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WE ARE AGENTS FOR Catawba Fertilizer Company I OF LANCASTER, S. C. I Manufacturers of High-Grade Fertilizers I Let us advise and figure with you I before you buy Basic Slag Nitrate of Soda Materials Springs & Shannon, Inc. RALPH N. SHANNON, Manager I Uses Of The Lemon The juice of half a lemon in a cup of hot water on awakening is an exiclient: liver corrective and successful ' substitute for calomel and other al-; terative drugs. A dash uf lemon juice in plain water make a cleansing tooth wash, not only removing tartar, but sweetening the breath. A lotion of lemon juice and rose water will remove tan and whiten the skin. Suck fresh lemons sprinkled with -11 for sore throat. Lemon rind dipped in salt cleanses brass beautifully and conveniently. To have clothes beautifully white, slice an unpoeled lemon into the water when boiling. I .onion rind dipped in salt cleanses, superior vinegar for salads. j Application of lemon juice to insect bites reduces the irritation. A freshening drink is made by I adding a freshly beaten egg to lent- ; onade, and the same mixture, win n frozen, makes a delicious ice. If, when boiling sago < rice, a teaspootifu! of lemon juiee is added, the kernel - will be winter and < :' a more delicate tlavor. Lemon juice and sal? remove iu-t stains from white good-. Tough imat may be made tender by adding a tca-peor'.il of lemon juice to the ua'er in which it is boiled. A lemon i* -e after a -hampoo re-: moves a'! time- of soap and giscs' the hair a del gb'ful sheen. r or flawing ( ookery. lemon juice i-> unexcelled. Slices of lemor. garnish fish of all descriptions. /: === .Jackson School Honor Roll Grade 1-B?-Clara Belton, Lottie Carter, Amanda Dubose, Daisy Duncan Susie Adamson, K. Louise Adamson, David Jefferson, Dan Kelley, Ix*roy Thomas, Rudolph White. Grade 2-B?Jessie Alexander, Kugone Niland, Willie Robinson, Willie Sanders, Kdward Strong, Richard Williams, George Keys. Samuel Coot, Alice Alexander, Florine Carlos, Martha Burroughs, Kmma Reed. Kthel Mae Miller, Ida Mae Oliver, Mary Farrell. Advanced 1st?John Carlos. Mary Nelson, Fannie Gary, Andrew Robinson Amelia Adamson. Camilla Carlos. Robert Mothershed, . F.li/abeth Brunson. Jinimie Truesdalf. Henry Roykin. Mamie DuBo.-e. Kugene Page. John Beiton. Division J John Beilou, Claraneii .la* kson. Mltl?cL _K?biftju^i. Augustus Jefferson. Grade 2 Alexander Duncan James Stuve;. ia>ui> Kirkland, Vera Alexander. Inez F.dwa'd-. Ro,-a!;e Sm:t n. Janet Alexander. Rona Anlit t.-on. Fthti Hogan. 'I'ho mas Fur-1 git.-t t lut eta e l \?i ley. .lame- < at'v. Millie W;.darns. Audi y Digg-. \ irgina Brevard, I.oui-e Olai-r, Far.-! r.ic Ma: why. t at hei ine Aiiamson, ' < ieorge Muove. 1. Watkir.s. 11: a :o d Le. a Bradford. JanieGa-kir.s. Johnny Mae f'aitir. Robi r- ] *;i Harrell. Gertrude M.Cai ti.a, la vi K'.tkdind. Annie M Hotige, F.lizabeth 1'.'own. Deo Ket.nady, Margaret Makers. Sjier.ier Bracey. Division 2 Susi.e 1' o.st4T, Mae Aiexand*!-, Hettie Niland tirade 1- R!o--orn A.exar.tier, Dora Mae Brisbane. Helen Burroughs, Jos>ie Ha:!:-, l.-oi- Jones, Josephine l.yke-. A .lee Mitchell, Alice Samuel, 11 rl 'x Country Home Is Destroyed By Fire The eight room country dwelling of Robert T. Mickle. well known citizen of West Watereo, was complete11 y destroyed by fire last Saturday afternoon. Most of the house hold goods were also destroyed or badly damaged and it is said Mr. Mickle carried no insurance, j The resilience was situated atop c\ ia hill on the old road leading from i Camden to the Wateree Power Dam, i surrounded by green slopes with cat tie and sheep grazing thereon, never failed to attract the eye of passersI . ; by. Mr. Mickle besides being engaged ! in farming and cattle raising, at one time did considerable road eonstrue| tier. work. He is a highly esteemed and influential citizen and his friends ' t egi ct his loss. Mr. Mickle was in Camden or. a business trip when the fire occurred. No a White. Amelia Williams, Yuri:..;! Yarhorough. Fid ward Bracy. Willie Hi own. Harden .lacksop. ,lames K i \. 1 ten rue Mitchell, James Samuel. D<>na.d Shields. tirade .V -Catherine Williams, Or.ca! Simmons, Annabelle Alexander. Yi-ginia Kennady. Angie Hogan, Tre<-ie Cornish. Charlotte Thomas, Helen Rlanding. Oliver Moore, Albert Dons. Altamae Boykin. tirade t'>. Division 1?Clarence McCormick. George Jones, Harry Carlos, B J. Carlos. Laura Heard, Jimmie Mclauglin, Klizabeth Carlos. Catherine Ross. Cynthia Stover. Division 2?Floroe Richardson, Oralee Dubose, Susie Smith, Marie McQueen. Harden Evans, Theodore Thomas. Willie Certain. ; Grade 7. Division 1 ? Margaret tiaskins, I?uiso Kelly. Addie Jackson, Catherine Collins. Bessie Wiley, Susie Carlos, Clarence Strong. Etta Johnson. Division 2?<Bertha Gibbs, Alrneta Richardson. Geneva Flemming, Alrneta Flemming. tirade ??Gladys Cantey, Ethel M. Cooper, Thelma Reddish, Pauline Strong, Elizabeth Thomas. Lovic L. i Wiggins. Cornelius Ransom. Carrie 1 Reynolds. I Grade 9?-John Alexander. Louise Burroughs, Florence Brevard, Emma L. Burroughs, Lottie Yarborough. Grade 10?Victoria Bishop, Bessie Mdodana. Grade 11?Wilhelm^na Stuart, Esc-amead Mdodana, Hattie Wright, ^leaae Belton, Mary William*. ! registers show many new arrivals (Continued from j>age one) tion. Mr. and Mrs. W. CI. Barron und Mr. and Mrs. F. I). Smith, of Ottawa, are at tho Kiikw<>od for the month. George i(. Clark, of Boston, is also there for a few weeks. Other arrivals are Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Whitney, of New Yok City; Edwin F. Douglas, of Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. Wade, of Glen Itidge, N. J., and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jube, of South Orange, N. J. ? Dr. M. K. Elmer, of- Newark, N. J., is at Court Inn for a month'#. *v*fcifr Mrs. M. K. Irwin, fla'ver'ford, I'a., is spending the week there en route from Winter Park, Fla. Mrs. J. K. Cockbum and daughter, of Toronto, are there for a few weeks. Dr. and Mrs. Aubrey Barnes gave a dinner i>arty Saturday evening in the Southern Gardens Grill of the Kirk wood Hotel. Their guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Wjnthrop Bacon, Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Monahan, Mrs. John Church, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Partridge, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Waldo Chase, M''HBenjamin Ticknor, Mr. and Mrs. W. Roscoe Bonsai, Mr. ami Mrs. Caleb C. Whitaker* Mr. and Mrs. Ward C. Belcher, Mr. and Mrs. Lamont IXominick, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Whitney, Dr. and Mrs. J. Dodge Peters. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Davis, of New York, who are at the Kirkwood for two weeks of golf, gave a cocktail party there Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jean J. Bertsehmar.n, of Dnrien, Conn., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Moller. Mr. and Mrs. David C. Pereival, of Boston, are also visiting their daughter, Mrs. Moller. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Liersch, of Montreal, are at the Kirkwood for a month's visit. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Daingerfield Lewis, of Hewlett, L. I., who are spending a few weeks at the Kirkj wood, gave a dinner there Sunday evening for Mr. and Mrs. I^amont Dominick and their house geusts. Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Bacon, of New York and Mr. and Mrs. Grainger Gaither. ! Mr. and Mrs. David It. Williams gave a hunt breakfast Monday after he drag-hunt at "Mulberry PlantaAmong the guests were: Mr. ar.-.i Mrs. Ix'wi<, Mr. and Mrs. Rob' ' . I'linicToy. Mrs. Charles G. K- g'-'. M s. 1 hi avan Baldwin. Mr. M-- W'.hur 15. Ruthrauff. Mr. M Dw gh*. 1 'artri.ige. M and Ww-.r. c. Ih.ykin. W. Ros 15': -a . M-. a r..i M,-.. Ralph W. ! ? '.a.-. Mr?. Damon Waok. F. M. h '- '!?' . M!. and M: >. I>. Waiter Ma- j Iar.d Mr-. John Church. William L. Standisn, 55rd, and T. j ( V Standish, c-f Sewickley. I'a., spent "he wc-ek end at the Kirkwood en ! Three boys wtJr6 drowned in the I Klizabeth river, New Jersey, when the ice on which they were skating, 1 suddenly broke. More than 100,000 celebrated the | return of the Saer of Germany at Berlin on Tuesday, with an enthusiastic demonstration. | Leonard W. Hatch, 05, for the past 1 37 years in public service in New | York, has retired, taking the first i real vacation he has ever had. By the law just passed the state 1 of . Montana, will use the lethal gas ' chamber for executions instead of i hangings. Program of Spirituals I The annual program of negro spirituals is to be given at Browning Home by the music department, on ftunday, March 10th, at 4 o'clock in the Chapel of the school. A free will silver offering will be taken and the public is invited to come. route to Aiken, where they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Park. Franklin B. Voss, of NJew . York, is al-so visiting the Parks. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Stewart, of Toronto, have arrived at the Kirkwood for a month's visit. Wallace I. Keep, of Lockport, N. Y., has joined his wife there for the remainder of the season. Other arrivals are Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Glenn, of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. William B. Duryea, of New York; Mrs. Horace H. Westcott and M?rs. George A. McCarthy, of Washington, I). C.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Kreuscher, of Kew Gardens, L I. Mrs. Krnest Berg, of Schenectady, wife of the noted scientist, has arris-' < <1 at Court Inn for a month's stay. I Mrs. .J. Dodge Peters gave a lunch-i there recently for Mrs. Arthur' L. \N Mitroy and her hou -e guest, i Mo. John < huica. of Great Barring- ; ton. Mas-.; Mrs. Aubrey Barnes, Mrs. J W. L. Wright and Mrs. A. Rea Ball. Mrs John A. Gade and daughter, Allyne, of New York, are at Court Inn for six weeks. Mrs. Gade is the wife , ot the U. S. Consul to Belgium. Haiglar Theatre I Corner Bro?td and Rat ledge St*. I FRIDAY, MARCH 8thI A Glorious Triumph in Motigg I Picture History?Grace Moore in 9 "ONE NIGHT OF LOVE'S Superb feast of love, laughter and I Music! They all acclaim Grace I Moore's brilliant performance in 1 the greatest musical romance of I all time! 9 Special Morning Show at 11 A. M, I SATUTRDAY, MARCHESS I Western with romance, hard rid^ ing and a neatly woven plot. 9 "THE DEADWOOD PASS" I Starting the new action, thriller, I comic-strip Serial "Tailspin Toa. I my." Also Edgar Kennedy Comedy 9 MONDAY and TUESDAY I MARCH 1 lth-12th June in January. . . . With every 9 breath I take? "HERE IS MY HEART" 9 With Bing "Crosby and Kitty 1 Carlisle. This one is for you. 9 With your eyes open or closed I you'll enjoy every minute of it. fl WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13 I Once in a blue moon comes a 9 clean, smashing, crashing out* 9 door Western "HOME ON THE RANCH" I With Randolph Scott, Jackie Coo- I gan and Fuzzy Knight in Zane 9 Grey's classic of the West I THURSD AY and ' FRIDAY I The producers of "it Happened 9 One Night" now bring you the 9 greatest luinantic comedy of all 9 time! "BROADWAY BILL" 9 With Warner Baxter and My ma' 9 lyoy. A heavenly picture if there 1 ever was one. 9 Effective Monday, March 11th: 9 Night Show starts 7:30. J The Wateree Building & Loan Association Camden, South Carolina Money To Loan on Improved Real Estate JOIN OUR THIRTEENTH SERIES JUNE 17, 1935 ! DAVID WOLFE. Preside LEWIS L. CLYBIRN, Sw.Trm. ' ' ' 1 * f^TcABINET WORKS II We.t DeKalb Street, Camden, S. C. H I cheerfully fumi.hed on all kind, of II i Cabinet and Carpenter Work II HOYT RUSH, proprietor .? I LET'S TALK IT OVER? H I [Your Fertilizer NeedsII I We Have on Hand Four of the Best? H | V. C. Co's Fertilizer II [ Swift's steer Fertilizer H I Planter's Fertilizer H I Armour's Fertilizer II | j These fertilizers have stood the test of time. They j j are used by more farmers now, than ever before, H | j and if you want to know what they think of them, H I just listen at them talk sometime, about those bumper j | crops produced by using these fertilizers. * II | J Let us take care of your SODA needs. 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