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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE _ Vfcr'o NILEft. Editor snd Pro?^ter Published every Friday at Nuinber 119 J Kurfh Hroed Street. and entered M tfeo Camden, South Caroline INxatolNv* ae Mconii cIum mall nvalter. Price per Year %Z 00 No sut>?vrtptlottS tak?m rer faMe than Bit Months- I? Instance? ' the eu beer If t ton l?rlpe le due Me hi advance. All subaortptloaa IN eajMMlled when eubecrlber fnU? K> BwrBeented In New York by the Amert M I'reee Aeeeolatloii and eleewhere by ' ' ?h reliable AdvertUIn* Ae*^^ , icc<a)t no advertising ol a doubtful aaT tea# and try to protect eur patron# horn aSFerepreeeiitatioa by Advertleera. N# Qquor Advertieeroente accepted at any !*?*- ' Friday, February IS, 1?itf 5 *" RACKET SEASON 16 ON 'jfc TJie raoket aeaeoo la under Ray. Md%Ux hl*h pressure afent will 't'trimg Ike doorbell of private homee or & saunter Into the otfloe of bwlMM bim to noil tins in on eome advertising program. , f. For instance: Monday a member 9 vol the adverttelu* gentry arrived In '* Camden and began to build up a game that from a standpoint of profit was a minus equation. He Was selling advertising for a card featuring a bus line schedule. He went to a Camden prlufer who Inquired If be had secured a credential card from the Business Mens' Bureau secretaiy. The agent promised this would be done. But he did not do It On the contrary he began to sell advertising space on the card The Chamber of Commerce heard of It and began looking for tho ago:;' who already had "hooked'" several business men for ati vert Iseinents The Chamber of Commerce never caught up with iho party because he had left town Tuesday another scheme was in the budding?this time being worked thru church affiliation And so on. and so on, until the business men and citizens have gumption enough to say "no"?or to inquire for the credential card Camden has an organization under the direction of a trained man who knows these advertising rackets and i ail tell whether or not they have merit. Camden business men and citizens will be ahead many hundreds of dollars if they will be guided by the Chamber of Commerce in dealing with these unprofitable schemes So. the next time anyone approaches you and wants you to invest in some scheme involving an advertising charge, ask hltn or her if the Chamber of Commerce has approved it If tills has been done the agent will have a credential card If indues not have one, turn him down and turn htm down hard lu these days when a penny looks like a dollar and dollar bills loom as ten spots, vrlsdoni nmYUTU faillug Into the pitfalls of the unprofitable advertising rackets Let your Chamber of Commerce protect you. Ask for the credential card. Keep Fire Out of Woodland District Forester R. W. Rieger reports that forty-five Area burned over 1.212.7 acres on the 1,033,063 acres under protection in the Camden forest /district during the week ending Thursday, February 10, 1938. The Forester states that many of these fires are the result of carelessness on the part of persons burning ditch banks, fields and debris Persons having occasion to burn ditch banks or waste areas are urged to exercise every precaution to keep fire out of the woodlands WHAT A RACKET If every piece of advertising, or free publicity, which comes to a newspaper editor's desk marked News Release?-Important," could be published and paid for at space rates, editors would be abie to spend their Winters in Florida and their Summers in the Mountains or at the s?-a shore and still have sufficient funds left to assure the 'ghost walking" regularly once a week and to take care of the sundry taxes Not a day passes without from outto a dozefi of these leech letters appearing with the morning's mail. They come from all directions and varied sources Some of them are clever? exceedingly clever -and the editor has to si rutlnize carefully to discern the hidden advertising At moments he may be in sympathy with the project advanced, but there comae to him visions of the (lever publicist, sitting at a mahogany desk bigger than a mountain, puffing a 2f> o?*rts cigar and poc keting a salary well up into th-- thousands because of bis; Ability to put over free publicity So. | sympathies are submerged as the edl-j tor applies another match to hJs cold pipe and casts the "News Ke I lease?Important" into the waste basket ?l.?eRoy Ni- w s-< lazet te The name of O Max Gardner, for mer North Carolina governor, is being widely spoken of as the possible choice for the first paid president of the New York Stock exchange. Gardner Is a close friend of President Roosevelt. Gardner says there is nothing to the rumor. , Woman, Learns Of Son's Death, Dies Varnviye. Feh 10 ? Mrs Marlon Pauline CartiOh, 6$, dlod suddenly at her home Imm? last night shortly aft?'r receiving a telegram from Porta mouth, Va.? advising her of the death of her aou. l^ewla Carson, of the U. S Navy. Her sou had expected to visit Varuvllle within the next few dnys on leave of absence. Several days ago he became 111 and was taken to the Naval Hospital where he died. Mrs. Carson suffered a stroke on resdIng of her son's death and died during the night. MMiwswmMMMSMaaMMnMsssMHM * dates Ford Four-H Club jp the Oaths FordhOlrta Fpur H Club met Wednesday, Pebruavy 9, at t.20 o'clock. Ths president, Miss Bdlth Oaynor, presided, and opened the meeting by singing the greeting song. Devotional by Dorothy Roach, followed by the I word's prayer. The president called the roll as the secretary was absent. Then the meeting was turned over to the county home demonstration agent, Miss Ft) well, who talked on two subjects?the first was on "How to make different kinds of bread." She told whut Ingredients lo use to makb good bread, also the necessity of having bread In regard Jo its foot! value to health Then she took up her subject on "Personality." (living many points such as clean bodies. She also told us to eat well balanced foods In order to nutke healthy bodies. Some other points were good posture, Htralgbt back, strong clean teeth, with no cevitieH and firm well developed muscles and many other points Then Miss Fewell asked each Four H club girl to score themselves on food habits One of the girls, Edith Morton, scored one hundred per cent, of which we were very proud, and hope many of the other girls will be ably to score likewise. After Miss Fe well's talk she led the girls out in the playgrounds In some Interesting games which they greatly enjoyed The meeting adjourned to meet second Wednesday in March Income Tax Agent A deputy collector will be in Camden at the county court house on Tuesday, March 1. for the purpose of assisting persons to prepare their income tax statements for the I'nlted States government. Dr Ralph Dunn, of Camden, will move to Sumter In a short time to take up the practice of medicine, br, Dunri has made a specialty of diseases of the eye, nose and throat. Mrs] Dunn, who before her marriage, was Miss Blossom Nash, of this city, will bo warmly welcomed back to her old home by her many frlonds.?Sumter Herald of fifteen years ago. General News Notes The section of Japan around Tokyo was severely shaken by an earthquake on Monday. Old Fritz, bay and white pinto pony of William S. Hart, which carried him through many gun fights on the schreen, Is dead at Hart's ranch near Newball, Cal. The county welfare board of Nobles county, Minn., has Issued orders and given names of 60 "reliefers" who are not to be sold beer, putting the reliefers on a "black list." A dynamite bomb, set In a flower pot, shattered the front porch of the home of Mayor Clint Vinson, of Meridian, Miss., early Tuesday. No one was Injured and the damage was slight. Wendell Forrest Bowers. 19, pleaded guilty In the court of N'orrlstown, Fa., to the charge of murdering Mrs. Wilina V Carpenter by shooting, and an attempted criminal assault on Miss Mary Griffith, in the Carpenter home. Arrangements are being made for a state visit by King George of England to France next Juue. This Is considered as a planned demonstration of the close political ties between .ngland and the leading democracies. The Sacony-Vacuum Oil company ias made a contract with the Bethlehem Steel corporation, for the bulldog of two oil tankers to cost $4,500."00. Then tankers will bo built at ' Sparrows Point, Md. Attorney General Cummlngs. advocating an enlarged number of federal courts, with four new circuit judges and twenty-three lower court judges, testified before a senate, /nmmluep that the courts have 50,000 cases on their dockets because the courts are undermanned and overworked Th*? Cnited States.Steel corporation has made a new waffr agreement with the CIO, replacing the recent agreement expiring February 28. and affecting half a million workers There is no change In the wage lev is The contract calls for 40 hours a week of eight hours per day, with per day as the basic rate Senator Bridges, Republican of New Hampshire, said in a Pittsburgh. Pa. address. "The administration of our labor difficulties by the National La bor Relations board is one of the basic canses for the present depression." Demanding that the act he amended. Bridges said, "All the benefits expected from a liberal measure hare been dissipated In a willful, un-American, faaclstlc administration." Nobody's Business , in- y Written for The Cbronlelo by O** McOoo, Copyright, 1928. REV. WILL WATTITOF FLAT ROCK ltyA8 QONE^ON A FA8T the'iown of f|??? rock lu tore all to peace* because kite pasture of rebober cburch, rev. will walte. bss goue on a fast, his wife and 4 brothers can't get him to break the fast, he has *1 reddy hell out 26 days. .. he do uot eat a thins lo the world endurlns a hole day except 4 glasses of orause juice, 3 slices of him, 4 verry small poached eggs and 8 cube of coffee, he has not fell off very much In site up to this riling, and 1* preechlng nearly as good as ever, but he looks funny out of his eyes. ..bro. walte walked acrost the street to the church last sunday by hUaelf from his manse and noboddy notised that he wobbled anny. he claims that he is fasting to set up a moddel to live by and increase his faith In everything. he do not stand up in the pull pll while the collection is being took as usual, but sets down and holds his chin In his hauds. ..mis. walte Is trylug,:,to get him to take on 2 more eggs and 3 moro biscuits ever day. but he says that ho Intends to go on fasting till he shows the wide, wide world thai too mar\nv folks live to eat lnstld of eating to live. he takes only 4 chaws of tobacker a day. thereby cutting down the consumption of brown's mule from 10 chaws dally to 4 dally, ho do chaw on a quid somewhat longer than he useter chaw tho. ..no newspapers have come down vet and took his pitcher, but he sets by tlie winder from day to day looking for them, the daily bugle has made some inquiry about the affair, but says his photo-grapher has not got anny fllluina that will suit rev. waite's ligger. he mought hold out with his fast 6 months; noboddy knows where it will end. he lockH hisself in a room once or twiste a day bo's noboddy wont bother him. ..hon. holsum inoore thinks that bro. waite ketched this fasting ldoa from a preecher out in tennessee, but rev. waite denies it, and claims that he thought it up hisself. his graminaw has pleaded with him to eat, but with no avail, the other day, rev. walte went to a big birthday dinner, but as he was fasting, he newer et nothing but 3 peaces of turkey (white meat) And some dressing and a ftw other small things. he is bountf^to ruin his health If he do not go back to eating 2^ iiotnnuatg a~"tlay and" a cold snack at night, friends, plese rite or foam us how to break a fast ansoforth. yores trulie, mike I.strk, rfd, corry spondent. FLAT ROCK 18 DRIFTING BACKWARD . .everlhing looks like old times around flat rock, skinny moore, the flftb son of hon. holsum moore end his second wife, is doing a tree-setting Jstunt In their back yard just like so ma tiny other foola done sevveral years ago. he has benn up 4 days, but comes down for his meals and for sleeping purposes, he plans to make a reccord. ..the peeples corner grocery has gone back on a cash basis; he done the same thing enduring 1930, but he started too late this time; tbe name "peeples corner grocery" fits the hill ok. they (the peeple) have got It cornered he haasent got enough stuff on his shelfs to fill a 2 by 4 pantry, they are not paying up verry well in our midst at this riting. note; his cappital, profits and surplus is on his books, permanent. ..the short-dresA erase is with us gain. the girls who like surf-ba^hlng. but are good enough looking to stay out of the waiter, are wearing skirts that barely reach to their bear knees, and there is some evverdenee of a further upward trend it takes nearly a hole yard of cloth now to make a dress for a well-flggored lady in her early teens ansoforth. ..dr. hubbert green has changed his offis hours hack to his 1931 skedule, Ylzzly: from 9 to 10, and 10 to 12, then he goes home to dinner If .t Is , reddy. he returns back and his after- ' noon hours is from 2 to 3. and 3 to 4, and 4 to 3. and 5 to 6. his new prices are as followers: first vlssit ror keichtng diastases, 21; second vlsait, 3$. third vlssit, 4$, and so on he has not had to make verry manny third vlsslts as the patience nearly always die bofoar then ..hon art square is back in pollitics,. Just as he wj.s in 1932 he will run for the house. his flatform Is the c.l.o. and farm relief, he bets on winning this time, as he has labor with him. he will put In sewers! othef popular planka as he goes along; he wants to have a verry wide and resilient flatform. one, that he can stand on in different comers to (it different people ausoforth. ..yore corry spoiulent, hou mike >ark, rfd, Is suffering with the roomytism; he was likewise inflicted with t In 15*29, 1931 and 1933. this is his >ff year for it to return back on him, ut it is back Just the same, he can't toop over to do no kind of manual abur except eat, drink, iiah, and play checkers, he has not gone on a diet yet, but if the w.p.a. direct relief ofila don't get bizzy at once, he wont have annything to diet on. rite or foam what you know about the future gowe.rment ade. yores trulie, mike Iairk, rfd, cony spoudcnt Aged Law Invoked Against N. C. Family k VYin st-Ul-fe'aKun, N- C , Feb 11.-It'lider mii ancient ami ill lie i statute, Charles A. Keys and Ills family of seven must be deported to A*he county. I A Jury returned a verdict In suin rI tor court yesterday which, lu effect, aaid Keya' legal residence la Ashe couuty and that the family, if it stay* here, will be the object of charity. Keya conducted his own defense, seeking to prove hk family could be elf-kupporttug here. The .old law, which provides a transient family on relief shell he removed to the County of legal residence, was Invoked by welfare and [ charitable agencies here. | An order of remdval was Issued by a magistrate recently and Keys appealed to superior court. ROTARY CLUB NOTCS I The gueat speaker at the Thursday J luncheon meeting of tin- Camden Ho-J tary Club was Mian Fannie Fletcher./ who gave an Interealing talk oJf ihoj work of the Camden (iurden Club I MiFletcher mentioned hoiu* of the. problems of beautlflcatiou faced by the garden club, the primary one be lug the problem of preservlug Camden'rt charm, which Involves upon each new development the prublepjtj of ao beautifying it that it will be i|| keeping with what Is already o(M city'a charm. >' ' The club had Its second Successive one hundred per cent attendance at the meeting last Thursday. Vlsltlug Kotsrisns were Alvln Riley, Vardell o/Jj^mtej-; Norman Armstrong of W^e ** Y., and Oeorge drlswola, of Old I^yme, C*>nB. *' v, f * ' " w NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby givuu that in accordance with the terms and provisions of the Decree of the Court of Common I'leas for Kershaw County, in the case of Henry '^ee Clyburn, plaintiff, versus James H. Clyburn. individually, and as executor of the will of Minnie A. Clyburn, deceased, James William Clyburn, Susie Clyburn Sutlive, Mary Clyburn Nicholson, Lewis Clyburn. Jack Clyburn. James Clyburn Team, S. C. Clyburn, Mary Clyburn McDowell, Stephen Lewis Clyburn, Minnie Craig Jones. Mary Alice Jones, Susan Clyburn Taylor, Melita Team. Craig Clyburn. the First National Hank of Camden and Home Owners' Loan Corporation, Defendants, 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 March, 1938, being the 7th day thereof, the following described property "All that parcel or lot of land In the City of Camden. In the County of Kershaw, and State of South Carolk. na. fronting eastward on Broad street of Camden one hundred (100) feet, more or less, and extending back west of a uniform width to a depth of two hundred fifty (250) feet, measuring from the curb of the paved street and bounded North by property of Arnett; East by Broad street of Camden and South and West by other property of M. A. Clyburn. Also: "All that parcel or body of land in the City of Camden, County of Kershaw. State of South Carolina, containing eighteen (18) acres, more or less, and bounded North by property of Little; East by property of Nicholson and of M A. Clyburn; South by Boundary street, or Chestnut street of Camden, and by property of Rev. J. W. Boykin and West by said J W. Boykln, and lots now or formerly of Johnson, Carter, Bishop, Simons. Chestnut, James, Ixjng, Rhodes. Coleman and Pickett Terms of Sale: For Cash, the Master to require of the successful bidder ai said sale, a deposit of five (5) per cent of their 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 ?ale. but compliance with the bid may be made iinm ediately. W L DePASS, JR . Master for Kershaw County I C HOUGH. Plaintiff's Attorney Camden Theatre >00000 FRIDAY, FEB. 18. Final Showing of "100 MEN AND A GIRL" With Deanna Durbin and Adolphe Menjou SATURDAY, FEB. 19 Gladys George and Franchot Tone in "LOVE IS A HEADACHE" Also Tim Tyler's Luck and Comedies S*t. Feb. 19?Preview Show 10:30 Jack Holt with Mae Clarke in 'TROUBLE IN MOROCCO" MONDAY and TUESDAY" FEBRUARY 21?22 Robert Taylor and Maureen O'Sullivan in "A YANK AT OXFORD" WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23. Jed Purdy, Spring Rylington and The Jones Family in "BORROWING TROUBLE" >OOOOO0O?OOOOOOOOOOOOOO< THURSDAY and FRIDAY, i MARCH 24?25 Claudette Colbert and Charles Boyer in * "TOVARICH" final discharge nouc, u 1938 1 winmmike fa the , or iterohaw t.ounty t?y Mary .. Kuardtall o( the '"W'11 Betrtdge Baker, ,T'Zy EK t: ??. sss-? - "?" "u&n, k va^kouoh. Camden. S (\. February 17. 1938 banks to close The public is requested to keep in mind that the banks of the c y be closed Tuesday. February 22, 1 Obaervanoo of Wa.hlug.otl ? ? All customers are uigid to business on Monday r ip? Tin- Commercial Hunk of Camden The First National Bank does-bladder" - ^regularity m get vol' TP? make this ^uick tkst Vour 25c back in four days If not pleased Flush the kidneys with juniper oil. but-hu leaves, etc , made into green tablets. he1 ^ nature out waste and excess acids ?"" & mav cause the irritation that wakes you up. causes scanty flow, burning or backache, -lust say u"kets i2ac) to any druggist. Sold in callldt m1" j JeKalb Pharmacy.?adv. mchit W ants?For Saje for rent?a five room apartment and garage Address 1305 ^yuleton street. Camden, s. c. 49-51sb for rent?Two or three rooms adjourning bath. Reasonable rent Shannon Realty Company. Camden. s c. Phone t 49sb cqr rent?Six room house oil Highland Avenue. House in good condition Nice size lot with garage Price $29 00 per month Call William l GooTiaTe. Phone 193. or night phone 136. Camden, s. c. 4s-50sb shoes ? For shoe rebuilding and repairlng call at the Red Boot sho^._ next door Express Office, 619 Rutledge street. Abram m. Jones, Proprietor, Camden, s.'c. 8pd wood for sale.?Seasoned and green black "Jack oak. Also real best pine wood and kindling. One cord and up delivered?i). d. Truesdale, Westville, s. c. 48-50pd farms for sale?We have valuable farm lands In all sections of the county at moat reasonable prices. Some real bargains among them. See Shannon Realty Company, Phone 7, Camden, s. c. 49sb for rent?Six room house on Highland Avenue. House in good condition. Nice size lot with garage. Price $20.00 per month. Call ( William l. Goodale, Phone 193, or night phone 136, Camden, s. c. 48-50sb i homes for sale?Many desirable homes lh all sections of town. Get our prices and terms. Be wise and buy now while prices are low. See Shannon Realty Company. Phone 7, Camden, s. c. 49eb help wanted?Stenographer with 1 filing and mimeograph experience. Address pix, Chronicle Office, Cam- ' den, s. c. < for sale?Baby Clucks each Tuesday Black Giants, White Giants, New Hampshlres. Australorps, Buff Orpingtons, $7 95; Rocks, Reds, Tom Barron English White leghorns. $7 45 per 100 delivered 45 ( cents per 100 less at hatchery. Your 1 Custom Hatching appreciated. ( ?Graves Hatchery. Pagel&nd. s c., ( Phone 2242. 47-50sb for rent?One five room house with bath, sleeping porch and garage. North Broad street. One six room house, bath and sleeping porch. Fair street, near Rectory Square Shannon Realty Company, Phone 7, Camden, s c. 49sb apples for sale?300 bushels of No. 1 fancy Virginia Winesap Apples at $1,25 per bushel. Call at Camden Ice Plant, Camden, s. c. 47-49pd for kent?Stable with six stalls, room- running water, roonrTor groom. Telephone 67 or call at Chamber of Commerce, Camden, 8 c. 43-tf. 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. specialize in caWnete and screening. Any kind of furnlturt 1 repaired i soMclt your patronage ' Telephone 268, John 8. Myers, 81j Church street, Camden. 8. c. JKkf. Announcements For Mayor i hereby announce myself as a candidate for Mayor of the City of Camden subject to the rules of the Democratic party. i pWge to the people lry ,h* 1)681 of iny | ability to give them a clean and pro-! greeelve administration and will keep ! 15? Ux ,Ievy and *ater and light' h?Vi?. a?.th* oblt?*u??> of the city will permit. j Respectfully. F. N McCORKLE Fyr Mayor [ hereby announce m>*?u ag g,-3^! dldate for the office of Muyor ui hS! City of Camdou subject to th? JJH of the Democratic primary du^SB approclale your aupport Very respectfully, For Aldorman Ward On# .1 I hereby annaunce inyseif'jgr candidate for realeotlon aa AldJUfl from Ward i)M for the City of twfl den. I wUI appreciate the moZZM of the votera, *K"" -m-aJ For Alderman Ward Om t hereby * annotxhoe tmytndr ad-J candidate for the offtoe of AJ4?rL.I for Ward One, subject to the tB and reguleUona of the '^nmociS primary. Tour tote will be hinS appreciated . ^0. V, NABSlhmaq; R - >W A^^Twerd ^'4 I hereby announce myaeir n rvi dldate for the office of idermaifil voters of that ward. Jferjr respectfully, JACK NMTTL88 ! FoT AlderipW* Ward Twe '.'1 I hereby announce myaeir aa t?J dldate for re-election aa Aldermul rom Ward Two of the City of (wl den, subject to the rules of the p^l mary. I will appreciate your support! Very respectfully yours, GEORGE A. CKBBD ! For Alderman Ward Two 1 aim announcing myself as a ~mfl! date for the office of Aldermauhrl the City of Camden and I will heartHy! appreciate the support of the votert! Heapectfully yours, W. C. SCARBOROUGH P For Alderman Ward Thro, .2 I desire to annouuce myself as t| candidate for Alderman for the CRf! of Camden subject to the rules of th! party and will greatly appreciate! your support. Forward with Camdeal! Respectfully yours I ALVIN R, MOShiLBY | For Alderman Ward Three M I hereby announce myself aa a ca&.| dldate for Alderman for the City o(! Camden from Ward Three .subject! to the rules of the City Doroocntlh! primary. Will appreciate your tup! port. Respectfully, M. M. REASONOVER 1 For Alderman Ward Three fl I horeby announce myself as & ui-| dldate for the office of Alderman for! Ward Three for the City of Camde^! subject to the rules of the City De?! ocratic primary, and will appreciate! your support. Respectfully yours R. L. McCASKILL U For Alderman Ward Four ! 1 hereby announce myself as a cu>! didate for Alderman tor the City dR Camden from Ward Four, subject te! the rules of the City Democratic pt>! mary. Will appreciate your support Respectfully, CHARLES J. SHANNON, JR., \ J For Alderman Ward Four I hereby announce myself a catelji date for re-election lo-tha offlce-i-H AldfTrmau for the CUy of Camden hfl the approaching primary and promfe! a faithful discharge of the duties if! the office.. Respectfully yours, C. C. WHITAKBR, SB. 1 For Alderman Ward Five *_ ! I hereby announce myself as a cuR dldate for the office of Alderman forH the City of Camden for Ward FfraR subject to the rules of the primary.! and I will greatly appreciate yoor! support. Respectfully yours, ,-< ! BUCK SMITH R For Alderman Ward Five I am announcing myself as a csfrfl didate for re-election to the offtoe otR Alderman for the City, of CamdttR from Ward Fire, and If elected TflM continue to discharge the duties tfR the office to the best of my ability. R Very respectfully, ! JOB B. McKAIN R For Alderman Ward 8lx I hereby announce my candidacy! for re-election to the office of Alder*! man for Ward Six for the City of! L'amden subject to the rules of IMM *lty primary. "i Respectfully, J. E. ROSS ! For Alderman Ward 8lx I hereby announce myself u iff candidate for the office of Alderman ! 'or Ward Six for the City of CM*! ien and will appreciate the support >f the voters of that Ward. CHARLIB VILLJ5PKHJK W, When the HOuae is Ij j.^rnlnp, of the Car 4 fi Lies Frothing It ? C. Ditch, or the Office ^9 # Has Been HaneacK- ' ! it ed, THEN IT PAY8 ? TO HAVE an In- . M 1 ET surance Agent Who i |y, I P- KNOW8 Hie Bual- ? B ness, and " to have . 9 E- 8TRONGE8T COM- ' rvi I B. PANIE8. Our Com- ? I iC VEN. 10 KENNEDY | jl if INSURANCE ' M l| COMPANY 1 H a ' Ziir a ' < i