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Iouw Naval affair* commit1 Wednesday to authorize )0 for construction to augval ioitN that 'Operate on, under the sea. Besides this ion, the Navy is asking an ition of |5,300,000 for a deleader i?nd $17.,000,000 for iryers already authorized. DeKALB COUNCIL N( J| Junior Order U, A. K. Regular council second and fourth Mondays of each 8 p.m. Visiting Brethren med. A.' yr. HUMPHRIES, NEy, Councillor, rding Secty. T. W. MITCH AM Architect tcker Building, j amden, S. White Says, "If You 8 A? Automobile, Ceep Ret-Snap." new about RAlVSNAP last vould have saved $120. My in the garage for a few ring the bad weather? when takfe-it out, fopnd that rats i great holes ifi two new ?t them later with RATThree sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. guaranteed by Zemp & Dejggista, Camden, S. C., and Hardware Co., Camden, S. TAX NOTICE BASURER'S OFFICE CAMDEN, S. C. is hereby given that all unty and School taxes for 1980 shall be due and pay-" con, October 1st and Decem1930. Penalty of one per be added to all taxes not January 1st, 1931. Any ini with reference to taxes leerfully furnished upon apWhen making inquiry ite School District or TownVery respectfully, 5. W. HOGUE, Treasurer, Kershaw County, S. C. >er 10, 1930. TAX RETURNS Auditor Kershaw County, a, S. C., December 5, 1930 is hereby given that the Auflfice will be open for receivReturns from January 1st, tfarch 1st, 1931. Ail persons eal estate or personal propt make returns of the same aid period, as required by 0 subject to a penalty of. 10 x uditor will - attend in person puty at the following places >unty on the dates indicated* ving returns: ie?January 13th and 14th. 1 Mill?January loth, lie?January 16th. ?January 21st and 22nd. r Hill?January 23rd-. iw?January 29th ai\d 30th. -sons between the ages of 21 ^ears, inclusive are required poll tax and all persons beie a^es of 21 and 50?years, are Required to pay a Road less excused by law. All , Guardians, Executors, Ad:ors or Agents holding propcharge must i-eturn same, sending tax returns by mail ke oath to same before some nd fill out the same in proper or they will be rejected, B. E. SPARROW, Auditor Kershaw County I ANY BABY rG can nmr ba tore lost ahat makes .an infant mUm, but comfort in j^5?fi^.pssfSTtSSS& uant use. As of tea as Baby has a Jul spell* is fatrerisb, or cries and can't [>, 1st Castoria soothe and quiet him. istimas it's a touch of couc. Somebs constipation. O.r diarrhea ? a iltioo that should alwaya^e checked lout delay. Just keep ('.astoria handy ghrs it promptly. Relief will follow f promptly; if it donnt you should a physician. .-y/ w HIT Uoorge A-ker?on, for some t i me I'. P'ivate secretary to President iS'wSt 'V*1 '!"> M to toko 1* pia<e with a big moving picture. MASTER'S SALE State^ of South Carolina C^Minty of Kershaw (Court of CoTnnioj) Pleas) The Kedorol Land Bonk of Columtio, j Plaintiff, Bank, NitkSfi t' ' .and th? Wateree National Farm Loan Association, . Defendants Under and by virtue of an Order actionalh 'nM^? Jhe *bov? entitled tv ^Ll 5?eM*ltw fT K?re^'w County will offer for eale at public aucYvJT^v, <>re Kershaw County Courthouse Door, (Camden, South Urohna, durinff the legal hours of ?d /w ,5 kB* Mond*y? Mnff the , . <***? &f February, 1931, the following described real estate: u } p.leV*' P*rC l or tract of Jand situate, tyintff and being in the SUto of South (arolina and County aLrt tt0*** Township, fht mkU^, W?st of th? City ^ Camden, on the Longtown Road, oontajnmff about seventy-one aruLono' in,! v!J \ ) aci^8 m<xre or less,, being bounded on the North by lands SWrP'rf ^ E- Truesdade, now 1 w 'rrLue8de,i on the Bast, South and VVe*t by lands of the Estate of John Burdell. The said tract of land t *Ve H?me oonveyed ,to me by deed 15th l'm SSkin/ ?f- d,,te January l&th, 1907, and of record in the ofJhaw ri? ?terk of Court f<>r Kc"rshaw County in Book HPI>, page TERMS: One-third ti-3) of the accepted bid to be paid in cash, and ttoJ or| credit' Payable in i S* (J) oqual a,mual in8tallments, with interest thereon from date of sate at the rate of seven (7) per centum per annum. Unless the plaintiff becomes the purchaser the (Master do require the successful bidder to deposit at once Ul00j5m rv usum of one hundred (?100X)0) Dollars, either in cash Gnahier's Check ? Certified ^ !Le c k?_ a s earnest money o r evidence of good faith, the some to be applied on the bid should there be a compliance with the same: but should the successful bidder fail to make such deposit immediately at the iS? X acc'optanee of his bid, then the said premises shall be at once resold, at such bidder's risk, on sennit?0 Tty W UP?n ?ubsequent salesday, at the option of the (plaintiff or its attorney; however , should the successful bidder make thJ said deposit, and thereafter fail to comply .with the sadd bid without legal excuse being- duly shown, then ahall be delivered to the Slfi!) ! retained by it as liqui2fiS? ,dam*???' the premises shall thereupon be resold upon the same terms and at such (purchaser's mk on some subsequent salesday to be designated by the plaintiff or its attorney. ,, w. L. DePASS, JR., t Master for Kersharw County January 14, 1931. * MASTER'S SALE State^ of South Carolina ( ounby of Kershaw (Court of Common Pleas) Tlie Federal Larfd Bank, of Columbia. Plaintiff, against J. h Mangum, S. A. West, Bank of Bethune, 'Bethune, S. C., and the Hanging Rock National Farm Loan Association. Defendants ? ? t eUnderhand by virtue of an Order of Court made in the above entitled action the Master for Kershaw County will offer for sale at public auction, before the Kershaw Countv Courthouse Door, Camden. South Caro-lma, during the legal hours of <>n!f r 6rwl Monda>*' being the 2nd day, of February, 1931, the following described real estate: "All that certain piece,, parcel or tract of land containing 163 acres and situate, lying and being in the State of South Carolina,, County of Kershaw on the old Cher aw and Camden R,oad, as shown by a plat of V TS?^' surveyor, of date November 1907, and copied for J. E. Mangum by "Will Clark, surveyor, said tract being bounded on the North and East by lands of Hough, Guy and shannon, South by Jumping Gully Creek nndL-^hmds of Williams, and West by Williams and the said ("hcraw and Camden Road. '"1 he above described tract of land neing the same conveyed to J. E. Mangum by -S. A. West, by deed dati -rrn,^ <'ay December, 1909." TERAtS; One-fouith (1-4) of the accepted bid to be pair! in cash, and the balance on credit, payable ni iour (4). equal annual installments WK41 totrt-re^-t thereon from date of sale, at the rate of seven (7) nev centdm per annum. Unless the plaintiff becomes the PU'chaser the Master do lxmuiro the successful bidder to deposit at once IsfnnnA? Uvc sum of one hundred ($i00.00) Dollars, either in cash, (cashiers check or Certified Check, money or evidence of good w! 1, u Sftme to be applied on the bid should there be a compliance with the same; hut should the successful bidder fail to make such derposrit immediately at the time of the aocep 0iLnl Wd' ttaen ?ridpremisw shall be ait once reaoJd, ?t such <*> the same Salesday ot upon some subeequent salesday, af the option of the plaintiff or ita attorn^howe^, should the success"Ft* and upon the same terms and at such .par oh^ere rtsk ow sonye subaequenl by ^ m ,U g^ASS, JR.. I Januw^iTTssr ??Unt' ' -'i*- ' v vCnavf r Two hundred uud fifteen persons were killed on South Carolina high , ways during il930 according' 4) figures compiled 'from 'the monthly reports of the State Highway department. figures show that 25 died I during December,- The total number of accidents during the year was 863. l'edesti ians krtled numbered 00, and 308 persons were seriously injured and 1,0C? slight!^' injured. Careless driving led the list of causes with 468 cases reported, ^ext came speeding with 270 cases; necklessivess due lo liquor 101 and reckless driving 120. ' Official announcement from Dallas, N. Thursday is to the effect that the Bank of Dal Las, which closed its doors coincidentaliy with the First National Bank or Gastonia on DooemAwr 16th, will reopen for business cat (Monday or Wednesday of next week. In the meantime wonk in Gastonia is progressing on the re-opening of the First National Bank. Jjpbs were found last week by the N. C. state federal employment bureau for .304 of <N<orth -Carolina's unemployed. MASTER'S SALE State of 'South Capotina County of Kershaw (Court of Common Pleas) W. B. Threatt, Plaintiff, against F. B. Shirley and Camden Hospital, Defendants. Under and by virtue of an Order of Court made in the above entitled action, the Master for Kershaw County will offer for sale at public auction, before the Kershaw County Courthou.se . Door, 'Camden, South Carolina, during the legal hours of sale on- the first Monday, being the 2nd day, of February, 11>31, the following described real estate: "All that certain piece, pa-rcel or tract of land, situate, lying and being in Kershaw county, State aforesaid, cotrtaitrmg seventy-five acres and being bounded as follows: North ar.d West by old Porter Public road, the road being the line between this tract and lands of John W. Aldrich; Northeast by lands of J. F. Baker, East and South by lands of Henry Johnston; and being the same tract of land conveyed to me by B. B. Shirley." W. L. DePASS> JR., Master for Kershaw County January 14, 1931. MASTER'S SALE State of South Carolina County of Kershaw (Court of Common Pleas) The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, Plaintiff, against Bolivar D. Boykin, Ellen B. Alexander, Sarah B. Holmes, J. Willis Boykin, Meta C. Boykin, Lynch D. Boykin, L. W. Boykin, Richard Blackwell Boykin, Carolina Power & Light Company, Caroline Leconte Boykin and the Wateree National Farm Loan Association. Defendants. Under and by virtue of an Order of Court made in, the above entitled action, the Master for Kershaw County will offer for -sale at public auction, before the Kershaw County Courthouse Door, Camden, South Carolina, during the legal hours of sale cm the first Monday, being the 2nd day, of February, 1931, the following described real estate: "All that piece, parcel or lot of land situate, lying and being in the State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw, nine (9) miles South of the City of Camden, containing two hundred ninety (290) acres more pr less, 'lying between' the Camden-4Sumter public road and Southern Railway and being bounded on "the North by lands of Cureton, now of Pittman; on the East by the Highway above men| tioned; on the South by lands formerly of Ancrum, later of Villepigue, of Woolen and now of Bolivar D. Boykin and on the West by the Hopewell place of Shannon. The said tract of land being the Western portion of the Pine Grove Plantation > of all the portion of said plantation lying on the West of the Highway above mentioned, commonly called L the Charleston Road, and is the same land heretofore 'mortgaged by J7 Willis Boykin and others to the Federal Land Bank of Columbia, by mortgage dated April 9th, 1923, to which reference is made fbr further | particulars." 1! TBRMiS: One-fifth (1-5) of the I , accepted hit! to lie paid in cash, and | the balance on credit, payable in , eight 18) equal annual installments, r with interest "IKereon from date of ' j .-ale at the rate of seven (TO ) per I centum per annurii. , Unless the -plaintiff becomes the i j purchaser the Master do require the > j successful bidder to deposit at once I i with him the sum of Two Hundred , , ($200.00) Dollars, either in cash, , Cashier's check or Certified Check, I as earnest money or evidence of good > faith, the same to be applied on the i bid should there be a compliance with 1 the same; but should the successful bidder fail to make such deposit im mediately at the time of the accept a nee of hris bad, then the said premi ises shall be at once resold,, at such ' bidder's, risk, on the same soriesday . or upon some subsequent saleeday, at the option of the plaintiff 'or its attorney; however, should the success1 ful bidder make the said deposit and i thereafter fail to comply with the : aaid bid without legal excuse being I duly dhown, then such deposit shall be delivered to the platintiff-and retained by it ws liquidated damages, I ?nd the premises shall thereupon be resold upon the same terms and at : such purchaser's risk on some sub> sequent saleaday to be designated by the plaintiff or its attorney. * Wv L. DePASS, JRt> o - ldaster for. Kershaw County January 14, 1931. . * > > jh a - ^ ' . . ? _ - Wealthy Encoura (lame Bootlegging New York, Jan. 21.?'Wealthy people, generally club members, do more to encourage game bootlegging than any other' class, according to information reaching the American Game Association. "Their action, for tin* moat part, is thoughtless in purchasing wild game served in clubs,, night clubs, hotels and high class restaurants. If it were not purchased by the patrona, moat of them respected citizens, it would not be bought of the game bootlegger, consequently would not be killed," Seth Gordon, .presUtent of the association, said in denouncing thej illegal practice, " which, he \nw informed, is pnovulont in almost every state in the union. The United States Bureau of Biological Survey 1ms declared war on the bootlegger of game, and Padl Rtgfington, chief of the 'bureau, denounces the game bootlegger as "the most Vicious element in society." Several Federal game protectors have been fired upon by these bootleggers when attempts were made to arrest them. "Sportsmen should lend every assistance to suppress the illegal practice .of market hunting and Imotleggiivg of game," Mr. Gor<U>n continued. "The "wealthy class are the only ones who can afford to buy game at the high bootleg prices. They evidently do not realize the great harm they do both to conservation und in endangering the. lives of conscientious officers who attempt to enforce the law. This class of outlaw hunter is of the lowest fcypd, usually filled with bootleg of another kind, and does0'not he si tat? to turn his deadly, gun upon the warden il he is approached. "Stop buying or eating bootleg game and save the lives of these men," Mr. Gordon pleaded in his up-i peal to the public. , j Wo?hTh Body Worth Something ^Salisbury, Jan. 14.?Otto Wood's bullet-broken body was worth something after all. The state put a reward of $275 on it; I>ufke university's medical school offered $50, and Salisbury citizens collected $100 to send it home. A West Virginia insurance comuany today duvised .Cforoner Tatum that Otto's life was insured. How much the company did not say. The premiums were paid by his mother and the money will go to her. A score or more of men in Center line,- Mich., entered a grocery store there Tuesday night apd took groceries vauled at $50. The men were described by the sheriff as organized communists. MASTER'S SALE State of South .Carolina County of Kershaw (Court ofjJ^ommon Pleas) The First Carolinas Joint Stock Land Bank of Columbia, Plaintiff, against Meta -C. , Boykin, Bolivar I). Boykin-, OnToUnb Leconte Boykin and the First National Bank of Camden, Defendants. Under and by virtue of an Order of Court made in the above entitled action, the Master for Kershaw County wiLl offer for sale *<t public auction, before the Kershaw County Courthouse Door, Camden, South Carolina, during the legal hours of sale on the first Monday, being the 2nd day, of February, 1931, the following described real estate; "All that piece, parcel Or tracf of land situate, lying and being in the State of South/ Carolina^ County of Kershaw and DeKalb Township about eight miles south of the City of Camden, and lying on the neighborhood road ki?own as Cantey Lane, containing 324 Va acres, more or less, as shown by plat of W. L. Kirkland, surveyor, bearing date December 48th, 1911?. The said tract <of land is hounded on the North by Cantey lane ar.d by lands of DuBose, Bast by lands of DuBose and 'lands of Workman and Yates ami by lands of .the estate of John Cantey,' South by lands of estate of John Cantey and lands of W. L. Boykin, and on the West by lands of 11. G. Garrison, The above described tract of land is com}K>sed of two tracts acquired by Bolivar I). Boykin by deed of L. W. Iioykin, bearing date February 20, 1915, which deed is of record in the office of the Clerk of Court for Kershaw county in Book A. M. page 224 and by deed of L. W. Boykin- bearing date October 14th, 1909, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of Court for Kershaw County in Book A. Z., page 329." Terms: One-fourth cash, with the privilege too the purchaser to pay all cash, the deferred portion to be payable in three equal annual installments, payable <oue thereof on the first, second and third anniversaries of th# sale, to be evidenced by note and mortgage of the purchaser, satisfactory in form to the attorneys of the plaintiff; the Master to require of the successful bidder a deposit of $500.00 before accepting any bid as final, the same to he forfeited and applied to costs in the. event of the purchaser's non-compliance wvthta thirty days. W. L. DePASS, JR., Master for KerAaw County January 14, 1931. ^ Cv y - ->. . LfhJ'L.t ;?-* ? ' .i V- ?? * - J Ki. I. . L 1 I JLM M _ IM 11 | | Mil A woman with $5,(KM in the 'hunk I died Friday in u Brooklyn, N. V.,' breadline. Mi#* Julia Co#k|cy, 76, was in a lint* of seventy ikm-sous receiling carton* of fcxxi ut one of the city's stations. As the aged woman put out her IiuikD for the packuge, rfhe collapsed and died .within a few moments. An iuveatigation by police disclosed she had two bank accounts of $6,000 and five nieces in more than comfortable ciivu instances. w 0 (Money in circulation in this country increased $243,000,000 during 1030. The circulation statement of the treasury showed Saturday that on December 31, $1,800,000,000 was going the rounds. A year previous it amounted -to . $1,804,000,000. The holidays brought $230,00(J,000 additional into circulation. Alter placing nail-studded planks ttcrogw tht* roa<i ow tht* Saluda daiu near Columbia, four bandits held up and robbed W, ii. Porter, of Springfield, Tuesday night of the money* he had m his pockets and his watch. MASTER'S SALE State of South .Carolina (bounty of Kershaw i (Court of Common Pleas) The Federari Land Bank of Columbia, Plaintiff, ' ugainst N, B, Workman, John T. Mackey, Bank of Kershaw, Kershaw, ?S. ( Planters Fertilizer & Phosphate Company,,gnd the Wateree National Farm lioan 'Association, De-.fondants. Under and by virtue of an Order of (ourt made i the above entitled uction, the Mustek for Kershaw C ounty will olfer lor sale at public auction, l>efore the Kershaw County Courthouse Door, C umden, South ( arolina, during the legal hours of sale on the first Monday, lx?ing the 2nd day, of February, JP31, the iolloAvinjf desv rilxxi roxil "All those pieces, parcels or tiacts of land, situated in the County of Kershaw, State of South Car.!; ia about eight (8) miles North of Camden, a no onc-(l) mile South of the village of DoKalb, situated on the. National Highway from .Camden t> Imneaster, said tracts of land being composed of one tract of eight hum dred and one acres (H01) more or iess, and one tract of six hundred and * seventy-two (672) acres more or less, said tracts adjoining and making as a whole fourteen hundred and seventy-three (1473) acres more or less, and as a whole, bounded North by land of W. A. Edwards and lands of Jordan, East by other lands now of John T. Maekoy, being known as "Tract No. 3" of which the above described t/raots were originally a part; South by ilands of John Miller and by lands formerly of J. A. Rubon, now of J. H. Burns and by lands of John T. Mackey, arid West by lands of W. A. Edwards and the Railroad; the said public highway {running across the corner of said lands. For a fuller description of said lands, reference is had tx> a plat of J. C. Hirklim Surveyor, of date November 26, 1H07, said lands being part of "the lands conveyed by N. B. Workman - -in ^?ii?Wnrlrnrm and?John T. Mx ckcy i>y doe<l of date* 12th Decernbe;-, I'.iOf), and recorded in the office of ( isik of O urt for Kershaw County i i Bjjok Kit it page 00. A copy of a plat of raid lands is attached r.o ?ib. tract on file with the Fedgral l.an'1 Bank of ( olumbia." PERMS: One-fifth < ]-5) of tW accepted hid to be paid in cash, and the oalar.ee on credit, payable in ten Ut') equal annual installments, with interest theieo-n from date of. sale at the rate of seven (7f/t ) per centum per annum. Unless the plaintiff becomes the purchaser the Master do require the successful bidder tp deposit at once with him the sum of four hundred (-$400.00) DoMafrs, either in cash, Cashier's check or Certified- Check as earnest money or evidence of good faith, the same to be applied on the bid should ther? be a compliance with the same; but should the successful bidder fail to .make such deposit immediately a/t the time of the acceptance of his bid, then the said premises shall be at once resold, at such bidders risk, on the same salosday or option of the plaintiff or its attorney; however, should the successful bidder make the said deposit and thereafter fail to comply with the said bid without legal excuse being duly nkown. then such deposit shall be delivered to the plaintiff and retained . by it as liquidated damages, and the Ptem.i.es. C..all .thereupon lx? resold upon the same terms and at such purchaser s risk on some subsequent t snLesday to be designated by the plaintiff or its attorney. i W. L. DoPASS, JR.; Master for Kershaw County January 14. 1031. A woman and a young girl wcr^ killed Sunday ut* Clinton when their parked car was struck by an automobile which fulled to atop. The victims sveiv from Glutton and were Mrs. Nellie Henderson and her niece, Kuth Brown. Mrs. A. W. Brown, Ruth's mother, had both leg* broken^ I. W. Seabert, fat Iter of Mrs, Henderson, received a broken leg. Early Monday officers arrested six negroes between Clinton and Uturen.s as occupants of the hit-and-run car. 'They slated the negroes admitted it. The six, five men and one woman, were taken to <the jalhat Laurens. The negroes are from Newberry. Preliminary figures give the automobile production in the United States last year as being 3,606,00l> units, having a value of $2,1^9,000,000 as against 6,021,708 cars having" a value of $3,676,045,881 produced in 1920. _ . MASTER'S SALE * - - --State of South Carolina / County of- Kerahaw (Court of Common Pleas) A-S O Gabriel linker, Abner Baker, Mackey Baker, Morgan Baker, Marie Baker, Edith Herring ton, Dorothy House, Alma Boyce, Maggie Keels, Mae Webb, Claraivce Bradley, Arthur Bradley, Oscar Bradley, Bernice McCaskill and Dalton Bradley, Plaintiffs against A. C. liaker, Mrs, W. K. Outlaw, Mrs. W. W. Sinclair, Mrs. O. <i. <i?otF, Mrs. W. L. G-ofF, Willis M. Baker, Inez Cop el and, ThunnanrjCopeland, Donald Coj)eland, Agnes Cope land, Maggie Baker, Wood row Baker, iluram Baker, Ruth Baker, Ozella Bradley, Clifton Goff, Ella Gotr,< Gabriel <*off, Leonard G-ofF, and Mary E. Baker, Defendants. Under apd l>y virtue of a Decree of his Honor, W. H. Townaend, Judge of the Fifth Judicial Circuit, in the above entitled cause, I will offer for sale to the highest bidder for oa-ah, he fori' the Court House door in the City of ('.amden, during the legal hours of .-h!c, on the first Monday in Feb run -y (be'ng February 2, 1931), the following described parcel of real estate: "All that certain niece, parcel ir tract of land ami improvements t hereon situate, lying arid being in ' DoKalb township, Kershaw County and State of South Carolina, containing six hundred (800) acfos, more or less, and bounded as follows: North by lands of W. L. Hunnicubt and land of Mark Marsh; East by 'land of I. F. Holland and land of G. W. Huggins; South by land now or formerly of Rogers, land of Mrs. 'Mary Arledge and land of Jerry Smith." W. L. DoPASS, JR., Master for Kershaw County January 15, 1981 Backache?] Leg Pains If Getting UD Night*. Backacbq, frequent day c&lla. Leg Pains, Norvor Bujmlng> due to functional Bladder Irritation, In acid conditions. makes you feel tired, depreeeed and discouraged, try the Cystex Tost. Works fast, starts circulating thru the system in 15 inlnutegr-PrntwMl toy ? thousands for rapid and Doeitlyo action. Don't give up. Try cystex (pronounced Slss-tex) today, under the Iron-Clad Guarantee. Must quickly allay these conditions, improve lest- " fill.Sleep and energy, or money bank. Only 60o at Zemp & DePass, Druggists, Camden. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby gfiven that one month from this date, on Monday, January 19th, 1931, I will" make to . the Probate Court o? Kershaw Cotin-' tv my final return aCA Executrix of the estate of J. C. Massey, deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Executrix. SALLYE SMITH MASiSEY Camdeh, S.-C., Dec. 16, 1930 "I Loot My Best Customers Thru Rats," Writes J. Adams. "Used to have the busiest Restaurant in town until news spread that the kitchen was infested with rats: lost a lot of mv beft customers until I tried RAT-SNAP. Haven't a pest in the pierce" now. Restaurants should use RAT-SNAP. Three sizes, 3flc, 85c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Zemp & DePass, Druggists, Camden, a. c., and Bethune Hardware Co., Bethune, S. C. ? KERSHAW LODGE No.~29 f\K A. F. M. C."^:\ Regular communication of AV'/ this lodge is held on the first Tuesday in each month at 8 p.in. Visiting Brethren are welcomed. S. W. HOGUE, J. E. ROSS, Worshipful Master. Secretary. 1-14-27-tf I NOTICE All 1929 city taxes unpaid by ' February 1, 1931, the same will ; be advertised for sale and sold by order of City Council of Camden, South Carolina. J. C. BOYKIN, City Clerk. * v ? - - v tr