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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE H. O. NtLfcS. bUltor and Proprietor Published ovary Friday at Number 1 lin> North ltroad .Street, and entered at i tie. ? ainden, South Carolina t'ontoltlo# la acvuud cilia* mall iiwlUr. l'rlco pox Yeui )'i Oil. No subscriptions taken for i?-mh than Six Months. In till Instances (tie Hiibxcitpliuti mice is due and payaM*? lit advance, All xulmurlplluiu sou <?<?> lied when subscriber fulls to renew, I; ? j.i. ?.en 11 il III New Yolk by the Annul" an I'ii-mm AHrtucliition tiiul elMewhor* by ill reliable Advertising Agencies We .*< ci'|it no advertising of u doubtful nuluii ami try to piotecl our pnlioits from! in let pi cae ut a t loll by Advert lacrn No I.U|iioi Advertisements accepted at uay price Friday, November 12, 1937 thTgood old days j The rn/.oi back nog, tuong with tin) si nih cow ami the hitching i><?>?t. has lung jiltiLO disappeared from tbo piucy woods count1 v Surely wo arc living in a now age. but tiro wo really and truly bettor oil than wore our predei i'HH( : ? The r.i/.ot back hog had Ills irn.il points llo had to bo run down w lib hound* at killing tlino. That gavoj i ho hound ownor an excuse for keeping hoiiitila. It also gave hint tin oxi u.-vo loi buying western ntouts tor ' li i * ? I on ft lis of I ho V oa i 'llo hoi'.M' <i ml buggy had tholr good j points, tli antlpap or pa could louvs 'own Saturday evening with a < ouple I oi ill Inks loo uiany and tho old Ki'oy i , pi;ii, would carry 11ini straight home without getting hint into a hcud-utij lollislon wllh another car whoso ill ivol' had rocoiitly partaken oi a lib' ial portion of Kin I ho roads in them Kood old days wore not itllvo with bandits, kidnapers' and killers Thorn was no Kroat strain, on the part of tho population to got-' rich iiuiuk A Kontlotnati who posess.. | ( . d a long flowing hoard or a pair ot 1 .sidt hurus. a matched team of prauc-i in - ha v s and a two seated buggy wlth.^ rod wheels, was Just about as big a in in ,i - one could wish. N<11kmI> (Iosiroil to travel a hundred mile? in an hour in order to make j hiin-M'lt conspicuous at a night club' utiiit , loo Politics consisted mostly id bunnies-, orators by I bdiioci ats who s. in I'd tin- (Uitragonus tariff pl.te-j , n i,n 1 In- . ixint r> by tho Itepublleans, j Mo- t potipb lived whore they kept ' th.tr horses and buggies unless it j ha pp< nod to b. a boi so garage Most J w,,.,o .. w ei . sat is tied with a now bat . .. , a. p., ti,ore lli.ili '. * every live j ' ,,i i v, \ ...i i s That being t he < a.so i j i, i Inn i lie- were not turned into a . fashion display on Sunday. it oidn't take a woman in them j gin ii i.hi days two hours to spend a ipi.n t-r in a ten-cent store Tlp re sv, | ,. n,, ten coll!?i-iiuos Onions?worn - 'uiunons and nobody knew the difJolt in e. j Still we should he proud of living: m tt progressive age. although we may not know what in particular to he proud of -Sylvester Kin ) Local. CONSERVATION WEEK IS ( FINE FOUR-H OPPORTUNITY <" v Clemson Nov ti.?"South Carolina's ( 4 II members will again have oppor- t lunity to observe Conservation Week , by promoting conservation activities ( in tie ii ('omniunities," says Dan Lew- r is, state hoys' club agent, calling at- j tention to Coventor Olln D John- , -tin' proclamation proclaiming Noa":,' 11 'Jn as t'onset vat ion Week and Friday November 19. as Arbor Day L ".Tobabty no other organization in 1 j *>. ha.-> a greater opport unity j, ih.i.. !i tint's nut only to practice L , n;, i r-aiion in. 1 hods but t?? 11 y t o ( edin a . others to the value of con- j j serving our naurai resources,' Mr , Lewi- continues. r "ih. second state 4 11 conservation f camp held at Camp l>o?g In Sep- , tember was a great success and this ( was due mainly to the lnterost man- j iTested by the eighty-three county t dele. Htes who came together with one f actf r to receive training along this t line rralnlng. however, means very ( little unless what one is taught hi j put :c o practice. 1' Is proclamation the chief exe- j uita says that the planting and I ?are trees and the protection of , gam- nd song btrds. water resources, an ; flowers are uot only econom- . 1c measures but they contribute tt i 11. our slate and the en-I, joy: of our homes. ,( : \ ,i' i.iii W eek offers an add- , -<1 () continue practicing tin , : .ii. jpics learned at the conser-j, v n: i :111 i j THE SUN DO MOVE" e-hua ( tt; ' ak? a wspaper an!. - ind still in N?_-w berry. O. F. Arm id bought the Herald and News ft- oted it over breaker-, u^ he ,r nine years He sold out to tw. it.g Virginians. Their Journa-1 llstlc life In the good old city was u?,, j ml uneventful before going into t wallet of the Newberry Observer t is said that tho smell of prln-; tor's i .k never leaves the nostrils. At any ra e w hen the light of the Herald j and News was sniffed out, Editor and Kr I' tsher Armfleld. again entered the fray with "The Bun" to shine on the r .11 billies or bloated plutocrats, still In darkness ?Calhoun Tlmeu. Six Acquitted of Conspiracy Charge Columbia. Nov ?i A Federal court, jux > ilulibciaLuil IrhH tliuu 2" mill- ^ uIch hero today lu acquitting two1 i law enforcement u IT leers and four ollmi'h oil a charge 'onspiiii?K to, violate lh?< federal alcohol ml Slate Highway I'airol I.lent James iTcid Ilutto. J L Dollurd. suspended! Sumter county i ui ui policeman, Hazel ; Maxi-y. J C Parrot l, Sam McLumb and O'Neal Lawrence, all of Sumter county, wore the defendants. I he trial lasted live days and the verdict was rendered by a Jury which loat Its foreman laat night because of 11111 c S s Ilutto and Lollard were the laat dofeiiae wltneaa and both denied tli** j government's charges. I he former swore ho wan guiltless oi accepting bribes to permit bootlegging and swore he was at Summerton at the time two government witnesses testified he drove Into the yard i of one and accepted a $1U bribe. Hallos statement was backed by. live other defenae witnesses. Uollard swore he never seized an automobile which he did not turn over to tlw* proper authorities, that he and Jim Lee, the c hief government J witness, never participated In any j liquor shipment hi jacking; and thati he never received any money for Ilutto. 4-H DAIRY TEAM MAKES GOOD j SHOWING IN NATIONAL CONTEST Clemson, Nov. t? The 4-H calf clllh Ictnonst rat ion team w hich represent* j d South Carolina in the national ialry demonstration team contest at he National Dairy Show, Columbua, )hio. won eighth place in the contest I ,vlth thirty-eight states competing. The team was composed of two Saluda county calf cluh hoys, Virgil Cor-J and Henry Hare, and was coached! by Claude Koth'-ll, Saluda county j farm agent, and T. F Cm ley, c\tcn-1 <ion dairy specialist, both of whom , iccompanicii the team to Columbus. I The team's demonstration in the | ontest was permanent pasture 1m-' Movement through fertilization, a -object that has been studied and ills- J -tissed by dairymen and extension, workers throughout the country for lie past few years "This was the first year that South 'arcdlna has sent a team to this na-' ional contest." says Mr. Cooley. who | Ic-els that the record made by this ? date's team Is very creditable. The Kraft-Phenix Cheese CorporaIon. of Chicago, has sponsored tho < ontests In till the states. The awards offered by this company are as fob j ows: Gold and silver medals to tho j list and second winning teams In uch county; a trip to the national ontest and the National Dairy Show vith all expenses to the state winning ( earn; a $250 agricultural collego icholarshlp for each member of the earns winning first in each of the four I'nited States regions at the lational contest; a $400 scholarship i or each member of tho team winilng the national contest Lugoff Club Met > The November meeting of the Lu* off' Home Demonstration club was ieId on Wednesday afternoon, at the', lut) hull S? V The devotional for No* < .ember was in charge ot Mrs. N. P. . ' Icttys The secretary, Mrs. Karl j tosehorough. being absent, the min-| ites of the October meeting and the 1 oil call were- omitted. The treasur- 1 >r, Mrs. Karle Truesdale, gave her report. Then the members of the! ; dub planned for the meeting to be leld in December. This year the club ias decided to hold a night meeting ind Invite all their friends to come ind practice ChriBtmaa carols with :hem, then Join In games for the mung people. Mrs. J. W. A- Sanders and Mrs. lames Roseborough hare been appointed to take chargo of the refreshnents to be served. When plans for the party were comMote, the mooting was turned over to Miss Powell, the Home Agent, who1 chowed many attractive gifts that the' dub members could make for Christmas M iss Thomas, the Tuberculosis atirse for Kershaw county, thon gave i very interesting and Instructive talk mi the 'Origin of the Christmas] Seals " and a short description of her work in the county and the cheerful message that tuberculosis could bo', wred If the person had an early diag- ] im >s i s Visiting with the club at this meet-: in* was Mrs L. I Guion from the j Camden C.ardon club, who told how i garden club was organized and . some of the interesting gardens open] to members of a garden club Lugoff Home Demonstration club Is fortun-' ate in having a chairman of beautl-. tkatlon. who is very much interested ; In gardens and Mrs. James Ros?- J borough is doing good work in hsr department. j DeKalb News Notes Westvlllo, Nov. tOyj-Thin bolng Amuricuu education week throughout the nation, superiiilendent Hush, t M, t aside Wednesday as parents day | tit Huron DeKalb school Approxl 'mutely thirty patrons visited in Lhu Ht hool during the day most of then. , remaining the entire day. No spoct-?ll> program was arranged us Mr Huso , \s as desirous of having the patrons, observe the regular schedule ??' ,l 1 school day. The teachers were host , esses to the visitors serving at the lunch hour delightful sandwiches and coffee Kev. J H. fusion, pastor of, the First Hapt 1st church. Camden. , spoke (luring chapel at 12:30 and he j brought a very interesting measure as only this gifted speaker could | bring. Mrs. Kathleen H. Watts, the. county superintendent, was present, and spoke briefly. As a patron, we thank the entire, faculty for the opportunity ot turn-ing hack a i?ago of time" and becoming a pupil hgaln. Which re j minds one of the lines. "School days, j school days; dear ole 'Golden Kule j days; reudin' and rltin" and rlthme- .tie; taught to the tune of the hickory! st Irk." Miss Alma Smith, member of tl.sj Heath Springs school faculty, spent the week end as a guest of Mr. and J Mrs. Sam Truesdule On last Monday Mrs Shelby Trues-| dale was hostess to members of her i bridge dub. Mrs. A H. Williams and Mrs Sain Truesdule were winners of high and low prizes. respectively Mrs. C. 10. Ogburn captured low prize.J Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mobley and, family, of Heath Springs, visited Mr. j and Mrs. T. J. I'each on last Sunday j Mr and Mrs. Melvln Truesdule of, near Camden; H C. Truesdule and; daughters, the Misses Verlle, Watiza [ lee and Hobble Truesdule. of Hoykin. visited relatives here Sunday. Ut v. I. 1> llainer, pastor of Damascus Methodist church, left lues,lav to attend the Methodist Cooler j ence being held at Marlon this week. Mr and Mi s. I'. L. Anthony and j laiully of Kock Hill, visited Mr. Anthony's father, G. M Anthony, who is seriously ill at the home of an other son, .1 C Anthony. We are t glad to report he Is somewhat lilt- i proved at this writing. Miss Virginia Truesdule, of Ker shaw, visited her parents. Mr. and . Mrs K S. Truesdule, over the week end Mrs Nannie Clarke and Mrs. lien nie Addison Sisiare. t?t ! lat were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H Stokes Sunday. Mrs (' K. Oghiirn. Mrs .1 H t D burn Mrs. A H. Williams and .Mrs I, t' t'lyburn, Jr., attended a miscellaneous shower given at the home of Mrs Willie Catoe in Kershaw Friday afternoon complimenting Miss Annie Mae Roberts, bride-elect of this muni h Mr and Mrs. Hoyt .McCaskill and voung son. Hoyt, Jr., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Henry Truesdule. Miss Mary Olive Yarn spent the week end visiting in Columbia and I .eesville. Mrs. L. C. Clyburn. Jr.. and Mrs. J. II Civ bui n were joint hostesses at the home oT tne iormer i hursday eve-: lung, giving a chicken supper compli-. menting Miss Gillian Hegler. of t am-j ileti hospital nurses training school, j Their guests included Miss Hegler, , Misses Wilma Sills and McCoy, of Camden hospital; Mr. and Mrs. Ver-1 lion Williams, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Cly-1 burn. Mrs. A. B. Williams, C. G. Du- \ Hose and Harold Littleton. Bethany W. M. S. met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. T. C. Fletcher of the 3C's community. In connection with this meeting a call for a linen shower for the Baptist Hospital, In Columbia, was nobly responded to. Lucius C. Truesdale, of Columbia. Thorn Truesdale, of Camden, and Mr. und Mrs. George Jordan, of Columbia. visited their father, L. M. Trueslale Sunday. ? , | Mrs E J Bailey, of the Dry Creek, section of l>ancaster county, was a cuest Monday afternoon of Mrs. Sam I ruesdale. Mr and Mrs. L. C. Clyburn, Jr. I hi Hose and Harold Littleton attend d the football game in Camden Frilay night between Camden and Newlurry which resulted in tin? Bulldogs chalking up another win to their already long list of victories. Misses Minnie Breedlove and Mary Dllve Varn were supper guests Tut-s Jay of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Barfleld K C Truesdale, Jr., small son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Truesdale. is greatly improved from a recent 111 ness. w, O Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Minor Gaskin, Sunday, October 31, a son. Mrs L. D Broome delightfully entertained members of her bridge club Monday afternoon at her home. Mrs ( Shelby Truesdale was awarded high score and Mrs. Cyril B. Busbeee low Ambrosia, cake and tea was served by the hostess, assisted by her daugh- ' ter, Helen. j Mrs. C. E. Ogburn and children spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. j L J Faulkenberry near Kershaw Mr. and Mrs. J C. Hilton had aa ; guests Sundav. Mrs Arthur Hyatt, of Cassatt. and Miss Ella Dalne Hilton, j of Sumter Mrs J. H Haston was hostess to a lovely miscellaneous shower given to , Mrs Vernon Williams, a recent bride. Thursday afternoon, from 3 to five o'clock. Mrs C F Hilton was hostess to the DeKalb home demonstration club on 'Tuesday afternoon at her home. Mr and Mrs L C Cly bunt. Jr. and little daughter. Margie Ann, spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Clyburn's parents, Mr and Mrs W K Hegler, ol I .a iu aster Mr and Mrs. K L Barlleld spent, last Wednesday in Columbia Misses Annie Lee Smith and Min- i nie Hodges spent Wednesday night in Blshopvillo. The Baron DeKalb faculty attended the district teacher's meeting in Ches- , ter Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs D F. Owens and j daughter. Miss Mildred, wore guests' of Mr. and Mrs Sam Truesdale Su-o, day. w Mr and Mrs. F L Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. L C Clyburn. Mrs A B. j Williams and Mrs. C. E Ogburn at-; tended the Kershaw county singing convention held at Thorn Hill church, | Kershaw Sunday afternoon. Rotary Notes The luncheon program Thursday of iho Camden Rotary club watt under Iho direction of Marlon lleyuiau. Mr. Heyinan nave an IntertuRlng account of the origin of the name of the city oi Camden bringing Into It un out line of the life of Charles Pratt, Lord Camden, for whom our city watt nam* ed In recognition of hi* able advocacy of the rights of the American colonies in the days prior to the Revolution. As part of his program, Mr. lleyman had letters addressed to him from numerous other numesake cities and towns throughout the country having Camden as their name telling him of their own towns. Another feature of the program was, a moving picture depleting; the relief j work done by tho American Ked Cross' during the past year in the flood-1 stricken regions. The picture was shown by Kotarian Jack Mullen. Charles Kirkland was a guest at the meeting. The visiting Kotariuns , were Alvln Riley, of Columbia, Chas. N Ramsey, of Reaver Falls, Pa., and Norman Armstrong, of White Plains, New York. I _ | News Of Interest In And Near Bethune: Rethune, Nov. 10.?Mr. and Mrs. J. A Rethune and children of Umcuster, were Sunday guests of the Crow- , ell Rethune family last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hilton delight-' fully entertained the young ladies' class of the Rapt 1st Sunday school last Thursday evening with a chicken supper, followed by a sweet course. , This class has Mrs. David Holley as teacher and was complimented by the Hilton's for its superior attainments. Miss Hyatt of Columbia, was the week end guest of Mrs. W. It. Rozier. The women of the Methodist church are observing week of prayer for missiens this week The interesting programs are being led by Miss Mary Arthur. I he Rev. and Mrs. F. M Lindler announce the birth of a daughter on Tuesday, November 12. They have named her Leah Dorcas. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Whitley announce ilie arrival of a son on Sunday, November 2. .Mrs Spencer, of Greensboro, N C . has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Louis Bird. 1 he Y. W. A. met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Haley An interesting program was led by the president. Miss Myrtis Mango Fruit was served the members, all being present?wlim?the ?-i.cepHun?uf?only one. ! Mrs. Arthur Gardner, of Wagener, lias been a recent guest of her purents, the Z. P. Gordons. Mr. and Mrs.. M. C. Mason and little daughter, Katherine, spent Sunday in Florence. The November meeting of the pa-1 rent-teacher association was held at the high school auditorium Friday t evening. On arrival, the guests were , introduced to the receiving line com- J posed of members of the school fac-: ulty. A short business session was held with the president, Miss Stella Rethune, presiding and a number of; names were added to the roll. A de- j llghtful program of songs and read- , ings was given by Mrs. Frank Lee, Miss Sara Grey Proctor, Miss Ix>uise Ortinan, Miss Martha Thompson and Miss Sura Rector. Punch and waters were served during the evening. Mrs. A. B. McLaurin and the Rev. ' C. S. Floyd are attending the Methodist annual conference being held in Marion this week. C. E. Braswell and children visited relatives in Chesterfield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold King, of Bishopville, visited the former's parents, the M. G. Kings, during the week end. Jail Has Trusties Only Hendersonville, N. C.?Hard times have fallen upon the Hendersonvllle county jail. Only three prisoners comprise the population, all being; trusties. The new jail's prison list j is at Its lowest ebb since its construction. Wants-For Sale L08T?Pair rimless eye glasees. Re- j tuYn to Camden Chronicle and recalve reward. 35ab i PROTECT YOUR CASH, VALUABLE! 8ECURITIE8 and other papers. A bargain in a burglar proof, time-1 lock, manganese steel safe, cost j new $1,500. Three timers and all . in perfect condition. Can be seen at office of Kershaw Production Credit office in Crocker Building. Terms if desired Submit offer to J. B. Wallace. 220 Jackson avenue, Yazoo City. Miss. 39sb PIANO FOR SALE?Lester upright Piano in good condition, for sale cheap Apply 4 17 Chesnut street, Camden, S. C 35pd DOG LOST?On October 12. one medium size male Setter, white, with red spots. Answers to name of "Sammy". Reward of $25 if returned to R E. Mclver. Florence. S C 35-37 pd FOR RENT 314 Chesnut street, November 15, > seven rooms, lavatory and two baths,' double parage. 1506 'Fair street, six rooms, bath and slevplng porch. Just renovated, i 1711 North Broad street, nine rooms and two baths, steam heated. Excellent condition. Servant's house and . double garage. SHANNON REALTY COMPANY i Crocker Building Phone 7 I FOR RENT?Small furnished or unfurnished apartment, private bath Apply Mrs J O. Mc^askill, 1607 Broad street, Camden, S. C. 35pd FARMS FOR 8ALE?We have dealrablo farms In ull sections of the county. Prices art) probably lower than they will be again. See ua now Shannon Realty Company, Crocker liullding, Phone 7, Cainden. S C. 36tf [CHRISTMAS PR E8ENT?Make a , Christmas present for yourself. A garment made of the faiuoua Bernat Yarn. Free knitting lu! structlona given with each garment purcbuaod. Phone or cull at Marlon Frances Inn, Camden, S. C. 35pd WANTED?For special sales work, men with cars, Applicant must be free tp travel state and be energetic. Salary of $2.00 per day paid in addition to liberal commissions. Reliable thin and chance for promotion. See J. 11. Horton, Commercial Hotel, Friday and Saturday [ nights, 7 to 8 o'clock, Camden, S. C. 36pd WANTED?To buy near here one 20 or 30-ft steel tower and 300 gallon Cypress tunk in good condition. P. 1). Stokes, Caasutt, S. C., Route 2. 35 pd. DARWIN TULIPS?First size bulbs, all colors. 50c per dozen; $3.75 por hundred. The Camden Floral Co., Phono 11>3. 33-35sb WANTED?Old tirea to retread. We make them look like new?Muggins Vulcanizing and Re-Treading Works, East DeKalb Street, Camden, S. C. 32-35sb EARN WHILE YOU LEARN?The Crotts School of Beauty Culture is offering their course at a New Low Rate and Easy Terms. Places guaranteed to serve apprenticeship license. Write for free catologue that gives ail the details of Carolina's newest and finest school. Mrs. R. F CroMs, Manager, Albemarle, N. C. 32-35 sb. FOR SALE?Two large corner lots adjoining. In host residential section of Catndeu. Will be sold at a bargain. For particulars call on H. I). Niles, at Camden Chronicle office. 32tf COLUMBIA REFRIGERATION COM PANY?F. U. Pardee. Manager Her- H vice to all makes of Electric KefiIteration. Our price* are right ami H nil work guaranteed. When u, need of service, Phone us dh> H phone 22663. night phone 3295?Co lumbla Refrigeration Company, in, H 1732 Main Street. Columbia, S c FOR SALE?Fine grade Guernsey milch cow with young calf. -C. o Htogner, Camden. S. C. 34-36pd CARPENTER AND BUILDER -lie fore you decide who should do your any cIusb of carpentry work -out I work, telephone John 8. My em. for wide or Inside. All work guarun I teed. specialize In cabinets nnd screening. Any kind of furniture I repaired. I solicit your patronaae Telephone 268, John 8. Myers, 81* I Church street. Camden, 8. C. *?tf FOR RENT?Five room apartment, I including bath. Freshly painted and papered, located host residen- I tlai sectiim. Apply Davidson lnsut ance Agency. Camden, H. C. 33-35pd FREE ROAD 8EH V ICfc?creed's Fill. I ing Station fifty-mile Free Road Se vice. Call Telephone 486, Camden, I SC. ? tf HOME8 FOR SALE I 1. Very attractive home of .sic rooms, in excellent condition, choii - location/ fruit trees, shrubbery, g? den. outlumses. fl 2. Six room cottage with thu-,. H bedrooms, sleeping porch, two bat lis. I hardwood floor in front rooms, larue lot, garage, ttne trees, excellent lo<-;t- I lion, a genuine bargain for quirk sale 3. A fine old Southern home of nine rooms, in splendid condition Large lot. ~A bargain and exception- I ally easy terms. 4. Also a list of othor desirable properties in all sections of town. SHANNON REALTY COMPANY Crocker Building Phone 7 HYACINTHS?First size bulbs, 15c each, two for 26c. $1.25 per dozen. The Camden Floral Co., Phone 193. 33-35sb IRIS?Dark blue Imperator. Large size bulbs. 50c por dozen. $3.50 per hundred. The Camden Floral Company, Phone 193. 33-35sb I CAMDEN'S Cut Rate Absorbine, Jr., $1.25 size 98c j Yicks Vaporub, 35c size 27c 8 Vicks Vatronal, 30c size 25c | 149 Cold Kit 98c I Mentho Tissues 22c I Wine of Cardui 69c I Yeast and Iron, 250 tablets ? $1.39 * I Peruna, $1.25 size $1.09 j Dr. Miles Nervine, $1.00 size 89c j Swamproot, $1.00 size 89c I Milk of Magnesia, pint 31c I Cod Liver Oil, pint 63c j Mineral Oil, pint 39c I Agarol, half pint 69c I Creosoted Emulsion 79c I Jergens Lotion, $1.00 size 89c I Lavender Lotion 39c I Alcohol, pint 14c I Lucky Tiger Shampoo, $1.00 size .59c I MUM, 60c size ^ 49c I Ovaltine 49c I Malted Milk, 1 lb 47c I IPablum, 5 oz 42c | SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL I ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES I j 10-Tuhe Kadette Radio $18.95 I 7-Tube Kadette Radio ....... $16.95 I Electric Iron, Heat Control ... $3.98 I Chromium Cheese Tray 98c I Electric Toaster 89c I **** *- " ?