The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 07, 1944, Image 7
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TMl CAMDEN CHXQWICLt»OAMDeH,.»OuY>| CAXOLIWA, FXiPAY. JAWUAPtY 7, 1»44
NOTICE OF SALE
ANNOUNCES FOR ALDERMAN
1 herebf anjQoanc« lajtU a cadSU
Pursduit to an order of sale ilgned
bjr N. C. Arnett, Judge of Probate for
Kerahaw County, State of South Cato,
llna, that the nnderaigned aa Admin-
iatratrU of the estate of Orover C.
Welsh, deceased, will sell at public
auction, for cash, to the highestjbid>
der or bidders at my Canteytlhsce
4 lAvavw/ ■—r- ^
date'for re-Mectlon to the off^ of
Alderman from Ward One, subject to
the rules of the Democr^ Party.
Your continued support and TOte wui
be appreciated. _
p. C. V. MA88ABEAU.
Purpose of
Emgcy. Relief
n-r POR ALDERMAN WARD TWO
aer or oiuucr* m* ux, i
about six («) miles west of Cassatt * hereby announce myself a candL<
on the south side of the Porter road.^*’® otttce of Alderman, in the
- ~ I City of Camden, Ward 2, subject to
was vaavf ...
in Buffalo Township. Kershaw Coon
ty, State of Sooth Carolina, at 12 noon,
oa the 17th day of January. 1944,
all and singular the follow iqg describ
ed property of the estate of Grover C.
Welsh, deceased; to wit; Two (2)
bags of lespedeza, three (2) tons of
scrap iron, one <l) log cart, one (1)
pick-up Chevrolet truck and one.ll)
Chevrolet truck.
Purchasers will not be allowed to
remove the said property, or any part
thereof, without first complying with
the bid.
tbs rules of the Democratic Primary
Your sdpport and vofefWill be' appro*
elated.
p. ROY R. MATHIS
Hous^’
Atlanta, Ga.—Tbe maih pujpp^^.of
Army Emergency Relief is to Jfeep
high the morale of our fighting men.
This can be achieved only when,
through AER. ^e can mal^ chose
fighting men fe^. that when they, „„„
W/k Mwav mAmOk* K^falwul — —- 1 1^1^ AF© OI WOUO I1|U1U1I1C»* ®v aov***^**^'
they Interlock,. The “Jeep House
Tsmi.-r _ ,ft«r nil
<“Jeep Honses” made of wood and
glue are fumtshing comfort and shel
ter'for our armed forces all over the
world. The “Jeep House”, 16’xlS’ in
slae, la now being used by our boys
in the Arctic and the tropics, housing
eight men each. In the “Jeep House”
the framework and structural mem
bers lire of wood molding, so designed
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who is Ttody to stuid by their fami
lies when an emergency ariaea. As
sistance is furnished by AER, in a
fraternal way. not aa a charity.
Much has been done in the past to
inform the public and the servicemen
• IDlUriU tUfJ pUUIK; «iuu v*av —
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND and women in our Army of the various
CREDITORS
All parties ibdeoted to the estate of
Dicey Miller are hereby notified to
make, payment to the nndorsigned.
and all parties. If any, having claims
a bid. againat the said estate will present
The Obevroiet can be seen in my them likewise, duly attested, within
yard on DeKalb street. Camden, S. C. ibe time preacribed by law. J. W.
Frances B. Welsh, Administratrix Williams, A. R. Collins, Executors,
of the estate of Grover C. Welsh. Camden, 8. C., December 2, 1243,
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Chronick Want Ads Get Results
A4T«rtUMm«nts tinder tais nendiag wtg
e« charred tor at the rate of 1 cent
ser word. Mintiaam charge M oeata
ads set in 10 point type doubt# ^uuge.
Cnsh must accompany order except
vhere customer haa Ledger Sccoant.
can
they Interlock,. The “Jeep House natE—1 two-horse wagon, prac-
be erected very q«‘ckly after ourlFOR SALE 1 t
WA^TED-^Stenographer J
AsalaUnt, with some knowledr?!! >
The Chfonicle.
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functions of Army Ehnergency Relief
so that each soldier aa well as
dependents will not suffer needlessly.
Newspaper and radio stations of the
Fourth Service Command have con
tributed spaee and time on the air
generously. In older that the many
different types of assistance offered
by AER would be explained thor
oughly. Additional information has
been released now by- the branch of
fice of AER in the form of an attrac-
tiye poster explaining the assistance
available through Army Emergency
Relief. These poetefs may be found
in ail post offices throughout the
Fourth Service Command. All camps,
posts and forts in the area are placing
the posters on company bnllethi
boards for personnel of the Army.
They may be foun^ joA fw eit n g <v|-j
boys take over. I^otection from
freezing winds • and blistering sun,
provided by the ‘‘Jeep House" is fully
appreciated by our boys after taking
a hard won bridgehead. Tho exterior
o| the “Jeep House” is painted with
ot the “Jeep House" is painiea wiui /-trained)
olive drab camouflage paint and the.yoR 55c- 6
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tlcally new; 2 mules, excellent con
dltlon; 1 milk cow with young calf;
1 beef cow; 1 brood sow and 10
pigs; 2 sboats. Mrs. A. L. McLeod,
Camden, S. C., route 1. '*
waited—A sharecropper for a two.
horse farm, must have their owa
stock. Apply to Mrs. W. L. Jack.
80i> Stokes, 1201 Mill St, Camden,
8. C. 40-4M
41-42P
interiors finished with camooflage
paint in cockpit green hue.
The “Jeep House" is Just one of
the hundreds ot ways wood is help
ing our boys, says F. W. Cory, Pro
ject Forester of the U. S. Forest Ser
vice, Mr. Cory urges tlmberland own
ers to send their trees of fighting size
to war. He further stated that the
U. 8. Forest Service would aid tlmi-
berland owners in marketing timber
suitable for sawlogs goA other war-
vital timbers.
This service can .be obtained with
out charge by writing the U. S. For
est Servic)*, P. O. Box S71, Florence,
S. C.. or by calling telephone number
461. Florence, S. C.
clover honey. 2 pounds, &5c;
pounds, $1.26; popular honey (dark)
5 pounds, 11.00; 2 pounds, 45 cOnts.
M. I. Cline, 416 Cbesnut St Phone
B~J. \ —— 42c
Cliililreiis Colds
More than two generattoos ago—in i-t. - . ,i
and k«ps on working Iwnt—to
ease coughing spasms, help
soreness
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covered Vicks VapoRub. Today it is gestion in oold-clogi
the most wi^ly used home-remady for ing passages, relieve
relieving miseries of children's colds, or tightness. It promotes rcstfiil sleep.
And here is the reason ... Often most ^ the misery^ the oold
The moment you rub VspoRub on is gone by momingl That's whv
the throat, chest and back at bedtime VapoRub bto good to uk when ooUi
it starts to work two ways at once-- strike. Try Itl
I bulletin boards.
Many different types of assistance
available to military personnel lemd
their dependents are listed on this
bulletin. Among the more important
are: Identification and addresses of
railUary personnel, class E allotments
and payments, pensions and compen
sation, veteran employment, emerg
ency loans, grants or other services,
family allowances and payments,
Federal Maternity , and Child Care,
settlement of government insurance,
veteran vocational training, etc. Aid
may be rendered in the form Of loans,
cash grant! or service and actldh will
be taken on all requests as rapidly as
FOR SALE—Antique Crotch Mahog
any Empire settee, at reasonable
price ~
156.
Camden Furniture Co. Phone
4Z
FOR SALE—15 fine While Leghorn
pullets. |1 each. Mrs. Clara Burgess,
Walnut street, Camden, S. C. 42p
possible. The certain amount of In
vestigation that is needed will be
handled ih a confidential and sym
pathetic ' manner.'
Requests for assistance should be
addressed to. or direct contact made
with the Army Emergency Relief of
fice in the nearest camp, post, station
or airfield in each locality, or to Army
F.mergency Relief, 321 Grant building,
Atlanta 3, Georgia. If possible, the
name, rank, serial number and organi
zation of the soldier should be includ
ed in the 'letter. • i
WANTED-rWm pay cash for com
(yellow preferred), wheat and oata,
any amounts up to 50 bushels ea<A.
Can famish sacks and’hanl, M. L
Cline, 416 Cbesnut street Phoos
5-J. 4le
SALESMAN WANTED — RawlelA
route available at once. Good S
portunky. Write at once, Raw-
leigh's. Dept., SCA-181-105. Rlcli.
mond, Va. ^ '
FOR SALE—Soldiers’ Duffle Bags,
originally $2.75, now $1.25. Camden
Furniture Co., 1036 Broad St, Cam-
—den, &- C!,—Phone 42
WANTED—Pulpwood, hardwood, tlia.
ber. I We also buy land. Help yosr
government by selling your wood
now. Want to bay several go^
used tracks. See D. J. Oeed. or
call 221. P. Q. Box 214, Cam*
den, S. C. 2ttf
FOR SALE—1 ENen Oil base burner
circulating heater, seyved about one
year, 2 oil drums and pipe fittings
with stove. Have changed by abode
reason for sale. See J. H. McLeod.
Jr., or inquire at W. P. Nettles &
Son Furniture store, Camden, S.
C.
WHY NOT BUILD_A-MQIJRE-ONr:^
^THAT LOTT^ln a^f two weeks
Driwe Carefully—Sawe a Life.
FOR SALE—One Martin St Martin
hunting saddle in fine condition.
Also three large ring snaffle bridles
wlto braid^^reins. One full bridle.
One web fxersizing rein. Lot for
$125.00. John McGowan, 96 East
Bay St., Charleston, S. C. 42-44.
LOST—War Ration books No. 8, is
sued to Frances E. Prtsster and
Edwin R. Prlester, Wateree MiU,
Camden, 8. C. 42p
FARMERS
DRAFT CREDIT
we will have material in good con
dition to build a 6 or 6 room house,
framing, oak flooring, siding, laths,
doors, door frames, windows, brick,,
bath room fixtures, pipes, etc.
John Whitaker, Jr. .sltt
LOST—War Ration Book No.‘ 4, U-
.sued to Frances E. PriesEer and
Aleck A, Prlester, Jr., Wsteres
Mills, Camden, S. C. 42p
LOST—Ration book No. 3.^ iMraed .t^.^
Briton Cham pTon, route 3, Camden,
S. C. 42p
L087-x-'‘B” Gas Ration book, issued
to L. F, Faulkenberry, route two,
Kerhhaw, S. C. 42p
LOST—Ration E^k No. 4, Issned to
May Helen Carter. 42
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tOST-^Ratldn book No. I. issued to
Mrs. Melvine T, Clarke, Camden,
S. C.
42
LOST—No. 3 ration book, issued to
John Hayes, route 3, box 16, Cam
den. S. C. 42p
OFFICE FOR EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Cheinnea
PAUL V. McNUTT
FEDERAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATOR
LOST—Gasoline ration book A. issued
to Wiley Sheorn. 42
LOST—Gasoline ration book CJ, Issued
to Thomas D. Peach, Kershaw, 8.
C., route 1. 4|p--
LOST—Ration book No. 4, issued to
Henry Lewis. Camden. S. C., route
1, box 41A. and also a social security
card. Airport Identification card, to
an envelope. 42p
XO THE FARMERS OF AMERICA:
December 1, 1943
DRAFT BOARD GIVES
DEFERMENT CREDITS
FOR WOODS WORK
FARMERS CAN HOLD
DRAFT STATUS
CUTTING PULPWOOD
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
. NO RELEASE
FOR PULPWOOD CUTTING
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It is our purpose that jevery worker bd used every available day
and hour 4>a somervar'^seful job. Traditionally, farm workers have
made themselves available in the off-season for pulpwood cutting,
lumbering, sawmill operations and other activities.
We hope th^ they will be available this year and that they will
regard offseason work in essential activities as a wartime
obligation. In order that they may transfer to war-useful work
with a minimum of personal inconvenience we have taken three steps
to simplify our wartime controls over manpower. These three
points of slmpllfied'procedure should be Imown to and understood
by every farm worker in America.
1, In considering agricultural workers for deferment,
war unit credit for the production of essentiail crons
will be given for work in wood jaroduets production.
Up to one-fourth theTctal war units necessary may be
-f^r work in logging, lumbering,, sawmill'operations, and
pulpwood cutting. Selective Service Local Board Memo
randum No. 164 covers this point.
Agricultural workers will be granted permission ^b''
thelr draft boards to engage in up to four month^
~ off-.-ea3on work in other war-useful oocupationa.
, 1^0 long as the workers are available for l^e agrloul-
:tural season, such off-seasonjnonagrlcultural work will
not affect their draft status. Selective Service Local
Board Memorandum Mo.' 115-D covers this point.
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New United States Employment Service Instructions pro
vide that farm workers may engage in such off-season
activity without obtaining a release from the Employ
ment Service office. If they centIpue in such employ
ment j^or more than six weeks, the obligation to obtain
necessary approval from the Employment Service rests
with the employer. War Manpower Commission Field
Instruction Mo. 89 covers this point.
In some localities other activities and occupations may take a
higher priority. The local office of the U. S. Employment
Service will know where off-season farm workers are most
urgently needed.
ThAnA
YOU CAN GET Mixed (ertiliser. Um*. ^
acid and Nitrate of Soda at The
Southern Cotton Oil Co. Phone 64.
4to
AUCTION SALE—At 941 Broad SL
Tuesday, Jan. ll,. jat 11 a. m. We
Will sell for cash to the hlj^est
bidder fire burner oil atoTe, 1 rifle.
Iron bed and Bprtogii. baby bed,
straight chairs, Morris chairs, rock
ers, dressers, love sekts, otetttnffed
living room furniture, old cBest of
drawere. Ice box, chifforette, 1 war
drobe, books, pictures, mirrors, din
ing room tables, library tables,
lamps, 1 sausage staffer and many
other useful things. Camden Anc*
tlon House. 42c
I THE GOVERNMENT Graders will be
at 'The Southern Cotton Oil Com
pany on Friday, Jan. 7th and again
on Friday, Jan. 14th, for receiving
peanuts. These are the only two
dates seed will be purchased the
balance of the season. - Please telL.
your neighbors. Southern CottoiT
Oil Company. 42c
2.
EGGS FOR HATCHING — From M*
lected (Triple A blood-tested stock.
$1.00 ■ ‘per setting of 16. White
ItookiL.Barred - Rocksr New Hat
shire Reds.—^Ybe Camden Fla.'s!
Company, Poultry Department. )>
cated Weat Laurens Street Phone
688. 4ftf
3.
[we have Received several carloads
ot mixed fertllixers and Nitrate of
Soda. Get yours now tor the labor
and transportation problmns ars
acute and later on you mlg^t have
to wait a considerable time for yoar
requirements for the coming cropa
The Southern Cottra Oil Co. 4lc
(More Classifieds on pege nins)
_ are most
These measures were taken‘primarily to aid the pulpwood and
lumbering industries.
Spedal Notito
We have large stock of seat
coven to fit any make car,
from models to 1942
models. Any style, any col
or, any price.
STOGNER MOTOR CO.
128 E. DwKalb Strmt
fARMERS *, If you wont to mdte good money in
oW-seoson time on essential pulpwood producHont Write or coll:
VICTORY
PULPWOOD
CAMPAIGN
WEST VIRGINIA PULP a PAPER CO.
CHARUSTON, SOUTH CARQUH*
♦
L W. ^YKIN, 2aA
BOYKIN, S.C.'
JOHN J. HOOD
RIDGEWAY, S.C -
SPECIAL
For Sele
Numerous used Auto Pi
and accessories, Inclui
Motor Blocks, Upkol
etc. Come in and see
yourself.
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