Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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II DIVIDE YOUR DOLLAR WITHl YOUR NEIGHBOR TRADE WITH CAMDEN OWNED STORES I It is the local merchant and manufacturer that keeps the wheels of industry going and it is he who isl I always on the alert to grasp every opportunity to make Camden and Kershaw County more prosperous! I The'home owned merchant and manufacturer are straight shooters. They do not practice substitution. Purity of products I and honest merchandizing methods is his watchword and his guarantee is bona fid e. His enterprise is the foundation on I which our community stands and it is the part of the public wisdom and loyalty to build that foundation by consuming his I merchandise in preference to any other. Prosperous local industry and community welfare are inseparably bound together. 1. If you owe a little to the Home Merchant is it fair to spend your cash at a cash store? Why not pay what you have on your bill and I you can secure what you want from the same merchant. 2. Isn't it rather a small thing to do to write a check and have the local store cash it and then spend it in a chain store? 3. Is it just exactly right to ask the Home-Owned store to buy your I cream, eggs, chickens and occasionally a cow or hog and then take his money and buy elsewhere? ] 4. If you were in the Insurance, Real Estate or most any kind of business and if the lady of the house was buying from a chain sto?e? would you expect the Home-Owned man to buy Insurance, Real Estate, etc., f rom you ? I I 5. Isn't it good sense to buy from Home-Owned stores, where possibly your bby or girl, who is now in school, may obtain a job and an opportunity to have a home in the home town? 6. Is it necessary to purchase furniture from catalogues, sight unseen, from a distant market, when the local furniture man has what ! you want in stock or can get it for you? " " c 7. Why not buy your tires where you can see what you get, guaranteed by responsible manufacturers and always of a better quality even though a little more expensive. It is a wonder someone does not suggest that you get these same tires patched in Chicago or elsewhere and that they send you a shipment of air for emergencies. 9. Your local Home-Owned Grocer possibly goes to the same church ! you go to, sends his children to the same school, pays taxes on local property and gives you money now and then for local improvements. His groceries should be good enough for any of us to eat. 10. If you must have a car buy it in Camden where you can get the same car with a lot of free service. S I 11. Your radio will be just as good, if not better, than those purchased elsewhere and you should enjoy your programs more, knowing that while the program is a long way from the home town, that a part of the money you paid for it is here. 12. Since you have good dry cleaning and pressing plants in Camde n send your work to them because they pay a license and the one who J comes from the outside pays nothing. i Your clothing and shoe stores always have what you want of good j quality and at a good price. As a rule where you find a local clothing, shoe or dry goods store you will find them carrying a better quality of merchandise. 0 TRADE WITH CAMDEN-OWNED STORES Ill 1 ?-? I Redt'earn Motor Company ford products i telephone 140 I L. Lomansky ! shoes and repairing I telephone 313 II Hirsch Bros. & Company ii camden' s i.lading department store || it lkphom; t; || Mrlrod-Rush Co. fancy groceries and market II ?. >><! 1 Ini?. I I it <. \ t,. ^ iml 1 *rir? ?. K . ' 44 telephones 26 Carolina Motor Company we make, spend and keep our money in camden VW. Sheorn & Son | DRY GOODS?SHOES ! j CLOTHING t Williams Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE TELEPHONE 52 Wolfe-Eichel Co. DRY GOODS?CLOTHING?SHOES LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Burns & Barrett HARDWARE & SPORTING GOODS TELEPHONE 94 The Leader DRY GOODS?CLOTHING SHOES W.L.Vvii^ PRICE?QUALITY?SERVICE WE LIVE, BUY AND SELL IN CAMDEN McCaskill & Lollis YOUR GROCER FOR YEARS SERVICE AND QUALITY ALWAYS Fischers 5-10-25c Store R. S. Williams STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES PHONE 47 WE DELIVER Camden Furniture Company THE HOME OF HONEST VALUES TELEPHONE 156 John M. Villepigue & Co. TELEPHONE 14 Electrik Maid Bake Shop SPECIALIZING IN KREAM KRUST BREAD CAKES AND PIES Rhame Brothers TELEPHONE 92 Miss M. E. Gerald EXCLUSIVE MILINERY SHOP Lang's Grocery FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OUR MOTTO: "QUALITY FIRST' Iodine Products Stores SOUTH CAROLINA'S OWN City Filling Station SHELL PRODUCTS WHOLESALE?RETAIL TELEPHONE 70 B. W. Marshall DRY GOODS?GROCERIES?MpATS PHONE 354-W A. Sheheen * GROCERIES?Wholesale and Retail TELEPHONE, 323-W DesChamps, Inc. J Dry Cleaning for Particular People OUR SERVICE WILL PLEASE YOU 403 DeKALB STREET PHONE 567 Sehlosburg's Stores Schlosburg's 5-10-25c Stores OFFICE TELEPHONE 295 City Laundry Camden Dry Cleanery n *" A . ? - . . . ,m i ???