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f X WMBMBBBWHHMSMWmBMMMP?????? ??? ? I GAS AN!)ELECTRIC WELDING I on all machine#?industrial or automotive I- GENERAL REPAIRS I BICYCLE REPAIRS We sharpen lawn mowers, kitchen knives and other cutlery H DeKALB MACHINE WORKS | M. H. DEAL, Proprietor I ju ? ^ Insure Bslstf. Avoid Highway Hamaid*. Txsvsl By Train. AlrOonditionad Coaohaa on Through Traina. I BiTT t VI. 1 At #?i( ii 8v/1 81,209 Malaria Gaaea reported In the U. 8. In 19381 DON'T DELAY I /?/?/? Start Today with VJ 13 v3 66 Checks Malaria In seven days. FINAL DI5CHAKGE Notice Is lioroby glvon that one month froni this dute on August 26, 1939, I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my final return a9 Administrator of the estate of Evelyn Mary Brooks. deceused, and on the same dato I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Administrator. J. W. BOY KIN, Administrator Camden, S C., July 26, 1939 FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on August 2S, 1939, I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw county my tlnal return as Administratrix C. T. A., of the estate of Kate Haney. deceased, and on tho same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge us said Administratrix, C. T. A HOUSE C.AKDNKR, Administratrix, C. T. A. Camden, S. C . July 2s, 1939. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date on August 26, 1939, I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my final return us Administrator of the estate of Henry W'eslyy Brooks, deceased, and on tho same date 1 will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Administrator. J. \V BOYK1N, Administrator Camd. n, S. C.. July 26. 1939 : / NOTICE To th? Stockholders of The Commercial Bank of Camden. Par a.ia; to a resolution <>f the Board of hlreetors ?>r The i.'onimi rctal I ta n t\ ! I'amd'tj adopted August 2. ] : ' \ t is he ! '' i y t'iW'll to tllO sto< kilobit t s of The Commercial Bailk of Camden of a special meeting of tho sal ! sioi kholtb ! s to he h'dd at the Hire, tor'.- Room of the said batik on the 29 th day of August, la.,'a. at 10 a m . sa: ! m- tlti.: : ? be for t !i- pu"pose of c on si lering a t'eso'.n i,?n for j a.- increase of tlo? ? aptta! of s nil bank 'o a sunt :: ?L exceeding $ >0.II y and also for the purpose of ( otw.d'-: ;:ig the de< larat ion of a stock divtdend the amount of the capital Increase. ,,nd also for the purpose of considering any other acts reasonably net'essatv or Incidental thereto. W. Ii. ZKMP, President llhA'KY (I CABRITON, Cashier 19 22 s b. che?ks d d d Malaria m^k \n 7 days and y VV Liquid, Tab lets, Colds Salve, Nose Drops 8ymptoms flrtt day Try "Rub-My-Tism"?a Wonderful Liniment Two Men Hurt By Wild Bull North Wllkeaboro, N. C, Aug. 18.? Joo Nichols, 7U, waa seriously If not fatally Injured lute Wednesday whyn attacked by uu enraged bull near his home. Two hours later, the same bull attacked and critically hurt the aged man's son, Jesse Nichols, 36, as he tried to catch the unlmal. Conditions of the elderly father and son are described as critical and re-! covery Is extremely doubtful. After the double tragedy, the neigh* bors for many tulles distant gathered and participated In a bull tight that would have rivaled matador's of Spain and Mexico, and after more than six hours of hunting and lighting, the | bull tlttttlly was killed shortly after midnight. Hunters have found It difficult to drown a broken-winged bird as long as the broken bone was not submerged. CITATION The State of South Carolina . County of Kershaw (By N. C. Arnett, Probate Judge) Whereas, Mrs. l^esllo J. Whltaker made suit to me to grant unto., her i Letters of Administration of the Instate and Kffects of W. D. Whltaker, | deceased. I j These are, Therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said W. D. Whltaker, deceased, that they be and appear before me, In the Court of Probate. to be held at Camden, S. C., on Tuesday, September 5, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock In the : forenoon, to show cause, If any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 21st dayi of August, Anno Domini, li*3i). N. C. ARNKTT, Judge of Probate for Kershaw County CITATION Tito State of South Carolina ('niinty <>f Kershaw \ Py N C Arm-it. Probate Judge I Whereas, H. R. Horton and S. B. Morton madt^snit to me to grant unto them Letters oT Administration of the L'stuto and Kfh'cts of T. F. Horton, deceased. These are. Therefore, to cite atul admonish all and singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said T. F. Horton, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to he hold at Camden, S. C., on Friday. August 25. next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, j to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not bo granted. Given under my hand this 10th day of August, Anno Domini. 11<30 N. C. ARNKTT, Judge of Probate for Kershaw County FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, mi August 25, 1U3U, 1 will make to tie* Probate Court of Kershaw County my tinal return as i Kxeeutrix of the es'a'.o of Carrie J.Hejms. deceased, and on the same , date I will apply to the said Court for j a tinal discharge as said Kxoeutrlv. ! N SARA F. WOLFF, Kxeeutrix ! Camden. S C.. July 25, 1031*. ) Free Book From McCleary Clinic An> one affln ' <! wi'h hemorrhoids j < plb ? i. fistula, nonmalignant rectal | ills of any kind or colon trouble-., would do well t(> write the McCleary Clinic. 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The McCleary Clinic Is the "urge-t Institution of its kind in the world, specializing exclusively in re. tal and co'.on cases Its treatment is known I to thousands of former patients, who .'have coma to it from all over the j S'ai.'.y (Canada, and many foreign I a ii i! s A written request, will bring i>ou ,a free copy of the book, in plain wrapper uPhout placing you under any ob.igation 22-24 pd I Sanitary Plumbing and Heating I TELEPHONE 433-J Estimate* Fumi*Hed on Sbort Notice ELECTROL OIL BURNERS j German-Polish Conflict Seems Near Berlin, Aug. 21.-Germany upset the whole structure of the tense middle European sit nation by announcing shortly*'before midnight tonight that she will conclude a non-aggression pact with Soviet Russia. If there Is to be a conflict as a result of the Polish-German dispute over Danzig and Poinorxe (the Polish J Corridor) it now appears certain W vast Russia will be neutral The position of Poland, which bud boon counting on the effectiveness of what Germany calls the "Democrat!^ encirclement policy," appeared to have been weakened greatly. German soldiers were massing on t the Polish frontier, and now It seemed certain that if they are called upon to march eastward they will not have to worry ubout the possibility- of encountering Russian troops somewhere In middle Poland. Germany's announcement of Its diplomatic "putsch" startled a^l Europe. It apparently meant that the months-long efforts of Britain and France to Induce Russia to enter a front to back up Poland, Rumania and other smaller European countries agalnst aggression hud fulled. For, according to the German announcement Russia had agreed not to fight Germany. The announcement of what diplomatic observers admitted as a master stroke by Adoiph Hitler came even while British and French military of-, fleers wore In Moscow going over plans of stategy with high Soviet officers. I It seemed likely that these discussions would lead to no constructive results. The British official announcement of the decision of Russia and Oerma-, ny to conclude an agreement not to go to war stated that Foreign Minister Joachim VonRlbbentrop will arrive in Moscow Wednesday to con <-lud?> negotiations. The brief announcement by the official German iiuwh agency u few minutes before midnight said: "The government of the Reich and the Soviet government have decided to conclude a non-aggression pact with ouch other. | "The Keichminister of Foreign Affails, Von Kibbentrop, will arrive In Moscow Wednesday to conclude the negotiations " It wuh presumed that the vitally important document would be signed within the course of a day wnose complex* rumiflcatlons put statesmen everywhere on the alert was the old quarrel between Germany and Poland ?-who has Russia for a neighbor on the other side?over the Free City of Danzig, 754 square miles of territory that Germany lost in the World War. In lAHUlon the stock market suffered the worst case of war nerves since the Munich crisis in last September. Almost ull shares except war commodities were Inactive and depressed. Parts of the German-Polish border bristled with military activity. Extraordinary meetings of the British and French cabinets were called for today. Official quarters in both capitals emphasized that there was no change In their announced policy of resistance to "aggression," but neither J^mdon nor Paris gave auy positive indication of what course they would tuke in the present situation. I The six countries Invited to Brussels are The Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Luxembourg. Outward calm prevailed in Warsaw but a reliable Informant said Britons in Poland had been advised In general terms by the British Embassy to leave as soon as possible "in view of the considerable danger of a rupture In German-Polish relations." Hungary's foreign minister, the Count Caaky, about whom much spec-! ulatlon had centered as a result of his visits to Germany and Italy, re-J turned to Budapest and declared: I | "An Independent and strong Hungary i la an indispensable factor for the political balance of Central Europe." Diplomats considered that a direct answer to reports that Hungary was giving in to German demands for help in case of war. Italians said reports that Germany and the Soviet Union will sign a nonaggression pact hit Homo tonight as a tremendous surprise. It was reported, however, that Premier Mussolini Jiad been fully informed of Adolph Hltlbr's intention. Under the Itaiio-German military alliance the two powers are obliged to keep each other informed of such moves. Thank goodness we live in a free country, where a man may say what j he thinks?if he isn't afraid of wife, neighbors, or boss, and if he's sure it won't hurt his business or his reputation.?Patterson (Kan.) News. ??? ) 1 hub !! ?i ?a? Death of Henry Gardner Cassatt, Auk. 19.?Henry K garj. ner, 47, died at the Columbia hospital Saturday morning after an illness 0f several days. Mr. Gardner made his home for the past seven years in Columbia, working for the Granby mill. Funeral services were held at 3;3o p. m. 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