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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE y. I). N1LBS. .Editor mnd PublUhl Published every Friday at Number 1109 Broad Htreet and entered at tbe Oamdun, South Carolina poatoffloe aa econd claau mall umtter. Price per annum 12 00, payable In advance. Friday, November 15, 1935 j; WITH OTHER PAPERS | This either Ih persimmon weather or elder summer. Richmond MIhsouilan. What business need a Ih more orders from customers ami fewer from the Government Mobile PreHH-lleglHter. About the busiest thing on earth Ih an Idle rumor.-The Buffalo (N. Y.) Times. Heavyweight eham|>H and nations are licked in the same way. .lust Kive them a lot of money and wait for them to notten.*?Buffalo Times. Swords will he healen into plowshares about the time loafers are will | lug to become plowhamls. Greenville Observer If bread Ih to he raised It seeniH to he the general Idea of the eotiHumer to let tin? yeast do It.?Norfolk (Va.) Ledger! Xsputch. Advertising dotmn't work miracles; it won't sell rottedr merchandise or please a customer who has been skinned.?Orangeburg Times Democrat. A few years ago most of us had too much money in closed banks; now we hardly manage to keep anything in the open ones ?Orangeburg Times Democrat. A Herman chemist has evolved a suit of pajamas made of wood. It seems a very drastic solution of the crumbs in-t he-bed . problem. ?Atlanta Constitution More and more as time goes on are we disposed to applaud the originator of tlie i?IjiiTi that put the Atlantic between America and Europe. Ohio State Journal. I' ni verslt \ ol Virginia savants vvill a 11 11 i |) t io learn why babies smile We i all i > 111 v attribute II to ignorance t> 1 w hat posterity is up against. I )< s Moitn-s I leg i st e r Most of the Wealthier families probably will be able to afford roast pork for Thanksgiving; Ihe rest of us will have to lie satisfied with the usual turkey Springfield (Mass.i I'nion .1 m! Tonkins says lie feels excusable lor not being aide to understand international finance. Jle can't even understand his electric light bill Washington Star. There may have boon surprize thai ( mat Britain let Mussolini's Armj through the Suez Canal. Tolls al ready collected, amounting to $1". MiiM,nun, will serve as an explanation ?Savannah Morning News Italians and Kthiopiatis "accuse earl other of lining dumdum bullets, re sorting to mutilation., .and othe r in human ac ts of war. Hut is there any thing human or humane about war? The Pathfinder. Rotary Club Notes i Two tttIkh wort? Mimic at this w<mk s Itotary lunchr-on. Hughey Tludul gave 1 u vocutioiiul talk on IiIh business of I 1 gas ami oil. Ho plated that In t uiu j dun there are thirty-three lining sta j tIoiih an<l only eight hundred cars uro |i registered In the (own. I hat meana | 'one IIIIIiik station to every twenty live . i customers. He also stated that folly , 1 pel' eent of the price of gasollno went to (loveriiuieiit luxes and should this j tax he removed, the price of KttHOllllO , would he only fourteen cents. i Mr W. IV lioworn representing the , Troaaurory Department of Washing* , . ton told the club about the "Haby r MoihIh" that are now being issued by , our National Government for the bone- | lit i>r amall investors. These houda ' aell ah low iiH $1K,&0 which liay $25.00 j upon mat writ y, ten yearn hence. Other j lboud* pay $50.00, $100.00. $500.00 and $1,000.00. They pay 2.0 per cent coin- t ftpuiuieil Heml annually, lie urged the | ItoturJuns to Invent in thene hondn and to encourage o titers to do no. c The vinitora were Ilolariun John t Wilnon and Mm. Wllnoii, George W. f Dick and I (V Siruunn, or Sumter, and , Latin Johnnon of Charlotte, I Anti-Tuberculosis Campaign ] Willi relentless effort tin* program ) in still helriK punhe<l against Tuborcu* , lonln In Kershaw county. It Ih nurprln- \ lug to note the number of Individualn >. who are suffering with the dlneane which has been overlooked and now , the entire family are exposed to the , Infection. Thin nerves to show the importance, flint of regular physical , exaipinaiIons hy your physician and | second, the need of attention to a t client cold that hangs on for more | than Hlx weeks. I The need for a more Intensive ef- i fort toward tjie control und proven* i Hon of tuherculonln In Kernhaw conn* i ty has been stressod by a few who are In position to recognize It. The j public now in better educated In tills < respect und. realizing the Importance , of the work, no doubt will make It i possible hy supplying the necessary | funds through the Christmas Health j Hond and Seal Sale. i Hubert Julian, Harlem, N. Y., negro, ( witli the Ethiopian army, Joins with i tlie Kthiopian government, In denying 1 a Home newspaper story that an ^ American negro had been arrested in < j Addis Ahaha on a charge of seeking to assassinate Hallo Selassie, king ot kings. DO YOU KNOW THAT It the present increases in trallic uc < hh nts continue one of every three children horn in this country is destined to he killed or seriously injured in I ruITic. Light > lis.- out of every ion lainis in tills country have no electricity of any kind There are 111,000 blind persons in the United states. More than !'. L"nn persons lost their lives in home arciileiils last year. American coinage is now 14!! years old, tlie tirsl coins having In-en issued j hv the Philadelphia mint in October,! 1 Last year California liens alone laid l.M'.t.OOO.ouo eggs valued at $2X,m?1.* Oil'l Ov? r s.ooo new varieties of dahlias t have been produced within the last r decade. The new bullion depository to he built at Ft. Knox. Ky.. will be capable ot holding $ 10.000.One.net) in gold More than two-thirds of the exsci \ ice men who are receiving hos* i pital i ai'e under tin- Veterans' Administration itiv suffering from maladies or injuries not connected with service. There are more than ?>" species ot - tin- mosquito in I lie Fnited Slates.? The Pathfinder i News Of Interest In And Near Bethune A continuation of lovely parties for MIhh Mary IxiuIhu McLaurln, popular Dridc elect, whotte wedding bun been tnnouiiccMl for thin month, mark .the jociul cajpudur of the town. Mru. I). M. Maya and MIhh Cecelia KIiik entertained for^lian McLaurln with a bridge shower last Friday af ernoon. Five tables for contract were placed In rooms made attractive with arrangements of autumn flowers. The honor guest's place was marked with a miniature bride and groom. High score prize was won by Mrs I". J. Hurley, low went to Mrs. L. M [lest and consolation to Miss Mary liurga rd. An elaborate salad course with an tcpompnnylng beverage was served >y the hostesses. ftaiall yellow baskets filled with can ly were given us favors. The bride deet was showered with many beautl ul gifts which were presented in an inhjue manner by little Finest Oil jert Mays. Again on Saturday afternoon Miss Mcl^aurin was complimented by Mrs. .v. It. ilozlcr and Miss Katherlne Jllrd when they entertained for her with Ive tables of contruct bridge in a letting of mixed garden flowers. The place of the bride-to-be was marked with a cupid and bow 'or white tulle. Mrs. I/orlng Duvls won high score irlze, Mrs. C. F. Bras well second ilgb and, traveling honor prize went 0 Mrs. J. H. McDanlel. A sot of ovely household linen wus presented die honor guest. The favors were Miniature golden slippers filled with Ice. A delicious chicken salad course with hot coffee was served. Circles one, two and three of the Presbyterian uuxiliary met with Mrs. 'J. L. McKinnon, Mrs. F. Z. Truesloll and Miss Kmma McCutchen last week. At the conclusion of the meeting of circle two ut Mrs. TruesdeU's 1 social hour was spent, and tempting refreshments were served. Miss Mary Louise McLaurin, a member of this circle, was pleasantly surprised when she was presented with u shower of luinty handkerchiefs. The announcement of the marriage if Miss Birdie Belle Smith and Loyd Wellington Higbe, of Columbia, which was solemnized at the Tabernacle Baptist ehufeb of that city on Sunday morning, November 3, was ol' cordial interest to friends here where Miss Smith was reared and lived until a few years ago when she went in training at the Columbia hospital following Iter graduation from the Bethune high school. Mr. Ilighe, who is connected with The State paper, and his bride stopin:! by en route to Washington, D. C-, on their honeymoon for a short visit to the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1 W. Smith. A zone meeting was held at tlie Methodist church Monday afternoon. Mrs. Dunbar, of l.ydia. the zone leader. presided. The principal speaker of the occasion was Miss Fvelyn Winn, a returned missionary from Sin) Chow. China. Others making interesting talks were: Mrs. .1. Hoy | Jones.'of Columbia, and Mrs. Durant, of Sumter. Tile Welcome was spoken by Miss Mary Arthur, of Bethune. and responded to by a visiting lady, and the ilevotlonal was given by Mrs. Kinsi y Mozingo, of Hebron. Mrs .1 II Hood, of Wolf I on. Ya.. and Mrs. F. F. Austin, of Matthews. X. C'.. have been the guests of their mothers, Mrs. Maude Watts. Miss Fliza King is the house guest for the week of Mrs. Drake in her lovely home in Atlanta. Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bird and Speight Bird, of Greensboro. N. C.. | spent the week end with their parents. the J. L. Birds. ' 1 Miss Stella Bethune and Miss Carrie Yart)rough spent the work end in Cope, guests of Mrs. J. D. I^jifitte. Mrs Louise Ktheredgc who is a stu lent at 1 'rauglion's College, Columbia, visited Imr sister. Mrs. 1). M. Mays, during the week end. Mis* Lizzie Kate Davis is visiting at the home of her brother. Mayo Davis. Berry. Gti. I earlier* ot the si bonis here attended lite Sellth Caroline K li U e;i I 11'!, Association in Columbia Momla> < ; i rneon ami ev? nine Mi David Mahatiey of the Id..!' *? I.. H >1 tactllt > Spell I the VV I els .1.1 with ivi.it iv e> m 1 i ari sv ill-Mrs I'., / Truesdell is visiting it- r smt< r. Mi's Mark King, ol Neeses l!m!t,elt .loin s, who is superinti ?'i . i t'CC i amp with a large tin: her of Itovs from here, who nr. amp v\ ere at home for the week em and Armistice holiday. Maek Davis had the misfortune . losing his brooder house and sibm ' a hundred and titty chick* l>y tire ot.night last week. Mrs. W. K Bur ties, of Lenoir. N C . is making ait extended . visit : her sister. Mrs. Wilnmr King. The Kev M B tinnier, of Tin nionsville, has been the recent gue~! of friends here. Hubert King, a student at B. M. A was at home' during the week end Mrs. W. H Ilearon and Mrs 1 .! Hurley are leaving this week for Camden where they expect to conduit a hoarding house The Kev .1 K. Williams and Mr Lee Hilton attended a meeting of tiepastors and members of the e\ei u tive committee of tlie Baptist K< sh.tw Association held in Camden om evening i'1'Cetit 1\. They were delightfully entertained at dinner Tiy Dr. S C Brasington. Csitig an X-ray surgeons in a Kitssi.in hospital, discovered a bullet in .? man's la an. that had been then lev 17 years The bullet could be seen moving .it each beat of the heart. H, ! didn't know he had been wounded in t hi- civil wa r of 1 hi * ; The polii e of Toronto, Canada, are offi ring a reward of $2.uuo for the arrest of a moral degenerate, w ho on last Mondav beat a voung woman stenog rapher. 20. to death A Toronto newspaper is offering an additional $1,000 for the capture of the killer. Tho scries of earthquake shocks are continuing in the Helena. Mont., area i and many people are leaving that section of ihu country. The walls of | many of the most imposing buildings of Helena have been cracked by the] shocks, and many citizens of Helena! are moving to far distant points until the shocks Mop Though the voting in New York on Tuesday, gave the Republicans a majority in the general assembly, Postmaster General Farley, who is also Democratic state executive- committee chairman, says that tho result of tho election was nn endorsement of the New Deal administration. Wants-For Sale wanted To keep u Hot of book* during my spare time, Charges rcHaiisoiiahle Answer "Book-keepor," ('are Chronicle, Camden, H. C. 3:i-3f? jxi. pansy plants ?Lurge flowering, strong bushy plants $1.00 per hum xired The Camden Floral Company, Camden. H. C. 33-35 ab, for sale ?Several nice live- to seven-room houses at moHt reasoiiuble prlceH. Also Home larger houueH, ulglR,?or more rooinu, in choice locutions. Shannon Realty Co., Crocker Building, Phone 7, Camden. S. C. 33tf for sale?SPECIAL: Fine farm of neurly 200 acrew. 130 acres very line open lund, on good creek, plenty of woods, near town. All necessary work stock, implements ami feed. A line opportunity for some one. See Shannon itealty Co., Crocker Building, Phone 7, Camden, S C. 33tf wanted?A couple to board In private home. Good food, comfortable room with bath. Also an apartment to r?-nt in best Hection. Address A. B. ('., care of Chronicle, Camden, S, C. _ 34-3lisb lost.?on Tuesday in Camden three j cotton tux-cxempfliou certificates. One made to C. It Bowen, serial number 5,44k,4la; one made to Jacob Murphey, serial number 5,44k,4 Id; one made to James Bell, serial number 5,44k,4l7. All will bo found, togeiher. Finder please return to C. It. Uowhn, Bluney, S. C. 34p wanted ?To get some extra stenographic work. Telephone 163 or call at Harold Funderburk's faw office in Commercial Bank Buihling, Mrs. Frndst Hobs, Jr., Camden, S. C. i 34- 36 pd. SPENCER SERVICE?Individual designing for medical and dress foundation garments. Free figure analysis. For appointments call The Smart Shop, Camden, S. C. 34-36 pd. for 8ale?Several fresh milch cows for sale. Heavy milkers. Can be seen at my home place near Westvllle. Apply to II. If. Gaskin, Kershaw, S. C\, Route 2. 32-34 pd. for rent?Eight-room house at 411 DeKalb street, just reflnished. inside. Available now. Six-room house at 212 Halle street. Will be renovated and available .about November 15. Five-room house, four miles on Liberty Hill Highway, furnished. Two or more large furnished rooms with bath. Excellent location. Shannon Really Co.. Crocker Building, Phone 7. Camden, S. C. 33tf WISE and thrifty people are investing in shares in First Federal Savings AL- Loan Association. Are you one of them? Safe and insured. 291 f carpenter and builder?Before you decide who should do your work, telephone John S. Myers, for any elass of carpentry work?outside or inside. All work guaranteed. Specialize in cabinets and screening. Any kind of furniture repaired. 1 solicit your patronage. Telephone 268, John. S. Myers, 812 Church street, Camden, S. C. 16 tf. free road Service?Creed's Filling Station Fifty-Mile Free Road Service. Call Telephone 480, Camden, S. C. free road service?Creed 8 Filling Station Fifty-Mile Free Road Service'. Call Telephone 48.6, Camden, S. C. man wanted ?For Rawloigh Route of mio families. Write today, ltawleigli, Dept., S. c. K. 2'? S. A.. Richmond. Ya. 34 pd. strayed -One bay mare mule, branded. One shoulder and lower part of leg slightly gray. One hind foot slightly split. Slightly slvy about head. Reward for upkeep if returned to T. S. Croft. Route 2. ("assail, S. C 34pd call creed'S filling station? For Free Road Service. Only equipped free air service .truck in the city. Telephone 486. for rent -613 Hampton Street. 5 rooms, hath and garage, and 212 llaile >U'eei. 6 rooms, bath and garage See Shannon Realty Co., ( roi her Building, Phone 7, Catudi n, s (' 34 tf. for rent Completely furnished 5rooni heated apartment, including private bath and private entrance. I'a . i i-..ui ln-iir.tiu e -Agency. Cams l' 34 sb. A TOUGH BABY l In common with mom people of the United States the Timet) and Democrat in interested in political affairs and the outcome of the Presidential election next full. Wo would like to know now, if we could, whether the voters of America will return Franklin D. Roosevelt to the office that tie holds and thus endorse the objectives of what he terms a "New Deal." We Watch the maneuvers of the political leaders with a great deal of pleasure and find it extremely interesting to speculate upon the effect of this or that development. However, after all Is said and done, we do not fall for the partisan prophecies of disaster with which speakers seek to sway their hearers. Democrats and Republicans each declare, it seems, that the United States is doomed If their opponents win and can only survive if the people have sense enough to vote for the speaker's crowd. As a citizen interested in the welfare of this country, and having looked on the events of some years, we cannot fall for this particular line. The United States we would like them to know Is a tough baby not to bo-killed because of a single election. Whether Mr. Roosevelt gets the approval of his people, or not, Is no doubt Important, but the sun will shine and the stars be seen regardless of the verdict rendered, likewise, the same Small words are t???ut. Leave the long ones to those who need to show they have been to school. Short words have foree. Moat 6f 'the strong thoughts and acta and hopes of iU(Ml take short worda to tell them. Might and right, strength, faith, are words of juat one sound each. And audi worda apeak well in small groups. From start to full atop need be but a few sound*?-each Bound u word, each word a punch, and the whole a cause won. Things for which men feel awe may be held each like trees and grass and lakes and the sea, the blooms In the yard by the door. Things they hate need not be told, nor things they fear, but these, too, can be felt In the sweep of a short string of strong words. More could be found to say for words of one sound, for chains of words with few links. This should show that one can talk long though he uses short words, and he may say less In long ones and more of them.?Christian Science Monitor. President Roosevelt has 21 acres at his Hyde Park, N. Y., estate set out and producing Christmas trees. To buy or sell, use a Chronicle Want Ad. The cost Is small! statement applies to the''gentlemen to be nominated by the Republicans, the Socialists, and whatever else there may be in 1936.?Orangeburg TimesDemocrat. Cf/l&f/uwKt/ "(AVE A( YOU CC You can stretch every autumn travel dolla* to cover 25 to 40 per cent more miles?of make almost twice as many trips for thJ same amount of money . . , when yovf choose Atlantic Greyhound. That's econi ?my! And on every one you'll enjoy a sol lection of frequent and convenient schedfl tiles ? luxurious comfort in healthfulljl heated coaches ? courteous attention anJ consideration. That's service. Call for full Information on either local or long dlstanojl trips. UNION BUS TERMINAL. East DeKalb Street Telephone 249 CONVENIENT, LOWCO ST SERVICE TO ALL AMERICA OneDaily Way Camden, S. C. Trips Fare Jacksonville 2 $ 5.45 Savannah 2 . 3.70 Augusta 2 2.10 Asheville 3. . 3.00 Greenvi I le 3 . 2.65 K noxvil le . . . 2 . . 4.75 Winston-Salem 3 . 3.25 Bristol 5 . 5.65 M lami 2 . . 9.80 Tampa 2. . 7.90 Richmond 3. . 5.00 Norfolk 1 . 5.75 Washington 3 6.20 Philadelphia ... 3.. 9.35 New York 3 1080 Boston .... 3 14.30 Pittsburgh 3.. 12.75 Cleveland 2. 13.80 Detroit 2. . 13.65 Chicago 2 13.90 Charleston 3 3.10 Cincinnati 2 8.15 St. Louis 4 . 11.95 Los Angeles ....3,. 37.15 Denver 3 . 24.50 KIRKLEY FARM FOR SALE | 254 ACRES IN LEE COUNTY This fine farm with three main dwellings, barns and outbuildings, has a large acreage of rich productive land now in cultivation. ; All buildings in good condition. Located In splendid neighborhood on Bishopville-Camden Highway. Brick Spring Hill school next door. i Will be sold at low price on terms, one-fourth cash, balance easy. BLANCHARD & CALHOUN REALTY CO. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. * 4* TUNEWHT at 7:3ft I*. M. "Coffee Time'* Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays mmouASL II ssih, I I VISIT YOUR A&P FOOD STORE AND MEET 1 I ! THESE UNUSUAL VALUES! | LIBBY'S FINEST ' I I SAUERKRAUT317 A&P FAMOUS MELLOW I I CHEESE - >b - 19c | PERFECTLY RIPENED . ft. I TOMATOES 4 ? 25c GELATIN DESSERT I I SPARKLE ''''rs pkgs" "1 Tc II GR A.N IIMOTHER'S , II wiu-t BREAD ig"?z- uaf 'Be || WHOLE WHEAT ROLLS. l)OZ. 6c I I FLO IS II 24-3b. Bag 89c 11 ! Palmolive Soap, 2 bars 9c COLD STORAGE | I Eagle Milk, can 20c I Comet Rice, 3 lb. pkg. 21c jp Oi CI I I Super Suds, 3 pkgs....25c -- *?I* 11 Waldorf Tissue, 3 rolls 13c j I Coffee. Chase and San- I 1 born's, lb 25c ^ I I I Seminole Tissue, 3 for 20c CIOZ* C I I ! Oreo Sandwich, lb. ...28c |j CAKE FLOUR pkg. 29c I I war COFFEE lb. 27c I I K^uTcan 10c Jel1"' 3 "**" '* I Baker's l<?K Cabin Cocoa 2 25c Syrup, bot. ...23c I I PRODUCE SPECIALS I 1 1 Cauliflower, trimmed, 3 lbs. for 25c I II | String Beans, 3 lbs. for : 25c I ^ II Beets, 3 bunches for 25c I J j [ Large Lettuce, head 10c?* 1 I | Celery, stalk 10c I II Cooking Apples, 10 lbs. for 25c j |j