The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 18, 1931, Image 4
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COME AND GET OUR PRICES BEFORE
YOU BUY FOR YOUR JOB
WATEREE LUMBER COMPANY
At S. A. L. Freight Station
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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE!
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II. I). NICKS. Kdllor and Publisher
Published every Friday at No. 1109 !
lirottd Street and entered at the Camden,
South Carolina postoffxe a*
second class mail matter. Price per
annum $2.00, payable in advance
f''i'ida>. September Ih. J *?."{ I
I f OI: No ! > ( I,: ; - (( ti ., || f- > i I)11- V [
atur from I'aaul'o t. ha-, ati.pti-d < n j
1 m -id- m \ 11 U < Fa> uu-i and 'I ax j
pa ye r. I.< .ip 11 of So11' u ? ar> 111 a, |
and wan! in. ?\ hoicm a> ' d - .pool
"f I la c 11 i /. i 11 of ! hi- fa1*- in in
floe' < at ! u I! i -1 u d \ whu' ?n
be sy^'j'i -'id at the lt'dl! > oai '-f
thy a--einbly.
"Prudent imn of jiffan- an- ad'io > *
<n? then i m 111 yi i t- to their incomes,
but the at ate and county yoveriinertl*
are opi-ating on the husi* of
abounding ptwspeniy, not u it h.standinp
the depii'.aion," .xny.s Mi. Chrislefisen.
A strong effort was made at '.'a j
la.-vt sc/j.-jion to reduce salatu-s ;n all1
departments but the politician* in!
pouc,r m i in to be well i-nt I a i hod,
ami -aiar> mils will be hard <? /i. compl.di
unle.*.* the poep'e- e up
and demand it.
lev i7. h\ an >>\erw I;, ! onn vol. >,
\\ '-due a> 'uriai! hands do v.*: o> no
11 lev I .on y -kip a year cot t oil pf: n
and :' n u n m i -1 a ka hi?- iangua;. ? ' d I
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P inking < >| | icials
- u*:g -. M oi .n |. Sui:: h". tempo ?"'
i> t 1 i t ! in- nid n ;a 1 -eaa! \ndi
rsi.t; >( entiv. .lire fuel a hot shot
at tit "i'. ghei officials" id' this state
when he pubis. :\ announced from the
bench, that .t s difficult to enfoiv*
the prohibit on laws when so many of
the public officials violate the law
t hi"iis<-!v e* lb" k If ill Herald
1 he wo t tiling the-matter wi.it
South ( aioima is not the !r>w price of
cotton. \ he lack of diversified farm'
n g", n " i r r: ( e 11 lit- ,, i ItVT'd''ih
J*, is that the people allow professional
!'o.i'n.:in- to Tooi tjtetn utteriy m".o
anitl f hem a r u ml by the*m>s,. i .
"' "ttlee -uke! - choose, W'hell'
v> 'ha v .dn.oM . fau. the benefit of
he to-! It: an- a>vr '. the harm of;
eve! \ O tn> -ta'" \ 'd. j
vilie Fnuuirer.
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f I Lg h Taxes and K11 in
W h ! tnc goverr|o? and Urn legi*!;;
Him iiic -o inu li concerned aboiH the
in ., ]) ji e of cotton; and manufacture
lie, and I'fiMMi-in in gcm-rul art* run
' '*.>.1 about \*lhc di" teased demand
aii i omm cnlie*^ j^would la- well'
ii politic ;J[ leaded to do so mi |
i aj thinking about the ir><. i,ea> -U J
<#-t of government.
I.alioi.ng mm every w here, fur me
pride? s lonal men and women, bus?m
-- men and men han> < m gemot ii
hav< offered a i t do ta.n u. .nvei/le
during t be past few yuar.v Win a .
wage. were high men paid then lu\
e- i|i,d obligation* without much kirk.
Now that the <-o.e,t ol living ban tak m
a tumble and the average income has
suffered t lie constantly ittCl'gits'i 11 jf
eost of government is coining in for
some sharp criticism. And it is well
thai it should.
It is interesting to note that in
l'.iJ:t the appropriation bill of iWl
state government wa- $5,H.T.h HMi.0-1.
In that year wages wetc good, work
was plentiful and few men and women
who wanted something to do
' were without jobs. In this year when
j thousands m-oui own.state and million*
in tin- nation are without work
aid have no income whatever tin
' cost of government jumps to mo e
than ten million dollar.-, not counting
the million* paid in ga* ta\ and automobile
license.-. No womlc! tin taxpavet
aic ri-:ng u]> in /tin,- agmn*t
ii h a thing Those y/fm !; v.- off t aX
I lire [ley lU'Vc >1 c ;X^e a I'd I 'i||l|("'!
c . aim -' '
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ami hy an : i ti/.en- Id,'
.... kei p go \t .1 o| fp "7
g i < a' * taa-c t v, a --e>-iiiedt < *M
u? ?omj>at.y'- "pi ; y and thu- jump
: a \ burden ihou-aml- of dollar*
s t a -o tin g<' > i ' n men i car. keep
u 11 i \ pi ti -v i machine of ainm: ?>n
:i mi bvireaus.
' ll-1 a long i- tu: g-'ig.g t,. ki*, p Up 1
Ti. - -tate ;- losing the chance '<>
i ni ing ;n millions of dollar- of out1-ulc
capital annually because of . 'heavy
and uncertain taxes. We are
digging up the fact - regarding tin
loss of a big cement concern, which
[ would have given employment to 200
! men. w hich planned to locate in
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South t'aronna, but alter investigating
the tax policy (or rather lack of
a policy) the men behind the movement
said "No". They were afraid
to take chances on investing in this
state under present c?>nd>tions. ?-Carolina
Free I'ress.
A,, mW.-.'.r?-1-* i;i000
men seeking jobs for which only
'J.'itMi men vveii* needed, engaged in a
riot of carge proportions. The eou'.-ty
had 2..">00 jobs to offei as a p., it
of a scheme t'o relieve unemployiner,'.
and tlie late comers tried to puui
n a'nead of the early vomers for the
job- Tin fee* was tin- result.
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I To Chrevrolet Owners j
Ifue to the fact that our equipment
did not arrive on time, we are extending
our special price on greasing and
oil until October 5th. I
Camden Chevrolet Co.
C. M. GRAVES, Manager
West DeKalb Street Camden, S. C.
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tiethune News Notes j
Told by Correspondent
Bethune, B. C? Sept. 15. -The rtrst
regular meeting of the Parent Teachers
Association for this season was
held at the school auditorium Mon
day evening. A reorganization was
effected and the following officerswere
elected to serve during the coming
year: Mrs. I). M*. Mays, presi
dent, reelected; R. H. Burn-, vice
president; Miss Luejle Smith, seer*
tary; Mrs. Hugh Oliver, treasurer.
Mr. (i. p. Parrott made a '<>
talk, welcoming the teacher.- l#a< k ' <
Bethune. I>r. K. Z ? Truesdale a" i
Miss Kathryn Trueadale favon '
usf.einbly with fcjM?cial music M
T. K. Bethune gave an art do
"Dtphthcrva i"1 P re Ven labile " Dj. J
tog the social hour which F .!! .\v . j
delicious punch and cracker- we:
.vr.cd by a0 group of high - '
gi(Is,
Mrs. Sid Met kill and 'wo in :
children of Florence we?e tie- v.n j
end guests of Mrs. J. M. < lyburn
Miss Mamie iJ^.ughi.-, of Y\ tin
horo, and NurwdoTI Tho'rnu-. >f A
ken, spent tin- week end with Mr- I. !
D. Robertson.
.Mr. and Mrs. M D Marsh -and \1
Kitty Best, of ('olumh.u, and Mr an !
Mr.-, lwoiw! Best, of Sumter, -pent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and vfl
I . M. lit vt
Mr. and Mr-. W A. Outlaw a -.
Mrs. I,. 1). Robertson enjoyed a dlightful
trip to 4>he inoun' am North
( ai'olina lust week. Tin y \.
ited Chimney Rock, Lake l.ure arid a
number of other places of intcre-returning
by Spartanburg wbeie
tie Fay Outlaw returned to Cedar
Springs school.
The body of Mr. J. ( '. King,N of
Houston, Texas, arrived at Bethune
Monday morning and was carried
from the home of his sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Watford to Lydia for burial at
Wesley Chapel cemetery.
! President Hoover on Tuesday called
j into consultation Kugene Meyv,
j chairman of the Federal Reserve system
and William L. Clayton, of Hon ton.
Texas, adeading cotton factor. t >
! discuss ways and means of helping
the American cotton growers out < f
| their dilemma due to the big ci ip
pi edicti'd for this yea-.
Peter Rus.-tdl. who has been -h'l J
tied hack and forth across A* - j
in'.' ?-an the pa st -i \ca! u.ontii I
- :.i.l ,...e ,. -r.-. |
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v l c t I flij 'A I > ' ,f U i' I \ /! t' I ] i) t . ? \\ ; 1
' an. ,i. : ..c Cr..ted State t
! - and c i- ar been pr<- '
Win. . a:. d i I a" C!a-go\\ .,nd : ' : i
a. :i;. .n I ft".
\ . i - f! inil We.-t ( Jrange. \ ! .
viv 1 'in i : -t-fta-t the com! i
l b- ii- A. L'.i:---n. noted eh * ?r
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t. - - : ' and -Cant,:-*, w no ha- h-.-n
?m?! ( ' j. p. - , . a! ?v.,
u r aiJ'iiiiiV Lrn'U.n- \\ ; n -u;:?. j
! it - t omiition at this '.me n > mi
-:<h led extremely -i r. ills.
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Majestic Program
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Friday. Sept. !>
The new adventures of "Huck" ami
"Tom". Mai k Tw ain's lovable characters.
.Junior Durkin and da kic
' Coogan in "HI CKLEBERRY FINN."
Live again those carefree day- with
j the greatest bunch of kid- in the
j world. You'll say it's even better
j than "Tom Sawyer." Also Rathe
i Comedy "She Stumps to Conquer."
Saturday, Sept. lt?
I A vivid drama of the lawless we.-t,
1 Richard Arlen with Louise Dresser in
"CAl (HI I ." Riding high, wide and
handsome. You'll thrill to these daring
deed.-. Also "Fingerprints", and
a brand-new Our (Jang Comedy. "Big
Lars , and Aesop Fables.
Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 21 -22
v Maurice Chevalier in "THE SMILINti
1.1 KI TES'ANT". with Claudettv.
fdlfy~~. uiicri/it.ami Miriam
Hopkins. A joyous, happy love-story
;n song and action. The new sensation
for joy-seoking Camden. The
; Prince of Personality! Singing.
winking, smiling his merry way in
j and out of love.
Wednesday. Sept. 2d
Loietta Young with (Jrant Witherin
"TOO YOl N(; TO M \RKY". A
' cinedy-dvamn >o true to ': !*? . Spa'k|
ling w ith the finest pert'o niancc
two nf the -i-in-11- must delightful
-tar<.
i Thursday, Friday. Saturday
ScptemJ?er 2 1, 2a. 2l>
I '-.i k Ho.I, Rap. Iciuo? a :.c. ] a \
| W ay : n "1)1 K It JI HLE". Out-cad
ow - any p; ture e \ e r made! Adm.
n pr e- . r t i. - pnid ict. !! w . be
M -: -ni Jo.'iN g-. i -j,
The Safe I uveal meat
In the last two years the United
States, like the entire world, has been
passing through one of the most trying
periods in history. Many businesses
have been hard pressed and
securities have dropped below fair
values while profits have often tumid
to deficits. Under such conditions
it is a testimonial to the achievements
and ?,ourulne.-s of tin4 life insurance
industry that u has mainlamed
it- h.gh standards >>f solvency
ai d -< i \ ice pojiiipai red.
l iu uAficj of a poi cy in any U'gal
ve i41iii.vurant c mmpany may
-u< liit t it is a- - a I?' as on thej
it;.'. :t wtti p?iiiha?id. 1 iic obl.ya
'..?? it i? prevent* wtii in* fulfilled t.y
);. h-ttcr. ? \actl\ a- in the past. I's
.../ i ng piu'jli ^c- are its good aand
its ta?h '.""filne'litf*-' Hot b< o
v
liard time.- have doiic . piUi h to
ni out tin- fact ih.it i.fe insurance,;
:'.,r the pel son of ' small "means,
all/Ul a- g"'?l an in . . -tment as tie !
< an find. K\er> poli y .- >< ured by J
p- :in' > a- cts a?irn -tered by ex- ;
ciuiives 1 d' ' lie hight -' caliber, under
strict I. gai regulation f..; tile p'dicvre
i ll i -afi ty, The i i5? ol'd of lit" t
.r -.trance .s deserving >' 'he h'gh- j
ec regard and respect.
AI ( apont iuj allowed by Judg'
Wilkerson in Chicago on Tuesday to
charge ins plea in a liquor case from
one of guilty to one of not guilty.
The judge filed ,i memorandum with
his order in which he stated that
( apone was a 1 lower! to change the
plea because he had agreed to plead
guilty under a compromise agreement
with the prosecution in which,
the tourt could not concur.
kin,: <Ji wi'yy of hoy lan d
mtiktd Premier Mad>onald that i.i
accordance with his desire to sfyare
,n the national economy program < !
linjfl.ind, he intends to reduce his
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per sonal expenditures $250,000 wi'h
in the year. The Prince of Wule>|
say* he will contribute $50,000 to
the c\che?|Uer as iii> part of the i<
durtton campaign.
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YOURSELF i
With Some
Improvements
WEAR
CHARIS i
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Foundation Garments !
Phone 257
After 5 p v
For Appointment
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Wants?For Sale
I U|{ KENT -Daily barn equipped t >
meet requirements t*<>f Grade "A'
mtik. Ati>4? excellcnL pasture fnei!itu'.
S.-e W. P. McGuirt, manager
at Guignard Farm, Camderj, S. (\,
Phone 1 IS. 2ti
l ()K SALE Pears, 75c per bushei.
Address: J. (\ Hilton, Westville,
S. C. 25tf
WANTED?T<> buy good tract of
hardwood timber, consisting of
black gum, sweet gum, oak, red or
white. Also good pine. . Will buy
and pay cash for good large timber.
Address "Lumber," care of
it, ( anidt n, s. c
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I OK KKN i Six room hou.->e on W
Lumens street. House newly hail!'
?d inside. Apply Wm. I,. CtJJk
Phone 108, Camden, s. c,
Say "8E1BBRMNG" when" VJ
| want a good tire at Creed's FilUJ
Station.
WAN'liHJ?No. 1 pine logs. Hig'rtrt|
cush prices paid; year round I
i in.n d. Sumter Planing Mills I
I Lumber Co., Attention L. S, BootJ
Sumter, d. C.
SKIBKKLINC TIRES?All size??J
treads. Sold by Creed's FilliiJ
Station, Camden. S. c. i^J
, CARPENTEHiNU?Jonn d. MyerJ
! phone 26S, 812 .Church Stre^l
Camden, S. C., > will give sa^pl
j factory service to all for all kiojJ
1 of carpenter work. BuildiiJ
general repairs, screening, cabiatjl
! making and repairing furnitufll
j My workmanship is my refereotj
! I "solicit yjur patronage. ThmJ
j ing you in advance. 50?
MONUMENTS?I handle only |3
i best grades of marble and graniijl
' Come to see or write to T. J. I
Ninch, Camden, S. C. 1&|1
I Hair Cuts 25c |
I ... mv customers ?nd friends tlmt tlii^ II
I Thi? i? to mMTj J of Hair Cutting from 35c I
I with P?Uf/ fui f ' v N
lo 25c. lhl* rice advances or declines as tl? I
I year. of m?''.ngWBPr nt. The price of .have, v.,11 , II
I situation "Jl. There price* are for Ca?h only. I
| '""sanitary .hop. good barber, and courteou. ,ervicc. I
Let us serve you. I
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LOW
PRICES
SWIFT'S
JEWEL 1 !
. 3 25c
8 bucket 83c I I
1DAY IN AND'DAY OUT A&P PRICES ARE
(S^SIiSTEMTLY LOW
I gglgSERYES ? I?c I
I TOMATOES 4 25c |
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! SELECTED
I EGGS
doz. 23?
2 ill 1 POLISH Can 10c I
RINSO ? ? 3 Pkgs. 23c I
LIFEBUOY Soap 3 cakes 19c I
DUTCH CLEANSER 3 Cans. 19c I
P & G SOAP 6 Cakes - 19c ^
| KEROSENE OIL I2C |
I FiNK SALMON 3 15c |
r ANtl RICE 6 lbs. 25c
I MEAL & GRITS 2 lbs. 5c
I SCRATCH FEED 2 lbs 5c
I CORN FLAKES 2 pkgs 15c
J GRAPE JUICE 5 19c
I STRING BEANS 3 25c
I MILK 2 15c
FANCY ' II
PEA JUT I
BUTTEE 1
fc 19* I
I FLOUR ?a; ^ 49c z? ?198 I
CHEESE . a-_ ib. 17* |
I FAT
BACKS
lb. $C
O. K.
SOAP
Q cakes 2??
RIB OR CLEAR !
BELLIES 1
lb. IOC 1
1POT ROAST Beef m'2c lb.
VEAL CHOPS, lb. 25c
Shoulder Lunch, lb. 20c
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Kingan's Rel. Ham, lb. 22c ' I
Kingan's Sliced Bacon, lb. 29c
BOILED HAM, lb 37c
j Aim ANinir & like 11 IP lie ? I