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THl eAMDCN CHPONICLEr CAMDlll, •OUTM CAPOLIWA, MIOAV. rEBRUARV
Ration Point Facts
The red gtainpe for meate-fats, each
worth 10 points for a total of 60 points
«r« YS, Z6, A2, B2, C2-and D2.
The new blue stamps for processed
foods, each worth 10 points for a total
of 50 points are H2, J2, K2, L2 and M2.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, after which we sang
Ood of Our Fathers, and Miss Pewell
read the devotional Each member an
swered roll cal) with a new year reso
lution for the benefit of the club.
MALVERN HILL H. O. C. MEETS
The Malvern Hill H. D. C. held It-s
Jan. meeting at the home of Mrs. H.
C, Godwin on Jan. 24, with eight mem
bers present and one new member.
After the business ot the cHib, Miss
Fewell gave a talk on the “Outlook
in the Home.” We also had a i»nel
discussion on that subject. All mem
bers were urged to attend the County
Couiicll meetings.
After the club adjourned, the bos-
tess served a delicious salad, hot cof
fee and cake.
/v\y dad's calling
me up tonight
'I haven't seen him for some time.
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"If you Qre not in the service, would
you mind ^oing easy on Long Distance
between 7 and 10 tonight so his coll
con get through quicker?
'Pop and I will be mighty grotefu^.'
Southern BEitiTEtEPHONE and Teiegraph Company
INCORPORATED
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Ads BSt In 10 point typs doubts shargs.
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For Solo
FOR SALE—One ‘41 Dodge Motor.
175.00. J. Mike Smith, 906 Broad
street. ffP-
FOR SALE—90 lb. heavy rooflnf, In
small or large quantities. Camden
Lumber Co. Phone 240.
46-49C
A
Reclesned KOBE ^LESPEDEZA —
17 l-2c per pound. M. L. DuVal,
Boykin. 8. C. Phone 2111. 47-48p
FOR SALE—For the month of Feb
ruary we offer Korean Lespedeza
Seed at 11c per lb. They will be
higher latw. J. L. Guy. 46c
FOR SALE—Pedigreed apd mixed
pigeons. Best price offered. See
Frank. A. Tidwell, Camden, route
two. 47p
FOR SALE—193C'‘Plymouth Sedan in
running condition. Tires weak. Mrs.
Robert Rembert, Rembert, S. C.
47-49C
FOR SALE—Apartment house in
Camden. Excellent proposition. Ap
ply Box *‘A" cfo Chronicle, Camden,
S. C. 47-49C
FOR SALE: Grocery store doing good
business. Low rent.. Fine opportun
ity for live man. Good' reason for
selling. Box 182. 47p
FOR SALE—Rembert’s Camellias,
climatized and none better, 36 va
cylinder beads. Stogner Motor Co.
Phone 670—128 East DeKalb St
46tf
FOR SALE-r^Wbole or part of 8(W
acres, No. 34 highway, paved, good
cotton land, hardwood timber, pine,
pulpwood, gravel, streams, rural
electrification, good houses, six
miles from Camden, S. C. Miss
Annie Mobley, 1600 Queens Road,
Charlotte, N. C. 46-48p
For Rent
FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms
with private bath. Mrs. C. P. Mc
Coy, 1009 Lyttleton St. ^ 47p
FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, ap
ply 707 Mill street, or call 678-W.
47p
FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom with
kitchen privileges. 1334 Highland
avenue. Camden. 47p.
Lost — Found
LOST—Ration books No. 3 and 4. re
turn to Luke Newman. Hermitage.
Mill. 47p
LOST—Tan • pocketbook with zipper
side, containing |13.03, .driver’s li
cense, draft card, and 3 addresses
in front of Camden theater on Jan.
19. If found return to Johnny
Samal, 1415 Campbell St. 47p
LQST—No. 3 rgtlon books, belonging
to Estelle Lee, Herbert Lee and
books Noe. 3 and 4 belonging to
Mae Alice, Camden, routes, box
21. 47p
rlFttea In bluuui now. Come^aee thelLGST^^A" gas rartoir-beok; laeued to
blooms. Plants for sale. Mr^. Rob- Dan Levy, Camden, route 1, box
ert Rembert, Rembert, S. C. 47-49c
FOR SALE — Sixty acre farm five
miles from Camden limits and near
paved road. Close enough to Cam
den to live there and work in town.
Contains five room bouse, a three
room tenant house, small storage
house, and large barn. Will offer
close price and terms. Adiress
"Town Farm”, care of Chronicle.
FOR SALE—1936 Ford body, wheels,
cylinder heads, transmission, dif
ferential—everything but motor;
also 1936 Chevrolet body, springs,
etc.; also 1934 and 1937 Chevrolet
★ FOR TARIE
★ FORTOASI
★FOR SANDWICHES
AlWAYS FAESH AT YOUA GROCERS
C9aiiSSei^S
Bread
90.
47p
MucellaneoMS
ATTENTION FARMERS—We are
now paying cash equities for 1943
loan cotton. Both long and short
staple. J. T. Hay Cotton Co., Cam
den, S. C. 47tf
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WE HAVE a supply of soy bean meal
which is excellent for dairy and hog
feeds. This will be our last ship-
menL so get your share* while It
lasts. The Southern Cotton Oil
Co. 46c
SEE YOUR fertilizer dealer today and
have him supply you with the fam
ous SCOCO Fertilizers. We have a
large stock in our Wtirehouses ready
for delivery. The Southern Cotton
Oil Co. J6c
CHICK FEED—Get a bag oC tSiat good
8U
Spartan AU-Mash Starter tor yoar
chicks and give them the rli^t start
Only the one feed is all yoa need to
carry them through the first tea
weeks Buy Spartan today and
chase your chick worries away.—
Whitaker k Company; Camden, S
Ci 44sbtr
OUR SCOCO Ferinizers are known to
most of the well known farmers of
Kershaw County. If you have not
tried that brand, do so now. Your
dealer can supply you and you will
be pleased with the results. The
Southern Cotton Oil Co. 46c
YOU WILL FIND In the warehouses
of the Southern Cotton Oil company
all grades of mixed fertilizers. Ni
trate of Soda, Potashes, Acid,. Lime,
Sulphate of Ammonia, Land Plaster
and Cal-Nltro. 46c
LOST—A and B gas coupons. Return
to James Thomas, Camden, route 9,
box 46A. 47p
LOST—Ration book 4, Issued to Pearl
Barnes. 810 Campbell St., Cam
den. 47p
LOST—B gas book. Return to Cap
tain Evans, Jr., route 3, box 84, Cam
den. 47p
LOST—French gold link Iwacelet. Re
ward of $20. Return to Elolse Cook,
route 2, box 157A, Camden. 47p
LOST—Ration books No. 3 and 4, Is
sued to Leo O. Newman, Willamae,
Bobby, George and Barbara Ann
Newman. 709 Lafayette Ave., Cam
den. 47p
LOST—“A” gas bqpk. Return to Jo
seph E. SheffieldL406 Greene street.
47p.
Wanted
WANTED—Several share croppers
with or without stock. U. N. Myers,
Camden, S. C. 42c
WANTED-^All people ^suffering from
kidney trouble or backache to try
Klddo, $1.00. Money back guaran
tee. At DeEIalb Pharmacy. S5-6Sp
WANTED—To buy used fnmlture,
odd pieces and general fumltnre.
Camden Furniture Co. Phone 166
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POINT
POODwfEEO
R06RAM.
1945,
FOOD FIGHTSFREEDOM
6Iem4^ €o6te^ Sktendtai3
Order Your Fertilizer Now
Clemson College Recommends
the
SOUTH CAROLINA lO-POINT FOOD AND FEED PRO
GRAM FOR 1945
We are going to do our best to fill all orders for
fertilizer this year. However, labor and transporta
tion are both critically short. We can do a much bet
ter job in supplying your fertilizer when you need it
if we get your order now.
We handle SCtXJO Brand Fertilizers made of high
grade-materials. Standard formulas to suit your
needs. Also Nitrate of Soda, Sulphate of Ammonia,
Acid, LimeyCal-Nitro^Land Pdaster, Cottonseed Meal
and Potashes.
Plaije your orders now for heavy applications.
The Southern Cotton Oil Company
Camden, S. C.
Phone 54
WANTED—Pulpwood, hnrdwood. Um
ber. W« also buy land. Help yaw
govamment by aalUng your wood
now. Want to buy aeveral goad
used trucka. See D. J. Creed, or
call 82L P. O. Box S14. Cam
den, 8. C, 26tf
WANTED TO BUV—Good used furni
ture. L. T, Branham Furniture
Store, 919 Broad St., Camden. 36tf
WANTED—Good ae<‘.ond hand horse-
drawn taower. Must be near Cam
den. Price reasonable. Frank A.
Tidwell. Camden, route 2. 47p
WANTED—Two meat cutters. Prefer
one man with some experience in
meat curing. Apply Camden Frozen
. Foods, Inc. 47o
re-roof
KooHiig Is
Available
... Mthin
Your Means!
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avaflabla, at
prloat, tmr th(
rooli Bead reipairinc ar
lira raraofinc.
LET Ut ESTIMATE
YOUR ROORINQ dOEl
D«i},T watt TH tlM lost minuto U
repalK Work oan bo flnaneod oo
Inotalmont plan.
SEE —
M. E. FORTE
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**Yoiir Hamatown Man Haa V«
WalfMa. At HaartF
EQOa FOR HATCHINQ — ■»
lected Triple A blobd-teoled atock.
fl.OO per setting of 16. White Rocks.
New Hampshire Reds—The Camden
Floral Company, POULTRY DE
PARTMENT, located West Laurens
StreeL' Phone 583. tf
IF YOU ARE going to plant i)eanuts,
see us for your Land Plaster require-
ments, as we must place our ordem
soon to assure delivery in the late
Spring when yoo will need this
material. The Southern Cotton Oil
Co. • 46c
WHILE OUR supply lasts we can
furnish you with Sulphate of Am
monia for your com mixtures. The
- Southern Cotton Oil Co. 46c
NOTICE is hereby given that any
person hunting, fishing or other
wise trespassing on the old Turner
place, three miles from DeKalb and
my lands on White Oak Creek or
making fires, or permitting fires set
by them to run or burn thereon, or
removing therefrom any trees, light-
woedpwoodr straw or shrubbery, vr4U4^
be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law. B. B. Turner. 45^7p
Prafessieiial And
... Business Car^
DIXON’S SHOE Sh7
HAVE YOUR SHOES REPAIRED
expert repairmen
Shop located 5 doors btlow •
C. Dixon's Bargain House, u
der tha management of Mr. J i
Rowell. ^ * * ’
WE GUARANTEE SATlSljACnf
941 Broad St Camdei^ |
WILUAM W. BATES
Special Agemt
New York Life Inauranoe Ce,
Office Medical Bldg. Phone
Corner Lyttleton and. DeKalb R
IF YOU HAVE never tried Cal-N]
do so, for this material has )
giving excellent results in all p
of South Carolina. The Soon
Cotton Oil Co.
Joh n Raley of
Bethune Dies
John Thomas Raley, 66, died i
Saturday morning in his home i
Bethune. He had spent his ei
life in Kershaw county, where he
very active in church work. R
survived by his widow, Mrs. ]
Copeland Raley. The funeral wae
Sunday at 11 o’clock at Mt Plea
Baptist church near Bethune.
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Cbid rnpeudUMf
WOOD FOR SALl
IV^-ton Truck Load
GREEN OAK W06D, i
length. Contauu about !
cords at $1^. ''Smaller lo(
about V^>cord, $6.00.
Detirered at Your Rmidu
PHONE 70
J. C. GILUS
and' place onig
ITISIHE
MGOli
It is the extra yield and quality diat count
when you add up the income £rom your
farm at the end of the year. In numy cases,
a small investment for an additional appli
cation of potash makes that extra ylbld
and quality. Increased supplies of potash
now make possible the use of phosphate-
potash mixtures for to^-dressing legumes
and pastures and nitrogen-potash mixtures
for side-dressing cotton, com, and other
crops. Consult your ofiEicial agricultural
advisers on what mixtures to apply to
crops on yoiiJ particular soils. Apply dfosc
plant foods in the amounts recommended.
Write utforfimker in/erwuttim mmdfrte Utermtmre'
M tke practiemi feriiUzmtkm •fertpe
AMERICAN POTASH INSTlTUim
1155 Sizt«caibSc,N. W. .Vaabiasto* <, D. C
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