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mCHAMDS CITES REASON DRAFT CONTINUING (CoattnuAd from flnt »•<•) armed forced for poetwar and peace time ohMyatkine, while we are waiting to see bow the rolonteer plan will derelop, it is not fair to keep men in the serrlce who haTe fought onr bloody battles for one. two. three and three and one-half years, many of them with dependents at home, many with Jobs gone and others with neg lected basinesses disorganised. *•« is only fair that those who are young and hare seen no serrlce be sent to fill the>j)iaces of the reterans who must and should be released* thanking the Lord that they won’t hare to face bullets, shells, tanks, liquid fire.and suicide planes as hun dreds of thousands of their prede cessors in the ranks did. ”It is my considered opinion that seiertire service should continue until next May or until such time as it is found we hare enough rolan- teers to meet our obligations as the World’s greatest power. We did not take our lesson to heart after we won the last war. If we do not this time the next generation will fight another war more terrible than this one.” Redfearn Garage; Lomansky Store Gets a Paint Job Senator W. T. Redfeam is renorat. ing the Redfearn garage from wall to wall and floor to ceiling in order that his establishment will be spic and span for the reception to the new line of Ford automobiles which he expects to place in his salesroom in a few weeks. 'The entire interior of the salesroom, stock room and offices as well as the St price department at the rear, is in the hands of painters. Effectlre color arrangements and a rearrangement of the supply parts section will glre a pleasing effect to the place. Louis Lomansky has made his shoe store on Broad street most pleasing with a complete renovation of the interior and front through the liberal use of paint. Deer heads hare been procured on which as high as <0 antlers hare been counted. CARETAKER WANTED We wisli to contAct mn aged couple, white or col ored, or perhape a nnf le man, who would be interested in Ihrinf in, and lookmg after, m Hotel at Crescent Beach, S. C., about 15 miles abore Myrtle Beach. Good liwinf conditions and good salary. A|^ly To Schlosbuf gfs CAMDEN, S. C. STAR TAXI Dependable 24-hour Semce Phone 128 Late Hours... if no answer Phone 216-R or post your calls for pick-ups after 12 o’clock, midnight \ Marion Hudson, Owner The Company who appreciates your business. This wonderful new Inseaicide will kill and repel Flies, Mosquitoes, Ger man Roaches, Jiggers, Carpet Beetles, Water Bugs, Lice, Bed Bugs, Silver Fish, Centipedes, Fleas, Spiders, Ticks, Night Bugs and many ocher insects; when used as directed. Inexpensive to uso—one bottle will last for weeks. One application of DPT will last from 4 to 10 days. DEKALB PHARMACY Phone 95 W. P. THOMAS E. W. SHEORN North and South Carolina DIatributora On Preferred List GARY COOKR, star of Intmmational*8 **Along Came Jones,** ^ts Royal Crown Cola on his preferred list because it won his taste-test. Try it yourself. Say C for me!** lliaPs the quick way to get a biosty bottle at Royal Crown Cola—best by taste-testi ROYAL CROWN BOnTUllG OO ft.’ C PImm gM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NOTES (Coatinuad from flrat pago) ♦ mBDity—and wa do in«aa you* Aa a matter of long range planning, bat one requiring immediate action, the transportatioa and commonica- tiona committee of the Chamber of Commerce is taking the lead in an effort to brihg one of the propoeed United States super highways through Camden. It is understood that these super highways are part of a 25 year Qoremment building program. There fore it la vitally neceaaary that this area make every ^ort to be included in the asOsent plans if we are to profit from the i^roposed highway de velopment during the next decade. Mr. R. M. Kennedy, St., chairman of the transportation and communica tions committee, has requested twen ty-odd interested and influential Sooth Carolinians to meet with a delegation from your Chamber of Commerce in Columbia on Sept. 18. The' purpose of this meeting is to formulate plans for presentation to the State Highway commission at a meeting on Sept. SO. The recent cancellation of sweet potato contracts by the goremmeut is being thoroughly investigated by this organizstlon. We hare been re peatedly assured by State and district representatlres in Washington that every effort is being made to clarify this situation. One of the few available buildings suitable for housing new Industry in this area has this week been leased for occupancy In the near future. This focuses attention on the fact that the problem of acquiring new Industry for Camden and Kershaw county is not as much bhe of finding the in dustry as it is one of flqding the necessary building space to put the industry in. For your information, the industry is available if we had the buildings to house It. Think that one over. It Is requested that all avail able space, large and small, suitable for industrial use that Is now vacant be registered at the Chamber of Com merce office as soon as possible. SEVENTY-nVE FROM KERSHAW . COUNTY GIVE UP THEIR LIVES . (Continued from first page) Knight, Charlie Catoe, Jr., John H. McDowell, Mills L, Allen, Joe Ooodale, Wlllle S. Myers. Lonnie C. DeBruhl, Robert A. Hall, Beckham Russell. Elmer H. Roblnsod, Seymour I. 81m- berg, T. A. Bradley, Jr., Leeter 0. Brown. Walter Robinson, J. T. Hay, Sam Boykin. Arthur W. Hunter, Hughey TIndal. Jr.. William T. Mil ler, A. Frank Riggins. Woodrow Smith,- Elton H. Reeves. Harry L. Gregory, Wllllani J. Boone, Hazel Morris, John>U. Shaw Eric H. Reevee, Luther .Milee, J. S. Mayer, Jr., and Charles C. Mozier. Members of the armed forces who desire membership In the James Le roy Belk Post No. 17. American Leg ion, may contact A. Sam Kareeh, com mander, or M. M. Reasonover, post adjutant Auto Is Stolen The local police have been notified of the theft of a sedan, the property of Rev. Altman of Bethune, the car being taken last week. The license number was D-25-580. ^ Honor Women Facing the nrcetem am in Penn Valley park, Kaneet City. Mo., ia a mamorial dedicated to the women who traveled the Sente' Fe trail to aettla the Weat AdvsrtissasMits _ S* sbarged lor at tlM rat* of 1 p«r ward. Mintwew obaivs II Ads est la II potat typ* doaM* Cash asaet •oeosmaay svdsr sao*pt — F lost—Ration book No. 4. isaned to S. F. Bradley, Camden, S. C., route one. 28p LOST—Ration book No. 4. issued to Qennia Jones, Camden, 8. C., route three. 28p lost—Ration book No. 4, issned to Wylie Johnson, 118 West DMCalb Camden, 8. C. 2lp lost—Ration books 3 and 4, leaned to Rachel Mickle, route 8, box 121, Camden, 8, C. 38p LOST—Ration book No. 4, Issued to Betsey Jonee, 21 W. Chestnut St., Camden. 8. C.26p LOST—Ration boQk No. 4. issued to Ifaggie Gaither, 822 Market street, CamdeiL B. C. 26p lost—Ration book No. 4, issued to Adolphus Belton, route 3, box 74-A. Camden, 8. C. 26p LOST—On last Sunday, a Lamont Swiss Maks Watch, attached to leather wrist band. Finder please phone 20. 2<p For Sals FOR SALE—Fuel oil burner, will fit In any style stove. Byrd’s Barber Shop, (Camden. 26c FOR SALE—Frlgldare refrigeratmr. Address F. E. Kerr, Camden Daries, Camden, S. C. 26p FOR SALE—Home Comfort range, latest model, only been in use 2 1-2 years. Tor further details write E. J. Mooneyhan, route 4, Sumter. 8.C. FOR QUICK SALE—One 1938 model Plymouth automobile, runs good and has extra good tires. Arthur Smith, 1215 Lyttleton St., Phone 351-J. Camden, S. C. 26c NOW AVAILABLE—Repair parts for all make electric ranges. New high speed units carried in stock, replaces solid top units, brings your old range up-to-date. Electric Serv ice and Appliance Shop, next door to Belks. 26c LET ME SELL you your fertilixer for grain and other crops. Will ap preciate your business. ’Thos. N. Waters, cfo John T. Nettles’ office, Camden, S. C. 26-29c TRADE IN your old electric refriger ator while there is still a market. Free appraisals given on any new model you may select. Electric Service and Appliance Shop, next door to Belks. 26c FINE POULTRY FpR SALE—All parks stran ef pure Barred Rocks. 126 cockrels, very fine, price 1 to 9 at $2.75 each; 10 to 25 at $2.50 each; 26 to 60 at $2.45 each; 61 to 100 at $2.40 efu:h, or entire lot at $2.25 each; 800 young pullets, just beginning to lay, at same price as above; also 400 young hens at same Cart.2 of a grand hdme^ming • JFort I it iw to wIj Loag before Ui troubles vniA in warm enbraee • • • long before be sees borne be esM be there if jtm will b^ him. Yba fins! tbo«|^ ot tbnasands of weary aaen» l—dhig hi the SowA, Is to nmh to the eaU disappobitaMQt if they find all long busy and they can't gel ibeir tekpbow eanpany is doing all that b poaaible and ym can he4», too, by Mie easential once, ftls IneonvenietM, Jnsl price; also 476 chicks, 5 weeks old and extra fine, 25 lots at 90c each; 50 lots at 85c each; 100 lots at 80c each, or the entire lot at T5c each. Priced at farm, cannot ship. Mrs. Nell Ia Smith, 1215 Lyttleton St. Phone S51-J, Camden, S. €. 2Sc FOR SALE—Baby chicks. Now It the time to raise your frywa for fall eating. DeKalb Bike Shop. , 84-27P ' Wantad WANTED—Party with sawmill to cut timber by contract. William T. MUler. 26-28C WANTED—SteaograiAer with some ^ knowledge of bookkeeping. Apply in own hand writing to, “8t«iog- rapher” cfo ’The Chronicle. 26o — ^ WANTED—Five six room furnish ed house or cottage, OcL 1st, by Fort Jackson (Tolonel, wife and two children of grammar school age. Excellent tenants, good references. CaU 221-M. 26p 8TENDQRAPHER WANTED—Tonng lady with some knowledge of book keeping and general office work. Permanent position, wi^ good sal ary at starL chance for advahee- . menL -Wrlta “94”, care of Chronicle Camden. S. C. 26c WANTED—All type horns for orch estra. Reasonable price paid. Write “M. T.” route 2, bCx 10, Camden. 8. C. 26.26P WANTED—A bookkeeper for part- time work; two mornings each week. Ajpply at Schlosburg’s, Cam den, 8. C. - . 26c , WANTED—All paopla snfferlnc from \ Iddnay tronbla or backache to try i Klddo, fl.OO. Money .back -gnaran- . tea. At DeKalb Pharmacy. S5-6lp , WANTED—To Day nied famltnre, ’ odd pieces and general fomltarei. : Camden Pomltore Co. Phone 166 ^ iitfc; MALE HELP WANTED—Men (2) ° Otherwise employed, needing extra I money, can be placed now in spare hours (day or evening). Elarn $1.60 to |2 per hour to start. Full time also available. Age no handicap. Write to J. R. Watkins, DepL 84, Richmond, Va. 24-26p WANTED ' AT DNtE—Ooo^, honest family, white or colored, with 4 or 6 people to work, but would con sider smaller family. Must care for poultry, hogs and cattle and do general farm work. Good house with electric lights and running water.. References required. Would consider giving idiare crop for 1946 to right family. Mrs. Nell L. Smith, 1215 Lyttleton streeL Phone 351-J, Camden, 8. C. 25 , Mbcallanaous WITH SO MUCH wet weather in Au- gusL cotton is very green and it is essential that you have a drier used OB your cotton. We hare the only drier in JCershaw county. The Southern Cotton Oil Co. . 24c SALES AND SERVICE—Commercial Refrigeration equipment. Bendlx home laundry eqnipmenL Case farm machinery. Repair parts for aO electric ranges. Earle L.* Kirby, 416 East Liberty St, Sam ter, S. C. 2ltf WITH A 8HDRT cotton crop it is necessary that you have a go(^ sample to get the top of the cotton market. We have a modem gin- nery and your business will be ap preciated. The Southern Cotton Oil Co. 24c TRESPASS NOTICE—Any person found hunting, fishing or trespass ing for any purpose whatsoever on the estate lands of 0. M. Gay and known as the Watts Place, the Sand Hill Place, the Morgan Place and the Dye Place, located in Kershaw Bounty, South Carolina, will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Mrs. 0. M. Gay. Administra trix, and M. P. Gay, Administrator. 25-28C WE ARE NOW entering our forty- fifth season in the gin business. We I modem oatflt and experi enced gin crew. The Southern Oo^ ton OU (k>. 24c CHICK FEED—(3et a bag at that BOoB Spartan All-Mash Starter far yatt chicks and glvs them tha right atari Only tha one feed Is all yoa aaai to MB IMMIfigi omia mim ProfBss'ioiial Ah ... Business Caifcl DIXON’S SHOE 51^ 4AVI YOUR SHOES REFAlSin., «XP1RT REPAIRM^^** Shop loeatod 8 desrs bste« * C. mxsn's Bargain WE GUARANTEE SATISgACn*. WILLIAM W. BATeJ Special Agaiit Now York Lift Insursnos Cc Roshfance Phoaa Wj-j Off lea Madleal Bldg. Fkoaia Comar Lyttlaton and OsKaR |r Stein’s Paint ^ . East DaKalb Strsot ^ Hoose Pabiliny Contrselig Inside and Outiids Owmad and Opsratsd |w ARCHIE J. STEIR Phong t2SJ Garage Being A modem garage and servie* [.AM ^0 . “ HiDigl •peddh)] carry tham Uirongh tin Bg g|] weaks Boy Spartan toBg all chase yoor chick worrlat tsn,.] Whttakor A Company, Caainli a if ^ W Do Leaking Ceiliap Ruin Your Day? IF SO, an expect rsikaBl liiif er roHroofing job k you want. Don’t put ap «iS| ruined ceflnifs any loafsil It’s cheaper in the loaf fMl AP have the roof redsos. A| represontatiwo will call^ your boma and firs s ostiinate. No oblifalka. JOHNS-MANVlLLfi AP PROVED ROOFER. NO DOWN PAYMERT NECESSARY. M.E.P()«TE PhoMSOJ RECAPPING Is Here To Stay BECAUSE IT PAYS TO RECAP We Guaraitee Dig Wwli, Clarkson Tire Service