The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 18, 1936, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
H. O. NILtS, Kditor and
l*u )>)Uh<'d very Friday at Number
Ji'? North Broad Htreet, and entered at
th<- Camden, Mouth Carolina I'cwlofflc#
? Mj*.ond i.Umm mail matter. Frit? per
V ' ur |2 00 No iiubacrtpt lone taken for
l>?? than HI* Month* In all ln*(an<ea
the nulacrlptlon pri<e 1* due and payaabb
In advance AJ1 subnetIptiona are
<an elh fj when wubacrlber fall* to renew.
Friday, December 18, 1936
ONE EVERY EIGHT MINUTE8
1 oday (uhct< uiosls in t (-sponsible
f'-r tliu death of one person every
- { 'fj*. minute* In the time that It
take* to read thin paper, several will
ha s . died from thin dreaded and pievn;.ia.LU.
disease. This i* true nut
v. uhstariding the fact that during the
thi."> yearn of the life of the Christ
ii,aa neal the death rate from tuhercu
l<?r? ha* been reduced from ahout
L'ou per 100.000 of population to 64
You ran have a ahare In this lifesaving
work by buying Christmas
Meal* and bonds from your tuberculosis
association or your county or
i oii'tnunlty weal sale chairman
J he He a mo n has come when friend
is rememberliiK friend with thoughts
and tokens of affection and Joy HappiiiesH
in our hearts, because of the
blessings of God to us and our loved
orien Hut over the home of hundreds'
of ij ;r families in South Carol*un
brood a the dark shadow of dretui and
sorrow, because there la atlll preaent
with us one of- the wood enemies of
r hi Id hood and expectant youth -tuber
< wlosis It m continued menace la entirely
unneceaaary, aa we now have
the knowledge needed to control It
During the Chrlatnias aeaaon we
can all add beauty to the tokena of
affection we give our frlenda by the |
ilhetal uhi- i>f tuherculoala Christmas |
seals and at the aaine time share in
a rnlnlHtry of aervlce and love to hundreds
to whom the future la dark.
I am confident that the generous j
and thankful people of our atate will
-y use Christmas seals more freely this!
year than ever before and aid ua In
a greater fight to rid our homes of
the menace of this preventable and
< urahie disease. 1
LLOYD8 ABOLI8HE8 WAR RISK
POLICIE8 IN GREAT BRITAIN
Condon, Dec. 9.?The great Insurnine
firm of Lloyds has abolished all
war risk policies in Britain, it waH
h-arnerl today.
I h?- a? lion was taken at a cotifer'
Lloyds umjerwi itei t> it)o
vv<-- k.v ago hilt has Jihi been reveal
<V|
If iii'<11r a i <-s that the great insurance
tiriu v. Iik h fro di-cadi'M bus been
willing t,, place otidn on virtually
itij Ling iti th<- world" <ottsidors the
pi.--, in Curopcan sit uat ion ho un.stu
''I" th.it it i ami',t afford to offer odds
n-oiin-t war
l.lo.iD a'tioti is understood to mean
1 l"i' f'Ttli it will insure no
"th.i-r Immovable posst s>4on.s
whi'-h oidtnarily an- lusurahle
against war risks in th<- I'tilted Kingdom
1 he firm is understood to he con
t' tnplaHug extending Its ban on war
risk Insurance to tin- entire world heginning
.January 1
electric chair claims
lives of anderson slayers
< olutnhia. Dec 11 Sum Powell and
Sam Anderson. 2?i > ear-old Anderson
cousins, went smiling to their death
in Hie . h i tin i hair at the state penitentiary
just before dawn today, blaming
li'iuor and "the rough life" for
their plieht
'I he> were executed for the murder
u A ' iiieI, Anderson taxi driver.
u,"in itcy killed with a brick ami
pistol in .-alum his < ah last .Human
THE NfW CAR# ARE OUT
I^ast month the automobile ihowi
wen- b?id throughout the country.
The new car* are more beautiful In i
design and flnlah than ever before
The> offer much In the way of Improvewenta
and gadget* Their po#er
plant* deliver staggering perform
a nee -you tan puah the throttle down
and run up to eighty or ninety mile*
per hour without trouble so far aa
the mechanic* of ypur car are concerned
However, the emphauiit placed on
Hpeed ha* been productive of one of
the gravest national "trouble*" America
hax Known the growing accident
toll t And the driver who think* that
seventy i* aafe bfetauae it #eem* a*
slow a* thirty u*ed to. should think
again.
Hllent engine performance won't j
help if we encounter a cement guard j
rail at liigh speed. Kffortle** htcer
ing won't make a head-on craah le??
destructive, Lack of vibration won't
help the undertaker patch u* together
after the wrecking crew get* the
body out with blow torches.
.Hut these modern car* are magnlfl(
lent example* of safety-engineering ?
blue print safety. iirake* *top a hurtling
machine in amazingly abort distance,
witiiout sway or shock All
Hteel bod lea will take a lot of punishment
without aeriou* damage. Steering
mechaniama are next to fool proof.
And the tire manufacturer* have done
their hit by reducing the blow-out hazard
to a minimum. *
Yet each year* safely Improvement*
have been followed by more
accident*, not fewer accident*?and
by more Heriou* accident*, not lea*
aevere accident*. Why? Because we,
the motoring public, have overeatlniated
the safety factor of the now cur*,
Just a* we have overestimated the
safety factor of wider, better surfaced
highway*. The car* and the roads
are improved?and ho we take the
chance* that lead to dl*a*ter.
The new, super-performing car* are
out Maybe you are lucky enough to
be able to buy one. Have a good time i
with it hut treat it with reaped and i
r> member that '36,000 people die and
many tunes more are injured and
maimed on our street* and highways
i-very year. Don't add to that li*t.
General News Notes
Nineteen member* of tin* Black Legion
been indicted at Detroit.
.Mil h . on charges of violence and other
forma of terrolatn.
A strike of ship workers at Havre,
France, tied up the San Francisco
with 1.515 passenger* and the Champlain
with 3'i.'i passengers.
A mother and three children were
burned to death when trapped in the
bath room of their home at Akron, O.
The husband was badly burned.
'I he Virginia general assembly convHtni
|fi h npeHnt sexton Monffa., at
noon to consider an unemployment
and an old age pension law*.
The census bureau report* that retail
sales of the Flitted States In 1935
totalled $33. 161.276,000, a 34 per cent
gain over 1933.
Wind whipped flume* caused lire to
destroy a large sheep shed and several
cattle pens In the Chicago stock-!
yard* on Saturday, entailing a loss of J
$50,000.
Former King Kdward's official title]
is now the Duke of Windsor, the title
being conferred by his brother. King
(ieorge VI, ami is the highest tltir of
the realm next to that of king.
I liree men were killed at Berlin, ;
| N II Saturday when a vahe bursled
jalld allowed elurille gUS to tlow ilitl)j
a tank in whn li the men were work ]
tng
Adam i'arilio, it), who figured in the
j JMU.ooo Montreal bank robbery sr\er
; at years ago, died m a hospital tit
Is.uat... rt :\ 5 rroiii bullet wounds
lie was left at the hospital se \ i nil
ila\s ago by all iliiideiit ilied motorist
; I lie leweM leim.lll hat lb-ship. 26.j
ooo tons, the Cii.-a iiau. got out of control
at Kiel, tlerniauy. ami i rasln-d
J into ;i sioue wall, while being launch
j rd tor i hristening The slii|i knock
ed ;i 16 foot hole in a stone wall on
tin- hank of the narrow river, hut was j
j itself damaged hut little.
Wants-For Sale
FOR RENT?Furnished room, southern
exposure. w ith all conveu-1
iencrs Apply 1211 Fair street or]
call phone 339. Camden, S C
39sb
WANTED?Share ropper. with stock
ami farm implements for farm
I tine., miles from Camden Address
i Box 204. Camden, S C 3S 39pd
1 LOST One l:\rg-- white and rod spotted
Walker fox hound between j
Camden and Btshopville. November
29 $5 ?m> reward if returned to ;
) !l Mos'-l'-v, Btshopville. 8 ('. 1
3S tf.
APARTMENT For rent unfurnished
; for $.' * per month or will furnish |
i for desirable party Apply Camden,
j Furniture Companv, Camden, S C. t
3S tf.
WANTED -The public to know that
our trm k is in Camden once a week
for the purpose of collecting old
mattresses to renovate. Leave ,
your name at The Chronicle office j
in Camden and wo will call Dante-I
ler Mattress Works, 308 Wright]
street. Sumter, S l'hone 504-L.
37 tf.
FOR SALE?No 1 two year rosea
guaranteed to bloom, all best varieties
for our climate, 35 cent* or
| three for $1.00; 18 Inch two ye at
I old sweet oltvo aud gardenia plants
I 50 cents oach. Address Mrs. C. M.
L0T9 FOR SALE ?Four choice lots
at DuBose Park, also Ave room
house, for sale cheap. Apply Airport
Tourist Camp, Camden, S. C.
39-41 pd.
?
EidmimI. Remtx-rt, 8. C. 1140 pd.
FOR RENT- Filling Htat ton Modern
equipment. For information, address
Box 258, Camde?. 8. C. ?7tf.
FOR SALE?Two hundred pounds of
Htuart and Papen?hell pecans, 20
cents a pouud. Ask for quantity
prices. Pearl Truesdale, Boykin,
8. C. 87-38 pd.
LOST OR STRAYED ^One black and
white female setter, about two
years old Reward If returned.
Telephone 75 or address J. IE.
Harvln, 213 I>eKalb street. CamI
den, 8 C. 36 tf.
j FOR RENT?One 5 room and one 6
room cottage. Also two larger
houses. All In flue neighborhood.
Moderate rentals. Hhannou Realty
Company, Phone 7, Crocker Buildlug,
Camden, 8. C. 82 tf. '
8PECIAL?Ix>t 60x130. Fine neighbors,
very near business section.
A real bargain Hhannou Realty
Company, Phone 7, Crocker Building.
Camden, 8 C. 33 tf.
FARM BARGAIN?For quick sale. 126
acres, 4 room dwelling, 2 barns, 66
acres open, 2 branches. Kaay terras.
Hhannon Realty (Company, Crocker
Building, ' Phone 7, Camden, 8. C.
33 tf.
FOR 8ALE?Fortyflve acres, all under
wire fence. Uood resident, tenant
house and necessary farm
buildings. Three miles from Camden,
8 .CJ., best winter resort In the
Houth. Communicate with owner,
Mrs. E. 8. Hough, 729 Westover
Avenue, Norfolk, Va. 36-41sb
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CHOICEST BUILDING LOTS ? In
city, on Eut Walnut at met. Fine
neighborhood, quiet, near business,
churches, schools, theatre. Car cost
sared In five years will repay for
lot. For sale, prices and terms
reasonable. See J. B. Wallace,
Camden, 8. C. 14 it.
FREE ROAD SERVICE?Creed's Fill
lug Station Fifty-Mile Free Hoed
Service. Call Telephoue 486. Camden.
8. C.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER?'Before
you decide who should do your
any class of carpentry work?outwork,
telephone John 8. Myers, for
side or Inside. All work guaranteed.
npedallze in cabinets and
screening. Any kind of furniture
repaired. I solicit your patronage.
Telephone 268, John 8. Myers, 81S
t street. Camden, S, C. 29tf.
Saturday. December 12, a
1 hound dog, wearing barn- <
truer can have dog by payLthls
ad. Robert Brown,
; Box 481, Camden, S. C.
VA 39 pd.
FOR 8ALe rr-I'aper shell pecans
(Schley), large and .well filled.
Price per pound, 25 cents, delivered
In Camden. Write Mrs. Anna
(1. Sanders, Boykln, S. C. t 39 pd.
WANTED?Man and wife wants to
rent room and board in private
family. Centrally located. Must be
nicely furnished. All modern conveniences.
Address F. M. K., care
of The Chronicle, Camden, 8. C.
39 pd.
wmmmmaHmytmmmmmmmmmmi??pse?is?
tHaiglar Theatre
Corner Broad and Itntlcdge Sta.
"FRI D A Y~DECEM BER 18*
I'oliej I *1 Iilinu I'll)! (Ill IV 1 . . 111 j
'led lli'ith in
"THE LONGEST NIGHT"
SATURDAY, DEC. 19
W lIIi;iin Boyd tlllil J 11 i11xl> KllUon
in a new Hopalong Cassidy
Win! i-rn
"THREE ON A TRAIL"
-Atru <>! K CAM! ill "Bored Of Ed
ucntion" and Ihirkost Afrh a Serial
Late Show Starting 10:30
"Don't Turn 'em Loose"
MO N IJ AY ~ a n c'l' TV E SDA Y,
DECEMBER 21 and 22
Warin-r ItaMi'r, Myrna l.oy, lan
H?i:.? r and Claire Trevor fn
"TO MARY?WITH LOVE"
WEDNESDAY, DEC 23
M A K11 ?\ TAI.LKV. Michael Bartlilt.
Nigel BlUee ill
"FOLLOW YOUR HEART"
A ' ' anl ifii 1 inusii al romance
THU RSD A Y,~ DEC." 24
l a! v ai d Kverelt Horton. (Jlenda
I arr>-11 and Cesar Kone ro ill
"NOBODY'S FOOL"
A fast moving, amusing comody
drama.
TOWLE & STIEFF
STERLING I
... SILVER I
Hamilton and Elfin
WATCHES
F. D. GOOD ALE I
Jeweler
530 S. DeKalb Opp. Poetoffice H
*
OUjrtatmaH I
m m
V^v#c>l
A Complete Line of I
Coty's - Houbigant's - Yardley's
Cara Nome - Evening in Paris
< 1 11
Martha Washington Fine Candies
Parker Fountain Pen and Pencil Seta
Cigars and Cigarettes in Holiday Wrappings
Midget Radios, $10.00 and $12.50 ?
DeKALB PHARMACY
Phone 95 We Deliver
flfr 1 B ?? B B a Ifltf P" P~ ~1T" H JB
A Gift For the Home Comfort is a Gift
For the Family?FURNITURE ...
Something That Will Be Appreciated By Every One |
GORGEOUS IS RIGHT!
Living Room Suites
If you would make your living
room a haven of beauty this
Christmas get one of these suites.
CHAIRS
V
To "fill out" your living room.
Sturdy frame and full-web lialrfilled.
Secretaries
Authentic
Gov. Winthrop Design.
w
Every living room can use a
desk?Convenient pigeon-hole
arrangement under lid.
RUGS and
COVERINGS
Both imported and domestic
weaves of superb beauty. Deep,
richly sheened, georgeous colorings.
MATTRESSES
Simmon's Beauty Rest
?Give Healthful Sleep
Nothing is more restful than a
good night's rest. You can
sleep soundly on a Beautyrest.
BEAUTIFUL
DINING ROOM SUITES
They're just the last word In
[ :>cuuty, graceful lines and quality.
LUGGAGE
Trunk* and Every Type
of Traveling Bag!
The kind that "stands up" and
retains its attractiveness no
matter what traveling "punishment
it gets.
TTIHIII <i CIHIIRII <STAV\A\<5
RCA, VICTOR and WESTINGHOUSE
Radios in Every Wanted Model
SIMPLY STUNNING
Bedroom Suites
Suites "second to none" for graceful
linos and careful matching of
woods Heds with built-in cedar
chests. In short, they're modern
to the last word.
LAMPS
Table and Floor
New beauty, new style, bettor
quality?all combined In these
gorgeous lamps.
PICTURES
?For Every Room
in The House
Some Japanese have more pictures
than wall space. Have we
enough pictures in our own
homes? We offer prints, paintings
and reproductions.
VENETIAN
MIRRORS
?Round, Oval
and Octagon
A good mirror of pleasing design
is always welcomed by every
woman.
Tables and
Smoking Stands
*
Tops of selected woods. Splendid
for that empty corner and
TO attractive.
Home Furnishing Company I
I "Your Home U Not Complete Unle** We Furnish It"