt
?J?e home ninvRv<. p ,tn of en :!men? !
vchlfh originated in Pitt jthurgh w??*re '
1 jt?rt year It resulted in n na-mhoiNtilp
Increase of fiO per rent All re< ord* 1
III thin year'* campaign will be kept ,
r n trtamlarrl *rre it* be (lk*| i
MKb rti&pter for fut ur? uu.
./
IIKKK ANl) I ill Ki
liu)>|K'ulii|(H That Have Ocairred Al^
Over Mm- World.
Albert K, Smith, JXttiiooeatle candi
date fur governor of JSew York, our
rl-ed Now York oily last Tuesday by
the la rgeHt majority that lias over
been k!vt?n to any candidate for any
office.
<fcorgo W. ltevls, Hepubllcan leader
in Sylvia county, N. O., wa? nhot and
killed la>i Tuesday i?y Wartcr Fi.sjiei
as Clu> of n political <-oiitr<?
ver>*ey.
Albert .1- Movorldflftv Uojaddican, was
defeated for the United 8tate? Senate
Tut^day by Sn-mucl M. . ltal.iton. Dem
ocrat.
Fordo]) Hull of Tentiij&Hee, Demo*
criitle National chairman, who loflt
bin scat In congress two years ifigo was
re-elected Tuesday.
Dr. Stelnmotz, the electrical* wh? j
ard, minting for stale engineer of
New Y*>rk on the Farjnor-Dabor*So* i
Hlftilwt ticket, lVWtVCC* li07,l.'<N Voters.
1/iidu. democrat, was elected.* ? Stein*
met/'s vote wa# remarkable In that'll I
Cpipo from all parties. . j
The name of the man who lnvit Mr.
Volstead In MlnnoKMita Is Jtev. (). |
Kvale. pronounced '"Kwal-Ley." ' lie]
Is a Lutheran preacher and a Sonndl- j
navLan. V
Kllhu Doiupsoy Jones, colored, living
near Tueapau, Spartanburg county,
lm* 171! acres of good farming land, i
and money In the hank, lie says no
body ever gave him anything* but lie'
Just worked bawl and saved.
Tlios. II- Peebles. former attorney'
geiveral, has moved from Columbia t?
I Wen-well, where he will continue to
practice law. ? ' %
Itev. A J. Ml/lycan, tin' new pastor
of tin* First Presbyterian church of
4.J recti wood, has arrived from Morgan
ton. N. F., and entered ui?on bis work.
Tt is said a pumpkin five feet and
Ihreo inches in circutnferomv was
grown this year on the farm ??f .lames
Mart in in I lurry county
TAX NOTICE.
? >fflce of Treasurer Kershaw County,
('amdcu. S. C., Sept. 22, 1022.
Notice Is hereby given that the
hooks will lie opened for tho collection
of State, County and School taxes from
October 15th. 11)22. t?? March 15th,
1!?'J.".. A penalty of I per cent will he
added to all taxes unpaid January
1st. 11*2/1, 2 per cent February 1st,
l!>2o. ami 7 per rent March 15th, lttlSl.
The into per centum for Kershaw
county is as follows:
Mills?.
Slate Ta\e* 7 1-2
<???od Roads ... 2
(\?unty Taxes . P U-4
Hospital 1-1
School Taxes 3
DcKalh Township Koud Honds..
for DeKa'b Township only 'J 12
Si
Total . . 28 1-2
I 'i?tN .SI.25. All doji owners tire
required t.. make :i return of their
<lo?s to the County Trensurer, who is
required to furnish a liceliac tag. All
dogs eauultt without. the license tail
the o\\nrr> will he subject to a fine
of Twenty ( $'20 mi i Dollars,
Tlie following School- r>ls|rie|s have
-jmsm.i I lex ie>:
Sellool' I >i"?t I'iel No. 1 2d
School District No. "J S
School District Nir . S
Seho< ?1 I ?: st ricl No. I . 0
I ?i -1 r let No s
School I I ??! l it I No ?; s
School I ?i -11 i.-t No 7 S
s. i,-'oVnt.-ti-;. t No. s 'I
School I ?ixi ii<i \i>. !) I
Sehool District No. II 5
liool District No l'J .11
llool District N" i:J s
scho.>| Di-.tri.-t No II s
School District No. 15 s
sdio"l District No. 1?5 1
School District N". >. 17 . S
School 1 ?itrict No. 1 s }
S<hoo| District No. 1.0 . -1
School District No. 'JO 4
School District No 21 4
S< hool District No 22 1
School District No. 2.'? . -1
Sehool District No. JI S
School District No. 25 S
School District No IMi ^
School District No? 27 S
School District No. 'js ^
sc hool District No. ?_?!) <?
School District No. .'?<> S
School District No. .'?1 S
Sehool District No. *
school District No Mo s
School District No :u S
School District No. .'{5 S
School District No ?? S
School District No X7 2
Schoo! District No :;s ?
Schoo) District No ,'t0
Sehool District No. 40 . 17
School I ?istri( t No II 9
School District No. 4'J S
School District No 4!J 1
School District No M ... S
School District No. 4?i S
School District No. 47 S
The |H>11 tn \ is $ 1 oo.
VII ablet >odicd male persons from
the Htff of twenty-one I 'J] ? f,> ixt J"
iti") years. hoth inclusive, cxcept res
idents in im*>rj>orated towns of the
? ount.v less than 2,?Vki inhnhitnnf*,
-laIt pay $!.?*) as a road tax except
ministers of flv ir?>si>el actually In
ehnrcre of n congregation. teachers em
p!o\e*l In puhlie schools, school trus
tees, and persons itermanently dis
rrt?h*i In the milita ry service of this
State and persons who served in thf*
war Between the States, and all per
sons actually employed In the quaran
tine service of this state and all res
idents who may l>e attending school
? ?r college at the time when said road
Ux *hall heoome due. Person* r4nlm
i>Ht disabilities must presmnt oertifl
eate from I wo reputable physicians of
thl? county.
All Information with reference to
faxes will be furnished upon luipdea
tlon. D. M MoQASKlU*
County Treasurer. |
j ITEMS OVER THE STATE
Tbe railroad dt>i>ot At ?Swi.tiser, Byuv
tunburg county, ou the 0. & \V. 0.
road, was burned Wcdiu\sday night,
with 2\ bale# of cotton, u carload of"
ootton on llio sidetrack and 25 .burn-It
of HUgur, etc. The fire 1m thought to
have caught from a imping locoiuo*
11 Ve
Jim Jj. Klugh whh oriented in Green
wood couuity lOrlday on uu old charge
of violating tiio prohibition law, for
whU'h a warrant h?? been out aoiuu
| t hue. Hp wa* released on~ bond of
J *1.00<).
Jonas Thomas. colored, owner of a
i largo plantation lit Marlboro county
j, and a Largo store In ItonuethsviUe,
died Friday night, aged .Ml. llo is
>ald t<? have owiihI $100,000 worth of
property?"the wealthiest and most
prominent and moat ipopubir negro in
Marlboro .county*''
\V. II. I>oYoung, a promlnont far
mer, Imd his pocket picked of $871),50
one day of the Riiartanburg county
I filr last week, aiul another man, name
not given. was rolioved of $1.1,"> the
! same day.
Wni. II. liudgouM of Laurens died
Tuesday of gunshot wounds, which he
received the day before accidentally
while trying t<> extricate <a cow from
Koine vine# in which she had J>ceomo
entangled. The gun got caught by a
vine and went off. the load entering
Mr. lludgen'a body.
J. K. Henry of Chester, solicitor of
the 0th circuit, was knocked down on
the street of Chester Tuesday and his
leg was broken as he was walking
across the public *wpmre. The car
wuin being driven by I. Q. Conner.
'lTiomas It. Iloyt. traveling Kaies
man. died at Jiis home in Johnston
W 1
rSaturday after au illness of several
weeks.
I A young while man mimed J^orrest
Walker was hound over to. the circuit
; court in -Columbia Tuesday on ihe
charge of ?teallng an automobile on
the street. and two other young men
were held on the charge of stealing
a?ito f.fi-es.
Felix MuMinix. of I.ovyinla. fJa..
flit'd in tlio Columbia hospital Tuesday
afternoon from injuries received when
tiis oar turnod over with him on a
road in Kiolvland county that day. lie
traveled for the Carolina Remedies
company of Union. He is survived by
a widow and one child.
MASTER'S SALE.
Stuff of South Carol I mi.
County of Kershaw.
(Court of Common IMens.l
Kiln K Twitty, Plaintiff,
against
.Janie W. IMnkins ot ah Defendant*.
I'nder an onler of His flouor. T. J
MVuvldin. Presiding Judge in Fifth
Judicial Circuit dated November li*>,
11 >22 I will sell to the lilghest bidder
(i? public auction for cash. before the
Kershaw County Court House door in
(\'iimlcn, in said State', during (lie le
gal hours of le on the first Mondny
(liciug the fourth <Ijiy > of I ?iv-cipher,
11)22. the following dcsorilied real es
tate ;
.\l! tlnit piece. p.'iJ'ool or tract of
l-iml. sifuate in tin* Count \ of Ker
shaw and Si,-it'' of South < arollna.
and on tho We.*} <1de "f tin* W'dUW
Rivor. containing otiv hnndnsl ninety
111 lid .VI (Ml (UK M l.*?) acres, a* shoWll on
i ho |>1 ;ii <>f S. IV Tliomn--. Surveyor,
.of da to N'o\t-nibor Jo. 1!?1:: Rounded
! <m: tho Vortli -n d Northeast
' h\ In!idv in dispute between
1 lb.- estate "f 1 'M" ,;l .Tohn
C Weiters. and for.merH Mattox
' heirs. now T -I Kirkland. I, A Kirk
j hind hi d I A \V| 11 kowsk.\ mid tlie
|{o(an heirs; liist l?y tho lands of Ro
' tan; South bv lands of I'oard. and
i Wo^t by lands of M ioklo. land* of Ell
lioynol?is and lands of Rhody Miekle.
'? Anyono desiring to bid at the mile
heroin mentioned shall ? fir-i d0i>o.slt
? with tho nndorsiirmMl Master the M?n
'of ono hundred dollars or a .rtifi
' check fMr a like amount. a> an evl
j deuce of good faith and as a guarantee
: of compliant* with the terms of the
sa le.
R. 11. CIiA ISRR,
Master for Kershaw County.
.\ovoml>cr !?">. 11)22
MASTER'S SALE.
sia;.- ,.f South Carolina
County of Kershaw
(Court of Common PieaO
I? II Ra urn. 1*1 m i lit 1 ff.
ngaimn
.In nio W I >lnkins et al I w? fondants.
I'nder an order of Hi* Honor, T. J.
M?iul'din, Presiding Judge in Fifth
Judicial Circuit dated Nmenil>er 15.
11*22. I will well to the highest bidder
at public auction for ousli. l*.-fore tho
Kershaw County Court HmiS' door in
Canwlen. in said State, 'hiring tlx* le
, mil hours of sail*- on the fir-*t Monday
| (Iwiirg tho fourth day i of 1 >ooember.
j 11 *'22 th?. follow iug doM? riJ--d r<*il OS
l'lte .
AT tba: i ;o< o imri'fl or lot of land.
-iMin'od in tiro County of Kershaw,
State of Sooth Carolina. ? n 'he W'ov,''
??ido of \N ht?'!'(?? River. ooiitaini c; four
i hum] rod and throe (t?k{i n< r ?*. more
<?r h**r? : )sMin<h'd North b\ !^?k1k of
I'.dwanl I ?.???>. and land* of Holland
Hurrl*: VjiM innl by
j la ih is ?i f John R l?inkinv. and
? by a branch s?^?irn ? in^r ^aid iaiwl^
I from lan<L* *?f John R. Hlnkins;
U'ost by larxl* of XV 1. Rrannon; be
ing jmrt of the land coiiveywl ti> John
; R IMnklas by Nannie S. hSmlkuer nn<l
John Mr-Lure, by <Uv?l of date the
."?<>t4j <?f April. 11XC?. rctxmlM tn tiie
office of (he Clerk of (Vmrt fdi? ICtr
Miaw Countv in IVv>k M. Nf. M ..mart
114. ?
Anyone dndritig to htd at the mV
herein mettfloiwd 4m41 ftm
Willi tilt' Undersigned MllHtlT, tliv "Uiu
of out* hundred dollars or a t'ort
<.'h<*ck for a like amount, as an ovl
doivco of good faith and a* a guarantee
of compliance with the tonus of rtilo.
Any sums ho <1e|H>slUMl will l>e re*
turned to tIm* m?jwoc>D>>re| blddwn til
I ho conclusion of tho sale.
It. It, OLAHKK.
Maxtor for Kershaw County.
November 15, |Q^i '
MASTER'S SALE.
State oit i^outh Carolina.
County Of Kershaw
(Court ??f C^UUOK IMOaS.)
J. Kelly, Plaintiff,
against
J. 1>. OemUl and C. 0. Cerald. I >efeii
?lantM.
Under and by virtue of a decree of
His Honor, Judge T. J. M'auldln, of
da to Novoml>er 15th. ll*~-r 1 will of I
for for ^l)0 ui front of the Court
House door In the Hfcy of Caniden, S. i
C.. (in the first Mondnv in 1 >ooeui|)er,
the same l>elng tho Itli da.v tIu*imn?I",
during tho legal hours of ?alo, tho fol
lowing dosei-ilicd pro?|?orty:
All that piece, parcel or <traot of
lii'tid, Hltltnto, lying and being in flic
'County and State aforesaid, contain
ing tu'i'os liomided as follow^:
North, by lauds of .T. W, Wood, Kaet
by lauds iiifvSpk C. C. Herald. South
hy tho public road, and Went lV
Huds of Mau<l Joyuor.
?Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to
pay for i miiyrs.
B, B. CLARKE,
Master for Kershaw County. ' I
-NQveonber 15. 1022.
MASTER'S SALE.
State of S?ulli" Carolina.
County of Kershaw.
(Oourt of Common I'lea*.V
The First National Hank of Camden,
against
Jaule W. Dlnklna et al, Defendants.
V'ndor an order of His Honor, f. J.
Mmiidin, Presiding Judge in Fifth
Judicial Circuit dated November 15,
15>22. I will sell to the highest bidder
at public auction for cosh* liefore tho
Kershaw County. Count- IIousq-<loor in
Camden, in ?ald State, during the le
gal hours of sale on the first Monday
(iH'ing the fourth day) of Docemlier,
1022.- the following descrihcil mil es
tate :
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land situate lying and being in tlie
State of South Carolina, County of
Kershaw and ill \V<tst Watereo, con-,
tabling three hundred (.'{(X)) aorofc more
or less, ?nd lioundod on the North by
lands of j. B. Nelson and by .'land
forimvly of Mattox now of Dinktns;
tin the South by Smyrna Road and
on the West by neighborhood roa?*
known as tho Team road and by lauds
of J. It. Nelson: and on the East by
lauds of the. tvstate of Saonuol Bnan
lmm and by lands formerly of Mattox
now of Dinklns. Tho said tract of
Land is known as the Sand Ilill Place
of Mat tie B. Beard, deceased. Also,
FOR RENT
DURING WINTER SEASON
Ton room house completely furnished wi^h two bath
rooms and double sleeping porch?in center of town.
ALSO
We have for sale one nine room house on Lyttleton
Street, with lot 50x250, a very desirable location.
House recently painted and in good condition. It will
pay ypu to investigate this property before buying/
? . ? ,
Camden Loan & Realty Company
all that piece, parcel or tract of land,
altuato, lying ami belug the State
of South Carolina, Couaty of Ker
shaw, and l? West W>ater<v, contain*
in# two hundred and sixty (200)
acres, more or loss, bounded on the
North by hands of J. IJ. Neiaon and
by lands of ltal>on; on the Bh?t by
-the Camden Hldgoway Public lk>tid;
on the South by land* of J. K.JIum
phrics; ami on the West by laiwls of
liahon. The above described tract of
laud is known as Hod Land Place of
Mat tie It. Heard, deceased.
Anyone dtvdrltig 'to bT<l at the sale
Herein mentioned shall fir^t dexwslt
with the uudersiKued Master, the sum
of five hundred dollars or w certified,
check for a Like amount, as ian evi
dence of good faith and as a guarnn
tee of 'compliance with the tern^s of
sale. Any sums so deposited will 1m*
returned to the unsuccessful bidders
at the conclusion of the sale.
B. IV OfcAHKR.
Master for Kershaw County.
November 15, 1022.
MASTER'S SALE.
State of South Carolina.
| County of Kershaw.
(Court of Common IMeiriS.)
I ?
| Kershaw County, Plaintiff.
against
W. H. Outlaw*- The Ilank of Camden.
Maybank Fertilizer (Company. De
fendants.
Cndcr an order of His Honor, T. J.
j Ma nidi n, Presiding" Judge in Fifth
J Judicial Circuit dared Noremlnjr 15.
1922. I will sell to the highest bidder
; at public auction for cash, before the
I Kershaw County Court i House door in
j Camden, in said State, during-!he le
t gal hours of sale on the first" Monday
| (l>eing the fourth day) of -December,
19-2. the following described real es
tate:
All those three lots of land in the
County of Kershaw in the State of
South Carolina, and described as fol
| lows; Tract. No. l contains one hun
j dren .twenty-seven (li'7) acres, more
[or less and lying on Camden-I^anoas
i ter public road aixmt seven (7) miles
j North of the City of Camd'tn, <and is
bounded North by. land of W? A. Kd>
wrtrdH. K??.t by land* of < \V. a. Rtf.
wards and Ann Chllders, South l>>
lands of Chllders aiul by Gum Swamp,
aud Wwtt by pubjlQ road knoiwn as
I ja waster Road, The above doxiTiU><l
(parcel <?f land wuw that conveyed to
W. H. Outlaw by M. A. Clybum by
deed of <la to January 0. 1020, wtdeU
dood 1* recorded in the office of
CVerk of C/Ourt for Kernhaw County lu
trook "A. \V."f iptage 382.
Tract No. 2 la situated in city ?f
Camden, County a<nd State aforesaid,
and fronts ninety-itwo (02) feet Kaat
on Mill Street of auld city and ex
tends back West of a uniform width to
a depth of it wo /hundred sixty-four
(204) feet and la bounded North by
premUes of Trapp, I0a?t by Midi
Street, South by premise's of W. R.
Outlaw formerly, of Adeline It. Moore,
and We?t by premise? of Zemp. Thv
above described property i? >tlmt con
veyed to W. H. Outlaw by J. 11. Mooro
by deed of <late January 10, 1920.
Which deed i? recorded In the office
of the Clerk 'of Court for Kershaw
County in book "A. Z.'' at page 084
Tract No. 3 is situated In the city of
Camden. County and State aforesaid,
and fronts seventy-two (72) fj'et Eytf
on Mill Street and extends baftk ?WeSr
of a uniform width to
depth of /two hundred sixty-four
(204) foot and is "bounded Nortqi by
lands formerly of J. II. Mofcrfc, now of
W? R, Outlaw, Ba?t by Mill Street.
South by premised of Shlvar, and West
by lands of I. J. McKenjfie. Tbt'
abovej*h\sorlNed jiarool of land is that
convened to W. lit Orttkiw by Adeline '
It/MoorC by deed of date October 20.
1010, which dood is recorded in of
fice of Clerk of Court for Kershaw
County in book "A. Z.'r at page 838*
Anyone desiring to bid at the sale
herein mentioned fdia-ll first deposit
with the undersigned Master, the sum
of twenty-five ($25.00) dollars or a
certified cheek for a like amount, as
an evidence <>f good faith and as a
guarantee of compliance with tlw v
terms of sale. Any srums <so deposited
will he returned to tbo -unsuccessful ?
bidders at the conclusion of the sale
B. B. CLARKE,
Master for Kershaw County.
November 15. 1022.
for Economical Transportation
The 1923 SUPERIOR Chevrolet
" Utility Coupe
This is the lowest-priced closed car on the market with Fisher Body.
It is bought extensively by concerns equipping fleets for salesmen, and
is popular for professional and general use where a single seat and extra
large rear compartment are desired.
QUALITY has been still further improved by more artistic design and
added equipment.
ECONOMY has been still further increased by engineering refinements
and greatly increased facilities.
SERVICE is now offered on a flat rate basis by 10,000 dealers and
serv ice stations.
PRICES of the new line remain the same in spite of added equipment
and more expensive construction, which have greatly increase^ value.
Some Distinctive Features
Streamline body design with high
hood; vacuum feed and rear gasoline
tank on all models; drum type head
lamps with legal lenses. Curtains open
with doors of open nvxJels. Closed
models have plate glass Ternstedt
reflated windows, straight side cord
tires, sun visor, windshield wiper and
dafth light. The Sedancttc is equipped
with auto trunk on rear.
Prices f. o. b. Flint, Mich.
Two Passenger Roadster *510
Five Passenger Touring - 525
Two Passenger Utility Coup<$ 680
Four Passenger Sedanette 850
l ive Passenger Sedan - - 860
Light Delivery Truck- - 510
See these remarkahle cars Study the specifications J
Nothing Compares With Chevrolet
GEORGE T. LITTLE, Distributor