Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I" Don't Get Up Nights R THIS 25c TEST FREE If It Fails & '; It is as valuable to tlx.' bladdcf s * Bpff' cantor <>i! l<> the bowels, Drives out . Impurities and ?\{( <s ileitis whi' h cause tin* jnitation resulting in g*ttingSrp nights, burning, l'ie<iuen.t dc sift', leg pains and l?a kache. On K account of the alcohol u.-e juniper oil from which gut is made Ask for pvM Hukots, the bladder laxative also containing buehu leaves, etc. After four days, if not pleased your druggist will ^ return your 25c. Vou are bound to sleep better after thrs cleansing, tii , DeKalh Pharmacy says Hukets is a ? ' bestseller, Announcements k l ? CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR I;' I hereby announce myself a uandi! i- date for nomination f/>i* Mayor of the City of Camden in the coming Democratic primary election, subject to the rule.s governing the same. Should 1 be honored with this nomination and election, 1 pledge myself ? to conduct the affairs of the ( ity oJ ('aPuftn in a ptugre->ive manner; at W.- the same time seeing thai stiiel eco.Momv is observed. .J. 11. OS HORN I'h Camden. S. t\, January H)th, IPlj. For Alderman Ward One.. |L"..' 1 announce niy.-elf a- a rnndjduu- to j serve f lu- City of Camden a^ an aider- j man front Waul One ami will heartily appreciate the support 'of The Voters) in said ward in the approaching primary to he held in March. 1- HANK MAYKit. For Alderman Ward One ?V I take this method of announcing myself as a candidate for the office of Alderman from Wtird One-for the City of Camden, and will appreciate the support of the voters of thi^ ward. t . V. MASSKHKA t: For Alderman Ward One I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Alderman from Ward One for the City of Camden, .subject to the rules governing the City primary. M. H11Jd XOS For Alderman Ward One I hereby announce myself as a candidate for alderman from Ward One in the approaching city primary subject to the rules governing the Democratic party. ; u D. 1? MFl.TnN. Il'nr Mdertnan Ward Two. man from W:rd Two i.iu-e-1 by the iot \ hie ni t o W a d i \? o ,1 i ' \ lev * i . ' \ v . : - ; . < : t V 11! ( ,t:'! . ! I ;4 ' I V. ;P, . ' . J II im \ Idi r ma n \\ a t ii I wo . * < \ KI .t ?1P 11'< i 11. For Alderman Ward Three can ;a!ntor \. .i-r.i an lYn'ii Ward Tht i i- foi t !: Citv of ( amdeii in the prima; \ h, ;.! ,,5 Mar, h arid will . K P !>pr? , .a:. tiie upp.o t ,,f voters. | ^ F. N. Mil itKkl.T.; I or \ Merman W aril I hive IS* I ' - .. - . , b' . 1 ' -t . .t f v - : . r .. 11 : I I . r ! I if (I ? I fl _ _ j y t .g..-. -PJ>.. yjc.-ar. Ml. Pisgah baptist Church There will be services at the Mount Pisgah baptist church next I.ord's ( day as follows! bible school at lb a. in.; church worship at 11 a. in.; B. Y. 1'. U, at (1:15 p. in. The (lod'f ' Acre Plan' is succeeding in a wonder- j i ful way. More than forty acres of j cotton have been subscribed already, j We hope to have fifty acres within a few days. The teacher training school will begin next Monday evening at 7:15 and continue through Friday evening. There will be three classes, j \Vt? especially urge that every officer and teacher in the bible school attend the training school. You ne#d the inspiration and the infoTnlation to be given and your presence., will mean much to the school. Let's make this '.the best training school to be held tn our?church.?Luther Knight, Pastor. . ' While a male and female lion were engaged in a death battle in a cage at Cleveland, Ohio, Clyde beatty, animal trainer, stayed in the arena and risked his life'trying to separate the battling animals. The female lion was killed. As a hull was about -fc^gore fcj:.he1 I I Thompson, 1 ?, muuuTexarkana,'1 exus, j her blether, lb n^Thompson, poked j hi- iilie thiough a window, fired one' shot and killed the bull. The girl was j j net ^-riously injured whert' the bull i (-ttTrrrtl-her in the air before trying to j gore her " _______ Lor Alderman Ward Lour Having served four years in ( ity j Council, we feel that C. C. Whitaker i- amply qualified to represent our Ward, and have requested1 his making the race, which he has agreed to do. Friends. ' TT ! " ?? ?. t Lor Alderman Ward Live 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election to the office of Alderman for the City of Camden from Ward Five, and will appreciate the support of the voters. HKNRY SAVACK, JR. Lor Abler ma n Ward Live I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Alderman for Ward Li\e of the City of Camden subject to the rules of the City prim- 1 1 will appreciate the support ot m\ friends and the voters uf my j Ward. T. V. WALSH. JR. Lor Alderman Ward Six. 1 he* e!?\ ario'iittie my--if a can !i,j:i i r? -( !oe i?.'i a- AM ravm !'".>m W ;t'<i - v. stjbo*. : to ?11 s o! i v 1': n a ry a - d would a up iJ. i . I of \ Merman W at d >i \ j .. .i| . .. n<y >. a a .. . A- N:.. f: '.r. U.v i i y ( a -e i? a - ; w 1 M I'M I'LL I.. SMITH. Ji: TAX RETURNS Office of Auditor Kershaw County., Camd- n. S. December 15, 1933 N..'.i'0 i< hereby given that the Auditor's OfTi e will be Opt'!! for !'?' C '. ing Tax Returns from January 1st, I1. to March 1 <t. 1 I. A!i persons owning tea! estate or persona! properly mil.-1 inako returns ,,f the .-ame u1 i-t -a d p r:o?i, .a-- recti re i bv !aor !> ry.-et a p<:a... of i" j.... I BIGGER and BE I I ER S ? QUALITY SERVICE 8 Dry Cleaning-Dyeing-Laundry | O \' s.i7 ii L G , fV. I j!' ! I u:. l-'.-'iIf \ . , ' II I; |[f | SL> , I rx i v y I Uesuiamps, inc. j I MODEL LAUNDRY I 403 DeKALB STREET |v ^ (fcr?* Mt Cotton Farmers Part Of National Picture Thoso cotton grower** now signing Rcrt'ttjjp utijiiment con trucks uie to* operating with other farmers to help relieve the economic plight of agriculture throughout the nation. The eotton farmer is only one part of the national picture. In other sections of the cotfmry, growers are signing or have signed wheat eontracts, corn and hog contracts, tobacco contracts, and other agreements seeking to restore the purchasing power of farmers throughout the United States, "It is to the interest of the Southern cotton grower, therefore, that he have a part in this whole national scheme," declares Cully A. Cobb, chief of the cotton section <>t the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. "The cotton grower is entitled to a, -hare of the national wealth, and he | an be better assured of his share < l,v;'cooperating in the general move-J omit to restore farm prices. I hope he growers of the South understand hat ihey are n?>t being asked to do something that no other farmers,.-Him being a.-ked l(? do- ,f llu4 rute ol> acreage reduction in the case of cotton j is somewhat greater than for other basic crops, it is because the need is j greater. By the same tfflkenV how- ; ever, the rental pay nu-nts are in pro-1 portion, and the total distribution of money through these payments,, based en a reduction of 10 per cent j under the average of the years from j lPtib to llh'hi, will amount to $100,- : 000,000." Basic cash crops are not being increased in any part of the nation, and general cooperation by all far-, mors is necessary to accomplish the purposes of the Agricultural Adjust-j ment Act. By doing his part, the . cotton grower is helping to improve I the condition of all farmers generally and of himself in particular. Bull Dogs Win Three Games of Basket Ball; The Camde n high school Bull dogs made it three straight games in the w .r.ning column Friday night by deft .ring tile 11 a rt - \ il.o Red Foxes in i r'o-eiv coi'.te.-tcd game of ba.-ket 1 Theif lit-' tw> game - were coma-i\, ly e ;. y ma s. the first with a f . 'r. Wa-ert M i ' "ie- ('amO'op ?Jle'nt'1'. The SfC-e a on ai l. Antb.-b . . ... at th. i . InV.o :U -ame'- '/'y'abt ; \Y. 1!. 1. .?. . it. va a cit. . ,.i lr, the >, .no gat; ..... ? ir r ' -r ( :; . i: p.".-.-. The gam- played in H.ic-vi.'e Iiay t.-a.-.t " ti.e - teduio for th-' j j.' a 11; -1 ! ; ' ( i.ampi >n-h p. hot' Cau-ieU t h W hole team played t xi i-'.h nt ba.!. pa-tieirarly tiuring the first rial!" .wl'.er. llartsvide was unable :u ,,, : ate their d> fen-e for a single ti- 1! goal. C.itdi art an?l Bcii.-nii played w<- ! for llart-viile. T'.te tip with -CO! St Ca nule-n e" . Bo-. Fl'r Foil' TP'| ... . . BF . a o i | _? i. ; I ... I 1 " - j F ; " II.i: ' .x d'e t ' III * ! I BJ. ' " B U 1 I i , i1 ' ' !, g . \ i ; . - . .-i u .. i .: ..ni .i .v. .: ' - t a k - r. ' r t - -. : i-a a rd u tib.ir.g t he- r. ;n. > r r>! the- army'- r. smt-t-r of Mgr. ..r. g airp'.ar.cs, ar.d has introduced a bill to rre-a e- a junior air corps reserve- as a civilian component of the army. Good Crops Guide For February Use Clem soil' Colle#^ Feb. ?-That ft good start is important is stressed by extension specialists in their February farm calendar. Agronomy Manure is one of the best fertilizers; make, save and use more of it. Study your soil aiyd past fertilizer treatment and save money by adjusting this year's fertilizer to plant needs. Save money by homemixing whatever fertilizer you arej using. . * Horticulture ? Plant strawberries, dewberries, blackberries. Set out grupo .vines, fruit trees and ornamental plants. Plant asparagus and Irish potatoes; transplant cabbage. Plant celery, kale, lettuce, mustard, onions, parsley, peas, radishes, spinach and turnips. Plant in hotbeds, eggplant, tomato, popper. Insects- and Diseases-?'Spray fruit trees with lime sulphur to control scale insects and diseases before the buds begin "to" Swell. Complete the burning of orchard pruning* and clean off and burn the grass and weeds from terraces and ditch bunks. Disinfect sweet potato seed by soaking for eight minutes in a 1 to 1,000 solution of bichloride of mercury. Agricultural engineering ? Order, repairs and get machinery ready f?r spring. Use drag chain on two-mule j plows to turn under stalks and other j material. Build terraces and provide good outlets for water. Save home-killed meats by constructing a 1 meat-curing ice-box. Would I'nsex All Criminals ...Oklahoma City, Okla., Jan. 3J.? j emasculation of all dangerous crim- i inals as a means of stamping out crimes of violence was proposed today ; by Dr. G. N. Bilby, Oklahoma State j health director. Hardened criminals should be ren-1 dgreu completely sexless," advocated nilby. Such operations, he said, would Prhkc vicious men docile. J ' Dr. Bilby, a leading advocate of the Oklahoma sterilization law for habitual criminals and incurable insane, -aid that stern methods are needed if the. criminal element is to be wiped out. < hrivles (Pretty Boy) Floyd. Clyde Barrow, Harvey Bailey, Alfred Bates,, George (Machine Gun) Kelly and, "th*. r notorious outlaw- wete suggest- j t_ . 1 e:i as candidates for such operations, j "P. .-h.mid be man-ialory on prison . rl.tclt e- that u!i< it su.-h ruthless, I ' 1 1 r'ded and incorrigible men as these are caught, they ,-houhl be c -111p'.etciy ut:-e.\ -.I on ent ring prison," lit hv Biihy -aid that no attention should be .paid "sob-sisU rs -ure to cry out against un.-cxing notorious criminals." He pointed out the beneficial psychological effect such a program might Be expected to have. "The criminal would fear such an operation even more than the electric chair," said the health director. "They may never be worth much after the operation, but such types never were worth anything anyway." Washington authorities are reported as discussing with considerable interest, the sudden chartering by unidentified persons of an unusual number of vessels to load nitrates in Chile for. delivery to unnamed ports. It is stated that both Japan and Russia are planning intensive manufacture of way materials. ! A chain of monuments and chapels which will perpetuate the deeds of American forces on European battlefields from (libraitar to the British Isles, i- now Hearing completion. High' memorial chr.nels have been erected in French. Belgian and Britis1''. cemeteries whe.e American dead sleep. I> natche--- fvmrh -\' gent ir.e say that the temperature.-- over the republic are flirting around the 100 degree mark; CJgf*& ^ J Montreal us expecting that Canada will sell much wheat to Japan during this year, because of a partial failure of the wheat crops of Australia and Manchuria. The Pennsylvania railroad will soon begin a huge electrification of its lines and will employ 25,000 workers yjn electrification ami building equipment. A new type of pneumonia, accompanied by the choking symptoms of diphtheria or whooping cough, caused the death of three infants in a single day in an Atlanta hospital. Lionel Flo tie, 33, of New Orleans, I has been arrested by federal officers | on a charge of hoarding $020 in gold j withdrawn from the Federal Reserve : bank last March. The circuit court of New Orleans i i.ib awarded a negro nurse $1,000 ' damages because a child she was nursing bit her. She sued the parents : i* ;he child for damages. The idea of forcing a compulsory reduction in the .wheat acreage of the, country is now under consideration by the administrator of the farm adjustment act. . r?wwwin'/u??wiinj Miw?ia?MT<nji'nijiw?wi???? WHAM! . . Chilean Natural Nitrate, the world's only natural ul? ^ irate fertiliser ? la ' blasted from the ground, ^ refined and shipped to ^ you. You put it back into , the ground on your farm where it fairly workj wonders on your crops. It is as natural as the seeds you plant. ^ J" 'nitrooen, Yts-^ AND THOSE [ ' { VITAL \l ^ ^IMPURITIES ijy ~J T0?" Mb ' CHILEAN NATURAL NITRATE IS NITROGEN PLUS-NITROGEN, PLUS Ti 'E NATURE-Gl VEN'IMPURITIES" SUCH AS IODINE, CALCIUM, POTASSIUM SODIUM, BORON, N'ACN-SIUM, ETC. i EACH OF THESE IS PLANT FOOD IN ITSELF. 0EN. ROBT. C.tlE GRADUATED FROM WEST POINT (a?? IN HIS CLASS OF H6) THE YEAR BEFORE THE FIRST SHIPLOAD OF CHILEAN NITRATE sAlLEO INTO A VIRGINIA PORT ?IBSO x 0 v hk.v^:- ' \ Tr;it!e us voiir slick thin tires for <.>uick.:$ioppin& HEW 1934 1 cood/vear ALL-WEATHERS $*p20 /gf l r?I.ess ?3 Trade-in ^ Mlouaruc - va- - Tf. , A v 8! f' V TRY si ? * A TAr: A OF p 6 r ; i ' r ? I \ T -?. 1 * 1 p< ?. ) ('. ' T'" T> [j jj i rj YOUM.L BE P, SURPRISED k HOW IT WAKES YOUR MOTOR UP s 0 Y ou'vc heard and we've.heard a lot of tire claims but here are facts straight from Akron: The Goodyour people have completed more than 8,100 stoppin ; tests on automaticaliy-braked cars equipped w\\.\ various makes of tires both new and worn. By accurate measurements on wet slippery pavement, .smooth tires slide 77c/c farther than new Goodyear Ai!-\\ eat!krs and other new non-skid tires slide 1 \:/c to l()/c farther than the Goodyears. These figures check with the experience of our Goodyear cu -.turners and ourselves, llow safe are your tires todav? ^ ^^ -Prices subject to change without, notice and to any state sales tax CAROLINA MOTOR COMPANY *1 # * Broad Street Camden, S. C. j Good Used Tires $1 up ^imhbmmmmmmmmm*