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By Phone SO?Night Phone 114
CAMDEN, S. C.
MpBT. W. MITCH AM
t. Architect
UCrocker Building,
Camden, S. C.
ELECTROL OIL
BURNER
SALES AND SERVICE
PHONE 546
IE. G. BURKE
Plumbing and Heating
I REPAIR WORK AT
REASONABLE PRICES
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orner DeKalb and Fair Streets
Iarter's shoe shop!
I 927 South Broad Street
Bt us rebuild your worn down
oes. Complete shoe repair equip nt.
I he Standard Hydraulic
I Preaser Cementing
Machine
N&ls. No Stitches. No more
i'ti stiff Shoes.
ished with appearance of new
All Work Guaranteed.
|C. CARTER, P * etor
Butomobile
Repairing
I We are now prepared.
I do all kinds of automolle
repairing. Good
Brkmanship and moderB?
prices.
DEMPSTER'S
I GARAGE
ormerly Little's Garage
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ntractor and General I
Builder I
I i?e figure on your next I
building job.. j j
or drewring machine. I
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Young Bog Hears
Fate Of Father
Chester, I**,,. March 21. A fifteen
year old boy, pursuing his studies at
the Pennsylvania Military Collegs
preparatory school, today heard with
soldierly bearing that his father, a
Rebel leader against the Mexican
government, had been shot at sunrise.
The father was General Jesus M.
Agulrre, who was executed in Vera
Cruz province this morning, according
to dispatches from Mexico City,
and the cadet son is Leon Humerto
Aguirre.
Standing at military attention in
his gray uniform in the office of
Colonel Frank K. Hyati, vice-president
of the college, th$ boy was told
of the tragic end of his father,
Earlier in the day he had heard that
his father had been captured yesterday
and he feared that he would
share the fate of his uncle, 'Simon
Aguirre, who was executed last week.
Baptist Young People's Union
On last Tuesday night the Baptist
Young People's Union "held its regular
weekly program. Everyone present
enjoyed the splendid* bible quiz
directed by Miss Thelma Jucksbn.
The program was rendered by Group
Two, directed'by Helen Baker. The
topic for discussion was "Winning
the Lost One by One." This topic
was divided into five parts as follows:
Part One?"The Plan of Our
I/ord," by Caroline McKain. Part
Two?"A Method Any Christian May
Use," by Juanita Boykin, Part Three
"A Noble Soul Winner," by George
Tidwell. Part Four ?"With the
American Tract Society," by Annie
Turner. Part Five?"Following the
Shepherd's Footsteps," by Don*?d
Barnes.
After the program several selections
of special music were rendered
by Anna Belle Watts, C. C. Vaughn,
Donald Barnes, Thelma Jackson.
The-following officers were elected
: to serve for the next six months: ?'
! C. Moseley, president; Annie Turner
.vice presidentr Thelma JacTcson, "bible
reader's leader; C. <3. Vaughn, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Julian Graham
corresponding secretary; L. II' Mc
Caskill, treasurer; Anna Belle Watts
chorister; Caroline McKain, pianist;
Lois Elmore, Helen Baker, Donalc
Barnes, Marguerite McLeod wer<
elected as group captains.
Our program next Tuesday nighl
will be given by Group Three directed
by Donald Barnes. Every mem
ber of our Baptist Young Peopled
Union is urged to attend those weekly
meetings. Visitors always wel
come.?Contributed.
Florence To Have Hotel
Florence, S. C.f March 26.?Tht
dream of Florence for, a moderr
tourist hotel is about to be realizet
according to a joint announcement bj
the chamber of commerce and W. R
Barringer of this city. It is expectec
that the handsome half million dollai
hotel which Mr. Barringer will buik
under his agreement with the chambe;
of commerce will be ready foi
occupancy late next season. "I an
ready to begin building now," saic
Mr. Barringer, "and will breal
groynd the moment I receive wort
from the people of Florence through
the chamber of commerce." Plant
and specifications have already beer
drawn. ,
Notice to Debtors and Creditors r
All parties indebted to tho estate
1 of Mrs. Sallie K. Blakeney, deceased,
are hereby notified to make payment
to the undersigned, and all parties,
if any, having claims against the
said estate will present them likewise,
duly- attested, within the time
prescribed by law.
BLAKENEY,
Administratrix.
Camden, S. C., March 19th 1929.
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Kind Deer With N?i? Broken
Game Warden'1 Wallace Plowden,
Jr., reports the finding of two deer,
with broken necks by a woven wire
fence in the Wyboo swamp section of
the Santee river on last Thursday
Mr. Plowden is of the opinion that
the deer ran into the fenca with
tremendous force, causing their
\ necks to be broken. Both animals'
were found about two rods apart.
Mr. Plowden explains that these
animals are able to avoid any obstruction
that nature puts up bu
that obtacles which man builds cannot
be understood by these animals.
Kor this reason it is believed that the
deer rushed against the fence thinking
that they could pass through it
unhindered.
Deer are said to be very numerous
, in the highlands on the edges of the
hfntce as the high waters of the past
few weeks have forced them out of
t the swamp. Mr. Plowden reports
that he Baw* dozens of deer on laet
Thursday while visiting the Santee
section. Only recently two de^r were
seen on the streets tff Sunrrtnferton, a
rather unusual occurence in that
town.?Manning Times.
Sentenced To Die
I Greenville, March 22.? Hobar
Gregory, 31, today was sentenced to
be electrocuted May 3 at the stat
penitentiary in Columbia following his
conviction of a charge of murder of
Itufus Davis, young steam fitter, who
was stabbed to death with a bread
knife during a fight in a local cafe.
Judge T. S. Sease passed sentence
shortly after a general session court
jury had returned a vofdict of guilty,
of murder, which automatically carried
the death sentence. |
Gregory heard the sentence apparently
unmoved and made no reply!
vfhep a&ked if he had anything to say,
in his own behalf.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Monday,
April 8th, 1929, we will make to the
Probate Court of Kerehaw County our
final return us Adminiatrators of the
estate of John B. Nelson, decease<i,
and on the same date we will a|)ply
to the said Court for a final discharge
as said Administrators.
WILLIAM R. NELSON, }
HENRY E. BEARD, JR.,
Administrators. I
Camden, S. C., March 7th, 1929.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Friday,
March 29th, 1929, I will make to the
Probate Court of Kershaw County
my Anal return as Administrator of
the estate of H. 11. Clarke, Sr., deceased,
and on the same date 1 will
apply to the said Court for a final
/ischarge as said Administrator.
11. B. CLARKE, JR. *
Camden, ,S. C., February 28th, 1929.
Administrator's Notice
All parties indebted to the estate
of lliram Nettles, deceased, are
hereby notified to make payment to
the undersigned, and all parties, if
any, having claims against the said
estate will present them likewise,
duly attested, within the time prescribed
by law.
JOHN T. NETTLES,
Administrator.
r TAX NOTICE
I I have received the following order
from the Comptroller General's office
, which is approved by the governor of
! South Carolina. The order reads:
"It is ordered that the County
Treasurer's books throughout the
] state shall remain open for the colj
lection of taxes without increase in
penalty until the first day of May
1929, at which time the books shall J
be closed and taxes shall go into
execution with full penalty added."
S. W, HOGUE,,
Treasurer Kershaw County.
~ NOTICE OF SALE
State of South Carolina,
County of Kershaw.
Sale by Assignee and Agent of j
Creditors of Smith-Elliott Music
Company.
.
On the first Monday in April, 1020,
being the first day thereof, we will
offer for sale, during the legal hours
of sale, in front of Kershaw County
Court' House, in Camden, S. C., subject
to existing encumberances, the
following described premises:
All that certain piece, parcel or
lot of land situate, lying on the east- j
ern side of Mill Street, in the City of
Camden, County ,pf Kershaw, State
of South Carolina, fronting to the
west one hundred thirty-sgven (137)
feet on Mill Street, and extending
back eastwardly to u depth of one
hundred (100) feet, bounded North
by premises of Daisy D. Parrish; Kast
by premises of Parrish; South by
premises of Isrvett, formerly of Kerriaon
und West by Mill Street, and
being the real estate described in a
certain deed of assignment executed
on the 28th duy of December, 1028
by Walter C. Smith and Harry Elliott
to I. G. Hough, assignee, be-ing the
reul estate heretofore owned by the
said Walter C. Smith.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to
pay for papers,,/,
I. C. HOUGH,
Assignee.
L. A. WTPTKOWSKY,
Agent of Creditors. <
March 12th 1920.
Palmetto Marble & Granite Works
A NEW BUSINESS FOR SUMTER
E. B. Richardson R. C. Richardson
RICHARDS
A VBRPJSTUAL 81IKINE!
Impressive, enduring, dignified
?A monument is a perpetual
shrine to a departed loved one.
It will withstand the devastating
effect of time and the elements.
It will stand for all the
years to come as a silent sentinel
guarding the memory of
one who has been dear to you. |
Consult us for appropriate suggestions.
301 East Liberty Street
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jj or expense to you.
Your Old Stove Help* to Buy the New One
If you wish, we will take your old stove as part payment on
the new model and will be glad to give you convenient therms
on the balance.
This special offer is for a limited time only. We urge you?
to take advantage of it now.- Come in to see the range, or let us
bring It to you for a free demonstration.
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friends and customers,
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stove expert and specialist in the r
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on the Special Offer Certiicate at left, and mail it
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