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THi CAMDEN CHRONICLE ? ; ? ? ? ; ; ? A. I) Kile* Miter u4 PiMUW P?b)i*hc*l every Friday at No. 12 09 Br o*4 Htreet ?jm! ?iUsrwd at tfc? ?*??? <teB# Soatb Carolima, po?u?ffice m ***orxJ ela?* ??ail waiter Pr<^ par ?Tiojn ffjftO. Ca*4*?. S, Cw M*r<h !>, in* A br*iv4caa<U*ff station ot 1,00^ wat? * par sty U to" b# *rtet*i if, Otymi 'i ar.4 ft i- >xpKt*d to b? ';V? 6> tarty (ail. . '? . -. ~S ' ?> C /*??. ;?? '"? ."? -^V: : -'V.Hi v g '.*h i Hi If % . ? >t \ +huf Ycua#, of Qurti ' 1 ?i fcd a l flit :?> X . y . ' ; ? jtnt'iM m* ' -J - rer h* jp<4fl t hw :%b "b> k-jp<?l4tu.-e.' !v jtouU ' ijn>' -i j ?? ? ?? r.' -.. .V ? ' Mi ? ?. r.TT.. rum r ]t f &n offi'c* ?" wf-h .h tr" g ft of tjhfl V>#. eveh* a .w-fi-b-r %houW ufte T. ?>? uMj urvtr: *.ht; U'inu ./? Um b;!*, jUe. 'ti ?*,'?> iviijffi frorti the OKfcirJf V Jfct ;?-a*.t 'hffrr da* < b fore th" .#?'? ?'"!>* onl y trrt? ? rr.> ; J*: tKe- ilmt '';??<* ? t-.o narrit?, bxi: ? '???:?. ,.<? t> th* f?ct *.h?t " ; ?!??*!?>. . ? rr?. ^vr > might ?*,*?iv.,ve 1 : " ? .*?< of fire ii filled by ?v ?' ifi'v.itar# ? Th- .of the <7 ill A.vsembly, judged by *he .-< -J, fioh. time iroimjfBorial, have] > '.4* J fro m hi* own {rirele the men who have 't^:!k th* important *at .it'u ] off !<?<??. and an outsider who eritt :.? the ! ?*'? -? beaten At the p>le. ?-fjpartAhburgr Jour *'?l. '. Si. ?. 7"-v i M< n ?. ?" K regg*. ">f. is ?'..j rii; . her r.u>band, SAa.stlart S. K:4j:? ?. 'r-r.'b.v. ' ?tore p.''ypr:etor, 58, ' for $1j0OO.(K>O, wnxh ?he allege/* herj iu'OAJ:J p:^n-is* J t-> give her when ?h;. WerV n*irr;'ti. He left her a >t>r a^:?; and 'ha<? not returned to he*r' The ??uitv-ra* ft ed in New YoTk a n d th'. t ? : ;i 1 ijf r,;. v* under way with :rw?. a'.ioii? thai 41 -?-,tl?-*m??nt *'!) b" '? ? * ? s. 0 ? mad?' out f court. ? \ , Had Fnoucb of Fli>rida A -.jortLr^.' > jun? man !xord S'r rth <"ar-> r.A. a printer and lfno typ. ' v?y ? t j,4'\ who droppe-J .jnt*> Th' !.?: a?t? r S'twji office Sat urdi>. abr-ot ,tj hii way back hom-' i o m Nf a t : 1- la . who: ?? TTF had /P' * r * p.<* * t- w.eekM- work ? >r.tf at h:x * v ?" Florida a SfO'd i'.-it* ? . bi> way f r >m. Whe n f <? v u mar ar. '- d .*?. l^a'nehHter 1 b? wa.? h-*?.k< f r. ;t r: . i! j ,\tvi w.mteu to w :.?rk v*ri'?'jj?h -?- tire funds to carry r.im h <? h ?m<. "Thi* V? in^ impractirabie -r-n account ?>f the t.rnt he w< uld h a ? *.'? catch the 35 hvU.htrr. train for f'harlotte. ? ! b e.Ji. puis* '.Mi; n:Ail?- j;j ''>?? pi <\k> ? > r. I . 1 ? .'1 ? / - -?n J~- tHe you'i/ l.i.v?,-Jer w ? r: h i - ?* %j r?-j '.oin^. h :um h s p*-rs >r>ii app'-.trunn- ao j ? * 'j'" ? ??*?*- e.Vs I> n>t.'c?abie thai K. t h? :unij. c,a>-. bu?. 1. a.; .-..r.; 'y . j(. a streak o.f hard lu k. J': it ? r- - F'.ori J?, h?* - i d, w;rc rrr?A rjr fr ?rr. ?.H() tt> p.*f Cf. t ?. ? ?????. o -i-d. : a: . tht ' ? ? - ? ?? p a: i f ?r, ^ - ... ^ ? / r 1 T h * rr f ' ! ! ?>f h >x -,i>rr ?? f * '"*<? r <? -?,*)' <r i-p?*r- vv ?rk -d t he F jt .?>* 1." ? < f he, *h- j A-.uld Ki tc. .ff ? .? .'.undr. j i ? >? I ? ' ? . . P'ob^bh^ i ? ? ? ' ? # . -a-. *. ? ? 1 1 : : u Whnt ap ~ t _ h - \ u n.an,n ' . h ? ? I < > " i> -ur ? r' jr. i ' ?' . :>vj. j ? . a tr.m' I ? - >? - ' . I-" ?f thr rrotri a;, j *' 'u ? ? !.<?!" ?* ; ? ,:r>oti,r,? ?.verj \'i u- : jr. 1 in tr.at part ol the Mat# a^a :. < )f? r? a '.rr.^ M am: tr.e .V'Unjf ' t ? ? -<aid ' r>: rr.ra! he a> at > 1 ? 1 ' j r h i * ? r.g ?f ? a ? ? 1,' ^ nnd a ?. j ; 1 ? ? f ? ^ I ; ^ l ?# j f r iDi I "< fi?r t h ?- .up < f r f -r> r. u: n t no day ?r.d r. k'r." ; ./? ? ?r< 'e^vtj^ Florida by tv r ' !? if i'i-ar J..1 t'".' ' th?* ' ?.<ir. ?. ip MHKODt, . ' . m Itr,' ? 1"! rK?< M ;t r \ I" irdnnrtl .?nd l'*roJ?-d - ? ? ri. oi '? ?> < f ir , i . - , . r ? r !. T ? * P i - Y ? ?. v|V Knou r ? - f . ! rr * ?i. '?.< f( ' : - r I armvil'.e. N .1 . ^aV^-day The d'. -f-z foot fd ".iry * hoiu and*- '?<" ' t nr% CL A L' BREAD Put On AivertUiftg Campaign Here With CfifMi ?H Sample* - Camden housewife* were pleasant ly surprised Thursday when eaeh one v?? Minded at her front door * ?ample of CUtt**eb'f old fashions^ p?U*J take end a e*>u|?oh good for fm r.nt- towards the purchase ?{ if { ( iujuvd'i famanj bread. redr?maMe at any. grocery alore. Along vi th th|* ea^fc houaewtf# ?was giver -a- *???*'. pamphlet in which a jfttrf it ra ^.e Quilt ty Hiker* of America ? i# fep?oct*???d * ompTmert- ? ??j g *hv C?auMe^ vffaftiiation on > ;>?:??< ? > v of America'* leading ireaS* and .c on the h%k aX"}r.ig ?:<?!? bread had *un ir. com* ?x'.i?>r. v-.tvv. levi.4;r.jf- . :whdlettlfr.< iff y . {. ' ? . v i State* during' -?? ; $*r l?&. The pamphlet alv>] ??iluv, : lt#d ar M|' ?e?ne? in Ciaus- j -t r/a l^akery ?ho?in^. the splendid e<<> . ? ?';*. * d .wonderful bjiJ.hrg ;n , which the company'* products are1 ! mad^-ri&ne of the largest and m>at j i moderaly equipped bakeries in tW- j .vmtk. v , ;. OaukMm'ji is perhaps the oldest bakery in the South. the grandfather ->f the present owners having estab ' lished in Charleston eighty-five years ago. They were the first bakers ever to ship bread below Washington and have quite a reputation -through out Dixie where they enjoy s large bu*ine*V, The companyY aalea last year showed an increase of over percent over the previous year ac cording to W. D. OTXonoghue* sale#-, manager, who visited Camden during the week. V Lingle Distributing .Company are local representatives of CUua&en produces and are well pleased with the splendid volume of business bat ing obtained. ? Advertisement, N'eariy 'tOO people are reported to ! have been kil-ed or injured in the wreck of an excursion train between Alajuola and Cartago, ' Costa Rica, Sunday. The train with about 1,000 passengers* was derailed ou a trestle, one car falling to the river below. r\>ur ('if-rrrani hav?- discovered a *<?) cf meltirtg e9rbo^0 MASTER'S SALE. State of S>uth Carolina, County of Kershaw. fOv urt of Cohimor Pleas) ! ' ' V'udei. ard by virtue ? f a Decree of t ne Court ot (,'ommoR Pleas fo*" Kerihavy County the ca.se of L. W. DickeMon, Plaintiff, against ? Jacob" Moore, defenda.t, I, R. H. Hilton, Master for Kershaw CoUnty, will sell 3*. public auctioK to the highest bid der for cash during the legal hours r>( xale before the C,? u" H -use door -?t. Camden. S. C.. or. ? r.t- f-.rst Mon day :n March, ' 1926, being the 5th da^ of March, 1926, the following de *crif>'d real estate, to wit: "All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and bo ng in the County of Kershaw, State jf -South Carolina, in Township No. 1-2. containing one hundred and igh?y a< res, more or less, Soundtd the North by lands of my*elf; Kast by lands ..f myself and ' Rachae Brown; South by lands of | . n \ r . f ar:-f Old Mar John Rose and i.s i n ???j> ?>f Old Man John Rose] ?'.<? b-i'-.T 'hr* -.ame tract conveyed! *o me :r. 1 sH'{ by Jos. Kennedy." Term* uf sale, cash. T: : t- >u.-.e*?ful bidder will he re jui 'H ' deposit with the Master a, ertified check" or cash in the sum of $10O. v?rrie to be forfeited upon fai.ure to comply with his bid and ir.f property resold on the same or ?*->r-r ^uiwirjuent >a!o*-4ay at the r;ck of the former purchaser or pur h!?-er? R. H. HILTON, Master Kershaw County, '?la. h 1-., 1926. MASTER'S SALE. if South Carolina County of Kershaw ( Court- of Common P.f-a.O The A lienor, Surety Companj ' of V. w York Plaintiff, against '.1 iv % l hi-, Jarne> DeLoache, fr , ifsd Knterprise Ruiidfng r..j (..>an \?>x iation. Defendants. i '.. i?. . at 'J r>> virtue '?>{ ;t decree of Hon< r, J'j ifff W. H Townsend, ?>f datr Marrh iKth. 19*26, I wil! offer for n f ! ;i r. ' of th<? Court House :r t h ?? t. : ' y of Camden, during ''*? hour* of -wde or the first M A ;>r:!, 1926, the same be r.if the "? t h ,'a> thereof, to tho h.gn bidder f->r rush, * he foI'.-.-wint; <:? - ? -r\>?-d Ii-a. t -'Atf \!. ir.at parrrl ->r V?r of and . - :h? ( ' f '*amd<r. the Cour.t\ of I K ? >? i ? ; - 1 ? ? ? f > < 'j * " <"a r ? ! . ? ' ?' ? - z ? ? " 'y ? ? ? ( T">) * .. * * t* ? ?n* r ar.'i e*"t<r.* j ? ? i dep'h ?' : w j j ? ? - ?' > "j ' ? LS4 ) f? r a . ? * .* . "a * * ' ' x ?? h '? I '* * ? f ? ? I . 1 ^ / ? . - ? , ? > rt:. o "? - . . r.,w . ' ,\! a I . ? ? . > _ f f: H. ? I \ :?> Fa.r tree! ? 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C , men wei* ?en termed Uu today b> Judge J a me* L- Webb in *uper;<,r ^ouri here to term* ir. the ttt^L* penitentiary At tbe c inclusion | of their trial, which , begau today, in connection with the ilayt&g of Frank Butit-r, of Burke ecun'y- * Well* Grwn auboutled to a charge of *ec on4 degrw murder and waa gtrtr: ar/ indt finite sentence of eight V> ten year*; Charlie KendrieV pleaded gn.lt y cf manslaughter and wa* aeven to eight year*; Otil Jolly, arv: Roy Mill w*r? e?<n*iet.fJ oj complicity in the slaying and *tre ttntenced to the penitentiary. Jo^y being giver, four to fire year* and JftUl two to thrt< yeare. The evidence* showed that Butler waa kill t-d a? the result of a dispute over a payme: t for a load of liquo: he had sold the defendants on the right cf thft h^micidf. Wants?For Sale HAIR DRESSING ? -Marcetir>g, ihan: pooi ng, manicuring and facia: and scalp treatment correctly don v at the Camden' Beauty Parlor, over Camden Clothing company store. 51-pd vMrs. W illiam A ncrum , former president of the Civic League, wishes to let it be known that she has about eighty crepe myrtle trees which will be planted around town. Anyone wishing to buy any for their own use can secure the same at fifty cent* each. . I ^ ELDING ? Brazing and soldering. We repair any metal as good and better than new. Don't discard your broken parts and auto radi ators. Let us examine them first We can save you lime and monr-y*. Hay's Garage, Camden, S. C. 51-52-2-sb ELE( TK1C Brake IJning Machine? - ^ e reline brakes on all makes of car.s arjd trucks, usiag a Lewis counter-sinking machine. Tiv? process given a job that saves th . drum and eliminate squeaks. Ou eharges arc no more than when the ^r<finary split-rrvfts are' ^userf^Orrc j us a trial and be convinced. We guarantee 'atiafaction. Hay's Garage, South Broad St., Camden, SC. 51-52-2-sb AUTOMOBILE AM) TRUCK SKRV. ICE ? Our shops are equipped to take care of ahnost any kind of re p*r service and we give service that lasts. Hay's Garage, Souvh Broad St.. Camden. S. C. 51-??.2sb INNER TIBES? 30 x 3 1-2 and J2 x 4 Cord type. "Ton-tested" in ner tubes at cost as long as they laat. Hay's Garage. Camden, S. C. / 51-52-2-sb I FOR SALE ? Six and eight weeks old pigs. Apply David Keyes, Route 3, Camden, S. C. 51-pd FOR SALE ? Atwater Kent radio No. 20, complete with batteries, rtibes, loud speaker and table, price 8100. Address X.Y.Z., care of Camden Chronicle, Camden, S. C. 51-pd FOR SALE ? A Pier table, onyx Col umns, gilt embossed, claw feet; Renaissance period, reasonable price. Write or apply to 1703 Ger vais street, Columbia. S, C. Tele phone 36.55. FOR SALE ? One g->od uved Ford touring car in fine condition. Will sell cheap. Apply to Godfrey Preece, polo club stables, Camden. S- C. . 51 -sb FOR RENT ? iVr light oouse keeping. 1410 Fair Street. 51-1-pd FOR SALE ? four Aermotor wind mills for sale. If interested call on or write to A W Woodham, Bishopville, fc. C. 5l-pd FOR RENT ? House of seven rooms ? with complete and attractive fur nishings. Application* received now; possession May first. Address I J. F. Mc Do wet I, Camden, S C W ANTED TO RENT -Ladies' bicycle in good condition. Address "Bi cycle," care Chronicle, Camden, c 51-52-sb NOTICE ? Two spotted male pigs taken, up at my Malvern Hill place about three weeks ago Owner can ? get them by paying for t h . > notice and for their keep I. .1 M?* Kenzie, Camden, S. C 5 2-52-sb 1 OK SALE ? One tu.i-blvxj brown curly male Water Spaniel, one year old. Apply to K R F rw.ag, Cam-1 der., S. C., P'non< 'i06 .J LOST ? On Monda> morn . r.g. March 15th, three ten do la- S;'.)s wrapped together dropped f ""in m > p-xket while on my delivery f the morn r.g mail Reward ?' -r'u'ned to J. W Stover. P. c, Carr . Cam den, S. C 51.pd "THK PECAN Bl SIN F.SS h r Profit and Pleasure.'*? TV> f ; booklet '? ? s h ? . w tv p. an* ?rtiva*', ferti ':?? a .-?J develop gruve to 12 incr. e- ;r d:am?-t* - the * t h year a h j f y.r.ced ?"0 pound * f nuts. JO, 00' extra ; r,*? budded pecan ~ ut? . I\ t rue to * :?me for a.?- f, \\ Tv ? t. a < ville, r'? rs.? 5n.51.pd FOR RKNT v. f,-m ab^t ten rr . f- p, Camd r -.?.r An t;och r^-jrr'- \ ? [ \ 43-Vb M)R SALE \. irate S >-]& prompt and d??fe?: <h:pmen*> I rr. porters' ?-ont:art?, a.??i'Ki;n<'' ^r, 1 Sulphate ? of A rr> mon * -r -*-:re for price* Cunningham 4 I^tham, . ii. C. ? ?*l? #b OR SALE ? -Selected ' *-ve:anri B ? ' w'" ^e<^- 11.50 per bunhel. M r* ^l'> S H?>ujfh, C nmden. S. C I 49-6 1-pd I * OB _ HALE- -Pure improved Big Boil ^ Blight proof Dbr>e TnumpW eotU>,i BALANCED TEAM ; "? J: / V ??? \ ::v. ? ? *v . .r, < .. ????' . ,-r / . . . ... ?' . A Good Farmer? and Josey's Fertilizers! Wh.ei? two work together, the result is large production ? increased yields. In jodeyV Fertilizers, the farmer secure* the BE^T fertilizer for his crops. Sale* records arn! testimonials prove t>i ?! ?? ? . ^ . .. ... :'.t ... . k - /t. ... < .. . ; . . iy t'l ' OPCM - FORMULA FERTILIZERS Tii ey product larger ui; i I Crops a*. lei cost per acre. By increasing hi* standard of crop production, the farmer s&ve&in initial cost? and gets a better prkv for his crops. it does not pay to continue in the old rut when such better results are available at a leader cost and a saving of time vfth a modem fertilizer such fts ours. "" ?' ?. . .. ij Lei Josey Vbeccme ypur team-mate ? you will enjoy the increased profits from your 'fertilizer investment ! SEE OUR NEAREST DEALER OR WRITE DIRECT TO K N. B. Josey Guano Company WILMINGTON, N* C. Tarboro, N. C. Scotland Neck> N. C ?^eed first year from pedigreed ' breede;. Planted, handled and I ginned to preserve its purity, 30 j pound* to bushel reeleaned $1.00' per bush F O. B.. cheek with or- ; deil Reference, City National Bank, Sumter. S. C. F. S. Booth, Sumter, S, ('. 4?-51-sb W ANTED ? M iddk- a ged white man. 1 Hustler can make ?50 to S100 or more weekly in Kershaw County . selling WhitinerV guaranteed line ; of home necessities ? toilet Article*, | soaps, spices, etc., to his neighbors. Team or car preferred but not nec- ] es&ary. Goode are furnished on crsdi*.. Middleton of Virginia made ! 5-6HV- one week and Cherry of Ala | bam 3 $122.95. They had no exper- : iecce when starting. We teach you salesmanship free. Write for full particulars today. The H. (J!. Whit m?r Company, Dept. 140x Colum bus, Indiaaa. ' 48-51-p-i HOUSE BLINDS FOR SALE? All in good condition. Inquire at 407 Chestnut street, Camden, S. C. 49-5 1-pd J. P. PICKETT. M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Physiotherapeutic Treatment with Aipine Sunlight and Medical and Surgical Diathermy. 9-49 Broad St. Camden, S. C. Keeping costs down and service up J tmMramd t rmn *&ort*t*on it Tbm eiMr^ om fW SstttMa tor a car ?<J? ?MI affrmdght oo* adi ?l?^ll od /y Jtf rerrf? rM this complicated economic age, when consumers are dependent upon the efficient performance of in dustry for the necessities of life, it is not only good business but also an obligation of industry to keep costs to consumers down and service to them up. Hie Southern Railway System has achieved operating economies which enabled it to operate last year on freight, charges that averaged 16 per cent lower than in 1921i These reductions applied to the 1925 traffic meant a saving of $27,000,000 to the shipping public. And the* rate reductions have been effected in spite of greatly increased taxes. In 1921. the Southern paid in taxes $3.80 of every $100 of its gross revenue, while last year it had to pay $6.39 of every $1 00. This increase in taxes is equivalent to $6,500,000 a year. ? The service of the Southern has been kept up. Its capac ity is larger, and the physical condition of the property better than ever before. In fact, it has spent about $11 2,000,000 in the last three years in making im pave ments and for new equipfnent. The Southern is rendering a larger and better service at a lower price, and is promoting the welfare of the industries and agriculture of the South by keeping its costs down and its service up. RAILWA Y SYSTEM ^ V %e Southern serm the South