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If AKTH VILI.K AN AIRPORT Town Placed on Aviation Map and lit-? run 1.?jf H t Authorized (Hartzvi.ie Me?w:i)^r) " H*rt*ville wll 1m; placed ori the aviation map of the United .Mates as the retud of the early erection here of a large aviation b*a< on hgnt~ License for the erection of the light has already been .;?ued by the bur eau of aeronautic* of the United States department of commer e and the co/,tra< t for the erectior of the 1 light ha? L?-?-! let. "The bea<?n light to he ,n?ta..rd i* a 24-inch reflector, stM:.dar>: for 1 mall route", ft wif! fx* jr?*a?ied on ' top of a steel tower 100 fe? t high I which w 1. 1m- erected near the gto- ! graphical center of the 'own of ' Hartuville to the rear of the J. L. ( oker and company -tor? I rie l.ght will have n candle power of 7rhOO,WO and < ari be easily s< en for a di.-tan< < of 12 to 2b mile* when observed from the ground and will he visible from 40 to 'A) mile- to aviators. '1 he light will revolve at the rate of two resolutions per minute and so c'.ris'.ru te<i that in the event a globe b irr..-. out another globe is automat.cal.y nhifted into place. "The beacon i- being erected at the expen-e of J. J.. < oker and company, and w;!l be maintained by them "Uartsville's n? a beac.t. ,.ght will la* installed and in operation within .'10 days. On Uncle Sam's aviation map and designation will be as follows Harthville S. f\, latitude .'11 degrees, O.'J, altitude above sea level, 214 feet; 24 inch beacon, two revolutions per minute, height of light above ground 100 feet. The light v*. i! 1 be operated only in the evenings until such time as aviation requirements necessitate all mght operation." MASTER'S SALE State of South Carol.i.a County of Kershaw (Court of Common Pleas) 1 J. I. Hart, plaintiff against Margaret Thomas. Charlie Thomas, '.V Thoma-. Jimrnie Thomas, M.igg P.rur.-! .. and Anna C"ol< ig r , '< !.?1 itr t*, 1 nd?-r arc! by . of a* order | of ( "urt made .ti t- ab< v? er,titled case arcf dated Mar, h 12tr., l'.?2H, the Master for Kershaw < ounty will offer for -ale at public auction, for cash, before the Kershaw County ( ourt House door, Camden, South ( arol.na, ri the 1st, Monday, be ing the Ji.d. day <>f April l'.?2K; the following d<- ribed real estate: A ! t ha'. 'ra>' < T land "stunted in Ker-r aw < u and State of South a r. .. > . g ti ft y two i .">2 ) a< r> be : g .i i'-' of the i A.left I'.o , r, n t r.i ' 1 < aid t hi ' be;rig bounded ' r. *North, by and - f Peri; ;e If a r a n>l Will ,im 1 )e on t.'.e > : , lands of Harnpt t laik-on; .< C.a-t by ituis of !' S'h.ir.r r d .?i the b. rat is of P. li 1; n !;. . ?}. r !- , on-., I t., 1?. n . 'I h iias, b., l . p. Su..,i? : , ... he. ,j !.V t Mar i '. ! fi. i .* i a : r< pmi? d ! hi o:!iv i of 1 . .. i rk t r K. j - ,w i '..li! : y I'vi-k "a m." at pug. J"'..".. A n> bidding on -aid t ra t of land - ha.' fir-' depo- ' w:th the Ma-tef ' -in of niii' H irid red (iSloo.nooi .. or i.pi0C^ ti so..., vs-?ble bank a . ncc of good fait! U L. I VP A -S. .1 R . Masti : '.or Kersr.aw ( ounty. March HUh. 1 9 DeK A I. li COUNCIL No MM a Junior Order I \. M. ftbirSdx P-vu.ai ounxtl first and ' M or,days ,..th month at s . ,,, \ lsiting P.rv'hren are we'a m. T. 1>. lll'CPHNS. I.. 11. .It ?N I. .- , . ;.|irlie, dl r.g > . , * v ? K KUSII AW I.OhCK No. 29 :i' mnr.katu>n of * first I'm I.,-, n ea-h month at A p.m. Visiting 1C, },re welcomed. T. \ W AI.SH. J- K. HOSS. U fn: Master. S. cre'ary. .; 4-27-tf Andrew Johnson Plebeian and Patriot ? By? JUDGE R. W. WINSTON ?-of? Camden's Winter Colony Call at the book store and purchase now. 2ADO copies sold before !ir-* printing. 20 Nast's Cartoons. Photostats of rare documents. A snappy, modem RiogTaphv. Price $5.00. Henry Holt 6: Co.. Publishers. tCOD LONG CANNED OF GOOD QUALITY i Shows No Detcio at cn ^ Alter Many Yea.a. i Skepth b 11.j \ - h way* Hcoffed at the ( ht<.r> of the a , i. pr?an??Mior win <1?m i ( i-.i 'Kj a whole? i i?iu i f r > i < ii ?<? I h>ii through luv (J.*, uirf) of !:.t- t-i po*vd ?urcuas of i mammoth, w .>#* lte?h M Ui wU"h* 1 hoiiif after hit i.n been imbedded In a g:a< Ut for < ? n urlea. Lot that f*><*<J pr?I> prof.. : <J from atmoKpheric li.iii.'v* in it) he kept for Indefinite por.ojs ha* fr< qu?*utl> beeii proved A ii instance recorded ,ti tin* files ; ' 'hi* hon-*- i mmlttee oil agriculture wherein, d .ring the hearings on a hili 1 to < oinjH'i f""<) packing eMabllahmehts '< stamp t he (Jute of manufacture on i l.i-lr pr<.ihi' th, the late "L nole Joe it.iion produced In the ( mrnlttee M?om a large tin of corned beef that '| had heen confined In n? metallic j Jji' set fur upward of a quarter of a j century, and when opened in the com ; lulttee room win tefcted by the mem her* and found to he "an good a a on ' the day It way hermetically sealed in he container" The laleet proof of the fact that food may he thus preserved for an Indefi . tilte time ( om<? through tin* foodstuffs division pf the I ?epart im-nt of Corn tnerce. which report* that (luring an advertialng campaign conducted by one of the large dealera In canned foodw In Liverpool a tin of heef. which wih a part of the atorea taken to the arctic by Sir John Franklin M yeara ago, was recently opened ami Home of the content* fed to rata, without any III effects, whatever The can had remained In Liverpool > nee 1K88. The fact that the rata that were Invited to rtie feast "lived to aqueul again" might not in Itwlf he considered iih evidence autlich-nt to warrant the belief that the eighty one-year-old heef wtiH atlll fit for human food, hut that hellef was substantiated by the bacteriologist present, who reported: "Had thU tin of meat been submitted to me by public health authorities I would have reported that It was In sound condition, showed no evidence | of food poisoning or other products, and that It could be used as food with j out any harmful consequences." After all. why should there l?e any ' fear from eating long-canned food? I'o not the t'lilnese feast on eggs that , they have stored for decades withou' any preserving cerements whatever, except the original shells? No Slouch Thomas A Kdlsnti. Interviewed on , his recent birthday, shook his head modest lv over a voting contest that ! had made Henry Ford Mu>so!inl at..I ! himself the three greatest nam living "Only posterity." Mr F.dison said "can know what men among us today are really great. Voting contests are no good, for each of vis chooses his j great nam according to his own pe ctil ia r taste. "A pawnbroker was dismissing this voting Contest with his wife the Other day "'lelison. Mtissoiin' and For-', hev' he said. 'Yell, d? y \ m great met: yes ; hut d.- man vot Invented Inferos, vasn't no -hatch.' " New Hawaiian Industry Fit.. npie -".gar .re t> e "V " ' ' In ' - o' || a Wit ii let' j a '' ' Is r ; n v ].. estiild!-' use . Ian ' "'..I wet I < ami ?. I :_h ' >r cane T' U -'arch to he ! ::t the ed . can- . L r tlf* - . > \ u-t ralin h s'f : a"' the market " ' h arr??\v-ro w I ; I: Is -tarcjt ..stock t h!s }.htnt The -. i..'i' . .una of m, gardens has t tj! = rri< 1 s*;irch, h? ' t-dihle species ha< a very mm' ! rgor spread of ttiid.-rg: und st.-I ' c] with starch that Is e spy so; .a'1 from tlv IFor for in. "het Hawaii hits used the . iant extensive ly for stock feeding. Guess Again It was tran-latlon day In our S ,t Ish class. M o had npanlsh s.-cton-eto tr. t,slate Into Ftigllsh, at: ! It r*. ' to t!i\ lot to take the tirst one [ Staved ottr, "I vv is to meet my ? " .:i. 1 t! > st>-p]xa|. no- W'lt.w 'he mo ' word The telle1 . waited a n ..|,t 11 TV" I 'hen said. "] t w voij hav. tie." an i I : ot stopp tldnk. s;,h! .urrledly g H " - h -s t out laughing I : \V 1 ' ' do M. -' at' " ' ' - 'or ' ..] p.,* tit. , ' ' 1 vv ! w jv'n j s F.\. ' i . ^ Ba!l F;.;\ts I.ess Cruel T. . .. - ' >s ' f ?*? !' ^ . V. g ' Tl I l-e ".id I III. '"IV C ' ' ll\ s ' d s' net.- ..' " ; , ' ' i n.'1 sn ; . w in .m\ ' - of 1 . ' . w ! j their , . ...i .. ; I fr..i.' ' .-.re h. v It, M dr! 1 . - tic nil'.. . nd , <"!' F ' ' - the I..vs. ^ . .* > . ; . it ; s ,rr Jntro j- .: g ta-o ; humatre . a^ Valuable Clay Kit""' - . hln:i clay :< fhc wd-i'e us-ed trt the renrufact nr.- . per It Is derive.j .p.. ... Cot ] - t. of fel.lspa' .. ^,,, |a I . ' ' s'l ?. .qrce r\f V . Iv ?> f I >e\. and ?'. * ? . ; |< a 't - so I1?e| - 'ho s' T k- . f p^'fx. r,. ; r and o.it.m cloth ami ?r th I pr?*paratW?n of certain pig'mmt* Two Young I?dU? Hurl Columbia, March 8.?Misses Kli**(x?th Stack house of Mullinn and Ellen Steven* of Yon yea Island, students at the U nivernty of South Carolina, I and Charle? Souls, aviator of New York, narrowly escaped death about 1 o'clock >csterday afternoon when a rornmercia; airplane in which they were go.r g up failed to climb aa ttpected and hit a tree, crashing 50 feet to the ground about three miles I from < o urnbia on the Two Notch road. None >f the three was dangerously injured 'hough all were badly shaken up an ! bruised. Mis* Steven* suffered ' t < most severe hurts when one of her '-rista and her left shinbone were b ken a n?i Mj*s Stackhouse suffered a cut on the head. Mr. Souie was slightly cut and bruised. The g r!s were rushed to the (Columbia !. -pital, where both were resting Ae.i last night. Mr. Soule, after being examined at the hospital, went to his rooms. . *!*> J. J I. (Scarface) Spencer, one of the most notorious gamblers of New York, was found dying in a street guf. r of Brooklyn, N. Y., early Tue>da> morning. It is the theory of police that he was shot to death by hold-up men after he had left a crap game with $75,000 in his pocket. He wa*- picked clean of money, diamond ring and other valuables. MASTER'S SALE State of South Carolina ( ounty of Kershaw (Court of Common Pleas) H. W B. Montgomery, plaintiff, against v * Be!to:. Jones, defendant, , Under and by virtue of ari order of Court made in the4 above entitled case and dated March 12th, 1928, the Ma ster for Kershaw County will of-II fer for sale at public auction, for cash, before the Kershaw County Court House door, Camden, South ( arolina, on the 1st, Monday, being the 2nd, day of April 1&28; the following described real estate: A.l that piece, parcel or tract of land, lying, being and situated in the c u.nty of Kersnaw, State of South Carol.na. containing nine ((J) acres, and bounded as foilows: On the r.<>rth by lands of or formerly of G. G. Alexander. Kast by lands now or formerly nf Jane Arthur, South by land* of In-rate c>f Henderson Bird, ! and West by Carol rne McMullan. I Said describe*! land being the same I corn eyed -> Belton Jones by G. C. We!-h, Sheriff for Kershaw County, by deed of date October Sth. IffiiO, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of ( our* for Kershaw County in Deed Book "A. \Y." page 505. Anyone bidding on said tract of lan 1 ?-hall fir-t deposit with the Master trie -urn of One Hundred! | ( M (1(1.(1(11 :r: cash or certified check i some n spt.n-ible Bank as evidence "l good faith. W. I,. In PASS. JR., Ma-ter for Kershaw Countv. March 1 ' t h. 15)28. MASTER'S SALE " ate Sou*h Carolina ( ' t y K< : <haw 1 ( nr. of ( t.mmon Pleas) ' 1' ' arrdira- !. .nt Sfo. k Land U .-.r., (".dumb a. plaintiff, aga:r \ Do n Johns. . 1^ -i;.- Rabon, M* it.e Rabon, All e Ruby R.thon. Hem;. L-.m.n, Bell Rabon a-<i K tRabor., icfendants. I ruler by virtue of an Her of * curt ma the above entitle-.i ,a?e ami dated March 12th, 1928. the .Master for K : -nw County will offer for sale at p.;': , auction, for cash, before the h.-tshaw County Court I louse doo! :: Camden, South < aro.'na, on f , :ii -1 Monday, being the 2ml da\ ,.f A ril. 1928, the following (iescribt <1 t. a. .-state: All that . parcel or tract of 1 land, situate. \ :ng and being in the i-tate of S- Carolina, County of Kershaw, "Cur eleven miles north of r "e < ity . . .oiden, containing one nundred a. - xty-one (1(>1 ) acrci I ni -re or .- - and has sue a metes, : -unds am: cs and distances a.are rep*.--, ti'e : plat made by Ker di.iw lieLoach, dated October C.'L'l, said trac* f land is designated 1 raet N... J ,,f the lands forrrerh known a.- tHenry Brafiol.l l.tmls, -a .! 'raet ..- j bounded the i-ort'. b\ A Quarter < r-ek. anii ' > T N ; of the land former !\ k' - * no H? nr\ M.irtie'd 1 '-ind, Mm " W'.i.ter Bartie'ld, the I m'l-t by .-a... tract No. 1 0f Walter ILirrn '! -' 2 . a r.eiirhb >rhuod :oad. | >out n ! ;. . -a .1 ne .gi. I'jrb.o -d road ; and ? \ l*r.. ? \ - :t of ? *aj.j lands : mei !let*.! > Ifil th .1, ilo\\ own- j ; ed by A "me >outn- vi. nr. : un the west ; by I ra. r N ;} > . w owr.-d by Annie Souther: and by Glar e's Quarter j< reek. I,he said. Tract and is the * a me conveyed to Alut R . b in, Leslie Rabon, Melton Rabon. \l.cc Ruby Rabon, Henry Rabon, Be.! Rabon and Kate Rah. n by deed of Henry Barid, dated November loth, 1921 of >?rd in the office of the i berk of irt for Kershaw County :n Book ' R C." page fi><7. Anyone desiring to bid at ? ul sale, ' > r than the plaintiff h. rein* shall i -f deposit with the Ma-ter Is an ; dene* of good faith, certified check ash in the sum of Kift\ Dollars ! '* " (X>). At the conclusion ,.f 8?id i e. the Master sha!: return to the uccessful bidders any ?ums so a posited. W. L DePASS, JR., Mastoj- for Kershaw ( ounty. March 16th, 1928. Lix ... General Motors stock gained $100,000.000 in market value on the New Vork stock exchange last Saturday when the stock advanced $5.37cents a share. MASTER'S SALE State of South Car.l.r.a County of Ker.-haw (Court of Common Pleas) .!. L. Guy and Elizabeth D. English, plaintiffs, against I n L. Kirkland and Rhair.e Brothel.-, defendants. Under and by virtue of an order of Court made in the above entitled iuse and dated March 12th, 102;>, the ! Master for Kershaw County will offer for sale at public auction, for cash, before the Kershaw County Court House door, Camden, South Carolina, on' the 1st Monday, being the 2nd, day of April 11128; the following described real estate; All that piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and being in the State of So'uth Carolina, County of Kershaw near thr- town of Blaney, and being a portion of what is known as | the Ross lands, containing five and eight tenths (5.81 acres more or less, and designated as lot No. 32 on plat of S. W. Laughlin, Surveyor of date October 5th. 11?1'.?. being of record in the office of the Clerk of Court 'or Kershaw County in Plat Book 5 page 10*5. The said tract of land is bounded on the North by Roadway as shown on said plat, on the East by tract No. 33 ontk^| plat, which was conveyed t?&H Ross, on the South by RoadfljM shown on said plat, and tract No. 31 which was contfjM T. M. Keith. The above dttfl lot of land is the same conrcjiM John L. Kirkland Jr., by Elizabeth D. English and J. LH dated October 24th, 1919. H Any one desiring to bid itS sale, other than the plaintiff tfl shall first deposit with the MaS? an evidence of good faith, i(fl check or cash in the sura offl Dollars ($50.00). At the coa^B of said sale, the Master shaBH turn to the unsuccessful biddenM sums so deposited. W. L. DePASS,#? Master for Kershaw March 16th, 1928. Choose This Bank I Care in selecting your bank is just as essential as in anything else involving the use otf money. If you investigate the clean record and present high standing of this bank, you will have no hesitancy about choosing this institution. The First National Bank I Of Camden, South Carolina ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN KERSHAW COUNTY I HI Congaree Soil Builder] FERTILIZERS / AS USUAL we are handling CONGAREE SOIL BUILDER FERTILIZERS. W needless to say anything further to the FARMERS of KLERSHAW and adjoininlB counties. You nil know their value, from years of actual crop results. Why tsk'B 1 a chance on fertilizers that you are a little doubtful about wh?tn you can buy tho*? you are POSITIVE about at the same price. Figure with us before you buy. Nitrate of Soda and Sulphate of Ammonia I also at the Lowest Prices Springs & Shannon, bid Camden. South Carolina ^