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A4a Mt IB It aplaS trp* 4oeM« ekarge. eSMh neet aoeeneeax «rd«r ten wlWro vmrnttmtT haw t>d—r <r>eaei»* For StJe FOR SALE—1000 lbs. Oient StrlatU CrotaUrUL, 15c per pound at my bani.-^ Sam C. Trueedsle, Weetrllle, 8. C. 6-7P FOR SALE—6 room house. Two miles east of Camden. WnC. Moore, route 2, box 119, Camden.'B. C. 6p FOR SALE—12 shoats up to 175 lbs. Ingolre of Herman A. Monarch, at Monarch Photographic studio. 6c FOR SALE—Fresh milk cows and Cedar posts. J. B. McGulrt, four miles on Liberty Hill highway. 6-8p FOR SALE—19S8 ”85” Ford, radio and heater. Harvin Smith, Central Serrice Statton, Camden, S. C. 6p FOR SALE—Tuesday. May laL 200 nice fat Barred Rock fryers. |1.50 each or will sell whole lot for 1250. Leave orders at the Camden Furni ture company, 1036 BrcAid street, Camden, S, C. -Phone 156.- - - FOR SALE—75. bushels good sound slip shuck corn. |1.30 per bushel at barn. 80 pounds to bushel. P. D. Stokes, Cassatt. S.'C. 6p FOR SALE—One of the few fine old houaea atill available for purckaae in Caunden. Two atoriea, central heat, four hatha, orifinal floora and woodwork. Excellent condition, ready for occu> pancy. Large lot, well plant* ed, in moat deairable reai- able reaidential aection. $12,* 500.00, with terma, if de* aired. Phone 428 or 260-W. FOR SALE—Child’s crib. In good condition. Price reasonable. Phone 503-J. 6p For Rent FOR RENT—Three furnished apart ments. Reduced rates for the sum mer months. Brerything furnished except linens. All electrical con veniences. Hot water day and night Schlosburg Apartments. Telephone 500. 5-7C FOR RENT—3-room furnished apart ment for rent, private entrance, private bath, electric stove and re- Try this Easy Way fo... QEAN DENTAL PLATES At Im(, • MiMitilc way to (!••» Atntol yUtw Mil brMtw n B A L LT cImm. Jutt ymt ytmr alrntt to s BtoM W water. All a littla avick actiai gltaalta. With aiacte-llka asavl. Haralata- tiaa. ataiaa a»l lawtora alar vMiak —tka artolMl dasa brisktoMa ratoraat lt*a taajr, aaaeaa- IcaL Aak yasr Irasslat far Uaaaito tolay. K IE EMIT E the Brushless Way Get KLEENIl^E today at DeKalb Pharmacy and all good drugglata. frigerator. Mrs. M. H. Dual, 1601 N. Broad St 5-6p ‘OR RENT—2-room furnished or un- fnmlshed cabin. Bathroom in Cabin Camden Cabins, S miles north of Camden on Highway No. 1. 5-6p FOR RENT—At 1410 Lyttieton street nice five room hogse, nnfnmished, with garage and large garden. |35 per month, in advance. Reference required. Arthur Smith, 1216 Lyttle. ton street Phone S51-J, Camden, 8. C. 6-8c FOR RENT—Five-room unfurnished house. Venetian blinds and garage. Blast Hampton St Call 377. I FOR RENT—3-room furnished apart ment. Located at 1503 Highland AV'e. Call at boose or Roxy Cafe. 6p Logt^FmmA LOST—White male pointer puppy, 14 months ‘old. Reward. J. T. Net tles. 5-€c LOST—Ration book No. 4, Issued to Robert Cook, route 1, bc« 97, Cam- deo, 8. C.,, . 6p LOST—Ratoin books No. .4, Issued to Minnie Kelly and Jimmie Kelly, 606 Market street, Camden, S. C. 6p LOST—Ration book No. 4, issued to Andrew Johnson, Jr., 715 Broad St.. Camden, 8. C. 6p lost—BMve No. 4 books. Issued to John Martin, Viola Martin, Pearl Irene Martin. Richard B. Martin, Barbara Ann Martin, route 1, box 101, Ridgeway. S. C. 6p LOST—Wallet._contalnlnf driver’s li cense and gas coupons with num ber 7507-J on coupons, W. L. Hun- nicutt, route 2, CamdOn, 3. C. 6-7p LOST—Four No. 4, ration books. Is sued to Queen B. Vincent, Liewis C. Vincent, Willie S. Myers, and Lon Beth Sboemake, Hermitage Mill, Camden, S. C. 6p LOST—Gasoline coupons “A” issued to H. R. Hall. Betbune, S. C. 6p lost—Ration book No. 4, issued to LIxzle E. Brown, Lugoff, S. C., route two. tP lost—Three No. 3 ration books. Is sued to Henry James Pay, David Pay, Roscoe Pay, Ridgeway, S. C., route 1, box 98. 6p LOST—Ration book No. 4, Isaued to Annie Mae White, route 1, box 23, Blaney, S. C. 6p LOST—Ration books 3 and 4, Issued to CeaJia Blvans, route 3, Imx 112. Camden, S. C. . 6p lost-Five No. 4, ration books isan- ed to Maggie Watkins, Sam Wat kins. Ella Mae Watkins. Jeasle Wat kins, Lucille Watkins and Ines Wat- klnA, route 1. box 200, laigoff, S. C. «P lost—Ration book Na 4, Issued to Willie, Hannah, Mildred, Bernice, Willie, Jr., Marrle and Billy Mills, 614 Gates street Camden. 8. C. 6p — - g- f lost—Ration book No. 4, issued to Charlotte Nelson, 1618 Campbell, St. Camden. S. C. 6p LOST—Ration books 3 and 4, issued to Inet Anthony and Ehinlce An thony, 1712 Campbell SL, Camden, 8, C. 6p ALL DOGS Must Be Vaccinated Every person in the City who owiw a dog, or dogs, must hove them vacci* nat^ if they have not been vaccinat ed this year; or suffer the conse quences. The work will be done by Dr. T. B. Bruce, II, Veterinarian, next door to Qty Filling Station, on Lyttieton St, MONDAY, APRIL 30th and TUESDAY, MAY 1st The hours will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. No dogs will be permitted to re main in the City unless they have been vaccinated. Be sure to bring your dog the first day if possible, llie fee will be $1.00 for each dog. THIS NOTICE HNAL REMEMBER THE DATE ★ ★ ★ DON MORRISON, City Health Inspector CAMDEN, S. C ^ LOST—Five No. 4 ration books, Is sued to Margaret Woods, Jobnle Woods, Willie Mae Woods. Oeniva Woods and Bookert Woods, route 1, Lugoff, S. C. 6p LOST—Ration book No. 8, issued to Maggie E. Cullen, 612 Hampton St., Camden. 8. C. 6p lost—Ratkwi books No. 3. Issued to Annie Roberts and Audrle Roberts, route 2, box 22. Camden, S. C. 6p lost—Ration book No. 4, Issued to Annabell Harrison. 1905 1-2 Gordon St.. Camden, S. C. 6p LOST—Ration books 8 and 4, and “A” gas book, issued to Berkley Davis, route 1, box 157, Camden, 8. C, 6? LOST—Ration books No. 4, issued to Sally Lee Cornish and Dorothy Pa tricia Cornish, 910 Church street, Camden, S. C. 6p LOST—Ration book No. 4. issued to Mamie L. Crolley, route 1, Camden. S. C. 6p LOST—Tan billfold, containing. $7 In currency, social security and other papers belonging to Henry Eklward Ray: also “A” gas ration coupons, issued to Leslie Ray, Lugoff, S. C., route 1. box 74. 6p LOST—Pair of eye glasses with greyish brown rims. In black leather case, between First National bank and Post Office, last Saturday. Re ward offered. IHnder please return to John L. Team. 1409 Broad St. or Phone 308-J or 664. 6p LOST—Ration books No. 4, Issued to Vincent Ford, Andrew pWd. John nie Ford, Sammle Ford, Josephine Ford, Vincent Ford, Jr., 614 Broad street. Camden, S. C. ' 6p LOST—Ration books No. 3, issued to James EMward Clark. Ida Bell Clark, Calvin Clark', Jr., also No. 4 books, issued to Calvin Clark, Calvin Clark, Jr.. Rosa Clark, Mary Alice Clark and Ida Bell Clark, Camden, S. C., route 2. box 109. 6p LC^ST—Ration book No. 3, issued to Barbara Anne Case, 711 Wateree Miss, Camden, S. C. 6p LOST—Ration book No. 4, issued to Selina Carlos, route 3, box 33. Camden, S. C. -9^ LOST—Male Greyhound dog, wearing a collar beaf^g Montpelier Station, Va. A $10 reward will be paid if returned to Charles Garnett, al Holly Hedge, Camden, S. C Op LOST—Ration books 3 and 4, Issued to W, R. Taylor, Ella W. Taylor, Wilma R. Taylor and Ann Taylor, box 186. Kershaw, S. C. 6p LOST—Ration book No. 4. Issued to Ehiglisb Belton, Queen Belton,.^ Louise Cook and Betty Cook, route 3, box 73, Camden, S. C. 6p LOST—Ration book No. 4, issued to Eddie James, route 4, box 109, Cam den, S. C. 6p LOST—Ration books No. 4, Issued to Margaret Pickett and Elmer Pickett 652 Rutledge street, Camden. 6p LOST—Chain of keys “with' diver’s license of R. D. Belton, on hos pital grounds or In front of J. Manly Smith’s grocery. Return to Chroni cle' office and receive reward. 6p LOST—Ration book No. 4, Issued to Johnnie Perkins, route 1, Cassatt, 8. C. 6p LOST—Ration books 3 and 4, Issued to Elizabeth Johnson, 716 Broad St., Camdm, S. C. 6p LOST—Two No. ration books, Issued to Diana Brunson and Curtis Brun son, box 99, Camden, S. C. fp LOST—No. 3 ration book issued to Isaac Hampton and five No. 4 books Issued to Carrie Hampton, Isaac Hampton, Wllleen Hampton, Caro lyn Hampton and Augustus Hamp ton. 1802 Gordon atreeL Camden. S. C. 6p LOST—Hub cap for Ford car. Re ward for return to Chronicle. 6 LOST—Ration books 3 and 4,-{s8ued to LuVene Raley. No. 4 book Issued to Betty Lou Raley, 1607 Highland Ave., Camden, 8. C. 6p WANTED TO RUY-rl battery radio set Must be in good condition. See Conveyance Records Real estate conveyances reooriled with the Kershaw County Register of Deeds the pa«t week Include: Jessie L. Williams to Mrs. M. Brown. 16 acres; W. C. McNatch to Llllle Dora Monarch, n6 acres; Sarah B. Ham to B. D. Ttnsley, 43 acres; Mrs. Ethel Elliott to J. P. Lewis, 46 acres; J. H. McLeod, Jr., and Gladys L. McLeod to Betty SheheML house and loU Roy Broughton to Jsrass E. Brtfughton, ft acres, and T. M. Hall and Mary R. Hall to Liston Lyles, 1 acre and a building. Also T. M. Hall and Mary R. Hall to Liston Lyles, bouse and tot;- Abe Shebeen to Tom Rabon, 140 acres; Archie B. Blackmon to Willis E. Vin cent, 140 acres; Annie Rutledge to Wlllls B. VincenL 107 acres; Horace Blnney et al and Samuel Rush estate to Priscilla Buckley, trustee, 4.33 acres, and J. A. Hilton and Lillie Hil ton to Matthew White and deacons of -the Beaver Creek Baptist church, one acre. J. T. Rowell at Dixon’s Shoe Shop. 6p LOST—Ration books 3 and 4, issned to Sidney Jackson, route 1, box 60, Cassatt. Also book 4, issued to Ethel Jackson, route 1, Imx 60, Cas satt. 6p LOST—Ration books No. 4, issu^ to Odessa Wesley and Charlie Mack: Wesley. 915 W. DeKalb St. Cam den, S. C. 6p LOST—Two 4*8 and one»3 ration books, issued to Jesse, Mack, Roddy Mack, Jesse James Mack, 916 W. DeKalb St.. Camden. S. C. 6p LOST—Ration books No. 4, Issued to Mary FYances F^rell, Alfred D. Farrell and Madeline McCormick, 716 Lyttieton St., Camden, 8. C. 6p WsBtad ATTENTION MEN—Have you three hours spare time daily, 9 a. m. to 12 noon, or 1 to 4 p. m.? Could you use an extra $5 per. day for the three hours work? Full time work also available. Age no handicap. Write to J. R. Watkins, Dept 8-3, Rlchmpnd. Va. 6-8p WANTED—Young man with sales ability desires 'permanent position in Camden. What have you to of fer? Available May 1, 1945. Address letter cfo Chronicle, Camden, S. C. , 6p WANTED TO BUY OR RENT—An adding machine, hand or electric. See Camden Hardware and Supply Co., Camden. 6c WANTEI>—AU peopla snfferiag from kidney trouMa or backache to’ try Kiddo, 11.66. Money back gmaran- teo. At DeKalb Pharmacy. »S-55f WAWTDE Te Miy nasd fnmitxre, odd plecao and general fumlturak Camden Fumltars Oo. Phone 156 Iftts WANTED—Pnlpwood. hardwood, tim ber. We also bjiy land. Help yeur government by tellini your wood now. 'Want to buy ssveral gobd used tracks. See D, J. Creed, or caU UL P. O. Box 114, Cam den. 8. C. COTTON FARMERS—We have In stock for Immediate delivery one and two row Dixie CotUm Choppers. One and two horse wagons. Fox Hardware, company. Hartpvllle, 8. C. 6o Professional Bisiness t( PURSER’S PLACE—Drive In and see bis well reconditioned sewing ma chines of many makes. Prices right I am still buying the machines you don’t need. Drop me a card or bring them In, R. A. Purser, Camden, 8. C-Mp BABV CHICKS—Elach Tuesday and Friday. The demand for chicks ex ceeds our output Help out the meat shortage by havtng all good hatching eggs hatched. Cross breeds make excellent fryers and good layers. Bring eggs for hatching each Monday and Thnrsday, even trays If possible, 186 or 166. Will hatch turkey and dock eggs for 5c each, hen and guinea eggs for Sc. Omves Hatchery. PsgeUnd, 8. C. Phone 2246. tbruapr. CHICK PESO—Get a bag of good Spartan AU-Mash Starter tsr yonr ehMdn and gtye tiiemihe rliM start tha ane feed is all you need te cany them, through the Int tw weeks Buy Spartan today aad ch^ your chick werrlae away.— WhHaker 4 Company. Camdea, 8. 44abtf EGGS FOR HATCHING — Mwwm se- Trlplo A bOod-teatad atoek. 11.06 ^ seettag er 15. While Re^ New Hsmixhtra Rede—Tke Ckmdea PGwtTirr dr Street, Phone Rt. *« iMxoirs shoTSS HAVE YOUR SHOES RiZ eXPERT REPA1I2 Shop leeetsd s dosm^ C. DWs targrin WE GUARANTEE SATtU* Ml Broad St WILLIAM wTeJS Spec ml Afmi New York Lift InsariiM Rssidsnes Phoiw jn, Office Msdieai Bldg. ^ Corner Lyttieton and Stein’s Paint % East DsKalb Otim House Painting CoatfRi Inside and Outali Owned and Opsratad h archie j. STEig INSULATION 18 »RACli YOUR MOST PI year AROUND’ INVESTMENT Keeping your kosm ( fortably cool in tW saving fu^ in tke wiMbI INSULATE with RoAf Batta 3%** thinck. Ml Batta so that you g^g form thackneaa aej g mum insulation. ARCHITECTS SPEC! BATTS. SEE ME TODAY, r ESTIMATES FMl M-ELFORR Phono 582J WANTED Conatruction of ... •DAMS •FISH FOND8 •GRADING LOn •Amy Undaf M dosier week. Enginsarieg adviaa M ed free. J. FINGER or PI By the euHt a simpls flii finger brines POrS CAI But In the evening ... WHEN Y<Xn£ INVITED OUT Phone IW-I and he will take you wbesN foing—bring you hook vmated . . . and you about that ampty gaa tMk b^ POP’S CAI Caatar Rags Caster cups under lep bade, and aofaa keep fallen from cutting floor ■a Notice To World War II VeteraiK We ore intereeted in employing World War U Vet erans who have been discharged from the army. We pref er men who are mechanics or meehaniemlly inclin ed and interested in learning the trade. Could also use man interested in parte department. MOTOR CO;