The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 12, 1930, Image 3
igr Forward Step
rfield Farming
Letdi?4>?c. ft.?Abcu} , 850
seven school districts in
d eounfcy have organised
ovement clubs, a primary
inir standardise ih* v*r<
tops produced and tip
livestpck.jaieed, accord J.
Tiller, . county farm
;S. U Jeffords, extension
, who has,been workir>g
clubs recently,
ube meet weekly and discs!
subjeote of seasonable
nd they have ulraady decooperation
in improving
?rdizing their crops and
so that they will benefit
is individuals but also as
They realise thfct by such
ition the mentors will be
st breeding prices instead
)rices tor their best surtook
and seed prices for
seeds and grains instead
rices. Decision has been
adopt Poland 'China hogs,
ate, and Red Heart wheat.
Hions will be made later,
% profitable practice <. aln
by the clubs is the pool
I , V !
, ing of order* for seeds and the co|
operative buying of various supplies
and tailing of various products. This
working together of the members
through their clubs is a Long forward
step towurd greater economy
and larger profits in farming, tho
county agenA and other extension
workers believe. . '
A f i'W*
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Thd disappearance of Miss Enid
Mayriott, ^y4if?-pld Wiggins, Col.,
sc))<rol teacher, a week ago is still a
mystery. She disappeared last Hun*
day night'at a Wiggins railway station
after dismounting from a Denver
train. The sheriff's office Saturday
continued their investigation
into their discovery Friday that all
Miss Marriott's personal papers in
her hotel room at Wiggins had been
burned.' Because ot 'this they are
inclined to believe her disappearance
may have been voluntary.
Hicks, of Florence, was instantly
killed und C. C. Baker, also
of Florence, was seriously injured
ir^ an automobile wreck on tho
Charleston-Florence highway Sunday.
The young men were returning
to their homes from Charleston when
their' car crashed j^nto the rear Of
a loaded cotton trifck.
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l!l HBH HhJ Bl |J Christmas
~ I I J'' I ' l^^^B ? I ! Candies
II I k ^B I .Bi I BV^B i ^^PVI gdlr Before Yuu
FOR THE
CHRISTMAS ^
| FEAST ,
A huge basket brought from Rogers and '
Just ladsn down with good things to eatl
Our prices will add to the Christmas cheer,
and our fresh, delicious grocery specials will
lend an .Incomparable savor to the Vuletlde
feast.?BUY NOW.
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? I NEW CROP ?FRESH
FRUIT CAKE
MATERIALS
Sun Maid Raisins He
Sun Maid Raisins *15^*" 10c
Imported Currants 1bo??' ? 12'/2 c
Dromedary Dates 10~ o;r- p*e- 21c
Dromedary Dates ? r"fpfcy. 21c.
Dandi Dates 4 9C
Glace Cherries 3 1-2-0*. Pko 17c
Glace Cherries Pound 49c
Glace Citron Pound 45c I
Glace Lem&n Peel Pound 29c
Glace Orange Peel round ' 29c
Glace Pineapple Pound 45c
NEW CROP NUTS'
Paper Shell Pecans Lb. 49c
L Fancy Mixed Nuts Lb. 23c
No. 1 Calif. Walnuts Lb. 27c
Softsheil Almonds Pound 25c I
I Brazil Nuts Pound 23c I
B-mHffa |
JEWEL .
Carton 11c
"pit, 94c
Armour1* Star,
or flO>?rleo/
LARD
4~*b Cd/^
Pail
$1.19
WHITE
[TFISH
? 75c MACKEREL
JRexA' IOC
K< HOOBRS?100% thjRM '
is antoscoffee - ?3c
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~ OUR FLOUR PRIOR8 ARM LOW?
' BUT WOW FOR TOUR CHRISTMAS BAKIMO t
flour
| FLO-ROSA CIRCUS OR ,11
^S? - 9ooo-KWnpor Flmtm ?? EVIDENCE j j
H 19-IS. Jl?f 24- It. Boo tt-tb. Boo | 2 4-Jb. Bmf
| 59c $1?9 35c 65c |
1/ shredded cocoanut ? 25c i
I fresh mince meat <* 19c
1 fancy blue rose rice " Sc.
I 0. p. S. wine jelly 8c !
I jockey seedless raisins SS 5c |
[ chocolate 6?v. cherries 39c [
I new crop pinto beans 2 ?. 13c |
j del monte early garden peas 15c
h medium size prunes 2 ' 15c j
i fancy pink salmon 2 25c i
sunset canned mackerels 10c |
Rector-Moore Guilty
Ih Verdict of Jury
Greenville, S. C., Dec. 10.?Having
pondered the evidence nearly VM
hours the jury today found Carlos
A. Hectoor and J. Harmon Moore i
guilty as accessories after the fact
of manslaughter in conneotion with ,
the killing three years ago of ah#* iff
Sam D. Willis.
Attorneys for Hector, Willis' sue- i
oessor in office, and Moore, former
deputy, immediately moved for u new
| trial.
Judge K. C. Deninis, presiding, announced
arguments on that motion
might be made before him at the
eqd of the week, when, he announced
he will senterjee the two.
The manslaughter verdict carries
with K sentence of from three months
to ten years, the period to be decided
by the judge. .
The state had contended ReOtor and
Moore hired Blair Rooks, negit'. confessed
slayer of Willis, to commit the
murder. The defense argued the
chargee were trumped up by political
enemies. . .. ::
Early this morning the jurors reported
their inability to agree. Judge
Dennis sent them back to deliberate
longer.
Again, shortly before noon, they
came back to ask whether, if "wo
[find the defendants guilty of murder,
J we can impose a verdict of less than
life servitude."
After eonsidening the matter,
Judge Dennis dharged that if the defendants
were found accessories after
instead of before the fact, they
might be declared guilty of manslaughter.
That was the verdict the
[ jury brought in at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Arrested after Rooks' confession
that he shot Willis after they offered
him $500 to do the deed, Rector and
Moore went on trial once before, but
the case ended in a, mistrial when i<t
was discovered that certain members
of the grand jury that indicted tKem
were not qualified electors as required
by law.
General News Notes
Charging that her husband's relatives
whispered whenever she approached
them, Mrs. Edith Stephan,
of Fort Wayne, Ind., won a divorce.
She said she wais compelled to live
with her husband's family.
Arrested for being drunk, Mike
Brenner, 63, strode before the judge
in Cleveland, O., without his pants.
"Where's your pants?" gasped an attache.
The prisoner grumbled that
some one had stolen them after he
was arrested.
Representative McKeown of Okln-v
homa, has introduced a ..bill, in cort-j
gress which would suspend for twelve
months foreclosure of all Fedetfdl
and bank mortgages* in drought
areas.
. Thirty-six persons were killed and
three buildings destroyed when a
freight car loaded with dynamite exploded
Wednesday at the railroad
station at Porto Novo Da Cunha,
Brazil.
The American Cotton Cooperative
I association released a statement at
New Orleans <jn Wednesday which
Ahows that the cotton growers of the
Sauth have been advanced more than
$73,000,000 on deliveries of this year's
cotton. Louisiana farmers have
been advanced $5,000,000 on 120,000
bales.
Chicago negro went into a Southside
restaurant and ordered chicken.
When the fowl was served him he
said that it was crow. The negro
cook shot him to death. ?
Two students- have been expelled,
from the Texas state university at
Austin, after admitting their part in
a drinking bout in a fraternity house,
which led to the death of Mrs. Mildred
Woodruff, 24, a widow of' San
Antonio.
Two bandits forced the cashier and
bookkeeper of the Citizens bank of
Clermont, Fla., into the vault Tuesday
and then walked away with
$5,000.
John I). Rockefeller end his son,
John I)., Jr , Wednesday contributed
$1,000,000 to the emergency unem
ploymeivt committee which is seeking
to raise $0,000,000 to give i?m-i
I?loyment to 16,000 men during' fhe1
winter. It was estimated that tlVe'
Rockefeller gift would give empJdymewt
to 4,000 men for a period df|
fdOr months, assuring an income ad 1
44|uate to take care of a family.4 R!
raised the total already ttoll&tett' to1
$4,133,000.
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Two unidentified N^exicamt *ware
slain Wednesday and six companions
were routed by a gun fight' along
the international boundary at El
I'uso, Texas, with the U. S. Imuii-j
grntioii border patrolmen'- they at-j
tempted to trap.
Twenty-eight persons were killed^
and 10 injured when a street cad4
was crushed by a locomotive on thej
streets df Leningrad, Russia, Wednesday.
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1 1 i 1 i p -- "n Clarence
Wood, of Ashland, Ore.,,
had a premonition when he sighted
lurking figures in a parked automobile.
He hid $400 under the ear seat. 1
retained 18 cent*. Holdups told him '
\o "beat it."
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According to figure# compiled by
K. A. haughton, chairman of the
North Carolina highway commission,
the sum of ,2^4,1)41 iw needed to
comulete the state's highway syatem
a# already planned uhd on the maps.
Kidney Acids Break
Steep
"If Getting TJtt Nights. Backache^
frequent day calls. Leg Pains, Nervousness,
or Burning, due to fonotlonal
Bladder Irritation, in acid conditions.
makes you reel tired, depressed
and discouraged, try the Cystex Test.
Works test, starts circulating thru
the system in 15 minutes. Praised by
thousands for rapid and positive ac-tlon.
Don't give up. Try Cysfir* (pronounced
Slss-tex) today, under the
Iron-Clad Guarantee. Must quickly
allay these oonditions. improvereatful
sleep and energy, OC money back.
Only eoo at
Zemp & DePass, Druggists, Camden.
"I Lost My . Best Customers
Thru Rats," Writes J. Adams.
t
"Used to hdve the busiest Restaurant
in town until news spread that
the kitchen was infested with rats:
lost a lqt of my best customers until
I tried RAT-SNAP. Haven't a pest in
the place now. Restaurants should
use kAT-<SNAP. Three sixes, 35c,
05c, $1.26. Sold and guaranteed by
Zemp & DePass, Druggists, Camdeb,
S. C., and Bethune Hardware Co.,
Bethune, S. C.
~fl KERSHAW LODGE No. 29
^ o A. F. M.
Regular communication ef
this todge is held on the
' - first Tuesday in each month
at S p.m. Visiting Brethren are welcomed,.
_.S. W. H9?YJ5'?b
I. E. BOSS, S Wonhlpfol NuUr.
Secretary. ~ l-li-27-tf
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Smerry Christmas; i
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WUY CHRISTMAS 8EAI,S NOW
Relief From Curse
of Constipation
- A Battle Creek physician nays,
"Constipation is responsible for more
misery than any other cause."
But immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called Uexall Orderlies
has been discovered. This tablet
attracts water from the system Into
the laay, dry, evacuating bo we 11 called
the colon. Tho water loosana the
dry food waste and causes a gentle,
i thorough, natural movement without
! forming a habit or ever increasing
the dose.
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew a Rbxall Orderlio at night.
Next day bright'. Get 24 for 26c
today at the nearest Hexali Drug
Store.?Zemp & DePnss and DeKalb
Pharmacy.
For Every Member of the Family
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Child's
Table and%
Chairs
4*98
set
0%l CSsf' AiMpdof-^blc, well-made act of table
and two chairs . . . decorated in three
c?(1<5?$. Table 24 inches long, 18 inches
wide and 18 inches higlf . . . Bow-Bak design chairs, 21
inches high. An etnphyjie^Mtvi^g on furniture of this quality
at $4.98 for the seL ***** Other furniture, 43c up.
Boys* Set
49c
Bom tfc and other bfer nosOMK
mounted on lithographed pktam
eg bay m**m*
Fancy Doll
Very smartly dressed in a fluffy
organdie dress and an*" organdie
bonnet over her curls. This doll
is stuffed and practically unbreakable.
15 inflics
high *
Doll Cart
'A well-constructed flat fibre
feed cab ... 16 inches lonp anil
8 inches wide. 6-inch wheels
with rubber4 tires. The back
.upholstered in s* Aft
repp. ^*7?
Other doll certs, ?2.98 end up
9
Boys' Military
Brush Set
98c
Two military brushes and comb
? m rajoa lined higge cover box
Men's Sets
Silk elastic suspenders wiijijjllc
braided ends "an'd Vfceb' '^aftfera
to mate! i.
Other* 49c to ?1.98
Broadcloth
Pajamas
$1.98
1 o ^
Excellent quality fait color
broadcloth. Coat style or *lip>
Drer models.
Jr. Velocipedes
Another fine "Little Jim" tov
i 7" front and fr- rear -wheel
with tires and rubber pedals.
Bicycle type handlebars and
heavy steel saddle (Cfitf!*
? seat. Qnly f vj
Other^ 98c anu up
Novelty Cotton
Bedspreads
Smartly new! A!U#ver Jacquard
patterns 'in sbMd colon,
also stripes; size 80x105 inches.
A real value I y ?' ( t
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Fitted Case
*4.98
16-inch case, fancy rayon Kning,
two side pockets. Two brass
kicks. WcU-ooastrtscted.
Manicure
Set
98c
Zfeht piece set in leather case
with ntin lining. In a gift box.
Others to jUM
J. C. Penney Co.?...
DEPARTMENT ? STORE
1014 BROAD ST. CAMDEN, S. c.
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