Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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?.n .. Gurnet Mostly of ^Singular Hem ty o*> Willi si III J i! r <lirvv< Uv>W (tic ll><l<0ii6 HPgiital from iliv known to I lu* ?? n v, 1 1 ? > w 1 1 iu choosing iiirii ii-iini'H. rb? ?? I'M*) to lit*, tAxim meaning to iln; v\onN, hmih' way Identify tlti$ M"*1 (trnfi) io. t i(ii#-i ii\ diit't i ion (mi. i the vitiate ?f llto tribal chief, or by do ?t-rlpllon. As example : llousutouic, 1)i4i liititi toward Hie rising mjii ; Aga niettllcUH, (lie html tin the other *lde of the river; Mississippi, Hie father of waters; Wisconsin, the wild, limbing river; MonoiiicahelM, lilt* river ttf many laodalidea ; M;ti. I. lit i in, the phu t- of fininkeiiiiew ; Connecticut, I ht? land of loag liUal river. Powhatan, tin- famous Mr^tula chief, waa not know* by hi* real name, | Which was Wabunbencawh. JJhat waa *' Uo <nm. nit ' for lite fcettlera; so they tailed blta by tba name of (he land 0ttr which )?? ruled, Powhatan. Nor wan Peeahonta* (he true name of bis daughter, tba princeaa; her real pMint waa Matoaeu. Shenandoah mean* daughter of (ha 'mi Ohlckahomloy means ' the river 'III (lie land of mucb grain; Chicago tMeen? ili?> land where wild garlle grow n. Mom of the names carry a rkmr meanlog to the mind* of those ?who know (he place*. Kmerson said language was fos* II -poetry, and If (hat la true, then surely the Indians pos ' a? fffd m genius for beauty and rhythm, > When IJ. I.. S. made Itla Journey acroas (he United States be waa atrac'k by. the Itrdian words a ud wrote ?f tba aubjwt appreciatively : "And whan ( asked the name of h river from 'a brakeiaan, and heard that It whs called . 'Huafpiebnuna,' the beauty of Hm name seemed to he part and parcel '?f th?' beauty of the land. Aa when Adam, with divine fltneii*, named tha creature, so (his word Suftqttebanua, vaaa at once accepted by the fancy. That waa the name, us no other could he, for (hat shining river and tie* alrable valley;"? Saturday Mlnde. Einatein Theory Here tne two interesting example^ ?f Biasteln'a famous theory a common ?u may understand, ?ays dipper's Weekly. Suppose you are watching a clack and have t lie patfei* to continue watching It no matter how fast or how far It recedes froa) you. As each sec ond the light waves by which you .*ee ~-tln?--cloek will have farther to coma Had take a longer I line on the way, that will make (he clock appear to ko slower and slower. Yet Klnstein iu alstx you will not lie wrong in suppo* lag the receding clock goes slower any more than you woulij tie wrong In sii>f ing it kept good time if instead ? ? f re ceding it stood still. Id the same way, suppose .vou \\ ere to tos* h stone out ofvlhe window of a speeding railway train. To the pas eengers it would seem to fall back* ward, hut a section hand standing )>e alde lite track, would see it full r? ?r ward, though not so fast as the train. It all depends ?n ? lie point of view. That la why Klnstein callr hi* theory relativity. - Sublime Ignorance Not far frohi Oetlevn, on the -diore of the lake, stands the famous ftighf* eenth century house where, a hundred years ?pi, Mme. de Stael. held her literary salon and received Vojne of the ii?ost eminent personages of the time. Not to have liesrd of Mine, de Stael Ijm considered In Geneva society much the same as not knowing how to read and write. The following anecdote is heing repeated at (Jenevji dinner la Ides conceiving M uiemher of the British delegation in the assembly of th* league of Nations; "It |s such a nice afternoon," exclaimed one ?? f :he delegate's friends ? "Wouldn't you Ilka to drh * out to Mine, tie Stael's house?** "Ob,'? answered the delegate, "hut (Iwan't she ever . ome in t<> the as aemhly ?" Got Hit Horteahoes When the manager of an Allent<?wn (Pa.) moving picture house inserted an advertisement In a paper anuoune* lax thai every child with a borscahoe would he admitted to one afternoon's performance, he misjudged the horsa population of the city. Instead of ahaut L'txi youngsters appearing with the "luck charm." 4.000 stormed the theater. MVany of the horseshoes were new, and some horseshoeing fMab llahmeHts -were obliged te lay in a new wfock t>efoi e they were ahle fn con tinue 5n business. l Coke Cheaply Made t he Pi ague < Vet hoslo\ ak in T c?? r% and Steel works !.< reported to la%e made successful test* of a ineth?"?w for making coke from low -grade t>a! 'th ?fniiptneni supplied I ?> ihe <.crv;in K nipps Previous \ t li t- Itren >i |K>ssible to make fron il.t* I fount) n tlir rojji/m ? ? f Ktadno v. Ilie i.i'in i? located ???,lng to the f:i- t 'ha; tt,?- ? .?' . ni'i Vti 1 1 ; v t , 1 1 1 1 1 jE the coke |i'iii'(>vv [?,. ..(MX t 'toil is said to .,k?- '? n.e i . ? ? 1 1 1 . > ? .j) of coke fin .i . ??it , n i'-'O from it. /"eafmg a Tradition Nc.ir 1 . 1 1 1 . ? ? 1 1- 1 i. , '? d ^ravs and trr. '?im-.tu- r fdrh and 3t#? fe.-t i, <t: mietei Dateless lefrr ? h..\< : . . ? , Hone chainlet" m i s :,ro the r? or: his of an ?';tu. ' ? nir ?? a ? oMch betwe? n two whit* b<.r^. In 1870 un attempt u;ih ii,:i ?? to open the u?ound, but af ?'r ?e\rrw? ; ?>r P??irs fall* of tons , of earth mid s?n.1 erca**f?fora uhaiido&ed th?? work. \i UeoLnfiau are naw pretrial ta ?f ...... ?'a. mi i ? ^ ? - ? ' - ? In the very early times the name for the British Iiiletftwas "Tho Coun^ try of Green Hills." A small fragment of the Bible, dat ing from the Emperor Constantlne, has been fount! in a collection of parchments by Professor Bus. The fragment is probably a portion of one of the fifty hand-written Scrip tures which Constantino Ordered dis tributed throughout the (2 rook col onies. CONSTABLE'S SALK State of South Carolina, -County of Kershaw. I). J. Hatfield, Jr., and Parker Hat field by their Guardian ad litem,) I). .1. Hatfield, Sr., Plaintiffs. against I One Ford Coupe, bearing South Carof lina license No, A-1602, Sam Baii field, J. M. Barfield, and Kershaw Motor Company, Defendants. Under and by virtue of a Warrant of Attachment to me directed by S. N, Nicholson, Magistrate, of date No vember 17, 1926, and under and by virtue of a writ of execution to tjie directed by, S. N. Nicholson, Magis trate, of date December 16, 1926, I will offer for sal? at public outcry before the Court Hotisc door in Cam den, S, C., within the legal hours of sale on the first Monday in January, .1926, being the fourth day thereof, one Ford Coupe bearing South Caro lina license No. A-1602. . Dated at Caradfeiv S. C., tbis..l&th? tlnv of December, 1926. W. L. HUNNICUTT, Constable, for Magistrate S. N. Nich olson, at Camden, South Carolina, Dec. 17, 1926. TAX EXECUTIONS Under und by virtue of sundry tux executions t*> me directed by Treas urer of Kershaw County, I havq levied upon and will sell in -front of the Court House door at Camden, S. C., between the legal hours of sale on tl)e first Monday in January, 1926, beirilf the fourth day thereof, the following' described property, to wit: One lot and one building in District i No. 1, bounded north by W. O. Hay, east by Fair street, south by property formerly of E. H. Kerrison, west by Emily L. Guy. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Mrs. M. YV. Houser for taxes for 192*1. One lot in District No. 1, bounded north by Nora Kelly, east by Camp bell street, .south by Wesley Brooks, west by property formerly of Charles Benson. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of .Jerry Brooks for taxes 1924. Ninety -six acres in District No. 2, wounded north by , south by B. Richardson and W. J. Deas, east by ? ? # west by B. C. ? Deas. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of J'rentice A. Bond for taxes 1921. Two acres and one building jn Dis trict No. 8, bounded north by Napol eon Edwards, east by Sam Young, south by George Anthony, west byj Delia Wright. Levied upon atfd to be sold ns the property of Frank Drake- j ford for taxes 1921. J Onr acre in District No. I, bounded on all sides by property a$ shown on plat of Cureton Park. Levied upon find to be sold as the property of Ida Williams for taxes for 1924. One acre and on building in Dis trict No. 1. bounded north by public road, east by Mittic Carlos, south by Eddie English, west by Mittie Carlos. Levied upon and to be sold as tho property of Sophie Bovkin for taxes 1924. One acre in District No. 1, bounded north by Lot 30 and 34, east by lot 12, south by Cainden-Cheraw road, west by Lot <5. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of B. T. Bran ham for taxes for 1924. 200 acres and two buildings in Dis trict No. 39, bounded on north by Sallie Bowen, east by Baruch and Nettles, south by Moody Creek, west by Old Wire Road. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Estate R. J. Moody for taxes 1924. 60 acres and two buildings in Dis trict No. 16, bounded on north by estate of ,J. J. Sanders, east by Roach, south by Sarah W. Cozart, west by Estate of John Kiblor. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Henry Ricks for taxes 1924. 7.r> acres and two building* in Dis trict No. bounded north by G. T. Little, east by , South ?by A. CI.. Bradley, west by J. .1. Campbell. I/evied upon and to be sold as the property of estate of Seye Harriet for taxes 1924. 40 acres and two buildings in Dis trict No. 6, bounded north by W. J. Dunn, east by C. T. Little, south by A. G. Bradley, west by Estate Riley Harriot. levied upon and to be sold as the property of Friday Harriett for taxes 1924. ?10 acres in District No. t>, bounded north , east by Estate Riley Har riett, south by Estate Seye Harriett, west by Estate of Seye Harriett. Ix-vied upon and to be sold as the property ot I.uc\ Warren for taxes 1921. 15 aere> ;n District No. 2.">, bounded north by Estate^of A. L. Davis, east by Church property, south by J. S. Tisdale, west by Estate A. L.* Davis, levied upon and to b<> so'd as the property uf l-^ewis Bracey for taxes 1924. j One acre and one buildinjc 'n Dis trict No. 1, bounded north by 23, east by lot 29, south by First avenue, west by lot 7. of Monroe Boykin property, levied upon and to be sold as the property <,f Charlie Add>on for taxes 1924. One- lot in District No. 1, bounded north and east by G. T. Little, south and west by J. B. Zemp. Levied upon and to be 3old as tho property of Jim James for taxea 1924. 50 acres in District No. 2, bounded north by Joe Rateliffe, east by Black River Road or LucJcnow road, south and west by . Levied upon and to be aold as the property of L. D. Jen nings for taxec^ 1924. 223 acres and four building* in Dis trict N p. 39, hounded north by Spears Creek,' east by (J. W. Nee!, south by (i. W. Neel, went by C. J. Shannon. y Levied upon and to b? hold an the property of E, F. Mnrtin for taxes 11)24. 84 acres and (wo building* in Dis trict No. Jit), bounded north by Joe Cook, cant by George Cook, south by Joe Cook and west by Nancy Mitchell. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Val Mitchell for taxes 1024. 145 acres and two buildings in Dis trict No. 39, bounded north by Joe Cook, east by Val Mitchell, south by George Cook, west by W, M, Mitchell. Levied upon and to be sold as the p/opcrty of Nancy Mitchell for taxes 1024. .14 acres and two buddings in Dis trict No. 39, .bounded north by W. M. Mitchell, east by Nancy Mitchell, south by John Mitchell. and west by John Mitchell. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Daniel Mitchell for taxes 1924. 200 acres and two buildings in Dis trict No, 89, bounded north by John Mitchell and Henry Mitchell, east by - * ? hv -Y . tl. Kirtrljtmi. went Mitchell for taxes f91M.- - : ^>+1 63 acres and one building in Dis trict No. 12, bounded north by Etta Quails, east by ..Estate Sam Mitchell, South by John Mitchell, west by Etta Quails. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Willie Mitchell for taxes 1024. 40 acres and one building in Dis trict No. 30, bounded north by Baum property, east by estate Sam Mitchell, ?south by J. L. Kirkland, west by Cap ital Lake and Insurance Co. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Estate of (Jeorge Griffin for taxes 1924. 100 acres and one building in Dis trict No. 12, bounded north by Jack son, east by Mary K. Wilde, south by Huckabee, west by Estate of George Griffin. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Val Mitchell for taxes 1924. 303 acres and two buildings in Dis trict No. 1, bounded on north by prop erty of M. F. Evans, east by G. C. Bruce, south by Hampton Park, west by Methodist church property. Levied upon and to be sold as thJ property of Dr. S. F. Brasington for taxes 1924. One lot in District No. 1, bounded north by property of J. B. Zemp, soUth by Hinson and McKenzie, east by Mill street, west by L. G. Shirley. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Frank C. Williams for taxes for 1024. 309 acres and six buildings in Dis trict No. 2, bounded north by furrows lands, east by W. C. Rodgers, south oy Hawkins, Shiver and Hstfield, west by Burrows lands. levied- upon and to be sold as the property of B. C. Brasington for taxes 1924. Two lots and three buildings in District No. 1, First lot bounded north by property of M. F> Evans, east by Fair street, ?outh by Hamp ton Park, west by S. F. Brasington. Second lot bounded north by Mrs. E. I. Williams, east by N. C. Arnett, south by DeKalb street, west by Dunn property. Both levied upon and to lx> sold as the property of G. C. Bruce for taxes 1^924. . Two lots and one building in Dis trict No. 1, bounded north by prop erty of F. M. Zemp, oast by H. A. Campbell, south by LaFayette avenue, went by R. I). Dibble. Levied upon and. to be sold as the property of ' W. C. IVttus for taxes 1024. One lot and one building in Dis trict No. 1, bounded on the north by Presbyterian manse, east by Lyttle ton street, south by John M. Ville pigue, west by Trantham property. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of M. B. and Francis Wooten : for taxes 1024. <?> 125 acres and one building in Dis trict No. 6, bounded north by T. E. Davis, east by F. E. Sparrow, south by W. E. S. Trapp, west by I/cilji McKenzie and Rhamc Bros. Levied 'upon and to be sold as the property of estate <>!' R. Sutton for taxes ? /\A 4 ' ' 1924. One acr-e in District No. 1, bounded north by Fi:>t avenue, cast by public road, south by Warren Moore, west by Sharpe. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Walter W. Williams for taxes 1924. One lot in District No. 1, bounded by lots Nos. 7 and X of subdivision of DuBose Park. Levied upon and to b<> #old as the property of J. H. j Dabbs for taxes 1024. One lot and one building; in Dis trict No. 1, bounded north by Flor ence Baker, east by Lewis Ballard, south by city lot No. 1072, west by Market street. levied upon and to be sold as the property of Cyrus Williams for taxes 1924. One lot and one building in Dis trict No. 1, bounded north, east and south by K. II. Dibble, west by Gordon street. Ivevied upon and to be sold as the property of Annie White for taxes for 1924. One acre of land in District No. 1, known as lots No. T>1, 52, f>3, .54, of Cure ton Park, fronting on Ferry Road. levied upon and to be sold as ih<- property of J. M. Belton for. taxes for 1924. One lot and ??? r building in District No. 1. bounded north by York stjeet, I ea>t by city lots 198 to 200, south by 1 lot 197 and west by lot 202, Levied j upon and to be sold as the property I of Sam Bowen for taxes 1924. One acre of land in District No. -1, known as lots 5, 2ft, 29, bounde'd north by Dunn avenue, east by lot 30 and 7, west by lot 27 and 4, south by public road. Levied upon and to be sold as the proporty,of Bernice I>aney for taxes 1924. One lot and one building in District No. 1, bounded north by property of Manny Williams, east by William Brevard, south by Sallie Carlos, west by Margaret James. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Douglas Carter for taxes 1924. 80 acres and one building in Dis trict No. 16, bounded north by Ely Reynolds, east by Rafe Ilarrii, south by J. B. Kelson, west by M. E_ Smith. Levied upon and to be sold as th? property of Scip for luxes 1924. 40 acres in District No. 16, bounded, north by Rafe Harris, east by Trove" Reynolds, south by Mattie Rotah. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Thettis Hotan for taxes i?24, , ?; 17 acres and one building in Dis trict No. 12, bounded north by May Bell Arledgu, east by Boykin lands, south and west by Julius Brevard, levied upon and to be sold a a the property of William Reed for taxes 1924. 60 acres in District No. 12, bound ed north by Allen' Richardson, vast by John Corder, south by Grafton Wages, Jr., 'West by Corley lands, levied upon and to be sold as the property of Grafton Wages for taxes 1024. 5& ^cres m District No. 11, bounded north by Mt east by M. Murphy, south by William Reynolds, west by M. E, Smith. Levied Upon and to be sold as the property of George Crim for taxes 1024. . One lot in District No. 1, bounded on the north by & ro*d, east by Jame0 Williams, south and west by Davjj Wolfe. Levied upon and to be 4old as the property of D. S. Copper foa? taxfeif f<nri924. One acre and one building in Dis trict No. 1, bounded north by Wesley Truesdale, eajrt by Robert Robinson, south an<L west by Springman lands. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of John Thompson for taxes for year 1024. 38 acres in District No. 8, bounded north by estate of Levi Kirkland, on the south by J. C. Hilton, cast by Nancy Truesdale, west by Laura Gqs kins. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of P. M. Twitty for taxes for 1024. One lot and one building in District No. 1, bounded north by H. E. Beard, Jr., east by Mill street, west by San ders. Levied upon and to be sold^ as the property "of Randolph W. Kirk land for taxes for 1924. 425 acres and balding# in Dis trict No. 1 Abounded north by National highway and I. J. McKenzie, east by Hasty and Langley, south bycqujUy property, west by W. C. Roberts. Levie^ upon arid to be/sold as the property of Annie E. Brasington for taxes for 1924. r One lot and one building in District No. 1, bounded north by lot 1106, east by lot 1107, 1108 and 1109, south by York street, west by lot 1111. Levied upon and to be sold as the property -of Washington Alexander for taxes 1924. ? 140 acres, flvp buildings in District No. 2, bounded on the north by Black River road, -east by Bdssett James, south by Brown aud Mill Creek, west by. Carter. I^evied upon and to be sold as the property of .T. N. McLeod for taxes 1924. 60 acre* and one building* in Dis trict No. 9, bounded on the north and east by O. A. Fletcher, south by John Catoe, Jr., west by R. E. Sill. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of J. Boyd Magill for taxes for 1924. Two lots and two buildings in Dis trict' No. I, bounded on north by lots 2 to 20, east by Campbell street, south ta estate of Henry Kelly, west by Gordon street. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of *R. H. Wood for taxes 1924. ? One lot and one building in District No. 1, bounded on north by Rutledge street, east by Campbell street, south by McGirt, west . Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Des sie E. Kennedy for taxes for 1924. 1G3 acres and seven buildings in District No. 2, bounded on the north by Dixon and Moseldy, east by Mose ley, south by Williams, west by the estate of Brown. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of F. G. Peeples for taxes 1924. One lot and one building in District No. 1, bounded on north by DeKalb street, east by Dinah K. Hirsch, south by J. W. Thompson, west by Fair street. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Molly Mogulcscu for taxes 1924. Two itcfts in District No. 1, bound* ed on the north by iBen Brown, east by Rochelle James, south by Lola Bell Carlos, west by G. T. Little. Levied upon and to be sold as the propcrtv of Mittie Carlos for taxes 1924. One lot and one building in District No. 1, bounded on the north by lots Nos. 119 and 120, east by lots Nos. 110 and 111, south by Second avenue, west by Gaskins. Levied upon and to be sold >as the property of Reba and Henry Jackson for taxes 1924. Two acres and one building in Dis trict No. 1, bounded north by H. L. Schlosburg, east by Martha Clifton, south by J. B. Zemp, west by H. G. Garrison. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Mary Carlos for taxes for 1924. 42 acres an\i one building in Dis trict. No. 39, bounded north by Mae Bell Arledge, east by , south by J. H. McLeod, west by . Levied upon and to be sold as the property of M. B. Kclley for taxes for 1924. 20 acres and one building, in Dis trict No. 1, bounded north by Schlos burg and Karesh, east by Mill street, south by Lucretia Bracey, west by John Hinson. I>evied upon and to be sold as the property of C. R. Sutton for taxes for 1924. One lot and two buildings in Dis trict No. 1, bounded north by property of Bianch Hough, east by George R. Cook, south by Burns and Barrett, west by Lyttleton street. Levied upon and to be Hold as the property of W. R. Hough for taxes 1924. Two lots and one building in Dia : triet No. 12, bounded north by S. H. I Ross and T. C. Sessions, east by S. H. I Persival. levied upon and to be sold ! as the property of Jake Moore for t-axes 1924,. R22 acres and two build mgs in dis trict No. 30, bounded north by tract No. 4 Hough Upd?. by tract No. ?f> and 6 Iloug* lands, aouth by tract No. 2, Hough Lands, west by road to Lancaster. Levied upon* and to be ?old as the property of Irene Ba tern an for tax*? 1024. 1,436 acres and eighteen buildings in District No. 2, one tract bounded north by Swift Creek, east by Mitchell To the friend who is hard to please-r to Her and to motheivyr^teter and brother ? give a box of Stationery, the necessary gift. Beautiful tints or plain white all tfe same quality ? the best. Handsomely boxed ready to give. Our fine Station ery is not expensive. % ? V N And here, too, you will find the great est array of books, magazines and novelties ever presented in Camden for Christmas giving. BUDDIN'S BOOK STORE Ingram, south by Nancy Nelson, west by Nancy Coleman. Tract No. 2, bounded nerth, south and west by Wateree river and east by D. R. Wil liams and H. S. Zeigler. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Dr?, S. F. Brasington for taxes 1924. '1,301 acres and six buildings in Dis trict No. 20, bounded north by Minor Hilton, et al, east by Lynches river, aouth by N. C. Horton, west by? ? w Levied upon and to be ^sold as the property- of A. J, Smitn for taxes 1924. * One lot and one building in District No. 1, bounded north by David Ureen, east by S. A. L. Railroad, south by Richard Belton, west by Sallie Bolden. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Eddie C. McGirt for taxes 1924. ^ One lot and one building in District No. 1, bounded north .by M. W. Boy kin, east by Julia Benson, south by R. B. DeLoache, west by Fair street. Levied upon and to be sold as the property, of James DeLoache, Jr., for taxes 1924, One lot and one building in District No. 1, bounded north by John Tim bers, East by Rochel James, south by ca ? 1 Mittie Carlos, west by Bc? Brown. , Levied upon and to be sold as the property of GusS Carlos for taxee 1924. One lot and one building in District No.. lf bounded north by York street, east by Broad street, south by Scotta Salmond, west by W. M. Primer. Levied upon and' to be sold as the property of S. J. English for taxes 1924. One lot in District No. 1, bounded north by lot No. >42 and 43, east, south and west by Cure ton Park' property. Levied upou and to be sola as the property of. P. H. Harrett for taxes , 1924. .. 24 acres, thtfee lots and one build ing in District No. 22, 24 acres bound* ed north by Chestnut street, east by Mrs. J. W. Jones, south by S.*A. L. Railroad, West by Betburte Ginnery Co., three lots bounded north by Col lege street, east by Walton street, south by alley-Way and J. N. Mc Laurln, west by J. N. McLaurin. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of A. J. Smith, for taxes 1924. G. C. WELSH, Sheriff Kershaw County Christinas and New Year Greetings ? ? $ sent with a big hearty THANK YOU ? for your continuing good, will and patronage U. N. MYERS BROAD STREET FILLING STATION Camden, South Carolina Now 9s the Time to Get Minute-Grabs for Emergency Can be put on wheel from running board while stuck in mud. Floating Chain* will slip? these strap aero#* the tire instead of around the wheel. 3 Vt in. $2.25 PER PAIR A in. $2.60 PER PAIR 4Vs in. $2.75 PER PAIR 5 in. $3.00 PER PAIR You should have three pair. Ten percent off on three pair. We wilfbe closed on Saturday, December 20th, at well > as CHnttma* Day. , / U K * 1 j *fi v in*# H'* COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY 823 W?l Cemk St.- ' - 3. C. ?