The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 06, 1931, Image 4
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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
H. D. MLE8~ Editor ?rvj P?bli?b*r
Pubtifbed every Friday at No. U03
Broad Street and enlcrctj at the C#n?*
dan, J^outh Carolina poatoffice a*
aecorkd class mail matter Price per
annum 12.00, payable in adv\n:?.
r
Friday. FebrVar) b. J93I
Editors ire *omatime* dumbbell*
along with the rest of hurnanify.
lie re they print the ladyu program*
in their papers every day of every
week or twice-a-week, and the radios
arc talon,; a largi? part of tF.e
j\ew s paper*' revenue by advertising
concern* that have heretofore bec-r.
doing their adverting in the new*.paprr^
Ufatr, Sim4 it rr rpjrustrnjf
Vorkvdie Enquirer.
INDIA'S UTTI.K U><>1
Trial shriveled, toothless . tLp w /.
ard. Mahatma Ghandi idol of Myth**.*
India's 320,000.000 Wit. .? free
again; yet. he bids his Bntisr. < aptor*
adieu with a quiet statement he
will come back shortly to take up
ogam th? pleasures of confinemen..
That farewell gesture is no small
thorn in the- side of Britain. The
release of Ghandi and the aii-India
i'oni(rt'i?ii was unconditional. Peruana
the English thought all would I*"
with the freedom of the leaders; but
they appaientlv have not seen deep
into the heart of hump-shouldered
little mystu agitator.
Ko' M a '. a' 11 a ' / ha fid ' -ay- fa* i a. e
not to brea'. .? o^i.piv 1 - a a.i >
freedom '. ^ : IncV* f? .1unit
- th"-? t.-n- n a-a!.?l ?t
p.e.r wer - ?-* : a tr f.?m.
Wh. " h . ' mate* a im
pr.s : ' :.an<! ?h v M < - r.e. w . :. '
he i I 1 l'' : v
r?nd
a;'.: tu: r. ' htm self > ' U-.rg
a - i t-s 'hu ma i i -a -
xpla.nt ?.; p. o!?ab.\ '?>' ' ?C J
another ruku- w;tr. ' colon.a.
'A Maha* ria ;a I'M a .
India a1. rt"n?.n ui. w.?n ...
'i.l;"Aer- iji.leti. Mil1 ttM'a a. f-n.
,yfl.
That Br.tain's pod amen*
grave ;s that Premier Ham-ay M
I>..nald ha- -aai t<> the H-u-e
< ommon- "1 nlt-s^ (treat Br.tain
willing t i un.ti: uv {-awful negotiation
for a >ftt!emen' of the Indian
problem. Br.v.sh -Me!- must be
marched from the Himalayas t?> < ape
thirrnor.r. to subdue b> force. n-t only
India's masked million*. but aU?> the
so:-;t of the times ' And -.me people
a ndt : ;.;>l how Kngland w< l.d g
jV, ibbu Mg .Vjii.ntH'.iMHI people
A .. .a ' i? ' i)-.t:> I ke India.
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| A FAMILY ;
:: DOCTOR'S LAXATIVE
IS BEST ;
-v?ir . .
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a" Par!. ? c. uiren
"i ' . i ' v 1 v 'f's laxa:e
i- .4* a a - ?a:e , h :c?
. " s >\ r\jj. Pepssn is
p-e; irr;i ..?> under strict laboratorv
>u:c\ r ' ?m fresh laxatue herb?
a'i ;>ure ingredients. and
i'\.v .t jtdir.g to Dr. Caldwell's
_"a 1 prc>e ription
i -lav. n ;'l:->ns if families rely or
. t aid\scTi*s judgment in the selec
t ' of their laxatt\r For Dr. Cald
wellS\rup Pepsin, ir. bottles reach
lor uif. sold in all drugstores, is now
the largest selling laxative in th<
world !
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General News Notes {
3
V\ illiam Milts Davenport, a prorr,
in*nt farmer of Oreenwood, died Fri?
day night of paralysis, .*?.<! 77 yean. *
He was boriT In I-aurt-n.s county, but j
lived ?n Grrtnwoy! county fur half I
a century. t
Krnex McC*uiey, J", y.-ar- end, ua4 1
shot through the heart in a little >
shad, in the mountain* near Oven- J,
i viKe, Sunday aftern'^n, and Brvn
I Ketd '*ttj jailed *.>on after. Keid is 1
a wiry, red-headed mountain youth I s
sbytjt IS years of age.
The itMKh has been unsuccessful N
i for une body of Asa 'j Squier, vet- ! 41
erar; f Columbia, who disappeared a
Ae*>. ago. After dragging the canal (
f*>r? -every: oays, officers are now <
pat . r,g the banksr nopiog the b <ly 1
v rn?- to tne surface. Sqaiers '
' i .i u.cuje note.
I irte checks traced n un mvostigat.or;
of how much debt > an be
paid by passing tne payments along ,
paid a total of $?lsO in twenty days, j 4
Ka< h check paid many debts on it s <
ir.tvels among |>e pie. The idea i?
that if he paid a debt when he re- j
reive* payment f?..r a d -bt, everybody |
wp; soon be out of debt.
Congressman. Hare is preparing a'1
'bli: for congress to have the I'nite 1
Mates j)ay the state of .South t'aro-j |
..na & 'J H ,'.*Kr> fi.r damage done high-' 1
way- he-? by floods of lP'Jg. J|,. got '
,-.f: pp'oi.t at i- n for $aOu,ihM.i for the <
1 ' ditin.ige. but v.r.gres- would not ; (
- n-ider the damage by flood*" :r. 1 '
I he othei day :t recogr.i/.e i
.a. of Florida foi !p'Js, how - j
. .'! f *?.r rretsnifcn H?? -
? I'll t" toil >W t nr.' lie ode .t
\ ar o<i He:en I i; -e :
-r^'pn- < ' .I '.! .f F: nay
? ' ' ' .n San V t n. .. ' I
A ;a * - t \y:i \;r.g " if;...
' " H i . S:r. n.-- Hani. .
, f \\ . .. i.. :. g t : . N < . . t. : tMlf
d;? ; Par ;. ' aj?p: \ rrat. ,'y
SI t rt bjt rt !? >- - w.i- |
: mi.ra' ' > t he i d? * .
-f.tut: ?
'an.. , ' It. gg- a a a- ,v |
:ng |>~y**? n.r ?? yea-* ami'a g
->n ;n t' i < or.fede'iitc army ,
hi- h o. ?n Seima. Y 1
a". IK ,H.Tiled, unt ' - ism ,
I 1 '
tne -I.de-* :*;? < ' j ,
.n the 1' * . '. State-. ?
Half ar ur after the WSap M
Nat.' !*,a! Hank in Chung . ! w a 1 '
Fr.da> ..f Mr- Anna ! j
< onan .*:i ned teusce to 'lei horn*-, -j--' <
' i .
rer.de ? >: ".er 1 *^-y ea--?jl<i -- n. r>. j
? ho-e ii -.e* - t hey *". and ^ i.T f ' '
the 1" *.
T'r.t So-tn" Larvg:-.a'.u*? a .
>i a>k? d * i ?'j*K"a a ?fc'a a '; r- ,
.i < - 1 - gam*. . ' -es *
' ;. - . *. < .ii i :..i agw
hen . .r a ' ad- .. . . eg .
a* .? : ; . .* r.a- ,
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a - a : .a- a * ?i * e
.' v . -. a ; - u;' - !*: .. : a ;
. a. *- ' *nd .N. , '
- t' . .a> . n a gun Iia * *. 1
** g . * ' * a" *i * '. 11' ea:
n. g _.- *' *a n.- key 1 >? o* i
,.*;. r J. t. IVrry. V\ da-d J
-'.? * a . r. <lran?i e Saivier-. the
egi : a gun at r.:n; a- *.* I
' a : a -t a! U il a* * \\. F.. Aila'.
i? ' i* > . - * * Sarnie: "..in
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v ' i * ' . * ? > - > y
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I- *;: .. > ? v.
K 'Tl u f. *, .. . "?
,v :1" * ? . .a -r; ; fr . .. .?
! k-' "i. r>* at :'f New Y. ; ,. .. a .j . .ag
. may *>e Aim-: an-nwned instead
! ' Rritish-ow ne i a- v\a< ,t first beI
l:e% (si.
A movement :- underway :n Washington
for consolidation of Hepubbo1
an wet and dry advocates :r. org e-w-;h
a view to bringing ah-m* k
na. ion-wide \ >n the proh.bito*
question. Tr^ matter wnli na-?i.\
. get hef <>rv the prt*sent m-ss. >r. of
. ro-ogre.
iethune i\ews Notes
rold by Correspondent i
Bethune, Feb y Lillian
ioooiett, home tn'onomici uxu her to
he Bethuie school, is holding weeky
r.tghi clashes at the high school
luildtng. for the hou-ewivee of ttoe 1
own and community. At these meetng?
Misi Geodlett instruct* in food ,
aluco. the act of preparing a goed
unch, and help.- solve the problem >f
dunning a well-balanced meal.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Kozier enter
ained a group of their friend* Satirday
evening with a delightful quail
i upper.
Mian Iiorothy Parrott ami Miss
hiaihenne TruesdelJ, of Columbia
roiitge, have been ^pending a fewlays
at home.
Mr. and Mr?. I'. H. Hester were
ailed to Fa aley 4a st week on a. ount
of the illness of Mr. Hester'*
Troth rr. ~ ? ????
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mungo and
hikirtft -jx-nt Saturday night a..d
Sunday with relatives in Bock Hill.
Mu? ( ia.ra Cordon of the L'n.on
school spent the week end at home.
Mrs. Kate Haney wait taken to
the < olumbia hospital Sunday where
>n Tuesday she underwent a major
operation. Her many friends are
wi-hing for her a t< freed v recovery.
Mrs. Oswald Cahflpbelf,, of Cam*
d'n. is the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Brannon.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Outlaw
Sunday, February 1st, a daughter.
Ravin Saverance of I>a vidson college
and Clifton Saverance of <%>lumbia
have been visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Saverance.
Mr. arul Mrs. VS'. R. Rozit-r, Mr-.
Zeb Cordon, Keith Cordon and Sarah
Cordon -|K-nt Sunday visiting relatives
in Monroe, N. C.
Robert DuBose, of Ciergetow n. wa:he
week ei.d guest ut his home here.
Mrs. V. T. Byrd and Mis- Fufala
Baker of ?he Mt. Risgah section were '
.'ue.-;> M-ndav >>f ther -i.-ter. Mi-.
W \V. Mungo.
M:s- !r.a Fletchei f Ken-haw j
sp? r:t the week end with M:-- ' la-a :
r;. idor..
Mr. and Mr- Ihivi.: H e> .< M1'
sgar. have Ia-ci the recent g'Je-t t
Mr and M-- J. K. Saverrr.<-c.
1' <- I cat he! - a.r.d Worker-' Coun.
tr.e Bupt.-t Sunday - h... ' m-.-t
:?*. r.< rr.e .f Mr-. Hattn H? u-* -- ;
a-: Kue-.tay vt-n:ng. ,
- ;
Re<omnieiid- Ho-pital For I hi- 'Slate I
a ng tea grant fr?-m Sena" -- K
[' Mr. tr a* A a-' r.gt n. :a!e .
Put-day:
"'" la r.il H.r.v- A im:n:-ti jt-ir :
^ t'-dan- Affu.--. it-Commep.ded t.n?
Senate F.r.anw t "ommittee t h: n? i
rung 'h:i t there be appropriate:
>m- nti<i n three hut id red thou-ar
lolla-s for a veterans hospital :
three hundred bed- and a regions
iff ice .n South Carolina. This waaccepte.i
by the eomijtittee. Th item
undv the genera", pr. .
vis.on- "f hospital construction to 1m
begun t'r.i- year. All that i.- new - sary
n w t<> be tame - f.-r the V. .
carrying the appropriation to - !
me law. I am inf"-med by '~e
airman <>' the' comnrtte-- tha*
n a- the appropnat :< n - " .e
>.d. a:., fx* a.-ried for.
\ New Type-of Thief
tir. > .? In.' the pa.-t week j
C'/ .i'' 1c -ther- store wa- ,1 j
* ' -u- rv -* at the r ?t n h j
???? - .?- '' *: ' : a ~. r .
' - uv : '. 'M
at : i. ; :. nve.-v.gat y ?
e. that m- v ha". ra:.;? . e i
1 .: a .-. * ar . art .--i " i <
' A v ; M-an .
- - ' - . - they wo . 1
? a > . ... t : ... y - u n r?e c . :t !
' w e ^ :".. 1 r.\ ? ..>.r !
o ' .11- were . n v
< < an v. ' >dt-nt
! - |
\ ".a *v.atr!' f::iv 'it*!"
:. t d . n - u pe r ?. *u rt n Ka e .
N i . an i .i<i v.
rtvT i * ?' ' Ka Kl'f. <.? a.v H.
i'mI f.'.i .i by a f:"! ?i.
ar,.: a .. .te- : -e b-y suffered a i<- > n
U c v. iu :v: 1 in: a -awe or
;\e if. * i??i.v ".at5??n*- * ar-> a: <i aa
' -u : -ief rmed.
Spartanburv: >unt\ officer* Pue*ita\
deslroyeu .. sti-l near Spart>.nhu!_*
whvh %\;t* operated b\ a youtiff
whi;*- wninan. They captured ab>ut
>o ^a .'.on* of wh-.skey and a considerab!e
uuantity o' :na-v..
rNvit- STrtrm- and >rx -rr.rdt cbtidrtm
w i ;? P'U' tied t deat W tlliamsrt.
l'a . M - ia> wht " tie df**.
>ye<i t her fat m home. l'.? nioth<
ana. a ;w -war-olii : w. re
,vui. utfV. L>a>i'.y burned.
i?:: a. :h* i-oti * . at Na . - ;
> *'.e .1 a . ar.iwunved n I'ensaa.
I- a 1" .. ?da> '.h i*. r- > na': - '
v S5.i tin i w.i'. tx* e>cr- :r ?a!v ]
: : - ,i -hn ;:v.t ? . ? n? r
a hi !. -a an
, a .. n.r -t!i 1
i: < , . n :
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n- a .? . lie..u He
.. .m v. > - a: <n en l
i . .a- - :v 're.
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:! :v. . r.ta -a ; : < - an,
..i. : ub.es.
Secretary Meiior. ! - *relar\
of the t a -i-nt
; *>*uree. the senate ftnar.ee rr.*-. 'tieo
Wedne*da\ that nan\ e. ? rtfrs
uii; hrppert to th countt\ oni
cress decides on t ash paymvn*- on
adjusted compensation . itos
1 held by World \*a: \eteraa- Mr.
Mellon stated that tht- pri?p.?a "is
.t rc< k'.ess and unwarranted abu-o of
I tne puoiti cr**dit. ano tr.at .t w >uld
retard business recovery " H* ?1jm)
stated that this is no time for th?
rivkless and unwarranted abu-e of
i the publu cred.t
AMONG Ol'R AllVKH'IIHKKS.
I.ook Liat of Firm* Lbbug Chronicle'*
Column* For Prinld Mrthinf. |
Quite a long list of advertiser* are
using The Chronicle's advertising
columns this week to carry -their
printed message. The Chronicle would
deem it a s|*ecial favor j/ when trailing
with our advertisers thi^ paper's
name be mentioned. The list this
week includes:.
First National Bank?Banking.
W. Sheorn &, Son, Removal Sale.
Cotton Manufacturer-' Association?Warning.
City Council?Ta* Notice.
Carolina Filling Station Goodyear
Tir<?.
Camden Floral Company -Flowers.
Fruitland Nurseries^-Plants.
Bank of Camden ? Banking.,
Hill Top Tea Room?Dinirtg.
Wateree Building and I-oan Asso-1
ciation?Real Estate.
BeasleyV Market?Meats.
McLeod-Ruah Co.?Produce and j
Vegetables.
Liberty Life Insurants Company.? i
Insurance.
Marvel. Ark., Jan. 2D.?One meal a
day, consisting usually of bread and
molasses and perhaps beans or plain
salt pork, is what the average drought
-offerer's family gets out of what the
Red Cross gives them. "But. we're:
thankful to get that because it keeps
Us from starving," said Jacob Miller,
a negro tenant farmer and life-long
resident of this community. "About ,
all it doe? is keep us alive though." '
.. i 1
he continued. Millers case is typical j
!' that "f .st of the ;en int farrnt:-,
this ar.d >diver counties?.whites '
and negroes alike lb* has a wife .
.it d tw.. children ar.il ha- ia-en re- '
, v rg f'? d t":*<or. the Red < ros*s
:'nr? weeks. It amounts to^
a r < lit $ "> a month. '"Me ?. a*, one
ica .. day." he -..id. "If ?> t-ied.
cut m- re than that out of the
j'.o.i Wf get. wouldn't . a -1 two
week.-. We don't g* t enough at the
rte meal. If I ate ad ! wa: ted: there
wouldn't Ik* an> .el*, to. my :aini.y .- *
1 ts of times 1 w.th- ut."
!.vw.- Weston, a Reg- reared, at
Ao-e\ iiie. is sought by tr.e French
g. -vv-nment in order t" give him the
Medal of Hor.tr for* exceptional bravery
ir. tr.e W o hi war. He went to.
Pittsburg several years before the
war and w.-- drafted there, but his j
parents. Pomp and Fmma Weston, j
are living at the home where Lewis j
wa- bom and 'pared. They own their j
over 'home and have the respect j
the j>eople of Abbeville.
< :tdet-Floyd A. Blocker of W alter- j
L died at Clems<.n college Sunday i
iv.ght following an attack of pneu- j
n;on:a. He was . -only 24 h<?ui-.
J-gyim r Kai-f \\ nhelm of (a-"- j
mam.. r.ow a: v. .e at Doom, H".- j
la-;-., t ?ki ? T2nd ^
Tv:* -dav t' '. a number ! relatives)
a v;. .. -? r.t ' " ' ". * '?.va-i *n.
Majestic Program
Friday anil Saturday. Feb. Bth-Tth
T'.< mmorto. cp of tre p*. -nee"
WeV. "THE BIG TRAIL." with John
\\ a.:.c. Mai g..? ii hutvnt?? C-c*
Br. r.lei'.. Hav : K n-. Tully Mar- i
-hah and Tyr r.i P-wer and 2o.ni").
other an-i ar> mals. , Never is -I
frr a screen ->j>e? tai le .-o ^ruwu.-i I
w :th thrills. ALso Our Gang n '
"SCHOOL'S Ol T" and. Aesop Fable-.
Monday and Tuesday. Feb. Dth-lOth
Joan Crawford's g-eatest picture.
"PAID" with R< ' ci't Armstr r.g,
Marie Prevo-t, K. r.t Douglass and
P.dly M ?-a . \ l**aut:ful girl g es
to pr:-on. for .. <-:me that she d:d
r.ot commit ami seeks revenge. Also
Ixx.ncy Tunes and Grantland Rice.
Wednesday ?K. Thursday. Feb. 11-12
I.< retta Your.g. Ralph F?>bes, Irene
R:ch and Halt Hamilton ;n "BE AI
IDKAL." A ,-eipuel to "Beau Geste.
A"ph'.u c tcrrh adveTrnrrr. love, mrffcring
and a dash of idealism. Sen ;it:
rail and o mrnaniling. One >f
th?* a-.- p.ctures of the year.
NOTICE
The regular annual meeting of
-! >. /v." ider- >f the Hermitage Mills'
held a*, the off-.ce of '.he
< smpany at ' airmen. S. ?' . on W*-dI
i p. *a . -*. is* . o..:l . a; J
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALET
... -'?.lin ' . .
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! E i w en.. A?i n :.: . :...
: h .. ,.f Ear. li. P. w < n. .t,e ..
Oefendants.
I i > * and by % irtue c>* vr rt i of
t h.> it- \\ . H - i A-' .1..
of t'm } .fth Circuit, of date ne -?th
"day of 'anuary. 11*-> 1. 1 w... fter for
sale, at Blaney. Kcr-haw t ou aty
><"utn i arolma. at tne tormer >: ,>re
h u-c t f Blaney Mercantile company,
or. the 2Trd day of February. 1.131,
during the legal hours of sale, ail the
stock of merchandise and the fixtures
of Bl iney Mercantile con j^any.
Terms of sale: Cash. Anyone bidding
on said property will be required
to deposit One .Hundred ($100.00)
Dollars cash or "^eertified check on
some responsible^ hank as evidence of
good faith.
K T. BOW EN.
Adminfstrator of the Estnte of Earl
11. Bow en. L>eceas<Ki.
Mrs. Cynthia Youm, 99 yt-ar old.
died in Lincoln county, N. C., last
week.
Wants?For Sate
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE?Dwelling
No. 1213 West Side MiU Street,
l>welling No. 205 South Side Haile
Street, Dwelling' No. 207 South
Side Haile Street. Just repaired?
painted inside and outside, all walls
calsomined, floors stained?each 'In
excellent condition. See Mr. Mackey
at First National Bank. Wateree
Building and I?an Association.
45-4flsb
FOR SALE?Two good farm mules
and wagon at a bargain. Address
E. T. Barnes, Rt. 2, Box 29, Cam
den, S. C. 4o-47pd.
FOR SALE?High class Fulghum
seed oats, soy- beans, peavine hay.
In first class condition. Call on
W. A. Izes. manager of Herbnitage
Plantation, Camden. S. <*. ,44-47sb
CABINET SHOP?Made to order
mantels, deskt*u tables, novelties
and furn;;ur??.' '"General repairing
and "special \Vork for contractors.
Handwork, workmanship and materials
tirst class. Trie Cabinet Shop.
F. K. Stokes, ma' ager, located at
building formerly occupied by Barret:
Building Material Company.
We>t DeKalb street. Camden. S. C.
45-pd.
FOR SALE?Nine pure bred 0. I. C.
pigs, three and five dollars each.
Address G. R. Truesdale. Westville,
S. C. 4o-sb
A TTEN T ION TO I RISTS?F or rent,
one Pierce Arrow car for $35 per
week. In perfect condition. What
you need for long distance trips or
hunting trips. Address Chronicle,
Camden. S. C. 4o-47sb
ANI) THEN THERE ARE SUCH
REPAIRS AS: Awnings renewed
and Tep tiffed, guns, pistols, trunks,
luggage, bicycles, locks, keys, lawnmowers.
oil ranges and heaters,
typewriters, househojd implements
and utensils, guns and typewriters
cleaned and cared for, sheet meta!
pipe, ventilators, funnels, fittings
ami novelties and various light repairs.
Also new Work and replacements.
Jenkins Repair Shop, Messenger
Bloc!:, Corner Broad and
Arthur Streets. Camden. S. C.
45tf
WANTED?By refined middle-aged
woman work as nurse o* . ?mpanion
t<? elderly lady. Or work as housekupt-r
or helper :f. l.r.-r. room in
hotel.- Addri >s "C'-m; union", care
( .. ir-if ( :;\in:clv. ' am den. 5>I T7
lojxi
FOR REN 1 ?Store -m now occupied
by U She- rr Son. Posses.
n g.-n Ma- h first. Apply
.1 >sep'n >r.eheen. Camden, S. C. 45sb
FERTII l/KRS ? Let The Southern
:: r. o Company furnish you
with gar ien and crop fertilizers
this sen- n. We will carry a sto.-k
..I iiux-i and raw goods. Wo now
ve r. hand a shipment of 7-5-5
> ur t^pringp Garden. Phone
'>4. Camdenj S. C. 45?rb
ANOTHER RADIO BARGAIN ?
Slightly used Atwate- Kent new
golden voiced set. This set absolutely
as good as ni w ar.d is the
atest model. Will take a b g !o<<
n price or make liberal allowance
?>n your old set. Address W. 0.
Hay, local Atwater Kent dealer
Camden. S. C. 45-46sb
FOR SALE?O ne fine Jersey cow.
gives around four gallons per day
Tuberculin lested. All excellent
qualities. Can be seen at Guignard
Farms, Telephone l is. W. P. McGuirt,
Camden, S. C. 45-47pd
FOR SALE?A very rare and hfn-1
tiful set, consisting of one ovi) I
lyorainne mirror and two htmgh.# I
candelabra over a hundred yWi I
old and in fine condition. Ala I
for sale one handsome heavy Frent| I
fruit bowl in drngm design. Perl
information: "Genuine. ^niiqut*,* I
care of Camden Chronicle. 44-4ta I
FOR SALE?Two pure bred Gum-1
sey bulls, registered, one fair I
years old and yearling same breed.'!
Will sell at a bargain or txchanjp^B
for other cattle or hogs. Reason
for selling, they are too closely kin I
to rest of my herd. Address Jfep-1
ry Savage, Camden, -S. C. .-M-15sb 1
FOR RENT?Several bo uses tor |
rent. Apply to L. A. WiuWsky, |
Camden, S. C. tteb I
\ FOR SALE?One cow with jrouag I
calf, price 135. Apply J. H. Zemp. I
Camden. SsT C. 44sb !
FOR SALE?Beautiful French Music I
Cabinet, Ixmis XVI period, exqui- 1
sitely inlaid in musical instrument'!
design. A work of Art with unique I
and romantic history. Also won-!
defful antique furniture of other |
kinds. Write Mrs. W. R. Wallace. I
Chester, S. C. 43-45pd I
WANTED?You to know that if you I
have anything to sell an adver-1
! tisement placed in this column will!
more than likely sell it for you.
i FOR SALE?Milk cows, heifers,!
bulls, grade or registered, fresh or I
. springers. Henry D. Green, Cam-!
FOR RENT?One six room house!
one five-room cottage. Furnished!
| rooms for housekeeping. Apply to!
t G. C. Bruce, Cainden, S. C. i
i WANTED?No. l pine logs. Highest!
cash prices paid; year round de-l
mand. Sumter Planing Mills anil
Lumber Co., Attention E. S. Boots,!
Sumter. S. C. 1-tf-fti!
CARPENTERING?John S. Myers!
phone 268, 812 Church Stree^!
Camden, S. C., will give satis-1
factory service to all for all kinds!
of carpenter work. 1 Building;!
general repairs, screening, cabin* I
making and repairing furniture!
My workmanship is my referent I
I solicit your, patronage, Thai I
Ing vou In advance. 50 i I
WE WANT you to know that eadl
dollar invested in stock of our Mil
I 16 Series and paid for 78 month) |
i ($78.00) paid the holder $104J9.!
! The member paying $10.00 each!
month received in the 6% yean, I
$1,042.60. Are you THRIFTY-!
| looking to your future ? Then buy
| our December Series stock NOW. I
Kr,;m prijeg?Building and Loan A)- 1
^ soe'ation. Camden. S. C. l$tf I
- -? .r fl
; What Mrs. Brenninger of N.Y. I
Says About Rat Poison.
' "Tried preparations that kill rat) I
but RAT-SX'aP is .he only one tha I
prevents disagreeable odors after!
killing. AlkQ like RAT-SNAP because
it comes in handy cakes, no " mlxlur!
. with other food. You don't have to
! dirty your hands, it's the best for
J household use." Try RAT-SNAP- !
Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold anal
guaranteed by Zemp & DePass,
| Druggists, Camden,S. C., and Be
j thune Hardware Co., Bethune, S. yv|
influenza i
i spreadingi
Check Colds at once with 666.1
Take it as a preventive. 1
Use 666 Salve for Babies^!
Notice I
All 1930 City Taxes not paid by I
Ms$ch 1, 1931, a penalty of 7 percentwiii
1 be added.'
CITY COUNCIL, 1
By J. C. Boykin, City Clerk & Treasurer 1
HeRE you con I
your price and still de- |
I
cide .. . ."I will buy only
THE I eading make of tire
, . . Goodyear."
CAROLINA MOTOR CO.
Super-Service Station
Telephone 210
mm