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\ Barbering Opens Monday 3- W. Ow«i» and g|.i^ain Form A parteenhip' 1J. w. Owens and Oscar L *1! exp^oD®®^ in th® ion* ^re fanned a partnership k* Tbarber shop in the qnart- occupied by the Centi^ hop. Broad street, near De- rho is now servin* as acting Ibv Virtue of hU office ao woner, has been Migaged In ' - trade f®*" becoming affiliated with the no was with the Sanitary wens has been wltJi the Byrd some time, while Branham with the Sanitary shop f.>r f of years. >w shop has. not been named at will open Ifor Jbnslncss next The Interior isi being reno. Is week. e Choir Honors Jane Trantham 9 reg\ilar rehearsal of the Splscopal church choir last (Wednesday. Mias Jane Tran- jprano soloist with the group, iared a farewell party, ring the regular rehearsal the was given over to a social The choir will present Miss m with a gift before she for Washington later In the • Trantham. who <8 a daughter and Mrs. W. D. Trantham. y Place. Mill street, is a Cam- :h school graduate. She has nployed by the local rattoh or some time paai eaves Camden to accept a re- e position In the government in Washington. War WAOE tKVKM Fondamentak of Successful Investing Rogar W. Batsaon Adriaea the Would-Be Inweatora Nursery New Idea At Grace Church Yoimc Women of Grace Church Undertake Program. :e to debtcms and CRlDlTOiis artles indebted to the estate Shannon ileath are hereby no- > make payment to the under* and all parties, if any. haring against the said estate will them likewise, duly attested, the time prescribed by law. William Shannon Heath, Sxecutor. en, S. C., March 80, 1946. atch Your Kidneys/ Ip Them Q' •r Harmful Bedp Washa faw kidnevi v* cmaUetir Ittarlat -FTwihiMiiirtrw luaMtiinM Ug i» tlMir work—4e I act w Nature iatwila4—full to vt iopuritlM tkot, if rotalaoS, maa m the sTBUm oad npoot tko whoio r oifhiaery. Optoma MV ko I lent haadoeko, attoiwa of ^ up nights, BwslUogt tka eyas—• toalisg oi Mrrom 7 and Isaa sf psp aod sti«ag;U. «r ligaa of kid^ or bUddsr mo-' ar are tomatioMO burahic, oooatp or I fraoneat urioaMoo. fherc aboold bo bo do«bt tkot proMot htMt ia wiaar tkae oogloet. Uw aa « UlU. Daam’t hova koae wtasdag '(rieodt tar uoro thaa fortjr jw 9 hava a aatioa-wido rapataHoe iraeemroeoded ky gratafid jpoopio tka atry avar. dak poor arfgkkar/ •OANSPILLS Babson Park, Maas.—'-Mr. Babaon, I have sold my business, where <»an I Invest the proceeds T’ “My wife and I are getting along in years, in what can we invest our money so that we will be assured of a moderate Income for the rest of our lives?” ‘T have just inherited $6,000, how can I double this money quickly?” These questions are typical of the many asked me from week to week. Behind each lies the instinctive desire of all human beings for self-protection. Before entering upon an important venture—and certainly before bnylng any stock—it ia imperative that you know yourself. Self-control, patience and courage are essential to success. Have you the self-control to follow a strict investment policy? Do rumors and minor fluctuations fall to sway you? Have you the patience to hold your funds liquid until a real bargain comes your way? Do you resist Jump ing into a bull market in the hope of scalping a few points profit on the advances? Have you Ihe epurage to buy when the news is pessimistic and everyone about you is selling? Will you sell when stocks are on the up grade and everynody la talking about the new highs to be reached? If yon can answer “Yes” to each of jLhese questions and if you have some extra money to invest, you have the attributes for becoming snccess- fnl. Then you can determine your own particular needs and select diversified group of securities which will meet these requirements. After you have purchased your securities, do not be concerned over day to day fluctuations. Avoid Jumping from one stock to another in the tu^ of pick ing a few points profit here and there. Do not follow the crowd. Al ways bear In mind that In finance the herd instinct la fatal. Before bnylng any stock you should decide whst yon expect of It In the ease of the man who has sold his buitness, the chances are that he will lrant*to own stocks that will ap preciate In value. Therefore, he would do well to buy into a young Indus- try—possibly telerision, plasties or electronics. To the elderly -couple who want income, I suggest “Series O’* govemnient bonds and the securi ties of well-established companies with a good dividend record and a promising future. To the young per son who has Inherited the $6,000, I say, “The stock market is no royal road to easy money. A horse race would be Just as good a bet and might prove more esciting!” The Investor should carefully study the trend of the market and the «.>nt- look for the Industry Into which he plans to buy. This shows when to buy. He should next analyse the various companies ih that Industry. He will then select that company which is making the most progress. This company need not necessarily be the largest In ita field nor, perhaps, the oldest, but it must be well man aged and active. Pay particular at tention to the personnel. Remember that the iuture of ©very company will depend upon the charaefer of the in dividuals who control and manage It Approach the stock market in an Intelligent manner. Follow the lead of snccessful institutions and buy the securities they buy. You can de termine this by studying reports of insurance companies. Learn to swim before venturing into deep water and above all be wary of tips from well- meaning friends. Even in the rare instancea where such a tip makes good tempOTarily, it usually leads to loss in the end because it is based on ephemeral rather than fundament al factors. The successful Investor The members of the Young Wo men’s Service guild of Grace church lave arranged a most unique and in teresting project to become effective Sunday, April 82, at Grace Episcopal church. This project Is' in the form of a nursery school which will be in ses sion every Sunday morning during the hours of the main service in the church and will provide for tho care of little tots whose mothers wish to attend the church service. This is a program that has worked excellently In many churches where it has been put into operation and has resulted in greatly increased attend ance of parents at church services. Mothers will be able to leave their children in charge of competent young women who will have charge of tbjs nursery feature. The young women's group were responsible for the recent successful baby show at the Grac church- parish house. Cfdblegram Is Happy Messenger ■r-A cablegram from Tripolis, Greece, reaching Camden Monday, brought much Joy to the homes of Ted and Gob '‘Beleos and Harry Berlea in this city. The cablegram came from Spiros Seleoa who ia a brother of Gus Beleoa,-{womlnent fnmttore merchant Tere, and stated that Dimos Berlee. brother of Harry Berles, and Petrok )eleoe, brother of Ted Beleos were safe and well. According to Ted Beloos, proprietor of the Kandy Kitchen, where Harry Berles is employed, it has been five years since they heard from {heir broth«n. "w: County Library News Notes The currrat shortage of books seems not to have affected our County library. In fact it seems to be grow ing by leaps and bounds. Recently It became necessary to build new shelves to house all the new fiction and non fiction. The new shelves are located in the hallway where they are easily accessible to alL Recent and readable among the new non-fiction is Bennett Gerf’s Try and Stop Me. This book is true escape literature for the ration harried house wife, for the war weary veteran, it is several hours out of the world. Escape literature naturally has its place but it is necessary for us, as all Americans, to be better informed about events In the Americas. 'Virginia Prewett has written Im authoritative and accurate estimate of the future of the western hemisphere in The Americas and Tomorrw. Reading the book broadens the outlook of the average American and ancourages better understanding of our fellow Americans. Pentecostal Holiness Church khr Street REV. R. E. HOWARD, Sunday School - - - - 10:00 cl nt. Preaching - 11:00 a.m. P.H.Y.S.,Simday - - - 9:30p.m. K — Evangelistic Service, Sun., 7:45 p. m. Prayer Meeting, Wed., - 7:45 p. m. p lood Singing . . Good'Music Hear Hie Old Tune Gospel vp isresM A dining-room rug catches crumbs and grease. A quick brush-up after a meal may whisk off grease be* fore it can soak in. must know what to buy or sell, well as when to buy or sell. SchMl Bus and Station Wagon In Collision Tues. A school bus' carrying pupils' from the Malvern Hill area and a station wagon of the Bradley EUectrio com pany collided at the turn in the road in Ldurens court Tuesday morning. The fact that the vehiclee were mov ing slowly at the time prevented any one being injured. The collision occurred at a bend in the highway and the drivers claim ed that the high shrubbery along the outer side of the road prevented eltbw seeing around the bend. Supt. J. G. Richards’ stated later that the shrubbery would be cut down or ellralnsted entirely, thus removing sny further hasard to aUto traffic. Grass Closer Sheep are excellent weed desti\:p- ers and eat a greater variety of plants than do other livestock. Be cause of the construction of their Bps, they are able to graze cioaer than are othar animate. CokiPni a % *7’tt (dfcd pood core of'the Ihingo have’\ is a mighty good pledge fdr all of us. With new farm implements hard to ... with greater <kmands for food poduction placed upon your shoulders. It’s essmtial that you keep your old machines on the jofaL... in good condi* tion for the work ahead. To keep your John Deere equipment rolling along, give it a thorough check- over before you need it. Replace (^d Tom parts, which are likely to chuse untimely delays, with reliable genuine John Deere repair parts ... parts made to fit and wear like the original parts they replace D(m’t delay—check your equipment thoroughly.; Get your equipment in first-class condition for the season to come by buying genuine repair parts from us NOW. STEVENSON IMPLEMENT COMPANY CAMDEN, S. C ONLY CEHUIME JOHN DEERE REPAIR PARTS M/euz ^44e 73(e Officials of Army, Navy, War Production Board, War A^anpower Commission and U. S. Maritime Commission, place... NOTICE Don’t min your tird. Bring than to 08 and let ns rqwir andrea^tiian. - r IT WILL BE A LONG TIME BEFORE YOU CAN GEH NEW ONES. fe GHarantue Our IVork WksoQ Tire Service PULPWOOD-HAUUNG AND CUniNG ON NOTE Th« only programs se- loctod for induiion on th# National Produc tion Urgtncy List oro those which are of poro- mount importance be cause the programs have.fallen so far be- hind schedule that bal anced war production is threatened In such o manner os to Interfere with militgry opera tions. This Moons thot on Friday, March 9, Pnipwood was inkod by war loadors of tho Proibctloa Urgoncy Cemmitloo fop priority tadnitryt pulpwood fails odweyt been listed as an ESSENTIAL war material A few weeks . ago the ptilpwood sfaortap became so seri- ’ous that it was given a CRITICAL ratings ' and now it has been put <» the URGENCY* list This puts it rigbt*at ttuB top of the pri ority scale, along with our most vital weap ons of war-whidi for security reasons' cannot be Bsted The -URGENCY** priority-and the acute diortage which occasions it^iesult from the many new uses that have been found for pulpwood and the general spaad^^K ing up of war production. This action by the Pioductioo Committee emphasisef the responsibility;^ of every pulpvmod producer to cut every^ ^ possible cord as our armies deliver final crushing blows in Europe and continue to move, with overwhelml^ force into riit Pacific. fa WEST VIRGINIA PULP.& PAPER CO, CHAtLISTON, SOUTH CAROLINA LW.B0Y13N,Md f-c • 'If '■ I' J^J.E ■DoinrAT, HOOD AC ^ • • t • • A..'* .A, .aT- .,y ./