The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 05, 1937, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
fflE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
H. D. NILKS^_ Editor ?nd Proprlotor
Published ?v*ry Friday at Number
I too North Broad and entered at
uic Camden. Bouth Carolina PwloWoa
ite second cIuhh mull matter. Price por
Year *2 00. No nuttfiCrlptlon* taken for
W-Hti than HU Month*. In all Inetancee
tho auhecrlpllon pi h e kt due and l"<*y*
Mo III ivdvunt'M. All ?ubaor Ipt Ion*
. uncoiled w hen auhecrlber fulls to renew.
KeprcMoiitod In Now York by tho
van I'reee Association and elsewhere by
ill reliable Advertising Agencies we
accept no advertising of a doubtful nature
and try to protect our patron# from
misrepresentation by Advortlsors N
I.hjuor Advertisements accepted at at y
price
Friday, November 6, 1937
TRYING TO FOOL THE PEOPLE
Wu have noticed thut some scale*
have boon occasionally falling Iroin
iho eyes of Tho Yorkvillo Wnqulror,
with reforonco '<> Coventor JohnBton.
Ho wan Invited to inuk? a upooch at
the Chester fair From Tho Kuquirer
wo gl an that it was a diatribe against
Cotton Kit" Smith and everybody .
cine ill the kiitvii world who will not (
endorse i ho doctrines of Preshlout j
Hoo.i?oi.lt 10U per cent. That those
heretics are responsible for the slump
In cotton prices Did you ever hear;
anything more utterly ridiculous.' As j
ih>' Knqulrer truly says, Prusldont j
Housev e|t and Mr. Wallace wish the |
cotton and all other farmers well, but;
they hardly know the difference butween
a cotton boll and a punch bowl
Nobody really hates Mr. Kooaovelt.
We believe him to be a lovable man.
Hut the political bunk and bosh to
t'j-.'.i '.Li?- c help metlfocres
to slide Into office, that to oppose anything
he says or does Is the Unpardonable
sin against tho Holy (.host, Is;
the acme of rotten politics. Kvun a
moron not too steeped in prejudice,
knows that this 17 or IS million hale
cotton crop. paralyzed the price.
There wan an election In Arkansas |
the other day A state as much in
love \s i111 cotton as South Carolina.
One el' tit*- candidates for the C. S.
Senate Is governor, and fl, 1"" P?'r j
<t*n*. bugler lor Mr. Roosevelt, and j
all hm policies, just as Mr. Johnston j
es III- opponent. Miller. opposed j
many features of the New Deal, and I
In at the governor out ot his breech-j
es Coattail swinging didn't work in'
A rkiutsas.
Out belie!' D that it will not work
in South Carolina Cotlon Kd Smith.!
w I i.i t e \ < i els..- you may say about j
him. has unceasingly fought more bat- :
ties, and many ot them successfully.
I,,i tin farmers tltatt tiny other man
in (hi.- . ountry H<- i? 'he lone dirt i
f.-iI'tm-r in tin.' _L ?L..senate.?)*or any-1
body especially who knows nothing I,
whuleier about farming or the needs
oi the farmers, to harp about Cotton
Kd injuring the farmers, is enough
to make angels weep.?Calhoun ]
Times.
Thirty Years Ago
(The Sumter Herald of Oct. 2f>. 1907)
Monday. October 21, 1907, was a |
great clay for Sumter and marks an
epoch in its history. On that day 1
tho handsomest, most substantial and
best arranged court house in South
Carolina was dedicated in the pres- ,
?>nce of hundreds of ladies and gen- j
tleineii K very department of the
State go\eminent was represented j
.ii.d addre-.-es were made by Hon K. j
! .Manning. Judg" i'riiu e, Chief Jus- j
the I 'op", Associate .Inside C.ary , As.
i.i . .1 a.-: H Woods. 1 aeut Gov. , (
M p.?i.d Hon H Frank Wilson.
tl,. e\e|l ises .1 baiiqUPl WilS
^ d at t he Hotel .!a< k?oii coinpli-j
11i . :ae distinguished vialtors
i
Kershaw Wins From Lancaster j
In playing off a tie game here yes-j
teed .;, afternoon at Zemp Field tho
Kershaw football eleven outclassed ,
Lancaster by a score of 19 to 0. The'
game was for the Catawba championship.
A . Ue of 15.000 lingcre and neglige.
wot Kcrs in New > ork, has been
;i. , rf - : by unionists and operators
tiur-. inu to get together and arbitrate
the. i uf. o ronees.
f? N
Don't Stand Over
A Hot Stove
i
There is no reason in doin
sou:- own cooking when
v. i-an supply the best
rn : !- y-iiT over tasted at
p it that will actually
saw you money.
Wc Specialize in
Juicy Western T-Bone
STEAKS
Regular Meals
Norfolk Oysters
New York Cafe j
EAST DeKALB BTREET
COMMITTEES NAMED FOR RED
1 CROSS ROLL CALL IN COUNTY
Mrs. Jolm Mullen. chairman of the
lied ClOMtt roll cull In L'limdeO, ha?
numed committees for solicitation
jduring Ihe roll call period; which will
begin November 11. and end on
| Thanksgiving Day. Novombur 2??.
The committees arc aa follows, for
jibe county, general chairman. Mrs.
Italph Shannon; Ilethune, Mrs. Douglaa
Maya; Hlunoy, Mrs. VV. I>. GrigsI>y;
Charlotte Thompson, J. T. MoLeod;
Midway. Antloch and CaBsatt.
{ Mra Alex West, Liberty Hill. Mtaa
' l.al It Icharda; Lugoff, Mra. J. T. Getji>H;
I la roll DeKalb. Clyburn, and
VVeatvllle, Mra W H. Carter; Mt. Pi?1
gah. J K Lee; Waloree Power CouiI
puny. Mra. A 10. Miller.
Chairman of supplies Ih Mra, Clifton
McKaln
1 Neighborhood workers will bo Mrs.
It k Stevenson. chairman; Mes-j
dames hiugonle Smith, Hon Campbell, (
Lewis Leo, Dos (loodale, Harrington,
Vales. Austin Shebeen, Bryce Herbert.
Marlon Williams. Charles Do-.
Loache; Misses (loneva Jones. Louise
Ite.od, Dorothy Creed. Mesdaines Clyburn
Perry. Benton Sheorn. Italph
Shannon, Hamilton Osborne, It. L.
Chewnlng. Reuben Pitts. Charlie Sowell.
Brevard Boyktn. Withers Trotter.
F. M Woolen, Jr. Joe McKaln.
Mesdames Jack Whltaker, Jr., N.
Huckabee. Mrs. K. S. Smith, Hubert
Wilson, Barnwell Clarkson, Clinton
Baldwin. Tom Waters. W 11 Brum
rarri, George l.'reed. Tom Antrum, W.
F Nettles. C F l.ainoy and Stonoy
t 'am pbell.
Head(|uarters for roll call will bo
(loot!tile's Jewelry Store, on DeKalb
street.
This Sunday. November 7, minis- ,
lets all over Camden will observe (
Red Cross in their sermons as a celebration
of Red Cross Sunday. Red I
Cross Sunday is always the Sundaj j,
before roll call begins, and on thlB,]
day ministers try to better acquaint j.
their congregations with tho purposes 1
ami accomplishments of the Amerl-[
can Red Cross
CAMDEN GETS BEHIND PROGRAM j
FOR ROUTING TRAVEL ON NO. 1 ,
, ! 1
Camden got squarely behind the I .1
S No 1 Highway promotional pro-, j
gram aT a meeting oT Interested burt-^
Iicss nu n at the Camden Hotel Wed- (
ncsduy alternoon 1- rank II 11 eath, j
executive secretary of the Camden .
tuul Kershaw County Chamber of |
Commerce w as named general chair- i
man for the drive. Mr. Heath baa I
appointed .) Cooley C.illis and llughey (
Timlal as co-chairmen of the solid- ,
tatlon committee (
The quota as fixed by the meeting)}
provides for the raising of $.100. which j
will be turned over to the l". S. No. (
1 Highway association. t
The l*. S. No. 1 Highway associa- ,
lion is developing a definite fourpoint
program to make Highway No. (
1 the most desirable north and south (
highway as well as the best known.
Improving and widening of the road ]
bed. straightening curves, lighting ]
dangerous and congested ureas aro[{
imong the things to be worked for. |t
Probably the one innovation thatl
in ill accomplish these objectives bet-l(
ler than anything else will be two f
well placed information booths with (
huge, arresting billboards Just ahead ,
,?f each One of these will be estab- ^
lisln-ii m New Jersey and the other (
m ar Jai ksoii\ ille. Fla (
DR. DePASS TO DEVOTE TIME
TO HIS PATENT INTERESTS
Dr A R DePass, Columbia dentist,
said today he would give up his prao- ,
tire to devote his entire time to patent
Interests. 1
Dr DePass, who lives at 920 Gregg
street, has practiced his profession In
the city for tho past 30 years. His
patent Interests Include a rubber
mouth prop designed to hold the patients
mouth open while the dentist
is at work, and an adjustable garden
hose holder.
The mouth prop, which he Invented
after recognizing Its need In his practice
has been on the market for about
30 years, and is sold in cities as far
away as I/Ondon, he sold. The hose
nozzle holder has been on the market
fo> the past several years.?Thursdays
Columbia Record.
John D. DfsChamps Dead
Bishop ville, Oct. 31 -?John Henry
DcsChamps. 7t>, well known Bishop Nil..
plant, r. died at a Florence hospita;
this afternoon alter a short Illness
it. i- survived by his widow, Mrs.
Kd.th M< Cuti h.-i.n DesChnmps; two
brothers. L. S L>?:sCha:np8 of Sumter
and i?. \V. LmnChamps of Bishopville,
a sister, Mrs R. S. DenChamps, of
Pine wood, and a number of nieces
and nephews.
The total number of indictments in
the Federal government's drive started
In 1936. against vote frauds In
j Kansas City, Mo., la now 182. To date
there have been 9 trials and 46 convictions,
one plea of guilty and 12
pleas of no defense.
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General News Notes
Loyalist Myers of Hpatu aro rapoi t
ed to have shot down two Italian
bomber planus on the northern Me<"
torruiieun coast early Tuesday mora !
In*
A Mostiow dispatch *?f Tuesday,*
says that 31 persons, accused of be- '
lug "wreckers" of (be Hovlet govern-j
iuuut'u agricultural pluns, huve bceu
condemned to death this week.
Ralph Cox, of Aruphoe, Neb., reeeh
ud a package from a Chicago relative
lnat week, marked "Do not open mini
Chrlstmus." It was DO In the shudo .
the duy the package arrived.
The fifth Duke of Talleyrand, head ,
of a fumed French family, and hus- '
bund of the Duchess Anna Cold 'l'ul
leyrund, died In Furls on Monday 1
from a heart uttack, aged 78 years.
Secretary FerklnH declares, that '
factors Indicate an upturn in general >
business, pointing to Increased farm
Incomes and the likelihood of uu extensive
shipbuilding program.
A French flyer, using a seaplane,
flow from Fort Dyautey, French Morocco,
-to Macelo, Brazil, 3,437.5 miles '.
in 3-1 hours, 38 minutes, Setting up a J
new distance record for seaplanes.
President Roosevelt will make ?
broudcast on the evening of November
14 from Washington, on the new
unemployment census, which is to be 1
gin November 18.
Stainless steel bases for false teeth, ,
were displayed before dentists of wes- ,
tern Fenusylvunla at a meeting ot j
their association at Fittshurgh, hist j
week. They will be manufactured as i'
a cheaper substitute for gold. I ,
A strike of truck drivers all but L
stopped the deliveries of milk iu In- I
dlanapolls, hid , at the week end. De-1
liveries were stopped because of fear j j
of violence due to the Htrlkc |j
in wy tttfinc'rty wirh rhe 3D hard coar f
miners on a stuy-down strike in the 1
Fanther Creek valley of Fehnsytvaniu, <
7,50" fellow workers in the section j
went on a strike on Friday.
The federal government's deficit on '
Octbber 32 totaled $509,487,311. In 1
his latest budget revision, Fruslfleut ti
Roosevelt forecast the gross deficit at j
$895,245,000 on next June 30, when ^
this fiscal year ends.
The city council of Omaha, Neb., c
has decided that trailer colonies are c
health menaces and* ordered all families
living in the portable homes to
leave the city. If they do not leave
voluntarily the police will be called _
into action the council order stated.
The court of Dauphin county, Fenn ,
ius ruled that Sunday raids on gambling
places and similar establish-1 p
nents in that county are illegal, un-J
ess there has been a breach of the
peace. The ruling was made on thojjasis
of a 232-year-old statute.
Cameron Morrison, of Charlotte,
drmcr governor of North Carolina, c
ind former P. 8. senator, urged to I
>ppose Senator Reynolds in the pri-i
nary of next year, declines to run I.
md nominates Governor Clyde Hoey ;
or the honor. " j
Henrietta K. Garrett, widow of'n
iied In 1930. leaving an estate of $20,JOO.OOO
and 7.UUU persons have made g
;laims against the estate as alleged
lelrs, no will having been found. In.
he search foi^a will the court ordered
the opening of her graVe, on the
heory that a will might be hidden
within the casket with the corpse.
It Is claimed by H. H. Buckman,
consulting engineer for the Florida 8
cross-state canal, that there are 235
?,
pledged votes in the house and 55
senators pledged to vote for the proposal
when again brought up in conE
trese The proposed canal Is estlma,ed
to cost about $200,000,000.
The national committee to uphold
constitutional government in session
it Rochester, N. V , announced as its
lirst objective enrollment of 10,o0u,m?0
constitutional free men and women" ..
(dodged to support fur re-election of
congressmen who opposed the Fre-dlent's
court reform program.
Johnny Williams, aged 11 years is t
In jail at Raleigh, X C , after tearfully
confessing that he killed his
brother, Joseph Jvoe Williams, 19, 'hecause
he beat mo up." "He beat me \
often," declared the younger boy. "and
often 1 would have to go to bed after
he beat me."
Ramsey* Fotts, popular athlete at
the I'niversity of North Carolina, has *
resigned from tho Institution, declaring
that he could not conscientiously
keep silent about a violation of the
I
honor system, receiving financial aid
after declaring last winter that he did \
not. s
George Brunom&n, notorious gamb* i
ler of Dos Angeles, was shot to death
by gunmen in a dingy night spot Monday
night, the gunman smiling as he
poured his deadly bullets into tho j
gamblers body. A bystander was
killed and a young woman wuh !
Rrunen.an, was wounded twice In tho '
legs. The gunman escaped.
Oi t hi is usually the month for 1
thousand i f brilliant marriages in '
Japan, hut this year the work of Pan
Cupid has dropped to almost nothin.,
b < a i, of the large number of}*
marriageable young men In the Japanese
ar. y In China, and nuiny of th'-m
wilt never come hack, thus leaving ?
many young women who will never
marry.
J. O. Clarke, of tho U. 8. food and 1
drug administration, aided by scores ?
of officers, have confiscated all the s
elixir of sulfanilamide they have been
ab.e to find in middle and southern
states, after nearly fifty deaths have
been caused by the elixir Five deaths
in Georgia and several in Texas, are r
among the latest reported from the
effects of the elixir.
Ik
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Rotary Notes
i ?MLUJI . . 11
The luncheon Vrogram Thursday of
this week of the Camden Ilotury club
was In charge of L>r. John W. Corbett.
l>r. Corbett had as hia speaker Ilotarlan
A Stanley Llewellyn, who la a
member of the South Carolina Public
Service Authority aud from the eland
point of the Authority preaeuted a
very Interesting account of the Hantee
('coper power project. Mr. Llewellyn
gave the history of the project
and a word picture of what might be
expected from the project if its con* I
atructlon ia undertaken. He alao
answered the moat prevalent objec*
tiouu to the scheme in u very con*
v lining manner. At present the
whole mutter hangs in abeyance
iwalting the declalou of the Supreme
L'ourt of the United States aa to its
validity from a legal standpoint.
(iuuuls at the luncheon were Miss
Marguret Land and Col. Charles Baxter.
Man, Animals Killed by Bolt
Kllonboro, N. C,?One man, two
mules, and two cowa were killed, and
two men were injured Tuesday after-'
noon when struck by lightulug during
a severe electricul storm in lluthjrford
county William D. Waters of I
he Sunshine community and his two
nules were killed Instantly when j
ightning struck as he drove under
t shed with a loud of corn he had |
iust gathered. Miles Wright was inured
when he was struck by a bolt
is he was standing in the doorway
)f a sweet potato house near here,
[till Davis was found in a semi-con-1
clous condition at his home near El-j
enboro after being struck. His arms
md part of his body wore burned. |
toth men are expected to recover. Aj
lere aud another cow in the Sunshine i
o\v belonging to Hoover Jolly near f
ommuuity were killed by lightning. |
I
Wants-For Sale
"OR SALE?150 cords dry four foot;
pine wood. See S. C. Truesdale, at
DuKalb. or write P. O. Box, West-!
ville. S. C. 34pd I
"OR SALE?Fine grade Guernsey
inllch cow with young calf.?C. O. ,
Stogner, Camden, S. C. 34-36pd ;
OR SALE?Girl's bicycle for sale atreasonable
price. Address Mrs. R. |
A. Carpenter, Camden, S. C. 34 sb. j
) A R WI N TULIPS?First size bulbs,;
all colors. 50c per dozen; $3.75 per
hundred. The Camden Floral Co.,
Phone 193. 33-35sb j
NANTED?Old tires to retread.
We make them look
like new?Huggins Vulcan- i
izing and Re-Treading
Works, East DeKalb Street,
Camden, S. C. 32-35ab
:ARN WHILE YOU LEARN?The,
Crotts School of Beauty Culture is']
offering their course at a New Ix>w
Rate and Easy Terms. Places guar- ;
anteed to serve apprenticeship license.
Write for free catologue that
gives all the details of Carolina's
newest and finest school. Mrs. R.
F. Crotts, Manager, Albemarle, N.
C. 32-35 sb.
?N APDRAGON PLANTS-1?All colors.
50c per dozen. Pot grown. Now
[- is the time to plant for spring
blooming. The Camden Floral Company,
Phone 193, Camden, S. C.
32-34 sb.
ANSY PLANTS?Swiss Giants, 90c
per 100; Dutch Iris Imperator, $3
per 100; Tulips, separate colors,
$4 per 100. ?M^s, Robert Rembert,
Rembert, S. C 32-34pd
STRAWBERRY PLANTS?Mastodon
everbearing Strawberry. New,
large fall-bearing. Eighteen of the
larger ones fill a quart. Fine berries,
highly flavored, very sweet.
Most productive ever-bearer. 25 at i
$1.00; 50 at $1.75; 100 at $3.00. Ap-,
ply Camden Furniture Company,
(Inc.,) Camden. S. C. 32-34sb
-LOWERS- Real flowers In season'
and artificial flowers at all times
for funerals Write or call on Mrs. j
J Thomas ^aley, Bethune, S. C.,
. Route One. 32-34 pd. ,
-OR SALE?Two large corner lots;
adjoining. In best residential sec
tion of Camden. Will be sold at a ]
bargain For particulars call on H.
D. Niles, at Camden Chronicle office.
. 32tf
JTOCK PLANTS?All colors. 50c per
dozen. Pot grown. Now Is the time
to plant for spring blooming. The
Camden Floral Company, Phone
193, Camden, S. C. 32-34 sb.
40MOPPIN? Cures chicken sorehead.
WANTED?M o n u m e n t representaL.tive
In Camden and Kershaw county.
For particulars write Pageland
Granite Corporation, Pageland, S.
C. 31-34 gb.
FOR RENT?HOMES
1. 1S23 North Mill street, very desirable
and attractive six room home
In nice condition. i
2. 1506 Fair street, six rooms and j
sleeping port h, freshly painted Inside 1
and out 1
3. 414 Laurens street, eight rooms, j
two baths and sleeping porch. Has
been'freshly painted and papered. In
ax^ellent condition. 1
SHANNON REALTY COMPANY
Crocker Building Phone 7
30tf
COLUMBIA REFRlGERA T* IO N COMPANY?F.
R. Pardee, Manager. Sor-1
vice to all makes of Electric Refrlg-;
oration Our prices are right and (
nil work guaranteed. When in ,
need of service. Phone us. Day ;
phone 22663. night phone 3295?Co- j
lumbla Refrigeration Company, Inc., !
1732 Main Street, Columbia, s'. C. i
30tf
CARPENTER AND BUILDER?Be- !
fore you decide who should do your
any class of carpentry work?outwork.
telephone John 8. Myers, for
fde or inside. All work guaranteed.
specialize In cabinets end
screening. Any kind of furniture
repaired. I solicit your patronage
Telephone 263, John 8. Myers, 811
Church street. Cam den, 8. G. S9tL
^ .w-'.
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FOR RENT?Five room apartment,
Including bath. Freshly painted
and papered. located best residential
section. Apply Davidson Insurance
Agency, Camden, 8. C.
" v ' 8*36pd
FREE ROAD 8 KR VICE?creed's Filling
Station fifty-mile Free Hoad Service.
Call Telephone 480, Camden,
SC. 9 tr.
FOR 8ALE?Some fine farms at most
reasonable prices. Buy now aud
be prepared for next year?and the
future. See us now. Shannon Realty
Company, Crocker Building,
Phone 7, Camden, S. C. 2#tf.
HOMES FOR SALE
1. Very attractive home of six
rooms, in excellent condition, choice
location,* fruit trees, shrubbery, garden,
outhouses.
2. Six room cottage with three
bedrooms, sleeping porch, two baths,
hardwood floor in front rooms, large
lot, garage, fine trees, excellont location,
a genuine burgaln for quick sale.
3. A fine old Southern home of
nine rooms, in splendid condition.
Large lot. A bargain and exceptionally
easy terms
4. Also u list of other desirable I
properties In all sections of town.s
SHANNON REALTY COMPANY
Crocker Building Phone 7
30tf
FOR SALE?Homes, some on very
easy terms. Like rent. In all sections
of the city. See Shannon
Realty Company, Crocker Building,
Camden, S. C. 26tf
McMILLAN'8 NOMOPPIN-Curq,
sorehead.
HYAClNTH8-~Flr?t aiae bulbn, 16C
each, two for 26c. |1.25 per dozen
The Camdeil Floral Co,, Phone 1D3
38-36ab
IRI8?Dark blue Imperator. Large
size bulbs, 60o per dozen. $3.f>o
per hundred. The Camden Floral
Company, Phone 193. 33-35ab
THOXINE SOOTHES ALL THE
WAY DOWN . . THBN ACTS PROM
WITHIN. Get relief from Sore Throe:
and Coughs due to colds?and get it
quick. With very first jwallow.THOXiNE,
the internal throat medicine, soothes
1. 1 ? gfelagm,
ovtokwpo| rt umwm C(T9t9
hard swallowing. Unlike gargles that
reach only about "upper of irritation,
THOXINE also acts deep in throat
and through the system as well. Best lor
children, too. 100% satisfaction or druggist
returns your money. 35fi, 60^, $1.00.
8old by W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
City Drug Company
, a nJJfr--i Ji'^in - - - - ? , !i|
McLEOI) & McLAUCHLIN S
|t coal-wood |
i feed ? fertilizers j
i , T I t
|:; s _o !
CAMDEN'S I
Cut Rate
j RAZOR BLADESK>"d 10....27' j
WOODBURY S% 39'
BR0M0 QUININE SRS,... .24'
JAD SALTS KSi 43'
| LYSOL iSST 23'
LAVENDER LOTION VSiS? 39*
> i? H " " - '
' Ctrti/iiJ
Milk Magnesia
tooth
paste
?.37c
damp-On
BED LAMP
Chrom* or
Copp?r Fi?i?h
J49
Civei properly dif- J
fused lifht; complete
with cord.
"Su re-Tim*"
ALARM
CLOCK
F-lly QQC
Guar.
New end accurate
pedestal model.
olttfatn j
Lofoten
COD | i !
LIVER OIL Bj ;
f-" A3C E
PINT W*# | ;
!P?au Doax
(Po-Do)
i PLAYING
CARDS
tl ;,:r;;,r39c
R tcharfabla
BUBBLE
BOTTLE
Soda O 98
Syphon *"*
Ch?r*er? 10 for 60c
"Monarch" .
Hot Water
BOTTLE
I 59?
No ?eama to iplit.
Mor.f Hll 1
HAIR ! : I
BRUSH I I
Tranv QftC| !
HanJU I |
5 w?ve-like fowl o! I
tiff brUtle*. Sam- I |
II I
K alltr ?
ANALGESIC
BALM
C*n*rou? A OC
Tub, . .fO
Perfection
CLEANSING/.
TISSUES @
Bo* of
500 . . Jk ?
Comet in while end
choice of many paatel
ha-iy
Peau Doux Share Cream 3 7c
60c Alka Seltzer .... 49c
Hinkle Pills, 100's . . . 19c
35c Vick's Vapo Rub . . 27c
75c Listerine ..... 59c
Valu-Dent Tooth Brush . 12c
40c Fletcher's Cast or ia . 27e
$1.25 S. S. S. Tonic . . % 99c
75c Ball-Ans 59c
MilkofMatnoaiaL.pt. . . 31c
7Sc Do?'s Pills* .... B?C _
' ?
l?0c Phtflips CreaJrns . . 49e
VtlentineH*irTone,6oL 39c
60c Italian Balm .... 44e
60c Woodbury Fm? Powi?f 39C
' iq-Tar Shampoo, 6 ox. ? 37c
35c Odorono . . . . . 31?
60c Drena Shampoo . 49e I
SOcIpanaToolbPaalo . 39c
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