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I_. m: WEEKLY BULLETIN HCT .* , S.C.Game cjfish Association 7firu State ivm/c Qoperaiion Came, lis/i /?lor fit can be Material litffncreastd\for the Benefit ofJtn. ^ i . NEED8 FOR GAME" FI8H PROTECTION Few stuics huve ho many natural advantages to offer the outdoor sports man uh South Carolina. niesaed with numerous cleftr wntor streams, a climate conducive to year round growth, and a weulth of native Kami* fiuli. tlie State hu? boiomc tho mocca of unglcrH. 'Die funic of hucIi species as tlie bigmouth ba?H, the bream, and redbreuHt of the J,ow (Country HtreaniH ban become alnioHt legendary. Our beautiful streams, however, have been feurfully abuaed. Overfishing, the tuklng of hah by Illegal and unethical methods, deforestation and a precurloun rainfall have combined to Jeopardize the production of flhh in .many of our moat famous streams If our HtreaniH an* to be restored to their former flnhineHH, extenHlve re-stocking and more ade(|uate protection are IndtHpenHublc Within tlie Stale are State and Federal fish hatcberieH and rearing ponds where you may obtain HkIi for restocking purposes There Ih no cost to the procuring of Htoek from tinsel hatcberieH. The Fnited States Hlli i-au tif Fisheries operate,s hatcheries in Orangeburg and Oconee counties. The state game department has constructed half a dozen hatcberieH, mainly with government aid. but unfortunately has no provision for the maintenance and operation of those hatcheries. I Hiring the forthcoming session of our legislature a bill will be introduc ? <! asking that u small license fee bo charged for the use of artificial tack j le (such uh rod-and-reel and fly rod) for the purpose of raising revenue for the maintenance of Htute-ownad hatcheries, the revenue to be derived from such a license to he expended exclusively for the restocking and protection of our fresh water streams. The passage of such a bill would enable you to obtain more fish for the rc-stocklng of your own favorite stream or pond. It is not proposed to tax the ordinary hook-and line fisherman. Another bill will bo Introduced asking for protection of game fish during the spawning, a short closed season. At present our llsh have no protected season in which to reproduce. A closed season is Just as important for frame IIhIi as for game birds. Our ; fust-dwlndllng supply of Inland game j fish are at present unprotected by I bag limit or size limit. Furthermore our prized Maine fish tiluy be offered for sab*, except during the months of April, May und June, at the e?ty market for a few cents a pound. Unless we give our fish some protection, we shall soon have nothing to fishtor You can help in securing a reasonable protection by Interesting the members of your county legislative delegation in the matter. Your representatives are willing to insure the much-needed protection if a sufficient 'number of their friends and supporters ask for it. Will you help yourself by helping the natural resources of your State? Cotton Mil| To Reopen The cotton mill hem has recently been Bold to Nicely Uros., of Kings Mountain, N. and will Bturt operation ub booh bh neccBBary repairs and renovation can be made. The mill Iukt operated about three years ago when it ran for a while under tin- management of Mr. (Tonlger, of (Sustonia. The mill was owned bv J Miller, of .Jefferson, and It. S. IMrkson. of Charlotte, who purchased il after the old I'ageland Yarn company. of which (? It Spencer Mas president, went into receivership. The mill was organized as a stock company in 1 '.*121. and operated until 11J29 when it was sold. The present owners plan to operate on full time.? I'ageland .Journal. A strike of O??o glass workers in six plants of Hie l'ltlsimrgh (JIass cotnpanx, was tailed Saturday night. Bethune 8chools Honor Roll (. rude 2?Distinguished, Hetty Delley, Ixjulse Leinmond. ' Proficient, Hilly Melton, Mary Elizabeth Martin. Grade 3?Distinguished, (l"arol King, Joyce Fowler, Margaret Hraawcll, Georgia Mildred Squires. Proficient, Joyce Munn, Mikie Mungo, Hetty Joo Hilton. Grade 4?Distinguished, Wilson Holly. Proflicient. Carolyn Hethune, J. 11 Campbell, Tola Gardner, Hunny I la uiniond. Frmine Floyd. Grade f> Prolicient, Carlisle Floyd, Wayne Hlacktnon, Norma Lee Mcpherson. tirade 6? 1 Hstinguished, Tressie Mae Davis. Proficient, Sara Gordon. Grade 7?Distinguished, Doris Lane. Proficient, Nell Horton, Mary Nancy McLaurln. Atlia Lee Mungo, Sadie Mae Tidwell. Dorothy Watkins. Grade S? Distinguished, Alvo McCaskill, Frances Helms. Proficient, Nellie Horton. Josie Horton, Harl Jones, Drucilla ltatclitT, Margaret | King. Grade, i??Distinguished, Margie Jones. Annie Mae Campbell, Loutee | Hinsoti. Proficient. John Jones, ITlean J Hunter, Lawrence Cbpclund, Fvelyn i TTail, Myitis Mungo. Alvfn KeSicy. Grade 1 <??Distinguished, Iris McCaskill, Katherine Foster, Margaret M( l^turin. Prolicient, Finest Heard, Lorene Hlacktnon, Gerry Davis, John j Dan McLaurin, Lulu Newsome, Neil lint cliff. Grade 11 ?La vein Jones. FranV.le Heard Prolicient. Robbie Newton Marion. Wade Humphrey. Teacher of Helen Keller Passes Away ^ N. u York. <>ct. 'Jo.? Mrs. Anne Sub] liven M.i'V. the woman who tnueht | M:-s II bn Keller, famous Mind and; ia\sf tail! ,iiilh??r and lecturer, to1 -r ak am! : ad dbd t<>day. Slu was 7" \ . a:- oil Mr- M?., who had ben associ <! wi'li Mi-s Kt'br f<>r. a half ceil-' w i - ri 171 tor s-'\c, al v. . \ - 1 ' : Mr d. a: h at For. st I iI . ! v t. w ! re - lie li\ ( d w " M - K r and tie- blind liu-i t! : r- 'a'. y Mi-- Polly Thoinp m M - M. t? y - husband. John A j Mit.v, a" au'liof. died scvmal years Oranges Cnce Grown in This State I i.t: odit. - d by the Lords Proprie- J tors of the Carolinas. orange trees i . n< flourish. .1 in the coa.-tal region 'of the state, according to information in the library of the I'niversitv of Sou'.ii v arobi.a. ; Au extremely cold winter in 1740; , de..lJ',;'.??t ii! 1 the trees i hey wore j J never replanted and the South Caro-"| 1 Una ornnuo un-wimr industrv wasn't] i r< vived. MEN'S SHOES | In ncweBt styles, including I 1 black, grey and brown suede j j W. Sheorn & Son QUALITY MENS WEAR j TAX NOTICE The books for the collection of State. County nixl School Taxes for the fiscal year eotunienclnn January 1 1 *.?:will he open Irom September Dull. to December 21. 1936. inclusive w-.'heut penalty. Wli n making in* unifies roe. aril ins: taxes, he sure to i-r. r? the District Number in which \ ; li\ e nr own prop* rt > I I e to'al tax h v> for the various i. ' r.. t s a re as I'n! !o \\ s; DeKalb Township Mills l -dm No 1 ;>; > r: r N < j I ^11 >. .) t _ _ ' ' _ t.. 1 \. 4 Mm i : ' vi ' No 1 . 'J1 ] Buffa'c Township 1 trie? No. :: h^ I , ; m. t No. -J" k l st rit t No 7 ' ::2 i ; n : No 2M.V I t No 'J L">\ I i -t i!ct No'J J 4 1 U, District No. 22 2a*\ Di-ariet No. 27 34 14 District No 2k 2f>V4 I ''strict No. "I 3114 I 'i-t rict No. 4') . . . 4 3 '4 DrTrlct Ny 52 ~"*A Flat Rock Township Di.- rict No. S 3 M4 luMfht No. 9 ?4 14 1 ust rit t No. 1" 2 7 k; 1 'ist rit t No. 13 2614 District No. ha 34*4 District No. 30 . . 23 ki District No. 23 . . . 34 District No. 37 hi, District No. 41 ..21V; District No. 46 2 ^ District No. 47 2314 Wateree Township District No. 11 26 District No. 12 ; 37 District No. 16 2614 District No. 29 29Vi District No. 38 231* District No. 39 2S% Yours respectfully, C. J. OUTLAW, Treasurer Kershaw County, S. C. r 1 1 BOTANY TIES | New Fall Colors THEY WILL NOT WRINKLE H ^ ^ I ! W. Sheorn & Son I QUALITY MEN8 WEAR . v (i-Men Capture Another Kidnaper I I Sim FranclHCo. Oci 24.?Federal of, fk'ci'H (raveled north lodav wltli Edward Flibs, 30, uIIuh "Hod" Lane, arrented in connection with the $2"0,o??o George Weyerhaouaer kidnaping at Tucoma, Waah., in May,*1936. Federal agents, uti11 necking an unrecovered $40,000 of the $200 000 Weyerhaeuser ransom, found FHnn at lit cheap hotel Thursday night. | They eaid the place wan near (he spot where William Dalnard, ulian Mahan, now serving a )if? term for (he kidnaping, wun captured here last May 7. United States Attorney J. Charles Dennis said ut Taeoma that Fliss, described as a former Idaho' convict pal of Ihtlnaid, attempted to change $300 of the ransom money at a Seattle hank last February 15. it was Indicated Fliss may also he charged with harboring Dalnard. Of the ransom paid by the wealthy Taeoma lumber family, $00,000 was recovered ufter the arrest of Mr. and Mrs. Harmon M. Waloy In Salt Lake City.' The Waleys, also are serving'prison L'tins. Other large amounts wore found In Dainard's automobile and In his possession. A 4.V?oof watermain furnishing water to Buffalo, N. Y., burstod unci left the (100,000 residents of the city without water supplies for more than an hour. State of South Carolina County of Kershaw Notice is hereby given that the General Election for State and County Officers will be held at the voting precincts prescribed by law In said county, on Tuesday, November.3, 1936, said day being Tuesday following the first Monday in November, as prescribed by the State Constitution. The qualification for suffrage: Managers of election require of every elector offering to vote at any election, before allowing him to vote, the production of his registration certificate and proof of the payment thirty days before any election of any poll tax (hen due and payable. The production of a certificate or of the receipt of the 'officer authorized to collect such taxes, shall be conclusive proof of the payment thereof. The polls shall be opened, at such voting places as shall be designated, at 8 o'clock In the forenoon, and clo-?e at 4 o'clock in the afternoon of the day or election, except In the City of Charleston, where the polls shall open at i o'clock In the forenoon, and in (lie Cities of Charleston and Columbia where the closing hours shall be ti o'clock In the afternoon, nnd shall be held open during these hours without intermission or adjournment: and (he Manager shall administer to each person offering to vote an oath that In* is qualified to" vote at this election. according to the Constitution of (his State, and that ho has not voted during this election. rile Managers have the power to till a vacancy, and if none of the Managers attend, the citizens can appoint from among the. qualified voters, the Managers, who, after being duly sworn, can conduct the election. At the close of the election, the Managers and Clerk must proceed publicly to open the ballot boxes and count the ballots therein, and continue without adjournment until the same is completed, and make a statement of the results for each office and sign the same. Within three days thereafter, the Chairman of the Heard or some one designated by the Hoard, must deliver to the Commisioiiers of Election the poll list, the boxes eon(aiding the ballots-and written state- * meats of the results of the eha t.oh. At the said election qualified .lectors will vote upon the adoption or rejection of amendments to tie >?ato ''""dilution, as provided in tie following Joint Resolutions: STATE-WIDE CON STITUTO N A L AMENDMENTS No 1 A Joint Resolution proposing an \meiulin.-nt <o Seetion 32. of \;c 1 e HI ot l!ie ( oust itut ion of South <" ro' ly''. so as to Empowoj- the A-s. :..hly of the S'.r- of Sou*!: Carolina to Enact Logisl.v ion to provide tor the tare of or ext.-nd Finaiieial As-si-'atP c to No dy Individuals I'm!, r Certain Conditio! LOCAL CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS No. 2. A Joint Resolution to A: .end Article XI. Seetion Cons*itu*ion of relating to School Districts by excluding Florence. Abbeville, nrangeI'Utg. Sumter, 1 nion, Darlington, ( harleston. Lancaster. Rninberg. Beaufort. Berkeley, Dorchester. Col!-ton, Dillon, York. L-o.' Williamsburg',} Horry, Georgetown. Jasper, Ch., starfield. Edgefield and Anderson t . unties from the provisions relating to area. I ELECTION MANAGERS I The following Managers of I I- tion , have been appointed to hold tin Uec1 Don at the various precincts iu the said count> : i Antioih-C. W. Shiver. ('. K Mc. (* 'skill. Miss Maggie 1.011 McCaskill. Blanex ?G. I. Rose. S \V. Rose C 1 M Porter. Bethune?T.oring Davis, J. M oiv! burn. J. W Waters, i Buffalo W, P. Sowell. S. M. Carnes, E. J. Catoe. Camden?Mrs. W. J. Dunn. Wiley txheom, E. L. Moseley. Cassatt?J. E. Brannon, W. J. Davis, H. K. Gardner. Charlotte Thompson?Arthur Smith D L Sowell. R A Hruce. Gates Ford?L. K. McCaskill, T. F. - * ? ' " v'v .. -w-. L.*-." :vf Norton, J. C. Galnor. Hermitage Mill?W. T. Player, C. E,| Davis, II. T. Goodulo. Kershaw?W. R. Taylor, C. E. Davis, W. D. Cook. LugqlT?O. P. Jones, Victor Ward, Jr., Joint Kahon. Liberty Nil]?N. S. Richards, L. P. Thompson, G. U. Clements. Ned's Creek?-T. W. Dowers, F. K. Jones, J Q. Roberts. Habon's Cross Roads?Dannie itabon, C. R. Dlytlter, R. A. Jackson. Haley's Mill?J. K. Davis, I). A. Muun, A. C., Reddick, Shamrock?L. J. Daker, Ira Norton, Mrs. J. D. Daker. Shay lot's 11 i 11 It. M, Drakoford, R. A, McDowell, S. W. Hornsby. Three C's?J. 11. Rarfleld, W. W. Faulkenberry, C. R. Catoe. Pine Tree Cotton Mill?W. C. Cosyers, M. L. Raley, A. 1). Hurst. Westville?Nyo Workman, D. I). Truesdale, G. C. Rush. Stockton' Place?W. A. Doykln, L. N. Truesdale, W. R. Outlaw. Willie Drannon's Filling Station? W. M. Drannon, W. L. Nunnycutt, W. L. Stokes. Stoke's School House?W. S. Stokes, Paul Outlaw, W. C. Cobb. Reaver Dam School House?W. W. Horton, W. H. Dryan, J. M. Anderson. Stoneboro?C. V. Hammond, Mrs. C. V. Hammond, Tillman Bowers. Ratcliff's Mill?J. E. Stokes, W. H. Kutcliff, D. II. Gardner. The Managers at each precinct named above are requested to delegate one of their number to secure boxes and blanks for the election from the Auditor's office at the Court House C. C. WHITAKER, SR C. C. GARDNER Commissioners of Stato and County Elections for Kershaw County, S. C. B. E. .SPARROW, Clerk. Camden, S. C.. October 16, 1936. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the terms and provisions of the Decree of the Court of Common Pleas for Kershaw County, In the case of Home Owner's Loan Corporation, plaintiff, versus Bertha E. Harris and Willie E. Harris, defendants, I will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, before the Court House door at Camden, S. C.t during the legal hours of sale on the first Monday in November, 1936, being: the 2nd day thereof, the following described property: "All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land, with the improvements thereon, or to be erected thereon, situate, lying and being on the western side of Market street, between Arthur and York streets, in the pity of Camden, in the County of Kershaw, in the State of South Carolina; said lot being in shape a rectangle, measuring on its Northern and Southern sides two hundred sixty-four (2C4) feet, more or less, and on its Eastern and Western sides sixty-six (66) feet, more or less, and being designated in the plan of the said City of Camden as Lot number 1,065; and being bounded on the North by property of Tina Rhodes anff by property of Ben Jenkins; on the East by Maiket street; on the South by property of Walter Alexander; and on the West by property of Willene Wright and by property of James Carter; said premises being that conveyed to Bertha E. Harris by W. F. Nettles, by deed dated March 12, 1930, and recorded March 12, 1930, in Book of Deeds "BY" at page 481, in the office of the Clerk of Court for Kershaw County." Terms of Sale: For cash, the Master to require of the successful bidder, a deposit of five (5) per cent of his bid, same to be forfeited in case of non-compliance; no personal or deficiency judgment is demanded and the bidding will not remain open after the sale, but compliance with the bid may be made immediately. W. L. DePASS, JR., Master for Kershaw County. Wittkowsky & Wittkowsky, Plaintiff's Attorneys. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that in ac-( conlanee with the terms and proves- ! i ions of the Decree of the Court of Coiuiuon Pleas for Kershaw County, dutcd October 14, <1,936, in*the case of Dina K. Hirsch, plaintiff, versus J. H. Hinclair, defendant, I will aell to the highest biddur, for cash, before the Court House door at Caiuden, 8. C., during the legal hours of bale on the first Monday In November, 1936, being the 2nd day thereof, the following described property: Tract No. 1.?"All that pice, uprcel or tract of lund, ultuute In the County of Kershaw, State of South Carollnu, about three miles east of Camden, containing twenty-nine aiul one-halt (29 12) Hereto, more or Ifcps, bounded ail the North by lands A. J, Williams; SoiSth by lands formerly of John Sinclair, now of Catherine Conneil, and West by lands of S. K. Winkler, being the tract of land thiB duy conveyed to mo by Benjamin Moore." Tract No. 2.?"All that piece, parcel or tract of land, lying, being and situate In tbe County of Kershaw, jflfcte of South Carolina, about three and one-half (3 1-2) miles from the City of Camden, containing seventy-one and one-half (71 1-2) acres, more or Jess, and bounded as follows: North by land of Robert Cornell, and by part of tbe tract of which this land was originally a part; East by lands of Katherine Sinclair; South and West by lands formerly of the Camden Cotton Mills, now of the Hermitage Cotton Mills." Terms of Sale: The two above doscribed tracts are to be sold separately and upon the following terms: One fifth (1-5) of the accepted bid to be paid in cash and the balance in four (4) equal annual installments, with interest thereon from the date of sale at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum, the credit portion of the purchase price to be secured by a mortgage covering said real estate, with the privilege to the purchaser to pay the entire purchase price in cash. No personal or deficiency judgment is demanded and the bidding will not remain open after the sale, but compliance with the bid may be made immediately. W. L. DePASS, JR., Master for Kershaw County. Gettys & Shannon, Plaintiff's Attorneys. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the terms ariVl provisions of the Decree of the Court of Common Pleas for Kershaw County, in the case of Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation, plaintiff, versus Columbus B, Cook, Daniel Cook and Frank Harrison, defendent, I will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, before the Court?*House door at Camden, S. C., during the legal hours of sale on the "first Monday in November, next, being the 2nd day thereof, the following described property: All that certain tract or parcel of land, containing one 'hundred sixtyseven (167) acres, more or less, situate, lying and being in Wateree Township, Kershaw County, about four miles north of Blaney, boun^d North by lands of Joe Simpson; Edst by lauds of T. C. Sessions; South by lands of J. D. Sessions and C. B. Cook; and West by lands of R. D. Williams." "Said tract of land Is more particularly described according to a plat prepared by J. T. Gettys, Jr., Surveyor. on the 21st day of June, 1933, as follows: Beginning at a point on the Northern boundary and running S. 6 1-4 degrees W. for a distance of 4,207 feet to Flat Branch; thence along Flat Branch for a distance of 155 feet; thence doubling back N. 2 1-2 degrees E. for a distance of 447 feet to a stake; thence along thai Southern boundary S. 88 1-2 degrees j E. for a distance of 2,090 feet to a ! stake; thence along the Eastern' boundary N. 4 1-2 degrees E. for a distance of 990 feet to a stake; thence N. 5 1-4 degrees E. for a distance of 1.606 feet to a stake; thence along the Northern boundary N. 56 degrees W. for a distance of 1,529 feet to a 1 stake; thence N. 62 degrees W. for a: distance of 848 feet to the point of' beginning." A copy of a plat of the above descirbed lands is now on file with the Agent of the Land Bank Commission-j f? ??? er at Columbia, South Carolina " I Term* of Sale: For cash t , ? I ter to require of the ucc^irm If* I deroa deposit of live (6) per c!-, ? . I hie bid, eame to be forfeited w I of non-comp)|ance; n0 pjj'l,I*" I deficiency Judgment le demanded ?I I the bidding will not remain oi,!"", I ter the sale, but coiuplianCo wliiM I bid may be made Immediately le I W. L. DoI'ASH. J It Master foV KershHu. c. Kirkiand & deLoache, Mlnly< I Attorneys /for Plaintiff, M H NP^ceOF SALE ^ I Notice Is hereby given that in .? I eordft?e?-wtttr the terms and pro^l ions of the Decree of the Con.. . I Common Pleas for Kershaw Counl? I in the case of M. J, Porter, Ad,,S I trater cum testamepto annexo or .it I estate of March Adams dectLi I Plaintiff, versus Hattie ThoSfJSj I Kate Adams Jerldo (Jericho) HaX I ael Adams Williams, Carrie 1 S I Willie Thompson, George Tbomm^ I Fred Thompson, James ThomnS' I Mamie Thompson, and MannU I Thompson, minor, Angelina Thorn,! I son, minor and Charlotte Thorn,?* J I minor, or if said defendants or e ? I or any of them be dead, then John I Boe denoting all heirs at law, adults I and/or minors, devisees of March I Adams, deceased, defendants, I will I Bell to the highest bidder, for cash I before the Court House door at Cam I den, S. C during the legal hours of I sale on the first Monday in Novom I ber next, being the 2nd day thereof I the following described property I "All that piece, parcel or tract of I land, lying and being situated in t)ie I County of Kershaw, State of South I Carolina, just Northeast of the 01 v I Limits of the City of Camden', Jon I tnlning two (2) acres, more or Icsb and bounded North by right of way I of the Seaboard Air Line Railway I Last by premises formerly of Wat I kins, now of Bassett and Pomeroy- I South by premises of Bassett and I Pomeroy; and West by roadway I which separates same from premises I of E. C. Sasportas and by property of I the estate of .James Brooks." I Terms of Sale: For cash, the Ma* I ter to require of the successful bid- I der a deposit of five (5) per cent I of his bid, same to be forfeited in I case of non-compliance; the bidding 1 will remain open for a period of thlr- I ty days following the public auction. I W. L. DePA8S, JR., ' I Master for Kershaw County I Kirkiand & deLoach, ' I Plaintiff's Attorneys. HELP BLADDER I MAKE THI8 25c TEST I Brink six glasses boiled or distilled fl water daily. You know what hard I water does to a teakettle. If poor I bladder action causes getting up I nights, frequent desire, scanty flow, I burning or backache, help flush out I excess -acids and Impurities by lm- I proving the elimination. Use buchu I leaves, juniper oil and 6 other drugs I made into green tablets. Just say I Bukets to any druggist. In four days I If not pleased go back and get your I 25c. Sold by DeKalb Pharmacy, I Camden, S. C. DeKALBPHARMACY CAMDEN, S. C. I 1 nr i * k I WeeK-Bind If SPECIALS II Another Large Shipment of 1 Ladles' Felt HATS Received. I j All shapes and sizes, and New I I 'Fall Shades I j Specialty Priced at l-| 49c?79c-?98c I I WALLNAJLTsJI Wateree Lumber Company rjj-j Manufacturers Yellow Pine Lumber WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Special equipment recently installed for manufacture of all styles '' ' ~y Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, Moldings / - WE INVITE YOUR PATRONAGE Price Quality Service Phone 75 ? Camden, S. XX ?^--1 ???'