The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 04, 1928, Image 2
tfj/oud
jurprised
*ii Utt
Utile Bit of
S" -100 2 ftire fhint N
it will take to make your home
look NEWv That's bee a use
Kurfees Paint contains 20% to
40% more lead per gallon and
will cover (hide) and protect
more surface lor law cost.
^ Every year more
80% CK5 property owner.
9fta/ zinc ^!C?T lhat
&U/o oxide there is some*
1AAo7 D thing different
lUU/o i Urt and better about
Th.nmjhi* Kurfees paint.
4knuink 118 show you
on J how little it will
' " ? ^ take to pain t your
house right.
Mackey Mercantile Co.
Camden, S. C.
t ^
ALL EXPENSE TOURS
To The
ACADIAN COUNTRY
"The Land of Evangeline"
The Maritime Provinces of
CANADA
July 1 to July 13
July 15 to July 27
July 29 to Aug. 10
Aug. 12 to Aug. 24
Aug. 26 to Sept. 7
Under Direction of
I. V. WOOD, (Inc.)
k or attractively illustrated
itinerary and full information
write or consult W.
E. McGoe, I). P. A., Southern
Railway System, Columbl*,
?. C. ' 1
?
KERSHAW LODGE No. 2'
A- F- M.
^(>^u'ar communication o
/>X^\this lodge is hold on th<
? first Tuesday in each montl
at 8 p.m. \ lsiting Brethren are wel
T. V. WALSH,
. L. ROSS, Worshipful Master
Secretary. 1-14-27-tl
H AST Y's!
BATTERY SERVICE
?????^^,- ;
CROSLEY RADIOS AND
SPEAKERS
Preat-o-Lite Batteries
Complete line of
A. B. and C Batteries
R- C. A. Radiotrons
PHONE 550
f ? 7KUS? SfyZ\
fcve & splendid.*
/ hMSiSand///e sty?}
f J
"And he says DaKalb's food is
splendid and bhat I'm a splendid
cook."
GROCERIES, MEATS
and VEGETABLES
DeKALB GROCERY
PHONE^137
Heath Springs Officer
Receives Severe Cuts
W. M. Morris, policeman at Heath
Springs, was attacked and severely
cut about the fart- and arms by Fred
Robertson of the Oak hurst section
aboard the Southern train .Saturday
morning The affair took place on
the tram ?t Pleasant Hill at eleven
o'clock Mr. Motrin hud boarded the
train to come to Lancaster and was
attacked by Mr. Robertson when the
train arrived at Pleasant Hill. It
is said that he knocked Mr. Morris
down between the seats of the coach
and set upon him with a knife, inflicting
severe cuts about the face
and arms and on the legs, and then
jumped off the train. The injured
man was brought on to Uncaster
and taken to a local drug Htore by a
physician, where it required over an
hour to dress the several wounds,
necessitating over fifty stitches, it is
said. .He was removed to his home at
Heath Springs at 1:30 o'clock in the
Mackey ambulance. Physicians in
charge of the case say that his injuries,
while severe and painful, are
not necessarily seriouH. The cuts
are said not to be deep but the patient
was weak from loss of blood
when taken home but his condition
was said to be favorable on Monday.
It is understood that the attack on
Mr. Morris was the outcome of difficulty
several days previous, when
he undertook to arrest a son of Mr.
Robertson for speeding through
Heath Springs, or in violation of soma
town ordinance, and in the effort to
arrest the young man is said by Mr.
Robertson to have used his club or
billy severely on young Robertson.
Mr. Robertson came to Lancaster on
Saturday afternoon and gave bond
for his appearance at court.?Lancaster
News. *
The Beautiful Wistaria
"If eye were made for seeing, then
beauty is its own excuse for being,"
-..WXPte and he must surely
have been looking at Wistaria in full
bloom, clamfbering over a garden fence
or, perhaps festooning with its clusters
of loveliness on a shrub or tree
On a back street in our town there is
a china-berry tree that has not yet
j put on its verdant summer dros-?
Yet how exquisitely arrayed this tret
is?how graceful and supremely lovely
are the trailing clouds of lavendei
glory which untwine it!
Ihen, tot"), there is a nearby fence
not an intricate,lattice'fence, but jusl
J a fence t hat rises above the common
w place on account of its burden o!
_ wistaria. What refinement of fra
^ graru'i-! Wh.it grace of form and position.
And what sheer loveliness ol
f I tmt and color! Not the outrigh'
? ! beauty of a rose or a gorgeous chryi
j santhemum, but a more delicate a
more modestly exquisite beauty?one
that suggests a lady, a lady subdued
r by life yet still gracious and charming.
W istaria?a symphony in lavender.?Eklisto
News.
1 he Tinted States imd Mexico are
on capital terms, with Mexico need ing
the capital.?Weston Leader.
CITATION ~~
The State of South Oarolina,
County of Kershaw.
By W. L. McDowell, Esquire, ProbateJudge.
Whereas, \\. M. Catoe made suit
to me to grant hini letters of Administration
of the Estate of and effects
of John Catoe.
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said John
Catoe deceased, that they be and appear
before me, in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Camden South
Carolina on Friday, May 18th, next
after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 27th day
of April, Anno Domini 1928.
_ w. l. .Mcdowell,
1 robate .Judge for ktrshaw County.
Published on the 4th and 11th days
of May, 1928, in the Camden Chronicle
and posted at the Court House
door for the time prescribed by law.
notice to the democratic
clubs of kershaw county
Pursuant to the rules of the DemoParty?
notice is hereby given
that all lh?mocratic Clubs in Kershaw
County. South Carolina, are called to
meet on Saturday, April 28, 10*28, for
the purpose of reorganization, electing
officers and members of County
Executive Committee and delegates
to the county convention.
Each club is entitled to one delegate
for every 25 members and one delegate
for a majority fraction thereof,
. ba^cd upon the number of votes polled
first primary held August 31,
The clubs will meet at their usual
meeting places at two o'clock P. M.
on said date, unless otherwise notified
by their present officers.
The County Convention will meet
in ( amden, S. C., on Monday, May 7
1928, at 11 o'clock A. M., at the Kershaw
County Court House.
AH clubs failing to return their
roll hooks in 1926 will please return
them on the day of the convention
R H. Hilton,
, _ , . Cotmty Chairman.
M L. Smith, Jr? ^
Secretary.
, - ? r 7 v:~rr- t~~?- ?.
Farmers are Facing
Shortage of Feeds
Clemson College, April 21. The
very unsatisfactory condition of small
grains throughout the state indie a tee
that many farmer# who were depending
upon such crope for feed may And
themselves faced with a shortage in
the near future, say* Prof. T. B. Buie,
chief agronomist. Therefore, the
early planting of feed and forage
crops should, not be overlooked, he
believes.
In addition to com, a number of
other summer crops, such as Sudan
grass, the millets, sorghum cane and
summer legume hays like cowpeas
aikd soyiH?ans, may be grown as feed
for work stock. Prof. IJuie says,
"sudan grass, millet, or sorghum,
planted on soil of reasonable fertility
and given even a little attention, will
produce very satisfactory yields early
jn the season. Either crop makes hay
of fair quality which is eaten by
practically all classes of stock."
Details about growing these crops
may be obtained by writing to the
^Division of Publications here for Ex
tension Circular No. 80 or to the
Agronomy Division here -for specific
instructions.
Many German Bodies
Found In a Dugout
Paris, April 20.?The bodies of 50
German soldiers have been found in
a large Auene Department, says a
dispatch from the corespondent of
1a? Journal. A farmer, engaged in
enlarging his cellar, located a subterranean
passage. He followed the tunnel
for twenty yards and emerged ii>
to a large concrete dugout where ne
came upon the bodies of the Germans.
Some of thorn were seated
around tables, others lying in bunk*
or outright on the ground, their rilled
still ranging on hooks in the walls.
It is presumed that all were killed
during a rest period by an asphyxiating
gas shell.
Dave Hawk, 60, of Newport, Tenn.,
on Wednesday morning killed one of
hie-djiugh^1'" with an axe, probably
fatally wounded his wife and another
daughter and then shot his own brains
out with a shot gun.
When Dr. Robt. J Bridges, head of
the Chicago Ethical Culture society,
undertook to belittle the prohibition
laws of the country by saying the laws
were effected "under the whip of a
determined and militant minority"
while addressing the Contemporary
? -/
I club in the ?eilevue Stratford g
in Philadelphia on Monday nigfoi
was roundly hissed. <
To supply horse moat abroad]
abattoir at Rockford, 111., alaoglJ
10,000 wild horses last year. J
I WEEK END-EXC
to v,'
SAVANNAH AND TYBEE
Prow ^Savannah, Tybee
Cheraw $10.t>5 , 1
McBee , ?,* 9.45
Camden $7.56 8.H0
Columbia 6.10 G.H6
Denmark $.96 4.70
Fairfax * jfSJH 3.55
Proportionate Low Fares From Other Station*
Tickets sold for all trains Fridays and Saturday^
limited returning to reach starting point by midnigtj j
following Tuesday. * jj
For further information, see nearest Seaboard
Ticket Agent. j
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Jor Economical Transportation I J
Hr?ii11 \
iHIlMffllBDF I
fr
^Announcing the INI IE W|
r?J CONVERTIBLE SPORTCABillOLET|
o
C/^GAIN, Chevrolet introduces into the low-price field an
entirely new conception of style, distinction and elegance?
' ?a new Convertible Sport Cabriolet, with body by Fisher?
a vivid, dashing, two-four passenger model that offers the
practical comfort and convenience of the Sport Coupe, plus
the smartness and distinction of the Sport Roadster!
Finished in Romany Red Duco, with black body beading
striped in gold . . . and embellished with artistic touches of
gleaming polished nickel?this distinguished new model is
one of the most attractive cars to be seen on the streets and
highways.
But equally impressive is the wide, practical utility of this
latest Chevrolet achievement?asnug closed car for inclement
weather ... an open car for the warm days of summer ... and
ample room for two or four passengers, as the necessity may be!
Visit our showroom today and see this sensational new car!
The Touring .. Q(2 ^
or Roadster . T/J - Hn
J,he $5Q5
Coupe ? ^
Tht 4-Door ?/-7C
Scdtn WI
The Convertible
Cabriolet . ....*695 I
' 1^1 K'1
The Imperial in?e H
Landau ..*. I 13 I
Utility Truck >495 I
(ChaMllOnljr) ^*1 ^
I.ight Delivery *375 M I
(Chanii Oniy)
Ail Prices l?. b?
Hint. Mich.
? Cheek Chevrolet >.
Delivered PriOM
J.; .'-^H
They include ths lowssi
handling a..J fimnclsf 0
charges available.
* ne illustration above shows the Convertible
Sport Cabriolet as a beautiful
snug Sport Coup*.
^KKirr"
The Convertible Sport Cabriolet may
easily be turned into r. distinctive < pen
Sport car, as illustrated simjvc.
m
Welsh Motor Company Jb
North Broad Street Camden^^
r ~T?r7T~
QUALITY AT L O '