The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 27, 1950, Image 10
Care In Buying
Urged By Specialist
For The
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A.&P. Ads Cite
One Case nirown
Out By U. S. Court
Hu wiggeuli that, U
have not been ordered or booked
the chicks may be delivered at the
sr ft wye- He - that
-hatched puileti from chfeks
PebruMy or March
certain straineoC Mew Haar^ftAUree
popular Mr brottm, any
The second in a eerie* of case*
in which “false” charge* were
made by anti-trust lawyers
against the Great Atlantic & Pa
cific Tea Company was cited in
advertisements being published
in 2,500 ifewspapers last week.
Following a pattern set in
fpevious ads, the company quotes
a federal judge who exonerated
an A&P subsidiary of charges it
conspired to fix potato prices in
three Southern states. /
Under the captain, "Here is an-
while [other time the anti-trust lawyers
r were wrong,” AAP tells about a
are more popular car broilers, any
one of the fbur papular breeds
the official U. S. egg-laying con
test In IMP Where the birds en
tered represented the best breed
ing in the nation and which ritow-
ed Rhode Island Reds led with
an average of 237 eggs per year.
Single-comb White Leghorns and
Barred Plymouth Rocks were»: -—7—. .——. --
next with M average of 222, fol-ljhe ^ of who would
suit filed against its produce-buy
ing affiliate in Wilson, W. C M aft
er the charges wore heard, the
jury was instnarted to return a
verdict of “not guilty.” Federal
Judge C. C. Wyche told the gov
ernment attorneys that “You
cant make a case without facts.”
"In this case,” the ad states,
“the anti-trust lawyers gave a
story to the newspapers, telling
millions of farms that we were
Pisgah News
We ere very glad to know
Roy Rnf—who has
la the Camden _
improving end we hope'he can
■nof* be out
Mrs. Lila Delk of
visited at the home of
Mrs. Roy Baker S
J. L. Shiver end
Saturday
Mrs. C. M. Hough ol
wee e visitor oCMrs. J. T. Wat
son Sunday.
BHas Margie Shiver of Sumter
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Shiver.
Carson Gordon and family of
Dalzell were visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Shiver,
Ike Tri^cSiSy Grange will
at the
lowed by New Hampshire* (pro
duction strains) with 210 eggs per
year.
He stresses the Importance of
buying chicks that are bred for
Jh egg production. He says this
is assured through the National
Poultry Improvement Plan grades
of either HOP U. S. certified or
ROP sired, or by securing chicks
from a hatchery which obtains its
eggs from flortu of such breed
ing.
“It is important that the chides
you buy live,” Mr. Peterkin de
clares. ‘To assure this buy Chicks
from a hatchery with a National
Poultry Improvement Plan rating
of U. S. pulloftun-clean or U S.
pullorum-passed, or have a simi
lar testing program: see that the
Chicks are not weakened by ex
posure to eutreme temperatures
or respiratory disease; and brood
them properly.
Tn 0refer to properly brood
them, a well-ventilated house
free of drafts with a source of
heat thermostatically controlled
is necessary,” he continues. “The
latter "will assure that the tem-
srature will not get too high or
low at any time. While many
people use light bulbs of various
sizes as a source of heat, this is not
very satisfactory, as it does not
take care of sudden changes in
temperature,” he concludes.
Spinach is believed to have been
transplanted from Asia to North
Africa by 11*0 Moors.
pert
too
FINAL
Notice is hi
month from
3, 1950, Mari
this
RGE
given that one
date, on Feb.
J. Brown will
shaw County her final return as
Sxbcutfjx or the estate of Jake
A. Brown, deceased, and o* the
same date die will apply to the
said Court for a final discharge at
said Executrix. 58F4tc
N. C. ARI
Judge of Probate
Camden, S. C., Jan. 3,
TRESPASS NOTICE
This is to notify anyone hunt
ing, fishing, or otherwise tres
passing on the lands owned by
Mrs. B. P. Clotfclter, or making
fires, or permitting fires set by
them to run or burn thereon, or
pasturing thereon or removing
therefrom any trees, wood, straw,
or shrubbery, will be prosecuted
to the full extint of the law.
MRS. B. P. CLOTFELTER
force their prices down, deprive
them of a decent income ,and
lower their families' living stand
ard.”
The company points out that
not only were the charges false,
but were made “despite the fact
asm been AAP*s
that it had always
policy to pay for farm suppliers
fair market 1
to
ter
narrow the price spread between
farm and retail prices, and to
build b
prices for all produce,
aid agriculture through bet-
distribution of its products, to
better
lutts.”
mar-
prodi
nates that a potato
help farmers
kets for their
The ad also
expert of the U. S. Department of
Agriculture, who was called as
a government witness, testified
that contrary to the allegation^
A&P’s subsidiary had made every
effort to help the department of
gsiculture aid the potato farmer
in better marketing and in get
ting a better price for his prod
ucts.
Judge Wyche, in dismissing the
said, T might say that I
never tried a case in my life
where a greater effort, more work,
more investigation had been done,
combing almost with a fine-tooth
comb to gather evidence, as was
done in this case. But as was said
a long time ago, you can’t make
brick without straw, and you
can’t make a case without facts.”
Referring to the current anti-
ust action seeking AAR'S com
plete dissolution, the food chain
states that the real question in
volved in this suit is whether
businessmen are going to be en-
a better and more
couraged to do
efficient jdb, or
whether we are
poing to let the anti-trust lawyers
in Washington blow a whistle on
puDusnea,
the ef-
the people more
Th ads are
AAP says, to
feet ol
the anti-trust
been making in' the
and over the radio.”
ad also summarized the Washing
ton bread case in which Federal
Judge T. Alan Goldsborough dis
missed another anti-trust case
against A&P “as absolutely de
void of evidence.”
The government lawyers have
not only been wrong in previous
cases against A&P but “they are
wrong again” A&P claims.
A bouncing baby, Maureen Har
dy, aged 16 months, received only
s scratched thigh when she fell
18 feet from a window of her home
at Norblton, England.
Mrs.
and Mrs. L. H. Watson and
daughter, Suzann of Orangeburg,
supper guests of Mr. and
E. M. McManus Sunday
Sunday
Dug and Dean Delk
and Billy Baker of Rembert spent
Sunday with Gladys and EUse
Baker.
Parket Hatfield and family
visited Mr. Rogers at the Cam
den hospital Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. L. A. White visited her
sister, Mrs. Leon Stuckey Satur
day.
Parker Hatfiejd, Jr., of Colum
bia spent the -weekend at the
homewf his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Parker Hatfield, Sr.
L. F. Bakec and children and
Mrs. J. T. Watson spent
. and Mrs. Maxie Chappel
little daughter of Sumter
were visitor* of Mr. and Mrs. J.
^ , Se 1 fri»ds d o? r *thia community
wera sorry to learn of . E. C.
Pearce, Jr., losing his store Ian
Sunday night by fire.
•RIGHfENED UP
The star, Nov* HercnUs, in 1984,
changed from s star of th* 14th
magnitude, too faint to be eeen by
the naked eye, to the 17th mdet
luminous star in the heavens, with
in a few days’ time
Thornton To Run
For Magistrate
James (Jim) M. Thornton, who
was one oi the representative*
from Kershaw county in
eral assembly in 1941 and 1912;
will seek the office at
at DeKalb township, „
an announcement made
thi« weak.
Mr. Thornton states that hip de
termination to seek the magis
trate’s chair is dde to the request
from many of his friends that he
•O himarif k V
Use of liquid carbonic gas, for
soda water, was Introduced to U S.
tn 1888 by Jacob Bear of Terre
Haute, Ind.
«fVLr OF CLOVEW
» island! IN*
•riitea atr the east coast: of
355 is cfti&t-Tii^iMsorciyajr
beeaass it yields the hulk of th*
world’s ssppiy of thst
FINAL
Notice in henaby
from this <
JOttl, 1850, Victor
CHEAP MONEY
We make loans of >300J>0 or mors on Lila Insuranca
Felicias issusd by any rsliabla company. No rad tap# —
no fas—Interest rat* below that charged by th* company.
. <V * •
Winchester Graham Premium Service Co.
p.aB«pi 20
109 Palmetto Building
Columbia. Sooth Carolina
Phono 2-2517
^ FRIENDLY FOLKS
• Paints •Varnishes
•Wall Paper'
Paint Sprayers Ranted
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NOLAN’S
PAINT STORE
Market Street—Phone 7S5-M
★Vogue and Simplicity
Patterns
(Button Covering and Holing)
Piece Goods ★ Fabric^
Q *0 O O
Office Supplies and
Equipment
BLAKE & FORD, Inc.
a FCcE PRIZE,too!
>Ih!< l\
BOTTLED GAS
Underground and Above-
Ground Systems Installed.
GAS APPLIANCE!
(Serving Th* Camden
Chronicle Area) ,
BEARD
APPLIANCE CO.
Diy Cleaning:)
Laundry
lea All Over Thai
BLUE * m
CLEANERS
BUILDING SUPPLIES
•Johns Monville
Roofing >
• U. S. Gypsum
Gypsui
all Bo<
Wall Board
“Serving Entire Area”
BOYKIN
Pontiac Co., Inc.
CAMDEN
LUMBER CO, INC.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Feb
ruary 6, 1950, C L. Waters will
make to the Probate Court of Ker
shaw County his final return as
Administrator c.t.a of the estate
of Mack Chestnut, deceased, and
on the feame date he will apply
to the said Court for a final dis
charge as said Administrator c.t.a.
N. C. ARNETT
58F4tp Judge of Probate
Camden, S. C., Jan. 6, 1950.
Posted Notice
Nolle* is hereby given
that all hunting, fishing or
other trjmpssslng on my
lands is forbidden, unless
permission li given by m*.
Trespasser* will be prose
cuted to the full extent of
th* law.
B. E. McGOUGAN
Itpfl Bethune. S. C* R-l
Wedding* in Afghanistan often
are held at 5 o’clock In the morn
ing.
Drive Carefully—Save a lift
LIVE BAIT
FOR SALE
Branch* Minnows
and Shinors
60c DOZEN
ROY MATHIS
Chestnut Ferry Road
TUNS IN
a P
Drew
Pearson
ADAM HATS
AUTHORIZED DEALER
D. C. Dixon's
Bargain * House
Personal
To Women With
Nagging Bacl<ache
Aa we set older, strew and Strain, orer-
exertioo, exeeaaive amoking or axpowra to
cold BooMtimea atowa down kidney fune-
Uaa. TUa way load many folks to com
plain of Banina backache, lorn of pop and
energy, keadarheo and dleiliiaas Getting
up nights or froqneot passages may ramll
from minor biaddar irritation* duo to ooU.
dampaem or dietary indiocretioos.
If yoer discomfort* art due to
oaaeea, don’t wait, try Dooa’a POtat a
diuretic. Uaed ■aeueeafollr by
over M yearn. While
r, tt’a
times Doan's g^vu
Mp tbs 16 miles at
Eloctric - Plumbing and
Hoofing Contractors
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HOUSE -to-HOgpE
DELIVERY
M of the ~
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SMOAK
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★Clippor Craft and
Timely Suits
★Von Heusen Shirts
★Mallory Hats
POINTER’S
MEN S SKIP INC.
CAMDEN'S NEWEST
FURNITURE
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
, •G.E. Appliances
W.F. Hetties & Son
. GENUINE
ITALIAN SPAGHETTI
•Steaks •See Food
Open 5t30 A.M. to 11 P.M.
JOHNNIE’S
GRILL
HUDSON
Soles and Service
All Mekee Cars and Trucks
Expertly Repaired.
FRONT-END REBUILDING
WRECKER SERVICE
DRAKEFORO’S
GARAGE
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Only Air-Conditioned
Drug Store In Camden
"Filling Preecrintioas Is A
Profession With Us“
FREE DELIVERY
^ PHONE ISS
CITY DRUG CO.
S. T. ZEMP, Mgr.
Crystal by Cambridge
Rote Point ... Chantilly
Crystal by Tiffin
Cherokee Rose ... Concerto
Tiffin Rose ~ June Nite
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fif Plumbing & Heating Co.
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SODA SHi
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PURINA FEEDS
• Baby Chicks
•Case Farm Machin
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CAMDEN
FEED and SEED CO, Inc.
•SEAT COVERS
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24-
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CAMDEN
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