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Thi> gasoline tax has boen in force
in the I'nited States for L'l years.
During that period the tax has cost
motorists more than $9,OUO,OnO.OnO,
and currently takes more than $ 1
000,000,000 from them annually.
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HIS PEACH CROP TOTAL LOSS
J. Roy Cunningham Haid Monday
morning that ills peach crop was a
total loss as ho had made an inspection
of his large.orchard and had not
found a tree which gave evidence
that it would boar any fruit after the
heavy frost that visited this section
over the week-end and especially Friday
night when the thermometer registered
below freezing.
Mr. Cunningham aaid tliaL lie
thought that the frost had destroyed
some of his apple crop also but that
the extent of tin1 damage to this crop
has not been ascertained.
Mr Cunningham has a total of
something like 3",00 peach trees which
, an* old enough to bear fruit but this
year he docs not expect to harvest
any peaches. He has about 1 SOU
apple trees and he says that this crop
will be damaged to some extent ?
I At master News.
Codfish are used as a medium of
exchange in Iceland.
Nobody's Business
Written f?r Tlie unronlcle by Q?
McOne, Copyright, 19IS.
AN APPROACHING WEDDING
?announcements huvo l>oon sent out
by the bride's mother of the app
reaching marriage of" Her darter,
miss kittle lou hosfilns. enduring the
month of June, the bride will be dressed
la a golng-awuy suit of pale blue
trimmed In green. It has alreddy bean
ordered from sheers and Jobuck. the
down payment was sent, vie:,. 3|. the
j vail will come with it, but she will
have to buy her shoes and hose and
uaderthlngs locally, as the mall-order
folks do not sell their longarie on
c red dick, it is being saved up for.
?she is a young lady of fine babbits,
she do not drink much, smokes verry
little except in private, attends church
now and then, likes candy and drug
stoar stufT verry much Indeed, and is
some help occasionally around the
house, after she flnnlshed high-Bcholl
and whined a beauty contost at
smith's mill pond, she set out to have
a career but never got nowhere much,
she is still yerry pretty and has a line
profile.
-^-tho brldfcgroom-to-be is Jerry mire
simkins. ho owns his filling station,
except the pumps and the building, he
Is not liked much by his competitors,
he cut the price on washing to c65, on
'greasing to c50, and on shining up
the boddy and sucking dirt out of the
seats to c95. they say he uses seeont-hand
grease, and don't half wash
the fords, and he shinos up the cars
with shoe polish ansoforth. he is getting
a right smart of the trade and
sells for cash only, that shows he's
got some sense after all.
?this mougbt be a church wedding
and it mought not be one, a quiet
wedding will possibly be hell at her
home or at the parsonage, her old man
is broke and can't spend to much on
finery and showlng-ofT. he says she
aint getting noboddy worth spending
annythlng on. it Is susposed that rev.
will walte, her local pasture, will Inform
the cerlmony. invitation will be
sent out if her ma thinks it will pay
her to do so. come down to it, mr.
editor.
yores trulie,
mike lark, rfd,
corry spondent.
An Appeal For Indirect Relief
deer mr. editor:
? i notis that you have stopped my
paper again, you surely did not get
my letter of last week where i told
you that 1 would fetch you some nice
watter-millions and a few messes of
turnipgreens ere long, start It back
up at once and lookout for' the stuff
1 will send to you. you certainly have
a nice little newspaper; we like It,
meaning 1 and my nabors who borry
It. better than we do the dailies, they
miss it allso.
?what Is the war news doing? since
you stopped our paper we do not
know nothing. It looks like the big
rich folks are trying to keep us poorfolks
In tho dark, has finland whupped
russia .ycL?~ what has become of
hitler's lightning army? has lie took
great brittan yet? you see we must
all suffer because you stopped mj'
paper, i think if you will verrify yore
records that you will find that the
load of wood i took you last fall paid
me up to June 30. but you stopped it
in april.
?we have nothing to curl the girl's
hair with since the paper quit com-'
ing. i wore it on my chist enduring
the cold weather and it is lucky that
you did not stop it in febberwary, or
i mought have kotchod my death with
a cold and the newmony: i usually
wore out one issue of yore paper*
every week, they would of lasted
"longer, but you 1 slept in them,
and allso got gravy spilt on them,
when you issued 8 sheets instld of 4
sheets, i went without my vest, but
folks got to crowding in front of me
so bad reading yore paper i had to
put my vest back on.
?mr editor, start her up again, and
keep them coming every thursday as
in the past, tell yore old lady that
if she Is not at home when my turnipsallct
gels there that It will bo left
on her back steps, how about some
young onions? we are planting them
this week, they will go on our newsI>aper
prescription allso. our address
is rote out below, we have not moved
since last december. i hope you are
well and up and about, rite or foam
if you want some extry news from !
flat rock
yores trulie,
mike lark. rfd.
corry spondent.
Death of An Infant
Annie Blanch Boone. two months old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Boone, of the Westvllle section, died
at the Camden hospital Sunday. The
funeral and burial was held at Bethany
Baptist church Monday.
Because nearly two-thirds of highway
fatalities occur at night, many
states are introducing legislation to
lower the speed limit after dark.
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SUN AND MOON PUT ON MOST
SPECTACULAR SHOW IN VEAR8 <
Jacksonville, Fla., April 8. ? The
moon turned the sun into a flaming
golden band of light yesterday afternoon
with a spectacular show that
won't be repeated in the United i
States for 54 years.
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In a rare alignment of heavenly
bodies, the moon came directly between
the earth and the sun. The
moon was farther away from the
earth than usual and the sun closer
than usual with the result that only
the inside of the sun's face was
blocked out.
The effect ? seen through smoked
glass, over-exposed photographic film
and special filters?was that of a big
black polka dot with a shining orange
rim around it. It was the first eclipse '
of such wide-spread visibility in the
United States since 1865.
The annular or ring phase of the i
sun's diameter, entered the United
States at HJg Bend, Tex., at 4:40 p.
m., (EST) and sped 2,000 miles east
ward across the southern part of the
country In slightly more than half an
hour.
Persons living in $ path, 150 miles
wide, saw the full annular phase If ?
weather permitted. The rest of the
nation and Canada saw only a partial 1
eclipse.
Astronomers in Texas set up instruments
to stucly rays thrown out from
the edge of the sun, the eclipse efTect
upon radio reception and other scien- (
tlflc factors. Results of their observations
may not be known for many .
months.
An experimental United States
army bomber went so high into the
substratosphere after eclipse pictures
that its four motors left a wake of
frozen exhaust in the sky.
The temperature dropped to 34 degrees
below zero in the plane's cabin,
where a window had been left open
to accommodate the nation's biggest
aerial camera. ? ? "
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Robins raise two broods of fontf to
six young each year.
NOTICE TO DEBT^H)
AND CREDITORS?
All parties indebted to thenfl
J. B. Zemp, deceased are heratfl
fled to make payment to
signed, and all parties, if
claims against the said estifl
present them likewise, duly
within the time prescribed byjfl ,
BERTIE] L. ZEMP/'^H
Administratri^^*
Camden, S. C., April 16, 194?,
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WHEAT, RYE, OATS, PEASf BEANS,
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Very Reasonable Prices.
FOK SALE?First year from Coker: 300
l>us. \ ia 1 Strain 2; 100 bus. No. 100.
Cotton carefully selected for planting
>eed. Free from adulteration.
Bailey Distributing and
'Milling Company
BLANEY, S. C.
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Camden, South Carolina
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!Oo"INDUSTRIES BENEFIT
FROM BEER AND AiE
Did you know that the return of
beer and ale brought increased
business to more than 100 industries?
It did. Services and materials
were needed. New jobs were
made for workers.
nature
makes
beer i
A simple
natural
process produces beer and ale irom
water, malted grain and hops. The
brewer applies nis skill tohelpgive
these beverages their fine taste.
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BEER'S TAXESSI,OOO.OOO
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DAT-COULD PAT FOR GRAND
COULEE DAM IN 186 DATS
Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia river
will be the moat maaaive structure ever
built by mam Beer'a taxes?Federal,
State and local?could quickly pay for it.
WHY BEER IS THE
BEVERAGE Of
MODERATION
Beer's alcoholic content
is very low... lower thcui
' any other alcoholic beverage.
That is why it is
called "the beverage of
moderation." You are not
likely to get in trouble
if you stick to beer.
SOUGHT ST SEERAND
ALEs 25 BILLION
POUNDS Of FARM g
PRODUCTS.Steadily, year *
after year, the brewing industry
gives American farmers a
big order for farm products.
That's a help farmers appreciate.
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OLDER THAN THE ? J
PYRAMIDS OP EOYPTJ
Beer has been brewed since
beginnings of recorded histocjl
in many parta of the world. M
was known in ancient Egyijtl
in China, and the EupiirMfl
valley.
'CLEAN-UP OR CLOSE-UP"
^ A NEW PLAN TO
y PROTECT BEER RETAILING
One of the most Interestfag
things about beer and ftWPj
the brewing industry's P?*
arram to keep retailing wmj
some. Thta' program la now in enecc in a
states. It ia being extended. We want you to k??
about it. Write for booklet. United Brewers J
trial Foundation, 19 East 40th St., New
BEER.. beverage of moderation