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P..Me Bee ; Test* r-t f>e v . <-? : r. K r.g t *v?The. r Use* i- . \'a.ae. M- G. Pat tor.. K#--?haw; p- .- t- a-.: T.#-rt-iry Materia. < / -' :a dVi Gw TVrtry." M^ -J ' P. - *. ri r.ool; I>-v. i : r T-a - - ^ M -G" Lar.Ktu**.. M Pa :y ' r. 1 J:'J*-': M.-. P. - H H S r. P.A . . - - .?! - 1^. . Ga/r. P*" s - f PG- A j. j-r. Nan*-* N|a>or iH-k-gatr / :r. - G R.?hord- na a'' : M a y r * }'. I rj pj?v*<-. -: ' a rr. , ... . , *rj / /._ r - i ' ?i v** . *- jc n .O . - ..... . r.'a w* * * a . i- - t < * or,-f.f-- "'rr.-'.-r *.. t?? '< i i. K'xx. A.'/.jn-'j;, Ma-cn ' I J .i??r the a j/pi vc: * f t oe Vt~- at t ' r.jj? . !?a..a* %' -a?P'ran* * :? f r ;: "r.a* : - T:.".at 1 r. .a' i ar>>t rava.ry ' - >. To Start Paving On Route 26 Monday Tv H+;wr-g*r C?atar?rtMn t 'o?>a?y ?rt plains u> pw tr?> >* ft ?u hi nail#* from L?:ufjtr c? Monday *? corC.nw to Mr fcwole. *2per UkUndeat in charge of t/su project for this cvxpujr. Mr Roe* ins Una?u? tae for* p?r of the ?erk u> m?i.? ail nnr^e=w?U for tki* work AH ;ju axsiot of tit t *r**& u<i '>*b at Cayc* f it t*rt arte *J*e fUwe, aacd acad <o*Kreu u to arrive i*r* today Tfie *ort rli atari on tae farther cad of tse ?tx mile project. It * at tnoogfct that it* work wocld oot rt*r. amii later on this project *? after th* ??'ar pr*??ur? la applied to fills the state usually rtqairo* t-x we*ka of atidef before pavir.jf starts but in :L? car* per- ! mission >i< g.Ver. to start Monday. ' Tr.e water pressure was applied on ; the further- enc of the lower stretch j arbr>a? four week* age. On this end ' *.i \jm stretct the contractor* hav< 1 ?'u?t finifnesj prwru-e jetting. Th* fcA.*:r.tftr o ft ruction Com 1 7?737 ;j ani.ouf to complete this work : r. i^nraster county as more cpn- . t-w-.t? may be &v&..able when tfce ' r*" '* . nt.-^vts are .t; under the sixty- j h*.e s: lb-vis doliu- bond plaa, la j h.ghnay c.rcie-s ?t :? bei*ved thai w j -.a tr.e r.ew roa?: projects will '-*r ' .r. Apr.. u ? _*-?* i-ometking an:' happen- It is believed that t.'.c v instruct:', n of tr.e KershawI.a i-ter roa?:. tr.e center stretch on tne < nark>tt*-I-anca?ter r ad and' the tret - from La.n a>t*r '.<> the river or. Highway N 'j will be among the ' f.rst i r.tra t, b* let a.? Mr. Ben nawrjer na* :r>. iuued these projects in ? tno*-e a r..-. r. *.- .! be -on -tr acted first '. :ne state h.g.nway prog-arr.. Roads a-....h w.l) be among the first to bc c. r. ?tr> ted are ..**.*- i a- folcws. Ker?nau bounty. Hard surface a Wrt?--:. ' f tate R- ute "1>4 from Cam- i cer. *.. / !>: teurty line towards Bi*hopvt.le. pp-tx.mateiy nine miles n length. l-ar.-. a.-t*r County: Hard surface a - " , - ?.f state Ri.ute U from L&nca*> J ^ r.ester county line, approxi- ! r ate.y five mne-s :r. ei.gtn. Hard -u.-:a e a section o: state Route 21 j r...rt.n of Larv-aste- beginning at a pv.r.t -outh of Wax haw creek to a ;? *outh Twelve M:le Creek, ap- | u.-ox,rr.ateiy -:x rr::lei :n len-th. Hart | -urf.i e t -:e.t:cr. of state Route 2d || from I^a.v a-te- to Kershaw, approx.-ji u.atelw IT mile* ;.n ler gth. < he-terf.eld <V-unty: Hard -,r-| ' a "f L\ >. Route 1 f- m K- r-ha'x- county l.r.e to Patrick, ap-| p x.rr.ate!;. 2'.' mile* in length. Har-i . -.-fa - a"j^ectior. of Route Is fr ?m d"nerax Cr.e-terfieW. approximate > M2 t lei in length Soff surface i *ect: f stale R. cute 35 from Jef:er.-'-n *. ? Darlir.gvn cunty iir.e. app-ox.T ntesy 22 m.-es in length. Cra-j r.g i -ect;or. of J_". S. Route 1 trorr. Ibirvfi t" f r.eraw approxi-ra'.?-.% . 2 nin length.?La.ncaste V.- -.V. County Politics Open Up This Week T.tw Chr-r... L- th.- week arries t.e a nr. .n.err.ent of hher.ff J. H. M- Auditor B. F. Spar- .w and ' irty T:-a-ur*- S. ylie Hogue, i-R-r-g -?--nonf::nat:on at the hands 'l t.'.t vltfe ifi tlr?e { rtmsry tfrr? T""r All -.-.ree vf these 'fficers -'' strv.ng tr.e.r fi-.-t terrr.s a/id g the people of Kershaw .-t;. a iar.lt and efficient service, far a- Tne ' hronicle has been a -.e t - -.rn they will very likely go A tr. the announcement some i rr th- .tf that Probate Judge W. ! !. M I ' . -W'/uld not offer for re- ' * r - re have beer. -*.-ver.<l I .... p-obabie candidates to < - j '- ; . but ko far th?- onlv ^a." * a definite a? ur.ee-1 ' 1 ' \. Mo*eley H an'*-ars along ** *- th r-e ' ! I.t-txi. Sparrow an : ' ' ' 1j.cs of Injuries. died at a - t -n.r.g an h^.-* afte* ^.er by an aaium... *' e h:gh sch v 1 bu.ldw. .^i?.i t : . > ( . The i?tlie g-r; ' . j the head. A t'oro.- : - . v --rated Miss Franc s ' '.t' . :. :- from any blame in i t. n w.tn the accident. Tie .t *as -a.d. had run .r.to tht a j\ m- h.ie a- .k* started to dash t acf'.s* the "treet.?Tuesday s Flor i ?-nr?- Review. j Samuel Insoll. Jr., has retired from , the presidency of the Commonwealth i P-dison company of Chicago, doing . an annual business of $83,000,000, and ha? beer, succeeded by Edward I J. I>oyle. formerly InsaH's office boy. Old Saloon Better Says Editor Ball . Washington, Mar. 4, ? William Kitu Bait, of OarLeatoa, S. C-, edi* u-' of the S>?t and Coaridr of Um*. city. iHtifiwj at the How* J?4>civ; committee hearing today that ~na t;otai j>rofc:biUo? ?u *om thai. Um oid iak?o? a? it* worst.*" ' Ball satd :.v:t vu a distilling industry is each of '.he c^xiUet ia South Carolina and that more than su:?* had been raptured there cu-:tg oat, year. He said there were nu;-j case* of prohibition violations before the iut? cvoru aad that whisky could be procured throughout the state. There ?k eo commodity in the state, he asserted, ob which the price was so stabilised as the price of whisky. ladies and ger.tienrsen of Charleston., he *a>i. had been taught the tenrflU of corn liquor instead of the viae of the old days. "I come from a cocktail party [ country," be said, adding that it took ' tee gallon of doctored up <!orn to! serve about 100 people, where it used ! to require in the "decent days" about | f :v? or**'!* gallons of light wine. p,?. Let the Chronicle do jour JobPrinting. rut Greek Hmw Roll. . The following pupil* have nude 90 or above in scholastic attainment ao4 5#5 or abcoe on deportment: Grade 11.?Mary Laoey Blackmon, Thomas Taylor, William boon:. Grade 10 -Rebekah Catoe, Viola Morgan. Grade 9.?Ulie Mae Catoe, Rebecca Cooke, Lucy May Gardner, Lewis Horton. Grade K?Carl Black mon, Frances Dabney, Frances Gardner, Vivian Hilton. The high .school oratorical and exp-ession contest will J* held on Wednesday night, March 19th. The wiener cf the boys' ar.ti girls' contest will represent the high school in the con ten held in LukuUi on tight, ch 27th | Not EMMrtptf. The motorcycle was on ground and directly before ^ a fork in the road, with u> if* M to tell him which way to go. -Which way to Stumpvi!]*?* aaktd a dejected looking ( was leaning against a fence. The man waved his hard the Ifft* . ^ "Thanks," said the ? "How far is it?" a ' ^ "Tasnt far," was the" drawling piy, "When you get there yo*H , it a dam sight farther."?'% ly Scotsman. aYour Children's Education In pr ,r: i:r.'/ i'jT ine present r.ece*?itie.a and comfor* v' v'-jr c.O'iren dor? * f ^rx?rt the ntttiii oi the ' i fu'Jre. ) i>-j are a a ?j*e parent ?f. tvifl with AOfr.e ir. con*. *; t..efice, y o y&,? * a' e mvne\ f ^r the education o! I vour children. You owe it to them. i Loan and Savings Bank CAPITAL $100,000.00 | Iodine Products Stores I I I | Backed by people living in the State of South j i Carolina. A HOME owned organization in the truest sense of the word. You are always safe when buying i in our stores. Clean stores highest quality goods Lowest prices?100 per cent courtesy. Buy South Carolina products from South Carolina owned stores. Friday and Saturday March 7-8 ' COFFEE?Maxwell House 36c SUGAR, 1" ; :;r.d? 53c BUTTER?Brook held 391 2c COCOA ? Mothers, * p 9c I:. 1 :r " 14c 1: 2 i 24c I'L ' .* K t. Y ' PEAp _ : : - 27c BACON, R.I .. i: : . p* r ; 29c TURNIP GREENS, i. E N . J < 25c FLOUR ? Lucile, _1 :-K.85c - ; :i 45c SOAP ? Octagon, "> 22c GRITS, i ... .. . .. .- 10c i Meal, h -v.. < ,r . 10c SALT?International, A. pKjr*. 10c GINGE. R ALE. Shivar- p ; .< tax p.. 19c SALMON ? Argo Reds, 1 A a>ka IT :- 30c FAMILY JOY COFFEE, > < Packed, p.-r 1 34c WESSON OIL, Pints 25c Quarts 49c Visit Our Two Big Stores | 1028A Broad Street 549 DeKalb Street H. F. Evans, Manager T. C. Gladden, Manager FILLING STATION FOR RENT] We have for rent a Fink-Claa* Service Mtfttia* I equipped with an air compreator, etc. Good locate* in City of Camden. Residence on anme lot aUo 1 rent. Apply at ^ 1 CAROLINA MOTOR COMPANY Phone 210 Caindcii, S. c M C I ;H j t J { I EPS Merited Popularity Y Each day . . . year in and year out . . . more than jp J five million women cross the threshold of AAP Food Stores seeking their family food needs. I They knw that AAP Stores sell foods of known merit | and genuine goodness. Through experience they ban | [ j found that these good foods are exceedingly low-priced -1 (^HgaaaMHBHBaaawwwaaaBWBaBwweesssaeamnaaaawaMasawsaaeaaMwaasSBaima^nmMesmaBweBeaseBnaweMHaawsawnawsessi B BANANAS, four pounds for 25c | CELERY, large stalk .... .10c j Lettuce, No. 4's 10c; No. 5's 3 for 25c ; English PEAS, per pound 15c S CUCUMBERS, per pound ....*: 20c BEANS, per pound 17V;C | I Grandmother ,s_Breadp.^m^ 10c BUTTER? ?m. 41c MEAL and GRITS, loose 8 lbs. 25c PIE CHERRIES^ Nl2 30c QmajId^ BEANS ? 3 cans 25c CHEESE ? ? ib. 29c SUGAR Granulated 10 lbs. 55c I Evaporated Milk ^ J ? 25c RED CIRCLE COFFEE ? ft. 29c MAXWELL HOUSE Coffee lb. 39c NUCOA ? ?%??: ? it. 25c FLOUR ?Lf!s?__24 & 90c LARD Finest Compound 2 lbs. 25c Super Suds 3 pkgs 25c BRILLO?pkg. 10c BROOMS ^ 59c CHIPSO~pkg. 9c I IN OUR MEAT MARKETS Veal Chops lb. 30c Pigs Liver, 2 lbs 25c Pigs Feet 4 lbs. 25c Chuck Roast, lb 25c THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO.