The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 31, 1930, Image 10
Winter
Homes
9 room residence, garage and servants' house;
two baths; heated; choice corner lot. Near hotel.
Suitable for home-, select boarding house, gift shop or
tea room. 'Price reasonable; terms very liberal for
quick disposal.
Country home, 8 rooms, 125 years old, good condition.
Superb outlook. Magnificent trees. 25
minutes' drive from Camden. 73 acres (more land
available at low figure if desired). I want to show
you this whether you buy or not. Price $3,500.00.
Country home, 10 rooms, approximately 400
acres. Very interesting proposition. $20,000.00
I In Camden winter section, house with tt rooms,
2 baths, perfectly heated, large basement, excellent
location. Unusually well built. Worth much more
I than price. $8,500.00
8 room house, 2 baths, good sized lot, Sarsfield
section'. Wonderful l.ees. Cheap at $6,000.00.
6 room house, basement and batJi, new, (not in
winter section). A real value for one desiring a modest,
good home on large lot. Rental will pay 10' /;
net. Cannot duplicate for $3,500.00
One of the very best business sites in Camden.
To those interested in a permanent investment in a
location that will always be the best and ten per cent
net on his money. Please let me go over this with W
Please write or call me personally for appoint- !
ment. I will not ask too much of your time.
N. C. ARNETT I
"Conservative Real Estate" |
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I Iodine Products Stores I
I South Carolina's Own gl
I Where Your Money Has More Buying Power |
SF.I. DISPLAY OF SOUTH CAROLINA GOODS |!
GROWN AND PACKED IN THIS STATE. WE WILE P
BE GLAD TO HAVE VOU TRY SOME OF THESE f
GOODS AND BOOST SOUTH CAROLINA FOODS. |
PFLOW YOU WILL FIND A FEW OF UR BARGAINS
FOR THE WEEK END:
Friday and Saturday, Jan'y 31-Feb'y 1 |
!>i:Fiif.u"- pi kf pop/; >.\i m.i: ri;i <n daily Bj
! FLOUR. i tr ?.-i: K 85c ?
1 LOUR, II,-. . 45c: 9
5a \ Oi '' i i'. t'.ixwl! Hn:i 41c 2
ISl'O \ R, 5 1 2c |
1 N v '.) n . I' i .ikl .v >t. ? pound 29c
1 r* L i.rhiP . - ,: poi* pound 39c
p > c ' \ 1 ! ' : . , a bars 21c
r '> 1,. c!i i . . ! h,\rs 21c
BO' > .ul tor* broad, lb. 35c
i A I h \( l ' per pound 11c
RIB ME.VI or pound 15 1 -2c
tomato SOI P. \ . ' , ?nly, 10c value, 3 for 23c
PRUNES, ,iu?, per pound 16c
BEANS, String:, > , r I airfax, 10c value, 3 cans 25c
I ABLE SAL I. ! t 3 lb. pkgs, (Eveready
or equal> .V value, 5 packages for 15c
Morton's SAL1 . lodi/.ed, large round carton, 3 for 25c
RICE, Blue Rose, No. 376, tine quality, 5 lbs. for 25c
Veg. CHOW ? Yo uwill love it. Large barrel jar 15c
Visit Our Two Big Stores [
1028A Broad Street 549 DeKalb Street l|
H. F. Evans, Manager T. C. Gladden, Manager I
Two Bodies Found
in Savannah River
A Herniate, Jan. 26.?The yellow Savannah
rivcr today gave un the water
.soaked and bullet riddled bodioa of
Frank Hurley, 48-year-old fai mer of
K line, and Shan Hates, his negro
companion, who have been the object
of a wide search since their mysterious
disappearance last Monday
night.
The bodies were found 800 yards
below Johnson's landing on the Savannah
river,miles from here, by
.1. (J. Heard arid Haul A. Ilorton, 1
employee* of -the Savannah River :
Lumber company. A reward of $50 1
each, $25 offered by the state and '
$25 by Allendale county, will be paid
the men.
A gaping wound, said by Dr. F.
H. Hoyd and Dr. A. J. Darter, who i
examined the bodies', to have boe/i j
inflicted with a shotgun, was found 1
over the right eye of IJarley, the
skull was shattered and the physi !
fjiiM-, in probing the wound, removed'
several small shot. Two wounds, one!
in the - left ear and one in the right !
shoulder were fjaind mi (he body oft
the rug'j). Physicians said they were}1
evidently made hy a .25 calibre pistol, j
t Iff ieers who have been searching:
for tin* bodies since lust Wednesday, \
aid here to<iay the> had found them I
fn aim-,-I the exact spot Aussie!
i -i i, in a confession, said '
tile v.eii thrown, Moore, \\ ho |
n t he s? at e peni t eiitia ry at
' 'dumb , i in [ileal t i i Monroe llard
n. in pnew of Hat ley, and L. P. \ \
\> oi\, a'l'd In r while man, who am
i lie.I'; InJd j J, tllU JitaU- pomta!)-;
.Mm; re was arrested after!
11 a i!? > .- wife told of I icei s he left'
home to go to .Monro's lloUiC.
fleolge \V;i -altlgton, llegro, also!
np'cntrd in Mo?veV-- alleged eon- i
'1 - a n. .-1:1i at large, but officers are !
. ".niinuinc to search t he swamps near'
' me i on i n|e n t that the negro has
ie ! gone far. Moote is alleged to
l a." -aid tliat. Harden Killed Harlev ;
t d \\ a-liii gloti killed Hates.
I iir? e other negroes. Pert ha Wnsh-j
.pgi< n, wile of the man at large, are
In .tig field in the county jail here as,
"material w itnesses," Solicitor Ran- i
<'( lph .Murdaugh. of Varnville, who is I
assisting Deputy Sheriff N. K. liar- j
t' r in condueting the investigation I
aid.
A warrant has been taken out hy i
offieers Ivi the arrest of a third
white, -aid to be a witness in the
ca-e. but the warrant had not been
served late today. The man, whose :
identity is withheld by officers, ronortrd
to Magistrate Justice Mc.Mil-:
lan yesterday and expressed his wil-i
I ngness to tell all he knows about
the deaths.
Moore, in his alleged confession, is :
aid to hii \? admitted that he wit
' -"i'd lhe k:l- and ri Iped to d:
(ui.se of tin h, idles, but denies t"participated
in the shootings.
The negro told uffieeis where th?'
die n at be found and also >!<.
lid ' 'he'ii w In i e to find
u' < mob - . owned by lla'hy. w n
In , - .:;!? > i e- . | , , ;> see Lollies
; , the :vet and had I n
In r 11 bit I J.I d. ;
A I' in ' .!e. id to he t he <
i t ' ,' II ,e\. and in whieh ? ' s
v i - ! i ' t > < 11 s |
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*!e I.::-1 b-.-.-n leu :? d but t-> ^
, idt*u11fy t ->y t tie n; ' >r
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The b ,:\ of Harley was found
'11ot n shortly hefme i n. it
v a !>?- .ug:d out at a corone-r.
u- 1 t in, ;,dj' un ed lif t 1 ' >morrow
at 1! oYlock. The body f
'l'- "v;'.",. about two feet from that
'' tiie wine man. was located ;i few
e : n i' s Intel Tl l,...!h . v.. re in
water three foi ' dee, a h< ' !i '
11 e bam the : .n.k. ' b :ii > .1 \Y. ,
Mam -tailed an ffi iai " . < -ligation
: , ,m i - the I, iii w< v un;1.
if i" b . v .i d ' '.... o had
. ati '\ sToo ,,,n his person
1 h' b-fi it m.- \| unlay night, had
> ! in .m d! eiiai'g" in h?
' . a : 1 bi'bes were search
'I'1 > .ui dollars and 31
a er, uia! on the hody of the!
II > wat ch was stoppo 1 j
; ' Id " b . " lock. I
v? f tiic finding of ' i:e -bodies
; ,r> 1J\ and this ! 'tie town
f tiiis afternoon with cu11-.
v-.s.(,>rs from all se -tions of
' ! ,w ? r pa. t of the state.
First Baptist Church Scr\ices
Tile f dlowing servii-es are annnun-"ed
ft- 'he week at the Fr-t Baptist
chinvh by the pa>t,r. Ue\. .1. B. Cos- j
ton. Sunday School at ! > o'clock.!
Mr. \\ . (I. \\ i!s m. Superintendent; ;
11:1b pr, . 'ay the pa-' r on thej
- uh e - '. ! * > \\ on dc j I i ' h i s t"; |
1 'o rain' vTP at ? '30. llt g by
i tiu. .-uld.. ;. "d.d.n. The
p ' " p" V. " meeting .
w. . >ii ... 7 U ,|.b- '.
'. ui \ . v 11 a p"
! ' :' l". r > , Co- :"u
1 i M >o.
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ii1 Nli'tho<|;s' Church
a
scr*. - nr.
Mi ? k a' I yt'b t i
' ( hutvh :?> tiie pa'
o _-c P., re, Wat .-o'i.
v ' ry Bible m hool ! '
1 ''. Shaw , sum-rinten.;
' ' v I a ague, t>: 15 in.
i ' 11'' A 11:15 a. m. and 7;.'M
I nv. ?,.i . j.tid hy the pastor. Morn-;
^ tni ttu. " 1 jus Do ip Renienihi an--? j
^ hb I he Holy Communion.!
N vti"tig tlu tne, "The Duty of the
Ihsv pie. Mid-week service, Wednesday.
. in p. m. The puhlh- is
most cord ally invited to all the service
of this church. Visitors are
especially welcome. Come and hring
your friends.
Hethunc news Not ex
Told by Correspondent
Bethune, S. <\. Jan. 2K, 1930.?The
local ui <!?'i yf the Fustern Star heldj
a special meeting lu?t Weanestjby
evening in tin* Masonic hall. A talk
v*us made l>v tin- district deputy, Dr.
Simpson, of Ker.diaw, in regard to
i In- woik <?f this district. Other via.
itors pros* fit were: Mr. Bailey: Mrs.
(Jihsnit; Mrs. Truesdell, former
Worthy .Matron and Mrs. Houscr,
Worthy Million, all of Kershaw. The
ladies of the Bethune chapter served
a chicken salad course with hot coffee,
The January meeting of the U. D.
(', wns held with Mrs. 1). M. Mays
and Miss Cecelia King at the home of
Mr. Mays Wednesday afternoon. The
program for the afternoon was in
the form of a quiz on IJ. I). C>. work
During the social hour ice cream anil
v..iters were served by the hostesses.
The Rev. ,J, F, Williams, pastor
of the Bethune Baptist church, and
his family were pleasantly surprised
last Friday evening with a generous
pounding. Members from the Timrod
and Shamrock churches, which
Mr. Williams also serves, joined with
the Bethune congregation >>' making:
this a vary happy occasion.
The numerous friends of Dr. E.
Truesdale are exceedingly sorry to
know that he bus been confined to
his bed for the past week with an
attack of influenza. They hope that
In- will soon he able to resume his
practice again.
The faculty of the Bethune school
attended the Kershaw county teachers'
association in Camden on last
^Saturday.
The family of Mr. II. E. Hyatt
moved to Bishopville last week and
will make their home there in the
future.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, of Kollooka,
I ave been tho recent guests of tho
latter's patents, Mr. and Mrs. C. I..
Mays.
Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Griffin ami
ehildren spent Saturday in Charleston
with relatives.
Miss Emily Hester, of Newberry,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. H.
Hester this week end.
Mr. J. M. OJyburn left Sunday for
several days stay in AUanta,
Mrs. Dan Bethune, of Hartsville,
spending this week with Mr. S. D.
Robertson.
School to Present Play TonigJa I
Midway high school faculty* .J
Hits "June Time," a three-set <9
edy, Friday night, January 31
7:80 o'clock in the Midway Audit*
turn. The 1'ublic ia cordially tnv9
to attend. The admission pric* M
be 10 and 26 cents.
Don't Forget
The AsHociated Charities Drive
raise $3,000 in now on. Meet tfl
with smile and
(substantial donation.
January 30th to February
NOT1CK OF LOST CKUTIFIC^B
Notice is hereby given that sj^H
certificate Ko. 115 0? tin- 10th
of F.nterprise Building & Loan KM
sociation. for five (51 share* *
stock issued to Lucy Sjtewnrt FebraB
ary 4, 1024, has been lost or sloattroyH
ed and after diligent search *ttJH
cannot be found, and that the ur9
dersigned will on the 25th day fl
February, 1030, apply to the said KiS
Wr prise Building Si Loan Aissostjatirm^H
for a duplicate of said certificate I
LIXtif STEWART
January 23, 1030.
thes* exceptional values listed here are only
^ ' - - :~'?ication of the many more, equal
attractive, whicfr await your
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DEL N5|i
MONTLX
FOOD SALE
PEACHES '-'O'ino Ns?.' 15c
FRUIT SALAD 1 SJ 45c
APRICOTS 55c
CHERRIES 'sr 37c *2#
PEACHES YS?cw X & 49c
Asparagus Tips 2r<?J<. c??>37c
BartEett Pears 3Sc
CHERRIES 2 4Sc
, FRUIT f
SALAD
Ca8n 38C
SPINACH 2 'g$Sc
ASPARAGUS TIPS ?cL29c
BUFFET SIZE FRUITS can lOc
S. O'CLOCK COFFEE ft Z7c
REP CIRCLE CoSfee Eb. _29c
BUTTER c fS T?b a. 43c
Grandmother^ Bread ^ 7c
A?:P Plain or Self Risinr
Flour 12 & 24 4? $1.?5
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SWIFTS JEWEL OR SCOOO
SHOR jf F-VlfHO $-l.Q3
frn E .-V Kin icn*s Re!i~' ! ?
w /'i jk*U ?& Armour-s'S-;- < ij. 2* ^ <?
Sv/ift ? rr? SALT
MEATS, Ribs 15c, Fat Basks 12'c, Butts 10c
v --\TiiiHiWirjnmw bum hi vwrvm irnm %?r?Ti?Tt? ? mmHOHB
BANANAS, 4 lbs. for 25c
Large Stalk CELERY for 10c
Iceburg LETTUCE, per large head 10c
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