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Many Farmers ! Receive Certificates At a ineellnu held at the Kershaw County Court Hou*t lk-tter Farm l.ivinx certificate* f??r pr*.?ductn^ TS per Cent or more of their food juJ feed crops made on thrir farms *?re awarded to rnativ families Thu la the thud >ear that these cerTtflcatc* ha\e be?*n awarded to the farm m-er. and w otnt-u mevt.n? 'he To ( p?-rcent requirements. Those taeesiu< < th- TS per cent requirement for -CI I ttt ree year a are Mr and Mr a I It Hail and familj Mr and Mrs U T J Hoik) it. 1 faxui y Me and Mrs K j C Pearce atid fa:n..> <*nd Mr* Maltk;! It M-st The* Better >'a:u. L^'.n* t ertif u ate* are > jtn by the iic<*eri|Or. "he director o? t atensioc wrvk^, the supervisor of Vocational Education' and the chairman of the Better Farm; Lie.hjf committer' m ?-*ch county Wh:t* fam.hes rece;> in< Gold Seal* ; wr-re Mr and Mr*. C N' Morton and M- and Mr* A C Cure ton Mr anl V'* V R Hall and famil* Mr and N!' - K W. 0r?? 1 ton and fum.iy Vr at. i Mr* W T HoKea s-d fam-.;- M"> K.xrte Irakis. Mr and Mr* F J t'a'.oe an i fam.ly. Mr* An-1 trre rra-hrerd xrd haTT-T Mr UTS'* M*? * W. F. Bird. Mr. and M a Tom Catidv Mrs Ma".:- K W-v. Mr and M* r C lVarce a: i Mr art i Mr* A.ei Br tic e White fam I;?-* r ? r:t:njc ? tftca:*vs ... ., i for the fir * i ::ma ; n lati. *?<re Mr* J M >n.:th arid fam:l>. Mi* A I. MtLed and fam. 1 y M r a r: i Mrs ' George Dsion. Mr and Mr* ) M Catoe and family Mr and Mrs H C McCoy. Mr and Mr* Jimo I) A1Jruh and family Mr and Mr* H W _ Raujthman. Air and Mrs Harvey It I*aTiA and fumj'.v R M Huckabe*? and . I family Mr and Mrs W. C. Candy and. family. Mr and Mrs O R S Po le and family. Mr and Mrs William A Fletcher and family \[-, ir.J Mrs 'I C Truesda> ar.d family Mr K I- Kelly jr.J fim .y M* and Fletcher ar.d family Mr and ^7 Minor Hclk;. and fam.A Mr ar.d Mrs : i Henry Hof-kin* Mr and Mr* Ja?pt-r Ivake and family. Mr. and Mrs L. D. 1 \.i-.i fit: and family Mr and Mrs. J R I'a'o* and family. Mr and Mrs.; J-irti-* H Waikm* and familv Mr J and Mr* S M Yoans and family. Wm Kmcht and Charles S Peebles and f a rr.'.. > Colored fam:..es receiving Gold S-al* * -re Saliie W_K>d and familv. Frank R Kirk'.and and famly and. Sam IA:>rson and family r..;or-d :am:..-s rev riv.sf c^r.ifiu>* for firs*. :;se in l>4d were Kr n - -A1-.\andr.- and * :fe. Willie Pur-n ar.d family J - * *e Mitchell and family R E R.>a.n and family. We*, ley Aidrmr. and 'am iy Rev John A ' r.' "n \r. \ family. Aar n Chestnut rtr.i f-am:I> E NL Daniel and family. John Thompson and family, John Spar.r. ar.d familv. Walter Alexander V I ar.d fam.lv L:mas Gad son and family, t F B Drakeford and family. Henry j Jo>e and family. I> vy Dureu and j family. Rebecca Jones and family, j Charlie Burroughs and family. Dan . Lewis and family, Calvin Clark and ! family. Sam Boykin and family, B J. Wade and family, Jerry Lenix and family. Edy Brown and family. Lewis Brown and family. Zellie Lewis and family. John Ballard and family. Elliot: Lewi* and family. K^sau Goodan and family. Dobe Drakeford and family. Helpa Harriet; and family. Lyn Gripper and family. D. Johnson a-.d family B G DuBose and family, John Dwhorn? and family. James Fick~" and family. Hasty Edwards and family. Belton Brown. Jr., and firmly Richard Wood ar.d family, K -i*-r H n'.r.s and family. Gus Drake' -d at. i firmly J D McLester and : trr. . V. . A Belton ar.d family, f r. :. i family Inn 'Y-ek ar.d ' *.V.; II ar.d t'am.iy. ' - . Y :. r m-r; f y i - ;?? r : ; .m r -?r.i * . ! ?' over ^ - m .. ; n ?rry yonncer j '' i; w r.o fciarry it'- * " ?*a *:? :? ? r--\ -al " *1 What Tjott Biuf Witft win minus jfr The Navy is making a p'ea lo civilians to turn in their r> f>.*c^'vra for military use during the W,?r T.as Army ar.d Navy both need bu.oculars for navigation and scouting purposes Depending on the power of the lenses, they cost from ^50 to S&O each If you have a set of 6 x 30 up to 7 x 5*.Vpower lense binbculars loan J ihem to the Army or Navy. If not. ] your purchase of War Bec.ds and \ Stamps will help buy this equip- | men: for our r.ghur.g forces. At least ten percent of your income in War , Bonds every payday wul go the j job*";?, t and provide the ^ryes"* j through wh.ch a scouting pilot may ' spot an enemy battleship. Midway Farm Shop Interesting Place Several Interest in* hi.urw await tb-ose who tUlt the Farm Shop at the Mulaay wvfcool This shop, built to 1*40, Lt fulfilling many needed re qutrementa for the community at the present time, especially tn matters of defense work. The shop u In daily use. ser* mg tn an agricultural a ay to meet com munirv problems. The training of the rural youth :s being carried on through '.he medium of claa* meettun? I>urtng 1?4J classes for boya training for defense work were in ?vs.*ion for J2 weeks. A recent farm surrey tn the com | inanity shows that the farmers are in need of various types of farm inachin-| err replacements Since the replace-, mems are not available at this time.! a class has been organised to use the farm shop to repair the old machinery so that st may last during the emerg-1 ency This fur; of the shop program ts *o organized 'has farmers may bring .heir machinery to the farm shop and ha*e the aid of a man train-1 :-d in the care operation ar.d repair of farm machinery :o aid them La the*ir work I hiring this class the shop f.oI? welding and machine shop ? or k * as related to the maintenance of farm equipment is open fo.~ the fa'tiirr* in 'he community at no cost to them We do ask them to make an appointment * r,h the shop manager In addition < ? the above mentioned phase of the agricultural work the school is helping to organize other tours-s In producing of farm comnvdities Th- pa'rewt? :n the various sections of the d strict are organized lh'O classes for discussion of the I farm problems that arise in their par-1 tiiulv lint of work The purposes of these courses are to help the County reach the farm goals. set up by the I" S A I? These classes also help th :-se * h i fetid to determine the, outlook of the fu:m and its place in the winning of the * ar The carry-! <:>. -r va'.u- of these curses is note- j w if t h y Aj a result of one of ' these ! v o ur>e? ,n poultry farm hands started. ; ult-v a- a side line, three poultry-' n.-n :n.:r-a?ed their fi-xks. and the i -m - f: -; * became conscious of bet-! - - ; ??.*.. > conditions. j Chronicle Want Ads Get Results X4v?rta*n<sti u?4?f OA* wll *? rKArve^ foe ?< th? r*t? o4 1 c?*? Kr ?v>ol MlRUnitm ck**V* ** C?wt* 4d* Hi ta 1* po<M ?yp* tfcw?* 'B?b (kUM *.VO?P*Bjr t*C?p? I h?r* ^X? L*<U?* W>-u?c . I1 j FOR RENT?Good one-horse farm, . miles east Camden CcK?jACl J 1 | Rabon R 1. Camden Jt-44-45pd FOR RENT ? One furnished bed j room House is not far from bus iiuis district. Phone 224-W . Camj den. 3 C 441V ! FOR RENT?FNirnUhed bed rootu ' with private entrance and private twih Apply IVKalb Street. Camden S C 44-48pd APARTMENTS FOR RENT ? TWO furnished upstairs apartments, no* ava lable. Apply Mrs J T. Howell, i if?o0 west ivKalb street. Camden. | s c 45 47pd WANTED TO RENT?Purnished cot >aj? ^ ih 2 bed rooms or furnished I aTwrtmeiil a ith 2 bed wins. Ad| d-es* C K Martin. Box 77 Cami S I APARTMENT FOR RENT?Three or four room unfurnished apartment, will br ^aiiable February 15. Close business district Apply 1505 Broad St . Camden > CV 'FOR SALE?One horse *affon Also * few horses and mules. Apply to > J K Lee. Lugofl. 3 C 4650pd FOR SALE ? Mi!k co*s and spring i heifers for sale or trade. Addre&a j J R McGuirt Rt 3 Camden. S ^ 4 7 - 4 9 pd I FOR SALE?t)ne horse wagon, for I sal- or trad- Hickory Nearly new. ' J B McGuirt. Camden. S. C.. j rout- 3. PdFOR SALE?Very choice Guernsey heifers $2'? each Non-related bull free with hve head. Best of breed.ne. Homestead Farms. Mcj Gray. New York Route 2. 44-48sb FOR SALE ? Registered Spanish jack. One of the best breeding animals ' ::i the Ca-ohnas Owner in the service For full information ad dr-ss Mule Breeder care of Cami d-n Chronicle. Camden S C 46-49 FOR SALE?Fifty English type White , Lee horn pullets, eight months old. pullets direct from Cretghton Broth'rs Indiana Poultry Farm. Also fifty New Hampshire Red pullets -vn months old Lewis L. Clyburr.. Camden. S C. 47sb WORK WANTED?As typist or bookkeeper Can start work immediately Telephone 371 J . Camden. S. V 47 p-l HELP WANTED ? C.irl for office work High school graduate .? Call 1 26 or 610 M _ 47pd LOST?Sugar and coffee ration books, issued to Lena and James Gettys. Cinder return to 606 Broad St 47pd. SUGAR RATION CARDS?For Willie Bridges and Johnny Lee Washington. have been lost. Finder please return to Isabell Bridges, Rt- 3. Box A.. Camden. S C. 47pd LOST?Rationing Book No 1. Finder please return to James C. Davis, Box 3. Carpden. S. C. 46-47pd RATION CARD LOST?Sugar ration card lost Saturday. February 6. Finder please return to owner, Sallie Hav^f. Box 15. Rt. 3. Camden. S. C. 47pd LOST?Ration book A. Finder please reiurn Ida Small. Rt 3 Lamden S <* ' 4 7pd : LOST?Two wa- ration Noks by j Eliz-f?'h Collin- Reward if re- < -,rn ?1 t'hronu uff'.i f. Caind"U. j" S c 4 7;>d j LOST?Cin- *hi'" and liver colored Spring-r Spaniel. Answer to name \ Spring'r Spat.i-i Answers *o name j Henry K Beard Camden. S C? | Rhone 139-J __ 4T-49ab BIRD DOG FOUND?Stray bird dog, wearing collar bearing name *'Herptard" found Owner can get same by paying all expenses. Address John Anderson. Abraham Sh?*he?*n'a I farm i)f?r IHiBO.>?- Park, (. auideu. t S. C. 47pd ( SH0CS?For sho? rebuilding and re- ' pairing call at the Red Bool Shop. 1 next door Kxpreaa Otflco, #19 Rut- ? ledge street. Abram M Jones, Pro- j prietor, Camden S. C. 9?4>BABY CHICKS C. O. D.?Heavy mU- 1 ed $v *5 hundred; Light mixed. ? |5 ? .> hundred Nichols Hatchery, \ Kiu<?ton. Georgia. _ 47-48 , EGGS FOR HATCHING ? From ?e- 1 levied Triple A blood-tested stock. I 11 Oo per setting of 15 White Rocks. Barred Rocks. New llam^ j sh re Rrds ? The Camden Floral ( Company Poultry Department. lo- < rated West l-aurens Street. Phone i 553 46t f |( I PEANUT GRADER?The government ( peanut grader will Ik* at the Southt*rn Coj?r6n Oil Company on Friday.)1 February 5 and again on Friday. | February 17. to receive peanuts M Please deliver yours on the above j , datrs. as that will wind up the I season ?The Southern Cotton Oil j Company. Camden. S P. 46 47sh ! NITRATE?Nitrate of Soda Is being , received at the Southern Cotton Oil Company ?r.d the farmers entitled ' to same are asked to call for their , 1 share. Conditions are juot normal i so get yours while it is available-The Southern Cotton Oil Compa- . nv. Camden S C 46-47sb EGGS FOR HATCHING ? From Be- ( lecied Triple A blood-tested stock. I II Ch) j>er settine of 15. White I Rocks. Barred Rocks. New Hampshire Reds.?The Camden Floral Company. Poultry Department, located West I-aurens Street. Phcne 553 46tf FERTILIZERS?Mixed fertilizers and such raw materials as acid, potash lime and soda are being received dally at the Southern Cotton Oil Company. Those having allotments ' are asked to get their share at the ! earliest moment.-?The Southern ] Cotton Oil Company. Camden. S. C. j 46-47sb CURTAINS STRETCHED?At reasonable prices. All work guaranteed. , Address 904 Campbell Street. Camden. S. C. 3tf. COTTON SEED MEAL is very scarce ' and is being rationed. Our supply < is smail and if you need any get ( it before it is too late.?The Southern Cotton Oil Company, Camden. S. C 46-47sb CHICK FEED?Get a bag of that good ' _ Spartan All-Mash Starter for your j chicks and give them the right start. Only the one feed is all you need to j carry them through the first ten | weeks Buy Spartan today and ' Study Course For Salespeople The Stale Department of Kduratlgu^ Distributive Division, is off*riug t ourse of study fur the aaleapeopjy of Camden. Subjects for the dUcusslo* Mill center around "War Program ft* i special wartime course for expert. need salespeople.yand will include n for ma t ion on how the sab-sper** an help to maintain wartime moral* Merchandise information with refer, nee to alternates; developing ?ew a art line customer habits; wartime egulations and adjustments ai footing stalling, and how to conserve gyp. and materials. Classes are being offered to Variety Store groups each morning from 8:SO ;o 9: it) o'clock at Rose's 5 A lo Cent Store, and to Retail Dry Goods and Grocery groups on alternate evenings from 6 to 7 and 7 to 8 o'clock, reaper, lively, in the Camden High sihool library. This program is being sponsored by the Camden Merchants Association. tinder the leadership of Simoa Eiehel. president of the association, i and is under the supervision of M. C. Smith. State Supervisor of Distributive Education and Miss Mamie Hose Claw son. Assistant Supervisor. Mrs. Lucile Clayton will lead the discus- 1 5 Ions. All persons who are interested are nvited to attend Selectees Sent To Fort Jackson White selectees sent to Fort Jackson from local Selective Service Board No. 4 7. Kershaw County iast week were: Willie Ellis. Lonnie Outlaw, Charlie Franklin Munn. Everette Coates, James William Johnson, Ben Thomas Kabon. Bet\ Tillman Thompson. Albertus Ellis. Albert Braham, Je3sle Kay Griffin, Ferris Faulkenberry. Edward David Bradley. William Peach, Horace Edward Rabon, Thomas Everett Horton. Herbert William Aldrich, Freddie Lee Boone, Jasper Mar celts Catoe. Gene Way land Cook, Eliner Leo Moak. James Brumint Vincent, Carl Edward Hunter, Sanford William " Cook. Curtis Davis,' Leo Hinson, Thomas Henry Horton, L. C. Braham, , Thomas Columbus Oatoe, Herbert Ervin Gaskins. John J. Rabon, Harel ' { Anderson Goff, Roland Brown, Charles Everette Hilton. chase your chick worries away.? Whitaker A Company. Camden, S. C. - 44abtf ? ? -V D|RT CAN SABOTAGE Your Wardrobe . . . i,.* u.irk . > fabric* mi i ()? ? -i)ys n - life of '. h <>! r fibre Dtr: d->'ro>? >our good i;p*an^c? t ??>? Don: l-~ -? i#*~fui your rio'h\L.? -or uf > our r^pu'A'joo f.?r an :mmar ula*- sfp^arj:. Call >n u* for t We Pick-up and Deliver 20 "o Discount Cash and Carrv * I Palmetto Dry Cleaners. Inc. East DeKalb St. Phone 6 j \ ? ?i ^ NOTHING SPECIAL JUST A GOOD VITAMIN RICH FOOD THEY MUST FEED YOU ON SOMETHING SPECIAL , ALWAYS DEPENDABLE AND RELIABLE .... .... GAMECOCK FEEDS - REASONABLY PRICED CAMDEN HARDWARE ? SUPPLY COMPANY Hardware. Builders' Supplier Farm Implements. Feed? and >ecda Telephone No. 7 930 Broad Street, Camden We Deliver TAX RETURNS for 1943 to be made by School Districts Return* of personal property, new, building*. transfers of real estate, poll and road tax. are to be made at the County Auditor's office beginning January 2 through February 28, 1943 All returns must be made by School j Districts. Your failure to make return calls for penalty as prescribed by law I>o rto: wait until the last Jay to make your returns. In accordance with law. for the convenience of the taxpayers. I will' t>e at the following places on the iates designated, to make returns,] Personal this year: 1 Kershaw. February 3 Mt Plsgah. February 4 Bethune. February ' W Westville February 11 Liberty Hill. February 17 Blaney. February 18 FRED OGBURN. County Auditor It's common sense to to thrifty. If yon ure yon are i thrifty. War Bonds help yon ro tare and help to save America. Bay yonr tea per- 1 , cent every P*7 day. ! A War Time Food Essential!! I HEALTH COiYlES IN BOTTLES [1 Our route man who delivers to your I door can tell you just what elements 1 in our pasteurized milk contribute to a * your family's well being. Every day I of every season, everybody requires B milk. . 9 CAMDEN DAIRIES 1 Broad Street Phone 666 Camden |i I . . ?-j-" b ??? ????pa???