The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 18, 1927, Image 8
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Every Night at 7:30 J
Personnel of I
The Camden j
Furniture Co. J
Arthur Smith in 1912 took over the Camden Furniture
Company when it was quite a small business. Today
it is the oldest and largest furniture store in Kershaw
County. We believe that in addition to the large
stock carried by this firm its greatest succes has been
due to the pleasing personnel of the company. |
Mr. Smith, the sole owner of the business, has always
endeavored to employ only such help as would j
meet the hearty approval of his patrons. The well- j
known Clyde Baker, who has been with the firm longer
than any other employee, has charge of the sale and j
installation of the Servel Electrical Refrigerators and
Mr. Baker's genial personality has played a big part
in the success of the business.
Next comes Mr. G. L. Parsons, our popular inside
salesman. Mr. Parsons has numbers of cvistomers who
always call for him. Next we secured the services or
Mr. Theo R. Thomas. Mr. Thomas has charge of the
sales of musical instruments. In this line the firm has
made a marked stride due to the salesman in charge
of this department.
Mr. Paul Thomas, our youngest in years and youngest
in service, has charge of the out-side installment M
business and in this he is quite efficient.
Mrs. W. H. Rast, Jr., is a most popular inside saleslady
and very often leads the sales force. Mrs. Nellie
Holland, our efficient bookkeeper, is always ready to
give you your balance. Try her and see. u
A Complete Stock of
$50,000
Worth of High-Grade
FURNITURE
Awaits Your Inspection j
Every night at 7:30 o'clock we begin our big auction j
sale. The store is always crowded. Last night at }
least twenty-five per cent of those who came were unable
to get in for quite a while. We have this situation
taken care of and we will promise not to turn anyone j
away from now on. We have about fifty additional
chairs arranged and ther eis one for you. I
We have held numerous sales since our organization
but none have given us as many satisfied customers as
the present auction sale has. We have shipped furniture
to all the surrounding towns and, in addition, we j !
have shipped to Charleston, S. C.; two suites and odd
pieces to Florence, S. C.; also a nice shipment to Charlotte,
N. C.
It only goes to show that not only our regular customers
are well pleased with the sale but also the trav- j
eling public who is only passing our way cannot return |
to their homes without a share of these never-before- j
heard-of-bargains. 1
One man has expressed this as being the place where }
your dollar stretches like a rubber band. Never be- | ,
fore has Camden witnessed a sale of this kind?where j
cost mark is forgotten and the customers set the price. i |
It is an opportunity that rarely ever comes to one in a j I
life-time, but we are glad to offer our many customers j
this modern method of reducing our large stock. H
At each and every sale we give away, absolutely I
free, several valuable prizes. These prizes are given ;
to persons present whether they buy or not. The last
night of the sale we will give away a grand prize which
is your choice of several pieces of solid mahogany furniture
which you may select from, now on display in our j
show window. j
Cel. F. K. Graham of Charlotte, N. C., has charge of j
these sales and he is doing everything in his power to
make it a big success for the customers of the Camden j
Furniture Company. We are proud of our customers
and it is our determination to make them proud of us !
through our service to them. B
With a stock of $50,000.00 worth of modern furniture
to select from, with no upset price, can you imagine
a better opportunity for the new home builder.
Every one can use an odd piece, if not an extra suite; j
if so come. '
The remainder of the days of this sale will be given ;
largely to high-priced room suites, livihg room fumi- i
ture, bed room furniture, sun parlor suites, odd pieces,
solid mahogany tables, high grade felt mattresses,
Wilton rugs and in fact everything that will go to make i
a home a better place to live. Come early and get
front seats. Lots of fun, free valuable prizes and, last
| but not least, goods at your own price. I
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Lines Carried I
by The Camden I
Furniture Col
NATIONALLY - I
KNOWN A
We take great pleasure in announcing to our wi^H
friends and customers that we carry quite a number
Nationally known lines, among them being thefollo^^V<
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Royal Easy Chairs j
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Heyward-Wakefield's Lines of Livlfig Room, Hp
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Sun Parlor, Windsor Chair and
Baby Carriages
Florence Automatic Oil Stoves
New Perfection Oil Stoves
Gold Seal Congoleum
Armstrong Linoleum
The famous Servel Electrical Refrigerators
Sellers Kitchen Cabinets I
Orthophonic Victrolas -&jH
Edison Phonographs
Knabe Pianos
Fisher Pianos :^^H
Cavalier Lines
Carpen's Lanes
Hot Point Electric Ranges I
Armstrong Electric Ranges
. Pe Luxe 20-Year Bed Springs
Biglow-Hardford's Lines Wilton Rugs s j
Keil Tables
Mersman-Brandts' Tables
Johnson's Floor Wax :^^H
Columbia Mills' Window Shades
Alexander Smiths' Floor Coverings
And many other outstanding lines which will
great interest to the modern home-maker. 0U?
will always meet your approval. Sales for cash^^K
when bought at auction?in this case y$u set the pi
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