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NOTICE OF SALE Notice Ih hereby given that in accordance with the terms and provisions! of I lie Decree of tin* Court of Common IM?hh for Kershaw County, dated November 11, 1 92f>, In the ease of The Federal I,and Hank of Colwmhia, plaintiff, vh. ItufiiH Moseley, Arcilla Moseley, Itoaa llunnicillt, George W. Harrlaon, llenry C. Christmas, ,Sidney Moseley, WilliuinH Ar. Hhelton Co., Inc , D. A. Hoykin, Conservator of lite Hunk of Camden, Camden, S. jis suhHlitii(,e for M. (i. CarriHon, an am it, Houliieru Dry Goods Ai Notions Co., Inc., John S. Lindsay, Conservator. Camden Hulldlng Af Loan Association, Caij.tden, H. C.. It. K. Stevenson. IteCeiver of the Loan & Savings Hank. Camden, S C., defendants, 1 will sell to the. highest hinder, fur cash, before the Court House door at Camden, S. during the legal hours ol'aale on tin' Ural Monday in December. I92f>, bring the 2nd day thereof, the following described property: "All that piece, parcel or iraei of land, eoniaining one hundred seventyhcven and "ifi-loO il77.ii>*) acres, more or less, situate, lying and heing in Hie Slate of South Carolina. County of Keraliaw, about eight uilles Fast of the City of Camden, on both aides of the Camden and Darlington road: said tract being hounded on the North by Kirkett brunch; Fust by lauds of Dunn and J. L. Moseley; South by lands of I liimiiriitt and Drown and on the West by lands of Drown and Trueadale; said tract of land is composed of three parcels and was acquired hv Unfits Moseley and Arcilla Moseley by deed of H. H Clarke, Fsq . .Master for Kershaw County,'hearing date, the it h day of May. 1922, and ol record in the office of the Clerk of Court for Kershaw County in Hook A. V., at page 109; by deed of Henrietta l/cc, of date February is, 1921, and recorded in the above office in Hook H C., page -Hit); by deed of J. T. Moseley. hearing date Detoher 20, liny, of record in tlie above mentioned office in Hook A C.. .P"K?' 98; by deed of F. CI. Moseley hearing date the fith day of September. HMD. of record in the above office in Hook A. Z., page 240; by deed of J. P. Moseley bearing date the 12th day of Oeto her, 1902 and of record in the above mentioned office in Hook III, page it!; and by virtue of a provision in tlie deed of John Turner to HenJ. McCoy trustee, bearing date the 28th day ot August. 18f>8. and of record in the of lice of the Register of Mesne Convey anco in Hook T, page 728; and by deed of Mary A. Killough to J. C. Moseley hearing date tho 21st day of October 1888, and of record in the above men tioned office in Hook N. N., page 482; plat uttaclied to abstract now on file with the Federud Land Hunk of Co lutnhiu. "Also: All that piece, parcel ot tract of land situate, lying and belup in the State of South Carolina. County of Kershaw, about eight miles Fast of the City of Camden, on the Waters of Fine Tree Creek, confuting one hundred nineteen (119) acres, inort or less, bounded oil the North by Pilii Tree Creek, and lands of Hall; or the Fast bv lands of Hall and Rran ham; on the south by lands of Hran liain, and on (he West l?> Fine Tret Creek; said I raet ot land was con veyed to Uufus Moseley by deed ol J K Delsay, hearing date the tirst day of March. I9t?.1. ami of record in the oft icc of the Clerk ol Court let Kershaw County in Hook KKK. pag? 2 12, plat of said lands made by A It Hoy kin, Suneynr, September. 1922 attached in ahstrat t now on tile with the Federal Land Hank of Columbia. S C The above described premises to be sold, tirst. as two separate tracts, and then as a whole. Terms of Sale: For <>?>h. the Master to require of the successful bidder, a deposit of five I > per cent ot his bid. same to be forfeited in case of noncompliance; the bidding will remain open for a period of 2d days following the public auction W L. DeTWSS, JR.. Master for Kershaw County. KIRK LAND A del.OACH Plaintiff's Attorneys Honor Roll Midway School tirade 1?David Want, Stuurt Teal, tirade 2?Donald Holland, Sarah June Rozicr, Hatty Jane McCasklll, Martha Hayes, C'laud Wont, Jr., Margarat Lueilo 101 Hott. Crude 5?Ralph Young, Lillian ItodgarH, Sarah Davit*, Sarah Cath-arina VVutkiliH. Crude iJ?JobhIo Marker, Sadie Tidwell, Annio Mao Wont, Troy West. "1 Crude 7?Paulino Catoe, Myrtle Horton, Le w i s Lao West, Itoy Wowt. tirade 8?Elizabeth Klllott, J. It. Taal. Grade jt ?Thelina Mrunnon, Willla J. Marker, Flizubcth McCoy. tirade lo?Margurctte Anderson, j Ciena Cooper, Kinllv McCoy. J tirade 11 ?Minnie Mearl Anderson, J Itiith Walters, Kthelyn Corhett. Leaves For Mattresses I Columbia, Nov. 11*. ?Palmetto leaves from the roust of South Carolina, split, boiled and dried, wore used to make mattresses for Confederate soldiers during the War for Southern Independence, according (,o inforum| lion in the I'niversity of South CaroUna liltrary. The leaves make light, (lean ami economical mattresses. Williamsburg county farmers have shipped 1,743 bogs to market for j whieli they received $27,1mJ. NOTICE OP SALE Notice is hereby given that in ncjeordance with tin* terms and provisions of the Dec roe of tin- Court of j Common Pleas for Kershaw County, in the case of the Federal I,and Hank I of Columbia, plaintiff, vs. Mellta C. ' lenui. L |. Cuion, Ceorge F. Cope, j Tile International Agric ultu.ral CorIporation. The Federal Laud Hank of j Columbia, '1'he Hank of Camden, S. ('.. j The l.ugoft Warehouse Company, and | The American Agric ultural Chemical ' | Company, defendants, I will sell to the highest hinder for cash, before the j Court house door at Camden, S. (\, [during the legal hours of sale on the i lirst Monday in December, l'JJa, being the second day thereof, the following t described property: "All those four parcels or lots ot 'I land in the State of South Carolina and County of Kershaw, lying about seven (7) miles North-west of the [ City of Camden on the Camden and , llldgeway Public Road, aggregating In , acreage one hundred and four and | three-tenths (104.3) acres, more or , less, and being designated as tracts i number 1, 2, 3, and the greater part - of number 4 on a plat of subdivision of the Truesdale Place of record in the office of the Clerk of Court for ; Kershaw County In plat book number - 4 at page 14. The whole tract of land herein conveyed is bounded North by t the Cauulen-Ridgeway Public Road , and by lands of Clarksou; Fast by . lands of Clarksou; South by lands of , Ray, formerly of the Hurdell estate; , West by remaining portion of tract . number I recently conveyed to Ste. pln-M 11 a i le, tile boundary of the per , tion herein oni\eyii| being a line running in a general North ami South ' direction parallel to the dividing line (tei ween tracts number I and .*> ;is , --bow n on --aid plat at a point I'll ft. Fast of the said dividing line n, shown on said plat The above described trait of land lis the Fasti-rn portion of Unit tract eoti\eyed to K F Ste\. nson and W L Wooti-n by deed of Sallh- F. Trues dale oi date Man It I'-th. I'.'lv the in t' i'--i of flu- said R F. Stevenson having bcetl heretofore convoyed to F L. \\ ooten Terms of Sale- For cash, the MasI li r to re.|iiire of the siiecesslul bidder, j ot lor than the plaintiff herein, a deposit of live (I per rent of his hid. same to he forfeited in ease of noil eoiu pi in nee, the bidding - will . r? main open tor a perio.l of 3n days after the publie sale. W L DePASS. JR., Master for Kershaw County KIRKLAND \ del.DACH. I Ma in tiff's Attorneys Nobody's business Written for The Chronicle by G?# MoGee, Copyright, 1I>28. NATURE'S 8TRANGE DOINGS IN FLAT ROCK door mr. edditor: ? referring to yoro eddy-toriul of sevvorol days ago about the freaks o? nature anaoforth, I bog to report the following thlngH and facta that have benn turned over to our poleesmun over now and then for the past few weeks: hubbert simklns found a potato in hie patch behind tlie barn that looked Just exactly like a le^gUlator. it had a rod nose and 2 eyes and was fat in the atummtek and ita lega looked wobbly and it waa ball headed. nira. ailaa biliiiiK'a old dominernieker hen laid a egg laat week that looks like a hour gluaa, whatever that ia, one end of aatne had the yallor id it and tiie other end hud the white in it and the apace betwixt both ends hud fuzz on it like a gourd'a nuke. acudd Clurk owns u cow with 2 horns, 4 lega, 2 eyes, and her hide ia all on her outaide; aiie chewa lier cud'd, bawls when ahe geta r?ddy. switches her tu.il in anyboddy's face who tries to milk her, kicka over tiie bucket when ahe pleusea and jumps out of the pastor, ahe la a wonder. yore corry spondent, nir. mike Clark, rid, went out posautn hunting the other night by hisHelf and of iiis dogs and be lieard all of them barking at one time, lie hurried over and found that old rover had treed a possum, old spot had set a cower of birds, old ring was killing a snake, old rattler bad a rabbit hemmed up iu a fence corner and the other 2 logs was lighting over 2 coons tliey had ketched and tied to a bush. mr. and mrs. Willie read are tint fond pa and ma of cannie read. In- is only .) yr. old, but lie totes in the atove wood, fetches in the waiter, helps to wash the dlfch'es, hisselt', keej>s his face clean, minds ills tourfathers sleeps 'upstairs hy hlss^l.f, says ids prayers at night without be* ing told, and puts his clothes and shoes neatly away when he pulls tln-m off at night, (how are these tilings lor being "have you ever heard? ;. yores trulie, mike (Mark, rfd, corry spondeiit. MIKE DESIRES LOWER PRICED LICENSE TAGS FOR 1936 acting highway commissioner, highway department, columby, s. C. deer sir: ? i am writing you about a lii.hi tag for dudd Clark's strip down ford Which he bought with his govvermetit check and unless you will sell me a tag for $3, you can just keep them, the otter-mobeel is not worth 10$ as she stands, as she was a coopy befoar she was stripped down ansoforth. j everboddy ought to know that 3$ is more than a tag is worth, as it ain't made out of nothing but a piece of tin ware and painted with paint, the state railly ought to sell them at about 2$ per dozen it" they only wanted to get their monney back, dudd (Mark prefers a green tag if you have anny in stock. scudd (Mark, my secont son, made j him a tag in 192!?. hut the highway patter-role slammed him in jab- and made tin- liter hereof pay lu$ for impersonating a man who had bought a tag all laws is getting too -rrict and a poor man lias no liberie except oft iu his Held hy hisself plese rite or foam at once .. out your prices at this tine, if you . m't 1 "' ' h e 11) down. 111 c' s < hold e \ . ; 1 ., j 11 g 'ill the leggis-lature or supjo me courts meet and iiielihe they will ..ive the new deal a c hai^ce. t?y the time a man pays for a tag as heiii* :oar. he is too poor to ride, and fur tiermore, 3$ tags pay: look at gr rgv. she has had 3$ tags for 3'years, and now she has over 7-". miles of paved roads, and will possibly pave t . r more miles in 1H42. what tliis state actually needs i .10 gassoleen. clO license tags. clO drivers licents, cle pole taxes, ole dog taxes, and no rail estate taxes .. tall on a farm, but let the govvt -rn.ent collect till of her expenses front the inhairtauce fees and the income tax, of which poor folks know verry little about. it is up to you. our ortVi*" stands good for 10 days 3$ tor a gr<-. n tag Is our figger, and no more we won't haw a vellar tag like you have b nn selliug to our nabors. hefonr wo will pay oxer 3$, we will let dudd s coopy strip-down be repossessed, and we. will go back to walking just like we done while the republicans were in the last time, rite or foam vores for lower tags. mike (Mark. rfd. John D. Rockefeller, Sr., now In his 97th year, is resting very quietly at tflia winter home at Orrrrrmd, rta, to which he went a few days ago. He is not playing much golf. New Books in Public Library Now fiction ami non-fiction ure add- < c<l monthly to the Camden Public Id- i brary. At the huiiiv lime reprint* of ' i worth while older book* are ulso add- j (Mi. *Ve are also trying to amply t>ro- ! vide for the school children's para- I , llci reading. The Hritauica Junior is , on the reference shelf as well a* the , Junior Hook of Authors, u book aft j fascinating for adults as for boys and girls uhd unanimously elected the out- | standing Juvenile book for 1934. We I also 'have the following Newberry modal books, awarded annually for the most significant contribution to ' American literature for children: "Young Fu of the Upper Yangtze," by ( Lewis; "invincible Louisa" by Meigs; "Cut Who Went to Heaven," by Coatsworth; "Doctor Dollttle," by Lofting; and "Nitty, Her First Hundred Years" by Hachael Field. New novels on the shelves include "Inquisitor," by Hugh Walpole; "Fair as the Moon," by Temple Halley; "No Lovelier Spring," by Lida Larrlmore; "Vein of. Iron," Ellen Glasgow; "Il!-j yrlan Spring," by Ann Bridge; "Tt Can't Happen Here," by Sinclair Lewis; "Time Out of Min^l," by Hachad Field; "Crystal Tree/' by Ixmlse I'latt Hauck; "Lucy Gay-heart," by Willa (Mother; "Stars Look Down," by A. J. Cronyn; "Honey in the Horn," by H. L. Davis. General books include "Best Flays of 1934-1935," by Hums Mantle; "Best Short Stories 1935," by K. J. O'Brien; "North to the Orient," by Anne Lindbergh; "And Gladly Teach," by Bliss Ferry; "Mary, Queen of Scotland and the Isles," by Stefan Zweig; "Asylum," by William Seabrook. Camden Midgets Play Saturday O}) Zetup Field Saturday morning at ten o'clock the Midget Football Team of C'atnden high school will play an intra mural game to close its season. The admission will be live 1 and ten cents. The captains have se- I lected two well balanced teams for' the contest. Following is the line-up: I Hugh. Getlys, captain; Wilbert Wil-i liaiiis, Evie Heeves, Edward Crolley, I J.eslie Mc('askill, William West. Wal-| lace Lynch, .lack Richards, Douglas Lyncli, Hugh Cox, Harry Davis, ("lias. , Nolan Elton Beeves, captain; Wesley Da-! vis, Stanley Watts. W. A. Marshall, Homer Shirley, Claude Williams, Gra-I hum Marshall, Lewis Anderson, Jack Marshall. Elsie Haley, Jack Ville-' piguc. Elton Beeves, Jerry Hancock. The officials will be: Referee, Ellis . Howell; umpire. George West; lieadlinesman, Jack Blutme. The Midget team played throe j games this season, defeating Bethune . high school ! to n, losing to Hill Crest by a large score of tto 0, and to Be- ' tliune t! to 7. Many of the hoys have; shown considerable improvement and development. They will no doubt be of value to the varsity Bull Dog team of 193t>. Bethany Baptist Church. There will be services at Bethany. Wests il]e. Baptist church next Sunday as follows: Sunday school at 1" a. m.. with Superintendent IL B. Gaskin. in charge; preaching service at 11 a. in., with the pastor in charge.! The theme will lie "The Grateful J Heart." B. T. C. at ti p. in, with T. j C. Fletcher, director. We urge all the members to come to the House of the Lord. And we are always es-! peeially glad to have visitors.? Hev. i J. D. Gulledfce, Fastor. I CITATION j The State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. By N. C. Arnett. Probate Judge: Whereas Otis Young made suit to j me to grant Juiueta Young letters I of Administration of the Estate and ! effects of L. G. Young. There are^ therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the Kind- \ red and Creditors of the said L. G.I Young deceased, that they be and appear before me. in the Court of Fro- f* bate, to be held at Camden, S. ('., on j I Monday. December 2. 1935 next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any tiny have, why the said Administration should not he granted. Given under my hand this 21 day; of November Anno Domini 1935. X. c AKNETT, Judge of F'ohate for Kershaw County ' NOTICE OF SALE Notiee is hereby given that in accordance with the terms and provisions ot tile Decree of the Court of t'omiiion Fbuis for Kershaw county, Unfed November 1 1th. 1935. in the ( ase of riu- Federal l.atld Bank of Columbia, plaintiff. vA. H. C. Bobinson. detetidant. I will stdl to the highest bid-' der, for cash, before the Court House j door at Camden^ S. C. during the legal hours of sale on the first Mon- ' day in Dor-ember. 1935. being the 2nd ! day thereof, the following described propert y: "All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and being in the State of South Carolina. County ot Kershaw and Buffalo Township,: about ten miles northeast of the City of Caindc-n containing fifty 15<t i acres, more or less, as shown by plat of a! B. Mol.aurin, Surveyor, bearing date of August 17. 1921. Said tract of land is bounded as follows: On the North,! Northeast and Northwest by the lands' of the estate of Jas. Robinson, bounded East by lands of the estate of; Jas Bobinson and J. R. West. South by lands of J R. West and William Elliott. We si hv lands of James Robinson estate and William K.lliott. The ; said tract of land is the same con-j veyed to H C. Robinson by deed of Jas bobinson dated October 24. , 190S, of record in the office of the i Clerk of Court for Kershaw county i in hook "WWW," at page 40."' Terms of Sale: For caRh, the Mas-' ter to require of the successful bidder, a de|>oait of five (5) per cent Of his hid, same to be forfeited in cane of non-compliance; the bidding will remain open for a period of 30 days after the public sale. W. L. DePASS. JIL. Master for Kershaw County KIRKLAND A deLOACH Plaintiff's Attorneys Two women, Mm. Jennie Griffin, 64, iiul Mm. Ola Hayes, 40, were burned 10 death in a tire which destroyed [heir house on the outskirts of [>21, Flu., litwt Friday. John Klnyon, 70, u negro, wan convicted at Oxford, N. C., lust Friday, :>t criminal assault on u young white woman lie wum sentenced to die by 11 thal gas at Kaleigh on December 27. Capt. It T. Jones, in the service of [he Atluntic Coast Line railroad for Ifi years, died Friday at Houih Kooky Mount, N. C. He was about ttf> years :>t age. I FARMS FOR SALeI ! I have several nice farms for sale in Kershaw j | county on long terms and low rate of interest, j j I Will be at 1 lotel Camden every hriday, j I H. G. BATES, SR. I Announcing The Sweet Shop j -NOWOWNED AND OPERATED ?BY? J. T. HAYNES AND L. G. EARHARDT We Deliver Curb Service ? _ - Your Patronage Appreciated S?lve-No?? in 3^^Bm3 Drop* Home Stores Enable You to Prepare at Small Cost For^fl Thanksgiving!! TTT t ^ *' * v'TV *' * T V * ww w w r T W ? <r y'r T ? Speedy Jel, All Flavors, 4 for .... 17cl Southern Style Cocoanut, per can .. lflj DUKE'S Mayonnaise or Relish, pint jar ,... 25e? Shredded Coconut, pound 19cl Stringless Beans, No. 2 cans, 4 for .. 29c Chocolate Pecan Top Cookies, lb. .. 17c B Swansdown Cake Flour, Pkg....... 33c Red Dart Sugar Peas, No. 2 can .... 10cB Argo Red Salmon, 1 lb. can 23c B Pillsbury's Pan Cake Flour, Pkg. .. 10c B GREEN BEAUTY DILL OR SOUR Pickles, quart jar, 2 for 25c Salted Soda Crackers, pound box ... lOcB M ARISCH I NO Cherries,2oz.bottle 5c; 5 oz. bottle lOcB New Crop Walnuts, No. 1 size, lb. .. 22cB ARMOUR'S STAR Corned Beef, No. 1 can 19cB New Crop Walnuts, Baby Size, lb. .. 19cB SOUTH CAROLINA Asparagus, No. 1 can 10c; No. 2 can Ikl 1 9 ??? New Crop Prunes, lb &i Argo, Fresh Prunes 2 for 25c Salmon Style Sardines, 1 lb. can 6c B Selox, 3 Pkgs 14c Crisco, 3 lb. can 59cB All 5c Candy Bars, 3 for 10c FRAZIER'S Tomato Catsup, 14 oz. bottle 10c B Grape Nuts. Pkg 19c B Okra& Tomatoes, No. 2 can 10c B OK Soap, medium size bar,3 for IQcB Miller's Corn Flakes, 3 Pkgs. ...... 20c I WIRE GRASS, PURE Ga. Cane Syrup, No. 10 can 59c B Ga. Cane Syrup, No. 5 can 31c B LIBBY'S NATURAL Orange Juice, No. 1 can, 2 for 25c DROMEDARY Pitted Dates, 31/, oz. Pkg 10c I Pitted Dates, 7!4 oz. Pkg. 15c | RED. SOUR Pitted Cherries, No. 2 cans, 2 for ... 25c I Choice Evapoated Peaches, 2 lbs, .. 25c B MOUNTAIN LAUREL Shortening, 8 lb. Cartoon $1.001 Red Rose Flour, 24 lb. bag ..... 89c 1 American Cheese, lb. .. 19c I Shredded Wheat, 2 for 25fl NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY j Oreo Sandwich ,1b ... 28<iB HOME STORES] . . . . - ' ' fHv}1' '***?:, r i JjfejJScI I "Where The Dollar Doe* Its Duly"