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**> ???? Farmers Save Money! suiusup ss' m.^sbti^hwcir" LESS FERTILIZER. CROPS. Buy Reputable farmer, in Ker.haw County DOUBI FU their crop yields last year by use of Austrian Peas or Vetch. Sow 30 pounds Austrian Peas per acre. Sow twenty pounds Vetch per acre. Can sow either with oat i for hay. A ?00i* "J?P of V?tcl> "r Austrian Peas turned der puts $6.00 to $12.00 WORTH of NITROCFN i HUMUS IN AN ACRE of land. ""''' N a"d Prices DELIVERED to Camden: Austrian Peas $5.35 per 100 lbs. I Vetch $9.12 per 100 lbs. 1 Order through your County Agent or direct ^MtL-Mixson Seed Company I CHARLESTON, S. C. ' NOIK K TO DEBTORS AND < CREDITORS All part.tes indebted to the, estate cf VV. K. Johnson, Jr., are hereby no-, lifted to make payment to the undersigned, and all parties, if any, having c!a:rh> against the said estate will present them likewise, duly attested wthin the time prescribed by law. RICHARD SI NO L ETON Executor Cannier.. S. C'., Sept. 2. 1931. NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Under and by virtue of an act of South Carolina relating? to sale of pcsona' property for repairs, 1 will sell the following described property, ho wit: One Portable Wood Saw, the >roperty of Alex Clarkson, for twenty-five ($2.">.00) dollars mechanic re>air bill, at 12 o'clock M, on the nth Say of September, 1931, at the Court lou?t\ Camden, S. C. " L. P. ANDERSON Dated Sept. 1, 1931. The first frost of the fall season in Massachusetts was reported Tuesday at Springfield, the thermometer registeri!}# :M decrees. NOTICE OF DISSOLl TION OF PARTNERSHIP, Notice is hereby given that the Partnership of R. T. Smith and C. 0. Bradfield, Contractors, and operating under the firm name and style uf Smith & Bradfield, Macon. Ga., ha> been mutually dissolved. All obligations of the said firm of Smith & Bradfield has been assumed and paid or will be paid by the said R. T. Smith. In the future the said R. T. Smith will have no authority whatever to bind the said C. G. Bradfield. in any way whatsoever, and the sa'd C. G. Bradfield will have no authority to bind the said R. T. Smith in any \vav whatsoever, i R. T. SMITH C. G. BRADFIELD j Tallapoosa, Ga., Sept. 17, lt)3L ' I RECEIVERS' SALE '.ate of South Carolina County of Kershaw (hi the Court of Common Pleas') ^ adine Dabney Zemp, "Executrix of! the Estate of Frank M. Zemp, doceased, Petitioner, against C L. DePass and James 1). Zemp, surviving partners of the firms of Zemp & DePass and D#Xnlb Phari tnacy, Defendants. 1 L\\ pursuimce of an Order of his juvJudgB. W. H. Townsend, Judge P?< Fifth Circuit, of date August P4 lik'M, we will offer foT sale, at pWif outcry, for ca.sh, at the reMctive places of .business of Zemp I Me - and DeKalb Pharmacy, fcmden. South Carolina, on Friday I'- day of September. 1931, hr: <? legal hours of sale, the I"" >ds, fixtures arid accounts I - of Zemp & DePass and rk > ' I' iinnacy. The businesses I'' > DePass and DcKalb Phar|"r * hi offered, for sale so pa Ice t WO UUS'/Messes to irr ale together. If the bid ale is higher than the . then both businesses i? ' 'he joint bidder, other .1(1 fo the -iitdividu.il "i-business. The stock ares and accounts of ' he <old together. of respect;'.e hu.*ithe pri\ ilt g?- of tukica-e ?>n building u.*ine<*e- are eorduct: a i! hr re i ved by id bidder will be lir-g it with tin Re .eivers SohO.ou) Dollar-' in J check on *oni>- "e* r -;iid am>unt. fn >y the our.-nasi r. sa d ' re-oid. on same >r' n: day :i! '< r fii'teea i ' -enu-r' a* the ri -k P'.i baser. The depos-, t .; balder* to be re- \ v , : sail-. t H. VATES W. E. NKTTI.F.S. Receiver*. l-- <Sept. 2. 1 i?:tl , TAX NOTICE Books for collection of School, 'County~-?nd State / taxes year 1931 will open September 15th and stay open until December 31st, 1.931, inclusive, without any penalty. Any information concerning this office will be given by mail. When inquiring about taxes please state school district in which you live or own property. Following is a list of total levies for each school district for School, County and State taxes. DeKalb Township Mills School District No. 1 48 Vz 1 School District No. 2 IBS School District No. 1 48D 'School District No. B 48 School District No. 25 31 ! School District No. 43 . . ?. . , . . .">1 Buffalo Township School District No. 3 IB$4 School District No. 5 2s School District No. 7 37:'".? School District No. 15 28*$* School District No. 2?> lis U i y- v.. > ) ] School Dtstrict No. 23 . 2> H School District No. 27 ... . Ilh School District No. 28 _s q School Pi-'.11st No. '.1 . . t School District No. in . . ->1 School Dis'rict No. 12 2^;h Flat Rock Township School D;st.'let No. s t! '1 School District No. 9 . 41 :S School ! >!-: ; t No. )o . . . "2 '.? School District N.?<. 13 -v School District No. 19 1! k School District No. 30 . . 2> t S.hnn! District No. 33 11 ;S School i list rid No. -",7 ' 1 't Sch< 1 District No. 41 11 \ S.,lti/y I ?: strict No. IB .... 1 S h 1 P.-:r:ct No. 1, 2X > Waloree Township <.-ho, ! 1. -1 r > t No. 11 35 , School Hist; . : No. 13 . . ?1 : School i? -1 r. : No. IB . .... 32 School ID: 1 ,d No. 29 ... "M-h School P -' 3 1 No. 3s 2> I School D No. 39 83"; Y ir- cspect full v. S. W. HOC I'll. Tide-un Kvr-huw County. Camden. S. 1 Sc pt e nt be r 14''. 1931. I WANTED I We ar.e buying No. 1 and No. 2 I ^ ln? Lj?Ss delivered at our mill in I ^arnden. See us for prices. I Guy Planing Mill & Lumber Co. Camden, S. C. H Nobody's Business |< Written for The Chronicle by (Jee McUce, Copyright, 11)28. SPACE I II I.KUS When ywo tan get u pair of work shoes half-soled for 60 v;eiit?, am! ! the butcher pilches in .1 hunk of fall' with the pound of round steak you1' are buying f*>r lo cents, and gentle-j' men < will .stop in tju. 1()Juj lu help i , a friend or a lady fix a puncture, and ( taxes be retluced 60 per cent. then | we will have a slight touch of 10 and 1" normalcy, COTTON LSTTKR 1 New Vork. Sept. 10. Southern ' selling obscured Continental buying and probable showers in Texas hin- 1 deled hedging m New Orleans, ;,nd ' these mishaps account for Nuvt-mbei j ' 'ig selling Deeeniber short while j March -iraddleis wf-re trying to cor at January. A- ,-oon a- tlw tie, partim iit of agriculture found out ' tha* 2 boll weevil-- f, n d j . j giu wot! ' fiol inaiieti, they rang.d, I hi u- 5i mate t .< P'.000.7 7 7 bu.L-. te> ( -unting round bales ;; now-.' \\, | 1 chew jn u '! .jlf I: dd :! y u , by your creditors. ,,r a j, ,;,| you i an soli it and not let even your u;!e know u. much !e , your crod'.-j t'"--. l.'Ookout for 1 rive- ami fo-j farm board. \ ? he railroads have don,. ,.i. ,n th'-;i' power to meet the ir. oar- of trucks! and buses. Iju-y haw da continued: about tw o-1 nirtis of them t > a hi -. ?t v have thrown about two third- of their! employees out of woik. they have < ut'j the salaries of their higher <?lFicia!-J (drawing $26,000 and over) twenty-' Five cents a month, they have main I tained their high freight and passenger i aio> and are asking for still! higher rates?and they are thinking | of imploring tin* interstate commerce | commission to let them sell" m ft' drinks to any passenger they might! have on/qgy of their train.s in t'wj future?-But they positively refuse toj meet competition m their line.-like j all other businesses have to do or bust. i A western farmer founti a rat m a! plug of tobacco the other day and isl now suing- the manufacturers for $20.-1 000 damages. -Ever since that news' became public property, nearly .every-j body who buys a plug of tobaeeo im-' mediately tears it to pieces?hoping thsit he will also find a nice, juicy rat therein. No doubt the rat in question tried to chew some of the stisrtF and it killed ihim before he could run away and wash his mouth out. But it is bad business to store rats in that joy-producing article, known as "'Man's best friend/' tobacco. The other day, I .had this sentence in nry "copy** for this column: "She wore a suede gown trimmed in old rose, imported lace.'" The linotype man made it say: "She wore a sweet grown trimmed in old ross important last etaoin chrdlu." And everybody, ?both of the folks who read my f,e. umn that day, asked me if I was era-! zy or drunk, and I was forced to tell! them yes. MIKE ( INCHES THE PRIZE flat rock, -. ('., sepp. 11. 1 p.'!] the cow hart tobacco < <>., new vork citv, 1 ; ' | deer mi*, cow!)ar! : ? . not:.-' on trie ruino wnore ]P<>u ?,*ern j to b, oiler,ng a n;,,> rd lo the m-tn. woman or children who -it, - a pe we with not over Jo w.oi?ti.- -auie t- "-' ir.g about the merries of yore wor..|, . | fu! cicaf. which you haw name emoar." . unny i.- thi- f< r tht tir.-t iz, : Vet moa: ' . gar .- made a: of backe- w?i- ;u. e ha- a bet.* took out an i tn-net! :n!o 'uti, i and the on y?.iv fear mis.- ng ht l-t .- my .-, .-on , :V . y -m- b tlotib: fu! ga: - nr.ri < ur. y*t V- adam - a ; ; de 1 . r.g : e: when you a:. . t t:: 'eev ar' * don": pine y> thr . ht - . I p.ere -t nd t .? lo' .j at o.nee, a ; -u:e to i . ne \\; t; four d<< Tier count ? f my wife*.- k infolks :.g at our hv'.i-e nearly all the t:m. :<! will no d m want to rule arou- i w.th us, a> th< ; look like they a . afraid for u- t get out of <ight an 1 they will hafte.r go Home. see that my f? rd has a wind shum! wiper, and tight radium rods tha' won't come off while we are riding and you might put a box of yore se moar cigars in same, as i have nevwr smoked anny of them, have nir, for ! test out the radiator and see that it wqn't leak, we had*, to. carry a jug of watter along with the last one we had. don't forget to send a lisents place for s. C. with my ford, and fill the tank with good gassoleen befoar she leaves yore cigar house, and kindly print my nitials on both doors as followers: "m. C. rfd," so's if annyboddy steals same, we will know that it is pone. thanking1 you in advance for the ford, and asking you to rite or foam [ me at once when i may look for same, and don't fail to see that it has a hattr.v in it and allso a tail light, i remain? yores trulie. mike ( lark, rfd Control (drain Pests By Gassing In Bins CU-msi.n t *. !?. S*-pi. 1J Tlx .it ) roach. tig corn hut \ est may !u -a\i 1 r<?lll stored g I'll. M pisls I > !> iMlll.f ho bin . Indole hntvcst aid ; im..;i' ng the sloud gram, ?.?\ A.'x J 1 .u veil, cxU'iih ion ftit.mm t'>'' "As tin .rn i q> appt? a n.a | .urJly. I tn g a n a > v ; !> and gi a. j] Hnths Itati' '.he storage lei ai .i 1 font tlx i orn .!! i hi 1 U'h! *?t ! i ? s ha i x r-1 i'iiM Y I .it i ken . \ !a t i . 'Ears with loose ftu.ng hu? I a- i .hose aUm k.i-il b\ < a- w m tn> o 1. id* are m?M suhjeei to allm k. i "SeVi'l'Ui Weeks before haiAe-l ','ic grain buy- -hould la i inr .ugi ' > rleuned u Hit tin- < weeping* i',11 in i. Any grain stil! in the Inn- *ho'i'.| he fumigated to kill '.hi- mature n j sects. The bins should t". ma i" a t :,'hi a.- possible v\ iti building p; ; ci and t- ltg ui-:ii,<1 g!io\i la aid* AVtM-n i < ,,r, ,j ^ , a .. :i: 11 \ ij t\, .i. . t . i In* j ' , , pplv ' !l!g !'l i.il. a hu. la W .tii .1 . i: motion, that a . . . ' (U d i - If,: \N II ,. U I 1 \ , * ' , . i ! i la 1: , * inn apply iu.?. . i ': lie: -I'd .11 ' . ,e III ..id !e. I i ! l t Uj pa ill :o|i \v j,. i,. a g'-aTiv ''**?' . ..iV . SeciTT"p!o. id' 1" In I'nftf 11 r, i it. In It ri"! i; g r. a* the top. I;ea\y .. p.u. 1)1.1 like! . a(' Is - .-.!) 'U' I b a .. ovi r tin g i a t) inwneitir.'. :y iC'c !'.< app'ii at 1 a:. Exposure *,o tho should e?*nt trine tor 'Jt I > I*- ?u rtp ; before '.In* bin opened. \ i nula lion will Hot be lleee-~at \ exeep: ill very tight bin*. Tin* App nat > should lie made when the tempera:u is above VP degrees Fahrenheit. "Ten to twenty-five pounds of ear i bon disulphide pin 1,000 eubie fci i j must be used for the bin of ordina -j ily tight construction. In practical'vi air-tight bins as little as four pounds) per 1,000 cubic feet will be effective, j Water-tight barrels used as funvigal- j ing chambers will require only one-1 half cup of carbon disulphide." As precautions against the dangei.-l of carbon disulphide Mr. Lutken warns not to fumigate bins in a stable where'.'-a estoek is confined; and siina it is iflamable. to keep all fire*, lantern* or lighted cigars away lin ing fumigation or handling. Estimates of the deaths in the northern Kiangsu province of China, now run as high as 250,000, with 500,000 as destitute and homeless. Five priests were drowned in tthe Ottawa river near Eardley, Quebec, Tuesday, when a power boat they were in was capsized. St luit<ir n.t\ > < ' i*i ii!i-> a .. t i I.ah.. Mav atl<!rt , -a 'laUai * .. ail !' v "i?l t at | a ; nj? ,!. . ?i r ' "yrrphr frrrrr -prr..-rnrt~; 'ray arm i M.il-( ti< fi'UMil l'\ \\ up I ? ?it in :>- may !? >;i\tn , r..p!. ;i? l>u\ ' -i in u - it .? - I' , : i '.vii ". n^ny - >!. *? <1 a < >1 ..: a: !. ; nt< . lit n I S \\ ,i ii. .*>:J. .In ii ;i I,. whtti ii!' an aiiilmiaiut- al N.i--i.il Torn.. a- ht- \\ a - Ium i n inn '.hi t. a/ t itlt-nl t-a--f.s t.. a Im^pital Mum la\ ' lie \va- a vift.m heart ilin-a-i . ' I Amy Johnson, Knjflish aviatnx, on Wednesday i-oinplrUil a inunii-l: ip flight to TtiKyo. Japan, in her own piano. < . ... 1* . I.'.a.i. ' U. lj.t..' .a 5 'iji ! iu,i . i.< ! . t n . il ! ! \ \V< . . r f 111 Willi I lit'. ll.Ul. I o I lilii. -It Hi. i h I > h< >u Mi l' - ! tiu iii j.. ii I j>i-11 1 - and fought a i!11? IMih fin i ?t It' tlfllli. I fit \ had !> I. i ' III I - to ji ;ii \ lli-* ii lilt-ii A i i i -}.. fi.it t iriit -. I'm I'm -1 - flow of t lu -1 .foil ,* ivp..i It-il t'jL'oni Villi. I'.oi i ' . ; loi.al palk ji Idaho. 1 ' '1 ' 1 ' . 11 ' Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers 1 HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED BY THE COMEIROLLER GENERALS OFFICE TO PROCEED AT DNCE TO COLLECT ALL DELINQUENT TAXES, AND I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST ALL THOSE OWING BACK TAXES TO CALL AT THE OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF AND PAY SAME. BY CALLING AT THE OFFICE DELINQUENTS WILL SAVE T HE COSTS OF HAVING A DEPUT Y CALL ON THEM. JLH. McLEOD Sheriff Kershaw County r > I J. E. McKAIN LIFE INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE I ' District Agent Minnesota Mutual Life j 1 Insurance Company One of the Best Low Net i Cost Companies LOCAL REAL ESTATE Office: Crocker Building COATED TONGUE, BAD TASTE "I suffered from heartburn and indigent ion. My tongue would got coated, and I would have a bad taste In my mouth. 1 had luimt, and If T brlrhed It would t>? right bitter. My mot In i told no/ to try ltlack -1 >t a light, width I did. Aftiir I had taken a teAV iIomh. 1 f? It much better. The Kas Would stop, in\ ntoutii would !? ! h-aji, and niy food Would t;:stc tlUiCll litter. I know I thiil H:.i' k I untight '11ied inc. ll-ifnrt U'tthy, (i'fiiM?'At?oro, ttunyuu Insist)on Thedlord's m?-i Blacks ^Draught ~ tiohl by druggists, In 2l>4 package*. For Rent Building on east Rutledge Street, formerly occu> pied by F. M. Wooten, cotton buyer. Possession will be given immediately and alterations will be made to A > V suit the tenant. ! Apply to J. C. BOYKIN, City Clerk and Treasurer j NOTICE To Our Depositors: In v.cw of the small returns row available from investment ofunds in high grade securities and commercial paper acceptable for reserve purposes, banks generally over the United States bave found it essential to sound banking practice to reduce the rate of interest paid on savings deposits. After full consideration of the situation, the undersigned banks, [ in Camden, have deemed it advisable to revise the interest rate, and announce, that effective October 1, 1931, interest paid on savings deposits will be at the rate of 3 per cent per annum, compounded qiJ&rterly. The Bank of Camden The First National Bank i v j/ W: