Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I IV Internationally Known < Jjjjj^VL Mystic to Drive thru the City Blindfolded ! Kirma To Drive Blindfolded Science Is still in the mi hint of Its Intensive study of the physic myatery of mental telepathy. Count leas investigators have spent years in trying to fathom the secret of Lhla Inexplicable phcnom ennn. Kirtna. showing in the Camden theatre during the coming week, la a world -famous physic. He has demonstrated, to the consternation of .scientists, his uncanny ability to delve into the secret recesses of the human mind. To Give Free Exhibition of Power Monday afternoon, April 135, Kirma will take advantage of the generous offer made by the Kedfearn Motor Company and will drive a new Ford V-8 through the congested streets of the city with his eyes completely ban da gedaudblfnd folded. The blindfold will be applied to Kirma's eyes directly In front of the Kedfearn Motor Company, noon, sharp. The blindfold will be passed around for Inspection to anyone skeptical as to his ability to perform this extraordinary feat and at the conclusion of the drive, which will terminate in front of the Camden Theatre it is I a>:alii permissable tQ examine his blindfold. Kirma will inaka tint following ^ stops while enroute on his perilous drive: His first stop after leaving j the Kedfearn Motor Company, will be, at the He Ik I>epartment store, where, he will make arrangements for the use of their window next Wednesday! night From there Kirma proceeds' to the Shelleeu Grocery store where he will make selections completely blindfolded. Leaving there the blindtoided driver will make a complete I turn and his next stop will be at the New York Cafe. While there he will arrange for the tlrst meal that will he given his subject after her hypnotic sleep. He then proceeds to the Cut Rate Soda Shop where he will pause for the drink that refreshes. Leaving ! tin* Cut Rate Soda Shop he will pio| ceed up the street to the Palmetto l>ry Cleaners. The Palmetto Dry Cleaners have been selected to valet all of Kirma's personal wardrobe and | that of his entire troupe. Again he 'will make a complete turn and will .drive to the Camden Reality Parlor and make an appointment for the beautiful young lady that lie will h> pnotize in Helks show window. Again j Klrtna enters the Ford still completely blindfolded and drives to the Elecj-trHc-Mttid flakerr and enters hie order" j for the only nourishment that will be fed his hypnotized subject during her ; long 24-hour sleep This nourishment | will consist of a morsel of Camden I Bread and will be administered at 12 j .o'clock noon Thursday. Kirma will j end his sensational drive in front of( 'the Camden Theatre where he will appear in person malineee and night for one entire week Next week's paper will carry complete details of the gigantic midnight show that will be staged by Kit ma. Again Free Exhibition of Power On Wednesday night at 7:3" Kirma will demonstrate one of the most astonishing feats of modern times Ho j will, in full view of the public, put at beautiful girl to sleep under hypnotic influence in tin- store window of, flelk's department store and allow her j to rc-tnain on exhibition for 24 hours. She will tie removed from the window: ; Thursday night at 7:30, brought to the Camden Theatre and awakened un the stage at Kirma's regular evening performance. The blindfold drive haa rarely been successfully accomplished, but Kiriua will drive Monday noon. Bryant Morgan Rites Held Funeral services for Bryant MorKhm, 47, who died Wednesday morning. At>r 11 13. at his home near Pouilac after an extended illness were conducted Thursday, at eleven o'clock I m Union Haptlat hurch, by Rev. Hoi land Hodge, ol ^olumbia, and tho Rev Jeffcoat, of New iirooklami. The burial waa In the cemetery. Reside* his widow who wuu Miaa l>ula Goff, he la survived by four daughters, Mrs. Leila Watta, of Blythewood; Miaa l^etha Morgan, Miaa Ollemae and Miaa I'luma Morgan, all of near i'outlac; four aona, Wilba Morgan, of Newberr> , Krneal Morgan, Grover Morgan. Leo Morgan and Robert Morgan, all of near Pontiac. ilia mother, Mrs. Kate Morgan, of Camden, also Bur vtvea, as does five sisters. Mm H. H Koss, of Camden, Mrs. Jesse Mllea. of Columbia; M rs 8am Cook, Mr? Marlon Coker, Mrs Harney Cooper, all of IJlaney Six nephewH acted as pallbearer*? Jeuae Miles, Curtis Morgan, John Coker, Leslie Moak, Lexie Nloak and Norman Cook. Dr. Edward L. trudeau, who himself tiuffered from tuberculosis, started in 1S85 the first American sanatorium for tuberculosis cases. , " The liner Queen Mary arrived at 1'lymouth. England, Monday, four hours late, after battling a 24 hour storm, duriug which many passengers were injured as the big ship was buffeted about by the 100-foot waves. Oscar Johnston, government cotton expert, told the sonate agriculture committee that his management of the government cotton had netted cotton farmers 115,000,000, in addition to $1,800,000 for the government. wmmmmmmmmm? HI KIRMA Featured Stage Attraction all next week at ( Camden Theatre will be at our store Mon- ( day while enroute on his i Blindfold Drive to make his selections. I You too can be guided by KIRMA'S judgment. > mands for quality and economy, and says KIRMA, "It's a fact ... it does pay to trade at Shebeen's Grocery. Prompt Delivery Service to Every Part of the City rap*7 i KIRMA HAS SELECTED THE NEW YORK CAFE For his hypnotized subjects first meal after her long 24-hour sleep in Helk's window. Best of food and extreme sanitary conditions prevail at the NEW YORK CAFE miinniiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiqiiH IS KIRMA HAS SELECTED THIS EXCLUSIVE SHOPPE FOR HIS SUBJECT'S BEAUTY WORK s Our Permanent Waves adapt themselves to any type of coiffure Only Graduate Beauticians Used g Camden Beauty | Parlor DeKalb St. Phone 149 I K I R M A Featured Stage Attraction all next week at Camden Theatre The Master Mind will stop at the Cut Rate Soda Shop While enroute on his blindfold drive Monday at Noon Kirma made arrangements to furnish all his requirements while in the city. Kirma selected the CUT RATE SODA SHOP because of the following items: HOMEMADE SANDWICHES HEINZ' HOT SOUPS SOUTHERN DAIRIES ICE CREAM HOLLINGSWORTH CANDIES for MOTHERS DAY " I BEST FOUNTAIN DRINKS IN TOWN Also where you can always park for curb service CUT RATE SODA SHOP (Next to Camden Theatre) Blindfold edl 2 I THE GREAT | KIR MA i WILL DRIVE A 1938 FORD V-8 | Monday, April 25,12:00 Noon, the Zero Hour | gj BE ON HAND AT THE START ?55 Set1 the blindfold applied to Kirma's eyes disss reetly in front of the Redfearn Motor Company, promptly at 12:00 Noon Monday. Then watch Kirma and the new 1038 Ford V-8 in their 2= death-defying blindfold drive through the S streets of the city. DON'T MISS THE FINISH 0 ASS % < ?* sg 1 Kirma will end his sensational drive in front of the Camden Theatre, where he appears all ^ week in the greatest mental act^of the age. jj? | KIRMA Chooses FORD V-8 Because of These Features: | J KIRMA SAYS "That Ford's Solid Steel Body, and the easy action Safety Brakes give him a certain sense g =3 of Safety that he does not enjoy in any other car." 2j EI "The FORD 60," Kirma states, "Is the Car that owners are reporting as giving from 22 to 27 miles on a g gallon of gas." '.'j J REDFEARN MOTOR COMPANY 13 I SALES ^8^ SERVICE JLl S West DeKalb St. Camden, South Carolina Phone 140 I iKsnHnuiiiKiiiHiimnsiHHtHHiifflBBWianwBHHHHHHWiiBi i ! i iiiNHiHugiiniHiingMiHiingmnwniij^^^^^j