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I COUNTY TAX SALES I'ndi r and by virtue of sundry Tax I fXft-utiwiis directed to ine by the CounI iy treasurer of Kershaw county, South I Carol'lut, 1 have levied upon the l'olI Io'wuik property and will sell same the I first Monday in December, being tile I second day thereof, in front of the Court I iiouti'. during tho legal hours of aule. I Terms Cash: All that lot and building in the City of I Cnindcn, bounded on the North by propI trty "f Korte; on the East by P. li. I Witth usky; on the South by Dot No I -i\, ,,i, the West by Highland Avenue. I Le'vi'd upon and to he sold as property 1- of ihcnlaiid Avenue (Jo., lor 1929, 1930, j i PCI ; 1333 and 1034 taxes. Also A l that lot and building in The City I of Caiiiii- n, bounded on tin* North by M. i I c We.-1. on the East by M. (J. West; on I uiv soitii by formerly K. W. Muggins; ? r-n tin West by Fair street. Levied upon I slid t' I" sold as property of (J. W. Hug-; I gin.- i"f 1020, 1030, 1031 utnl 1032 taxes. I Also All sii.it lot and building in the City j I of C..:..d' n, bounded oil the^'North by M. i I M Williams; on the East by Broad I ine ;. on the South by James Stover; | I (it; t!. West by Phyllis McGirt. Levied : I upon ami to be sold us property of 1'os- j I ?eii Brown lor 1030 taxes. Also All that lot in School District No. 1, j I t.'.ii' 1 .iituien, bounded on the North by i I L-.-t N" s 30, 31. 32, 33 and 3.4; on the' I ka.-t k Lot No. 12; on tile Soutli by old I O.ut.d' i. Cheraw road; on the West by I L'< N' 0, Levied upon atul to be sold I p!"p< rty of B. T. Branliain for 1031, : I l.i?2, 1 ::3 and 1034 taxes. Also I All that lot in School Dist. No. 1, near I Cau.dca in Monroe Boykin Park, bound- i I kI on t lie North by Lot No. 44; on the j I Lot by Lot No. 32; on the South by I Second Avenue; on the West by Lot No. I 3" Levied upon and to be sold as proI petty et Willie K. Williams for 1030, 1031, I t'/y-P," i'ut3 and 1024 taxes. Also All that lot in School Dlst. No. 1, near I Camlien, bounded on tlie North by Dunn I Aventn . on the East by Lot No. 2$; on I the South by McCaskill Gin lot; on the I West by Lot No. 24, levied upon and to I be sold as property of B. M. and Virginia I Hall for 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and I 1034 taxes. I Also I All that Lot in School Dlst. No. 1. near I Camden, bounded on the North by Dunn I Avenue; ofi the East by Lot No. 30 and t "; on the South by Camden-Cheraw road: I on the West, by Lot No. 27 and 4, levied I upon and to be sold as property of BerI nice Laney for 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 I taxes. Also 1 All that lot and building at Shepard I Station in School District No. 4, boundI ed on tho North by R. B. Elliott; on the I East by J. P. Lewis; on the South by J. I P Lewis; on the West by Jim Scott, leI vied upon and to be sold as property of I C. 14. Holland for 1932, 1933 and 1934 I taxes. Also I All that lot in village of Cassatt in I School Dist. No. 4, bounded on the North I and H/i.-t by Sallie and M. E. Heyman; I on tii. South by A. R. Elliott; on the I West by c. A. Mosier, levied upon and I to I... as property of Estate W. M. I beH-for 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and I 1934 mx.-s Also I All that tract of land ltt School Dlst. I No . ..ntainlng 142 acres and buildings, I bout.I..| ,,n the North by R. E. StevenI *oi. it,.. East by Swift Creek; on the J tb'tit!. by Hai nes estate; on the West by I i: smith, levied upon and to be sold I pt . 11 v of Estate A. B. Shiver for I ' . 1931, 1932,'1933 and 1934 taxes. Also I \ it tr;ict of land In School Dlst. I N', ntaining 228 acres atul buildings, I i fit the North by Bank of BeI hnu ,,,, titEast by Reese Hall; on tho | I 5o',: . t,> .) m. Watklns; on tho West by > Thompson lands. Levied upon I and t ?,,- sold as the property of J. W. I for 1029, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 I atid i" ! taxes. Also I ..All 'hat tract of land in School Dlst. ; I No containing 60 acres and build| lnk t i "inded on the North by D. A. I Bartit in; en the East by J. H. Watson; I a? :i"' ^?nth bv Dudley Jordon; on the I ;N<-st b, l E. Barfleld, levied upon and I Jo b. sold as property of D. D. Gaither I l0r ' ", 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also i AH 'hat parcel of land In Dist. No. 8, I oorit.i,n>ng A acres, bounded on the North v'' N < Edwards; on the East by S. M. a?1" - <m the South and West by-Delia ^ rig r, lev ied upon and to be sold as ??:} > ?.f c. H. Lloyd for 1930. 1921. u? :3 and 1934 taxes. ,. AIbo ..A,, ;),?( parcel of land in School Dist. wj" " ' "ntainlng 6 acres, bounded on the orth i,y Belmont church property; on w , '"st by Bertha Duren; on the South > Laura Treusdale; on the West by ijUi- Highway, levied upon and to be 7?'<? property of Eddie Davis for 1930, "31 1932, 1933 and 1924 taxea. in Al?? A" 'hat tract of land and buildings In School liiKt. No. 8, containing 60 acrsH )<<>iiii<|?m1 on the North hy (j C Kirk' ridlv0", ,hV. KlV '^ut?luU andKaon th* w U'? ?^11' by Wm Cauthen; Son uiun .,by V; C' Ktrk^nd. kvUd upon "ijd to be .sold us property of I.ot1931 luxes! ' m*' 1<J32' m3 a,,d aii 1 Also In iJisVrio. 1 vr<', lvof lun<t und '"Hidings {....i f ' co"ftti?ing 10 acres, bounded on the North hy Nupoleon Edwards; on the East by s. m Young' on evi. 1"!!! an<l ,Wei\l hy Mary Truesdulo. n n HV?" ,a" (? btf s<''d as property of 1034 tu ?KU tW lSf31' Vm' and An .1 * Also Iikii.e Piircel of land and building in l.ii .i .o v 1 acre, boundi VI; l,?w -No,"h by Mlnolu Klrkland; 011 1 una , ? J.,C Anthony. 011 the South .a West by Ny? Workman, levied upon i WrUrhY 8,ob,1, UB Property of Eliza 1 tax!/* 1Ua2' 11,33 u,Kl 1,J34 I Also I i ! v. 1 Pu,'ce| of land in School Dis| trict No 8, containing 2 acres, bounded I on the North and East by G. C. Kirkj land; on the South by Mlnola Klrkland; 1 on the Wast by G. C. Klrkland, levied ' wl,Kf!'.an.d to Hu'(' a8 Property of J <j Wilhford for 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes, Also I All that tract of land in School Dlst. No. 9, containing 02 acres, bounded on 1 the North and Kast by Duvid Watts; on j the South by W. ^1. Price, et al.,; on the I West by Willie N'cal, levied upon and to ; be sold as property of Robert N'ual for | 1931, 1932, 1933 and IPtaxes. ! , Also I All that tract of land in School Dist. I No. 9, containing 899 acres and building, ' 3:ili acres, bounded on the North by W. M. Gladden, et al.; on the East by Estate of Joe Helton; on the South by J. 11. Hums, et ul., on the West by Kate Watts. f>U acres bounded on the North hy H. R. Truesdale; on the East and : South hy Kate Watts; on the West hy Al. W. Hough estate. 100 acres, bounded on tile North and East hy Estate Joe Helton; on the South by Sanders Creek; on the West by Uuin Swamp, levied upon and to be sold as property of Kate Watts for 1929, 193U, 1031, 1032, 1033 and 1031 taxes. Also All that tract of land in School District No. 0, containing 10 ucres. Hounded on the North by Southern Hower Co.; on the East by R. A. McDowell; on the South by T J. Kirkland; on the West by Southern 1'ower Co. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Estate Cornelia Washington for 1931, 1332, la33 and 1334 taxes. Also All that tract of land in School District No. 3, containing 21 acres, bounded on the North by Federal Land Hank; on the East by Dr. W. H. Turner; on the South by Kershaw Mercantile and Hanking Co.; on tlie West by Joe1 Hough. Levied upon and to be sold as property of T. J. Jones for 1330, 1331, 1332 and 1334 taxes Also All that tract of land and buildings in School District No. 10, containing 200 acres, bounded on the Nut tn by Duke Power Co.; on the East by old Liberty Hill Rood; on the South by Sallie Thorne et. al.; on the West by Duke Power Co. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Estate I. A. James for 1930, 1331, 1332, 1933 and 1934 taxes.' Also All that tract of land and building In School District No. 10, containing 41 acres, bounded on the North by T. J. Klrkland; on the East by Dr. W. B. Turner; on the South by Gussie Hough; on the West by Robert Beckham. Levied upon and to be sold as property formerly of Wade Dye now belonging to Alfred Thompson for 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land In School District No. 19, containing 10 acres, bounded on the North by Charlie Davis; on the Efist by Highway and Brown; 011 the South by W. A. Edwards;, on the West by Estate of Davis lands. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Eddie Davis for 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land and building in School District No. 19, containing 10 acres, bounded on the North by Shelby Truesdale; on the East by L. D. Broom; 011 the South by Eddie Davis; on the I West by Viola Davis. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Charlie Davis for 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land and building In School District No, 19, containing 79 acres, bounded on the North by Dina K Hirsch; on the East by Estate Lizzie Helton; on the South by Eddie Helton et. al.; on the West by George Stradford. Levied upon and to be sold as property of English Btlton for 1929, 1930, 1931 and 1932 taxes. Also All that tract of land in School District No. 30, containing 20 acres, bounded on the North by Drakeford lands; on the South by Frank Wright; on the South by Jim Wright; on the West by Joe Hough. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Estate Margaret Gasklivs for 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land in School District No. So. containing 20 acres, bounded on the North by Estate Dina Wright et. al.; on the East by Jim Wright; on the South by Joe Catoe; on the West by Frank Wright. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Otis Wright for 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land and building In School District No 30,- containing 30 acres, bounded on the North by Shelly Horton; on the Kast by R. A. Cauthen; on the South by Fred Culvern; on the West by Pelzer McLure. Levied upon and to be sold as property of T. H. McLure for 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land in School District No. 33, containing 61 acres, bounded on the North by J. W. Horton; on the East by L. J. Jordon; on the South by the Bank of Camden; on the West by Paul Jordon. Levied upon and to be sold as I I I u,ld ,,"l Norton for La , 1J31, l.?J?, 1'.'33 iiml 1934 luxvs ... Also No HI I'on.Ti.'.i!^ l1.',d 8?hool Duti-lct ih?- v,' t?. ? ?, K 4J acres, bounded on hv I ,.Vi , y Ma-),,r ''1K b. on tliu East M> L.\i Dur??n. on tin South by S 1 Rush on ,h.. West l>y J " Hiiion f (Seori;',W|"i al,d '<> l,>?' "?* ?* IH'opmly lLV inxi-b '' mi- ,y:j2' >' '? ?4?td i.. . Aim. S.'hlid 'hibVrlVt1 \o,U"A Ulul 1" i , . i , . 5'1, containing 76 Itooio ,' V 10 Nor"> \N'?stly and It i .u " . , hi: , :Hi" h>' ?'"' d,M al and It*j.iK . oil, lit.- South by w It Turnr t I ,?| , j|u. \\ ,.?t 11y ,s M Youiik nf'liVniv^Vi' M,,V" bo,d a* i" "?' ? i y and V;,34 tax or* '' m-' 1;'33 to .i Also All Hint 11 art of huui and building In ai rioY i ^,rrv *T: fijf cn ? r -s bound, d on tl?. Nurth by Hunk tV, i ,'aw vl al ' ??< by K"t* in Yin' w'ki'"i Sou.,h "u,hy t-atoe; It'll in *' .'>y Sll" '' *' ''lyburn la>v.V ,l",, ?'? be sold as prop-fly of tiooiuo Dui-n for H>30, HJ31 inj" 1933 and 1934 tux.* ' ' 1*M,J in . Also ti *ct So"!."11'' ."f .Iu,k1, ,n School I )i?11.el 3o. 4o. containing 7s nrr.-s b.niiid th UVJ 1 'o1' ',y *' ? 1 b'lllllHIIld Oil by" Fm?i. ofr * ,-KI;7d: ll" ?"utb Wentl.v cili, 1 1', Hanwnond on the to ll. Si,I.I la'H,H la'lLld "?'?" ""<? to b. s .|,| ah |?o,?..,!> Jto Hlovd and 1934*" tuxt"""'10''^ f?r l;,:n^;'32' >933 and i 11 A Iso iri that parcel of land in School Dls1 'hV.,,. ? '"M'a,"J"g > u.ich and buildIIKM bounded on the North by M idson lands oh tin- Last by Will IteynlhiK; on lb" Soul h by lands foini.tly of J. I.. 0,1 *>,w West by John Smith. Levied a,"> be sold as property of W tl? 1934 taxes lJ30' 15,5,11 m2' 1;'-13 ""d to .. . Also All that tra. 1 Oi land in School lust A" 11. containing 50 acres and buildliiK. bounded 01, the North by J.,l,n Has. hal; oil the J-.ast by I'aachal and Maddox; on the South by Has.-ha 1 lands. 011 the W.-t by Has.hal and liiown lands Levied upon and to be sold as property of J N Hrown for 11#31, 1932 1933 and 1934 tuxes! ... Also v, 11 ul lund 1,1 K?'hool I)i?t ' eonlulirtiiK 4u acres and buildings, bounded on the North l.v Ueoiee T J atlle .Slate; on t|1(. Kast by (JeArge Uvvii.d.ls; ..a 1 he South and West b\ l-Nui"te of I.eorg,. r. Little, levied upoii and to sold as property of Kstale S A Hianhutii for 1929. 1930. 1931. 1932, 1933 an.l l.'.JI taxes. ... . Also All that ira.t of land in s.-hool Uistrict No. l l. . outaining 17 a. r. s, hounded on 1 ' th by .Munroe Murphy, on the o'1?1 Hy !a''Hotan; on t)u. South by Lafe Harris, 011 the West by lb lie Crlin, et al., levied upon and to b" sold as proI ' I'-ti hi r Jit. ksoii lor 1929. 1930 1931, 1932. 1933 and 1934 lax.-s. Also All that tract of land in School District N" 12, containing 1 ?.# aclc.-;. bounded on i n North |,y iir.111 Ib iini tt, .1 al , on the r.ast by Charlie Joynii; on tin South by L. \ I ho\\ n; oil th.- West by Slutkie lands, b \ ji .1 upon and to he sold as llo* propel I. of Alii-,. Salmon.! for 193a 1931 1932. 1933 and 1931 taxes. Also All that trad of land in School liisttb t ,\o. 12. containing 119 acres and l.uiM-1 ings. bounded >>n tin North by Karl T Hos. borough, on th.- Last by Karl T. I.os.-borough, et ii|.; on th.- South hv I I'trst Ciiioliiii. Joint Sto. k Liin.l Hank ' on th. West Gy H. M. C. ral.l h vi.-d upoii and to be sold as property ..f 'I' ?; Sessions for 1929, 1930, 1931,' 1932 and 193.3 t.'IX'!-'. Also ' AH t ha t tract ..f laud in S.-h.?,l District No 12. containing in acres and buildings, bounded on tin North by Charles Joyin r; on th" Kast l.v J.n C!n snut: on th.- South by John Mill. r. .1 i.b; oil the West hy (l.-ofg.. Cook, levied upon and to be sold as propertv of Harnett Coleman for 1929, 1930, 1931. 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. AIko All that tract of hind in School Distil t N<>. 12. containing 127 acres and buildings, bounded on the North hy Kmilinc Anderson; on' the Kast hy Sereiia Anderson: on the South by Mitchell binds; on tlio West by Harold -Wheeler, levied upon and to be sold as propertv of Joe Cook for 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land in School District No. 12, containing 143 acres and buildings. bounded on the North by Karl T. Roseborough; on the East by Estate of W. E. Hrown; on South by Willie MeCaa; on the West by T. G. Sessions, levied upon and to be sold as property of Estate of J. A. Nelson for 1930, 1931, 14132, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that parcel of land In School District No. 16, containing 6 acres and buildings, bounded on the North by Frances Harrison, et. al.; on the East by Warren lands; 011 the South by E. T. Bo wen and Road; on the .West by Dongtown Road, et al.; levied upon and to be sold as property of Estate William Green for 1930, 193L 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land In School District No. 16, containing 41 acres and buildings, bounded on the North by Henrietta Huckabee; on the East by Dan Ricks: on the South by Rachael Tucker; on the West by Jerry Roach, et al.; levied upon and to be sold as property of James and Charlotte Roach for 1930, 1931, 1932 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land In School District N.?. 16. containing 218 acres and buildings, bounded on the North by Warren lands; on the Enst by the Bank of Camden; on the South by Arthenia Nelson; 1 on the West by Warren Bell, et al.; levied upon and to be sold as property of Estate of Lisbon White for 1930, 1931. 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land In School District No. 16, containing 60 'acres and buildings, bounded on the North by Hafe Harris; on the East by Selp Mickle, et al.; on the South by Dick Rotan estate; on the West by ltafe Harris, levied upon and to be sold as property of Estate of Mose Rotan for 1930, 1931. 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also AH that tract of land in School District No. 16, containing 32 acres and' buildings, bounded on the North by Mose Benson .Estate; on the East by Sawnys Creek; on the South by Longtown Road; on the West by Dan Ricks. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Mille Harris for 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land in School District No. 16, containing 100 acreH and building, bounded on the North and East by W. S. Wood; on the South by Tom HarreM et. al.; on the West by Joe Nelson. Levied upon and to bo sold as property of Dicey Outen for 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that parcel of land in School District No. 29. containing 2 acres and buildings, bounded on the North by Stein Haile; on the East by S. A. L. Railway; on the South by Jess Blandlng; on the West by Mrs. J. T Cameron. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Easter Smith for 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also A11 that tract of land In School District No. 39, containing 27 acres and building, bounded on the North by lands of Stewart; on the East by Simon Anderson; on the South and West by Joe Chestnut et. al. Levied upon and to be sold as property of I'almetta Motor Company for 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land In School District No. 39, containing 100 acres, bounded on the North by Whit Workman; on the East by A. K. Bowen; on the South and West by Henry Savage et. al. Levied upon and to be sold as property of J. C. Team for 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 tAxes. r -Also * " All that tract of land in School District No. 39, containing 79 acres, bounded oa the North by W. D. Barrett at- aL; on the Kast end South by Estate of George Aldredge et. al.; on the West by W. D. Barrett. Levied upon and to be sold as property ef James Team for 1M0. 1931, 1932, 1938 and 1934 taxes. J. H. ItoLKOD, 8hsrlff of Kershaw County. " * \ October Report Of Associated Charities Report of ilic Afnociutotl Charities of <'miii.lon. Kershaw county for the month of October, 1925: Balance from last month .. $1,221.(is Receipts this month 71 0f> $1,292.73 I Msbursed '1' \V. Wood & Sous $ it 21 Wood _ euttfrra- , . . . . ^ 11 .Oil ll. (!. Hasting & Co it.oil \V. Robin Zemp 1,20 Do Push' Drug Store 4,99 DuKalb Pharmacy 1,90 Hnsty's Hntlery I 75 | Me Lend Filling Station 2.57 Rent (J. S. Lindsay, secretary) 5.00 Water and LIglus ..... 7 9.50 Dultose Ai' Son, Insurance .... lit.05 (iainden Furniture Co 1.90 ! IS. M. Mauldin 2.50 Arthur's Store 8.78 J. J. Newberry Co To? S. c Highwayt License) ...... 8,00 Boston Store 15.82 J. J. Newberry Co 2.00 Arthur's Store 7.08 Maekey Hardware Co 8 10 J. .1. Newberry Co 7.87 Fredw Murphy ;.. 2.10 $ 128.08 Disbursed from Home: Groceries . . $78.59 Milk 40.80 Rhone . it.til Labor and Servant hire, od.oo $228.00 Total $250.08 BALANCK $980.05 How Rice Culture Began > Columbia, Nov. 25. ?Production of rice in South Carolina was begun through accident, says .lames Glen in "A Description of South Carolina." published in 1701, a copy of which is in the I'niversity of South Carolina library. Around IToii the captain of a vessel from Madagascar gave Doctor Woodward, a South Carolinian, about a peck of seed rice. Fie made a very good crop from this, but didn't know how to clean it for some years. The seeds were soon spread | throughout the colony, and after the discovery of means of cultivation and manufacture, rice growing became the chief product of South Carolina. ; Famed Physician Lost First Patients Columbia, Nov. 2f>. -The greatest surgeon South Carolina over producod almost ahandomai his medical career when IiIh first two patients died, accordiuk to "The Story of My Life," by Marion Sims, alumnus of the I'nlversity of South Carolina. When In* Kraduated from the modi leal college in Charleston Doctor Situs went to his home town. Lancaster, and hung out his shingle Some time afterward the old doctor In town went i on a vacation, and Situs \sas called to examine a baby. Herald that he had 110 more Idea of what to give the child than he would have had before i lie studied medicine, so he adapted I a rather singular method of treatment. Dashing back to his office, ho found a big hook full of prescriptions for the malady; starting with the first I in the hook, lie mixed them himself and gave them to the Infant, waiting only to note the effect before compounding another. Soon, in spite of all the pt'escrip (ions the child died. In a few days another halo con traded the same disease, and this time the distracted doctor began with the prescriptions in the back of the I nook, working up to the front. Again I all efforts failed, and the young doetor felt thiir he was a disgrace to his profession. A short time later he moved to Alabama, and there began the series of surgical operations tiiat made him famous throughout the medical world. ' - * City Judge It. I. Moore of Memphis. Tenn., has instructed all police desk sergeants to draw persons accused of drunk driving out in conversation. Many claim when arrested tiiat they are not drunk; but have only had a drink The judge wants to be sure I about it. 1 Industries Are Taxed Too Heavily Columbia. Nov, 25.- "If It wore not for the fat t that now industries local' lug In this state have always been taxed too ht'uvily, Houth Carolina might easily attract sonic of the big' gest manufacturers In America," asserts Dr. W. A Whitesell, professot of imiustrlal ehemlstry la the rniversity of South Carolina I'tiintlug out the possibilities of the paper ptilp imlustry In Stmth Carolina, Doctor Whftosell deelures tliat the yellow pine of thin state grows much faster than any of the Northern trees, and is just as good, it not hotter than that wood for paper making The wood (hat is the host material for eellophane Is. also ahumlant In South Carolina forests, the professor explains. These are only two of the industries that would naturally develop here it the hackers were not afraid that state taxes would he too heavy. 'Only very recently," Doctor Whilesell says, "a graduate of the Culvers It y moved about thirty miles over tile state line to start u small inanulaeturliig plant. He could have set his business up in South Carolina just as easily, hut tin fear of high taxes Kept him out, just as it js doing in the case of countless others." < * Seventy two county jan prisoner^ yt Indianapolis, Ind., became ill Wednesday. alter eating their noon meal. The sheriff thinks that they w?ro made sick by gravy made from tainted flour. j| WANTED I I We are in the market for any amount of Board> ^ I I Frame Lumber. See us for prices. Weekly settlement. I I Guy Planing Mill and Lumbar Company I ! Camden, S. C. ' Steele's Jumbo Pansies The Finest Grqwn $1.26 Per 100 Delivered English Violets Very Fragrant $1.00 Per 100 Delivered Jordan's Pansy Garden AIKEN, 8. C. 1 ON TOP OF THE HILL j | % I The Best Nickel Hamburger Anywhere. i Milk?Bottled Drinks?Beer?Ice Cremg ! [I COURTEOUS OPEN UNTIL I I I CURB SERVICE S A.M. j j Ij ROSES i 2 Year Grafted Field Grown | S t j Iwlismnn ?? Red and Pink Radiance?J. L. Mock, 25 centa each I I Pink Cherokee, Climbing Cecil Urunner, from Pota j I EVERGREEN NURSERIES j_j check* CCC C?LDS ODD F?R Liquid-Tablet* HEADACHES Salve-Nose in 30 minute* Drop* IHHinHBniHMMHHBUMHMunan a...... SERVING Thru GOOD YEARS and BAD YEARS % j This Bank has stood at the heart of the business I life of Camden through many years, both bad years I and good years ? a service not interrupted by ad- j j verse conditions or hard times. As evidence of the I | appreciation and confidence in our fidelity to trust, i we today enjoy a volume of business seldom excelled I I by a bank in a community of this size. This is shown 11 by our substantial growth. Below we append a com- I parative statement of our Bank for the last four 1 years. 1 Total resources November 1st, 1932 474,001.37 I Total resources November 1st, 1933 560,360.21 I Total resources November 1st, 1934 735,3 1 3.31 I Total resources November 1st, 1935 813,921.15 I Fidelity to trust coupled with our membership in . j I the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which gives each depositor a maximum insurance of ,1 ! $5,000.00, enables us to serve this community as never j before. ' j We welcome new accounts, assuring depositors || _ courteous attention, and any accommodation that ? M? j their accounts justify. j THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CAMDEN I