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gei^eant Goodwin
j^ds In England
Hre Elmer R. Goodwin, 1105 Lfttle.
, J; gtreet, ha» recelred wort tn»t her
[“band. M.-S*!. Hmer R. OoodWin.
SS^ived .eWy in Bnclud.
ggt. Cfoodwlii hM been In the'Annjr
^16 years and but for two years,
hM* been sutioned at points in the
Qtates. The two years in question he
«M sutoined at Fort Mill in the ErH.
igiand.
lie received his first training at
Fort Bragg. N. C.. and later was sta
tioned at points in Alabama, Florida.
Oklahoma. Mississippi and other
itates. * He spent 1« years with the
F A. and wept overseas with the 472
r. A. Group Hdq. Battery.
Mrs. Goodwin plans to make ker
home with her son, Billy, Jr., here' In
Camden, while awaiting the return of
her husband from overseas.
CARO OF THANKS
lit the midst of our loneliness and
sadness thfOttik which we aid having
to pass because of sudden departure
of husband and father from our home
circle, our bearta well up with thanks
to our many friends and neighbors,
here and around Heath Springs.
It is Indeed hard to have our loved
ones taken from us with such sud-
deness but we have been mnch com
forted by our many friends. We can
not hope to repay such loving kind
ness but we turn to our Heavenly
Father asking that He may richly re
ward each and every one.
Mrs. R. C. Workman and family. 28p
_THK CAMDCN CMftONICLE, CAMDtfi, >OUTH CAWOUINA, FNIOAV, SEPTEMBER 2», 1t44
Myers Gabels -
In (^ration In
Fine Quarters
OwMT Urfcea MotoriaU To
Have WkeeU Checked For
Alifnment
The Myers Garage on East DeKsIb
street, resplendent in new paint,
equipment and an almost complete
new building, is being beseiged by
motorists who are seeking quick and
efficient servlce._
Les Myers, populsr city councilman
and owner and manager of the Myers
Garage has provided Camden with one
of the most up to date esUblishments
of its kind in the state. From a small
building of a few years ago the Myers
unit has ex^nded into s large, airy
and finely equipped hospital for cars.
While the. garage featuree every
kind of modem equipment for the
rebuilding or repairing of ill Jalopies,
one of the out-standing features and
one that Boss Myere lay much stress
What About
Real Estate?
( ^
Do you know
about the crusade
to lower
the cost of hearing?
S If you find jrounelf straining to
hear... if you can’t "get” all that’s
said at home, at business, at thea
tres or sodai gathMiafi, you owe it
to yourself to try this sensational
hew hearing aid. At its low price, it
is helping thousands who coUld not
“afford” to hear. Let your own ears
decide—you will not be pressed to buy.
New
Radionic Hearing Aid
Ready to waar, eom-
plat* with radiootc
tubas, arystal micro-
yAowa. 4-paaitioii out-
aida tooa eotitrol bat-
tarias and battory-
aswar circuit' 14ba^
fusrantae. Ona meJet
—ana rriar—ana qual
ity— Zenith’t finett.
tea extrme—Na “Jt-
ueya-”
Aeetp4id iy Ameriem Med
ical AmcdrUon Council on
Pkycicul Tlmopy
W* Incite You’~-
Come In for Demonstration
DeKalb Pbarmacy
Phone 9S
on is the Bee-Line system and par
ticularly the alignment equipment
which assures precision alignment.
“•ntere is iP hidden source of ex-
penie and danger hazard for the drlv.
er of a car that sways down a high
way,” said Mr. Myers in discussing
the Bee-Line equipment. “High speed,
skidding or a little .bump will cause
this swaying effect.* increasing your
OTr costs and dangers. Many people
know this symptom by its common
name of ‘shimmy.’ When you drive
your car on to the Bee-Line align
ment rack, the wheels are securely
centered upon ball bearing turn tables
which provide a. perfect check as to
your balanced steering. Any little Im
perfections In your steering arms,
spindles or front axlq. are recorded
by accurate gauges. When we get
through with your car, your turning
alignment will be just as good as
when your car was new.”
been advising the purchase of homes
believing that the then prevailing
prices were less than the cost of re
production. .Today, in those sections
where there is a scaitdty'bf homes.
Maw I. esute is a better sale than
oalMon Says Now U the Time ^ purchase. This does not mean that
To Sell Olci Houawa. should sell yourself out of a home,
. but if you have more than one house
' this may be the time to cash in on
Babson Park. Mass.. Sept. I the extra one.
don’t know what is happening in ail Germany will crack some time be-
sections of the. fcountry, but I am get- tween Nov. 7, 1944 and March 7. 1446
ting many very bullith reports on How long Japan will hold oat after
the demand for Germany cracks depends on Uncle Joe
for small and meth Stalin. With his active help we could
lum sised houses, finish Japan In three months, bot
Houses that conld without his help It may take up three
have been bought resfs. At any rate, we can now aee
for 17,000 six mon- the end of the conflict which will
ths ago are now mean a resumption of building,
being sold at |10,- After the war the Government will
000. There turn not encourage the building of housee with
been much activity favorable loans and o'ther meant,
as yht in vacant Within two years there may be a sur-
land, but houses Plus of new houses for sale at lower
are turning over Prices than you can now bay second.|
very rapidly ai large price increases, bouses. This should cause a
As birds instinctively build nests, <1rop in the price of the - existing
•o married couples like to have a bouses which are In such demand to
day. Therefore, if you did not buy
a year or more ago. when I so eam-
eetly advised—It;—donH—make any
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home. Up to the present time many
of‘them have not had the money to
buy a home.—Furthermwe. lUere have
J .
^te Theatre
KERSHAW, a C
FRIDAY, SEPT. 29
"ANDY HARDY’S BLONDE
. _TOOUBLE”
Mickey Rooney *
SATURDAY, SEPT. 30
"COWBOY CANTEEN”
Charles Starrett and Jane Fnzee
SAT., SEPT- 30,^ l(h30 p- m.
‘•WEEK-END PASS”
Martha O'Driscoll A Noah Berry .Jr,
MON..TUES., OCT. 2-3
"THE HITLER GANG”
Robert Watson and Victor Varconl
■ . ' 1,1
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4
"JOHNNY DOESNT UVE
HERE ANYMORE”
Simone Simon A James Sniison
THURS.-FR1., OCT. 5-6
"HER PRIMITIVE MAN”
Lowlae Allbrition A Robert*'Paige
t Matinee
Night 85c—Children Undor
12 Yean of Age, 12c.
TURIIIII6 niGIMENT.
GIrco jem halaRsed rtserfng. As
jaa driva year ear It shaald heU an
area caaraa. Taa tan yoar 'ateerins
wheel with ease bath ta the right a*
lift.
CAUSES
High epeei. ekUding w > Sftle
driva
Line
wiU
BALANCED STEERING
garaga aai lit as
BEE-LINE
as ta
littia
ect
fast fiaat Pheeb eaOm this
TIIRNIN G AUGNMENT
Tha whesh are aesa^j
Bpsa haB beariag tara
wWeh prarldi a parfaet chedt [
yaar kalaared staeihiif; Apy'
imparleetieaa ia jraar staariag
apledhM ar hmil a^da ara
by aecarahi gaagaa.
JUST USB NEW
Tea caa kava perfaet Tandag
Ufamtaf iart Ike tha maaafactarer
baUti^ yaar ear whea asw. Lat
I tkis layaa.
Mjnars’ Garage
47
been enough vacant houses which
could be rented. All at once people
have realized that they now have
enough money lo buy a house on a
safe mortgage and, at the same time,
find it very difficult to rent a house.
These people might be doing tbe wise
thing if they can get the houses at
reasonable prices, but it would be
better for them to “sleep In a tent’’
for awhile than to pay foolishly high
prices.
The real estate market today If
where the stock market was in 1928.
Then when people suddenly discov
ered that the supply of good stocks
was limited, they stampeded ohe in-
other to buy stocks. Hence, the
market went to unwarranted high
prices and then collapsed In the fall
of 1929. Frankly, I think tbe same
thing will home dsy haptien agaJa
People will find that .the present sup
ply of good stocks is limited and, be
fore long, will stampede to buy them
This will result In the- stock) market
eeHittg rt- nmeir-higher prices, Hot
finally, through a fear of communism
or some other bugaboo, prices will
again collapse. Both houses and stocks
are governed by the same law of
action and reaction tempered by the
frailties of .human nature.
During the past few years I have
Mr& Heyward Buys
Instructors Club
On Greene Street
Purchase Is Made* From The
. . Southern Aviation
School.
The Southern Aviation school has
disposed uf^ the property known as
the InstnirtOTB citib, and located On
Gretene street, to Mrs. Virginia N.
Heyward. A conveyance registered at
the office of the county auditor gives
Jialf in a Savings Rank 'deposit. (2)
Begin now to look for a small piece of
land where you can get towfi- water,
electricity, telephone and space for a
small kitchen garden. Have It within
Walking distance of a store,, post of
fice. church and school, or else near
a bus line ao not to be dependent on
an automobile.
Do no building now although you
can put In tha concrete cellar if you
the sale prlca as being $8,500. Mra.'
Heyward will be recalled as being the
former Virginia Nicholson of this city.
Other conveyances recorded the
past week were: Eliza Jane Proveaux
to Thurston Goff, 68 acres; Jeter D,
Guinn to Paul A. Currie, lot; J. H.
Lucille McDonald to Elizabeth
shebeen, house and lot; Dorothy An-
daraoR to W. K. Stokes. 116 acres; H.
F. Branham to J. L. and -N. P. Oettys,
180 acres; Lilly McCray Cantey to
Leroy Lewis, lot, and Della O. Mc
Donald to Addle Louise Stover, 200
acres.
The peace palace at Hague cost
over $1,600,000.
"I LOST 52 Lbs.!
WgAR Slgg a«AIN”
■as. a. ■ WKLLs. rr. wobtm
Vm loM lull a.
•e mae h, JUfmat thorn yuatu
MySr aot inrttMAH* PlaafLaM
thoughtless real estate purchases now.
There has not been much Increase
as yet in the prioe-of land. Therefore,
this Is my advice to reade'rs who
want a hew home; (1) Continue to
save your money, putting one-balf in
Series B War Bonds and the other
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Vosr first istrodsetioa
shosld tell you
' WHY
BLACK-
DRAUGHT
BEST-SELUNC lAXATIVE
ill owr the Sostli
Maiai£SSS!iJ!s22L.
wish to and in most communities can
engage the brick, lumber, etc. Get
a standard plan from your builder and
have'It understood that he is to build
your house as soon as the war Ir over.
Then you should get a better house
than you can now buy and should get
It for less money.
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facMt* aart ttaa IM
toot 14 M IS
MEfi 14 EE 14
Wkk IM, AyOo naa yuo iem’t cat
cat aar aralt, •UtclM*, poutoM.
awati tetter, raa dad«r cut UMOi
aotra. It • ataipM aad aaarr arhea
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Fr»ibchia<4 Bottlars P«pai-C«U Bottikif Co., of CohimMa, 9.C.
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