Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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rk* St* tw n-Hk \k* butUJ All IftmtUr 1 14+4 DONHT make the mistake of thinking that Good year quality is be yond your reach. Goodyear Cord Tiro prices are remark ably low, as the fol lowing list of repre sentative sizes shows; 30x)Vz Clincher $17.55 32 x 4 Straight Side 36.10 33 x 4 Straight Side 37.30 33 x 5 Straight Side 58.20 At fiOuJv?fir Service fitmtiari Umalmwe im iW/ ancf rwrorti ntmnj Ihm ixriM Gaudy rur Cord' *?ith th? bmcrlrd All - Waat her Tread and bath then i up u'/f A Mtandmrd ? Goodyear Service i Kernhttw Motor Co. GOOD/ The boycott of wonu-n, inspired by Mayor Ifylan of New York, against the high print' Of sugar is beginning to havo its effect not only in New Yot'k, but throughout t bo country. One hundred thousand boys of New York paraded on Fifth Avenue Tues day, with Kddie Meehnn, boy mayor for a day, at their head. Hnv Black Strap Molasses Now. We have car to ar rive few days. No more after this is sold out. Price in barrels, at car, on arrival, 19c per gallon. Price in barrels,- at ?-tore. 20c per gallon. * Better let us have your order now. Will advise you arrival of car. Mackev Mercantile Company GENERAL NKWS NOTKH Following the Unyd of the long di? tance dancers, two fat men of Pitta burg and. Philadelphia entered for a long distance Turkish bath marathon. The contest ended in tho steam room whin ono of tho contestants faintad, and Oie other wt? semi-ronsciou Hoth of tlium wera much too amall for their clothes when ready for the street. Lieutenant R. I,. Mauran. of tho army air service will on June 21, tho 1 longest day of the yoar, make an at tempt to fly from Washington to San Francisco, during tho daylight hours. Major General Mhson Patrick, chief J of tho army service, won a wager of *6,000 a? a result of the auccew of the two army lieutenants in their flight acres the continent last weok. He prcaented tho winnings to the two lieutenants. President Harding expects to leave on his trip to Alaska between the I Oth and IMh of Juno, says a Wash ington correspondent, He will make six set speeches while on his trip, , only one of which is to deal with the : proposed world court. Two boys, aged llsand 0 years res I poctlvely, emulating the villian in the ? movies, last Friday threw a switch j which caused the wreck of the engine ' and tender of a train on the East I Trenton branch of tha Philadelphia and Reading railroad in Ne\^ Jersey, ? There were no fatalities. Benjamin Kinchen, one of Louisi j ana's largest strawberry growers, is i to faee eharges in Federal court on a charge of |ieonage. j The Southern Power Company will i not begin construction of any new hy ! dro-electrie plants in the neat' fu ture. James H. Duke, head of the concern, said in Charlotte Saturday. There had been reports recently that l several contemplated projects of the company might get under way this summer. "We have made, many care ful and exhaustive estimates of the cost of building further plants and lind that it is impossible to build at today's cost and ??^riyjjU^i'tvasotjal>le return on the investment "at prevail ing rates at which power must be sold," said Mr. ?Duke's statement, j "We appreciate the fact that power is ! important to the industrial develop ment of our territory and therefore, i | with the keenest regret we are forced j by conditions beyond our control, to ; make this announcement." The South ern Power Company has extensive i hydro-electric ? plants and furnishes : many mills and other concerns u? North and South Carolina with elec | tri< current. CITATION. The State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. ! W\ W. L. McDowell, Esquire, Probate Judge. \Yhcieas*T. J. Peach made suit to j me to grant him Letters of Adminis ! tra t ion of the Estate <'f and effects ot i William Peach. ! These are therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kin dred and creditors of the said William Peach, deceased, that they be and ap pear before .me,, in the Court <>f Pro bate, to be held at Camden, South Carolina, on Thursday. May 21th. next, after publication thereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, it any they have, why the said ad ministration should not b*? granted. Given under my Hand, this 10th <tav of Mav Anno Domini 1W23. w. l. mcdoweli., Judge <>f Piobate for Kershaw County Published on the 11th and lHth days of May 1 illi.L in the Camden Chronicle and posted at the Court, Untile .|<?oi fro the time prescribed b\ lav . . n<Ytkkspass. All persons are hereby warned not to tie.spn-ss upon my lands in Kershaw county and mote especially that tract of land containing One Hundred Eighty -nine and one-halt (IHO'-j) acres, about .-even miles Southeast ot. Camden, S. C.. and known as the H<>pkin lands. WILLI \M CHESTN'P 1 . Ma\ 10. I il-T-s pd Station To Station Calls At Low Rates A still ion - to - station caJI is a rnl! plared for a number or for the tele phone of a listed sub scriber if t h#? number j,s unknown. In ordei to save tim? and eliminate chance for Tror. a station -to-stat ion rail should placed :n the foliow-nj? maiii>e< : C'hH I/OMjf in the u.^iia! way ?nd sa>j': 1 This 1-2-3 2. il A Smith speaJons: 3 railing Birmingham. A \n 1 Mam 4?>o (or if th? uiimber 18 unkuownj Mr. u] Jones' residence or office. a* the case n\&y be. r> Station -to-station raJ!. Station-to-?ta lion cads cannot be rever??<1. and there i * no >pp<?i t charge on such calls Se^ t^.ivviofH' dir?v*torv for full information SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Freak Weather is Summer Outlook; Sun Loafs on Job Washington, Q. C., May A Hummer of "fpeak weather1' is in prospect because of solar con ditions, government weather ex perts and scientists predicted to night after intensive study of conditions on the nun. Repeating in statements made to the United Press on AprU 28th that tin- tiun is "taking u vara lion" just as it has every 11 years for a Ion# time, scientists at the Smithsonian Institution and the weather bureau Raid that "topsy turvy weather condi - tiQBI would prevail all this year. The sun probably will be back to normal try next year, they na id. Scientists do not foresee u /'sutflmerless year" such as pre vailed in 181(1, when ueople wore overcivats in July and snow and frost were common in the dog days. Thoy do not know what to predict, except that the weath er will not be that of a normal summer. They do not know whether the suh is wholly to blan^e. Reing able to assign no other cause, however, thoy rest their case on the known fact that . the sun is not behaving normally this year. The cold spring in the United States, unusually hot weather in Europe, UNUSUAL HURRI CANKS in the Pacific, aTORNA IM> AM) CLOUD HURST in , Washington, I). C., -?these are all evidences, the scientists say, of. tin* unsettled conditions which make weather forecasting well nigh hopelesH. As nearly ns the scientific njen tan explain it, what happens to cause such conditions is this: Every 1 1 years, during the L'OO i years covered by reliable data, ? ' the sun has ceased developing "sun spots." These spots, which break out on the surface of sun like volcanic craters on the earth i indicate that the sun is working j full time, and their appearance always is accompanied by plenty of heat and normal meteorologi cal conditions on the earth. When the sun spots do not ap pear, the sun ."cools off" and rests. This year for instance, it is furnishing the earth from three to four per cent, less heat than usual. Under such condi tions, the scientists say, the | weather on earth "just goes to pieces. Conditions are extreme either very hot or very cold; I VKRY RAINY or verv drv; very } calm or VKRY STORMY. I STORMS DURINU SUCH I TIMKS ARK LIKKLY TO RK OK UNUSUAL VTOLKNUF. Droughts and heat waves of kill ing intensity occur. The weather also is "spotty," ! according to the scientists. One ?side of the earth may be burning up. while in another quarter un i seasonable snow, sleet and HAIL ) STORMS and killing frosts occur. No way has been discovered to ( chxirt its vagaries so that scien I Jitic men run foretell conditions. They can only wait until the sun ends its loafing period. They do not even know how long that will be. THeir predictions that it will be. over by next, year are based on previous observation . Your only safeguard is Insurance. We write Tor nado and Hail Insurance. Williams Insurance Agency j Phone 52 Camden, S. C. A. L. \ uillmot, .VI. reached Wash- 1 injrtoti *Kriday j* f t ? ? i* finishing a round' t rip across the continent to San Fran- i cisio, pushing a wheelbarrow on ? , waj^er that he could do the trip it) i ci^ht and a half month- Ife had | three weeks to spare. AN ()R1)IN AN< K ( ' i ill t uiued from I'atfe Three) | either at. place of business . . 1 0.00 ? ! healers ill hides, except tho?' ' paying men ant ile license . 2>.0m j healers in (??<? dram, lemonade or -odn watri on the -fleets. per da > I 00 I healers lit ,'iink . . >0.00 j Dealeis in junk, pel month. . 25.00 1 l)?alers in Medicine other than rejrulai diuirgist of the ''its either ?*ti t he Street <>i pri-. i vnte property, and h hi t her ?ieii\ criii),' the Medn ine them I scl\i s in thru order- ' ? hruK 1 stores, |><*r week. 100.00 pel la s . . 'JO. 00 , h< ,ilei - :n in?!hn? i \ 40. > i nut fkactr.-; nuwehant-' !i??vw ! . 0' ? healejs ./ ~'o, k~ and h< nd a> f ? r ? . k ? r ? ! o.O'J . healer-- : r . >.<?)<? ere-. ui.. jn^'i !.mc < ..? 1;: 1 . r . <? hi ? ' ha n mi-r. ha it ' - . . . 1 OO.O' > I ? ! . r - si. >'.0, k - an>i ?< ';d-\ a hi <?ke :v, rve veat jTi.Of) he.,'.-- o ? i>ke Me'." \ e.. . ... 20. 00 1 'c.i i? . ?? v ? oim i tf.ii m.i' hi n ? 1 . . pi yi'ii ? ' lentl't ? h ' ? ' 1 1' j.'i.'.. taking 1 ? > 1 ? ' ? i 11 1.~ . doipy e. ei ' ri< a 1 work, -o -??]! ' t K ' !'!< .l! -Uppllt - i "i.'l't 1 . v hihr . t'a.ehn^ theatri a : - mu > i' >1 . ? ? 1 he r . for tfain. * n - pera '; ij>e. >2"? 0< n o' . ?? ? hi >!: ere ? .or ?: Vr. ? f- avd f 'it > ' ? 1 k ar j '. 1 ^i-'a b!?-? -o.d in > ni io.nj . ?? 11 r r f rum rail ???el ? ' .1 ? r or he: pi?( ? ? I ' 1 '? r a o h;n t he 1 " t \ . .? r.d - ' 1 1 <J {-.( : bv 'A ho ! .*?? a ! t or retail p.-i day .Vj. 00 tl\ir,K .Jennie*. or h.i.'?*' or -team 1 dini: ;>er v. rek .">() 00 1 .1! intf >'j*tion not m ,,,nnei 1 i"H u'h s*:y "t.i.Cl hu**ney? per y 1 a 1 . .... 25.00 . : "i.ort 50 .00 i Wiling Station in connection with Storage of cars per year ...... ? < ........ OO.OQ Filling Stations in connection with Storage of oars, and selling agencies or C.arages, for wiling gaaohne C.arages an d storage WW Cuniniths ? j{Afl Hair drea*er? or chiropodists. , . iu. ?| Harness repairers ? 1W?UU Hotel, from twenty (20) rooms to Seventy-five (75) rooms per year. ? ? 400( Hotel, from Seventy -live (75) rooms upward, per year. . . . .7ft.UJ Huckstera or peddlera of fruit, vegetables, etc., including Ready Rolling stores, -each peddling goods, wares and y other merchandise, manufac tured articles, all fruits, veg etable^ melons, eggs and all other kind of farm pro duct*, not having regular stands, per year, each. . .... iw.JJ ' Per day : 1000 Said Hucksters or peddler* not to sell on streets, Hucksters or peddlers celling fresh meats of any kind, or dressed fowls on the streets in wagons, each per year ... . 40. OU No hucksters or people selling said fresh meats or fowls may sell same on DeKalh street, Church street to Mar ket street, or on Broad street from La Fayette to York. Wholesale deliveries of meats and fowl to wholesale meat market!) may be made on said prohibited areas. All such wagons from which said fresh moats may be sold during" every month of the year except December January, February, to keep the meats on said wagons in refrigerators of sufficient ca pacity to carry the said stock and all portions of said wagons not taken up by refrigerators to be screen ed and said refrigerators at ?11 times to be kept in a sanitary condition, subject v at all times to inspection bv the health officer, or anyone designated by him. No license for sale of such meats in wagons on streets is to bt granted by the City without the application first being submitted and approv ed by the health officer of the city of Camden. Ice dealers Ic'n!'! ! lie manufacturers, each tactory -b.ou < Labor- agents per year ...... 250.00 Per day MU)0 Land loan companies, or agents lending money on real es tate. bv mortgage or other wise . .... ?>?!>}!: Laundries .... 10. 0) Firms of lawvers for one mem her ? Lawyers lo.Oo Khch additional member 10. on Lenders of money. on personal property, whether in connec tion with other business or not, except such as are otherwise specified .in this ordinance 1.000.00 ?, l.ivery. feed and sales stables . . 2;>. 00 ? Livery and drayage business , tor each animal ...00 Lumber dealers or brokers, re tail whether resident or not. other than lumber or shin gles from timber or land owned by sellers 20. U0 Lunch stands 10.00 House painters, paper hang- _ crs, interior decorators tak- _ ? . ing contracts, per- year. ..... 15.0" j Steeple jack painters, per year I *<? r day * ? . . . 1 .00 i Piano tuners, repairers of mu sical instruments, per year ? ? ?_'? 00 Machine shops 00 Moving picture shows, for each place of business . . .>0.00 ? Manufacturers or bottlers of soda water. Coca Cola, gingei .ilc and such like sot I di ink - . 2.>.00( Musical instruments, whether connected with other business < 1 1* not ? ? ? 1 ?>.ou Manufacturers ol ice cream. not in connection with i< e .ream parlors. |xm- year 10.00 Meat Markets. green groce ries. per year :;o.oo All market- to be serened in accordance with the direct ions of tin* Board of Health a v.i I s object at all times to inspection b\ the Board of Health and kept in ^anitai \ c ondit ion. Ncv\ spapei s, v\)U'th<'l < tc?| with job work or not lo.OU Old lfo?s ^ales . . .">(). On OcuJist- < ? r opticians l.'i.no Peddler^ ??( agents suliiiiin*: <?r delivering photograph*, lithographs, pictures. etc.. for rop\ iiik i'i enlarging pe: week . . . . J.Y(mi Peddlers or wndois selling men httiKii.se of ;?e\ (ic-crip ' ml! jxi week ldU.O" i'fi day . jo.fio Physicians an.i Suiut'i'H' ?>< cither i ".,0i i Phj siriai.s and ur*:<"Ti-. ui either. ; 1 1 linn*. foi f i ?? ~ ! ~ nu-mbei .'>.00 For said additional member. 1 t'KGO Poucoi n and peanut part her ?? each not in connexion with other business' . l'?.0(l Pi inters, job in connection with newspapers ... On Photographer* iO.OO Photographer*. p?-r da\ fi.OO Pressing club- 10. Oft Plumbers. ga-' tifters, heat mg I'OiHrai tors, t inner* and steam titters, or either. tak ing contracts ... 1 ">.ou That no .-uch license -hall he issued until the applicant shall first ?tand a s. i?fartor> > xamination be f >j r^ t o ,>ector of S'*werafje. Real estate agent* ... lia.OO Restaurants. cafes an?l io?.k shop, cach . . ~.r> 00 Saddle >r buggy horse for h i r *? ??ach . .*>00 Salvage companies or person* 'along chrrge of mere antde ?dock. or oth'-r sto?. . no' their own, p?r day ,M2 Shoe iuul boot repairer* ? ?Shooting galleries. per month.. 5.00 Sign painter* ...??? ? Skating unk? per month, ..... ? Ptf vear * * Sodu fount*. whether tsj with other buainww or not low Stove repairers, itinerant, per Stunir?.n?or0?!uvk'for service. 10.00 Tailors, dyers, cleaners, or agents. for oither. . . . . l0-00 Trucks hauling merchandise into or out ot' the City ot Camden, other than merchan dise owned by the owner of said truck, each year lj?.W Undertaker* ' " lfc 00 Veterinary surgeon .......... to w Watch makers, whether con nected with other business _ ^ ? r not ii3 on Warehouse, charging storage . ? fo.tK Clans No. 2. Huaineas or income basis, > $1,000 on each additional $1,000, ten cents Dor $1 000. Where the groan annual income from the btwineee, enUmgn w profeeniene enumerated in the I?l lowing schedule, shall be One Thou sand hilars or less, the license sha 1 be at the rate set forth In said sched ule: and where the gross annual in come exceeds One Thousand Pojlars the license shall be inoreased frm the amount set forth m aaid schedule at the rate of ten cents tor each One Thousand Dollars of gross tocome in excess of One Thousand Dollars. Banks, fifty cents, and fifty cents on j each $1,000.00 of capital and sur- j plus. Express Companies or agen- ? .* cies for business done exclu sively in the City of Camden and not including any busi ness done to or from points without the State, and not in- . eluding any . busines done for the government of the United States, its officers or ; agents A . . . . 7 ** 1 Railroads, for business done exclusively within the ( it> " of Canidun, and not includ ' 'ing business done to or . from points without the State, and not including any busines dne for the govern ment of . the United States, its officers or agents for each road entering the city 100.00 Telegraph companies or agen cies' each, for business done . within the city of ? C amden, with points within the State, not including any business done for the government of the United States when said telegraph companies main tain one hundred (100) of fices or less whether or not ( said offices are run in con nection with any railroad sta tion within the State 50.00 Telephone Companies or agenr vies, each for business done within the City of Camden. with points within the State and not including any busi ness done for the govern ment of the United States.. 100.00 i Tea room or gift shops not a charitable organization ... .80.00 Class No. 3 . Business or income basis, $1,000 on each additional $1,000 ten cents per 51,000. Where the gross annual income from the business, calling, or profesions enumerated in the fol lowing schedule shall be One Thou sand Dollars or less, the license shall he a? the rate set forth in said sched ule. and where the gross annual in come exceeds One Thousand Dollars, the license shall be increased from t lie amount set forth in said schedule at the rate of ten cents for each One > Thousand Dolars of gross income in excess of One Thousand Dollars. Merchants stocks. retail or wholesale, including all class es of merchants, drugs, jew elry, buggies, harness, hard ware. etc. Merchandise License. Les than $300, per year. ....... 5.00 $300 less than $500, per year. . .7.50 ; $500 less than $1,000 per year .15.00 $1,000 less than $1,500, per year 'JO. 00 . $1,500 le<- than $2,000, per year 25.00 $2,000 les-, than $2,500 per year 30.00 J $2,500 less than $3,600 per year 35.00 j $.".,500 loss than $1,000 per year 40.00 | $4,000 toftfl than $4,500 per $4,500 leas than $5,000, p?r VjH $5,000 leas than $5,f>00, pi?r J2| $5,500 lean than $0,000 m 1" $G,000 len? than $0,500, per JJ: $8,600 less than $7,000, p?r $7,000 U'.sh than $7,600, 1Ht v?, $10,000 and above, por year', 3 Accident, Automobile, Caauij.' ^ t y, Fidelity, Guarantee I>lat? 1 (?lass or other liki- Insurant ? Company, each Company rep resented ? Ufe Insurant e Compani?r * each ? . < ? lnaoram-** Wvo Stock (oach > Company) A Section Vll. THe license J j businoas or occupation not na*J the foregoing scheduule ?hall bil ed by the Mayor and Clerk. Sey. VIII. Wh^roVop in ^ dinanco the terms 1 persona, I companv, corporation or party'' used, the same shall indud* only the principals, but in aence shall include any agent, 4 or employee having cforge, ' . aiwnent or control of the but? calJW or profession retC.nETI calling, occupation or profesaiofc ferred to, and such agent, clerii employee shall ^e subject to penalties herein imposed for taj to comply with the terms ao<j quirements of tltis ordinunce, in same manner as if he, she or | were principals or proprietors. Sec. IX. This ordinanco shall into effect on and from the first of May, A. D. 1023, and all c nances or parts of ordinance* in , diet herewith are hreby repealed. Done and ratified in Council semhled, under the corporate sea the City of Camden, S. C., this 25th day of April, 1923. H. (i. -GARRISON, -Jr., Ml* 1!. C. Singleton, City Clerk. O Ins. C*<9. Are You ] Completely Protected? < Would you lose if your property was destroyed by ; fire, by windstorm, by ex* .1 plosion or by rioters? if iire should stop your rents or cancel your lea$<F-if damage of any kind should interrupt your business? * Has your insurance kept pace with present high cohIbY is it ? suflicieut to replace your lioroe ? your furniture ? your, factory? yETNA-IZE immediately in the Automobile Insurance Company. Letusgitfe you the benefit of our many years of experience in solving these many phases of your insurance t problem. Camden Loan & Realty Company First National Bank Building Phone fi2 * Camden, S. G Hits The Spot! Jfloi'e fttre Sugfar -^oro SFrull Sflavw Jltort \Mwksw ftfrrstawl Chero-Cola