The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 18, 1923, Image 6
Sure is
TtX air-tight sifter top kMpt
ths -ifti full -strength and
always ready (or instant use.
Red Devil JLye?
convenient to use
There's no inconvenience about using Red Devil
Lye. It is put up in granulated form, the mod
em way to make lye. The can has an air-tight sifter
top, which is opened quickly and closed easily". The
tight-fitting cap keeps the contents fresh and dry.
K?il Davil Lyo, bdlng gronulatoj,
dissolves almoin instantly in hot
or cpld wutor. It is economical to
uao because you can inou.su ru juwt
tho quantity you nuuil, ami there
is no clangor i f n Jm; (po fin\ich,
Ik* put off with out-of-vlato,
unknown anil waiHyfi.'l brands.
Insist upon gonuiria Red Dovil
?*-tho lyu that J vul-y to use.
Write for Free Booklet
Wm, Schield Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Club Organized at Kidjro Side.
( olutuhia, May I" Organization
of "146(1 Hud" i- lulls anions the school
fluid ten in. the sout herjw.on.t ral pail
of the Stale to tatch t lit* hull \\e( \ il
while he is pro pa iiiik his prandial
festivities is progress in ?. a? (1 .1(1 1 UK to
informal inn received lu re from head
quarters at Suintci .
I .a si wcrk il'.'l x li x?l children weic
added to the alrea?l\ mounting total
of tho-i- entering' the organization.
'I'll ose enrollment .? made an am; i r
>ru(e membership in I he rlul>> of L\*- '
eluldien, of which 1.1.*)'! afe hoys and
I are Kil ls. t here are nou N'.i
"Red Mini" clubs organized, t 'alhoun
cuutily joining the movement la t
week.
The following * luh. I'ldjie Sale,
with the 'names of the l?o\ s and girls',
enrolled, wa- formed in kcrdiuw ?
county laM neck ( harles Woolen.'
captain, Ulaiiey, I4(. J: l*'lora Ma\ j
|4oss, secretary, Hlanev, I4t. L' ; Har
vey Net 1 1 eson. Alton Net t leson, Kd ;
niuild llornshy, l.pj.yan lleat-h, Kzel !
Coll", I'oykin l!oinsh>. Ollie Heath, j
( lilt i> M ul u .( II. ? I'd Will ! ' >\ et I . < )s- J
hoi nc llra/il, Woodrow l!ra/il. Kate
Itrauham. Klla Kranham, l.ila Bra/il,
IJena Golf. Nora Uinsoii, \'i<?la Horns
hy , Stella May l.ovett, Kli/.a Hornshy,
Klu-lt I. I.uvelt.
Il i< estimated thai two thousand
automobile^ with at least eij^ht thou
sand people crossed the new Wateree
Bridge on the Garner's Kerry road
Sunday. Those, making trip from
here to Columbia, report that the road
was generally in very good condition.
e\< > | ? t foi the dust, which was very
thick alon^ the road to the swamp,
where it ha* just heeli worked, es
pecially on the Ku hland side. Many
Suoitei people went to Columbia and
many ('olumhia people < ann to Sum
t ei . Sumter Item
Ki^hty >iv persons, itu hiding Slier
ill' Marty Chaise of an Ohio county,
ami a number of women, have been
indicted by a Federal Ki'and jury at
Wheeling. VVest \ irjfitna, a few day*
aK" <>n the charge of violating: the
prohibition law.
Used Car Sale
We have on hand a number of used,
slightly used and practically new
cars, as follows :
DODGE SEDAN. Practically new.
HOME TOl RING, Good condition.
Ford Touring, (iood Condition.
Templar Demonstrator. At Discount.
Cadillac Roadster. Cheap.
Several Chevrolet Tourings. Cheap.
It will pa> \ou to look
over our used cars.
Little's Garage
EXIDE BATTERIES : i
A All Sizes in Stock. 4
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Kelley -Springfield Tires \
and Diamond Tires. *
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After Every Meal
Chew your food
well, then use
WRIGLEY'S to
aid digestion.
It also keeps
the teeth clean,
breath sweet,
appetite keen.
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Florida Sheriff Is Jailed,
Tallahassee, Fla., May 14. Sheriir !
J. K. Jones of J.con county, .one of the
principals in t lie Martin Tabert (Iok
K i i?k ease, was taken into custody
by federal official* here toduyon a
charge of conspiracy and kidnapping.
Fones was indicted Saturday at 1'eh
saeola, Flav with William' Fisher,
superintendent of the Putnam Lum
ber (omnany and Walter Hiu^in
botham, convict whipping: boss, fol
lowing an investigation into the death
of N ed Thbmp^rtn, an a&'od ui.'|;to.
Federal authbritus wij| leave here
t h i ^ afteinoon for t'ro. s City. to ai
re- 1 Superintendent Fi. her. {)< nut.
Attorney Freil Cubbetly, of I'eiisa
cola, isMi' d iur>( nu't ion < today not t ?
serve i he warrant a;.?inst 1 1 iuKa,J
boiham until after he is tried in the
state court dii a i hai L'e of murder, in
connection with the 'death of Tabert.
Twelve (ireatcst Women.
I'hese are the twelve y;roate>t 1 i v -
invt A merican women, in the opinion
? it a special committee of the National
League of Woim n \ otcrs, which was
appointed to select such a list:
Jane Adams, philanthropist.
Cecilia Menus. painter.
Anifca Jump Cannon, astronomy.
Anna Motsford Coinstock, natural
history. .
t'ai i iv ('hapmaii ('ail, politic.-,
i Minnie Maddern Fisk?'\ staK*
I .oiii.se Honicr, music.
j Julia l.athiop, child welfari
I'" I o j c ? nr c Keua^ahin, anatonr. .
M. ('any Thomas, cducatipn.
i Martha Van Ueiissohiei . ' honi' no
! notuics.
; Kdith Wharton. ^literature.
In making public these nanii the J
Committee declared it was "humanly
? impossible" to know who the really
inieutct women in the country- were |
?ami that the selection had been made
1 on. the f ? ; ? -is of those who had con- |
i tvibuted most in then fields in the j
betterment of the world.
The selections were mad? . it was j
'explained, at the ic?|Uest of Scnorita
Mandujano. a Chilean delegate to the
I'an- American Conference of Women
in Baltimore a year a^o, who desired
I to write about the American wome:i i
; for the women vof South America.
Drivers Kseapes Iront the I'en. 1
< oiumhia. Ma\ 10. Kseapinjf from,
the state penitentiary t"? n the second
! lime. John Drivers. yoini^r white
man. is a^ain at 'larj^e and this tin?T- .
. i-< at-* omnanied l>y Hen Lonu. another
younn white man under sentence at |
; the poTt it* ntiary litn.ps j
-dt)*htl\. having not. \ ? ? t i eeovered i
front an injury ti? his kin- received '
when he !a>i ?--t -aped from the peni J
tentiary.
, The two tons it t s aie ixlu-ved l>>
penitf nt im y aut h< ? i it i? - i<> have ??>
t aped 1 1 \ 111. line in the j'l '<on ^arhaK' ,
whith was hauled 'h?* H'lmp near'
Klmuood > i nicit'iy tiii^ ii!Minin>*
\lai>hin^ with '^il. m' -'??p. '.!">?
mi min i > 1 1 ! thf (v.i Kluv K'an. from
l"'!oi en. r and Mirioundii g t "wns. at
I'loien.e I'luii -<Ui> : inht during th<
reunion of the < .mfederat. \ etcran*.
niihfd t he ,pr.?duet ion of tf. pageant,'
the <>'d South. the lavCc"' extrava
ganza. e\ er pri'M tilnl it: South ("aro
!ma. made :h. . >. * ;?<:?>!: rvn-t realistic.
The arri\a of the K ;r mih m was an
il lit* v pet 1 1 ?< I I'M n: m< the :ni^!'am tint
* hei i a ppe.i i nfu .? v, i ni,., j .?#ftr>rely *a'
:-t'ai ini ' > the I rt.OOO who
? i "tided 'he .i< < ; r.t . k
MASTER'S SALE.
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Another iiin Firt,
J, W. Ingram suffered another dis
.1 i I . Ml in .? \S hen on l-i- l W ctl iH'Mla v
afternoon ho lost his large stabler by
lil t', which swept all of the buildings
and their contents away, with tht* e?c
(?option, pf only ^ very few things fc'av
? ?? I Included in the loss was a In;.'
quantity of teed stuffs, an automobile
repairing outfit, a car, a truck, and a
fine cow belonging "to K, L. So well,
and a mUlc belonging to 11. W. Pact;.
(iood lire fighting was done in sav
ing the tnany buildings nearby and
surrounding; tl\e stableti..(at no great
distance, several of them being, badly
scorched. Mr. Ingram's loss again
runs i i) to the thousands as ho had
only comparatively small insurance.
The firi' is supposed to have origina
te I Mom the elect lie wiring When th<'
evening current was turned on, at the
point from which the insulation had
worn from the wires. Kershaw Era.
A Punxtuawney, Ph.. woman who
jumped into fame because she washed
dishes for thirty-one con.KocutiVf
j hours, when offered ipa^i'taga-* by a
Washington man, said she wouldn't
marry the man because she had
enough to do to support herself.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Monday,
June lKth, 192.'5, we will make to the
Probate Court of Kershaw County our
! final return as KxecutriceS of the
estate of Perry Adams, deceased, and
,on the same date we will apply to the
said Court for a final discharge as
said Exeeutrices.
All parlies, if any, having claims
against the said estate will present
them duly attested on or before that
date ?>r be forever barred.
F PA. NCKS ADAMS,
DKMENTRA q. JOHNSON,
ExeCut rices.
Camden, S. 0., May 1 f?t h , lt>2.'{. ?
NO TRESPASS.
All perxons a\e hereby warned not,
to trespass upon my lands in Kershaw
county and more especially that tract
of land containing One Hundred
Eighty-nine and one-half (IK1M-*)
acres, about seven miles Southeast of
Camden, S. and known as the
llopkin lands.
WILLIAM CHKSTNl'T.
May 10, 11)28.
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LOST CERTIFICATE.
Notice is hereby given that on the
9th day of June, an application will
be made to officers of the Camden
Land and Improvement Company of
Camden. South /Caroling the issue
of a new Cert Llica+e-tr^SmcK Number
) i to Mil it h Riley (laither for ten
shares of stock issued to James Riley;
! (Iici father), of Pittsburg. Pennsylva
nia. on March eleventh. 190.''. by said
t orporat ion ; said Edith Riley (Jaither
being; sole heir of said Jamcn Riley,
det eased, intestate. This Certificate
i>i stock ha^ been lost or destroyed
and after diligent search cannot be
found, and said Certificate of stock
has not been at any time, or in any
' manner, disposed of l>v applicant.
KDITH RILEY OAITH ER.
Dated April 2<i, 192.'!.
i . l-9-sb
FINAL DISCII ARC; E.
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Monday,
June 4th, 192."', 1 will make- to the
GOING TO TRAVEL?
Protect Your Luggage
and Personal Property
Los* of personal effects while traveling is a common
occurrence, and i,t is for this reason that this Travel
Policy is written. It protects the Policyholder OR ANY
MEMBER OF HIS HOUSEHOLD from loss of personal
effects:?- Trunks, Bags, Syitcases, Clothing, etc., whiU
traveling, but excluding Jewelry, Watches, and similar
valuables. You may think you are fjilly protected
against losses while traveling. No doubt you have fin
ond burglary insurance on your household goods ? you
don't worry about them while you're away from home.
But how about baggage and personal property you
carry with you? Any protection against loss, damage,
or theft of these? If not, you certainly need a tourist
policy.
\ GOOD LIBERAL POLICY TO GIVE YOU THE
PROTECTION FROM THE UNEXPECTED NOT
COVERED BY THE ORDINARY FIRE POLICY
. C. P. DuBOSE & COMPANY
Phone 43
Crocker Building CAMDEN, S. C.
Properties For Sale.
We have a variety of desirable offerings, some of
which are as follows: ?
Five-room bungalow with 1 acre of land 'at $1850,
located just outside of city limits.
Large farm of nearly 500 acres a few miles from
town on best highway out of town. Number, of im
provements on the property.
A small tract of 151/2 acres just a few miles out of
town on good highway. Good tract for orchard or
chicken farm.
CAMDEN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
"Wi- Sell Lots"
Phone 226 Office Bruce Building ?
Probate Court of Kershaw County,
my final return as Administrator of
the estate uf Joseph Gardner, deceas
ed, and on the same date i will apply
tu the said, Court for a linn! discharge
a- said Admin istrator.
MERMAN GARDNER.
Administrator,
<'nm?i is. S. ('., May 4th,
CITATION.
The State of South Carolina
County of Kershaw,
By \V. I,. McDowell, Esquire. Probate
?I udjre.
Wherea- T. I. I'each made suit to
mo t<> grant him Letters of Adminis
tration of the Estate of and effects of
William I'each.
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 of Pro
bate, to vbe held at Camden, South
Carolina, on Thursday, May 24th,
next, after publication thereof, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
if any they have, why the said ad
ministration should not be granted.
(iiven under my Hand, this 10th
dav of Mav Anno Domini 1923.
w. l. Mcdowell,
?Judge of Probate for Kershaw County
Published on the 11th and 18th
days <>f May 1923, in the Camden
Chronicle and posted at the Court
House door for the time prescribed
by law.
Pictorial Review Patterns
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Styles were never so fascinating as they are today, and the season's new
fabrics fairly ^low with Oriental brilliancy.
Your new Summer blouses, skirts and dresses may now combine the utmost
economy with the utmost beauty.
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line of Dress (loods to select from t<> ???> along* with the patterns.
Snyder's Store, Camden, S. C.