The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 28, 1923, Image 3
6 p? ct. jgn Ypur Savings
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\Vr credit 3 per "tent, on your Average balance every January Jat
and July 1st, and it yotf m^&ie your stock, it will receive its pro-;
portion of earnings in atylitioft.
the fidelity way to wealth is as plain as
THE WAY TO MARKET.
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Persistent fSavings at. Compound interest is the broad open road,
and for every share of stock you will have $100.01) in about (>Vfr years,
if you pay regularly* No penalty for failure to pay on time, on^y it
innv delay maturity of your stock slightly.
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OI K PLAN IS MODERN, KQCITABLE and ABSOLUTELY
SAFE, since investments a*y mad* in first mortgages on approved
real estate. The goy?rnVt?<|nt can offer you nothing safer.
START NOW,? no? back installments or dues to pay1 *
PAY 25 cents weekly or $1.00 monthly per share.
PAYMENTS MADE BEFORE THE 7th draw interest from' 1st,
Fidelity Building & Loan Association
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Tv. F. NETTLES Presidpnt G. A. RHAME, Vice President
Jv B. WALLACE, Socretary-iTroasurer,
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Office in PeoyW;Bank, 926 Broad Street.
j>olit iciji Warming-Up in, Florida.
With Cttttd running again fors Gvv
ernor in Flortda the newspapers and
the politicians are becoming demor
alized, or pershaps disgusted is a bet
ter . word. At any ?rate here is the
platform vthat the editor of the Cfaips
ville Sun puts forward:
"Our candidate for governor must
have a platform which will include
u few things like this:
"No taxation. . None whatever.
"Good roads , everywhere without
exporis-c to the. People.
"Free loans by the banks.
"Easy credits all along the line;
"Free passes on the railroads. l,i
''A fiO per cent cut on the priee of"
beefsteak.
"Gasoline at 10 cents a gallon.
"No more \Var. ?
"No teaching in our schools about
Darwin until we find out who Darwin
is." ?
Commenting upon this platform the
Tampa Times says that it is a plat
form that appeals to the musses and
that leading Florida daily adds this
facetious and somewhat'! irbnical
statement; r V ?
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'We're tired of paying taxes w?
want more good roads than we're able
to pay fov; we want to borow more
money than our banker thinks we're
entitled to; we want to travel free on
the* railroads, as all newspaper men
did in the good old days; we think the
price of beefsteak should come down
*^-even if, our teeth have gone back -on
us; we favor the reduction in gaso
line to 10 d&nts per gallon, but 5 cents
would suit us better; we're against
wftr? except the war on mosquitoes,
Catts, the klan, bootleggers, Republi
cans and other pests. But on the last
plank in your platform we might dis
agree ? we know some men who look
and aist like monkeys."
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Captain Berac Shepperson, aviator
of London, EnglimcJ, was burned to
death on the Hermitage "property,
near Nashville, Tenn., Saturday. lust
after he had completed writing an ad
vertisement in the air for a tobacco
concern. The aviator was trying to
make a landing and his plane1 hrft a
Aree: When .the machine hit'1 the
ground it burst into flames and no
wssistaiice cpuld be rendered the flyer.
Valuable plantation containing 1600 Acres; 400
Acres Upland; <1200 Acres Swftmp Land. Situated in
the Boy kin section,,, of Kershaw County on National
Highway, eight mifcs squih of Camden, S. C.
This is one of the finest and best..equipped planta
tions in South Carolina. ^ J)elightful neighborhood;
within two miles of new public^ Grammar and High
School. Larfd in high state of cultivation. In 1922,
under boll weevil conditions this place averaged one
and one-fourth ba^es of cpfVoh to acre; excellent grain ...
lands and good pasture; Atfbiit five miles wire woven
fencing on place. Railroad" siding on plantation. Im- .
provements on plantation Represent $25,000 or rtiore;
two overseers' dwellings'^ TWe rooms each; fifteen
tenant houses, .mule sheds,. cattle sheds, barns and ma
chinery house, two tile and concrete silos, one complete
rin outfit. All buildings in good repair. AH work
stock, farm machinery and equipment will be included
in the sale of this properly; ^ -
The above does hot fully describe this plantation.
It must be seen to be properly appreciated. * We are 1 *"
offering this place for $60,000.00, which is an unusual'"'
bargain. Easy terms can be arranged. Owner's rea
son for selliqjf, other interests.
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C P. DuBOSE & CO.
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Camden , South Carolina
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Make? old
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Baltimore, Mi!:, ? September Itjr
With the hunting season in Mar yland
morv than 4t month away, enlisted
jnon at Logan Field feasted on par
tridges broiled to a turn today, while
Lieutenant Sylvan Gusdorflf, Mary
land National Guard, i.s wondering
whether he can be held for involun
tary violation of the state game laws.
The rtrst birds killed in Maryland in
i li*23 met their fate Sunday afternoon
\fhen a number of guard Hiers were
taking' their weekly (light at Logan
Field. lieutenant Gusdorff wps just
skimming into the air when, with a
whirr that nearly drowned the hum of
the propeller a covey of patridges
Hashed in front of the plane. Right
of the birds smashed into the pbpeller
and stay wires and were killed.
Mrs. Albert Whitesides of llolli#,
Okln., on Friday shot Mrs, S. A. Max
well, a widows at Childress, Texas,
and after surrendering to the sheriff
was released on a^ bond of $5,000,
signed by her father-in-law, F. S.
Whitesides and others. No. motive
for the shooting wis given to the pub
lic.
TAX NOTICE >
OlTuv of Treasurer Kershaw County.
. ? Camden, S. C., Sept. 22, 1928.
Notice is hereby given that the
books will be opened for tTPe collec
tion of State, County and School
taxes from October 15th, 1928, to
Martjh 15th, 1924. A penalty of 1 pdv
cent, will be added to all taxes un
paid January 1st, 1923, 2 per cent
February 1st" ^23, and 7 per cent
March 15th, 1921.
The rate per centum for Kershaw
county is as follows:
Mills.
State Taxes 0
County Taxes . . ... . . , 0 Vi?
Hospital * *A
School Taxes ,3
DeKalb Township Road Bonds. . 2V4
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Dog tax $1.25. All dog owners are
required to make a return of their
dogs to the County Treasurer who is
required to furnish a license tjag. A)1
dogs caught .Without, the license tag
the owners will be subject to a fine
of Twenty (20.00) Dollars.
The follt^ving School Districts have
special l?*vres:
School pfstrict No. 1 . 28
School District No. 2 19
School District No. 3 . io
School District No. 4 15
School District No. 5 8
School District No. 6 15
School District No, 7 15
ijrtiool District No. ? * 8
School District No. 9 4
School District No. 11... ? 15
School District No. 12 18
School District No. 13 8
'School District No. 14 15
Stlfrool District No. 15 8
School District No. 16 !. 4
School District No. . '17 8
?School. .District JNo? 18 .
School District No. 19 8
Scfro.ol. . District ?Np. .20 ? 8
Tocnool District No. 21 ... 8
School District No. 22 . 18
School District No. 23 11
School District No. 24 ? ! 15
School District No. 25 8
School /Distriot . No; '27 8
ftdjo^li'Distriet No. 28 . 8
School ' District No. 29 . . 8
School District No. 30 .....1 8
School District No. 31 t 8
School District No. 32 ... .i. . ? ' 8
:School ^Distrlfct No. 33 8
School District No. 34 - 15
School District No. 35 . .. . 15
School District No. 86 .......... 16
School- District No. 37 8
School District No. 38 .8
School District No. 39 . i ....... ; 8
School District No. 40 25
School District No. 41 . ... 8i
School District No. 42 8
School District No. 43 r . ?; . . . . v. 8
School District. No. 44 15
School District No. 46 8
School District No. 47 i 8
The poll tax is $1.00.
All ablebodied male persons from
the age of twenty-one (21) to fifty
(50) years, both inclusive, except res
idents in incoporated towns shall
pay $4.00 as a road tax except minis
ters of the Gospel actually in charge
of a congregation, teachers emjSloyed
in public schools, school trustees, and
persons perrrfcnently disabled in the
military service of this State and per
sons who served in the War Between
the States; and all quarantine service
of this Stata and all residents who
may be attending school or* college at j
the time when said road tax shall be
come due. Persons claiming disabil
ities must present certificate from
two reputable physicians of this
county.
All information with reference to
taxes will be furnished upon applica
tion. D. M. McCASKILL,
? ' County Treasurer.
? a A universal custom
Atter that benefits every
Fverv bod)'' ~
Aids digestion,
cleanses the teeth,
soothes the throat.
WRKUYS
a good thing
to remember
Staled in
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THE.
FLAVOrLASTS
Kruno * spent $1,260,000,000 for
drink during the year 1021, nearly
one-half of her war debt to the United
States, according to Wayne B. Wheel
er of thy Anti-Saloon league, whG hus
just returned from a tour of Kurype.
According to Mraf tj. K. Webb, the
wife of a United Stall's naval officer,
who reached San Francisco this woek
from Japan, leaving after the earth
quake, the backbone of the Japanese
navy is broken, if it is not almost
wiped out.
The government of India is building
a huge irrigation canal that is to be
completed in four years ami will cost
$21), 000, 000. The canal is to irrigate
a vast agricultural sectioVi, Twenty
seven thousand men are now employ
ed on the big job.
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Wants--For Sale
LOST ? One new red leather
traveling bag* lost Sunday,
September 16th, in or
Camden. $50.00 reward if
returned to Camden Police
?Station, Camden, S. C.
26 pd
FOR SAI.K? Two good milch cows
for sale, both fresh in milk. One
$50 and one $05, Satisfaction guar
anteed. Apply to C. K> McDowell,
Westville, S. C. 26pd
FOR RENT? Two large unfurnished
rooms, suitable for 1'tfht house
keeping. Apply to A. C. King,
* Home Furnishing Co., Camden, J?.
^ 2Gpd
FOR SALE OR RRNT -A good five
to six horse farm in West W ate ice,
lower portion of County. Good
residence on place, Barns and
houses for labor. Apply te C.
Shannon, .Jr., Camden, S. ( .
26-tf
FOR SALE ? Franklin Touring Car.
Just overlufled and repainted, fac
tory reground cylinders,, new pis-,
tons and rings complete reground
' v crank shaft and complete set new
bearings, important parts of steer
ing gear renewed. "This is an ex
ceptional value and is being offered
to cover repair charges. It will be
worth your while to look this over,
before purchasing a used car. W. Ov
Hnv Soufb Broad Street, Camden,
e '(j - 2(>pd
FOR SALE? 103Ms acres of land in
Lockhart section, close to .school
and church, six-room house, good
outbuildings, barns, pastures wired
in; good stream of water, well. in
yard, hog lots wired in, mail route
by door, some timber on land, farm
in- good shape, plenty of wo,od and
^ine to burn. Apply to C., R- J ?
Rt. 2, Westville, S. C. . 26-pd
FOR RENT? Furnished rooms toy
I light housekeeping. Apply to 12Mj
lpalr Street, Camden, C. 2<3-2Jpd
WAJStfeli? For board and lodging,
' refined couples or individuals. * or
particulars apply to North
Broad ?tfcet, Camden, S. C. 20U
FOR SALE ? Fifty-five acres of farm
land, 25 acres uryi^r cultivation,
balance in woodland. One tenant
house on place. Good leVel san.dhJll
land. Apply to Henry Bryan, Las
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FOR SALE-rA nice, building lot on
DeKalb street in good "heighbor
houiL.for $800. Terms will be given
toJtne right party. This offer will
be 'held bpen for only a reasonable
time, and after that the price will
be advanced. ^homas Ancrum,
Camden, S. C. * n
FOR SALE ? One shingle mill and
lath mill in good condition. Will
sell for part cash and balance in
laths and shingles. See Rush Lum
ber Company, Camden, S. C. - ?
26*27"sb?
FOR SALE? A farm of fifty acres,
which has a tehant house and a new
barn, about 5V? miles fro"1 9.am"
den, for $760. Terms will be given
to responsible parties.
erum, Camden, S, C. 2r>tf
FOR SALE ? Ford Sedan in good con
dition, will sell cheap for c?b^*AP"
. ply W. L. Sanders, 1004 Lake Shore
Drive, Wateree Mills, Camden, b.
? v . - 25-26pd.
NOTICE, HOME-BUILDERS AND
Contractors: Our lumber mills are
now operating again. Visit our
plant near Lugofr and hfclect any
and all grades of lumber, finished
in high class manner and for sale
at right prices. Address Beam
Lumber Company, Lugoff, b. y.
24-26pd.
FOR SALE ? A farm of 88 acres, con
taining two tenant houses and a
barn, about six miles from Camden
at $1260, This place1 has a fairly
good amount of . timber and is on
Sanders Creek. About
acres of the land is a splendid clay
bottom and will grow fine crops.
This is a bargain and the price will
be advanced if not sold * soon.
Thorrtps Ancrum, Camden, S^ C.
25- tf . , .
LOST? Ladies' blue esat with dove
color linen, between Camden and
Mt. Zion church on the Bethune
road, last Sunday afternoon. Re
ward if returned to Lewis & Christ
mas, Camden, S. C.
HOW ABOUT YOUR BRAKES? ?
When the traffic man tests them
will they pass? We will adjust
them. Burner's Garage. 24-M
REAL ESTATE LOANS ? 6 per cent.
Loans under Reserve System on
city or farm property. Reserve
Deposit Company, Keith Building,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Noy. 2
SAY! ? Are your lights good on y?ur
car? Go to Burrier's and have them
put in shape for the traffic man to
look at. 24;f"
WANTED: ? Men or women to take
orders for genuine guaranteed hosi
ery for men, women and
Eliminates darning. Salary $75
a week full time, $1.60 an hour
silks. International Stocking Mills,
Norrtitown. Pa. Z4]?
LISTEN I? We hare old pajU ^
1 Dodge, Maxwell, Ford and Bokk
- 1918. now In Bt5fk at P oa9K
BurHer*a Garage. 24-26
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<;knkkal news Votes
During his carver in the price fight
ing ring, Javik Dempaey has scored
knock out in the firsj^jound in twenty
four flghta.
?, S. Sallinger, who is alleged to
ItHW swindled South Dakotu farmer*
out of one 'million dollars and wlm
jumped a $if>,000 bond was arrested
in ChiCago, last Friday by agOlft.tf ot
tho Foderal department of justice,
According t*> -an opinion of Attor
ney (Jeneral Paugherty, the president
has no right to use the'armed forces
of the navy in the enforcement of the
prohibition law#. i
Major' R. I-. Naper was killed near
Dayton, Ohio, Saturday when ??ne of
the wings of his airplane collapsed.
Handits entered a Cleveland, Ohio,
jewelry stole Saturday and covering
the sales force with revolvers, got
away with $20,000 worth of j?*velry
and $50 in cash.
The governor of Michigan is being
urged to otter a reward of $.r?,000 for
the arrest of ltenjamin l'uiinell, late
head of the "House ??f David" in that
State. .
The governor of Arkansas has call
ed an extra Session of the state legis?
lature to provide funds for road build
ing and In order tO take advantage of
three and a half millions of the Fed-,
oral aid to roads. '
A Washington dispatch of Satur
day says that the ?American Red
Cross relief fund for Japan is now al
most $8,000,001), with additional sub
sfj'iptions still coming in.
Tlu? 8l>f mWe ??t tin- Waah*
ington- Atlanta highway between Mo
Hoe and Patrick, will In1 flinched by
N'yvcmliri I. according tO Cftpt.
Charles If. Moorofleld, state highway
engineer. *
' American baseball as an organUa
lion paid its tribute to a "man who
played the game" Monday when a
monument was unveiled in Oakwoods
cemetery, Chicago, at the grave of
Captain Adrian C. (Top) Anson,
loader, of the Chicago White Stock
ings in tho '80s and 'UOs. Judge K, M.
kandis was among t hi* speakers ti>
pay tribute to the meiUoory of Anson.
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Holding to tho theory thai good
biscuits, or oven fairly good biscuits
have a groat deal to do with tile suc
cess of failure of a marriage venture,,
the county clerk of Clarksburg, West
Virginia, will issue a cook book for 1
the bride along with each nmr^ug^
license.
When the root of tin- common cat
tail is macerated and boiled, a syrup
of ai> excellent flavor is produced.
This was commonly used by the Iro
quois Indiana on corn meal pudding
and as a sweetening for other Indian ?
dishes. Cat-tail' roots are said to coiu_
tain as high as thirty per cent, of
sugar and starch.
A railnmd to the summit of the
sacred Japanese mountain, Fujiymau,
is being planned.
TUB UNIVERSAL CAB
Thw&oum
An entirely new body design lends distincVk5in in
appearance,adds measurably to individual comfort,
and provides greater cdrtK/erriertce in the new Ford
Coupe.
Streamline body, windshield visor, and nickeled
fittings make this new Coupe highly attractive.
Deeply cushioned seats^ improved interior. arrange
ment,and cowl v^tylator provide increased comfort.
Wide doors that open forward, revolving type
window lifters, enlarged rear compartment apd a
recess shell for parcels, back of the seat make for
greater convenience.
See the new Ford Coupe and other body types
- . 4St your Npajjesi J'or<f , Dealer's sfjotfroont.
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Kershaw Motor Company
? Camden, S. C.
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CARS ? TRUCKS - TRACTORS
JUST RECEIVED .
NEW SHIPMENT
Hackney, Tyson & 'Jones
and Carolina Buggies.
HACKNEY WAGONS
Horses and Mules
Harness and Saddlery of
all kinds.
GEORGE T. LITTLE
NOTICE!
We are booking NITRATE OF SODA
t
orders for W. R. Grace & Co.
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