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THE CAMDEW CHRONICLE, CAMOEM, tOUTH CAROUWA, PRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, IMS
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Chronicle Want Ads Get Results
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CM cluirrcd for at tha rau of 1 aaat
(Mr word. Minimum eharsa U caata
4ds sat In 10 point tjpa doubla chargo.
Cash must , socompaay ardar azeapt
whara cuatomar has Ladaor ire«an»
FOR SALE—One ste«l Hr rod and
reel with an assortment of Qy baH.
In perfect condition. Apply to Bill
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' We cannot win a true victory unless
there exists in this country a large body of
liberally educated citizens. If we are going
to risk our lives for freedom, we must do
all we can to preserve the deep spring
from which it flows.—Wendell L. Wilkie.
“C” DRIVERS SPEED
FOR SALE—Boys bicycle, size 26,
Goodrich bicycle, in good condition.
Make an ideal Christmas present.
Can be seen up^tars at 306 DeKalb
street 39p
FOR SALE — Ebctracted (strained)
clover honey, 2 pounds, 66c; 6
pounds, 11.25; popular honey (dark)
6 fiounds, 11.00; 2 pounds, 46 cents.
M. I. Cline, 416 CHiesnut St Phone
6-J. ?0p
FOR SALE—Buggy and harness, |90
Albert* Hinson, South Broad atreeL
Camden. 38-3Sc
FOR Sale—Pecan trees, appts trees,
peach trees, plum trees, grape vines.
Also a variety of other fruit trees,
shrubbery and ornamentals. Write
or see, W. L. M. Stokes, Cassatt,
S. C., route 2. 39-41p
A survey recently made by the Indiana highway com
mission revealed that 90 per cent of the C gasoline ration
card holders exceeded the 35-mile speed limit, their average
road rat^ being 43.06 miles an hour.
B card holders proved to be more observant oif regula
tions than either A card or C card holders, their average
K^intr /I(i H9. milpx an hour; with 82.5 per cent bettering 35.
A card drivers averaged 41.42 mile^ ah 'hour, and 87.5 per
cent of those checked were going more than the wartime
limit.
Eighty per cent of all Indiana drivers clocked were step
ping on it a little too heavily, averaging 40.54 miles an hour,
while visitors from other states averaged 46.22, 98 per cent
of them exceeding the limit.
These findings were based on 1,406 observations of
motor car speeds over a five-day period.
One explanation of the speed attributed to C card ftrold-
ers may be that this class of driver is entitled to apply for
new tires, and probably the drivers figured that if their shoes
wore out they could get more, which may be a human, but
not a patriotic, reaction.—The Columbia State.
“LIFE’S LITTLE IRONIES”
Of the ironies is that rice must be allotted to the citizens
of South Carolina^—of South Carolina where “Seeds from
Madagascar” of the finest quality on earth were raised. South
Carolina the colony was one of the wealthiest in the world
and Charleston 200 years ago was perhaps the wealthiest
town in the 13 colonies. Rice, the “swamp crop,” was the
main source of the wealth—and no-w rice to the South Caro
linians, to the Lowcountryman especially, is a luxury of which
_they must eat sparingly. .
Some day, and our guess is that it is not far distant, rjc^
planting will come bacTc^d~South Carulina.^Charteston News
& Courier.
Australians cah’t get over their amazement that Ameri
cans demand ice 'water at all meals. They resent it, though,
if it ia labeled “soup.”
FOR OALE—I IMT Fbrd coach,
Rood rubber, motor Just overhauled.
A real buy for |345. Apply A. F.
Compton, 908 Fair St. 87tf
FOR SALE—One Rirl’s pre-war bi
cycle, 20 In. frame, balloon tires and
in Rood condition, 628. Can be seen
at 804 Fair &t. - 3S-8»p
AUCTION SALE—Every Tuesday
morhinR, beRinninR Dec. 21, at 11
o'clock. If you have anytblnR you
don’t need, let us sell it for you.
Very small fee charged. Camden
Auction House, 941 Broad street.
Phone 13-J. S8tf
LOST—Nos. 3 and 4 rationing book.
Issued to Eliott Dye, Camden, route
3, boz 112. 3Dc
LOST—Rationing books No. 3 and 4,
also sugar book, Issued to Charity
Fields and Bernice Fields, 913 Lyt-
tleton St., Camden. S. C.^c
LOST—No. 3 Ration book. Issued to
Ernestine Butler, Ridgeway, S. C.,
route 1, box 109. 39p
EGG81 EQG8I EGGS—OnS day old.
Big, fine, bn>4rn eggs, every egg
graded and guaranteed (reeh. Prices
per dozen: small, 54c: medium, 59c;
large. 64c; extra large, 69c. Cam
den Pornlture Co., Inc., 1036 Broad
SL. Camden, S. C. Phone 156 39c
EGGS FOR HATCHING — Pro^ se
lected Triple A blood-tested stock.
11.00 per setting of 16. White
Rooks, Barred Rocks, New Hamp-
6hlre Reds.—The Camden Floral
Company, Poultry Department, lo;
cated West Laurens. StreeL Phone
683. 46tf
CHICK FEED—Get a bag of that good
Spartan AU-Mash Starter for your
chicks and give them the right start
Home Guards Not To
Meet Next Tuesday
Next week, being Christmas week,
^d the fact that many (tf their mem-
Mrs are business men who wUl be
in the midst of the usual Christmas
rush, thus making it a hardship to
attmd the regular meeting, it waS
decided to omit the meeting of the
Home Guards on Tuesday night De
cember 2l8t. The next meeting will
be held on Tuesday, Dec. 28th, when
it is hoped that every membw will be
present ' '
CAMDEN GARDEN
CLUB MET MONDAY
The Camden Garden club met Mon
day afternoon with the president, Miss
Fletcher. There were 21 members
and one guest present A Mexican
^ _ glass vase, gift of Mrs. W. S. Rains-
Only the one feed is all you need to | ^o*"*^* presented to Mrs. Ben de
carry^them through the first tenl^-'®®®^' who had taken the greatest
number of blue ribbons in the month-
charge of the program, a
Mrs. Todd at the piano. saJ?S
mas carols. Qu
A short boainess meetinx w*. v
during which the club voted ^
sor a shower for the school f
room, and ^isa FeweU gav^l *'
on, and gave all memb^ . „
•trainer to be used te si/
waste fats. At the end of X
ness meeting aU members teal
In a number of contesU. onoT .
Ml» P..ell U.,
her favorite Christinas car^ ^
There was also a beautiful w-
Christmas tree aiid a elft
member. peUghtfuI ** retr^L^^
were served by the howessS^jL?
good time was had by ail.
weeks Buy Spartan today
chase your chick worries away.—
Whitaker A Company, Camden. 8.
C. 44sbtf
U. 8. APPROVED — PULLORUM
TESTED BABY CHICKS every
week. White and Barred Rocks,
Rhode Island Reds and other breeds
615.00 per 100. Get your order In
now BO there will be no'd^lay. Lan
caster Hatcher/v. and Supply Co.,
Laneaster, S. Cv, White Street,
Phone 168. 32tf.
ly flower shows. • Mrs. de Loach also
_on the blue ribbon for December
with a bowl of Christmas greens and
berries.
The subject of discussion was
“Something else to eat—both wild and
tame—without points." The Joy of
wild vegetable hunting were depicted
but warning given that such a hunt
wab so cdstly of time that it could
•never be an economic way of feeding
the family. Polk weed, lambs quart
ers, parslane, amaranth, sorrel, cress,
chickweed, evening primrose, dande-
WANT MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS?— lions were discussed. Some of these
We will pay you-cash, 1 1.2c per may be had in cultivated form. The
pound for your corn in the shuck
at your barn In 50 bushel lots or
more. Will also pay 62.50 pel- bu.
for 4*ou»d peaa,^ See-w--atr-onoel • Ing the w4atef
Camden Furniture Co.. ■ Inc., 1036
Broad St., Camden, S. C. Phone
156.^
FOR ALDERMAN WARD TWO
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of Alderman, in the
City of Camden, Ward 2, subject to
the rules of the Democratic Primary.
Your support and vote will be appre
ciated. — -
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ROY R. MATHIS
possibility of adding winter vegetables
to our gardens, hardy things which'
endure freezing and piay be dug dur-
Ff w uiy U W VIL
on and a schedule given of times to
plant and transplant the various
kinds. —
Tea and pointless biscuits were
served.
MEETING OF DeKALB
HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB
The DeKalb Home Demonstration
club met Tuesday, Dec. 14, with Mrs.
B. A. Williams, with Mrs. J. L. TaUey
as co-hostess. Mrs. F. A. Watts had
Straifht Down The Alley
You may not bowl a perfect game
—yet—but you will before ths
season is over if you come dovi
regulai;ly for an evening of health
fun on our perfect alleys.
Watch The Chronicle for date of
the winter opening of our touma
ment. Get your team together ao4
eAter this healthful and enjoyable
sport.
CAMDEN BOWLING
CENTER
North Broad Street
''4.
-08T—Between Myers Garage and
Barringer Hardware, a tool chest,
with assortment of mechanics tools.
Reward If returned to Myers
Garage. ^
LOST—Between Camden and Bishop-
ville, one accounting desk, 50x30x30,
1-2. Finder please contact Mr. R. V.
Segars, route 3, Columbia, S. C., or
Phone 25058, Columbia. 65.00 re-
wanl, " 39p
FRIDAY-SAT., DEC. 17-18
Double Feature Program
Feature No. 1
“DEATH VALLEY MAN
HUNT*
With
Wild Bill Elliott-George “Gabby”
Hayes
Feature No. 2
’DRUMS OF FU MANCHU’
Mystery! Thrills! Suspense!
Henry Brandon, William Royle,
Robert Kellard and Gloria Franklin
"mON.-TUES., dec. 20-21
“FALl^E COLORS”
Featuring
Wniiahi Boyd' as HOpklong Ca asTdy
With
Andy Clyde. Jimmy Rogers and
Claudia Drake
WED.-THURS., DEC. 22-23
“O* MY DARUNG
CLEMENTINE”
starring Radio's Popular ^tertain-
ers Roy Acuff and His Smoky
Mountain Boys and Girls, The Ra
dio Hogues, The Teanoesee" Ram*
biers with Frank Albertson and
Lorna Gray. Also News.
HAIGLAR
THE NEW VICTORY
STREAMLINER!
BOYS* WAGONS
$7.82
Something’ new—and the.
boys will certainly go for
them! A streamlined speed
er made of all hardwood—
even to the wheels! Well
built—and .finished in a
natural color. Body is 20”
by 10” by 3”, Wheels are
4 1-2” in diameter!
penny’s
FOUND—Man's wrist watch. Owner
may have same by proper identifi
cation. Call Phone 243. S9c
FOUND—10:00-22 Truck, tire and
rim. Dayton-McClaren tire, wHh
H. M. L. initials. Apply to 1208
Fair street, pamden, S. C., and iden
tify tire by Its serial number. 39p
WANTED—Will pay cash for com
(yellow preferred), wheat and oats,
any amounts up to 60 bushels each.
Can furnish sacks and haul. M. I.
—Citne, tt6 Chesnut street. Phene
5-J.39p
WANTED—rStenographer, age 22 to
30, with at least two years office
experience and knowledge of short
hand. Full or part time. Work
must be neat and accurate. Apply
personally any morning to Room
4 Savage building. 39p
WANTED—Piilpwood, hardwood, tim
ber. We also buy land. Help your
government by selling your wood
now. Want to buy several good
uard trucks. See D J. Creed, or
call 321. P. O. Box 214, Cam
den. S. C. 26tf
WANT TO BUY—Bicycle frames and
used bicycles; also tricycle frames
and used tricycles, in any condition.
Bring them .In today. Western Auto
Associate' Store, 1049 1-2 Broad
street. ?.0tf
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PECANS—Fine improved Stewarts,
large and well filled, 1-pound 47c,
2 pounds 92c, 5 pounds 62.25. Very
limited amount. Better bux-today.,
Camden Furniture Co., Inc., 1036
Broad'St., Camden, S. C. Phone 166.
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GINNING NOTICE—Our ginnery will
close for the season on Friday, De
cember l7th, please have your rem
nant cotton gjnned by that time.
Southern Cotton Oil Cjo. S8-39c
- - LOVELt
House Coats
Quilted Satins In Pastel
Prints
RENEE THORNTON
Make-up Sets
-The Ultimate In -
Cosmetics
Pretty—Serviceable
i
Lingerie
Slips—Pajamas
Gowns—Panties
A Wide Selection
FOR
- Santa
lEor. ijtm
SERVICEABLE
To Bring The
Kids
Leather Coats
J
We still have a good
CAPE AND OTHER
LEATHERS
selection of many
toys and games.
WARM—COLORFUL
PLENTY OF
Pajamas
PtaySuits
broadcloth or Outing
Soldier, Marine, Avi-
Also Silk*
ator, WAC, Police,
PLENTY OF WINGS
Cowboy, etc.
Shirts
h
Whites or Fancies
WRISLEY’S
Cosmetic
Sets—Many Types
♦Vi
MANY BEAUTIFUL
House Slippers
. Not Rationed
FWICTORY
BUY
UNITED
STATES
DEFENSE
lONDS
AND
STAMPS
For Wife, Mother and
Sweetheart! .
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Lovely Novelty Gifts,
Make-up Kits
And Top Grain, Soft Leather Duffy
M
Handbags. Come in and See These
Gifts Today! Revlon and Chen-Yu
Lipstick-—Polish^ To' Match.
OlamitPtt Upautg
Camden* S. C.
DeKalb SL
fecial Notice
We have large stock of seat
covers to fit any make car,
from “A” models to 1942
models. Any style, any col
or, any price.
STOGNER MOTOR CO.
128 E. DeKalb Street
Hankies
Yes, Many Boxed Styles
For The Home
Msmy Beautiful Seta—
Colffee Makers, Water
and Cocktiul Sets* Oven
Ware* Relish Dishes*
etc.
Year-End
' Sale
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Women’s
COATS 1^ SUITS
Drastic reduction on
all our stock.
¥ *
Just In Time For
Christmas
and Cold Weather.
WOOL OR POPUN
Trench Coats
V,
Civilian or Army
Styles
Ties
Of Course—G^t Boxed
Wide Variety of
Sport coats
and Slacks
We Ml Only
Authorized
Army Goods
Just Received New
Sdlectioiu
SERVICE CAPS -
OFFICERS* BLOUSES
WOOL UNED COATS
ETC.
SPECIAL
For Sale
Numerous used Auto Parts
and accessories, including
Motor Blocks, Upholstery,
etc. ; Come in and see for
yourself.
Stogner Motor (k).
128 E. DeKalb Street
Brat (Sift of all ia a Sar Banb
EICHEL’S
DEPARTMENT STORE
“Buy Only What You Need* But When You Buy—Buy Quality**
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