Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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F ^CE OF SALE to • 9* *^9. pie** *o' ^ Coontjr, f'**®^?*-.* in tb® c*«e of PUnton Pboapbate coBitanj, HMTon, et ai •no- blddcrt B. B. H*«ron, < I will leU *t public •r?Ae hlghett bidder or bl< •fCourt Houoo dw in tbo '*^«fC*mden, CJounty of Kenhaw. South Carolina, terinc the »1.. <m th. BmMoii. ^1. November, 1S44. the name boln* day of said mo^, the described property, to-wlt; Sr tot ceruln piece, parcel or M of land situate, lyln« and being terihaw County, South Carolina, in the above decree aa con* ^ 104 acres, more or less, and described as oontaiali^ 100 ^ more or less, bounded on the 5 by the McCollum Ferry Pnbllo on the East by lands of the M of H. H. Hall; on the Sooth by ][erte8on Place, formerly of Shiv. gad on the West by land of the ite of Holland. Being the same ^ of land which was conveyed by ill U. Boykin and Bva M. Moseley M. Peebles, W. Q. DesChamps W. P. Hearon, as Administrators tbe estate of J. M. Hearon, de- iid, by deed dated February 1st, 1 and duly recorded in the efflce tbe Clerk of Court for Kershaw aty In Book C.S., at page 44S. be said decree provides that the I ihsll be made for cash; that I D require the highest bidder at the I, other than the plaintiff, to make ash-depoelt of five (6) per cent the bid as earnest money or evi- M of good faith, the deposit of list high bidder to be applied on Md should there be a compliance THE CAMDtM CMBOWiCLl, CAMDIEW, >OUTH CABOLINA, FRIDAY, WOVEMBEW t, t>*4 FAEE SEVEN r Vt Bhbron Talks To Monidpal OfHdals Bsbeon Park. Mass.. Nov, J.—^Infla tion is the result of increasing the currency or the debt of the country more rapidly than the assets of ths country. Inflation is a form of dis ease which has started from many dif ferent sonrcec. Note these five; 1. The crudest form of inflation came from “clipping coins.” This means making them smaller or thin ner. It Is. the. fonn that la still used In certain conn5loB.''~ 2. In the case of paper money, the same result is obtained by printing additional paper money withont in creasing ths gold reserve. This is the method which is now being used In the United States. 3. A similar result can be obtamed by issuing an excess of Government bonds, which are really s form of currency and which tend to debase the currency already issued. 4. Inflation comes through the in erted use of checks, ncAes, and othm* forms of municipal, corpora tion and personal Indebtedness. When another man accepts vonr handwritten check tor $10, this brings on inflation the same as printing more $10 bills. 6. Finally, a great increase in the circulation of mcmey brings shout in flation. When money changes hands three times as test every week, it has the same effect as increasing the amount of currency outstanding by threefold. tenag refer again to-my^Aeftoltl So long as there Is an increaso in the country's food, clothing and shel ter equal to the increase In' the cir- show Itself in incrensed prices of finished phodnets sneh as road ma chinery, cruahed rock. Are trucks and especially fire alarm equipment. Fur thermore. these increases, caused by inflation, will be in addition to the natural price Increase due to greater demand and genmral proepmity. In tect, all the things which cities will need sft«r the war can be bonght for less now. In esse someone, srgnee with* you that further inflation is not coming, give th^ the following three rea sons: nvitb. If tbe person mekiwg thg culsting money, there is nothing to tdt bid St the sale, other than tha Stiff, fails to make such deposit ladistely at the time of the ac- ttnee of his bid, then the said Bites shall be at once resold, at k bidder’s risk, on the same salea- or upon soma subsequent sajea- , It the option of tha plaintiff or ittorneys. If the last* 'high bidder dng the deposit herein required I to comply with his bid without tl excuse being doly shown, than k deposit shall be delivered to the Stiff and retained as. liquidated itget, and the .premises shall rssfter be resold, upon the same M, and St such bidder’s risk, an e subsequent salesday to be deslg- Bdhy the plabitiftis be said decree provides that tha ehsser or purchaaers mt tha aala D pay for all papers and ths cost ereoue stam^ This sale will not sin open for forthOT bidding. L. W. MOORS. Clerk of Court. Acting as Master for Lee County. iUEL WANT, fES S. VERNER. Intlffi Attorneys. Ungton. 8. C. (ember 18th. 1144. SIT ear, but otherwise beware. Today, our outstanding currency is increasing more rapidly than ts our supply of food, clothing and shelter. Inflation hsM tbe same effect on ivlog costs as changing the slse pf a bushel, or changing the length of a yardstick, or changing a gallon meas ure would have if the price per bush^. >er yard or per gallon remains con stant. This is a very important fac tor for all municipal offlciala-'espeei- ally Fire Chiefs—to keep In mind when the nation Is teeing a postwar boom. After World War 2 Inflation win U(i ACCOaOIMS TO LASSt DWtCTIONt DeKalb Pharmacy 6UMEZE iTkysistiigN POk TSTHNG INFANTS SOftE GUMS Aik peer OrststW VEIVIT FIODUCTS CO. II Pa* Plow NSW Ts* T, N. T. ■f. 1. 'Government expenses are still in excess of Government receipts. In order for the Government to pey its bills, it must either print bonds or eurrwicy. 2. EMbtors will ocmtlnue to *howl for more Inflstloo, This applies to termers, real estate promoters and some merchants who owe money. They know that as prices of the land, bouses and goods which they now owe go up, it win be easier tor fliem to. sell and get out of debt. 8. Those ^igsged In foreign trade are usnally anxious to have the U. 8. further devalue 1^ dolls^. '^en other countries devslnste, countries which do not lose trade. Inflation is s temporsrjr stimulant to business, but, like’ whiskey, Its stimulating effects last for only a short time. Sooner or later increased prices offset all ad vantages temporarily secured by a **chesp doUar.” Bfmice, to refer again to Fire Departments: 1. In the postwar pmiod. there will be a gener^ rise in the prices of all materials which annlcipalitles pur chase. This means that the sooner fire departments purchase new eqnlp- ment and extend their fire alarm sys tems the better off the cities will be. Furthermore. <mly commoq Justice de mands an increaes in firemen’s wages. 8. As the effects of inflation be come recognised there will be s de mand by real'' estate owners, merch- anta end others for greater fire pro tection. When it coats more to ro- plaee property, the owners of bnild- ings and merchandise will be more fearful of fires and more anxious for greater protection. Therefore, "city trfflclals can now talk, inflation to their clUxens with the full support ot all property owners. NOtlCE TO DEBTOK8 AND CREDITORS All parties indebted to the estate of John D. Nelson are hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned, and all parties, if may, having claims sgslnst the said estate will present them likewise, duly attested, within the time prescribed by. law. Della Nelson, Administratrix. Camden, S. C., Oct 20,1244. S2-84p Sgt Joe Hon^ (H Bethune; Is • Killed bi Action Mrs. J. H. Hough has been inform ed, by the war department that ber husband. S.-Sgt. Joseph 8. Hough, was killed in action in France Oct. 2. He had previously been reported missing in action. < The son of Mrs. Mabel V. Hall ot the Bethnne section of Kershaw coun ty Sergeant Hough is a graduate of Clerason college and before his induc tion into the army in July, 1942, was a vocational agriculture teacher at Inman High school. He had been overseas since July. Mrs. Hough, tbe former Miss Willie May Wilson, is a mkmber of the In- NOnCE TX> DEBTORS AND CREDITORS All parties Indebted to the estate of D. A. Goff are hereby notified to make payment to the updersighed, and all parties, it any, having claims against the said estatSk-will present them likewise, duly attested, within the time prescribed by law. « Nannie M. Jones. Administratrix. Camden. 8. C^ Oct 14.1944. S|r man High school faculty. Beaides his mother and widow, Sgt Hough is survived by four slaters. Miss Hettie Hough and Mrs. Lsyeme Price of Columbia, and Ensign Ellse y. Hough and Mrs. C. R. OuUsw of Atlsdts, Ga.; two brothers, Capt. Ralph T. Hall, with the army overseeg. and Burnett Hall, S2-c, on forelgft duty with the navy. '•I Whales live through the winter by, keeping blow-boles open in the ice. The Jewish people have been Euro peans for more than LOOO years. *1 LOST 52 Lbal WEAN tISS 84 AMIN** ■ns. e. m tKixs.rr.weBni AsSMwmI Nm-W . gMetlal Sni*. mm' Mm Smaa. W» fcaaUaafc mim^mmi badWanat tbaa Taaf% batariv aat tor tSt Arii Ptwaf LS Taa WItk thb AySt 1 aat aar aMala, EMata «r battar, a«a Sat daaa. It‘a ateaw aad yoa aaiagr dtlidoaa (yttaaita forti- Sod) AtPS batore aaA aMal. Abiw-_ lataly baraltaa. aidy fl2 CV BACI 4ycat "**^lJIIa***’ MONSV BACK with tha «aay Snl baa.) DeKALB PHARMACY. Phens 99 TAX jwyncE The tax books for the o^eeOM County and School Taxes for the tlseal year eommenclag January 1. 1944. will be open from September If, 1944. to December 81, 1944, Inclastve withont ‘penalty. When making in quiry about taxM, please state the school district number in which you live or own property. Hie follow!^ U a list of ths total levlee for toe riwions school districts: DeKalb Tewtwlilp Mills Beho(d District No. 1 88 School Distrlet No. I 22 Behool District No. 4 IT SdiooL'District No. 8 29 Behool District No. 88 18 School Distrlet No. « 18 Buffale Township Mills School Distrlet No. 2 88 School District I4e. 6 18 School DIstriet No. 7 It School District No. 16 18 SMiool District No. 28 II Behool Distrlet No. 12 II School District No. IS 22 School DIstriet No. 27 24 School District No. 88 18 Behool District No. 81 18 loot Distrlot No. 40 88 Schc _ school Distrlet No. 48 18 Plat Reck Township School District No. t SriKxS Dtetrlot Ho. 9 School District No. 10 Behool Disteiet Mo. 18 School District No. 19 24 School Distrlet No. 80 II School District No. 88 14 School IMstriet No. 87 14 School District No. 41 24 School District No. 48 18 School Dlstiiet No. 47 18| Wateiwe Township Mills School District No. 11 HI School Distrlet Sehoed Distriet No. If IT School Distrlet No. 29 Ml School Dtetriet No«S8 18 BehoolINstrlct-Mo. 19 ...... .j,. • • • 28J C. J. Ontlaw, Trsaswsr, lt-tM4 Kssuhaw Oounty. B. 0.i DONT BE LEFT IN THE (MKL-D Send Vt Your Winter Coat* and Overeoati Today C k| pFffMfB ••rfjF Ao84 mIpHF inyia 8«id |Mk Palmetto Dn Cleaners, he. WHITE DEMOCRATS - AP - i Will you vote the New Deal ticket with its NEGRO vice-chairman? Do you he- Seve that the New Deal UrAe same as the PARTY OF YOUR FATHERS? Was the Democracy of your fathers composed of Negrroes, Socialists and foreign ideas and isms? Are waDemocrats for sale for a few hand-outs? Are YOU a New Dealer, or are the band-wagon politicians selling you outYor their own political purpose? Do you want a Negro Democracy oyare yon lor a Democracy of WHITE MEN? Vote the Southeni Democratic Ticket It Is A White Man’s Ticket Southern Democrats are for BYRD FOR PRESIDENT For Unfettered Opportunity; for the Old-Time' Americanism of INDIVIDUAL REWARD for INDMDUAL WORK and WORTH. This is a WfiileHaifs TOuhtry; Be^shoulff rule It. RIs the White Man’s responsibility; he cannot escape it. Wkat Does Byrd Offer? Constitutional government, government by law, instead of by whim, will or fancy of we miin. VOTE for Southern Democrats and declare yourafelf for Jbhe opportunity of every man to rise to the highest levd of his ability.. that is what made America. Do you want the New Deal to REGULATE and DIRBK5T your life, your work, farming, indu^ry,^^p^protit8, labor, m^iicineaitditospitalization? RKE UP, CAROLINIANS and help regenerate the nation. Vote for a strong, prosperous America under tile Great Profidence which has rfsmys unstained ns. JIHIlOW OFF the shac}cle8j>f the New DgalL South Carolina independent of rings and subsidized politics. U. S. Stamlor OUN D. JOHNSTON Rspran—iUtiTe Im Congrsn JAMBS P. RICHARDS PrisideBtkl Efeetors JAMBS L. COKER JBSSB 8. PLOWDBN H. H. WOODWARD LEWIS M. RICE J. WAM DRAKE T. Y. WILLIAMS D. STROTHER POPE MARION HUQOINS MOTE DEMOCRATS, if you want a change, vote our ticket and remain a DEMOCRAT. Constitutional Government - Opportunity - Freedom' White Party. Do You Want A Ballot?. We shall be glad to send you an official ballot which ydu may put in the box without change or get one at the polls. I Southern Democratic Box 1144 Strictly American and ALL White Colombia, S. C.