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Mother Suicides , Columbia.?Returning home from school, Edward Kelly, 12, discovered his mother, Mr*. Atha Airy"Kelly, 46, hanging by a sheet from a rafter of the garage. A coroner itnnourwed she had committed suicide. Daniel Klores, who a year ago at' tempted to assassinate President Ortia Kubio, was fined $23,M)0 in a Mexico City court Friday. BAYER ASPIRIN is always SAFE Beware of Imitation* CBf.M'INK Bayer Aspirin, therkind that doctors prescribe and millions of UBers i.ave proven safe for over thirty years, car. easily l>e Identified I?y the name Bayer and the word genuine as alxive. Genuine Bayer Aspirin is safe and sure; it is always the same. It has the unqualified endorsement of physicians and d uggists everywhere. It does not depri the he..r , and no harmful efTicts folhv.v :'s use Bi M r Aspirin is t!.e iversal antidote tor pains of all kinds. I o-.i'larhe . r,< : :,is Colds . [Neuralgia Sore Throat Lumbago Rhcmnatian I othaclie Aspirin is the trade-mark of Bayer manufacture of mo'noaccticacidester oi aJicylicacid. When BABIES ore llpse* BABY ills and n>lment.s seem twice as serious at night. A sudden cry may mean eolic. Or a sudden attack "f diarrhea. Hons would v>>u meet t! s emergency tonight? Haw you a butt !e of Cubtoria ready? For the protection <>{ vour wee ?'tie for your ovsiy peace of mind keep l! is old. reliable preparation always on band. But don't keep it im>t for etiit.,ru*tu.,w??.v rt-? n oe an everyday aid It'.-. gciit.li) inlluence will ease* and soothe the infant who cannot sleep. It's mild regulation will help an older child whose tongue is coated because of sluggish boweLs. Ail druggists have ^lastona. NO-MO-KORN FOR CORNS AND CALLOUSBS Made in Camden And For Sato By I DeKalb Pharmacy?Phone 95 I EYES EXAMINED J and CI asses Fitted THE HOFFER COMPANY I Jewelers and Optometrist* j R. E. Chewning & Son General Contractors and Builders Phone 386 Camden, S. C. Estimates Furnished on All Classes of Work \ Floors Sanded t>n Request ? * -v*; - j .. , ? j--' t \A . ~~~ '*" J". ^ - . *7~ Mrs. E. S. Corbltt Dead at Spring Hill Spring Hill, Map. 14.?.Mr*. KtU Stafford Corbitt, 2*J, wife of Laurence <V>rb4tt, died in the Sumter hoepita] Wednesday morning, Mnrch H. Koneral aerviecn were heW in Salem Methodist church Thursday morning with interment in the church cemetery. Mra, Corbftt waa a lovable character and her death will be keenly felt by her many friend*. lie*idea her huaband ahe leaven u little daughter aix year* of age. She ia also survived by her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Stafford of. Oawego; three sinters, Miss Hinily Stafford, of Florence, Misses Adrian and Inez Stafford; two small brothers of Os* we go; an okler brother, Otia Stafford. of Charlotte, N. C.; an aged grandmother, Mrs. Bradford Sca''borough of Spring Hill, also survives. Columbia Printer Found Dead - f? Columbia, March 18.? Hiram Uwson, vice-president of McCaw of Columbia, a job plunt, was found dea I in his automobile in the Shandon suburb of the city early today, a bullet wound in his head. Members of his family said they hud not seen him since 11 o'clock last night. The o ldbattleship North Dakota, built at a cost of $4,377,000, has been sold by the navy department at auction, and brought only $87,2011 as junk. /<; XCIJ RSI ON TO CHARLESTON, S. C. ACCOUNT Magnolia Gardens Middleton Gardens FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MARCH 27-28 and FKiuAY AND SATURDAY APRIL 3-4 ' Fares from: Camden $4.00 Kershaw 5.00 Lancaster 5.50 Fxcursion tickets sold for all trains except Crescent Limited and good returning to reach original starting point by midnight Wednesday following date of sale. Azale.as and Camelia Japonica in peak: of bloam. World famous and unexcelled in variegated coloring and size orf plants. "Well worth the time and small exjpense to see these beautiful Cardens, as well as other interesting places in Charleston. Kxvursion tickets at one and onehalf fare . round trip will also t>e sold on other dates. Apply to ticket agents. Southern Railway TtBWPREVENT PAINS If you are rundown,nervous, or i Burrer every montti, r1 take C a r d u i , a , medicine used by w o m o n for over i fifty yearn. As vnur health I tn proves, ^ you will sharo the enthusiasm of thousands of others who have praised Cardul for the benefits they have felt after taking It. Kxperlence of several generations testifies thatj rn i CARDUI tsSpJ Helps Women to Health EXTENSION FDR PAYMENT OF TAXES RECEIVED FROM A. J. BEATTIE. COMPTROLLER GENERAL Pursuant to a Resolution passed by the General Assembly, and under the provisions of Section 851, Code of IjH\vs, 11)22, Vol. 2. and with the approval of the Governor, the time for the collection of all property taxe-> i- hereby extended until up to and including May 1, ll'.'Jl, without i 11 - j crease in penalty. The jxnall'y of one per eent. hereI tof.?re assessed. shall lw collected up |t" May 1-t. ami after that date ail J , un.pu.al laxc* Miall into execution, jw.th all penalties |>r>\ ded by law.' j S \V HOG I'll. Treasurer. Ke-snau Count \ 1 Kehruaiw .'Ird. !'. .>!. ROUT. W.MITCH AM j | Architect Crocker Building, Camden, S. C. DeKALB COUNCIL No 88 Junior Order U. A. M. i Regular council Second and I \ fourth Mondays of each month at ^ p.rn Visiting Brethren are welcome A A. W. HUMPHRIES. I L. H. JQ^IEtrL Councillor Recording sec'>' A 7 X ~- * - - v MQuft?bH Reap Hiiifit 4 Fran Gullible Public J Burning a rabbit'# heart oo the flr* to bring a mat* for a louely woman ; paying balf a crown for a quack con. alUtion and a penny worth of bert>?; bajlotf cliartna to ward olf evil; burn- 1 log locenva mi Cortuu* tolling tea pur- 1 ttaa, uud reading teacup* to discover < whether linabrmda are fnlthfui to their i wives! These are among the nwny j amazing performance# carried on la j the Went riding of Yorkshire. I .reds, , and Bradford. In particular, are in fested with these places, where people are induced to undergo "treatment" ^ for all aorta of ailments und for all i aorta of reasons. Incompetent people I cidling themselves "herbal 1st k" or "udviscrs" make examinations of men ) and women and then prescribe some , herb. CimrniM of various kinds are j spltl to neurotic women suffering from a fenr complex. At l.eeds one woman paid 7*> cents for a rut's tail that was supposed to have been possessed of ' special powers. Many homes have twen destroyed liy the suspicions 1 aroused In the minds of wives concerning thoir husbands. The police experience great dlljlculty In securing prosecutions, because people who have been gulled are ashamed to come forward to give evidence.? London TitBits. Great French Novelist Lover of Good Coffee 1 To trie many Americans who go disconsolate in want of trieir usual coffee when truveling in France it may he a surprise to hear that a famous Frenchmap. trie novelist Ilonorc do Balzac, was as fond of good coffee us tliey can he and extremely fastidious about the quality of the grains nnd their percolating. He always had three kinds of grains mixed?Bourbon, Moka, Mnrtinicu, and had to go to three different grocers for them, lie culled his own coffee pot his "muse" und drank gallons of the dark beverage every day. 'there lie found the stimulus for those excruciating spells of inspiration. which sometimes lasted 18 hours und left him us weak and worn as any big fight. Another fad of his. which perhaps helped him to survive such an unhealthy life, was fruit. He reveled In its beauty and adored Its freshness. He was known to have eaten four pounds of cherries at a time. "Tiddler*" Good Fathers The "Tiddler," in common with the mule stickle-back fish of every species, bus remarkable purental instincts, building a nest, guarding the ova, watching over the young fry whilst still in the nest, and then, when they are able to leave It, accompanying them as n guard until they are able to fend for themselves. Moreover, daring the time that the baby "tld- ' dlers" are in the nest, should one of them, stronger than the others, sally forth "on his own" to see what the world looks like, "papa" Is after It like a flash, takes It In his mouth as a cat does a kitten and bundles it back ' into the nest. w End of Vandal* a* Nation The?\ a iid.i I .?w ere?++?Tent ont-o?race?; which played a o-uding part In the disruption of the (Ionian empire in the Fifth century. They overran thni! and Spain, and crossing to Africa established u kingdom there under tletoserlc (A. L>. ; committed till tic o\cessses of barbaric devastation which have made their name proverbial; and wantonly destroyed works of art. monuments, and priceless treasures \?f lit- > - ? - -><i? <* ? ?? iv<urn- j io.-j f. pThe Emperor Justinian sent llelisarius 1 against them, and after several do- ^ feats they were eventually routed ' (?"?33), and as a nation censed to exist. Why Ri*k It? Woodrow Wilson, playing golf one day with three friends, followed a particularly slow fotfrsome with a habit of holding long and Intimate discussions on every green. Coming to a short hole, the confab lasted for a full ten minutes, and the Wilson group reached the last stakes of nervous exasperation. "Outrageous." one of them exclaimed at last, stepping out on the tee. "I'm going to shoot." "I wouldn't." advised the President. "You might miss thorn."?Collier's Weekly. Dovtbie Duty Tree I" : ; ' - i rdon of Stanley bay \ u-'Kland. V Zealand, there stands >n "''I ' 'i tree that produces i y it<= rig? - -1: fruit throughout the >. , p but. in n. tine sw ._ ? . ;..ugiux ..s u ' !! \' i. :i ics t ho i roe I - n | crop of fruit- Vi i'hor i< ; 'I u'fh lie peculla lit os of tile >' .< A close oTnniinat ion of the tn-r g-,\.-s one no explanation of rho freak The so. rot is that an orange root has ; g't'afted to that of a letnon ml the stem of the orange has crown into that of the lemon, forming what no pears to bo one tr. >. Sunny was driving through the i country with the grandmother when he espied some pigs greedily eating In ! n field and asked v hat it ?:is i ' They're eating clover" exph.ined his grandmother, and v\ hot, she no j tired his puzzled expression added. I clover Is Just the same to them as ] spinach Is to you." i "Do they get spanked if th-y don't ( e.;t It? asked Sunny with keen inter est. 1 1 Mrs. Fred B. Horton Dead at Kershaw x Kershaw, Mar ML?^Funeral services for Mrs. Rosamond Lone Horton, 34, wife of Fred B. Horton, wh|<( iied at her, home near Kershaw Wed* lesday ?vetoing, March 11, were held Troon Pleasant Plain Baptist churVb, Lancaster county, at 8:30 o'clock Phuraday afternoon, conducted by the Rev. J. Burn we 11 Oast on, pastor of :he First Baptist church of Camden, Assisted by the Rev. John Babney. Interment was in the churchyard. Mrs. Horton had been living in the Pleaaant Plain community of Lanastcr county only a few months, laving moved from I>ake City, where die had made her home for the past <ever$l years. She was the daughter Robert F. Ix>ng and the late Mr#, Anna Welch I?ng. She had lived in the Pleasant Plain section prior to her marriage in 11)10. Besides her husband and father, she is survived by five children, Fred B., Jr., Robert I>ee, Elwin l.?awton, Nan and Joan Horton, the latter only eight months old. She is also survived by the following brothers and sisters: Luther L. Long, Miami, Fla.; J. Herman Lpr?g, Columbia; Clark H., Cecil B., William U, and Annie Welch Ixmg, Lancaster county; Robert C. Long, Oolumlbia; Mrs. Mary Long Salters, Trio. The pallbearers were: C. M. Rouknight, H. S. Corley and H. W. Young of (Columbia and Marion Sims, Mr. Couch and I). M. Gibbons, of Kershaw. Her husband and son, Robert Lee Horton, are both dangerously ill of pneumonia. Kills Sheriff, Brother and Self Monticello, Ind., March 16.?While attempting to arrest two brothers suspected of bank robbery, Ray Fisher, 40, sheriff of White county, was shot and killed yesterday. One of the suspects then was shot to death by his own brother who in turn committed suicide. The dead suspects are Wilhwm TaibuLi, <>4, snot uy ins brother, and Scott Talbutt, 43, who then killed himself. Deputy Sheriff Barney Ireland was shot through the head. The shooting occurred at the home of Mrs. Harriett Tatbutt, 81, mother of the Talbutts, two miles northwest of Buffalo, a small community 10 miles north of here. Sheriff Fisher and his deputy held a warrant for the arrest of Scott TaBbutt in connection with the robbery of the Battleground, Ind., state bank last February 6. Four thousand farmers at Raleigh, N. C., last Thursday told the finance committee of the two houses of the general assembly that taxes on lands must be reduced or dire consequences would result. Every man in the house stood up when called upon to express a preference between a sales tax and a luxury tax for support of the schools, the expression being favorable to the luxury tax. Notice of Lost Certificate X"tice is hereby given that (Certificate of Stock in the Camden Bui hi- | ing and Loan Association Number i dated October 24, 11)28, issued to I v. e omns nas been lost. After due publication the undersigned will apply to the secretary of said Association for a duplicate certificate. D. N. COLLINS Camden, S. ('., Moh. 19^ 10(31. NOTICE " The dog license tax of $1.25 oa each dog six weeks old and over due January 1, 1930, will have a penalty added to it after February 1, 1931. S. W. HOGUE, Treasurer, Kerabaw County, S. C. 666 ~~ LIQUID or TABLETS Cure Colds, He-adaches, Fever 6 6 6 SALVE CURES BABY'S COLD SUMMONS FOR RELIEF State of South Carolina County of "Kershaw (In the Court of Common Pleas) Fidelity Building and Loan Association. Plaintiff. against PhyiB* B-ovn. Simel Brown, Jnnte Lewi*. F.lr/.a Kllerbe, Coleman Browr.. Tillman Brown. Ks telle Brown, and all other parties ha\ ing or claiming to have any right, titl" or interest in and to, or Inn upon the following lot of land, situate in the County of Kershaw. State of South Carolina, owned !>. R.isa Brown, deceased: ? "All that .piece, parcel - r lot of land situate in the County of Kershaw. State of South Caiolina, near and northeast of the Cits of Camden. containing one-fourth (\\) of an acre, more or less, having a fr ntage of 160 feet with a depth of S8.5 feet and designated as Lot No. RB represented upon a plat made by A. B. Boy-kin, Surveyor, of date February 21, 1923, and recorded in the office of the Tlerk of Court for Kershaw County in Plat Book No. 6, page 177. Bounded North by Ix>t No. SA; East by lands now or formerly >f Ella Brevard; South by lands of the .estate of Rebecca Lee; West by IiOt No. 4rR and 'being the same lot of land conveyed to me by Ro?a Shields by deed dated February 11, ly#)." b>, through or under the said Rosa Brown, whose names and residences are unknown and cannot, with reasonable diligence, be ascertained, Defendants. ,To the Defendants aibove named: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the Complaint in the above entitled action, a copy of which is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer thereto on the subscriber at nis office in the City of Camden, JS. C., within twenty (20) days from date of service hereof upon you, exclusive of the date of service; and if vou fail to answer the Coimrplaiivt within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said Complaint. E. D. BLAKENEY, Plaintiff's Attorney Camden, S. C., February 20, 1931 NOTICE: To the unknown infant defendants, if any, in the above entitled action, and to their general or testamentary guardian or guardians, if any, and to any and all persons or persons with whom any of such infant defendants reside: The following is a copy of an Order in the Court of Common Pleas in the above entitled action: "On reading and filing the petition of E. D. Blakeney, attorney for plaintiff, for the appointment of S. N. Nricholson as guardian, ad litem for the unknown minor defendants, if any, for the purpose of said action, and the written consent of the said S. N. Nicholson being had, and it appearing that the names and addresses of the said infants, whether residents or non-residents of this State, are unknown to the plaintiff, and cannot with reasonable diligence be ascertained; that the said S. N. Nicholson is a competent person to undertake and protect the rights of the said infants, if any, in said action; that he i has no interest in same adverse to the said infants, and is not connected with the plaintiff in said action. . 11 i ii .J ' 111., ,1 ,i, 11 ^^ "It is ordered that the said s kfl Nicholson be and be is heTebr k| pointed guardian ad litem for tbl said unknown minor defendants | I any, and is authroized to appear ittffl defend said action on (behalf of tl^l said nffants unless'the said infanjj if any, or either of them, or one in behalf of them, shall days after service of a copy this order upon 'theta, procure t.-*fl appointment of a guardian ad littJ for said infants for the 'iwrpose d^| said suit. *" "It is further ordered, That thifl order shall be served upon the infant defendants and on their spective fathers, mothers, general <r^| testamentary 'guardians, or any j*l sons with whom any and all of u|l infant defendants, if any, reside, publication of this order in the den Chronicle, a newspaper publish^!' in the City o?f Camden, S. C., onctfl week for three successive weeks" E. D. BLAKENEY, I Plaintiff's Attorney 9 Camden, S. C., February 26, 193lfl Published for the first time ruary 27, 1931. I NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND| CREDITORS All persons indebted to the esUu^l of Frances Williams, deceased, ml hereby requested to bay same and til . persons to whom the said Francs^^ Williams was indebted are heretx^^ notified to present their claims, dtnH attested, within the time prescribe by law, to L. It. Jones, Probate Camden, S. C. | t T? Trv *mn i-i. iv. ov/nno. Judge of Probate for' Kershaw Courl Dated March 3rd, 1931. \ Notice To Debtors and Creditor* This is to notify all persons ill whom the late K. .S. Villepigue wu^H (indebted to Ale duly verified daiwH for the same to the .undersigned ill all whom were indebted unto the atiJl K. S. Villepigue to make payment to the undersigned. I. C. HOUGH,Al Executor and Trustee under Will ? K. S. Villepigue, Deceased. ^| March 4th, 1081 ^ ' _____ , ? DftAYAGE STORAGE I I K ^ 1 ;' trf&mk fl 1 fire Imurmmce on all iKipwaiU. Will II !' house for furniture, etc. Brick, sand, cniaM ^ I |l Vigor# kept in stock at all times. j1 I J.B.ZEMP | I Telephone. 216 and 100 Cwdea, S. C. n Notice of Paving Assessments Due 1 I Notice is hereby given that pavement assessments will be due the City of Camden on April 1? J I 1931, arid must be promptly paid. _ . j. r rayklm. ;;.r. zjH:. 1 Clerk and Treasurer, City of Camden I March 9, 1931. fl EASTER EXCURSIONS I Tickets will be sold Wednesday, Thursday, Friday in^fl I Saturday, April 1, 2, 3 & 4, 1931, between all stations I On the j Southern Railway Systems Limited to return within 15 days j I At ONE-WAY FARE plus $1.00 for the ROUND TRIP I I (Children half-fare) J Stop-overs Allowed * ' M ' " ' ' I Baggage Checked Good Friday, April 3rd ' .fl Easter Sunday, April 5th ? -.fl An Excellent Opportunity to Visit Home and Friends at Greatly Reduced Rates The Southern Serves the South With Many Emcelle?* J j Through and Local Passenger Trains For Fares, Pullman reservations, tickets and schedules Inquir* I j Any Pmsaenger Representative or Ticket Agent ;vp? SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM VI' I . i TRAVEL BY TRAIN Comfortable ^Economical Safe