The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 13, 1930, Image 6
Everybody U Invited to Share in I hi*
BIG CANNED
MEAT SALE
Here are Some Special Price#
That will Save You Heal Money
j LlffliY'S OR ARMOUR'S EXTRA GOOD
I Corned Beef can
LIBBY'S OR ARMOUR'S
I Potted Meats s"an 4/115f
I LIBBY'S delightful 1
I LunchTongwe
) liBbvs popuuvr.
Tripe rife -NcV j
I | LIBBY'S DAINTY?DELICIOUS (
I Vienna Sausage "?,3",r%5^
| LIBBY'S TENDER AND FINE
I Boned Chicken Ncan' 55^
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i | Libby's Cooked Brains '"can2 23*
I resedale Slice Dried Beef 'Jig- 23*
I Libby's Dried Beef 2/ASz 17* !
I Libby's Potted Meat L?A?E 9*
j Armour's Roast Beef cAN' ' 25*
I Libby's Veal Loaf "an 21*
j | In fact, you will find a full assortment of the
J best canned meats, and at prices you can afford
to pay. I
| OTHER BIG FEATURES
| | TELLAM'S CHOICE
I Peanut Butter llj*
I Morton's Salt 26 ?puknqce 7;*
I Tllfe VERY BEST r
I American Cheese q. is*
I VALUES IN SYRUP
I Piney Woods Syrup
j I 100 Per Cent P"re Georgia Cane
i | NO. 1 </2 CAN NO. 5 CAN
I 13^ 47*
I That Good Bonita
I Georgia Cane Flavor '
| NO 1 CAN NC\. H2 CAN NO. 5 CAN NO. 10 CAN
I 9* 12* 41* 78*
I Plow-Boy Syrup
A Good, Palatable Syrup j
: I NO. 11 2 CAN NO. 5 CAN j NO 10 CAN
I lO* 34* I 61*
I Fresh Beans, 4 lbs. for 25c
I Fresh Cucumbers, 6 lbs. for .... 25c
I Fresh Squash, per lb 5c
I Fresh Cabbage, per lb 5c
| Lettuce, per head 10c
I Tomatoes, 2 lbs. for 25c
FLCSJR PRIOff STILL LOW
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No. 37 or Palmetto
(SELF-RISING) (PLAIN) ;
Here are two grades equal to the generally accepted
High Grades in many other flours?yet
you pay much less.
12LB- /4A^!24~LB APV4H48-LB. $<*81
S\-'. ^ I SACK 97* I SACK A If
you want the very highest grade milled in
America?yet at a low pr.ee use
Flo-Rosa seVrising I
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Evidence or Circus
j (PLAIN) (SELF-RISING)
Very L ov/ TVc L'. *!; Gcod Flour
SACK 39^ | SACK 77^ I SACK
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Nobody's Business
Written for The Chronicle by Gee
McCee, Copyright, 1928.
Mike is Mad
fiat rock, ?. C? june JO, 1930
deer mr. editor:?
i want you to stop my paper at
once and i will try to pay you the
back due* on same this coming negt
fall. i don't want to be ketched
reading yore paper no more ainco
you had that parry gralf in it !a?t
Sunday about me being in the ford
which had a wreck with u telly gram
post.
who ever sed i wux in that crowd
that hit tho sed post has done so
with malHa afore thought and for the
soul purpose of hurting my political
record which is an open book and i
never saw that ford ami them fellers
befoar till i rode up behind them and
pulled that woman out from under
the rare axel.
and i wunt you to understand that
i was not a hugging of her when the
sheriff come up. i was only holding
her in my arms >o's she could get her
breth better as i he radium rod drove
her chist in about 3 inches and a
grease cup lodged in her clothes
which i found and i was only doing
my duty in the first aid which 1
learnt enduring the war at a swimming
hole.
und furthermore, i never took her
home as )ou stated, but carried her
till her daddy met us and put he^ in
his ford which he could ^toc got t?tatyL?d
again and then hiny and her bad
to get Tmck in mine, and ride till i
got out of gass which was might
nigh 2 miles from her home where
the amberlance come and got her, but
^hc was all light the next day.
it looks like you all would try to
print the truth some time, i picked
up the quart of licker, but never
k^ched it except laid it in the boys
rarNupJJer the scat to keep it from
spilling out all over everything, and
he was not my cu/.zin as you state,
hut belonged to a nuther set of
("larks wlio was allso raised in
georgy.
?pd i want you to understand that
they was not (lodging'me when he
hit the telly gram post in question,
as i was going the same way they
was trying to go hut they wobbled
so, that is why the driver lost control
of himself and had the wreck,but my
wife believes every word you had in
thut paper and after saying about 5,000,00
u'ords to me that night, she
ain't spoken to me since.
if you don't understand this letter,
rite or foam me and i will come up
and straighten you out ansoforth.
yores trulie,
mike iClark, rfd
Lost And Found
flat rock, s. ., june the 12, 1930.
mr. a. t. attrick, attorney,
new york City,
deer sir:
i notis you have an add in the
paper asking for the hairs of the
late jhon Clark, farmerly of delly
ware, but who it seems dide with
intestate, in yore town while under
the influence of a doctor in the hoss
pittol without anny clues ansoforth
and left about 10,000$ to his kinfolks
if they can be found.
i don't want to push myself on you.
but i expect i am one of the closest
hairs he had at the time he passed
out, but i have no papers to prove
same as they got burnt up when my
house was burnt by fire not long ago
and distroyed all the stuff we had
including his pitcher and a letter
from him telling me that i would be
well off when he ,dide and he allso
sed he was feeling had then.
q
so you can go ahead and sell whatever
he had and send me the monnev
after reducting whatever yore fees
would he if i was there on the ground
to stand up for my rights, i remember
uncle jhon well as me and
him was close friends befoar he went
north, i don't know what bizness he
got into up there but as he was real
.-mart and could hold his own with
the yankees, ansoforth, no doubt he
dabbled in wall street and made the
monney thut he had on his hands
when he dide.
i -uspose his remains have alreddy
been berried up there, of course it
i- too late to have them fetched down
here, hut if you think host, you can
take him up aid fetch him' and all
the monney down here ami i will give
you a reseat for them and then you
can iro hack, i notis that you sed in
yore add that all hairs would haftor
identify them-elves befoar any money
i> pa d ou'. so the followoring
i- my -p* : at.ons, to wit:
hile. . - wait. 172 lb. musht
ash. y c -. dor of eyes, right blue
left h-oAv, ,?:,)r of hair if any,
black. -.. < of -hoes, left 9. right
11. f underwear, if any, none,
condition of teeth, gone, waist measure.
3 1. hu-t measure, 29. nose,
hroak -pevial deformities; right arm
longer than left opner count caught
in gin ami .-napped, limps a little
on left leg onner count fell off mule
in 1 k and 92. complexion, sunburnt
onner count working too hard in field.
Dangerous Business
Our stomach and digestive systems
are lined with membrane which is
delicate, sensitive and easily ifijured.
I? is dangerous business, then, to use
ntediv ine- containing harsh drugs,
salts or minerals, when we are constipated
In addition to the possibility
of injuring the linings of our digestive
system, these medicines give
only temporary relief and may prove
habit forming. The safe way to relieve
constipation is with Herbine
the cathartic that is made from herbs
and acts in the way nature intended
You can get Herbine at DeKalb Phar
| maoy, Camden, S. C.
rite or foam if you need anny further
inflamation, but if you want to
wind up uncle jhon'a estate at once,
just send me my monney by mail,
no check, and take yore add out of
the paper to day a? you have found
the feller you need.
yores trulie
mike Clark, rfd.
AMERICANS AT 1M.A Y
They Cse 50 Million Dollars' Worth
of Sporting Coods Yearly
The American people are learning j
how to play. They are leariiing the
value of i>lay, not of golf only, but of
many varied kinds of recreation. It is
a sign of maturity, or at least of
giowCh. The pioneers played little
and crudely. They had little time for
sport and few facilities. But the Nation,
grown up and grown prosperous,
makes life more congenial.
The value of manufactures of
sporting goods in this country this
year will approach f>0 million dollars,
l.ast year American golfers used imported
go It balls to the number of
2,6411,00 and valued at $1,043,000, and
the domestic "pills" far outnumbered
the. imported varieties. And the
golfers are not the only sports people
to spend money. There is a constantly
mounting trade in pleasure I
boats and camping outfits and fish- '
itig and hunting equipment and sport
clothes and sport cars and thousands
of other things designed to add to
the pleasure of leisure hours. A
There is u prosperous business side
to the allurements of the good old
summer time. -Detroit News.
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Stays Home 28 Years?In Court
Conway.?Brought into court for
possession of wine, Isaac P. Stroud,
'57, admitted- he had never before
been in Conway, the county seat, and
that he had not left home in 28 years.
Horry Ship# "Cukes"
Conway.?The-first carload of i
ry county cucumbers has been ship. 9,
ped, the purchaser being ? Bro<% ,
concern. There are 260 acres plttj- 'i
ed in cucumbers in the county. !
B SPECIAL EXCURSION ?]
asheville, n. c. la
ACCOUNT \ IK
Rhododendron Festival I,
TUESDAY, JUNE 17th " Is
(ou
Round Trip rare#:? < \ >leCAMDEN
$4.80 ??
Kerthaw 4.25
Lancaster '.a 4.Q0 drj
Proportionately low fares from intermediate point*. }?!
Excursion tickets sold for all trains, except Crescent Hth*
Limited, Nos. 37 and 38, Tuesday, June 17th, Final Hch
return limit midnight June 21st.
See the mountains in their floral splendor. Many ^Bto<
special and attractive features account Rlhododendron ' |Sj
Festival Wepk. ^|
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM K
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SERVING MANY Businesses I
Experience of large fleet caU I
the unusual reliability and economy I
of the new Ford || I
A SIGNIFICANT TRIBUTE to the value of
L the new Ford is found in its increasing
use by Federal, state and city governments
and by large industrial companies
which keep careful day-by-day cost
records. In most instances, the Ford has
been chosen only after exhaustive tests
of every factor that contributes to good
performance??speed, power, safety, comfort,
low cost of operation and up-keep,
reliability and long life.
Prominent among the companies using
the. Ford are the Associated Companies
of the Bell System, Armour and Company,
The Borden Company, Continental
Baking Corporation, Firestone Tire and
Rubber Company, General Electric Company,
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company,
Kellogg Company, Knickerbocker
Ice Company, Morton Salt Company,
Pillsbury Flour Mills Company, The
Procter and Gamble Company, and
Swift & Company.
Each of these companies uses a large
number of Ford cars and trucks. The
Associated Companies of the Bell System
use more than eight thousand.
Modern business moves at a fast pace
and it needs the Ford. Daily, in countless
ways and places, it helps to speed
the production and delivery of the
world's goods and extend the useful service
of men and companies.
Constant, steady operation over many
thousands of miles emphasizes the advantages
of the sound design of the Ford
car, its high quality of materials, and
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unusual accuracy in manvifacturiiif. .
Beneath its graceful lines and beautiful
colors there is a high degree of mfr I
chanical excellence.
An example of the value built into the j
Ford is the use of more than twenty ball
and roller bearings. They are hidden !
within the car and you may never see 1
them. Yet they play an important part jl
in satisfactory, economical performance. J
Their function is similar to the jewels of j
a fine watch. H
Throughout the Ford chassis, a ball j
or roller bearing is used at every place j
where it is needed to reduce friction I
and wear and give smooth, reliable mo
chanical operation.
At many points, as on the transmission |
counter-shaft, clutch release, fan and j
pump shaft, and front drive shaft, these
ball and roller bearings are used where
less costly types of bearings might be
considered adequate. -I
Additional instances of the high
quality built into the Ford are the extensive
use of steel forgings, fully
enclosed four-wheel brakes, Rustless
Steel, four Houdaille double-acting hydraulic
shock absorbers, aluminum pistons,
chrome silicon alloy valves, ..i
torque-tube drive, three-quarter floating
rear axle, and the Triplex shatter-proof glass
windshield. j
The Ford policy has always been to
use the best possible material for each
part and then, through large production,
give it to the public at low cost.
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XEW I.OW FORD PRICES
SiAndrrd Coupe ... $495
Sport Coupe $525
l>r I'Uxe Coupe
545
I uclor Srdan #?#? $495
Ihrcr.window Fordor Sedan $60$ >.
I*r luxr Sedan $$40
Town Srdan $$$$
I abrtolet $$25 ..Jj
Roadster . . . ^ # % . $455
Phaeton . , # ,
rtek.up n?.fd Cab
Model A Chaail* J
Model AA Track Qic^'.t, 111 Vi>laeb ^
wheel baie ,,,,,,,, $51*
Model AA Truck Chaeala, 157-lneh ?
wheel bate ........
$555
Model AA Panel D*Uv?rjr v $75$
All prion f. o. h. n+trolt, plmt freight ***
delivery. Bumper* and a par a tire e*tr? ? ^
law roil '
Pnl?ntmI C.rrdtt Company plan / time
pmymentt of erg another Ford economy
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