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TNI CAMOIN CMWOWtCLl, CAMOetl, •OUTW CAWOLHiA, WIIPAY, MAUCM H, IMt
Camden Man One Of Largest Growers Of Canaries In Nation
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Here you eee one eeotlon of
the canary cagoa at the'Man-
del Canary Plant; one Cam
den enterrise of which few
people know. There are over
500 grown canaries at the
plant and right now over 300
little birds. . “
CANARY PIJVNT IN CAMDEN IS
ONE OF COUNTRY’S LARGEST
Camden has one enter
prl«e of which many people
are not aware and that is
the Mandel Canary Plant,
which is operated by Ed
ward Kerrison in a building
back of his home at 1507
Fair street.
Mr. Kerrison ha« 500 Krown
canaries and right nuw has
.several hundred young birds.
By the end of the year he ex
pects to have two or three
thousand birds or rather to
have bad that many at one time
during the year.
This is the breeding season
and hundreds of litte birds
may ho seen getting in the
plant now, while many are
. nursing thoir^ yotmgslfirs*.
Mr. Kerrison has red, yellow,
white, deep orchard, apricot,
cinnumon and green canaries
and he I9 constantly carrying
on cross-breeding for different
colors.
Mr. Kerrison sells his birds
all oves the United Statetr and
hag had orders from England.
He now has inquiries from
China and Cuba.
Me. Kerrison's plant Is one
of the largest canary plants in
- \he country. Ordinarily he wel-
cbmeR visitors but he says at
YOU GET THE
TOP lOllAO
TRADE-IN
FOR YOUR OLD TIRES
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Silvertowns
Our big trade-in allowrsnce brings the net
cost of new tires way down. You get a
'Top Dollar Trade-In” fot your old
tires when you put new B.F. Goodrich
Silvertowns on your car.
FIRST IN RUBBER
HOW!
Costs leM Per Mile thmm
Prewer tewer /« Prfse
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946 Broad Street
Phone 11
F.Goodric
FIRST IN RUBBER
this time of the year when the
birds are breeding he cannot
'permit youngsters in the plant
but adults are welcome.
Financial Results
Of Leap Year Ball
All Camden will be interested to
know that the l^eap Year Ball held
this year by the Woman’s Auxil
iary of the Camden hospital was
the'< greatest financial success of
any project they have ever had.
Congratulations are In order for
all who so generously contributed.
The gross receipts were 11,236.50
and expenses $252 resulting in' a
net profit of $984.50.
.Following is a list of the pat
rons and patronesses of the ball;
Mrs. Lewis Ambler, Mr, and
Mrs. Thomas Ancrum, Mr. and
Mrs. William Beebe, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom C, Boykin, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam F. Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. Ros-
coe Bonsai, Mr. and Mrs. Moultrie
Burns, Mrs. JanQ..^owler Bassett,
Mr. and Mrs. Wv' A. Boykin, Mrs.
J. Belk, Mrs. Frederick Church,
Dr. John W. Corbett, Mrs. George
R. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Charles P.
DuBosp, Jr., Mr.'^and Mrs. H. G.
Carrlson, Mrs. John Devine, Mr.
and Mrs. George R. Darden.
Also, Mr. and Mrs. John deixiach,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Daniels,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Engs, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold W. Funderburk,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Guy, Mrs.
Elizabeth Gulon, Mr. and Mrs.- Wm.
L. Goodale, Mr. and Mrs. N. R.
Goodale, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Chris
topher M. Greer, Jr., Mrs. Leonard
Graham. Mr. and Mrs. F, D. Good-
ale, Miss Helen Harman, Lady
Harris, M, H. Heyman, Comdr.
DoThblbr
cotraHwa. MURcuuui tmntncss op
Chiidi Cold
Shannon Heath, Rodney Jarvis,
Harry D. Klrkoyer, Mr. and Mrs.
D. K. Kerr, Jr., Mrs. Helen Van
Z. Kiilght, Mr. and Mrs. Grainger
Kornegay, Mrs.^ Wallace Keep, Mr.
and Mrsf Allen Kirby.
Also, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ken
nedy, III, A. Sam Karesh, Dr. and
Mrs. Andrew B; Whitaker, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlf^ G. Moller, Mr. and
! Mrs. T. G. McKain, Mr. and Mrs,
M. G. Muller, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
McKain, Miss Celeste Mumford, Mr.
and Mrs. B. W, Marshall, Mrs. Ruth
W. McClave, Mrs. H. Q. Marvin,
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Nettles. Mrs.
Louise C. Proctor, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl S. Potter, Mr, and Mrs.
Reuben B. Pitts, Jr., Ruth Rich
ards, Mrs. Samuel Russell. Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Richards. Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Ryan, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles J. Shannon, IV.. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank E. Sheffield. Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Schlosburg, Dr. and Mrs.
F. Grayson Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. H.
F. Speaks, Mr. and Mrs. Warren
P. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Henry .Sav
age, Jr., Mrs. John Todd, Rev. and
Mrs. J. K. Tibblts, Col. and Mrs.
W. Myron^ Tupper, Hr. and Mrs.
Robert Taller, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Whitaker, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Carl A.
West, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Weeks,
Mh and Mrs. David R. Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Villepigue,
Mr. and Mrs. John Whitaker, Mrs.
W. L. Wright. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas M. Waller.
Vegetable Fiber Mattresses
Although comfortable, modem
mattresses are fairly recent In
their development Use of mat
tresses is mentioned in history as
far Bbek u tbs Srd century, B. C.
Vegetable libers and feathers are
recorded as the earliest filling ma
terials.
for the best in aeeU
dent, health and hos-
jntalizatiori insurance
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ON HIGHWAY NO. 1
AT TWIN OAKS — PHONE 305-M
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SWIFT JEWEL . 4 lb. carton
I1L\XWELL HOUSE COFFEE . lb.
THICK FAT BACK . .. . . . . lb.
American Beauty FLOUR .4 - • • 24 lbs.
EGGS for F^aster doz.
ENGLISH PEAS No. 2 can
KELLY FIELD PEAS No. 2 can
CORN, whole and cream style- No. 2 cans 2 for
FROZEN FOOD (Dulany)
eFOREMOST DAIRIES MH^K
in Paper Cartooa
DONT FORGET
tee Cream Every Wednesday 19e pt.
PLENTY OF PARKIN6 SPACE
WE DELIVER .
WE DELIVER
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Wonderful New Selection Of Easter Fash
ions — Widest Selection Of Newest Items
— All Budget Priced For You.
What would Easter he iriYA*!
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Here you will find just wh
you are seeking.
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in Junior, Misses, '
Womeri^s sizes
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A varied selection of Easter
Toppers and Full Coats--^l
wool materials. Newest col
ors.
$16.50 up
New Selections in
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$2.98-$3.98
Your Easter Footwear
May be found here in Camden’s
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and leathers in varied widths to
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