The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 19, 1924, Image 2
WANTED
FURNISHED HOUSES FOR THE WINTER SEASON.
WE WILL BE GLAD TO HAVE LISTINGS OF FUR.
NISHF.D HOUSES AND FURNISHED APARTMENTS
FOR RENTAL . NEXT WINTER^ INQUIRIES ARE
BEGINNING TO COME IN FOR COTTAGES FOR
WINTER.
CAMDEN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
"WE SELL LOTS"
Phone 226.
Red Cedar
SHINGLES
Maekey Mercantile Company
Camden, S.
Motion I'icluros in t;he Count).
fMllihtf the ! 14 ? two works,, the.
Farm a n< I Home Demonstration
Agents have covered the county with
a motion pictuie presentation <>f in-.'
teresting j? k /? i *? 11 i t urjil ami home eco- ,
nomies snhjerVH. Helievintf it ? ? f ih-:
to.rest to th<v people of the county to!
know hnw the mtfVhnc was secured,,
we wish tw state that a number of
business house.* of < amden purchased
a sufT icient numhei <>t advertising
slides to d' fi a \ t.h> 1,-v ; of the outfit..;
I'lie program I'ui ' !u~ month in
cluded "( uii:i LT "f i'hitifen>" and
"(ireeij Manutes' ar.d ' over <'rops.";
We find .thai n i ? ? ? . . n pictures are a
splendid medium t> : |:rvsenun^ atfri- ,
cultural ' tiliiei,'': . v.!iu h, if presented j
tfl lerniri ? ? k ? 1 " i ? I H *< i ? ; : i e I i res < ? lYle. ;
t i .i ' ? ? * ? . ? . : ?
a!?d ! ? ' ' " !i'"'
been received this month prove the
undertaking worth while.
Tin' .srht'dtili' of places visited and
the appi oxima.te attendance at each
wri'i- as. follows :
Sept. Midway school, lot) pres
ent; Sept. I, KeKalb, 1 Mf> present;
Sept. l.uyotF, f?5 present; Sept. <?,
Hethune, IJ:> pit>ent; Sept. Ker
>ha\v, loo present; Sept. Timrod,
lf>(i present ; Sept. 10, Charlotte.
Thompson school. f>0 present; Sept.
I!. l.diyrty. Kill, 15 present; Sept. 12,
Antiovh School. 1 .'?() present; Sept. !?'?,
Uianey, ??7 present.
On! present, plans are to have sim
i'.ir -how ir:.;> at \ariou-. places over
<he i ountN -each month,.' with a com
plete < han^c of program.
< : Whole oi::k hre'ad cotiy
? ? ? ! i .. ?>i i< - one pound of
ii.t> cfiiy 1 ,1?MI r.v'ories. This
the food ' value ??f?
I vt i k . M.t id I tread.
MAIN BRINGS A I S IK \ll VNS
.N ?>t ?<c) Arti*u to \ppear Here With
Cirrus Friday, October loth.
A family of eleven, known as the
Collcano Circus Stars in their native
country of Australia, where the fam
ily name has been prominently iden
tified with the circus for many years
havt' until recently been playing at |
the London Co)lsyum, when* thvy !
have been a feature of the perform
ance (Ituing the past year, The en- i
tire family wa< trained in the Colic
ano circiU, an Australian institution J
of long standing;. . Kach is ah> i
perfpuncr iii front two to vi dozen
acts that constitute an Australian
circus program. This famous family
of artists came to America under con
tract with Manager Down it* to ap
peat as a feature on the program <? '
the Walter I.. Main Circus for tf.e
season of U?2i. They will present \
~Hr>. ? of . he , r iVh'^i (lill'ioulT' ?
ttonal act'*, using special equipmeiii
ami tiistuine/; tor each act same ..;ts
\v? re used in t he 'London Coliseu>ii
? nifagetoeut. The Yi alter I,. .Ma ..
Csuus will give its grand free strc
parade :i,u\ two pv-i 1'unnauwti in Cm;
den Friday. October ]<i, and the. Colle
an'o l-'amily wiH appear at each pei -
t'v.rmanccv
.'I he ciicu,- will arrive f^nm Chorav.
will he unloaded upon arrival, and the
city of tents will be UP and all an:
ma Is. . Imrses, wagons and etjuipmeii
in their respective tents early in th?
Three h.U.ndy i and fifty people
are fed in the Walter L. Main Circus
(.nk tent at each meal.. There are
-many- 4nteresing sight* f yj' the curi
osity seeker on the circus grounds
and the public is invited to feast the;r
eyes while the show is*being placed
on the lot ready for exhibition.
Front Mr. Copeland.
To the voters of the Eastern Dis
trict of HutTalo Township: ? A major
ity of you having cast your ballots
for me in the primary of August 26th
1 have been declared by our County
Democratic executive committee your
magistrate for another term. I take
this method to thank you from the
depth of my heart, each and every
one, both men and women, who hon
ored me with their ballot, 1 wisTi to
.-.ay !o tho>'e who saw tit to vote
against me in the election and yet
\vho opposed me fairly and honestly
th.it 1 have no ill will towards .them
and .-hall endeavor to show them
? >uclr -i.- my disposition, i shall -ever.
ti> t'n forgive and forget those who
sought to defeat nic by methods
whu h w?.re r.ut fair. Very respect
fully, J. Ki Cope La ml.
Over 100,000 Motorists Are
Now Enjoying the Comfort,
Safety and Economy of
Full -Size
?<BA(L[!,?@K) ?iyiM-?0PPB? <??(&??
Read What a Few
of Th?m Say?
"TK?v rlrl? hr ? vi t if til I y ov<^ my
kinil going." J f Hie knf 1 1. Wor
C v ?t rr , M 4
'Sit Uiihn^ ?? ?1on# rt w.i \ wit h on wet
.trVfti .? t gh ? : ? t ' 1 ? C,?o. I* Hall.
I A.ri.rl.l .
I \
I
M rf,?U? in Km r . ' ? <?> r
with >ut t'M - -
Hum A Dtir h.a o r * m c i *i
' ' f . Ofvl for ? n Hfrif# f \ * - > r*
m or r |>#r hour ? <? ? f f hid n *<!?
kirk Bro?n, M o n ? ? ia.r N J
" 1 2,362 ;r? ? la ? on Htmonitrii^f cmr
with at much rn?l#Ag* ! *f t to rvjrt."
Conrad A Stn n K , Bv??t n.
ASK any owner of fun -size Balloon
jljL Gum-Dipped Cords about the com
fort, safety and operating eoonomy they
nre giving him. Let his experiences give
you the facts about these wonderful
tirrs. His comments will match these
wt-rt! for word.
Y
T; Is of thousands of F: restore
C. r-.;]' " . , r . t !v road t *!ay . Wher
( \ i ' " ..r.d yi u c.ir.rsot
; . r e ' . r *
. : ? ? d production has
" ; v :? t.u'.-.c4 urn-; cc^r.z:- .ies,
? ? .:rt of t *iny hy equ.p
l ? G u :r. Dipped Cord-,.
? ? n? 1 : s ..re special net
' v ; 1^-te u h. Trade :n your eld
v. . ? ? - 1 > ? - a * t built for full-size Balloons.
i.i . : ? i; ?. t ? ur liberal restate on your
1 1 . .
V.?w. v . . C V.
Equ ; <.f *.v t r comfort and economy ? as well
fis t"r *he v ??:.d letter car control you will
reed fall u.nter. ^
Call on the nearest Firestone Dealer ? for in
formation ? for your price ? and for a quick,
carefully engineered changeover to real Gun>
Dipped Balloons. *
WRKIEYS
JIJUk every meal./
A pleaaaal
Mdaarcaable
mv e?t atnd ?
l-a.st-l-D-0
kanallt at
wall.
Good lor
t?ctl>, breath
and digestion*
Makes the
acxt cigar
wtstc better.
/ i
J-rrtTn Mr.
To th ? a V'U'W: >- Kv' . hit v.- County :
I .4.<* N*i< n. r! ?ha?vj. t fe
V .;jtv sa* < ? t"! ;i ^ niiini:, ]w5u? r.y tthTT
vole v '.c lt-ii me to the et) ice of 'road
-upet i ? , ' endeut <-f Kcr*/i;'iw ( ouMty.
I wit] v.mWvjUr to 'I'ait.Ti . !y -and. con-.
i v .v iiuouiiy- dischar^- the duties of
the i.rVi'i Very respectfully' yours,
S, H. MicUe;
From Mr. Md'askiM.
Kd-itMj Chronicle: I desite to o.x
}>n.>.v to toy friend* throughout the,
County my' sincere thanks for t he ii
loyalty in ny race for County Super
intoQ/j.iiit Ji HducaUcU.. Instead of
permitting myself tu think of the
cause of my defeat, 1 shall think only
??f the loyalty of my friends. Let's
lay aside our political differences, and
work for the good of our schools and
, t ry to make the schools of Kershaw
! County the best. Again thanking
you one and all for your efforts in
mv behalf, 1 am, sincerely, ?
T. M. McCaskill.
9
?Captured a Still.
Clarence Young, -1 year old white
man, was placed under bond. a,nd Jim
L. K.eed and Thomt Ealey, negroes,
were placed in jail after a raid upon.
, a house three and a half miles south
j east of Kershaw Tuesday night by
Sheriff Welsh, Deputy Henry McLeod,
1 Jailor. Frank Boone and Chief of I'o
| lice \V. F. M oThrrr>trntr of Kershaw,
j The officers found i\ 10-gaIlon still
. in operation i:i the hou -e oil a tire
t place with the* smoke and fumes
! going up the chininey. The raid oc
curred ah, .'.it eleven o'clock Tuesday
night, and th?- men had the charge
in full bia>t with three barrels of
mash nearl?y anfi several quarts *ot'
corn juice already rur. off. They
I Mirroiinded the house and a knock at
the' door brought the Kaley negro t.? ?
la window with a oi-tol in his hand,
("hiel Mot! head quiikly tinvw iii>
pistol in his fare. Othar than that
there wa- r ? 9resi>t.\j.i f- and aii quiet
ly .?ubmitted to attest..
Tr.i i ??r.i:?.g 'l-i^t embi r two hundred
i h\":k v. . ? I ? , avel with, the I'.'J"
A-:ai.c ? \; ? .? * . The cam, Is, i'i
thick, 'hag?;, wii.lt: i -at.*, will start
:n the -icn.1 \.f :n:*: at fw.riy degree ^
I Th:.- fact surpri-dnj;
to many who believe .th*. vamcl t<> be
a hot dixit .animal. ur.U-vd lo j>tvve:e
iow temperatures.
Th.e largest map in trie world i- he
ir..; made . in San Franc isco. It is iliii) [
fevi I..IU4 a* : eighteen feet wide, and I
? ,, ? ?
?'??a ?
No Coxes ? Lot- ol Fish.
Th?* p:: ? ty (?: t : \ ? ? ? t -n. j
v.h;. h v, : ? : t l..:u :T. 1^ : -raw ,
'?in;'; . t <l:r - a^ a f \
h.ur *. ?? d : a*. < mia '?. I
?he ch?*i ? . 1;. \ I. a: :. hut th* - ?
... ' 'I
' * ? I . t . I U |
a-d t. >? . . j ' . k :*.-h::.g. The }
? i.,fc:- ?'?.".*! * h -i v.- r g ar : '!.* J
fox* - ... a ? ,,.e iP-rhj
They -u ;
t ra t ': ? f \ ? \ ? r
II o \V I ? . ? I
to h a i - ? ?
Sr
nr.. Th*. w.uad ,
him i ? ?n - ab'
\ ;!le f-i r,iy.', -? : .
jr:v?".: i
v. ? - - I
Try a : a*. >.f '?? Br?*ai rhv
la rye ri-ur. 1 un> ? *r. : . * n:;i !>?
( ?pt :t fr?>m y.-ur ^r??o? r or EU-.-t r.k
Ma;ri Bake Sn--p. < 'am : -r. S. < .
TRESPASS NOTKK
All partiv* are hi r t hy warned r.ot
to trespa.--> upon our lard- known
the Fox Pond section. !'~>caiod (i^ht
miles east of Camdm. for any pur
pose whatsoever. Thi? r.ottc?- >?
especially d; rocU-d t"> f ?x hi>nter?.
T R. BLYTflER
D. M. MrCASKILl,
l. a. shiver
S. B. STOKES
NELLIE PORT FIR
j Sept. 2. 1924. 26-28-*h
FIKK HI (i IN lUSHOPVILJ.E
Isaiah Terry, Negro, ( harmed With
, . Housebreaking and Larceny.
Quick work, by the police dep^i i/j
rnent. headed Jby Chtdf .Stewart, Tues- 1
day morning, resulted in the arrest j
of Istiiah Terry, negio, who is now in
t>u- county jail, charged will) break- j
ing into the store W. li. Stiukey,
5i nd late); .vetting it ^"n-lve.
A little before four oVio:k l ues- :
day mdinmg, in the midst of a slow J
rain fall, IJishopv i ! K- wu* awakened.1
by the alarm of tire, to find the build- j
ing on Main street, owned by 11. S;
Cunningham, and occupied by Mr,
Stuckey, rapid)} burning. Q'4f?ck and
efficient work on the part of the f$0:
department soon had the blaze under
control,
Monday Mr. Stuckey had been out
of t < > w n , 'cunning that eight. After
the evening- mail had been distributed
Mr. ^?tuckcy wt-"+- h? bis st*>re about
:< o'clock to> ati>wer so me important
mail, and when he entered the store
ht> smiii discovered the biici, cool' open
with the lock broker. Upon invest i- ;
Ration he.- foulal a hut !-.*ft on a
^.aino^e oi 1 1 - ^ r,ilii\*uut'^.j
?able Hfy of? p'a ? kid in a
b>vK". He im mediately turned the hat j
wve. tu tile polit e ami returned Jto hi'fU
Mo?. ? j ;
A - short time after negro en
tered Mr, Stuckey's store and bought
a sack of smoking tobacco and a box
of ? matches, having in the meantime
returned to his home and secured an
other hat, according . to a contessioiaj
since made by .the negro. Mr. Sluek
ev immediately suspected Terry and.
further examination revealed a grub
bing hoe a few feet from the back
door. ?
R'arly Tuesday morning Terry was
placed in jail, and at first denied any
knowledge of the crime^^He was soon
co n f routed witli t r?*c hfi^ und told of
the hoe. and then he confessed to
entering the store but denied having
returned to the building later in the
night. His honif was searched and in
it was found his clothes, a red
sweater, cap and pants, all wet by
the rain. When the officers con
fronted him with. this evidence he re
luctantly confessed t h at he did return
I to the s'ore liuring the rain, and
Take
alotaD
I THAI
for the liver
Beware of imitation*. Demand
the genuine in 10c and 35c pack
ages bearing above trade mark.
claims that he 'was trying to find his
hat and ho.?, and that while he was
;r:m hint; fur same he struck .several
liUUchos,
W-hr?? M?v S^uokfty closed his store
il. la. t time He securely fastened the ?
hark door and left an electric light
huiuliiK- 1'-. i * .evident from appeatv
j;ncv> "thai the tire started near the.
.back window, and not close to the
M'.s fi s claimed by BCgr
l'oi. the .matt resses are hardly ".dam
wii
While T. i vy denies that he^trtarted
the fire, officers believe they have a
strong, chain of circumstantial evi
dence, and are holding him in jail f<m
couj't next week to answer two separ
ate charges of housebreaking and
that of arson.
?*The building, owned by Mr. Cun
ningham, is covered by insurance..
Mr. Stuckey's stock of goods, severe
ly, damaged, was protected by a very
small amount of insurance, and his
loss is pretty heavy. ? Bishopville
Messenger.
TRESPASS NOTICE
All parties are hereby warnfcd not
to trespass upon -our lands knowrvas
the Fox fond section, located eight
miles east of Camden, for any pur
pose whatsoever. This notice is
especiallv directed to fox. hunters.
T. B. BLYTHER .
D. M. McCASKILL
L. A. SHIVER.
Sept. 2, 1924. ' 23-25-1*1
Why hefp an outsider when you
can get better and purer goods from
your own Klcctrik Maid Bake Shop
y e o i-< E
he
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JUST RECEIVED
Carload Black and Galvanized Pipe
Carload of Round and Flat Iron
Carload of Galvanized Corrugated Roofing
Have in stock car of Shafting all sizes 3-16" to 3 7-16"
Pipe, Valves. Fittings, Belting, Hose and Packing,
Shafting, Steel and \\ ood Pulleys, Pillow Blocks and
Hangers. Injectors. Lubricators and Oil Cups.
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823 Weit. Gervais St. Columbia* S. C.