The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 05, 1945, Image 7
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IMS. Lo«Im W. Joms. R. C. itmm, Jr^
•■4 Bdwtm L. Joa«a vB bmIe* to tbo
Prohate Coort oC Kenhav Canty
their teal retara aa Execoiora of the
estate of E. C. JeaMO. 4eiceaaai. aa4 oo
the saoM 4au» thar vUl applr.to the
aaM Coort for a fiaal dlMhaaro ••
aald Ezacotor*.
N. c Auarrr.
Jo4<a of Prohate.
8 Dee. 2». 1»44. 4144e
a WAC Medical TacIwUcian.
FINGER or PHONE!
By the curh. a ahnple flkfcar of the
Anger bringa POP'S CAS to a halt.
Set in the evening ...
WHEN YOU’RE
INVITED OUT
Phone 696-R
lor at the raw af 1
MH ht- oherse U «
le aeiet type 4aeMe cb
Wanted
OAssno
1»a«
SALES LADIES WAMTED-tAgply to
Itoacf S, 10 and tS cent atere. 4J?
For Sala
FOB aA4.£—Home and lot at DeKalh
Reasonably iMieed. Apply D
Broome, roets J, Rock HIU. 8.. C.
WANTED—AMn croppei»
with or ehkoat stock. U. N. Myeri.
Camden. 8. C. •
Prafessinal And.
.., Bosioess Cart
JfOR sale—103« Cherrolet standard
1-door toariag sedan body, motor.'
traasmissfon. radiator, ate., all in
A-1 condition. 1M7 Chevrolet
eynnder head. Phone 57^, Stogner
Motor Ca ^
WANTED—A competent.^ eroman to
serre as honsekeeper. part time or
full time. Mast hare healtk card.
For further information see Mrs. J.
D. n*H»nkm, INH Lyttleton 8L 41c
DIXONS SHOE SHOT
FOR SALE—R. C. A. Cabinet radi^
Se« Tom Cameron at Marion’s
Service SUllon. ' 42p
WANTED—Working farm SupL for
large ‘farm, willing to work, otber-
wlsn dont reply. Good propoeltion
to right tnnii- Addresa Box 2SS,
Camden. 8.- C. ^
HAVE YOON SHOES REPAIRED i
. expert repairmen
Shop located S. doers below a
C. OIxonrh Bargain House, lu
dar the maiiagamant of Mr. A v
RewelL ^
WE QUARANTSE SATISFACTIO
•41 Bread St. Camden,!
FOR SALE—C5rca1atlng beater, tmras
coal or wood. Excellent condition
|J4. Pboae 145. 42?
WANTED—To Day oaed fnraftiipe,
odd pieeoa and ganeral famltara.
Camden Famltare Co. Phone 154
IStfe
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41h
LOST—’’A" gaa ration book. hsnN
Bnrt Fleming. 7it RaUedge itn
Camden, 8. C. .
enat Geyer ef,
I'i Anny Cmpt, hem
loR. e
ef dm
FOR
nei
SALE—4 foot
. Call m.
Frigedaire^ like
41-42?
WANTED TO BUY—Gcjod nSed furni
ture. L. T. Branham F^l^lltB^e
Store. •!• Broad 8L. Camden. IStf
LOST OR STOLEN—
Basel
key Haety el
Bom Wen ew
lha U. S. Amy's
and he will taka yew where yow're
going—bring yew bach whenever
wanted ... and yew can forget
abowt that empty gaa tank In yowr
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
POP^S CAR
Alt pertiea indebted to the esute of
W. O Wilson are hereby aoCified to
make payment to the undersigned, and
ail panleo. if any. baring claims
against the said estate will present
them likewise, dnly attested, within
the time preacrlhed by law
Weekly News Letter
From Uberty IfiD
FOR SALE—Hardwood, sawed and
ready for the fire. Will be delivered
in one to four cord lota. Phone
S401. *8c
WANTED—AH peoide suffering from
kidney' trouble or backache to try
KIddo, $1.00. Money back guaran
tee. At DeKalb Phannaey. SS-55p
stamp iKKdi. about three weeks s
at State Part.'’ 8. C. Mr c
Williams, box 141, Ounden. 8 C -
For Rsnt
REROOF
Roofmg Is
- Available
... Within
Your Means!
Roofinc material u
available, at moderate
prices, for tlsoee wboee
roofs need repairmf or so-
tiro rerooftnE.
LET US ESTIMATE
YOUR ROOFING JOSI
Don’t wait Til the last sslnwts %a
repair. Work can be finaneed ea
Inetalment plan. *
M. E. FORTE
PlMOe5S2J
**Yewr Hometown Men Hae
Welfare At Hs
Mr. mad Mrs. W. J Richards and
Jimmie, of Concord. N. C. Mr. .and ^
Mrs J G. Richards and daughter. Kay.
of Florence, and A. J. RichardB. Sopc
of the Denmark scboola. and A. J.
RichardB. Jr. were Chrisuaas guesu
W. G. WflsOT. Jr. Executor. I in the Richanis home
40 j 'Ontt- ' C. D Cunningham. Jr.- Air
FOR SALE—Choice fat Barred Rock
boos. Xicely- draMc^ 27c j
per pound. Ordeya recehred thfongh i
Thursday for Saturday morning de-j
lirery. Camden Furniture Company,
Inc. 1024 Broad SL. Camden, S. C.
Phone 154. 40-l2c
Camdenr 8. C. Dec. If. If44.
NOTICE OF SHAREHOLDERS
MEETING
The annual meeting of the ahare-
holders of the First National Bank of
Camden. Camdea. S.. C. will be held
In the directors room Tuesday after
noon. January f. 1945, at 4 o’clock.
S. W. Van Landingbara.
41-42C Cashier.
I NOTICE OF SHAREHOLDERS
MEETING
j The annaal meeting of the share-
j holders of the Camden Loan and
j Realty Co. Camden, S. C. will be brld
■ in the directors room of the Tim
jNetional Bank of Camden. Camdea. 8
;C. Wednesday morning. Jan. 10. 1915.
!at 11 o'clock.
8. W Van Land‘ncham.
4M2c Cashier.
CITATION
State of South Carolina,
County of Kershaw.
By S. C. Arnett, Probate Judge:
i Whereas. Louise Gardner made suit
Mo me to grant her Letters of Adminis-
Itration. c.ta. d b.n . of the Estate aad ,
j effects of Samuel T Gardner.
These are, therefore, to rite aad i
admonlah all aad aiagaiar the Kindred i
and Creditors of the said Samael T.,
Gardner, deceased, that they be and
appear before me. in the Conn of
Probate, to be held at Camden. 8. C.
on Janaary 11. next, after publicatkMB
hereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenooh.
to show cause. H any they nava why
the said Admioiatration abonhl not be
granted.
Given itader my band this 27. day of
TJ^ . TXnno Tfe'mlnl. TW4 4l-42p
N. C ARNETT,
Judge of Probate for Kerahaw Oouafy
corps, aad Mrs. Frank Eskridge and
children are spending the holidays at
the home of their parents. Mr. aluk,
Mrs. C. D. Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A Dreanan spent
Christmas with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. aad. Mrs. Marioa Wil
liams ta Camden.
Mr. Selwyn Cni>ningham has return
ed from the Veterao’s hospital.
Cadet John Tompson is at home
from the University of South Carolina.
Virginia McCrae of Winthrop. spent
the holidays at bdme.
Or. and Mrs. T. G. Hail and son
Bob .of ■ W«f Minster, were Tiahors
here Christ maa.
Congressman J. P. Richards. Mrs N*
S. Richards. Jr., and Mias Phode
Richards visited their father. Cape N
S. Richards Christinas, who also had
Mr. jsnd Mrr M e. Wilson as vialtors
Mr. and Mrs. J K. Ham and daugh
ters. Misses Carolyn and Sasanua.i
were home visiton Christmas. r
Mrs John G.-Rickards is caafined
at home with a case of flu.
FOR SALE—4-room bouse, 2 baths.
located corner DeKalb and Mill
I strOeta. 8ixe of loL 79 feet by 211
I fee^baa ono double and two single
Hrag^ also storaga room. Good
location for boarding bouse or bosi
ne«a site. For particulars and price
apply C.* H. Fonts, BranchriUe. 8.
C. 28tf
WANTED—Pulpwood. hardwood. tJna-
*ber. Wa also buy land. Help your
goTammsDt by selling your wood
sow. Want to boy ssvsral good
8se-D. J.-Crsed. or
O. Box 114. Csm-
S4tf
FOR RENT—2 room’apartment a
plet^fcmiWied. Private l»tk,g
ate entranoe. garage, oil heat (S
in. Ideal for couide or boiia
gtrln. Jkpptjr Boat XX, efe Ctengt
used trucks,
call 22L P.
den. 8. C.
WAN.TEO—Married lady desires cleri-
csi work part or full time Extra
good typist Ten years experience
in office. Can furnish beet of
references. Call T. R. Berry at 92
or 494-M. 44-4Sp
FOR RENT—Four room furnM
apartment on Fair SL. with coa
nation Uving room, dining ro
and screened porch, all eleetrl
conveniencea. Clrcnlatlng oil ht
er. Available at present time. ]
fer permanent residents. No p
App^ to Mrs. M. Baruch on
ton SL or Phone 419.
ATTENTION MEN!
Have yon three boors spare time
daily—9:00 A. M. to 12:00 noon, or
1:00 to 4:00 P. M.? Could you use an
extra S5.00 per day for the three hours
Full time work also available.
FOR RENT—4^mlabed bedroom
rent .Can ftimiah meals. 201
Kalb St 4!
FOR SALE—The Mobley place. 864 ,
acres or part, 6 miles from Camden, j woVk’ _ «««
on ^ved hlghw housea. hardwood ; ^ge ao handicap'; "write to jT'r. W^T-
timber, jmlpw^ gravet good cot- ji^ing g-i, Richmond, Va. 41-44
ton land, ipringi. branchea. good,
Mias
tor - cattle.
Camden. 8. C.
Annie Mobley.;
IF ITS PAINT or painters you at
Camden Ha^ware A Sa|
Co. We sell and recommend Da
paints, the famous two coat syrt
Phone 7. Camden. 8. C.
4IM2p
Lost — Found
FINE PIGS FOR SALE—The fast LOST—War raUon book No 2, Gn^ler
growing kind. Just a few more left
Weigh from 25 to 125 pounds. Priced
to selL Please order today at The
Camden Furniture Company, Inc.
return to Mildred L Keltk. Logoff,
9. C.. or Western Auto Associate
Store 42p
1026 Broad St.
S. C.
Phone 156, Camden,
* 40-42C
BLOOMING CAMELLIAS—VisH iny
Camellia boose and enjoy the
blooms. Planu for sale. Mrs. Rob
ert Rembert, Rembert. 8. C. 42-44p
Bay Wat Bonds and Stamps
LOST—Key chain with keys and
drivers license, issued to John
Hutchins. Finder plense leave at
Chronide office and receive re
ward^ * 41p
CHICK FEED—Out a bag Of that B
Spartsa AB-MssB Stnitar tor y
chicks and gdvu them the rii^t tt
Only the one feed Is sU you ami
carry them through the first
weeks Buy Spsrtsa today i
chase your chirk wurrlas swaj
Whitaker A Company. Camdea
C 44abl
LOST—No. A gas book, license No.
22-292. also tire checking papers,
two osrner'a cards. Enxloe Mc
Dowell, CasaatL S. (X, route 1, box
CGGB FOR HATCHING — Froii
lected Triple A blood-tssted Mi
$1.00 per setUng of IS. WbHu la
Hew Bampsbiru Reds—^The Cbm
Floral Coapany. POULTRY I
PARTMENT, locatai West
StraeL Phons 6SS.
Ancieat Crap
One of the crops in Middle Ameri-
ra is manioc, or tapioca, made from
the starchy root Yuea. Ccnmiies
ago, the Mayas learned how to
grate the root and squeeze the pulp
in a basketry press and thus remove
the toxic juke; how to press the
pulp into cakes and heat them until
all the remaining volatile poison
eras driven out The end product
was, and stiB is, cassava bread. Cx>
cellent beer and several stroofer
bquors can be made of cassava,-
Busk rsc
Group studies ladicstc that a book
purchased by one indivklusl is used
at least five times.
Tax Notice
Effective Januarv 1st, 1945,
a penaltj’ of 1 per. cent will be
imposed upon all unpaid taxes
of that date.
C J. OUTLAW,
Treasurer of Kershaw County
Chemieal Sense
SmeD is a purely chemical sense,
the experience which we know as
an odor being, produced by gases or
vapor in the atmosphere whkh are
brought into contact with sensitive
nerve endings in our nose when we
breathe. The odor produced, bow*
ever, is not associate directly with
the chemkal structure of the vapor.
Tota^lF uDiTlated chemicals often
have similar odors, it is said, arhile j
chemicals of similar structure fre* .
quently differ greatly in odor.
. ■ Cabbage Jaica
Mashed cabbage was prescr:bed
by the Roman Cato in 100 B C for
bniiaet. The germicidal propertiet
of cabbage juice is a ’’recent dis
covery."
nNAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Jan. 29. 1945.
Adlena Geuys will make to the Pro-
bete Court of Kerahaw County bar
final retorn aa Ehiecntrtx of the eetnta
of James Gettys. deceased, aad on the 1
same date she wOl apply to the said-
Court for a ftnal disc^MTe as said
N. C. AraetL
Judge of ProbetSL
Executrix.
NOTICE
Don’t min your tires. Bring
them to us and let ns repair
and recap them.
rr WILL BE A LONG TIME
BEFORE YOU CAN GET
NEW ONES.
We Guarantee Our Work
Clarioon Tire Service
Camden. S. C...^Dec. 29, 1944. 4244p
Hey There,
NEW
A BABY ROCKING CHAIR for the
first baby ofihe year.'nie pfurents of
V
the baby can see Gas Beleos of the
Home Famishing Co. and reedve the
gift
To the Mothers and Dads of 1945, we suggest you make your
home attractive with selections from our fine stock of furnish
ings.
Our congratulations to all parents of new arrivals in 1945.
Home Funiishii^ Company
KESOLVE tnahe. POP KOLA ’t^eoLs
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