The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 23, 1930, Image 6
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day, and check# Malaria in three day#
666 also in Liquid.
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EYES EXAMINED
and Glasses Fitted
THE HOFFER COMPANY
1 Jewelers and Optometrists
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NO-MO-KORN
FOR CORNS AND CALLOUSES
Made in Camden And For Hale Mjr
Dekalb Pharmacy?I'houe 05
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I)r. II. M. Padgett
CHIROPRACTOR
Second Floor of Fashion Shop
Building
OfTice hours; 8 to 0 p. m., 'l uesday,
Thursday and Saturday of
! each week.
9 DeKAI.B COUNCIL No 88
Junior Order IJ. A. M.
\j|T Regular couneil first and
' ^ third Mondays of each
*ionth at 8 p.m Visiting Brethren
are welcomed. HKYWARD SMITH,
L. H. JONES, Councillor.
Recording iiecty.
CARTER'S SHOE SHOP '
027 South Broad Street j
1 Let us rebuild your worn down
Shoes. Complete shoe repair equipment.
1 The Standard Hydraulic
Presser Cementing
Machine
No Nails. No Stitches. No more
tight, stiff Shoes.
Finished with appotfcfcnce of new
All Work Guaranteed.
H. C. CARTER, Proprietor
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? KERSIJAW LODGE No. 20
- A. E. M.
Regular communication of
X\/0\this lodge is held on the
oV s first Tuesday in each month
at 8 p.m Visiting Brethren are welcomed.
S. W. HOG I' I'..
J. E. ROSS, Worshipful Mas tor.
Secretary. 1-14-27-tf
T. B. BRUCE
Veterinarian
Day Rhone 30?Night Rhone 114
CAMDEN, 3. C.
Automobile
Repairing
We are now prepared
to do till kinds of automobile
repairing. Good
workmanship and moderate
prices.
DEMPSTER'S
GARAGE
Formerly Little's Garage
ELECTROL OIL
BURNER
SALES AND SERVICE
PHONE 546
E. G. BURKE
Plumbing and Heating
REPAIR WORK AT
REASONABLE PRICES
Corner PeKalb and Fair Streets
ROUT. W.MITCH AM
Architect
Crocker Building,
Camden, S. C.
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Torn?li?f? KiH Many.
Little I Cork. Ark., May IK.--A tor- |
! nado striking )n east Arkansas early
: today, killed at leust HJ persons, all 1
niarroes, and injured perhaps a hundred,
while flood waters sweat over a
vast area m Southwest Arkansas, |
making hundreds homeless .n the oil
i fields section and musing huge property
damage,
j The tornado fatalities were in the
I town of Flume, near Helena, and on
I the levee-enclosed Lamhrnok plants-'
tion. owned by Gerard B. L'filbert, a
St I.mils drug manufa* tui > <. Kleven
aegioes were killed on th< I.ambraok
plantation, on which virtually all J
' buildings were demolished; two were
, k.l'e<I at Flaine; two were killed on
( the Howe brothers rice farm, two.
, miles west of Wabash; and one on a
plantation between the rice farm arid
Flaine.
Farm Journals Merge
Atlanta, (ia . May 17. Merger^ofl
j the Southern Ktnaii.-t company of!
Atlanta, and The Progressive Farmer |
i company of Birmingham, Ala., pub
' lisher- of two of the leading farm !
, paper.i ui lite ;uuth, wa'* aririour ed
here today; by officials of the two
: companies The 11 unsaid ion wa- -aid j
I to involve about $2,500,(KM).
The consolidation will Ix-'ome ef- j
J fei tive September I, under the name
j of the I'rogreii.-.ive Farmei KuralLt
j company, with more than one million
(circulation for tiie coinli.m ii papers.
; Headquarters arid publication offices
j will be maintained at Atlanta and
. Birmingham, and permanent divisionJul
offices at Raleigh, I >:i 11 a ^, MemI
phis ami Louisville.
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CKNSIS Fit; LICKS
j ( ensus figure- for town- in this
j vicinity for 1930 and I 920 are as
follows:
1930 1 920
Lock Hill 11 ,-Jl 1 K,Ktt9
York 2.K2f> 2.7:', 1
Ke<l River Ohf?
(lover 1 1 1 1.00K
Hickory Grove .. .. 31m 301 I
Sharon 322 <119
Kdgmoor l.V.f 122
MeConnellsville . . 270 217
Lancaster . 3.7)11 3.032
('hester ... 5.1 lit 5,557
Camden .5,1 12 3,930
Kershaw . i 1.120 1,022
Heath Springs . . 520 505
Fort Mill 2.112 1,9 10
V DAD'S DRRAM
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(A Message from Home Si k Dr. G.
M Ferguson, from ('ha: lotto
to His Family in Toronto
Canada)
j A I <i: :n retrospection. dreaming of;
my little boys,
1 Tbeic . .-.tries a misty vision of their
little broken toys;
Around the home, upon the lawn and
in the basement too
I still can see ?hrm scattered just
j a- children always do.
*
I
j A Teddy hete. a wagon there and
marbles on the tloor;
A monkey with its e^es poked out,
a drurw hung on the dour;
i A gun that used to shoot a cork and
other thing- like that.
J Hallo..ns, some funny whistles and
j . paws last banquet hat.
There'- bat- and balls and sailing
boats rig!:' from the Wool worth
store.
Tops and sti ngs and f1im-\ things
that child?? a buy galore;
A b ke that -queaks from need of
. grease whh it a tulles i>ff, nuts all
loose.
Waiting for a daddy's wrench to
1 tighten up and put in use.
I
A kite that came from old Japan, a
tier man fire reel,
A scooter which is quite too small
f,.r bigger kids to wheel;
Some broken horns that maw brought
home the night she staid oul
late.
A tins -hovel, rake and hoe al
hanging on the gate.
A candy b?\ with nothing in, sonu
buttons on a string,
A music be\ that squeaks a bit
like Winnie used to sing;
Another box - poor broken Jack witl
spring gone from his head,
"" I A mess of broken everything pour
"t \ ed out upon the bed.
A million toys all broken up whicl
makes them l>ette: yet
i 'Cau-e little boys love broken toy:
such things one can't forget.
So, 1 -it m retrospection dreaming 0
my little boys
Now I'd like to keep them litth
loading with thei- broken toys.
?Chiiil"'. : < Observer
Relief From Curse
of Constipatioi
A Battle Creek phv-uian say
"t oiistipation is respon-ibio f-r m
nu.-ciy than any other cause."
Hut immediate relief lias hoi
? fount!. A tablet called Hex ill Orde
he- has been discovered. This tab
attracts water from the system in
J , the lazy. dry. evacuating ho wo 11 calh
the colon. The water loosens tl
dry food waste and causes a gcntl
thorough, natural movement vritho
forming a habit or ever increasit
the dose.
Stop suffering from constipatio
Chew a Rexall Orderlie at nigl
Next day bright. Get 24 for 2
today at the nearest Rexall Dri
Store.?Zemp & DePass and DeKa
?^ Pharmacy.
Hut They Aren't Ha4i*fie<J
With federal pri*on* full and runin
UK over, Attorney General Mitchell
would ?n iii to be quite logical in urg.
?ng thai pitjxon accommodations bo
considerably expanded before any
more a< u of citizen* are made
"crime*" b> federal law.
Hut there are senator* right now
doing, their be*t t?? get a federal law
passed making the purchase of liquor
a "crime," and, indeed, if we mistake
not, General Mitched'* own department
is at this moment endeavoring
| to have the Supreme court declare
that such acts are "criminal," despite
ruling* by the circuit court*
that they aren't,
If there congressmen gain their
objective*, or Mr. Mitchell gains his
in a Supreme court ruling, what arc
they going to do about jail*, we wonder?
If the federal prison population
ha* already increased by 6,277
;ri the la>t nine month*, largely on aceount
<>f prohibition conviction*, what'
are they going to do with all the
millions of citizens who would become
"criminals" because of having
bought liquor?
If there i> t?? be icriuUh effort to
enforce such an anti-purchase law,
in event u is achieved, the government
would seem to Ik* in for a gi- '
gantic task of building new jails that
might compare in proportions with j
the digging <>f the Pun.ima Canal. If j
there isn't going to be any serious ;
effort to enforce such a law, how do
its proponents think the country will
be- benefitted, we wonder, by passing
another law, which will be regarded ,
with contempt by a large proportion
of the citizenship?
Of course General Mitchell can't
Ih- held responsible for what the congressmen
may want to do, hut so far
i as concerns hi- own department, one :
wonders, in view of his remarks, if.
j it wouldn't be logical for him to at
| least recommend that the government j
would do well to be satisfied with ,
the circuit court's ruling in that mat- j
tor of liquor purchases.?Greenville
News.
Byrnes To Run For Senate
Spartanburg, S. (\, May 17.
James F. Byrnes has announced his j
candidacy for the United States sen- '
ate seat now held by Senator Cole j
L. Bleasc. j
Mr. Byrnes was a resident of Aiken 1
while in congress and moved here
several years ago. He was a candidate
again-t Senator Blease in 192-1
and lost tlie nomination by only 2,00D
votes. Ho is connected with the
law firm of Nicolls, Wythe and
Byrnes here,
j Solicitor Leon W. Harris of Anj
dor-on :> .il.-o a candidate against
, Senator Blease.
{ A survey made by the New York
[Telegram of 93 new-papers scattered
j over the United States, shows 74 of
j the papers opposed to the present
tariff bill and 10 favorable to it.
Over a Billion Deadly Germs
in a Single Drop of Water
Germs are so small that there may
j be as .many as one billion, seven hun1
dred million of them in ii drop of
water. And just a few of these liny
germs, if they get into your blood
through a cut in your skin, may make
vou so sick you will be in bed for
weeks?may cause the loss of a limb
'through blood poisoning?may even
i infect you with that most dreadful
j end fatal of diseases, lockjaw,
j Just because you can see no dirt
j in a cut does not mean that it is
' i c.t an. You cannot see germs. The
only safe and sane thing to do, is
I to thoroughly wash every cut, no
matter how small, with Liquid Bor.
ozone, to kill the germs, and then
dust it with Borozone Powder, to
hasten the healing. Liquid Borozone
' cost- .40 cents, t>0 cents, $1.20 and
$ I.fui; Borozone Powder, 30 cents and
60 cents, and car. be had at DeKalb
- j Pharmacy, Camden, S. C,
WI NTH HOP COLLEGE
n | SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION
j The examination for the award of
i vacant Sch. .rships in Winthrop College
and f. admission of new students
will held at every County
Court Hou-e n the State on Friday
1 :.Iu!\ 1. and Saturday, July 5 at 9 a
m. Thi- v.iiii.1 ation "will be hole
j whither t i iiv vacant Scholar
,-h;j - a- vacancies may occui
"" ' at*', r the evatn nation. Applicant;
i u-t b? 1. >- than sixteen year:
age When larships arc va
ft af.t r J.;.\ they will be award
-1 t" th- -< irak re the highest aver
age at th. - examination, providing
v !'.? > a...; :h, ...r.litions govorninj
,n 'tie aw .,i,i. Ail who wish Scholar
r- i - - a d a'.tii.d the examinatioi
et whether tn.iii .. < vacancies rcporte.
n> : Ap; 1 a av.t< for Scholarship
le -hoa.d write to P-esident Kinard be
lo. lore the examination for Soholarshi
ut blanks.
Scholarship* arc worth $ 100 an*
n. j tree tuition. For further informatio
it. and catalogue, also for informatio
concerning Summer School, addres
Jh ^res'^ent J P. Kinard, Rock Hil
j South Carolina.
Gee McGee Pays
Radio License
(ic? Mi Gee has paid his radio tax
under a humorous protest according
to the following letter:
Anderson, S. C., May 14, libit).
South Carolina Tax Commission,
Columbia, S. (\
Gentlemen:
My check for $2.00 is enclosed. I he ,
purpose of this check is to pay the :
tax ?>n my static producer. 1 first ;
thought of shipping you the radio, I
the railroad agent wanted to j
charge me $2.10 for hauling it to j
Columbia, so you see I am saving a
dime hy making a cash settlement .
with you. I
I feel constrained to enter a protest
in connection with how this money
should be spent. I do not think it
exactly fair to let the T. B. hospital (
have all of it. At least 25 per cent |
of this revenue should be turned over ^
to or'committee and a fund created;
to be known as the "Toy Fund of j
the General Ass-dBembly," and the
said committee will provide toys every
year from now on for the legislature
to play with while in Colum-1
bin. Rocking horses, and dolls and |
squirt guns ought to be presided for,
the older members of the legislature,
but don't buy tinker toys for the :
younger boys....as a tinker toy rcquires
a bit of intelligence to prove ,
its merit, so don't waste any of this (
money.
It might be well to provide several i
play-houses in the building, and by
all means, permit the lobby to be
used as a place for leap-frog and
hop-scotch. Some of the boys should
In- given baby rattlers and possibly |
a few nursing bottles woi^d be con- !
sidered standard equipment for the !
house.
No, sir ree: Use some of this money
for the benefit and entertainment
of the folks who thought of the plan.
It is a wonderful and thoughtful !
scheme. Why they don't include
false teeth and electric churns is
more than I can fathom.
Yours for 2 months,
Gee McGee.
Herbert to Run
Columbia, May 15.?R. Beverley
Herbert, member of the House of
Representatives from Richland county.
today definitely announced his
candidacy for governor of South
Carolina.
n
mi now
is the time for
CHILE AN
NITRATE
DON'T take any chances with this yeat's
crops. Side-dress them with Chilean
Nitrate of Soda?the world's only natural
nitrate fertilizer. With prices and conditions
as they are, it is more important than ever
to make every acre produce to the very limit.
Chilean Nitrate increases yield and quality.
Brings late planted crops into quick
maturity. It is the "make-sure" food for
every crop yoq grow.
On cotton crops, 1,007 supervised demonstrations
showed a return of $5.70 for every
dollar invested in Chilean Nitrate. On corn,
526 demonstrations showed that every
dollar brought back $3AO.
WHERE
TO BUY
Chilean
Nitrate of Soda
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU
810 Carolina Life Bldg., Columbia, S. C.
Order Aotr ,
We can supply your side-dressing
requirements. But don't wait too long.
Get your order in at once to make
sure of a paying crop.
Wo recommend avid sell
Chilean Nitrate of Soda
Charles A. Manship, Hartsville, S. C.
H. B. Stokes, Bethune, S. C.
J. H. Burns, Camden, S. C.
C. V. Galloway, Rt. 1, Camden, S. C.
W. R. Hough, Camden, S. C.
F. M. Wooten, Camden, S. C.
Catoe Brothers, Kershaw, S. C.
Kershaw Oil Mill, Kershaw, S. C.
Threatt Carson Co., Kershaw, S. C.
E. W. Young Co., Kershaw, S. C.
J. L. Young Co., Kershaw, S. C.
J. L. & X. P. Gettys, LugofT, S. C.
L. I. Guion, LugofT, S. C.
"A Compensating Balance"
PERHAPS you have not thought of it in just this way, but the
use of part of the money you keep in bank is the only pay your Bank
gets for accepting your deposits, cashing your checks and other
services.
A LARGER BALANCE?a growing balance not only places you
in a stronger financial position, but is the pay your Bank receives, and
which enables it to continue at your service.
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The First National BankCamden,
South Carolina