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THE GAMDEN CHRONICLE j II., O. Nlir? ^ Kdilor ?ud Publisher ! - ! * Published every Friday at No. 1109, Broad Street ar*4 entered at '.be Cam- . den, Sou th Carolina, pouofflce a* second class ma.l matter Price per annum $2 00 ~ - ? ( anideii, S. ( I rida), Ma> 20, \*42T. ^ i92 7 XI AY |o:7 bi H?j( I j* TW In ^ V?i 12 3* 4 | Si 6 * 7 M 9 10 I 1 j 12 13 14 J 5 16 17 1H ; 19 20 2 1 22 23 24 23 26 27 ! 2h 29 30 31 UU ' U U 'm , U.' 1_. ' , ' I I soini't. me * wowle-r who i* making rr.ofie> seliir.tf al< iuni arsenate. 1 w o j . r nice week# ago the North < aro- , . .. 1 >.*pa ' m? ' ' -f Agra ulture threw. ar?- ;: v. t h e fain a- r - about "bo ! a**e\ 11 ernej xeruiea" mug greater >n ^ . ar .ou - < our.*.?* of -title than i". past year- O* ' he h?*el? of tha". xta t-Mient tfie talium arsenate | paga: !a, -ay ./ *? by its u.-e the Actma. be destroyed. Theie .- f: . way to determine how ma' if ar .. weevil- ha\e ever 1m en j.o.o red by the u.-e of the arsenate. ! L'r.. far,M* >'d<- by side. a hen ^be po.-on ha- beer. used and j when- not u?#-d made prartirally the | ame amount of r ottor. ir: pant years, j Kvrry farmer Know*, that the boll | we. ..1 has a b. 11 with which ' j yur. 'are- ottor. -tjuares and eo' , . bo) > NN r.? i>'?rnc "poi.-or' is ;e\;-ed that ft.a. be placed ;ri? :de the' io!' >.i | ua e < ottor. b<.,!, rat lie r i tha:. on the outside, jierhap.- the boll! w?i- \ .1 may K' ! dose Y s -orr.e u.'.i r.a< k of ' n?- < a 1 < iaxn I i . . 1 a'-'na'e propaga.' la, wi.i make a iO. I ?,f rr rie1. . f f i in farmer The manu 'a^tiiin tilt ftu 1 f !- ? ae11.nn a lutj .,! free ad . ' : ' i i r it from t be boob j i,i .'.-paper- r.roughou' the cotton, i rnd'. !' - la-igh' Munrta' hn- j <i j ri : \\ ho (an lte.it 1 hi- Record 1;.. . ern.n. .Nebra-ka. w,"n 1,790 | . la.rn- a r. ?td tor the u-e of j f. -a rf. orrif : ' - arei U' 1 .ill# for ; - : I1- I,.--. ' : ' f"i all j 1 ,t\ i : age Low:.. 7 r ?. :.t , i i ,in. - na . t : I.-;.:. :.i s; 11 a . c\ a | ,i .' , p.-' er,'. 1 * i .i-i'i ag#' ' I o. ... -.a. ' I . !' l - aid 1 .t,i .a .in b-a'." , 11 t v * !..ul ... t . - . . . - - , ; : a:.d 1 A . r - r T:o .t ag- i- ' , .it 'i... i -.iii..- w :..!t?r auto ;. it;-'. : ' i rn i per >' .j-, a w S. \ . .' , t ".jr p ' > . |;,r i ' r. 11 - - 'i:?- i i ... . - . " . t s.i- .le . , i .1 .- -i. 1 " A : . p.-. " \ Notable 11?-(| n t -1 ... a p; v \ i i' lobar ' < \i . ?. a l'> I' i , k. . \s .:'( ' '. ' v ' . - . i' ! o a' P I t . c A 'I V I. ... a' - - .-io ni * ? . - ? ? i , ! 1 A I .1 in; i A d . . t 1 he A ; 'l . w.i . II h. ,1 e ; l"te t i: w ' ey ) \ . . A . . a- } . 1 . .. t '. n. :: > w J ' ' A.- " ' ' ' a' . ' iv . . . : :? :n r ' ' re-... - . . - a..a Mi I K .'? : I e - ..r 1 ! ..bit a . .v . !. i ir. i I e atnl it.r h : . i 1. .1 ? H iM' th i -a . a I. : urn * 6 I >. I ;, M .1 \ ell ( I p : .1II.. I If r . : : 1.; 1 \ ' a f h1 a i i* f#W i '' i - ' . \ ked " l" ' ' ' > | < ". . ,c- > d a . : Au- \ t\ *)? ! <iI : v a: ; ' * ^ /' t - , H * - < , , \ i . . !-.? ? ' nv i : w c ' ' * V\ i* * : a \ \ . v N ' * :i \\ \ : ; . It. i 1 w A ' ? ! . i . I \ ^ ,,. . r c in ' ' v.. * * ?' ' r t . bi ^ a- f ' vldt: av - t. ' S i > . . w ' "he Still" h i ,iv a r-."\ a ' , .nib.a. Tilt ,, r,- . i . -., w a- aa'.h: .ct t<? t-'fovs , 1 , a i h! a - -em MFPKRKNT WAV TO KAKM MijrIUro Man Making f.ood With I thicken* and Vegetable* Thtrt la at least out farmer in Marlboro county to whom the price of l < otton is not a matter of vital imjportarue; ir. fa'< t. he in intereetJM in I , it only indirectly. John 1'ronnegg came to South Curoln,a from Hennsy lvapia through the influence of Mr Crawford of f'heraw. I v* o > ?*ar? ago he bought froril the Hank of ( hfruw a tract of twetity r.e acres of sandhill land riear ()?borne, N < , ofi the r.e w sandhill road, and started i^ut, with just $300, to farm it and raise j/ou!tr>. He] i? using onl> al>out or.e of the twenty-I [;c acres and i? making his living or: : The rest >- idle for the presi r.'. A <*asua. observer passing along the r. ghway would know that Mr. and John I'oni.egg 't ame to South ( ar'le plate, whuh was formerly an lir.ary leruinl snatk, i.? surrounded s with flowers of many varieties, and snrubbery, while what used to be 'be ba< k j) ip-h is a r? gular little < '.nser\atory. On well-prepared beds near the house is growing aimost every variety ijf vegetable that one could imagine. Here agair. or.e sees that 1'onnegg is different. No "scratching" around on top of the soil wnth a tine-horse plow for him. He hasn't a horse or a plow on the place. He says ground for vegetables should ra- spaded deep so hat it will recede and hold moisture. He prepares it in beds about six feet ! wide wi'h trenches between. This j keeps ihc ioil froni washing a way and I holds iaif: water in the trenches un- j til it is ab*orl>ed m the earth. Another fhing about moisture; A j stump takes it from tne -oil and ; feeds it into the air by capillary at- j traction thereby robbing the growing i crops. So all stumps came out. A game ;t t t hi growing vegetation shows how it i es ponds to this kind f ' r eat mei.t He ha- had so me of the finest raw bei ries grown in part- this sea son and they com- j ...and ;t premium pine in (heraw. w.';e:?- he does most of hi- marketing. > with his poultry. He breeds wr ' Wyandnttes mostly, u^ing trap r ar i k ej>- a record of every egg i t er. hi I r.products e stock is -old -f! J|. a; -' > lifted- mahogany ; * e:; 11 i - - : a n ( ): 1 t ! -. a -a re breed j n > "U ' y 'I hit" re fi i s bi rds t1 i : pi r -< mil ;i' ' i - -how r: ' V- "r fa. 'id v . * 'it wr.lk among *' tn ar.i pn 1 -'rem up a* v. .!! with! u * cieat'rg a1.;. u';e:?- f;e.-s. A ar- '" i t. on; 1- t f est-. 1 a.? A her. n.u. : lay J IrlJ eggs 1 i. > '' ' ' a y If, rn !'< > 1. h. -a \ s ^V1 1 . t t ' . t f.. i 1,11 m , ; piof.t A ho;, ' y w - .. ' ei ; * ; ' I'll: :ie gia > . ho ma k. iwo < !-( .i s I'onnegg. Ilmest' i Paul I - :./ er. ..f Phila i. ohia. : I ' ' piii- a a -1 d a > - a r ad- I g him a r d t to Ml' c. , her?' r.e\t yea- r * w '!" - ma v i t>egi- ! > g .1 : : y of : VI- w in t - far nn r i- an to any c-'Uiity and to. leii-t - ami a' ae - many n - I | > ?> Ai\ o 1 crl le I icldx 1 ii(it*r Water he a (). .i a :. -. I..... May 1', lie's; -'lit' ail - ! t c r 11 .-nut h i.-:i:?!-;i?^ 'arm "ires ? rntd ' " ' gt ' by ram pa g -t ' * ~ "l i i " re 1 oak- along 1 .; <-( i a - a - ii 11 ,.?i w a' e i s 1 ' : ' '1 r.fi 1 ij.i - : 'nirteen S 1 'he.-'iM. I . HI . da l.i .a ishes to oa- t lie (lulf of Me \ a O. ,\ ao : ' IK tnet 'A a- be. i,g e11 rati . : ?- I'.ay a de- (il.iZc- legion; ' ' '!t'' ''cents ntoib rn :nI ' > ' ' "ii ! . . . employed, in the ' * br I.g ir those \s h reta.-.a.: to id w. : ' .uai until "''"I ?1' ' "f 'v 1st i.g waters. Ai't'.a'--- y mi<- ; oNeriiead. -urf ' ;ar'.-d i evasse waters n- ' b .' - .-. Ic-.rg - plied ' b'.h ' a- fl rt1 a'ea with the i. i : 11. < -i \ n i a > a nu iiih '"'iinuiii . itiii.',, t . . bundled a' i , " " ."1. a n ! p. w . . tpat;. i ' "I a- ; in '-.id up. fi\ , ' 1 1. n-..:;? p.11 '.-he- Th a t "hi a ready in. : t> en to'ho. .! ! In" s U-glkicd by 'a ! a' ' > ?f ' Aati r a ft i r Its fir.-' ' d . :. - i i p thr. ugr. th.- . re\as.-. :> ti : - ^ e 11.. \ , ,o (, 1 ,i/ ' ' ' ' ' !'!, p e ' I ' f.c la - t !) l a" (ioikI ( loic'l Woman l'a-s?> ab< ? 11.'a. highly ri . t ! ' w I I, .. ., i.... \> . \v ! . ;,r.s I',,;!;: . - j W > Ivhu 1 - ? : i c !" ..t iny m . >> a.,, " 't .'s -;i . a - - . m T. M j' a' h o, t h :v - ,|S. ^ > ( '' - A il t M i. N. ; j - a d A da I. 3 s afai < h..rl \ M L. , : | ' msec* s have ? j "-t a u - in t ht i: g STATE NEWS NOTES William Caper* Miller, K#q, ?enior member of the law firm of Miller, Huger, Wilbur &. Miller, died Friday afternoon at hm rexidence, 138 Wentworth street, Charleston, in his seventieth year He had been in feeble health for some time and for the pas' few. days his condition had been critical. One of the outstanding members of the South Carolina bar, he had practiced in Charleston for nearly fort> six >ear?. His clientele includ ed leading concerns in C harleston. Mrs. Valhe Hinson, daughter .of \S M Hayes of the New Bethel aec tion of Lancaster county, was killed Saturday night in an automobile ac cident, and Iwu children are at the point of death in a Gaatonia hospital. The accident occurred in (lastonia and < . hd Hinson, driver of the automo bile "containing his family, was described by witnesses as racing with another <ar along Second avenue. Richard Swails, IK, of Andrews, 'was killed Thursday night on tin j/fapway load five miles south of Andrews when Ins cat overturned. H wa* found next morning by a negro woman crumpled under the car with his neck broken. A jury hearing the case of the state against Kllis Vassar, 15, at Anderson, on Saturday, rendered a verdict of guilty of murder with recommendation to mercy. The boy wacharged with the murder of hifather, William Vassar at his hona ! riear Star, in Anderson county. G. ( . Young of Woodruff, Spartanburg county, has a Rhode Island red pullet that has hung up a world'- 1 record as an egg laying machine, the ; pullet having produced 102 eggs i; ! 102 days. On May 20 Greenville county will celebrate its 150th anniversary a part of the state of South Carolina. On that date 150 years ago by a i treaty Ik* t we en the Indians and the whites the former ceded the territoiy embracing the county to the latter. ^ ork county officers have gone t? j Little Rock, Ark., to bring back Mill-I Moore, who *hdv and killed policeman ! 1 R. I'eririing'ei'. at Sharon, about nine , years ago. M >ore made his escape ! ' nd had never been captured. 1 he state welfare hot id is to meet | in Columbia on May 21. on call of it~ \ secretary, KILso;, Capers. It will be! the first meeting of the board since; Governor Ri< haid> vetoed the appro- ' priation for it.- continuance. The board at it- meeting next week Willi try to devi.M- way s and means of cor tii.uing it- w >rk without expense ' e s'ate. iliiam Mi:iiken Ibtgo-xi. pr* m- ' merit mil mn: and pior.eor banker. t* ' '?' h:home at Ka-ley or. Sat irnay in- rr.ing, aged 70 years. Mi-. I la Tafta wn- killed at Westmiri--. Sunday afv::. by being s' o k by the- er g :<e a S uthi rn i i - ger train, w ,; 1 e -:-.-sing the * * ^ 1 1; ^ iI '' <! ?:*> I !<i I ' 11)t. She ' .lie- a* .mm I ha- r?t e r: (I e i ;t 1 * d ".'lilt S'lo 1 11 >O Ling, a < hinaman of Walter!)- :o, whom a coroner's jury said on May -1 had bee n murdered, tame to his death from natural caus< - The up.:' of autep-y was to trie of tec t that '.he 1 'vmrtnan died of apoplexy. Hun.he d> of fish are ..rep ?-vd : ' bei n si en floating o-..':?.< Sen. a J mi-. '- i.i-t Saturday and again on I i'bo -?iay It tning, du '."the wo k of 1 am;-. n the pre - ,* ; jghl-. I '-;;a < ley. r. -g ... died at .is 1 be.in. . tr.. of Helton. S mj'.ay at ti e f 7"-. ("..nicy wa- an u's'an .ir g - \an < hi.- rat i-; I. -rn | a s a\ -in tr.. p.antati-oii of 11, mi |( dii.i y, he over ca rn< t he hand: a;>s I of the narrow et . ir..r.mer.t afte- ?b| taming m- freedom ari l by i.niu-'ry, j peiM.sti nt eiiucavor ar.-l frugality he jtiii i possi -sed of 5(H) acres of land. ; He was the fathe: of Id children, Je.gh' of whom are living and rave j o.mfortab'.e " h. mi > of their own. < antain ( harles Lindbergh rea, hetl i Sr. L ins, Mo., at s o'clock Wednesday morning alter a fourteen hour tl.ght fr m San h raiKisco a tlistancc ' over !...on miles in 1 I hours and 5 in.- U'es. ! i Iict : .i ;('..mil was started by N. about tw.i thousand years ago. 1 pi'ojet t wa- abandoned, and ro-uni.d, a ntur it.- later, the canal !>e ' g t >m|>:eteii r l.v.'M. I; |. f u>!:" < - log an i . \ i nt \ ft t-t w -de. W;ih his neck bioken in an auto-i mobile accident, and unconscious for, more than a week, Robert Agnew,! negro, -ti!l clings to life in a hospital j at Anderson. The negro suffered a -pmal fracture at the base of the brain and also a fractured jaw in the a- cident, and was being kept alive by a.tificially administered nourishment. Wants--For Sale IRKNCH HANI) I'AINTINC? 1 tresses, hats, scarfs, handkerchiefs, lingerie, etc., washable. Mrs. Randolph Morton. Kershaw, S. C. S-pd WANTED T() HI Y. l umber Will buy (ium. Oak. R-ot ar. Cypress. Maple and other hardwood boards. Write what you raw- and can cut promptly. W<j??jUa:d A; So:.. liiehnumd. \'a. v-ln-pd FOR SAI.F- Registered Scotch Collie pups. (i '.den tan with beautiful white markings, now six weeks old; deliver at eight weeks. Males. $ 1 females, $10.00. Mrs. R. K. lit rnbert, Rembert,-S. C. 8-lU-pd SIT r AT I (k\ w A n'i'fd'a'' Vxper"ienced double-entry and bank post- i ing machine bookkeeper wants position. with '"reliable firm or bank.! where advancement depends upon ! service rendered. A-l references.) Anp.y \V. T., ('are Chronicle. 8-0-10-11-pd j rwrnrrnT?? ?? LOST?On last Thursday night, one black boar hog. Finder please notify VV. F. Russell, Jr., Camden, S. C. H-pd FOR RENT?Nice new eight-room bungalow on Highland avenue. Apply Guk Michiots, New York Cafe, Camden, S. C. 8-9-sb C C'RTaI 5r ST RETCHED^ a n y~cTne wishing curtains stretched please ?|)ply at 904 Campbell Street. Prices reasonable. 8-tf REPRESENTATIVE? We ..require the services of a responsible individual in this community to act as our representative for Blue Ridge Forest, Tryon, North Carolina. Real estate experience is not essential if you know the territory and the right person need not necessarily spend his whole time on the proposition. This is an unusual opportunity and the person selected will be offered an attractive contract and complete co-operation. Write immediately for details, giving references and past experiences. Wormer & Moore, Realtors, Detroit. Mich., Tryon, N. C. K-10-sb FOR SHOE REPAIRING?call at the Red B"Ot Shop hext door to "Express office, a M. JONES, Prop. 24tf WE CLEAN ?Anything from neckties to art squares. Camden Dry deanery. Phone 17 or 555. FOR RENT?-Nicely furnished tidtl room house on Chesnut v.rttil known as the Burrier home, i|d rent and possession can be immediately. For further infor%B tion address Drawer 2?'>7, WANTEDt-No. 1 pine logs^HiflJ cash prices paid; year round fcH mand. Sumter Planing Mills 9 Lumber Co., Attention E. S. Bo?^| Sumter, S. C. CARPENTERING For any kiirifl carpenter work see John S. Mytfl at 812 Church Street, or ph?H # 268. 1 will be glad to serve tS public. All work will fp d?^| promptly and guaranteed workmanship. I specialize in building. First class finishing,qM inet making, mantles and screen^! I solicit youf~'patronage andSH" furnish best-of references. imH TAKEN L'P?I have taken ujTatj^B place setter dog. Owner can I him by paying for advertiaeal^B and keeping expenses. ftgjH Truesdale, Westville, S. C. FOR RENT?Five room hooMyMK'H veniently located on LaurentifreK, H next to Mr. J. L. Moselcy'i home. H Address M. H. Hey man, CanAtffljfl FOR RENT OR SALE One house on Laurens Street. Also two hootrt^B for rent on Broad Street. Apply? L. A. Wittkowsky, Camden, S. C.H . WEEK-END EXCURSION TICKETS ! NOW ON SALE. Fr days and Saturdays To MOUNTAIN AND SEASHORE RESORTS Good returning Tuesdays followin g. Economical Recreation for week-ends. Enquire of Ticket Agents SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM I J Iflfl^eggs less feed Hens lay right through the year if you put them on fVL-O'PED r ^ G V MASH JL NOW This is the famous feed that contains Cod Liver Meal. It's just chockfull of choice, clean and pure egg-building materials, and hens relish it. It's all feed?every ouiy&does real work and you'll get more eggs, big- < * ger eggs all through the year, if you put them on this feed right now. Made by T*# Qualur Oit* Qmpaqy bold by McLEOD RUSH COMPANY Camden, S. C. I - W 1 - I I I | I If , ^ e_ ^ /_ ' *" * " ' ' WHY PAY MORE \ \ l for USED FORDS olsewhere when I you can buy them from us for lest I Our down payment is very small I our interest charge is very reason i| able. Eight per cent interest on H unpaid balance. j x j! If: REDFEARN MOTOR COMPANyil Summer Time is Fly \m Q We can help you protect yourself and your neighbors against the spread of many diseases by supplying you with FLIT ?the most satisfactory spray for killing the house-fly, the greatest germ spreader. Pints 75c Quarts $1.25 Gallons $4.00 Sprayers 35c and 50c W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store Telephone 30 Prices Right . OH HOY .'TOOK WHO'S HE The People's Popular Favorite Jack King's Comedians "Freckles Himself ' ii In a repertoire of six new Broadway plays, and all new feature vaudeville. Everything new but the name. ? Camden, S. C. Monday Night, May 23rd, and AH the Week SPECIAL OFFER MONDAY NIGHT One lady will be admitted Free when accompanied by one paid adult ticket. Remember, this offer is for the opening play only. MONDAY NIGHT A brand new up-to-the minute comedy written especially for Mr. King v "Ffeckles in London" n \ - * f * Feature Jazz Orchestra Doors Open 7:30 Show 8:15 Dad Gummit, Lot's Go Big Boy!?To the Tent Near the Post Office 'J