The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 01, 1945, Image 8
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PINAL MSCHARGE
Notice to hereky Klraa tbat' one
montli tKNn thla date, ea Jone 12,
1145. Sadie BoTkia will make to the
Itoeiwtoe-Oaart af-Kentutoe Goinxty,
her final reinra aa Admintotoatrtx of
the eatate of Oecar Boykin, .deceaaed,
and on the aame date she will apply
to the said Coart for a final dtoeharge
aa said Admlntotratriz.
N. a AraetC,
Jadga of Prahata
Camden, 8. C., Bfay 12, 1945. t-lle
WANTED
TImbar laada. Will buy from
owner up to lO/MO umrm of
land in upper part of Korakaw
county. W. B. Fort, route 3,
Camden, S. C ll>13c
Trespass Notice
Posted~$26 Reward
For eridence lead^fto con-
▼ictioB of~lPSydae FISHING,
HUNTING, Cuttinf of Wood,
Remorinf of Shrubbery or
otherwiae treapaaainf on the
part of the Little Eatate, knewn
aa the Adama 'Mill Property,
aituated about aix or tewen
milea eaiat of the City of Cam
den, on the old Wire road.
Henry Sawage, Attorney.
Camden, S. C., May 24, 1945.
10-15
Gdards Needed
In Eederal Seryjg
Veterans are wanted to fill war
•ehrice positions as guards at $1824
a year. Those appointed will petrol
buildings and ground^ for Tarioua
government agencies in Washington,
D. C. At iwcseat the UnHed Statsa
Civil Service commission is accepting
applications for these Jobs from both
veterans and non-veterans.
One year, of experience as soldier,
sailor, marine, coast guardsman, sales
man. polieeman, deputy sheriff, fore
man, bus driver, watchman, guard,
chauffeur er f.armer, or In a compar
able occupation, will be accepted as
qualifying for a guard position.
Veteran preference applicants of
any age may qualify. Other applicants
must be at least 21 years of age.
There is no maximum age limit.
Applications for guard wlU^ be^ ac
cepted until the needs of the'service
have been met
Person# now usteg their highest
skills In war work should not apply.
Federal appointments are made In
aeeordanee-^vlth War Manpower cont-
mission policies and employment
stabllUation programs.
Further information and application
forms may be obtained from the com
mission's local secretary, Mrs. M. H.
Moore, at Camden; from first and
second class post offices, from Civil
Service Regionai-offlces, or from the
United States Civil Service commto-
slon, Washington 26, D. C.
Argentina has decreed stringent
measurers to save Us fast disappear
ing supplies of rubber.
ft'akeg Fail To
I Aafak
Goes Over Curb
So far the brake test that to being
conducted/in South Carolina, unsafe
brakes have been found on over 18
per cent of the cara checked.
As an example of what can happen
when brakes do not function an in-
consequences.
rolled almost to the' plate glaaa win-
Dot functioning.
ers to brake the wheels.
^ - CAMDEN HOME BAKERY
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you StOPPiMG tHl QOPl'
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JuLisusatticI
Sure . . . we know you can hake *'juat like grandmoth
er*' . . . but why should you? Camden'o Home Bakery
bread U truly "the staff of life" ... and it's NOT RAT
IONED. Try it, today. - -
CAMDEN HOME BAKERY
CAMDEN,S.C.
cated serious accident possibilities.
Mayor’s Son Has
It Over Daddy
As A Fisherman
fisblnR, his son. Private P. N. Me-
Corkle, Jr., has It over him like a
tent.
In a recent letter from Pvt. Me
ten Cerman trout.
blistered neck and nose.
a fisherman has been ably denson
the mayor lacks the finer touch necse-
aary to an angling arttot
Smtter Rap
Clean scatter rugs like big ones.
If you sweep, lay small rugs flat on
a big one, or on clean grass. Shak
ing bresJu the yams and whips out
the hems. A carpet beater cracks
yams and loosens sizing.
IFYOUHAVEJUi
you have a quota
in the Mighty 7- War Loan
Nnd your quota and maka HI Wa’va got to owka tha 7th tha biggast yotl
I IP YOUR
\ AVIRAOC INCOAAI
pAi MOHTH ISt
YOUR PERSONAL
WAR BOND
QUOTA ISt
(CASH VAIUI)
AAATURITY
VALUE OP
7fli WAR LOAN
BONDS BOUGHT ^
f aaso —^
' $I87.S0
$aso“ J
22S-2S0
isaoo
200 1
1 210-R2S
131.2S
17S
r 200-210
1fX.S0
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[ 180-200
9X73
125 n
I 140-180 X
7S.00
100
1 100-140
37.50
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Advsrtlssmssts aadsr Uiis Ssadlag wtl
as charged lor at the rate ol 1 ceat
per woi^. Mlntmaaa ebane II osata
ads set In M point type doable ebarga
Caeb most eooompsay order
For Sol#
FOR SALE—1938 Plymouth Sedan, In
running condition. Tlree need re
capping. Price $125 Cash. Mrs.
> Robert Rembert, Rembert, S. 0.
11-18p
FOR SALE—4.roem bonne, one acre
r lot, near actoool, lights, 1 1-1 miles
1 from Post Office, 11606. V. H.
Sinclair, Bun Tarminal, Camden, 8.
C. 10-Up
FOR SALE—Two story house on Bast
Hampton street, consisting of two
apartments, each apartment having
threa bed rooms, two bsdba* afcd a
; kitchen, on a lot 116x1^0. Terms if
desired. See Louis Lea Clybura at
1 First National Bank. 10-12c
For Rent
FOR RENT—Unfumisbed second floor
apartment, consisting of living room,
two bed rooms, two baths, kitchen
and kitchenette. See or call Carl
Schlosburg, phone 600. 10-12c
FOR RENT—^Two room apartment.
Kitchenette with sink, and bed
room. Private entrance. Close In.
FV)r adults only. Apply to ETA, cfo
Camden Chronicle. 11c
Lost — FosomI
LOST—Ration book No. 4, issued to
Lynette McLester, 713 Lafayette St.,
Camden, S. C. IlP
LOST—Ration book No. 3, issued to
Leeretta Ponds, Belhnne, S. C. lip
LOST—Ration book No. 4, issued to
Ann Tyson Hurshey, Marian Beauty
Shop, Camden, S. C. lip
LOST—Ration books No. 4. issued to
Logie Harris. Bertha Harris, Millie
Harris, Johnnie Harris, Janie May
Harris and Thellna Harris, route 3.
box 93. Camden, S. C. lip
LOST—Ration books No. 4, issued to
Lixzie Wade and Wade Porter, Jr.,
route 1, box 25. Camden, S. C. lip
LOST—Ration bpok No. 4, Issued to
Susan Williams, 702 York St., Cam
den, S. C. lip
LOST—Seven No. 3 and seven No. 4
ration books, issued to Elddle Harris,
Sweetie Harris, J. C. Harris, Frank
Harris, Annie Mae Harris. Louise
Haerts, Willie James Harris, route
1, Ridgeway. S. C. lip
LOST—Ration books 2 and 4, toaoed
to Beany Gray, Goldie Gray, Louie
Gray, Beamy Gray, Jr., Thomaa
Gray, and Natooa Beynokto, route 8.
box 466, Camden, 8. C.^
LOST—Ration hooka No. 8 and 4. is
sued to Mary Copeland and Barbara
Copetaad aad Wfilliam Copeland,
WaUrew Mill, Camden. S. C. Hp
LOST—Ration book No. 4, issued to
Mary Gaines, Southern depot. Cam
den, 8. C. Up
LOST—Ratiou books No. 4. Isaned th
Bliaabeth WiUtoma and Sidney
llama, <07 King St, Camden. Up
LOST—Ration books No. 4, tosned to
Marx Miltor, RnCk imief'aad Jef-
ferine MUier, 702 Market St Up
LOST—Ration book No. 4. toeued to
Bula Sand^, route 1, WestTHIe^
8. C. Up
WouSod
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DIXON*! SHOE^^
JIAVt YOUR SHOES RePAMua^
txPEirr RCPAiRi^^
Skep lecsSsd 8 doom hiK. .1
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der the manafsineat enS
RewelL
WE GUARANTEE SATl
S41 Rroetl St
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 86 per day for the
three hours work? Fall time work
also available. Age no handicap.
Write to J. R. Watkins, Dept. S-3,
Richmond, Va; ll-lSp
WANTEOr-AU people suffering from
kidney trouble or, baekaebe to try
Klddo. 81,00. Money back gnaraa-
tee. At DeKaH) Pharmacy. S5-68p
WANTED—To ony need furniture,
odd pieces and general foralture.
Camden Fnmitnre Co. Phone 161
litfe
Mlaoulloiiooas
DO YOU NEED more meat? Why
not raise it yourself? You can have
plenty of fried chicken if you grow
your broilers and fryers with Spar
tan Broiler Ration. Just the one
feed from the first day until eating
time. See ua a few days before
your chicks arrive. Whitaker A
Co., Camden, S. C. 10-11
CHICK FEED—Get a bag of that good
Spartan AU-Mash Starter ter your
chicks and kfve them the right start'
Only the one feed to all you aeed to
carry them through the lint tea
weeks Buy Spartsn today
chase your chkk worries sway.—
Whitaker A Company, Camden, 8
C. 44sbti
EGOS FOR HATCHING — From se
lected Triple A blood-tested stock
11.00 per setting of 16. Whits Rocks.
New Hampebirs Rads—The Camden
Floral Company, POULTRY DE
PARTMENT, located West Laursns
Street Phone 688. tf
KERSHAW LODGE WoTiTTl
Rogu^ Coh
V'irit'^ 'ihiesdsy q
Month. At 8 p. g,
Welcoma
w U H. JOKBL W li
C. J. OUTLAW, Secretary
WILLIAM W. BATES
SpGCtotl Aguai
New York Life InsursnM Ci
Rssktones ‘ Phone 28Vi
Offiss Msdioal lldg.
Comer Lyttlston and DsKsAiu
5
Stein’s Paint Shu
Bast DsKalb Strssi^
House Pointing ConlacI
Inaada ond OtHnii
Owned and Operated %
ARCHIE J. STEIN
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WANTED
ConatrutBkm of ...
• DAMS
• FISH PONDS
•GRADING LOTS
•Any kind of BuB
domiur work.
Enginooring udrku
od frou.
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A WAR ?
ALL OUT FOR THE
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MI6HTY T'l WAR LOAN
THE ABOVE MESSAGE SPONSORED BY—
Belle’s Dept Store
/hS SIOON as wc can, We'D Iging to bear on
the Jape all the additkmal mif^t weVe
been using against Germany.
What win it coat, this Moving Day of War?
Batiaale it in these terms: llie job of mou-
ing milliotta of tosu fttgu one front to another.
Thousands of ahipa to carry the supplies of
battle. Swarms od new-type aircraft to blast
the padi into eiwmy territory.
Ton can get an idea of die cost from the
fuel that Unde Sam needs 7 bU-
Ikms from ns in the mi^ty Sev-
cndi War Loan—mmt
The Sevendi War Loan wUl
•aO for tka greatost bond-baying
we have ever done.
If yon have an Intoowi uhethcr from
land ev capita)—yett lUfu • qnuto in thu <•
War Loan.
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