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. - - ? - - jib m \ - '"- ' " ' I Your Physician's Prescription Represents Definite Instructions To Our Pharmacists? Successful treatment depends on the scientific tilling of his prescriptions. All prescriptions intrusted to us are filled with exacting care an^#|dll. Every ingredient used is of the best quality obtainable. Our service is as prompt as care will permit. Our charges are as low as standard service will permit. ' .#P|Mf?ciate patronage and guarantee satisfaction. Phone us or better still stop in and call on us, for any Drug Store Need. ^' .< I Zemp's Drug Store -?Rboth prescription stores^' City Drug Company BROAD STREET ?PHONE 30 DeKALB STREET ? PHONE 130 <K- *?c >3?< xm-mec *& *** 50 YARD LINE (By JERRY) : ?: skAnd ho the Bulldogs grabbed their fourth HtrulKht win of the huuboii laet Friday night . . . It's intorveting to note that the Camden gylddeiB have Hoortnl DO points uh uKaiitHt t> for their opponent* ho far thin year, which really Isn't a bail record for any man's football team. There Is a swell gume coming up with HartHvllle tonight, and It should give us a chance to hud out what the pigskin inters can do away from home . . . Uartsvllle look the Porter Military gang Into camp last week by a 2K to 0 score, so tonight's game should see some feathers fly. Jack Nettles tells us that the Uartsvllle crowd are spotting our lads six points . . . personally, we think the Bulldogs are two. possibly three, touchdowns better than tonight's op* laments . . , 0ut tin; game will tell the story. We're wondering Just what the Chester and -Columbia grlddere who crowded Into the grandstand to witness the Camden-Charleston battle last Friday night expect to run Into when they play the Bulldogs In the near future . . no matter which way you try to figure that one, It's a tough Job. They saw om- of the finest exhibitions of power-plays that the local bailiwick has experienced in mail) a day when I lie Bulldogs flashed a series of gi omul-gainers in the opening period they saw a hard driving quarter in (leorge West, as the big Bulldog captain reeled oil a couple of nifty touchdown runs . they saw a Camden eleven put the wraps on thetr offense and throw up an impregnable defense as soon as they had a safe margin to coast behind . they saw a plenty tough customer lulled "Five Yard" Lynch, who. in spite of a little tuff luck, gave the fans their money's worth of football . . . they saw, my friends, an eyefTfll that Is going to have the lot of them doing some fancy guessing before they meet the Camden eleven personally. Watch the Bulldog gang go-to-town on their blocking assignments when they get wind of the "blocking contest" being conducted by a well known local establishment . . and to the winner goes a handsome trophv. really something worth working tor ... it the Camden lads put their hearts into this thing, we'll look for some hutg punt ami kick-oil returns ill the future . . so, get In there, Bulldogs, and may the lest blocker win, Who said we couldn't pick a win ncr? . . Camden by two owr the Bantams, ami truer words were never spoken th>- way C.und* it started out in the first quarter . . our prediction looked as though it was going to he thr four touchdowns short of the Dual score, hut then lleorue W't-st unbred his i r? w t" put on their overcoats cues- nirtb.- tie- injur> that to ok (leorge out of tie- cam, had soim-thlng to do with the letdown Last week's games saw some ,,f the big f< 'low s jut --:n :!: ; -'h w :*t: n't t : tke til-- c. ode M po \\ I ' I C".b-di r rnak r- and Kit:.- r La -! :< > - a w .; i ! ;> ? ! take a 14 to f> win from Georgia Troh . . . . this was a surprise in view of the faet that Notre Dame wan expected to roll the Southerner's into the dirt . . . Marquette pulled the na-j Itlonal upset of the week when they won a thriller from t'he highly touted Southern Methodist team . . . North Carolina's grid machlnne fell by the wayside as Tulane'a green wave swept over them, and Clemson lost color in the Southern Conference wh? n (hey were ti"d up by YMI's k dels . . the Gamecocks sure have the toughest luck of any grid team in the country, losing I wax Straight by a one point margin . hut they're putting oil some mighty good shows in the Columbia pasture, according to the ! iii'hi> Camden fans who make the Sat. ui day trips quite regularly. The fair young maidens in white and gold? they who give all for old Camden High every Friday night in 'trying to coax a few cheers nut of the local fans have a complaint to make it seems that yousr gu>s and '\i?use gals aren't living up to your .share of the bargain In short -\<?u j . are:.': making e?uiff noise to sat -, Mi~- It'.akeie \ and Company . . . so. let's gi\e forth some lustv do . rs. no r at ll.irisville tonight. and it' \.?u! to be : i'.efe. fcttletll her to _ i \ : ' > m a bit .-?apport out at t'o'd to w 1. w!o-n Co- Ihiog ta. ki. Id:- to. Co \'r. do^ i -a. 1 j.-o do r b .-id tr-' this > . - tod \ a:! th" cooperation' . .. Ifc- > I II I P?? Cotton Festival Winners Announced The following In a complete llat of the winners In the various competitive events held In connection with the Cotton Festival In Camden last Thursday: Cotton awards: Heat staple, Ran I/owln, Camden; boat grade, Robert Nelson, Ridge way; and cotton coming the longest distance from Camden, Henry Helton, Rldgeway, who brought his samples about forty miles to be exhibited Farm Float awards: First, Rollvar Moykln, Roykln; second, W T. Holley, LugofT; third, M IV Hums. Camden. Auto and Organization floats: First, Daughters of the American Revolution; second. .Junior Welfare league; third, the Roy Scouts. Window Decorating awards: First, Fashion Shop; second Rurns and Rarrott Hardware company. Hog Calling contest: First, Robhy Jeffords, Logoff; second, J. L McM anus. The water tight between two teams of Camden's fire department was won hv the "Reds," who were captained by Claude Jackson. Mr and Mrs Quiz contest won by Mrs C R. Duval and Miss Susan Kennedy, second Husband Calling contest won by Mrs W S llrigman. Fat l?idies nice: First. Miss Min nitt Price; second, Mrs T. C Klliott Special (Jill's races: First. Anna (Jodwiti. Louise Rlackwel 1 and Virginia Davis; srroiul. Ixniise Moore and Sara Hill. Special Men's race: First, Julian Rranbam; second, J. T Haynes; third. Roy Tidwell. Policeman's race: First, Chief of Police Alvu Rush; second. J. T. Tidwell. I AM NOW IN BUSINESS | for MYSELF Call on me for CORRECT REBUILDING, GENERAL REPAIRS, RE-PAINTING, UPHOLSTERING WORK Take Advantage of My Low Price*, Resulting From LOW OVERHEAD WRECKER SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT t T. Leslie Myers EAST DeKALB STREET^ TELEPHONE 47 LangHton Moves Chevrolet Agency One of the finest and most up to date automobile displays and garage quarters in the county will be occupied by the Lungston Motor Company, dealers in Chevrolet cars, on or about December 1. Work upon the construction of a real metropolitan plant has been start! ed 011 the property across Druad Street from the present Chevrolet agency. 1 he work involves a complete remodeling of the present filling station the erection on the north of a modern display robtn sufficient to take cure of three cars, the building of a service garage 100 by 00 feet at the rear and back of this building and en tirely separate, wUl, be a unit for paint and body work. Along the south side of the property will be an area some fifty feel wide and several hundred feet In length to be used as a used car lot. At the Broad Street end of tills lot will be a platform with a canvas canopy beneath which will lie displayed special daily car bargains I he paint shop of the new plant has been completed and work upon( the foundations of the new display unit and also the large garage are now !> ing put In. The work will require some seven weeks to complete it is claimed The front of the new plant will be finished in white stucco effect. Winn ; completed the I^uigstou plant will he as line as - any in this section and will In- a great credit to Camden. ATTRACTIVE FLOAT WAS WORK OF YOUNG FOLKS The attractive float entered in the Cotton Festival parade by the Kershaw Couivty Tuberculosis Association was the handiwork of the NYA girls and boys working' in Camden. Tie girls did a lovely piece of needle work. featuring doubled - barred crosses, the emblem of the National Tuberculosis Association, and letters telling about the program of the local association. As the work progressed, the .VQting women became' so interested and enthused over the design that they were reluctant to lay It down before It could be finished. The young women, who worked under the direction of Mrs. Hugh McCullum on this job are Misses Purvis Shinny. Aline W'st. Helen Frith. Klizab. ih Rowi'ii. Margaret Hay. The framework for * he float w as made by Willie Hardin, Kmmet: Anderson. George Ration, I.Ioyd .Ionian. Coleman \\ 11son, John li Folson. iCdward Gardner, all of whom worked under the guidiint'H of ilo-ir supervisor. \Y. H. Hast. That those* young people have talent to be developed under proper leadership is very evident and the Kershaw County Tuberculosis Association is indebted to them for the tine spirit manifested in helping to , prepare the float Flat Rock Club Holds Meeting The Flat Rock Home Demonstration (Tub held its monthly meeting at tile home of Mrs Henry W> -t. ' i 'Uo hi the absence of the presjd'tlt, the \ii,. president presided. The :m e-ing was open.*,! with the d -. >fionai b> Mis- l)oroth> Mae Young. All j"iii? d in tie* singing of ('. . .)lin.i " A short discussion on the ; ,jr was held and Miss l-'cwi-o urgr d .' ! >'< lie to e\hihi? -oplething Tl.ej ' . 1 * ! !- tn c:- on i-ir. n by y\ ' F- w? i; o:i ' Children's Clothes M ;<* l-h.un Le?'t-C)'. i t s." was \ u y ill St!-* }?M I children'" made 1. . - n eV-OVefa win, )t Wi.e parsed a;'u....JI th*' room to be . \.iiniii'-d Hallow.- n games w--re pia.n-d and eiijoved by I - I ali (hie game of parti, ular in:.. si j was a spelling game, <;.,ost participants of this gaiil" we;-., g., :1 | a Hallowe'en ,.,p Allot !;er . i.'.sL was eondnoted in which a box of i.mdy was given to the person that could pin a black cat's tail most nearh in J he cornu t place. Miss Kdna West was the winner of this contest. The hostess, assisted by Misses Ixinvhy Mae Young. Kdna and Klizabeth W.-t, served sandwiches, cake and cocoa. | The meeting adjourned to meet in November with Mrs H"iir\ Gaskin. Singing Convention To Meet L A Moore, president of the Lee County Singing convention, announces its K.Trd sen ion on Sunday, October 16. at 2 p m to be held with the Free Will Baptist church, situated at the eastern boundary of Carnden on I S Route No 1. A cordial welcome to all. . II I n?w 11 II . I I I I I I I Camden Reserves I Defeat Bennettsville; | - - i I'sing a second string eleven most 'of the way. the Camden Bulldogs won their fifth straight victory of the season when they defeated nonnettsvtlle 21 to 0 under the lights at Zemp field Wednesday night. After a scoreless first quarter the Camden regulars were sent Into the lineup, rolling up* fourteen points before the half ended. The first score came after a series of plays hud carried the ball to the Itennettsvltle ten yard stripe, where Hugh Cox, Bulldog left end, ripped through center for a touchdown. W. Lynch "passed to B. Lynch for the extra point and Camden went out in front 7 to 0. The Bulldog's second touchdown came a few minutes later as W. Lynch took Tison's punt on his own I thirty and raced to mldtleld before ' they could bring him down Two ' trys iti rile crrrief- of the line netted seven yards and a pass. Lynch to Lynch, put the ball on the visitors seven yard lino. Bundrick cracked through right guard for the score. Lynch passed to Cox for the extra point and Camden led 14 to U at the j halftlnu*. I The third period was scoreless, but ;thi' Bulldogs began to move again midway in the fourth quarter when .'several regulars went in to bolster i the tiring reserves. Bundrick. who ! played a bang up game for Camden, returned a punt from the forty-five j to the twenty.two. Zeinp cut over I right tackle to the eight yard stripe jand Bundrick went through center for I the tiual score of the game Bunjdriok t red the extra point on a ! plunge ov*#r tackle. Final score, Camden 21; Bennettsville U. j Starting lineups: I | Camden Bennettsville ! LE? Wilson Stubbs LT?Boy kin Rogers I>G?Price Lindsay C?Merrill Huckabee RG?Sheheen Hunter RT?Outlaw Grant RE?Williams Brown HB?Bell ThomaPs HB?Tupper Parham FB?Lynch, D Parish QB?Lynch, W Tison WATEREE MILL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Y. D. Montgomery spent the week end in Columbia with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Montgomery. J. J. Riggins is on the sick list at this time. The children of C. M. Brown surprised him Sunday with a birthday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Rogers. The occasion was his sixty-fifth birthday. Mrs. C. M. Yonyers and daughter, Voncille, spent Saturday in Columbia., Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Bruce enter-! tained circles numbers one and two: of the \Y M S. Monday evening with! an oyster stew and fry. Mrs. Annie Moore and little grand son. Kay Moore, have r turned to their home in Newberry. Miss Katie Branham and James J Boykin. of Bishopville, surprised their1 friends last Thursday night by getting married. They are residing with the former's parents in Bishopville. Kli Shealey and Wade Morris were called away last week end on account of the death of E. D. Shealey, of Batesburg. Japanese troops have at last fought their way to the railway route to the military heart of China's provisional; capital, Hankow, and are now within' eighty miles of that city. Officials: McKain, Klrkland, Rhame r_ Camden Tlieatre FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 (A Quiz Picture) "CARE FREE" With Fred Astaire ami Ginger Rogers. Music and lyrics by Irving Berlin SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 Allison Skipworth and Polly Moran in """" "LADIES IN DISTRESS" Chapter Ko. 11 "Flaming Frontiers" Comedies Preview Saturday Nite, 10:30 "MEET THE GIRLS" With June Lang and Lynn Bari MONDAY and TUESDAY OCTOBER 17?18 (A Quiz Picture) "STABLEMATES" With Mickey Rooney and Wallace Berry. Also Mickey Mouse Cartoon WEDNESDAY, OCT 19 (A Quiz Picture) "THE TEXAN" With Randolph Scott and Joan Bennett. Also Selected Short Subjects LU ?l?j.-.- -^.-jgg'tgHWBwaii. .11 'I I <9 ,\ i , I. 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