The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 01, 1944, Image 8
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TMt CAMPm CHXOIIICi.1, CAMDIW, tOUTH CAXOLiliA. PmOAY, DlCtliiat 1, 1144
Fight Tabereolosis—Buy Seals and Bonds
NOTICE
Don’t rain your tires,
them to us and let ns repair
and redQ) them.
rr WILL BE A LONG TIME
BEFDRE YOU CAN ^ST
NEW ONES.
We Guarantee Our Work
Clarkson Tire Service
B^nnsboro Mills
Canvass for Workers
In the statement to the press Nov.
21. 1944, on the European, front, Gen.
Elsenhower said, “There is a Job here
for every man fit for battle that we
can bring in ud its np to every man
back borne to give him everything he
needs—that is my prescription for
victory.”
In addition to General Eisenhow^^
nrgent plea for more and more eqaip-
Ss ohargsd for at tbs rats of t m
psr werS. Mtetiaam ^aiga ts eon
A4s sat la 10 point type doabla dpart
Cask must aooompaay ar4ar asM
wbars esatomar baa Ladsaa Koeoaat.
fte»Opening
CAMDEN CAFE
(West DeKsiHb Street)
ment the War Manpower commission
is calling for workers in tire cord
manafaetnring plants. Tires for all
mobile fighting equipment falls into
the most critical part of essential
h^ds Tor the ajned rdrces.' Bpifef
these vitally needed tires <»n be made
tire cord must be manufactured be
cause all tires must be made with tire
cord. In other words the volume^of
tire cord manufactured limits the
volume of finished tire out-put.
In cooperation with the War Man
power commission and the United
States Employment service, the
Wlnnsboro Mills of the Upited States
Rubber company are appealing to all
men and women who are not now
employed in war work to make appli
cation for work at Winnsboro as soon
as possible. The War Manpower com
mission has given Winnsboto Mills
the highest labor priority rating in
the state of South Carolina. This is
an outstanding indication of the criti
cal need for vital tire cord.
Many benefits are offered by Wlnns
boro Mills to its employees, such as
adequate housing, good pay, unlimited
over-time, recreational facilities, child-
care programs and insurance and re
tirement plans.
Visit your nearest United States
Employment service office or the em
ployment office of the United States
Rubber company at Winnsbch-o. Pile
your application today. Go to work
tomorrow. Your country needs you as
badly as it does the boys who are
fighting on the far-flung battle fronts.
They must have equipment with which
to win the war. It’s up to you to get
that equipment to them. Be tOh per
cent AmM'ican by giving them the
things they need.
Bedroom Suite, Dining
China Closets. Carolina
Co., Floyd H. Boykin,
«80. '—
FOR 8ALE-
most ears. St<
E. DeKalb St
Phone 570.
kinds. Foster’s Place, Cam
shaw highway at Kershaw,
FOR 8ALE-
TO OUR FRIENDS and LOYAL CUSTOMERS . ..
. . . We are again in position to senre you,
after making some necessary repairs and improve
ments to our'Cafe, featuring Home-like prepared meals
and Tasty Sandwiches.
We will appreciate your continued patronage in
the future as of the past.
MRS. JAMES M. THORNTON, Supervisor
J. M. THORNTON, Owner
CITATION
State of South Carolina,
County of Kershaw.
By N. C. Arnett, Probate Judge:
Whereas, Dora Irene Horton made
suit to me to grant, her Letters el
Administration of the Estate and ef
fects of C. H. Horton.
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the Kin
dred and Creditors of the said C. H.
Horton, deceased, that they be and
appear before pie, In the Court of
Probate, to be held at Camden, S. C..
on December -12, next, after publica
tion hereof, at 11 o’clock In the fore
noon, to show cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand this 27th day
of Nov., Anno Domini, 1944. 27
N. C. ARNETT,
Judge of Probate for Kershaw County
nut St., Camden, S. C.
FOR 8ALE—Fat roasting hens for
Friday. Camden Furniture Co. 37c
FOR SALE—One child’s rocky horse
and tricycle. In goddmondltion. Mrs
J. B. McGulrt, Camden, S. C., route
three. 37p
FOR SALE—Two feather beds. Call
Ross’ store at Blaney, S. C. Mrs.
W. E. Brown, route 1, Blaney, S.
C 37p
For sale—l mule 9 year old, 1160
lbs, will guarantee, $175. 1 mule
12 years old, 150 lbs, will' guaranteet
$100. E. R. Dixon. Camden, S. C.
Phone 350. 37p
Wanted
WANTED—To tray used furniture,
odd pieces and general furniture.
Camden Furniture Co. Phone 168
lltfc
WANTED—Orders taken for fruit and
pound cakes for Thanksgiving and
Christmas. Phone 366-W or 604,
Laurens street. S5-88c
WANTED TO BUY—Good used furni
ture. L. T. Branham Furniture
Store, 919 Broad St., Camden. 35tf
WANTED—Work, by housewife, dur
ing school hours. Experience in
school lunch, hotel dining room and
cafeteria. Health card. . Mrs. R.
cfo Chronicle. S o
WANTED—Pnlpwood, hardwood, tlau
ber. We also boy land. Help your
government by selling your wood
enow. Want to bny several good
used trucks. See D. J. Creed, or
call 321. P. O. Box 214, Cam
den, S. C. 2ltf
1 WANTED—All people •nffering from
kidney trouble or backache to try
Klddo, 11.00. Money back gnaraa-
tee. At DeKalb Fharmacy. S64ip
WANTED TO BUY—Good Used Fur-
nitnre and Sewing Machines, any
condition. Csrcdlna Furnitura Co.,
Floyd H Boykin, Phone 660. tOtle
; MILKERS WANTED—Want 2 to 5 |
dependable milken, preferably two
families with two or titoro mlfterBi
male or female, year coutracL good
weekly wages and bonus. Comfort
able, painted bouses, lights, water,
wood famished. Write or sew Ifr.
Smitti, Shady Side Darles, route I,
Pine Wood Road, Sumter, South 9
Carolina. 3828p *
WANTED—Captain wishes to Join car «
pool for Shaw Field each day. 1207 f
Mill St., rear. 37p
WANT TO BUY—One second hand
piano In good condition. Reasonably ~
priced. Apply Chronicle office P
WANTED—first class mechanic.
One who can assume considerable ^
responsibility. Excellent salary and A
opportunity. Prefer local man.
Stogner Motor Co., 128 E. DeKalb
St. Phone 570. S7c
WANTED—Any good used car. Will ^
pay top price. Call 670. Stogner
Motor Co. 128 E. DeKalb St. 37c
WANTED—To buy good 22 rifle, in
first class condition, automatic pre
ferred. See DuBose Davis at Mari
on’s Service Station. . 37c ^
WANTED—Work, by 68-year-old man.
Experienced in grocery and market
Would consider other work. Reason ^
for a chahge, so I can be at home.
In reply state salary and hours
worked. Address, R. C. Watkins,
700 Hampton SL, Columbia, S. C.
‘ 36-37P
WANTEf>^To boy one acre tand, c
more or less, with .or without dwell
ing, in Camden on Highway No. 1,
not to exceed two miles from Cam
den City limits. Write full par
ticulars tO' H. L. Allen, 1721 Bull,
Columbia, 49, S. C. 37-38c
Lost — Foimd
" N
LD8T—Gasolint ration books A and B
issued to Leo Adamson, route 4, cfo
- Bill Thomas, Camden. 37p
LD8T—Ration books Nos. 3 and 4, is-
sued to John Moultrie Nelson and —
Thelma Nelson, also kerhsene cou- $2
pons Issued to John Moultrie Nel
son. 37p
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C. Dixon's
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Ro^^L
WE GUARANI
OR RENT—I
MiU SL, furni
ply 1207 MUl
DeSaussure stt
Mr. C, R. Stok4
ed or unfumist
session. Lewis
Phone 62.
FOUND—^A pair gold^rimmed glasses,
near lumber yard. Apply James B.
Cooke, 809 Lyttleton St., Camden,
S. C. 37p
nshed apartment
with combinatio
dining room, all
iencee. Availabl
Prefer permanent
Apply Mrs. M.
St., or Phone 619.i
Miscell
lected Triple A
$1.00 per aeUing
New Hampshire
Floral Company,
PARTMENT, Ic
Street, Phone lit.
Spartan AH-Maih
chicks and give tk«
Only the one feed
carry them thron
weeks Bay Si
chase yoor chick
Whitaker 4
C.
ICE—W. U Jc
roach, waterbng
terminators. Mater
sonous. No odor,
teed one year.
S. C.
Gladstone bag, coi
lost between Camd
Heath Springs, S.
to Lancaster, S.
Young. Young CU
Concord, N. C.
MEN AND WOMEN
'A'Wanted Immediately
V
'A'Oood Pay - Overtime
Hrfldusihg T'aciBtTes _
★Stilled or UnskiUed
★Transportation Program
★Child-Care Program
★Recreation - Schools
★Insurance - Retirement
Plans
American Industry Is Largely Re
sponsible For The Success Of Tlie
Allied Forces. American Industry
Has Produced Volumes Of Essen
tial War Material American In
dustry Has A Stake In The War.
American Industry Cannot And
Must Not Withdraw Its St^e At
TKs Stage Of The War,_ It Must
ICdntinue To Produce More And
More Guns, Ammunition, Tire-
Cord, Clothing And Food To In
sure The Future Of American De
mocracy. You Can Help Your Fut
ure By Going To Work Now In A
War Industry.
CRITICAL INDUSTRY
Because of the Urgent Neet
^r TTre-Cord Which b Be
ing Manufactured at Winns
boro Mills, the War Man
power Commission Has Giv
en TTiis Plant the EQghest
Labor Priority In the State.
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‘There U a job here for every man fit for battle that we can
bring ii^ and it*a up to every man bac^ home to give him'
ev<»7thing he needs—^that U my preacr^tioa for victory.”
Gen. Eisenhower, Nov. 21, -1944
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APPLY AT
IHE NEAREST UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICE OR
EMPLOYMMT OFFICE
UNITED STATES RUBBER CDMPANY, WINNSBDRD MIUS, WINNSBDRB, S! (
PERSONS NOW EMPLOYED IN ESSENTIAL WAR WORK NEED NOT APPLY >
COMPANY REPR]
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