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^AQI fix CAMDtN CHKOWICU, CAMDH Spedal Service Rev. Joe E. Campbell, BJL. of OreenvUle; wIU conduct special serv ices St the • Pentecostal Holiness church, located on Pair street, Satur day night, OcL 21, and Sunday, Oct. 22. There will be three services on Sunday, 11. 2 and 8. Rev. Campbell received his educa tion at Furman university and Holmes Bible Institute of Greenville, and is now. a student of the Luthem Seml- oary of Columbia and is also doing .. post, graduate work at Columbia uni versity. He is an able minister, au thor and teacher and has conducted suecessful revivals in the United StatM and Canada. Ton are invited. Rev. R. E. Howard, pastor. The tax books for the collection of County and Schocd Taxes for the Hical year comaieBclni Jannary 1, m September 18. 1144, win be open from September 1844,-to December ^ 1844, Inclusive without penalty. When makhtg In qulry about taxes, please state the school district nitmber in which you live or own property, The following^ 4s-a Wst-of ;the 4otal- levies tor the various school districts: DeKsIb Township Mills School District No. 1 82 School DUtHct No. 2 . 22 School District No. 4 27 School District No. 6 28 School DUtrlct No. 25 14 School District No. 48 18 Buffalo Township Mills school District No. 8 Sam MeCasIdD,. Former Camden And Duke . Football Star Now Carries the Ball for the U. S. A. -88 School District No. 6 18 18 18 28 88 School District No. 7 School District No. 15 Sehool District No. 20 School District No. 22 School District No. 28 22 School District No. 27 24 School District No. 28 18 Sehool District No. 81 18 School District No, 40 82 School District No. 42 18 Flat Rock Township Mille School District No. 8 24 School District No. 9 24 School DUtrict No. 10 18 School District No. 18 21 School District No. 18 24 School District No. SO If School District No. 88 84 School District No. 87 24 School District No. 41 24 School District No. 46 18 Bebool District! No. 47 18 Wate«we Township Mills School District No. 11 81 School District No. 12 85 School District No. 18 17 School District No. 28 28 School District No. 88 18 School District No. 38 18 _— C. J. Outlaw, Treaaurer. 12-29-44 Kershaw Couaty, 8. G. “I LOST 52 Lbs.! WlAR aiXI 84 AaMN’* ■MM. e. a. WILLS, FT. WeRTN At HtSttO Ntt»-> V" Jott potada tad ktvt t Bora ateiMkr, ftn^ul Bnn. NS mrdM. Nt dnift. No ubUvm. UMmatt, pttrttB, trtyrjTlwW. Tkt nptritaca of MM. Wait aur or ■» aot ba diffaraat thu yoaia, but^X aot try Um Ayda rtaaf LwS at thaaa rraulca. la Hlakal leau eoaductad^^ ■Mdlea) docton aaoia thaa Vaaaaaa loat U tolS pauadt 4S Ip ayaratajB a taw waaGwItU aady ata «ha AYDS VltamU Oaa RaduclaS Vtaa. WIU Uia Arda Plaa raa daa't aat ant aay Maali. atarMiaa, peiataaa. aMata or battar, *<m airaplycat Umm dawB. It'a almpla aad eaaiar wbaa w.«B5tssr^issrA*c-- lutaly haraUaaa. W daya aappty a( bill- II aat Sam McCaskill,' local distributor for the State in Camden for the past 18 years, was a very happy, individual last Sunday morning. He was read-* lug the State very, very early, for the papers come In before daylight. What Sam saw on the sport page made him hasten home and. show Mrs. McCas- kill For the State carried the picture which accompanies this story.. It ■hows Sam Q. McCaskill, son of Mr! and Mrs. Sam McCaaktII, 514 Walnut street, a former Duke university foot ball star, and now a first lleuterant tn the army, with Major Elmer A. Wrann of Greensboro, holding a foot ball. The scene is in the Marshall Islands and McCaskill and Wrenn, former gridiron foes when the latter played on the University of North Carolina team, posed, with a pigskin. These two boys are now with the Leatherneck ^dcaneefs, a hard-hit ting tighter squadron and they are now carrying the ball together against the Jape. But here Is the story as released from the public relations office some- Mr. McCaskill has been distributor of The State In Camden for the paat-W years." Sgt Sha^or Receives Bronze Star where tn the, Marshall Islands: ' rlnes, who Ayda MONEY y S2.M. II aot da.,.. BACK a+U Ue aery I OeKALS PHARMACY. Phene N QUICK REtIfF FROM fympteim nf DIstfWM Arising friM STOMACH ULCERS DM TO excess ACID FreeBeekTeNsefNemeTreatmentthnl Muri Help erttWtHCeri Yen WeHdug Over two mllUoa bottle* of *h# WILLARD •ymptomsofdtutreasarUtaa irom end IHwdMMi Ul«af« due to ~ Olei«tl»w, Sewr or AcM— due to ■«•*** AcM. Sold oa IR day*' trUll A*k for -Wtllar#* Mweaeo** ebteb fully •splainc thlc troat*""nt fra#—at l>aCALB PHARMACY Two North Carolina mar once played opposite each other on the football teams of the bitter rivals, Duke and the University of North Carolina, now are carrying the ball together against the Japs. And both are In the same fighter squadron, the hard-hitting Leatherneck Buccaueera. “Former guard on the University ofl North Carolina team Jn 1937 is blg,| strapping MaJ. Elmer A. Wrann ofi Greensboro, N. C., commanding officer of the flying Buccaneers. His former rival, and now teammate. Is First Lt. Sam O. McCaskill of Camden and i^lisabeth City, N. C., who was a blocking back on the Blue Devils from 1936 through 37. “The two men. no matter how busy, take time off to talk over the old -Imya when It was knock down and drag out between the two teams. Both admit, however, it wasn’t as rugged as when they first hit the Island here. But ky theaa-4wo Tuv Heele- that -busi- ness Is Just a atarter. Both are an- Sgt. Charles M. Shaylor, of the famed 41st Infantry Division, has been awarded the Bronze Star for conspicu ous bravery in action. The decoration was bestDwed by Major Gen. Jens A. Doe, commander of "The Sons of the Sunset” division, ^Son of Mrs. Mary J. Shaylor of elmden, the Infantryman picked his way through Jap mortar barrages dar ing a recent engagement' of the 4tA to carry vital message to beleagudVed outposts. On hla return; he- resened a wounded comrade, carrying him to safety with utter disregard for hte own safety. ja Entering the service In Sept. 18^, Sgt. Shaylor hM been overseas for 32 months. Asked by a reporter as to what were his plans afta* the war. he laughed and said; "Settle down and raise a family in good old South Carolina." - - Sgt. W. R. Myers Dies In Holland zlous to keep right on moving to ward the Jap goal line, Tokyo. “Major Wrenn, wh<K has served nearly a year In the S^therji Pacific area, lives with his brother, Lt. Col. Oscar F. Wrenn of the army, at 409 Scott street, Greensboro. Lt. ^cCasklU. squadron com muni- TRV.\TMkNTbaT«i>e«aSMdrorrsUaror cations-officer, ran a. gas and oil dla^ Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pate received a message Saturday stating that their nephew, Sgt. William R. Myers, parl- trooper, died In .Holland Sept. 21, ns result of wounds received in actioA. Sgt. Myers was the hero of a newlH- paper article by Walter McCallum, star correspondent relating the 4eatb of the captain and bow Sgt Myers took over the town Carentao. 'He is known to have had six dead Germans to his credit. Sgt. Myers enlisted in the army when he was 15 years old by representing, himself as older. He lived with his uncle, C.^ C. Pate, and attendM kehObl~at Belhune" aF one tlmg. AdvartlMBMnt* unAar thM AanAlUL b* Charged for at th* rate of 1 «mt tor word. Mhiinwiui clafcs li oosta Ada oat la 16 potat type 4a«Ua aharga. Caab moat aocoapaay ardor aaeapi wbara enatomar haa Latear gaeeaat For S«l«a FOR SALE—Lerge size, pre-war crib, with springs and mattress, reason ably priced. Address your Inquiries to box W. care tJ^e Chronicle. 3lp FOR SALE—Pre-war wicker baby carriage. Lined, rubber tires, brakes snd in A-1 condition. 611 ^Hampton, Phone 464-M. . 31p FOR SALE—New “Quick Meal" buUt In oven, oil stove. Apply at 1207 Mill street. ^ 81p FOR SALE—Hot Point electric range In perfect condition. Camden -Fur^^ ture Co. Phone 156. '' 31c FOR SALE—Seat covers for almost any make or year model car. Mott of these covers are tailored pre-war plaids. Come in and see them be fore they are gone. 'Stogn« Motor Company. Phone 670, 128 E. DeKalb street. 18c FOR SALE—Four good plug mules at rc^a8onabIe price. W. B. Fort, route three. 30-32c FOR SALE—Gum and popular veneer blocks on 2000 acres land. Also 350,000 ft. pine timber. W. B. Fort, route three. S0-32c FOR SALE—Good used Pianos and Bedroom Suite, Dining Suite and China Closets. Carolina Furniture Co., Floyd H. Boykin, Phone No. 660, 30c Wanted WANTED—To buy used furniture, odd pieces and gsneral tnmlture. Camden Furniture Co. Phone 168 ^ 16tfc pastures with plenty of streams in them. Need six people large enough, able and willing to work. I have good stock snd plenty of farm tpols. Family must be able to famish self. If interested see me at once. Mrs. Nell L. Smith, 1216 Lyttleton SL. Camden, or Phone 861-J.81c F«r Rent FOR RENT—Apartment with living room, bed room, bath and kitchen ette, heat and hot water. Apply 1607 Fair atreet. ProfissNRai Anil .. Bnsiiiess Carli DIXONS SHOE HAVE YOUR iHOEt REPAlRto. EXRSRT REPAIRMER •* •bop FOR R^T—Larie room, two closets, private bath, heat and hot water to one or two sober gentlemen. Ap- tPiy to jPox S, care Chronicle. 31p FOR RENT—After Nov. 1. five room furnished house. Apply at 1207 SL or call 631-W. 31p_ leoMed 5 doers b*lo« s C. Dixon’s Bargain dor tho managoment of Mr j * Rowoll. * ** FOR RENT—3-room furnished apart ment. Call at the Roxy Cafe or 1503 Highland street. Sip Loot — Found LOST—Gasoline ration book A, issued to L. T. Reeves, rout,e 2, Cassatt. 31p LOST—Ration books No. 3 and 4, Is sued to Levy Belton, Jr., Cloetta Belton. Janie Mae Belton, Levy Bel ton. 3rd, at 1209 Campbell street, Camden, S. C. 31p LOST—Ration books No. 3 and 4, is sued to Lottie Lee. 804 Chesnut street. 31p LOST—Special sugar stamp, good for 5 pounds. Issued to Mrs. A. C. Cure- ton. Liberty Hill, S. C. * 31p LOST—Ration book No. 3, Issued to Margaret Miller, route 1, box 24 i-2, Boykin, S. C. 31p WAHTXb^Polpwood, haidwood, ber. We also buy land. Help your government by eelling your wdod now. Want ‘to buy several good used tracks. fSee D. J. Creed, or call 821, P. O. Box 214, »^Cam- den, S. C. 28tf WANTED TO BUY—Good Used. Fur niture and Sewing Machines, any condition. Carolina Furniture Co., Floyd H. Boykin, Phone 660. 30tfc WANTED TO BUY—Bassinette, pre ferably one detachable from stand. Stee Mrs. T. G. Gade. Jr., l«ftl North Broad St. 81p WANTED TO 'BUY—1940 or 1941 Chevrolet sedan In good condition. Reply to Mrs. W. L. Stokes, 1201 Mill SL. Camden. S. C. 31-32p LOST—Ration books Nos. 3 and 4. issued to Nancy Benson and Ed- wsrd Bepson, route 1, Ridgeway. 31p LOST—Ration books No, C Issued to lithei Smith Jordan and EHizabeth Jordan Anderson. DuBose Park, Camden. 31p LOST—“A" Gasoline ration book, Is- ’ sued to T. S. Croft, route 2, Cassatt, S. C. 31p LOST—Ration books No. 4, issued to James L. Wheeler, ' John "Wheeler, Simon Wheeler and Richard Wheel er; books No. 3 and 4, issued to Elsie Wheeler and Leonard Wheel er, Camden, route 3., box 36. 31p r-T LOST—Sheet of T gasoline ration tickets, issued to William Atkins, route 3, Camden. 3ip Isa f LOST—Ration book No. 3, issued to Louise Taylor. Wateree Mill, Cam den. S. C. 3ip WANT GOOD, RELIABLE FAMILY to run farm on 50-50 basis, to raise poultry, eggs, hogs and cattle, and make lots of feed for them. Also, ’take care of 500 fine pecan trees now bearings.' Good houses with R. E. A. electric lights and electric water system. Plenty fine poultry houses and out buildings. Pine MitoellaiMoeu ■w AZALEA PLANTING TIME—All kinds and sizes. Prices reasonable. Pour early Camellias now in bloom. For WE GUARANTEE ^ATlkFACTlOi >♦1 Broad SL quotations write Mrs. Robert bert, Rdmbert, C. JU8T RcCEIVgO—Another carleyi insulation. Prepare for wlat« ' and save fuel and dollars bJ paymenu. M. B. Porte, Phone Sh FOR TRACTOR Plowing and aewb call^on J. B. Brown, route 2. mj WHY NOT PLACE A MARKER his correct Insignia on voax —^ tery plot to the memory of^ loved one who gave his lif* ^ country? Tom McNlnch. Un S. C. , * ‘ mi NOTICE—Hair cuts 36c on Sttudn on otherdays, 25c. Des KenwS Barber ^op. jjjJ NOTICE—W. L. Johnson 4 roach, waterbng gnd belbi terminators. Material used as sonous. No odor. All work n teed one year. Box 402, a S. C. CMiCK FEEO-Oet a llkg of tka Spartan AU-Mash Starter fa cbicka aad five them the rifk Only the one feed is all yon 1 . carry them through the 8n waeka Buy SparUo tegs chase your chick woitIm s Whitaker 4k Dontpany, ftma C. u "EGOS FDR HATCHING — fte* w lected Triple A blood-tested RmL 81.00 per setting of 15. Whiu sS New Hampekire Rede—The Ctala Floral Company. POULTRY 01. PARTMENT, located Weet Lnwi StreeL -Phone 588. NOTICE^ Notice ia hdreby that the undersifiied will apply to the South Carofiai Tax Cpniimuion for lionee to opiate a retail liqM store at 1*2 firoa4 Chinden, 30-32p JOHN TAYLOI Local Girl Joins WAG Asso. B.T.U. To Be Held At Timrod trlbutlon business In Willitmsburi, Vs., before Joining up In 1942.- Hts* wife, the former'Doris Wilkins of Elizabeth CUy, makes her home at 407 N Road In that #lty. He is the I son of Mr. jind Mrs. Sam McCaskill, Of 514 Walnut StreeL Camden, S. C-i Mrs. Ruby Czygan (nee Bradley) of DuFlose Park, Camden, has enlisted in the Women’s Army corps and will leave for Fort Oglethorpe. Ga.. Nov. 2. 1944. After Pvt. Czygan completes basic training she will be stationed at the Columbia air base as a teletype operator. Pvt. Czygan graduated from Camden High school with the class of ’41. She formerly worked at the Wes. term Union office here. The B. T. U. quarterly meeting of Kershaw association, will be held at Timrod Baptist church on FYiday, Oct. 27, at 8 p. m. An Interesting-feature of -tl gram will be the Junior and Inter mediate Sword Drills and the.Better Speakers’ contest for the young peo ple. Contestants are requested to, be at the church by 7:45 p. m. Everyone is cordially invited. jD^ut of Jhe. Carnucopia for Better Living Yes. TabU-T«sfMl ADLUH Flour is pientffui. despite its tremendous popularity, and its usa insures better living because goodies baked with ADLUH make happy families happier end better fed. it's nutritious end its taste-appeal satisfies. Iff al ways fresh. You owe it to yourself end yeur family to try ADLUHl Getnh^g from your grocer today! HiV/mf and Dhtrlbahd^if ALLEN 6ROI MILLING CO. / COLUMIIA, S. C. GREENWOOD. S. C. Colon, Panama, has an acute hous ing shortage, caused by the fire of 1940. pB 0. JiUUm Seirk^StalMii Obe Mfle Eegt of Cemdmi, S. C. ON NUMBER 1 HIGHWAY * We are operators of The Shell Service Station aad want our many friends to know ttiat we are specialis ing in selling Gasoline, Oil, Kerosene, Firestone Tires, Willa^ Batteries and general line of automobile as- cessones, tire repairs, recapping, vulcanizing, washinf, gr^ing and any other service that is ne^ed in the repair Tine. ^ M • "a > — —* We appreciate our past good patronage and also Welcome Any New Comer. With. Every (^od Wiiih, 0. B. & L M. DAVIS reroof Keofina Is Hina ii AvaUfmie ...Within Your Meuis! I, When You Call A Taid, What Do Yoe Ei^ect? If If* PROMPTNESS , • SERVICE WITH A SMIU • A COMPETENT DRIVEk WITH A NICE CAB Tkeo You West To CaU.. POPS CAB...PHONE 696-R reels need repaifing or tire rerooHsg. LET ue llTIMATa YOUR ROOPINO JOai O011I waH til ,thf iMt.. miliHrto St Ir. 'Woric ban ba finaweaU am liwtalmaet plan. SE€-^ M. E. FORTE 8BSJ Mae Hat Ve WaHUre At HaefT «*Ya«r Hamatawe I NOTICE Don’t ruin your tkea Btiag them to 08 and kt us r^dr and reo^ them. ; rr WHX BE A LONG ilME BEFORE YOU CAN GET NEW ONES. We Gusantee Ow Woiii M-k.4*. * Service • • ^ ■ . V V’ A . ■ V .