The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 13, 1931, Image 7
I Business Review of Winnsboro, S. C., Leading Firms
H. W. HANAHAN, Garage
II l/K-atod in Winneboro, S. <3., phone
||7. They feature a wrecker service
hd arc prepared to haul in the mopt |
Ifficult wreck. They also specialize:
h body and fender woric and have an '
h-to date shop. They feature a oom-1
[etc repair sehvice for automobile
ivners and the fact that they ren-'
er an up-to-date and reliable service :
>r the autoradbilist their establishicnt
i? ritfhtly called The Repair'
hop of Good Service in'this section
f the state. 1
One of the cfenrters of activity that
visited by autoists from this see- J
on of the country is this very poplar
shop, whAck by reason of it3
accoirtmodatfng policy has wide popularity.
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This shop U conveniently located
and commodious enough to look after
the local patrorfs and the traveling
public in the way of service.
Wnen tlhey started In business they
determined to furnish service to every
automobile owner, and there is no
question but that they have succeeded.
In the reipair department they have
in charge able and efficient workmen,
and being backed by vast facilities,
which qpatyle them to rebuild,
replace or repair automobiles, no matter
what the trouble may be in a
most satisfactory manner.
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It can readily be seen H. W. H'aiv
ahan Garage is very important and
add* materially to the advantages
of every owner of an automobile.'
The fact that visitors and local patrons
can get real service in* this
up-to-date institution instills in the
mind of the automobilist confidences
in the fact that all of his troubles
can be taken care of in a "Most
Workmanlike Manner."
We know of no ^oncern more fttfly
equipped or better prepared from
the point of workmanship to be aWe
to turn out work of class, for its
reasonableness of charges and for
getting done when promised tharj
H. W. Hanahun Garage.
I MAXWELL BROTHERS & COLLINS
J. Q. COLLINS, Manager
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I Located in Winnsboro, S. C.? phone
)4, This firm also merits the posion
it has attained as one of the
irumost home outfitting firms in
lis section. Its unequalled quality
ml metropolitan service during the
me it has served the public in this
immunity has merited the large patmage
it receives.
It ma,r be said that no business in
lis section has maintained a better
sritage or has higher standing as a
Dme outfitting establishment than
lis well known firm.
Maxwell liros. & Collins is ^ store
>f the .people and for the people"
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?a store built on the plan that aims
to give mutual pleasure, satisfaction
and benefit, for it is the aim of
this establishment to make the life
of the people worth-while by supplying
at reasonable prices the necessaries,
comfort#1, conveniences and
luxuries. Their stoc'k has been se-,
lected iby the management with a
view to. perfection in three thihgs?
comfort, beautv and durability, and
embraces as a whole the most beautiful
and durable productions of the
American furniture maker's art." It
makes no difference -whether it is a
room you desire to furnish, the whole
house or just a piece or two that you
want, you can aecure.it here for the
most favorable price that the market
affords. '
They are artistic and the colorings
and effects charm and delight tne
eye. The people in charge of ea_h
department are familiar with "the
"business and can tell you exactly
what you need to match up with your
surroundings, and when our house'
if fitted out everything will move in
peace and harmony.
Maxwell Bros. & Collins is one of
the most valued commercial assets in
this section ? progressive, complete
and up-to-date, serving the public in
a very satisfactory manner.
IWINNSBORO CHEVROLET CO.,
E. M. CRAWFORD, Manager
II Ixjcated in Wlnnsboro, S. G., phone
E, have some mighty good used ears
|r sale at prices to suit your purse.
I in ;ind look them over. They are
so showing the New Chevrolet
odeIs. Many new features make
c Chevrolet one of the most appelated
light cars on the market today.
I Complete line of cars affords even
reater quality at low cost. The pubIt
has recognized that Chevrolet
^presents a high standard o'f qualiy
at low cost. As a result Chevroet
has become one of the world's
irgest producers of automobiles
-ith modern three speed transimision.
The Chevrolet models embody
uality features such as you would
xjpect to find on cars of much highr
price.
The chassis has a larger and a
stronger frume; new and stronger
front -axle; improved and fully enclosed
disc clutch which requires no
lu'brieation, and many other improvements
on the .famous "Chevrolet motor.
The 'bodies are of even greater beauty
and cbmfbrt, being longer and
having the best of upholstery.
All models have cowl lights and
new instrument boards, r.efined and
cut away for more leg room.
All closed models have Afce new
artd exceptionally beautiful Fisher
bodies, with the new vision ventilation
tyjpe of closed body, one piece
windshield and %utonr)^tic windshield
wiper. 1
All Chevrolet models are now finished
in Duco, the finish that retains
ilts color and lustre almost indefinitely
and withstands very much hard
I er usage. Here again is a quality
feature heretofore not found in other
low priced cars. Truly it combines
beauty and cobifort with the Chevrolet
standards of economical transportation.
Closed models are the sedan,
coach, cabriolet, and the coupe,
and in open model both touring car,
roadster and one and one-half ton
trucks are offered.
This firm is under the management
of people of wide automobile experience.
Their long service to the
motoring public hais taught them.the
superiority of the Chevrolet and they
will be pleased at any titme to demonstrate
any of these models to you.
They are progressive- business men
whose interest in ?very patron extends
through the period of the entire
life of the car purchased.
I J. H. McMASTER & CO., Drue Store '
H o
f Located in Winnsboro. S. C., phone
Bk>. This is one otf the" most up-todate
and progressive drug 'stores in
tiis section and has established a
imputation during these years of business
for honefit, courteous treatment
Mi its large and growing list-of pat
>::- For this reason this store is
ppular and its popularity is increas
g daily.
Quality goods are sold at the es fblishment
at reasonable trices. No-^^ oTTti'enng
here, and when a CUS ner
makes a purchase, whether the
amount involved be large or small,
the custome** &n re?ft" assured that
he-ia gpatting .the value,, of, his. moneXr.
Good quality, honest prices and tihe
courteous treatment have been responsible
for the success of this' .well
known drug etore.
Many lines otf goods are handled
at this store, all standard and of
time tried merit, and their store is
so advertised that anvthing carried
-m?a?twentieth century drug store
can be found here. Included in their
list are toilet articles of every de
scription as well as household remedies
which have proven their worth
jn thousands of American homes.
The prescription department;-uses
only the best olf drugs and each, prescription
is compounded by a practical
pharmacist.
In this business review we wish to
compliment this well-Tcnown and capable
drug store for the manner in
which it is?serving* the?public and"
suggest to our readers that they call
and see them for anvthing they mayneed
in the apothecar*' line. ,
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MASTER ICE & FUEL COMPANY
J. C. McM ASTER, Manager
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Located in Winnsboro, S. C.# phone
SW1. ^hey are manufcaturers of ice
and have a commodious coal yard
and are adequately prepared to serve
the city and surrounding territory.
Under the direction of a management
who have eliminated the great problem
of buying coal, They will cheerfully
ad viae you aa to the proper
coal for stove or for furnace use.
Obtaining of coal, and good coal,
never need be a prdblem for the people
of this city and the vicinity. And
seldom is it a problem. The home
owners and the; home renters of thsi
prosperous community are indeed
blessed to have one of the most able
and most far-seeing coal companies to
be found in this section to t^rve them, j
Their business is a large one,
To one who .knows the coal game
it is not hard to ascertain the reasons
for this company's success. In
the first pltloe they knotf* the coal
market. , They seem to have an uncanny
sense of the movement of the |
coal market. They 'know when to
buy. They know how to buy; and
they know from whom to buy. They
will tell you when it is the best time j
for you to buy your cdal and you
will make no mistake iir following
their advice. And their advice is
given free of charge.
Their coal yard is one of the busi- |
est commercial centers in the community.
Their fleet of trucks insures
prompt delivery. Their adequate yard,
space permits them to keep a large
supply on hand. They are busifie**
men of the highest caSibro, They
know well thut ultimately an idealcS
| service in business reaps its owni reI
ward. Their ideal in civic and social
life is tito came ? that of their business
life; they believe thut as a member
of a community they can serve
that community. They believe as
members of society they owe certain
services to society. These ideals account
for the high position which
| they hold here us real und true civic
l leaders.
DAVIS CLEANERS
EDDIE DAVIS, Proprietor
Located in Winnsboro, S. (\, phone
1268; where out-of-town work will be
returned the-same day if possible, It
is also well known throughout this
territory as one of the best equipped
firms of its kind in this section. This
dry-cleaning establishment has metropolitan
facilities for giving every
attention needed to clothes in the
way of sterilizing and renewing.
To permit men and women to be
well dressed and yet allowing them
to economize as they shpuld has 'been
the outstanding aim df this wellknown
dry cleaning establishment in
this community.
Although ladies are particularly
fastidious about their cleaning, press
iTig un<l repairing, and for this reason
u speciulty is made of cleaning ladies'
garments, at the stoic tine no less
attention is paid to the work of the
men customers.
It bus been observed that men are
becoming more and more partitailar
about the appearance of their clothes.
Not only does the establishment
consider it important that men's
pressing and cleaning be perfectly
done? but it realizes that the -press
for business and professional life requires
that the work bo promptly
called for and delivered. A fast tru.k
service hus been installed in order
that any part of the town may be
reached quickly and on short notice.
| Another fact to be pointed out
about the' work of this firm is that
clothes are not injured by dry cleaning
.in this plant. As a matter of
fact dry cleaning renews ami sterilizes
the clothes and insures longer
wear t<> the owner.
The public is invited to visit this
modern plant. The management feels
that when people have an opportunity
to observe these modern processes
they will realize the wisdom of keeping
garments cleaned.
Because of the excellency of the
work and the high business stnnding
of this firm we feel no hesitancy in
recommending this establishment to
those who have any cleaning or repairing
of their clothes to be done.
QUALITY AND SERVICE STORE
C. A. ROBINSON, Manager
Located in Winndboro, ,S. C., phone
68. They are extensive dealers in
extra standard groceries and pure
food products. Always a fresh stock
on hand, thus assuring you of the
best a/t all times.-~T
Enjoying a large and well merited
patronage from the city and surrounding
territory, few, if any, dealers
in this section have attained a
prominence equal to that of this- popular
firm for the accommodation of
the public. They 'have an enviable
reputation for cleanliness and sanitation.
Insisting1 that everything a'bout
their place be in accordance with the
most modern scientific ideas regarding
sanitation, they have thus assured
the public that the products coming
from their store are pure and
wholesome. Nor ihave they seen fit to j
take advantage of the general tendency
to raise prices needlessly, as I
have many dealers, but on the, other '
hand have, been most moderate in
selling. I
By reason of their dealing with the
public their patronage has increased
until today the firm is visited daily
by hundreds, not only from its home
city, but also from surrounding territory.
Whenever in need of anything in
their line our readers could not do
better than to visit this popular store
and ;be convinced and see the products
which they offer in albundance and at
prices that are extremely reasonable.
We wish to compliment the Quality
& Service ,Store upon their policies
and to predict for theui years of
continued prosperity. What we particularly
call our dealer's attention
to is the fact that this is a?local
concern, operated by hoimc people and
merits your liberal suppbrt.
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Ifeneral News Notes
The navy dirigible Los Angeles reined
to Lakehurst, N. J., Monday
ening after a flight to the Canal
ne to participate hi. the war games
the Tavi fit
Ijeets in the vicinity of Panama
final. '
Seventy-five cottages and homes at
revere, Mass., were so battered by a
aging storm o?fif the ocean this week
s to leave. 200 Or ntore .people praccally
homeless. The Red Cross is
'oking after the 'homeless.
The bill for the Colonial National
park it Yorktown, Va., was passed by
t^ie house on Monday, carrying an increased
appropriation to $2,000,000,
and sent to the president for final
disposition.
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? ? ? --or wxr ITT tlXTT HUITn.
Carolina house of representatives on
Monday passed a Ot?ill providing for a
state-supported six months c school
term in that state.
The senate judiciary committee on
Monday at its last meeting for the
session of congress ending yesterday,!
failed to act on the nomination of j
Charles A. Jonas, retiring congressman
for the Ninth congressional district
of North Carolina, recently nom-1
inated by President Hoover for the
district attorneyship of Western
North Carolina.
The British laibor government is i
preparing to go into the food busi-j
ness. The bill maikes Minister of
Agriculture Christopher Addison,
former lecturer on anatomy, potential
dictator -of a $2,000/000,000 farm industry.
Vigorously opposed by the
conservatives, who protest against its
elements of compulsion, this agri- j
cultural .marketing' bill has passed
its second reading' in the house of
commons, because the liberals 'used
their balance of power in behalf of
the government.
Applications for loans poured into
the veterans* hut-can in such volume
on Monday that it was found necessary
to employ 900 extra temporary
clerks, to handle the business. Three
hundred of these extra clerks wull be
placed at work in Washington and
the others will be distributed <o th^
regional offices throughout the country.
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The little dog of Eleanor Kay, 5,
of IthacaM N. Y., was killed by a .
truck. The child dxjperienced such
griaf oVtr her loss and cried about
it so strenuously th*t ahe ruptured ,
her appqpdix, said the doctor. Two
operations failed to save her life. *
Hfravhl Batfd, Jr., * 'Camden," form- ;
er United States senator from New ;
Jersey, has snnouncesb his candidacy.
for the governorship of the state on
the Republican tfckpt. ^
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New York's newest sensational
murder case is that of Vivian Gordon,
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I vice probe witness, whose body was
found in a park last Thursday night.
Tho woman's body bore evidences of
having been strangled to death aftey
\vent voweu icDoui wnat she would
testify to before the grand jury making
inquiry into vice conditions in the
city.x
Associate Justice Sylvester B. Sadler
of the Pennsylvania supreme
court, died Sunday. Afayor Harry A.
Mackey of Philadelphia, is being considered
for appointment to the vacancy
by Governor Pinchot.
The lower house of congress' on
Monday passed a bill appropriating
$1,500,000 for the purchase of 15,000
acres of land ta-he~ added?to?the
military reservation of the West
Point military academy.
Henry Ford, who once made an offer
for the Muscle Shoals power plant
is no longer interested in the project.
The several universities ? of Spain
have been reopened after being closed
for a month due to student disorders^.
The supreme court of the District
of Columbia has issued an injunction
against Edward B. Mclean, publisher j
of the Washington Post, enjoining
him from prosecuting his suit in the
courts of Mexico for a divorce from
his wife, Evalyn Walsh McLean.
Julian Mitchell has been elected
Bresident of the big South Carolina j
ftaional bank to succeed Robert- S. ]
Small, who, was killed in an autocno- |
bile accident. He is a Charleston ;
banker and lawyer and has been a director
of the big bank.
Terriific winds and heavy ,snow
storms badly disarranged railroad
traffic throughout Europe on Monday
from France across Europe to Russia.
Governor Brucker of Michigan, on
Wednesday signed a bill that will reestablish
capital punishment in that
state after a lapse of 80 years. The
measure must be submitted to s referendum
before St becomes effective
next January.
Joe B rasing ton, Gastonis, -Nv Cn
shoe maker, was declared the champIon
shoe maker of the United States
at the convention of the Shoe Repairers
and Dealers held in Chicago this
week. He took six firsts out of a
possible twenty by hi* fine wprkman
Lieut. General Edgar Jadwin, former
chief of engineers of the United
States army, died unexpectedly of
cerebral hemorrhage in Gorgas hospital
at Panama Cftfy,* "Monday afternoon.
General Jadwl'n was in Panama
to investigate matters in connection
with the proposed building of a
Nicaraguan interocean canal. His
remains are now en route to the
United States?on?the tranoport?Str
Mihiel, which vessel is also bringing
the remains of Major General George
Lero Irwin, who died recently. *
A movement is started to erect a
ofc Andrew Jackson in the old Waxhaw
cemetery, wihich is as yet unmarked,
although certainly identified.
Mrs. Elsie B. Sibley and Jier son,
Jack, were drowned in the South
river, near Annaipolis, Md., Monday.
They fell off a "pier, 'frie woman's1'
husrtfcind rescued a daughter, 3, but
when < he reached hlis wife and son
they -were dead.
?The yacht Ingonaro, Philadelphia to
Charleston, the property of Albert
Hoffman, sank off Southport, N. C., i
early Sunday morning. The passengers
and crew were rescued by coast- <
% +*rr
guardsmen.
Mrs. Ethrow Webb, of Galax, Viu,
dreamed Monday night that her hosJband
had dropped dead. IXiesday
morning her husband, a traveling
salesman, dropped dead at i>:30 o'clock
from heart failure, whil^ washing
his hands in a Galax garage.
The lower house of Wisconsin on
Tuesday by a vot" ? ft pan?qH
the senate bill for a constitutional
amendment to permit the state to
enter the general utility business. The
vote is considered a victory for Governor
LaFollette. * j
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