The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 14, 1930, Image 2
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Iodine Products Store 1
549 DeKALU STREET j
Specials Friday and Saturday I
NOVEMBER 14, 15 I
FLOUR, "Lucile," 24-pound bag 80c J |
MEAL, Fresh Water Ground, per peck 40c J j
SUGAR, per pound , 5c I
RICE, "Blue Rose,". 5 pounds for 25c j
LARD, Compound, 8-pound pail 95c I
CHEESE, Full Cream, per pound 25c
MACARONI, "Skinner's," 2 for 15c I
TOMATOES, No. 2 Cans, 3 for .-.4 25c j
SALMON, Tall Cans, 2 for 25c | j
DIME BRAND MILK, 2 for 25c
MATCHES, 5c Boxes, 3 for ; 10c - SALT,
10-pound Bags, each 20c
WESSON OIL, pints 25c
WESSON OIL, quarts . 4 ' 49c
SOAP, "Octagon,". 5c Size, 6 for 23c
SOAP, "Palmolive," 4 for 29c
FRESH STRING BEANS, per pound * .. 12V2c
FRESH BUNCHED CARROTS, each 10c
FRESH CAULIFLOWER, per pound 15c
CELERY, Large Stalk, each ,.... 10c
LETTUCE, Large Hard Heads 12y2c
Complete Line Fruit Cake Ingredients
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Fresh Shipment Dreher's Pork Sausage
CALL US: WE DELIVER?PHONE 282
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IODINE PRODUCTS STORE
549 DeKalb Street T. C. Gladden, Manager
Two Murderers
Are Electrocuted\
Raleigh, N. Nov. 7.?Will Sloan ^
and Willie Massey, negroes, confess- 1
ed double slayers, were eleetrocuted
at state's prison here today.
Sloan was eonvieted of murdering:
a ncL'ni woman and was the confessed
slayer of Mrs. Klsa Marshall, 24,
of (ireenburtfh, N'. Y. I
Massey, who was convicted of killing
his sister and her husband .in
Durham county, was the first of thu
t\v?? to die. Massey admitted killing
the two, but claimed it was in selfdefense.
He owed his sister $10 in
board money and the double slaying
followed a quarrel about payment of
the sum.
Sloan admitted his nuill of the
Person county crime several weeks
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after confessing that he "accidentally"
killed Mrs. Marshall. Today,
just before he went to the chair,
Sloan admitted criminally attacking
Mrs. Marshall and then murdering
her.
The crime was described by Westchester,
N. V., officers who came
here two months ago to take Sloan's
confession as one of the most brutal
i/iurders in their county in years.
Sloan's home, he said, was in Columbia,
S. C.
He was tried and acquitted there
Hi years ago on a charge of murder.
He was suspected of the murder
of Rev. F. Frank Ix'e. of Ihi'ham
early this year and also was
believed to have been implicated in
the killing of a Washington. I). C.,
p? lueiuan sometime ago. He had
served prison sentences in South
Carolina and New York.
? Two?t?p?Pot?Disbarment
Columbia, Nov.' JO.?The Soutn
Carolina supreme court today took
under advisement the cases of two
attorneys charged with unprofessional
conduct.
I.. 1>. Jennings, former mayor of
Sumter and one time,.caadicRite for
Democratic nomination for United
States >enator; and K. J. Green. of
Newberry, are the attorneys.
Hoth filed returns to the rule that
they -how cause why they should not
be disbarred and the court took their
i a-es f.ir consideration. Five
specific- charges are filed
against Jennings. These are followed
with this general charge:
"(ienerally (a): Mr. Jennings commingled
trust funds with his private
funds; (hi he paid interest to his
clients on funds entrusted to him for
investment whether or not such funds
had l>een invested, thus taking an
unfair advantage of other members
of his bar."
Green also was charged with "unprofessional
conduct."
TAX NOTICE
TRKASCRKRS OKKICK
CAMDEN. S. (\
September 2b. I'.t.'U)
N'dtii'f i> hereby given that all (
State. County ami School taxes for j
the year P.?.'H> shall he due and pay- i
able between October Is? and Decern- j
bei- olst, P.'HO. Any information J
wi'h reference to taxes- w::| he chccr- j
fully furnished upon application.
When making irnpiiry please state ,
Sehoui District or Township.
Vers ! e>pect fully. .
S. \Y. lit HICK. Treasurer
Ker-haw County, S. C. I
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j7A White SaYou i
Have An Automobile, ,
Keep Rat-Snap."
' If 1 knew about RAT-SNAP last j
Winter, would have saved $120. My!
car was in the parage for a few j
weeks during the bad weather; when.
1 went to take it out. found that rats 1
had eaten great holes in two new ,
tires. (Jot them later with RAT- '
SNAP." Three sizes. 3be. 05c. $1.25, 1
Sold and guaranteed by Zemp & I>e- !
Pass, Drugjriats. Camden, S. ('., and 1
Bethune Hardware Co., Camden, S.
C.
City Tax Notice |
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A PENAL- |
TY OF SEVEN (7) PER CENT WILL BE ADDED ON
ALL 1929 CITY TAXES REMAINING UNPAID
AFTER DECEMBER 1. PAY YOUR TAXES BEft
FORE THAT DATE AND AVOID THIS PENALTY.
City Council of Camden, S. C.
J. C. BOYKIN, Clerk and Treasurer
Associated Charities
Report for October
The following i* the^ statement of
the Associated Charities of Camden
and Kershaw county for the month
of October, < 11>30, as compiled by
W. H. Harris, treasurer:
Ha la nee from last month .. $1,835.15
Receipts this month 712.95
Total $2,548.10
Paid Out I
General Charity
I^amoy's Grocery, groceries .. $16.73
li. CV Christmas, groceries .... 1.96
Sowell's Drug Store 2.10
Huddih'? Book Store 4.04
Camden Chronicle 1.00
Lamoy's Grocery, groceries .. 11.85
Mcleod-Rush Co., groceries .... 1,60
I.amoy's Grocery, groceries .... 7,15
I.amoy's Grocery, groceries . ..'. 3.20
Lamoy's Grocery, groceries .... 7.94
Johnson Crews Co., clothing .. 16.41
I.amoy's Grocery, groceries .. 15.77
Incidentals 5.00
Transferred to Children's Home
account 15.00
Fidelity B. & L. dues Oct 9.34
Fidelity B. & L. dues Nov 9.34
Total $128.27
Children's Home Current
Water & Light, September . . $ 2.48
Home Furnishing Ca> 3.75
J. L. Mimnaugh Co., clothing . . 2.21
Ithume Bros., feed 2.65
Iodine Store, groceries 43.72
Incidentals 3.00
Labor 5.00
Hell Telephone Co 2.20
W. A. Anderson, meat 2.35
Incidentals . . . .. 1.35
Miss Alma Burgess, Rhode Island
chicks 25.00 i
Mr. Miles, Rhode Island chicks,. 9.90
Mrs. Nero Reed, milk 4.20
Children's shoes 5.55
Incidentals 1.00 !
Mrs.* Hendrix, Rhode Island
chickens 10.0o
W. A. Anderson, meat 2.40
Mrs. Nero Reed, milk 3.60
Ithame Bros., feed 7.35
Mrs. W. R. Hendrix, salary Oct. 20.00
Total $157.7!
Children's Home Building Account ,
Southern States Supply Co.,
plumbing material $81.2"
Belk Lumber Co 14.9s!
Win. Atkins, lumber 64.42 '
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Texas Co., roofing 39.201
| Guy Lumber C<> 78.96 j
| MaCkcy Merc. Co., hardware . . 14'.45
Kirk land Trotter, postage .... 7.50
Rritchard Paint & Glass Co.,
paints 5 45.11
Labor, pay roll 64.15
1 Burns <& Barrett 27.10
Southern States Supply Co.,
plumbing 41.00
Guy Lumber Co 88.78
I Labor, pay roll 120.00
I Texas Co., roofing 41.65
: Burns & Barrett 31.51
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I Belk Lumber Co 17.94
Mac key Mor.?C++.? ?1 1.64
G. A. Partin, electrical work . . 20.00
Wm. Atkins, lumber 5.50
Guy Lumber Co .. 51.17
Southern States Supply Co. . . 4.30
Labor, pay roll 128.11
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Total $998.67
Paid on mortgage. Fidelity
Building Loan Asso. . . $300.00
Grand "Total $1,584.65
Balance $963.46
Circus Truck Wrecked
One of the largest trucks of the
i Downie Brothers' circus turned over
j just below the fair grounds, where
' the detour connects with highway 26,
and the magnificent white show
: horse which was admired by many in
the ring, suffered a broken hip, causing
the show men to call Policeman
James Gardner, who killed the an5nial.
The truck was rounding the
detour sign when the slippery roads
caused it to slide off the sharp embankment.
This horse was a remarkably
intelligent animal, and was
caret! for affectionately by the show
people. With tears in his eyes the
I show man told Mr. Gardner to shoot
'_ the animal. It was after daylight
before the circus was able to get off
the grounds Tuesday morning to
leave for Sumter, where they showed
! on Tuesday. Several of the true ks
did not leave until 7 a. m., although
they had planned to be out of I^ancaster
by 3 a. m. The drenching rain
muddied the show grounds and made
the roads as slippery as glass. The
truck which overturned at the detour
siirn remained in the ditch for half ?a
day.?Lancaster News.
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horty-two undergraduates have
boon suspended from Princeton University
as an aftermath of a riot at
' a football rally designed to arouse
; enthusiasm for the Princeton-Chicaj
go game last Saturday which ended
, in a scoreless tie. Four were dropped
for a year; two until the end of
the Christmas vacation; five for one
month; three for two weeks; fourteen
for one week and fourteen for
an indefinite period.
Kitta Moore, negress, said to have,
b^jen born in slavery in Mississippi
107 years ago, is dead in Keidsville,
N. C., a victim of a paralytic stroke.
NOTICE
City Council will receive applications
for one policeman to serve at
the will arul pleasure of City Council.
Applications -will be received until 5
o'clock Friday afternoon, November
14th, 1930.
City Council of Camden, S. C.
TRESPASS NOTICE
The public is hereby notified that
hunting or otherwise trespassing on
the Guignard Plantation owned by
the undersigned is strictly prohibited
and parties found so doing will be
prosecuted.
L. O. FUNDERBURK
J. B. ZBMP
T. K. TROTTER
Nov. 5, 1930 32-36pd ,
| , SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
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State' of South Carolina
County of Kershaw
Court of Common Pleas
Gabriel Baker, Abner Baker, Mackey
Baker, Morgan Baker, Marie Baker,
Edith Ilerrington, Dorothy
House, Alma Boyce, Maggie Keels,
Mac Webb, Clarence Bradley, Arthur
Bradley, Oscar Bradley, Bernice
McCaskill and Dalton Bradley,
Plaintiffs,
against
| A. C. Baker, Mrs. W. R. Outlaw, MYs.
W. \rT~Sinclair, Mrs. G. G. Goff,
Mrs. W. L. Goff, Willis M. ?nker,
Inez Copeland, Thurman Copeland,
Donald Copeland, Agnes Copeland,
Maggie Baker, Woodrow Baker,
Huram Baker, Ruth Baker, Ozella
Bradley, Clifton Goff, Ella Goff,
Gabriel Goff, I/eonard Goff and
Mary E. Baker, Defendants.
To the Defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in
this action, of which a copy is herewith
served upon you, and to serve a
copy of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his office
in Bishopville, S. C., within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive
of the day of such service; and
if you fail to answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the
com plaint.
Dated October 23, A. D. 1930.
C. B. RUFFIN,
and
M. M. LEVY,
Plaintiff's Attorneys
To Willis M. Baker, an absent defendant
who can not be found:
Take notice that the complaint and
summons, of which the above is a
true copy, were filed in the office
of the Clerk of Court on the 25th i
day of October, 1930, and are now I
< n file in said office.
C. B. RUFFIN,
and
I M. M. LEVY,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Trapped by fire and smoke in a gas j
filled tunnel of a mine of the Sunday 11
Creek Coal company in Millftold, O., i
Wednesday afternoon, the fate of 165 ,'
men, including mine officials and miners,
remained undetermined Thursday
morning as rescue squads push- J i
ed into the workings. The men were
entombed in the underground pass- ! (
age by a terrific explosion which
swept through workings while some
dOU miners and others were inside. j
Robert Vance and Thoma* A. Jok&.B;
son, both of Allendale county,
indicted in federal court in Columbia!
Wednesday on a charge of sale <rfl
public offices. The nine count* ul
the indictment charge that \W?H
solicited and received $300 froift B. J,I
Sample, rural letter carrier of Salu-M
da, as a political contribution. Job&.H
son, a traveling salesman, is char^odH
with being an accessory, aiding &ndl
abetting the transaction. I
One Is not Independent I
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If He Cannot Save 1
! No man is truly independent who has no other I
source o'f income than 'his daily wages or weekjy sal- ft
ary because if for any reason that income is perman- 9
ently, or even temporarily, cut off, the man instantly m|
becomes dependent. mfj
Loan and Savings Bank I
CAPITAL $100,000.00 I
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DRAYAGE STORAGE 1
Local and long distance moving with liability and '
I fire insurance on all shipments. Brick storage ware- i
house for furniture, etc. Brick, sand, crushed stone#
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Vigoro kept in stock at all times.
J. B. ZEMP I
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Telephones 216 and 100 , Camden, S. C (
Don't Spend All You Earn
There is plenty of time for you to spend
your money after you have earned it and
"made good." Don't start now to spend all you
earn and put a mortgage upon your future
earnings in, the shape of debts.
The First National Bank
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