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Farms For Sale
We have several Federal Land
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Bank farms in Kershaw County for
sale. Lons Terms. I>ow rate of interest
See, Write or 'Phone
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A. C. BRADHAM
S-ecretar-/ Treaaorer. Nat.onal Farrr Loan Anoctjti;:Offca
Carrvd+M, S. C.
H. G. BATES, SR.
Rest Ettrif Salesman. Fe4era? Land Bank
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FO"R NATIONS RACE
FOR OCEAR AIRWAYS
DosiettiMi of N??tli Atitntac
Flying Is Soaskt
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?tf d* wwMl tfee K?rtb MlsWiir
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as IS* r*t* t? eotaJb&Mfc cacosoe-ioud
ajr btt? ?<o Ewrcspe
and Morefe Anxwsw*. amA wHbcjrver
eao 4?MM? KcarCh
fly-sag v*32 U fwe-essutwwd tb*
wara<to?iJ awsatanHB tbe I
earth. "* be state*
"F? two yein t?<e Ifnoled Bute*
Lad the wfSMpEc^nsl, tbe sk"2 i
?d tfc* e3qperjee*c? V> ertafc^h <
au traoipcet between Eanpe \
RctW AflMncs," be peMi ?ah j
*"F?e lie wasne pe-raod France atd ]
0;vucj have fceeo flr?* ^ j
South Ailazstac. Bui Great j
Las r?ct been ready. and e**tlwot
her ojcmetnt Dotz-dy cao racve in
the NW> AUaoRie- Xmt at i*-?*
she a reaij to neat wrch her oc*mpesaiosv.
EUAdU AdrvaUit
"So far as tviauos is otoceiei
is** * j tSe North Atlantic is a Brh??A
pc*r*d. E^gl a^'d holds the air
iivirlijei toecarawe ccssffr-1?
the terauBai* With ffyrsg ?S'-LT
rr-ec.: srhat ^ is now. there are coly
too leasibje r cures thai waB pcy
divsdcEiiis to st iocs' ajriers. aya,Da ,r -t
to the transatlantic flyer One ?
by rt; cd Xewfci'atrtfland and Ira
the cerer na Bemuada ana
the Azores, and EbeUoI control*
both these route*. *'
Contrary to the general bebrf
the air as a/, free
* 'Tte feesiieEceffi who dmded tne
k<4 at Versailles saw to that" be
goes at. "The World war Lad advanced
a via tacxQ as _nucfe as twenty
years of peace ocwid Lave dore
It was evident that ft< p?ianes
wharh Lad crossed mitemaiaceta'
borders to dr-c?p becnhs could also
fly across wrth samples and salesmen
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'Trerticrt. me treaty jr-ajurs
voted y *- '. uitema tscctai law tr.e
pf-iv-T.'^ ira; c-:c-trc?l of the -axid
carried ?:f :t tne c^cittrol of ve
> ~ - ai>o?e tr-at t-ar>i. a r>tt tLa. -j
arxraft co'^c R? cner fcrea^a "er7-vt-ry
v ,t-perriisaax of the ' - -re,
gr r t?ve rrreot. *'
A_*? er>:a r^a-5 certaic advantages
ir. tine air race, however. She tas
tested ccearx eca-p-ment ar-a
trailed pers*:>GheL and Pan Air.er.c
art .Airways has aLr; agreerrer.:
srtth Irr.penal .Arsarj and a.s-0
h'jd.s r.g.tts rt Greer.land and I:eianci
France's Porvitxm.
France as m a good pes;titer to
rr afce?advantageoi.5 trades the
North Atlantic, because of the Ktuatior.
on E-tirope and the Orient
Bntaoc's shtrtest air route to ber
Afncac and Asoatsc ooiocnes lies
across France, and French IndoChma
xs on the direct route from
Singapore to Hang Kocg. France
also as ready to fir the North Atlantic
Germany has less to trade
with England. But she has the
zeppelins. which ftr noo-stop from
Germany to New York. And German
planes are now flying the narrower
Strrtfi Atlantic with the aad oi
mother ships permanently statooned
in rr.yi-ocear.
"So." he cx>ncii>de5. "it seems
bte^v tha! el? the natim:? wriil
emerge w:th. sc?methmg. and the
set-up may be som_etrung Lite- thus
Great B* .".a .r. and me L tiles
!y partners fthe
.P'-* _ . p if vie*. v? IrrA.
~v ; * r e y:". 'cr*.*r'r^-f
- ?; a spur 5er~~.tr fivru
Oldest Savings Account
Found in New York
Nev York ?The oldest savings
account. aii probability, m the
United States and possibly m the
world rests m a Manhattan aank.
it was learned by workers of the
Federal Writers' project checfcmg
facts for the forthcoming New York
City Guide Book Interes\ on the
S15 originally deposited m 1819.
amounts now \o S3.4S5 03
Tr.is account was opened xr. the
Bank for Savings on August 19.
Iil9. in tr?e name of John S
Thome, a newborn child None of
tr.e money w as ever withdrawn,
ard Thome lived to a rpe old age
After r.ts death, r.ts heirs fo: seni.irr.er.tai
re-ss.r $ tept th e a<c -or.:
oC, ve h y pre r.a:.>r. of tr e " assr..
c.-e:.'..-; -f l?:
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i w-' r i; - ?? -fm '.e
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. A-..-a .AN { .:'; ^ ? omen
j ->f "-r U-r-d Tr.e choid
- - -* "-r r?i &-z three rears
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*. .oe cittze?Ship query c; me to
Or>e;da couu:> frotr. La Feria. JI
Tea-ii. wurre s-e has ap-plaed
for old a je reL.rf The 'cbhf*
. s r.-v. 1 *r_ -Anna Lowarth Sbe
mur* e si is a citixer
PLAN MORE TALSn-C
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- , J^uut **?* * and Pavr'*po ]
>bfc* 4c* *31 men. cr-asy <A M.ars.
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C Talk** tiociu w** beec dirtrsb- i
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*a.ste n the l>,*ei StoW*. &<***&
imd Afcttfc*. ? ?* ^rir _fj*" i
ja L?i**Ba?? *rd UafxAu^ I
Mr VStta** Mod _
A uaal C?1 maciui** "** i
U*c m.*de and Aa?rMed by tj* j
L^ssary cf Cangr*** *pcei*?r ?? j
i't.^ ?o)?t tfcrcwgb ?i? oematis****
fear the Wand *rd *? *^axn
dotrdbacsotf brfarar** erf the ?*?
library Free dwtnM**? "* ^
p-, u? serum->c!r.J t?csi_*es. h^?pctalx.
community center*
rr places wbe-re there are ^amd pe*T^e
machine* are loaned foe
am ^ude&ruK' petfood Jt**5 fcS ^*f^ry I
boota u? ic*ri?i fc* tiro ***~ |
T^e bkr>d re-adetf niay keep the
mutrhrvf and for I
rectoris AS often as be d**11**.
Both machine* arid records arC
rmlied fcte ? special ocotamersT]
Martin Roberts, assistant fcbraiiaj
of *te Library Q* Congress and
federal director of the project, estrrr
a ted tAat S,?? more talking
becks ccxiid be made, wnh severe .
hundred spring-driven machine* for
us* Ki localities where there is no
eAectfricity !
Records for the talking x.e
made by raduo ax?d Siage artists. I
many cd whom dceiaie their serv- |
see*.
Dinosaur Trail Found
in Texas Extend. 75 Feet j
Austin. Teias ?A trail rr.ade W.- |
ryX} ji?>l? years ago by a precis torse,
three tce*d dir*cs-a-r wadlr.g in t-.e <
udal fiats of *ra; was then a gri^ j
cx'verir.g half cf Texas, is being
re-rcciructei a: the Univers../ of :
Texas.
Tre trail the longest of dinosaur ;
tracks ktk'*~?shows piairtly 1"
fcctprmts of the monster. The trail
a as fouTjO irs Cow nouse creek in .
Ham J von cor.ty ;
Other u^t'Setc tracts we.e d^scovered
it. tr. \"}cnuty, b Jt norie
equaled the ?r>d of Cowhouse creek j
?e im. portance.
" 7>je footprints, extending 75 j
feet along the bed ol the creek, had
;T :~r ?.5 foot -ai'm!l1
as it took steps five feet in length
while searching for food. Dr. H. B.
SlenrH. geologist, said
The muck the dnaosaur walked in
was tumntg mto Limestone, and
the tracks left by its three toed feet
were preserved
W. S. Strain, field man for the
division of geology of the university.
supervised the work of quarrying
out the footprints The stones
have been shipped to Austin, and
11 of the 17 tracks will be exhibited
at the university tins summer.
Soviet Output of 1936
Autos H Set M 16VH
Mcisc7?' ?Government plans caJ j
for tr e cc-nstructKr-n of lol.S-X' aut--- j
rr.-obiies :r. the Scv.et Union :r. 1JJ6 ,
:-t-mpared w ,tt H.710 produced m .
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? ' r ---n - - T "
:^rei -- :- r . - c :e - t
o $< c ' ku * ^ ^ ?' i
pr-AiJCra t > T ^ a-4*
torr.tbiie p.ar.t I; a . " have an j
eight cyii-de" mvmr ^f 11'.' rcrre j
power and a rp-ee-d approarhir.g ! >? J
m.iies an hour F our thousand of
tr.-ese will be produced during the
year, according to plans.
First new sedans of the five passenger
type are scheduled to leave
the production lines of the Gorki
automobile plant soon The government
has announced that they
will be constructed with the precision
of American automobiles
and furnished with every comfort,
"ever including ash trays " These
w^rs wiU t>e of 52 horse power The
1?C6 manufacturing que:a is L3.COO.
Mental Patients Get Jobs
That Lead to Normalcy
Harr-sburg Pi ? T-ere is no ur>emp-l-ojTr.ent
p-or'em ir Per.nsy!va
rua s rr. e1- ta! tr -'..-' u* 5
The s'j'e le'anr.?"" :>* *e.ia:e
re; :rij t. a' of : 3 3... '4 i
n 22 su. r. , ?* -* f - - * :r?
;.,ncrd .? i t -; ' -. a I c?c |
C - :
'ips i. a :t z..*.*. n jir.-es .
_v. .. ' -d^Crt: a.'.'or/.es oe:*eve !
will j rove of greatest benefit in I
fg-s, g th.en. to r^orrraicr.
Clasire Gainea Pigs
Toiedj? Greased pigs used to
enliven smaB-towm July Fourth celebrations
may be the most slippery
to some people, but keepers at the
Toledo zoo say the ordinary guinea
pig is one of the hardest to catch.
It four good sure-handed
men. they say.
GET UP NIGHTS? ,
P2**di ft* >?** ?o?ftM Ike
M*A* lift f?NU Aft? 22< Ur*i
i'l* Kilter ?a JM*w. rtf.
BUft?r 1M* |rmt? U>4tc? Melp MW?
^ mm*i* ao4 tw**? *ci*Ift,
i?t& nuy (MM ? <?** * ?***?.
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C? tdwiftctrf' J BM M7 H&ket* w> Mf
Vo%( tk Wuk J? f?w d*J?
if ftM pie.***?d ikrl4 locally *1 IkrKftib
f*tea.*unary Itbll
DANGEROUS
? * #i<rw? to ftfttV ft 8U8ITITUTC
for MA /Mftt to iMkf W?fM <X 'Mf
<?t? More. Customer* are your beftt
win lose tftcan *?d you /oof
mMint? M* is wort* three or four
tain as audi as ft SUBSTITUTE.
IM FORMATION WANTED
Amjomm ksovU< th* aVreiboftta
mi TkMuu EUhXt Deas, pdem notify
bi uM?r, Daisy C Sftropahir*, 112#
CftnpkMI Btreet, Camden. 8 C
kBL'ebH lVJftpd
FINAL DISCHARGE
*44u* if hereby given that one
&?#?.!* trosL lb is dfti*. on February
I. Ibtt. 1 villi nutk?- to the Probate
Cowt of Kershaw Cowity my final
jrst*TB a* Adtc^iutnurii of the Estate
of Maude W Ijomrj, deceased,
aaid ofi ib* same date I *111 apply to
the wid Court for a final discharge
i u>l A.daifiiftr*trli of uid estate
SARA U GOOL&BY,
Administratrix
Caabdea. S C. January ft. 1W1
FINAL DISCHARGE
S?i? is hereby girea tLat one
aosith from this date, on January 27.
>24. 1 will make u> the Probate court
of Kershaw County my final return
a Executrix of the estate of Nannie
> Haile deceased and on the same
ita!* I *41 ar.fv.'T In th*- Kj?irt Cn nr t
for a final discharge a* raid Execurix
of said Estate
ELI^A HAILE.
Executrix
Camden S C, December 27. 1937
CITATION
The State of South Carolina
County of Kershaw
By N C Arnett, Probate Judge)
% _
j Whereas. King Salmond. made suit
(to me to grant to him letters of Administration
of the Estate and effects
I of Lirzie Wat kins
[ The** are. therefore, to tiu- and
'admonish ali and singular the Kin
dred and Creditors of the said Lizzie
i Watktns. deceased that they be and
appear before me. in the Court nf
Probate, to be held at Camden. S
C. on Tuesday. February !*;. n?-xt.
after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, if an;
they have, why the said Administra
tion sJjould not be granted
Given under my hand this 17th day
of Jandary Anno Domini. 1>3*. t
| V C ARNETT
! Judge of Probate for Kershaw County
Moscow. i?a 11?fba death gjl
of tto world's recent tor htgh wus|
rt?o-*M ww?cet today it
mc todfeuud rtdfcw be died
DONT SUFFRR^I
From aaj at tfef bllnrtac du^fl
and coMlttoMJ c?l kelp u4 |2|
you well CieC to fwcr car, com?
o?r oike or write ? tor q*t-Mioa^|
bleak No rhante tor eoa*eluiieel
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Hick Mood. Nawrttfa. Aitbfttk. nw|
met Ian. )*4lfWUoc, PBml BtomaekS
Ulcer*. Goiter. Prostrate Gland*H
Asthma. Chronic ikoachlu* l')arT,
he*. Female IW'iee, Gall &<)*<?
and Bladder. Mew's aad Women', 8o-fl
del DttewM Write ? to refen^w
to any other discs? that ft* cou-'.th-r!
ed mnWe; we do wot date to tittH
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TAX RETURNS 9
Notice la hereby siren that the As^R
dftor i Office will be opea for receiving
Tax Reianu from January ljiH:
1*2*. to March 1st. l?t All per sow
oamine real estate or persoael p;0^^H
ertr mast make retante Of- the a?
within said period, as required byj^l
law. or be subject to a penaltj of l|j^|
per cent. The Auditor will be at tht^H
following places on the datew met!
ttoned for the parpoae of re<eivtafl
returns:
Kershaw. January It and If.
Liberty HUL January 21.
Weatville, January 2C.
Blacey. January 29.
All persons between the age* of SI
and to years, inclusive, are reqatrd^?
to pay a poll tax. aad all persons be I
t ween the tie, of 21 aad *0 yesrt,fl
inclusive., are required to pay a Rosf^to
Tax. unless excused by law. ASS
Trustees. Guardians. Executives. AA^H
minlstrdorc or Agents holding prop-^H
erty in charge must return samel
Parties sending tax returns by mtilfl
must make oath to same before sona^H
officer and fill out the same in proper
manner or they will be rejected. fl
This is the year all real estate!
should be returned
B. K_ SPARROW !
Auditor Kershaw County
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