The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 03, 1925, Image 6
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
Published every Friday at No. 1100
liroad Street and entered at the Camj
den, South Carolina, postoffice aa i
second elans mail matter. Price per j
annum $2.00.
H. 1). NiUh . , ttditur and PublUher
C/amth'n, l"'rid?jr, July IH2 >
The month of July, usually one of
the o culled Hull suiDnior mouths,
finds 'Che Chronicle 'issuing. twelve
page* in order to accommodate its
steady growing advertising patroh?
age. Last week thin paper went to
nearly one thousand extra readers by
means of sample uopie* mailed out
and a grout many have responded
by smvdingv in tluHr subscriptions.
There-iiie a great many homo* in this
county that do not take this paper
and \vc (u*e making an effort to get
it into all of these horoe;A. Many of'
our advert iners ha\e l?evn' kind enough
to express genuine satisfaction wit-U?
results obtained by tin it printed me.i
sagt's. Compared with reports of
conditions from other towns Camden
has experienced an exceedingly good
business throughout the summer. We
see no need for any . of -our citizens
to take a chance on Florida real
?estate when we already have the* best
town and county in the best state and
its growth is steady and substantial'- 1
Motor bj-is transportation has de
veloped into quite*- it business. There
art- now 1 separate bus concerns
?operating r>,-UH) cars. These modern
conveyors of the traveling public have
the good fortune to have their tracks
laid for them by federal, state and
county aid. With millions more about
to be spent on good roads this new
motor traffic will increase as fast
a- the roads are built. The day will
come' when il win he almost- as ad
\antageous to be mi the line of motor
travel, i>i air travel .? ? n the trunk
i mi - < . f great t ;ti!i <>'ad-. Camden can
a : i t ad y boast of 1 > u - line.-. operating
ii eveiy ditection fn?m -th;~ center
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Co;u rrihia, treasurer; I > i .1 . I' Car
lisle. (Jreenv .lie, editor of the jour
nal. I>r. Frank Ferguson of Green
ville, wa? e'erted a member of the
boa/d (/. ? ::aminers.
Now Office Building for Camden
Huilding activities during the pant
week were featured by the rapid
progress being made on the office
and wardroom building for (?. 11,
Haum on Kutledge street, This build
ing will be of brick construction 4tnd
in , addition to four modern office
|ijuaiteis it will include a large ware
? room to be used by I,. Schc-nk & Com
pany.;'
In Sai -field at the corner of Union
! a m! l.akeyiew Terrace J. W. Lenoir
j having erected a bungalow of at
tractive ami substantial brick con
struction.
Another residence to be shortly
ready for occupancy is the brick
homo, of r. K, . Watts which will be
located in . the rapidly 'developing
Highland avenue section.
New Tailoring Kstublishincnt
The Camden Tailoring Company
opened its duois to the public this
week at- their new home on Mast
tyeKalb street. J. Arthur Hough is
president of the newly organized com
pany with LeKov Hough as general
manager. They will specialize in
the; cleaning, pressing and repairing
of clothing and state that service will
be t specially stressed on these lines.
STATU NEWS ITEMS
? A
Spartanburg member* of the anti
cigarette league have requested the
city council to adopt an ordinance
prohibiting the sale of cigarettes to
minors.
August Kohn of Columbia,, was
made president of the Standard Ware
house Company, succeeding T. H.
Staekhou.se, who for 1 17 years has
held this position.
Mack Stanton, 25, of Cheddar, who
wa.- riding on the rear -of a stripped
down car, was thrown or fell to me
[?avement at Pcly.fr last Friday?pid
instantly - killed. ' v .
The 1*i r ~ t load of the
crop was .-.i ld on the Milllins market^
ia-t Wedncsdas h\ Sidney Skipper,
M;;:;',.n ??oiiVy farmer. The t<>bac? ?
Aa- placed in the bam June S.
rri - \ i ? I'.i roii , f Ncwberi y,
; a': ; of i g< ? wi? instantly killed
a'1. ? ? U'.- fry n ? Hniitftui n kailway
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i.KN KUAl, N K\\ S NOTES
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' ( i . .uni \ jail charged
iv ^ and instantly killed
i I J'? . k ? At ar.ta. and seriously
. ? ! V. F. Kindt, also of Atlanta,
? ' <i ' i'h i \ morning Southern rail
v<h> trair while nearing Greenville.
MagR-.cn has five times attempted t")
f'lmmit suloide since being placed in
,ai! following the shooting. He in a
deserter fr^m the United States army.
THIS WEEK
By Arthur Brisbane
Mr. Brisbane's editorials are pub
lished as exprefttloni of opinions
of tho world's highest-salaried
editor and The (Chronicle does not
necessarily endorse all of \u>
views and conclusions.
Yen, Wv art* Very Rich
This in a frightfully rich nation.
The "countries of Europe owe us
"ten thousand millions and will pay u-s,
Including interest, thirty thousand
million* in the next 01 years.
, European (lets due to private Amer
ican purchasers of Europe's obliga
tions amount to eight thousand mil
lion dollars. These securities, aver
aging high interest rates will compel
Europe to pay our citizens $500,000,
001) a year ? with the principal whe?\
dui\
Old Home, with her consuls pour
ing in money and slaves from 'con
quered territory, was not nearly as
"well fixed" as Uncle Sam. No won
der some of our. friends in Europe
worry, and ask "Did we fight each
other only to make Uncle Sam rich?"
Our answer is "We didn't ask you
to fight. Be wiser next time."
The American Society for the con
trol of Cancer is cheerful. It re
ports excellent progress. .Thousands
of lives, now needlessly sacrificed,
would he saved, if people were in
formed and would keep away from
quacks. The society denies the state
ment recently made at a convention
of doctors that "nobody really knows
anything about cancer."
"Cancer is not contagious or in
herited," says the American Society.
Take the cancer in the beginning
is' only local.
$5,000 For Guessing
Mi avid Cowyh, a young Canadian,
won*' $5,00(1 for the best essay pre
dicting the developments in electrical
industry between 1020 and 1 O.'IO, At
the- end of 10.'U>, the American Super
po>wr Corporation will give $10,000
i ?? the <?* a\ writer whose prediction*.
i-iniK sum i- in the truth.
Yours;;" C-owafi knew nothing about
vied l icit \ \ whv<: l?o|>bright & t o.
. if-l'eroil It he prize. He used hi* brains
1 1 1 < 1 ? ? i : he l;?-t>>sy ? ? !* electricity ;n
it. iu-t r\ , ' ' i m., 1 1 at ion work,
J'!'! WO',.
The M'fie League lepo't-r
1 .t <h Inkirrg "'f. tl ?? South" has in*
>-!i i-><. 1'JO' pi" ? . r ; t ? t -I i.i ty-four
,? ' : - . undei pr'< >h ibi t 'on.
\\ h\ i'li k out 'he South ; There
>?<?> 'nvov drinking there than else
: < I : ? any pa rt ' of the 1" nitod
- you can drink a* miteh a^ you
i .,?? oi.lv :i.,ahie j> thai what
?a i : i k in tin \\:iy ?!' wh:'ke\ is
"i \ po;-' ? l liar: i ' u-ed to
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Flying In Th6 Arctic
"Why." a-ks a mw-' paper man, "do
U "j -ay ! t would, be le?s dangerous
for the Shenandoah to go to Spitz -
I" ? x a i.ti hunt for Amundsen than
to go from I.akehurst t ?> Minneapolis
and back?"
Answer: Hecau>e ;it ths time of
year rrrivrtrg t he ' A lant se with the
prevailing winds helping, going on to
Spit zbergt n from England. with the
Patoka uavtsng there as a ha-e, and
exploring the Arctic Ocean a few
hundred miles north would be sim
ple. It would only mean flying the
big Shenandoah in tin midsummer
climate of the Arctic, at no great dis
tanec from her base.
A trip from New York to Minne
sota and return through the zone of
midsummer thunderstorm* will be
sufficiently safe, as .helium "does not
explode or burn. Hut it would be
more dangerous than a trip t > Spitz
beigen and on north at :hi-~ season.
Careful inquiry in le-taurants
>ho\\s that corned beef and cabbage
the favorite food of tin- American
pub! it .
K>-ur thousand five luindred and
twelve vote*1 behind en me the vege
;ab:?' dinner Nevert heh corned
! .< i t i \ee 1 i? n t I o i t ho-f that live by
? h< !? mu-cie-. - n->i good for
' . s i.' -: >.
A' \ | ? i < .i ? t hat mak? > <ie. ?y dif
ii ? ?o m.akf d I -t ? difficult.
\\ ? . \ . m: - 1 o m a < niggling
? * . . j !>??:'. -,i * i k. vour
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( >ne I ad> I ea r n
'? \ . ? . i ( ?? i < > ! it. k . . <? d her -
\ a V : >. . i ? ? i ? I : .i 1! her
?>: ? ' ? ; ? ? ? j '.elvit: i. whom
? . > : >"< ? n* ?~ff her
? ;; - ? . i : r- j w : t i . i .. pi :j:;> . her
? ? .-a> il.g how k Sul t he f :-t
i. a : a : i had bet to t.i : .
\\ .? : i." ng to wives a> their eyes
? ? towavi t! :v. nr. Sometimes you
; v i i \i ? well off and '! ? not realize
FOR KKNT ? Cottage o: west Laur
( r>s street, five rooms, with a!! mod
el n coi.veniei'.res. App!\ to C. C.
Whitaker, Camden. S. C.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
C'H ARTKR
The undersigned hereby give pub
lic notice that on Tues<lay, July 7,
1925, they will file with the secre
tary of state application for a charter
of incorporation of Ingleside Planta
tion.
STANLEY I). FOBF.S.
A. D. KENNEDY.
July 2nd, 1925.
j
^ eVOLOTlOKI TRIAL- IN
TENNESSEE HAS CfcCTAiMUV
CAUSED A LOT Or Pl$CU5S?N''
TH' PAPERS ARE FULL QF IT *
SOME FELLER DOWN THERE
3AVS MAM COMES FROM TH*
MONKfcV ** WAL I DON'T
Know - i'd HAFTA BE
k CONVINCED /
^ /W \ FIRST XJ
FOLKS
IN OUR
TOWN
Question
Edward
McCullough
AuroCAsi in
WAL! I'm
NOT SAVIN'
AHYTHIN ' 8UT
I'MA
i thinkin' v
Corporations Not Soulless
That corporations are not always J
the .soulless, cold, clammy, calculating
institutions many have been led to
believat has recently been demon
strated fight here at home.
A few weeks ago, a 15 year old
youth, , son of Mr. and Mrs. Bunyon
? Shaw, climbed one of the steel towers
I. of the Southern Power Company's
lines near Monroe. The boy's hand j
came in contact with one of the high!
voltage wires, and in the twinkling,
of an eye his life was snuffed out. j
The parents of the boy, of course, j
were greatly distressed. T^iey knew
the power company was not "respon
sible for their son's death, and did
not attempt to make the company
pay the damages." One day last week
the Southern Power Company's claim
agent sought out the humble home
of the Shaw family. He was sympa
thetic and the father and mother of
the dead boy told him they did not
hold the company he represented re
sponsible.
Learning that the funeral expenses
of the lad who had met his death
were $150 the Southern Power Com.
ipariyV agent paid that amount. And
when the mother of the lad said she
had ? no money for a monument, the
company's agent promptly added $76
for that purpose. ? Monroe Enquirer.
Man Takes His Own Life
Newberry, June 27.? George D.
Brown, Sr., prosperous farmer, living
one mile west of Prosperity, ended
his own life this morning at 9 o'clock
by shooting himself through the head
with a .38 Smith & Wesson while in
his room alone. The cause is un
known. He was 75 years old.
McLEOD-RUSH COMPANY
HIGH GRADE GROCERY
today
and .
Tomorrow
FOR
CASH
ONLY
Wades Highway Flour
24-lb. sack Fancy Patent Self Rising Flour, a
regular $1.40 value, special price for cash
$1.25
Helen Lawton
Coffee
Regular value 60c per
pound, now selling at
50c
Preserving Jar
Caps
Best quality and a reg
ular 35c seller,.
Per dozen
25c
No. 2 Can Hand-Packed Tomatoes
You can't afford to miss this 15c value
' \
now, going at
10c .
Armour's Breakfast Sausage
A high quality food, in 1 1-2 lb. cans selling
regularly at 35c. Special for two days
25c
Caraja Coffee
One pound cans, regu
larly sells for 50c.
-Now offered at
45c
Maxwell House
and
White House
Coffee
Regularly selling at 60c
Your choicc here at
55c
Swift's Pride Washing Powder
SELLS REGULARLY AT FIVE CENTS. BUY
YOUR SUPPLY HERE AT
7 boxes for 25c
Extra Heavy Red Rubber Pre
serving Jar Rings. Selling regu
larly for 10c. Special at
McLeod-Rush, per dozen
5c
Oval Pearl Toilet Soap
A BIG VALUE AT
Seven Cakes for
25c
Finest Toilet
Tissue
Four I Oc Rolls for
25c
Extra Special
Gold Dust Scotfrinf Powder
Regular 10c value, 4 cans for
25c