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Balanced Farm Program For State1 Balunec" may well by said to have Ihm-oioo a major objective of the' American people in these beetle years wlu'U *o many balance a have been1 tips ! I>y tbe worst depression in our history. Cries for balancing tbe budget, tori balancing the farmers' income on a: parity with tlu* iucome of otber pro (piccr*. for a balance between the capitalist and the worker are heard on every Fanners, especially, are learning the need for balance in their fanning program. They realize that they no longer can mine the soil of its fertility wlthput restoring the balance' through fertilizers or soil-building j crops?that a single cash crop, such a8 cotton or tobacco, must be balanc,.(j with livestock and other crops. Cottonseed meal and hulls are South Carolina's products that should prove a fundamental "balancer" for the agriculture of this stute. As feed, they are essential in a balanced ration for horses and mules, beef animals and dairy cattle; and cottonseed meal a good protein supplement in the hog ration. As fertilizer, cottonseed meal is an excellent source of organic nitrogen for restoring the balance of plant food in the soil. The fertilizer value retained in the manure after cottonseed meal Is fed to livestock j-;, also, high and the feeder can get this double value by feeding the cottonseed meal and putting back on the laud the liquid and solid manure. Wider use of cottonseed products is one of the important ways by which South Carolina can achieve a balanced farm program, increasing the income of farmers, Improving the fertility of soils and expanding the market for cottonseed, a leading product of this state. And, for the individual farmer, It Is safe to say that "Balance on the farm means a balance in the bank." Old Apples Trees I Dying Of Neglect (Jiveuvllle. March 7.- From un orchard of 75 bearing apple trees Hubert Cox of Piedmont, ltouto 3, sold |52fj.t)0 worth of uppios in 11)35, in addition to having an abundance for canning and home consumption. This record becomes even more remarkable when it Ik learned that sey* oral year? ago the whole orchurd, composed chiefly of Delirious and Htayman varieties, was practically dead from neglect, even before it came into bearing. "At that time," relples Mr. Cox, "a visit fjroiu the county agent aroused my interest in the apparently worth- j less trees, and caused me to . deter-j uilne to give them the proper care." | Mr. Cox followed carefully the advice of the county agent und the best practices of the community regarding pruning, spraying, fertilization, und the disposal of dead limbs. Almost at once the trees responded to this better treatment by producing profitable crops, und calm year has brought an Increase in returns from the small orchard. "They have been a life-saver to me," Mr. Cox said of bis upples lust season. "The orchard has been the most profitable part of my farm, and It it bad not been for my apple money I could not have made it. The county agent gave me tlie vision and showed me what to do, and 1 have followed instructions." Peanut Is Not A Nut Columbia, March 16.?The peanut Is not a nut, says Dr. P. J. Phil sop, professor of biology in the University of South Carolina, it is a bean. There are many popular fallacies, he says, which should be corrected. For instance, the tomato is not a vegetable, but a berry; a grain of corn is not a seed, but a fruit; cucumbers and watermelons are gourds and the grape is a berry. I ' .. Have Radio 8et? Columbia, March 16.?Over 60 hlKh schools in South Carolina arc equip* pod with radio receiving acts which ur.? u*ed uh part of the n^hool pro srani. according to Hohorr l> lias*, adjunct profeHgor in the University of South Carolina. A few schools like 111Columbia high school have central receiving Helft with a loud ftpeuker in every j cIuhh room. Ill Others one loud Hpeakor iu lU*? c iiapel Horvea t he entire i school. I All of the 2,000 high school students of Alanienda.' Cal., went out on strike < ?<taring thcsy would not return to classes until Superintendent Willium I eden was reinstated. SALES BY THE SHERIFF Under and by virtue of sundry Tax neu'smor8 dbt,<;?*d ,to m" b>' '?>? County /'.?.?if . 'Lr Kershaw County. South uiolinn, 1 have levied upon the follow* Moudav,H'r,!y AU"1i Wl" .K"" Ba,m> i tur f April, he I us the sixth day durmu ti, i . ? ? t'u' Court 1 louse Cash: K ?U,H of Hule Terms. trie!' vha' > trHrt. ?f< ,wnd ,n Kehool 1 )is... ti.V ..;'0,J???ilnB II acres, hounded v it r.?by , HU| Nelson; on east V/ ,* ?m James; on the south by It M. Cklify'i T i?" lhe w*'?t ?>>' Richard Jj?>kin. LeviedI ijpon and to be sold as mo 1931 il-i?01,,iwKa" r?' 49~^. i.?au, 1931,...1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes.?* to Also All tiiat tr?r| of land contuiinir 24 acres i? School fMstHet No 2, bounded on .lo north by H L. Moseley; on the ,V WlnJ ?il. ' et al"; "'I SOUtll Arria J i i : on w,'Bl b> Ava nron. rt v ,.V . . U,"',n and to b? MOld ?> fcui' Vvi, f,f?}attl of J N- McLeod for U30, 1531, K?3jf lt,33 U||(J ly34 ,axeH \n .1 . u Alao Ail that trace of land containing 70 Hcres and buildings, in Seho.d iilstrlct No bounded 011 north by Wade Wade; ??Oy Public Road; on the south J* Bo'vkln V0,K ,;t 0,1 Uu' wlBl hy Allen as ! ,, V'vAod U|)on alul 1,1 he sold mw v - iuL ?ophla Nelson for ,M,? 193-\ 1933 and 1-.I34 taxes , Also ?? ? !. !UL ,and rontalninv 312 01. Hi 1,^!rbt No" *- hounded on the 1101th by Threat A- Carson; on tiie east by Rosier and Gardner- on the south by Levy Hall. et. al.; o.i be west estate by T. W. Nel lev Levied upon and to sold as property of J L j ooiwr for 1929. 1930, 1932 and 1934 .... A lso All those 2 lots in village of t'assatt4 north bv iV^Vl'1'.-N? '' hounded on tiie nor in u> it. .M. Cooper; on tin- east bv "S3 TrLb>.??d .iwrarawiju*- s' , Also ' School I)lstHe, "'v'"ruL Mnd buildings In i/iHiiiit ISO. ti, co!) (ai 11 i n 1* 4f? mirth bavU\t.,JUilulnfe?- hounded on the >i tii l? Miss, Huswie Carpenter* on ih<by H j p.il'i? l>ate* ,? Hl: 011 tb<> *outb F vi t' . tiehlvs, on the. west by Dr. It. 1 . tevenson. Levied upon and to be I H29 ^30,,,lTV't>,,,f M. Rodgers for 1' - 1,M0- ,93>. L'32, 1933 and 1934 taxes. . Also ah that tract of land containing 122 orV'un^.mlT' Vl"lr,ft Xo mded eastlw^ir.;. Jo?cph Sheheen. on the "*} ? y, hw-ift < ryek. on south bv Kllen . n iKy !r.."v,r; "" t,u* west bv K.len I sold ?' LVv!vd "hon'anu to ' via lr.r."PV.r.?; of A Shiver for l?.?. 1.130, 1931. 1932. 1923 and 1934 taxes. , Also ..,'r.i ?,? Jrh.,1'tl "f ??'?? containing SO \? ? buildings in S. bool MistrUtu ii * houn.led on the north bv .1 r Kelley; on the cast bv .). R Lewis on we?rS()v!o',y .Charlotte Marshall; on'the onaiul t ''arlotte Marshall. Levied upn and to he sold as property of S Ij taxes ,!'31, ,!,:{2' l!,:i3 a,,d 11,34 . Also by Estate of T. W. Neeley r.evied taming 42 acres In School District No 1 us Ham v ?n Vu> north by e8tat? MarHnnk on i??n ,lu /'u'st b-v Federal Land the? .,,?,. ' 8<>u.th bv Kllzabet h Rlythei, on the west by Slnkie Fields. LeNorpio^r" and #*? bo Hold UH Property of iq?o a ,'aoy, for 1929' 1930. 1931. 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. ' Also All that tract of land containing 96 n.'rTf !n Scho1 D'Hirlct No. 43, bounded hhb/ ??tate of W. j. Deese; on ihe U Kerry lands; on the south by Vltgil Halley; on the west by lands of Haker and Bond. Levied upon and to be a.8? ProPerly of J. A. Dense for 1929 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land containing 96 acres In School District No. 43, bounded bv W6 n|?rnil IJ' C" DeaHe; on the east by W. J. Dease; on the south by J. A. J??a!|e and Baker lands; on the west by Creek. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Prentice Ronrl tax?sf 1030' 1931- 1932, H'33 and 1934 CiL Also Air that tract of land containing 36 acres and building in School District No. 43. bounded on the north by B. C. Dease; on the east by Prentice Bond; on the south and west by J. A. Dease and Berry unds. Levied upon and to be sold as Property of estate W. J. Dease for 1930 1931, T932, 1933 and 1934 taxes ' Also All that tract of land containing 30' acres in School District No. 3. bounded on the north by Alurdock McCoy; on the ? Cm<?,*y Hobey. on the south and west by lanits of Charlie Holley. Levied upon and to be sold as property of le ?/ Andrew Sowell for 1930, 1931 1932 and 1934 taxes. . ,| Also All that tract of land containing S6 acres in School District No. 6, bounded on the north by Mary K. Bethune; on mist by Barnes lands; on the south nL. k ii ? *NI. Thompson; on the est by H. B. Stokes. Levied upon and bi'. "uld a* property of Bank of Chesterfield for 1929, 1931) 193) 1932 1933 and 1934 taxes. *' 3 Also ' " All that tract of land contaiing 112 acres in School District No. 5. bounded on the north by Olllle Melton; on the East by i.ittle Creek; on the south by Lee Hilton; on the west by Sandy Grove Road Levied upon and to be sold as Property of John Melton for 1929 1930 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 faxes. .Also ? A" . ,bftt 4^act of land and buildings containing 90 acres In School District No 5, bounded on the north by Wood Stokes; on the east by Simon Stokes; on the south by Simon Stokes; on the west by b urman Davis. Levied upon and to be sold as property of J. M. Hea'or 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932. 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land contaiinng 316 acres^ and buildings in School District i-' ,b?.undfd on the north by Bnxley 1 and Lstridge lands; on the east by Green 1 lands; on the south by S. C Truesdaleon thc> west by Kd. Bnxley. !,evied up- ! on and to be sold as property of Estate i wuJK*~ 41for 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932,! 1933 and 1934 taxes. ?" Also AH that tract of land contaiing 119 1 acres and buildings In School District I No. lo, bounded on the north bv J H ' Crovv; on the east by Eliza Jane Baker; on the south by Jim Bowers; on the r.r". bvt<4**m*** *0 bropshlr^. Levied up' aold aa Property of l^einueL Helton for 1930, 1931. 1932. 1933 and 1934 taxes. ' Also All that tract of land containing 40 acres ln School District No. 20, bounded on the north by Hammond and Estridgc. kO VVtf on the south by J\ C. Newman; on the west by C K Jones. Levied upon and to be sold as Pffryr <* ?haw for 1920, 19H, 1932, IMS and 1934 taxes. \ Also A.. t^tAtrmct ?? Uod and building con. Ab tbat P?rcel of land containing 2 acres In School District No. If. bounded on the north by Jl. P. Copeland; on the east by K?t? (Waar; o^ETWui b} II. II Stukta. mi the Wfft by Brtluii.vJeflttS'Mi ru.id l.i \ It it tl|ton ikint In be ?<>!? I US I 111' property llf \V) lllll 111 Si 111 I j for 1929. Iy30, 1931. 1932 and 1934 lax.* Also Ail that tr.o.1 o( lain! containing I" 7 i ??'I i ;? it I it) buildings in School I'lVtlti'l ' N> 2.'. b'Hiiuliil on tlii- north b> Aiuc 11 :*t >ii eyn ihr ?-iiml by L>ufhe* lti\cr, i on thi* >011111 by I'avlti anil Hot on 1 ho . U oil |>> lii-l hum JcftVi noil ii'.nl 1.1- \ |ii| | til on and t<> la* >"id a> |?1 >i> 11 \ ( l> V. ; \ .. .1 to, l93o. 1932. 193.1 and I: .i4 tax. f Also i Nil tli.it 11 a. t ol land . on t a in Inn lit ia<ii-> and building* III School District j N 1 22, boui.iW on tin* north h> John | Ponds. on (hf east by NV It Threat!, on th. Sonih b> 'Wiuli! Morton and \V It } Th' jii{|. Mi. the L?y XViiila.ni* Ioum!*I Ia*? i?-il upon ntid to be sold ill) property of (iiMiixi! Dunham for 1930, 1931, l'J32, 11232 tmii 193i uai'? -v ? Also All that tract of land containing 1"'* an i n In School District No 22, hounded I on tin.* north by Oscar Williams; on the [east by H. T. Manguin; on tho south by W It Tbroitt i>t al, rin the west by Oscar Williams. I a-vied upon and to be sold as property of John Ponds for 1930, 1931, 11*32, 1933 and 1931 taxes Also All that tract of land containing 1">> acr.s and building* in School District No 22, bounded on the north by Henry Washington; on the east by Henry, Washington, on the south by J. S. A. Mci'askill; on the west bv Henry Washington. Levied upon and to In- sold as propel ty of Tim Washington for 1929, 193", 1931. 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes, Also | All that parcel 'or lot of land near the Town of . Hethune in School District No. 22, bounded on the' north by Joe tlant; oil Hie east by IVtera'lands; on the south by Hstate of t'lutrlotte Caldwell; on tho west by* I let It tine-Jefferson road. Levied Upon and to be sold as property of Flunk Ke.td for 193u, 1931, 1932', 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of laud containing 55 ftci'cs and buildings In School District No 22, bounded on the north by Fatal" of A. 14. MrCuaklll: on the east by Fatal. of\ A. H. MeCaskill; on the' south by Kstato of A. J4. MeCiiskill; on the west by .Mrs. Helen Kstridge. Levied up"ii and to be sold as property of Fstatc of .Martha Mayo for 1939, 1930, 1931, 1932. 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that lot of land containing about 1 a< rv ' near Town of liclhuhe in School District No. 22, bounded on the north by Prank Heed; <>n the east by ?t'eteia land', on the west by Hethune-Jefferson road; <>n the south by Frank Murry Levied upon and to be sold as property of Kstale Charlotte Caldwell for 1929. 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 tiiXfs Also All that tract of land containing 92 acres and building in School District No 22. bounded on the north by Farmers & Merchants Hank; <>n the east and south by lands of W., It. Threat!. Levied upon and to be sold as property of J. II McCoy for 1-9311, 1931, 1932, 1933 a^d jt?34 1 luxes. ^ Also All those 2 lots In the Town of Hethune In School District No. 22, bounded on the noilh by H. H. Stokes; on the east by a street; on the south by Church street; on the west by C. C. Pate. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Instate of S M Varborotigh for 1930, 1931. 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also AH that tract of land containing 20 acres and building In School District No. 23, bounded on the north by Williun Bell; on the east by William Hell; on the south by A. H. MeLauren; on the west by Jennie Hough. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Abide Huskies for 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932. 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land containing 259 acres and building in School District No. 23, bounded on the north by Stvphcns ^^e!?!ssaBssaRaeBe**egee*aeaeE*HE ami Raskins. nit (liv cast la Wpllei Slia< a*, <ii* (!*< tiuulli b> Mi IakU i lands, oil the wt'Nt by AH lull Mihiiiioii L<\let^ ii Mil in l??- a? proper! v of \N' I ink < i ior nC', f';iii. 1931, and 1 til \l S Imi | I All tll.it tl.ii t Oi I.lllil i out.lining >" ' I it. rr> iii School I'lftniM No 23. hounded ;l oil tlii' liul'th l>\ l''.>t,iti o( Jim \\ lllj.ilOf i in. llo < ml li\ Khi.'U, ..| W ! : D.i\R. i ill th. south |.\ V\" 1111: % 111 Klb i b. on i 11*. \i. M I > t! i' Welsh I \ 1< 11 ii 11. ,ii I iii it lo I.. > i *lil as |Hi.|i.il\ if ! ' I'* i Y.itboiough toi 1930, 1931. 19.12 .lllil I'.Kit i I .1 X . .1 1 . A Im> i < All (lull tract of |*i int ronlulnlllii 90 i III I I" h .lllil llllllllillKN III School IHblrU't t No 3?i. ????t??tc?4 on the Ttnrth by Ks '1 tilt, of F K Yui borough. on l to- i uBt , I l?> Kstate of i*" ! * Yiirlio)ough; on llu? i smith by Ktuatn West Innits; on the wtfrt I by K. ti Dux Is Li s o il niton mul to br bold im properly of William Kllerbe for 1930. 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1 *.?;i4 tuxes. i All*" , t All tliat tract of land roniainliiK 150 * lit res and buddings In School Distilct \ No. 23, hounded on llu* north by Jus. i A Mi t'asklll, on tin,, uusI l?y J. I-;. Mi * j 1 fuskltl; .on tin- south by W. II Yar- l borough Kstate; on the west by W H j Yurhorough Kstutc. Levied upon and to In- aold a a property of Kstate of Ii, M-'i lluekabcc for 11*30, 1031, 1032, 1 '.*33 and < 11*34 taxes. Ji Also I I All tjiut tract of land containing 35 I Ucrew in School District-No. 31, bounded I on thi> north by T. W. Jio\ver?; on the ] rust by Kstate of J. M Curson. on the! Mouth by Kershaw Oil Mill; on thr wobI ' by 1>. I.. I'hillipb. Levied upon und to i br mild ab proprrty of r>. I.. Humphries I for 1930, .1931, 1932. 1933 and 1934 taxrb. I AImo * ! All that trart of land . rontalnliiK '50 < acres and building hi School District No. j i 31, bounded on thr north by \V. It- , 1 Threatt; <?n the eabt by T W. Hiiwei1*; i on Hie south l?y Nutate of A. J. Gregory; on tlii> went t?y Kstate of C. It. Trursj dale. Levied upon uiiil to he sold as property ol Kstutc I). Ii. i'hillipb for 1930, 1931. 11*32 ami 1934 tuxes. AImo All I hose 2 lots In the Town of Ketshaw In School District No 4o. bounded on the north by Welsh street, on the east by Mart street; on the south by Mis Ktta Deny, on the west by Dot No. 3. Levied upon and to be sold as property of \V. K. Yinecnt for 1929, 1930, IHJJ. 1932. 11*33 and 11*34 taxes. AI so All that lot and building just outside ' of town limits of Kershaw in School Dis- : ti Id No. 40, hounded pn the north by Dulling Jolinsoii; on the east by (*ld Kershaw road; on the south by Susfe Ah N'eely; on I lie west by Southern Railway. lavied upon and to he sold as property of for 11*30, 1931. 1932 and 1934 taxes. Also | All that t rue I of land containing 300 I acres in School District No. 42, hounded on the north by Mrs. t'lyburn et. al.; on the east l>y It. It. Klliotl; on tile south by J,. J. .Jordon; on the west by I, .1 Joidon. Levied upon und to be sold as property of Kstutc of W. W. Whilden for 11*31, 1932; 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land rontalnliiK M5 acres in School District No. 42, bounded I on the north by Kittle West; on the least by Kstate of Roderick West; on the {south by .1. R. West; on the west by i Kstate of Robinson. Levied upon and ' to he sold as property of J. L. Cooper for 1929, .1930, 1931, 1932 and 1934 taxes. Also I All that tract of land oontalnliiK 250 . acres and buildings In School District ' No, 42, hounded on the north by Kit tie West: ??n theveast by T. A. Spears: on the south by W. M. Klllott; on the west by F M. Walters. Levied upon und to be sold ns property of Kstate of M. A. Robinson for 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. AI so All that tract of land eontnininR 399 -,-JL! -JJ.'JJLJUU".*.*!''! .. . . . ? Hi'ivtt and .bnthiinuw in Hi hool DMiht No, y. Tract i>f 22h ueres, bounded oil Ilw? north hy Tract No f>; on the cant l>> True i> Nil .'i Hint 13; on the smith i > Ti.ii t No. >.. no t in hi ni l?> Tracts No. ^ . i ikI 7 A trait oi 17 ? 1-2 itrri'N, hotiinl I on i In north I>> Ti ;o t No 6, on l hi i..-t ! >. Ti a. I N'/T 12. on (In South l>\ Trn-'t No V, on fhc West b> Shfop-III" ? <.?titl- SCi ! ?),i t booh 2. page 20. I ' < i ti, i anil to In' sold .i(> |>t o| i rty a Knit' WatiM t.ir to2o. i' to lain, io:t2. I ' .< i .iml I:*;{4 t a xi s Also Ml thai trio ( of l.iinl ia >n t .ii iilUK 2 < tiles In School I lb! i lei No y, hounded ti tin i|>>i (h |>> Kltklanil it al . oil tla' aM b> (iiaimy a i^mulvi' i'ii-i U anil Kg* ato of ,.1 K t'rt'ial; on the Month by rcvrrm tarronmrrrT?TtTTinr"tlx?"wear ~TT? I'bcritt Klrkland ?t al bevlcd upon itnl to he ttohi an promotY of Hliiht'l) >t?tin r.u 1 113'1". 1 (V.t2, 1933 anil 1024 luxex. Also All that trait of land Wiutuining tix li t cm in School District No 12, bounded >n tin north by Luum Mnixxctii on the ant hy Hin hi I bee! on the Mouth ami veal li> I.aura Bruxxcll be vied upon mil to he Holtl dm property of Anna h hlonhuiM for ' 1 t?:iu. i'.tai, 15132. I03JI ami '.htt tuxes A I so All that tract of laml containing 72 urea in School Dlatrlcl No. 12, hounded in the north by W. II. .Jones; on the list by Mahaltc and John Mitchell; on he Mouth bv (Mayer lands, oil the west >y Hock Hill load, boy led upon ami to jc sold as property of Mary A Hunt for 11*30. IU31, 11)32, 1033 and 11*34 taxes Also AH that pared of land near the Town f Ulaney containing 4 aires in School I Harriet No . hounded on the north !>y Headway; on the east hy Trat:t No. Il>; on the south hy Crystal bake Inipi'o ; Tracts No. 21, 22 and 23. bevlcd upon and to lie sold as property of T M Mi t'asklll for 11*20, 1 tilth, 1031, 11*32, 11*33 it ml 11*34 taxes. A lao All that tract of laml containing 60 Herns In School District No. 12, Tract of 3t* aciea, bounded on the north hy William Boat light; on the east hy Margaret Barefoot; on the south hy Carolina Corde.r; on the west hy lh<nry Itii liatdMoti *utid Scott. Tract of 3o acres, hounded on north hy William Roalrlght; on the east hy John Hlack: on the Mouth hy Mary Marsh; on the went hy Caroline Corder. bevlcd "upon ami to lie sold uh property of Keegars, Chllds and Brooks for 11*21*, 11*30, 1031, 11)32, 11*33 and 11*34 taxes. Also All thai tract of html t;ontainiuK 64 acres in School District No. lti, hounded on the north hy bisbou White; on the cast hy Joe Nelson; or) the south l>y Saunders Creek; on the west hy Harris lands. bevlcd upon and to he sold as property of St. Cecelia Bohlnson for l'.'J*', 11*31, 11*32, 11*33 and 11134. taxes. A Iso All that lot of land near City of Camden In School IMstrlct No, 1. bounded on the north hy Kstute of J. H Burns; on the east hy city of Camden property; on tin- west hy Wit tkowsk.v; on the south by Kstute of W. F. Frletag. bevlcd upon and to lie sold us property of Ida Buchunnon for HI30, 11)31, 11)32, 11*33 and 11*34 taxes. Also All that tract of laud containing 7 acres in School District No. 16, hounded on the north by Mettle Klrkland; on the east by Kstate of TJrown lands; on the south hy Mary White; on the west by 1'litsy Brown. bevlcd upon and to bo sold as property of Sallle Klrkland for 11)30. 11)31, ID32, 1D33 and 11)34 taxes. Also ... All that tract of land containing xs acres and building in School District No. lti, bounded on the north by Nelson lands; on the east and south 3>y Maggie Rabun; on the west by Sill Wilson, bevb-d upon and to lie sold u*Cpropert v of II b. Schlosburg for mi, 11*31, 1032, 1033 and 1034 taxes. Terms of sale, CAS3fI. . J. II. Mi blOOl*. Sheriff. nMnHRMHMMMMaMMUVWMHmi COME TAKE I I at the greatest tire $S-50 I you can buy starting as low as w Here we have for you "the tops" in a fine tire priced low ? Goodyear's famous 1st line economy tire ? the Pathfinder ? over 22 million sold, that's how good it is! A value we can give you because people buy millions more Goodyears than any other make. BUILT WITH SUPERTWIST CORD CAROLINA MOTOR COMPANY I PLEASE, BE SEATED I AND LET ME DO Y OUR IRONING BY ELECTRIC POWER | f'LL DO IT BETTER With my iirm, even pressuro and large ironing surlace I'll give the work a smoothness and finish that you can never get by old ironing mothods. I'LL DO IT FASTER No amount ol hard work can tire me, and I'll do the work in HALF tho time. You just SIT DOWN and leed in the clothes. Leavo the rest to me. I'LL DO IT CHEAPER I'll cut your ironing time in half, thoroby Raving money on your plectric, bill and being much easier on the clothes. I'll | cut ironing expense. t?i I AND I'LL PUT A STOP TO IRONING- II BOARD FATIGUE | With the new electric ironer ' there is no bending over an I ironing-board, no standing I on your fefet for hours, no | J pushing a hot and heavy I iron back and forth ? NO ! WORK AT ALL. The ironing is done by electric. power. " > j You just sit down and feed f S i in the clothes. It's so sufhplfc j a child can do it Put a Stop to ironing-board fatigue ? Get an Electric Ironer^and Save Your Youth! . j j I BRING YOUR LAUNDRY UP TO DATE ?I WITH A NEW ELECTRIC IRONER I ELECTRICAL ASSOCIATES OF CAMDEN D. M. MAYS W. F. NETTLES A SON I ! j HOME FURNISHING CO. PAUL D. LEWIS A CO. |j I j CAMDEN FURNITURE CO. ? : : R. R. KIRKLAND | | I IN COOPERATION WITH MUNICIPAL WATER AND LIGHT DEPARTMENT I 1 iiill i?i"fiiilLii i lami nw?^jii?nxMi K?i?ii AH