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■i / )-fai TH« CAMPKN CHWOillCH, CAMPgW, tO^TH CAWOHWA, FHia^Y, WOVEjiiCg_^_?*ji. (Mena&i(ISKi(c»> SfuiielSa^ widl Weekly News Letter F^mniil^rty ^ foil COtTo msooMroRTS 35^ Per Dottle COMING ATTRACTIONS Haiglar Theatre Corner Broad and Rutledga Bta. FRIDAY-SAT., NOV. 2-3 The Cisco Kid in “SOUTH OF THE RIO GRANDE** Also ^Federal Operator 99** Comedy and Cartoon MON.-TUES., NOV. 5-6 “RIVER GANG** Gioria Jean with John Qualen Also Fathe News WED.-THURS., NOV. 7-8 “SCOTLAND YARD IN VESTIGATOR** Sir Aubrey Smith and Eric Von Stroheim First Chapter New Serial “Jungle Raidera** Also Paramount News Matinoe 8:Ifr—Nights 7:16 4 6:00 Saturdays 12 Noon and Continuous Last Show Starts at 8:30 p. m. Lt. Col. John Eklwards Richards. U. S. Army chaplain, recently returned, preached an interesting sermon at the Presbyterian ch&rOh Sunday. Miss Margaret Richards of Colum bia college, spent Sunday here with her mother, Mrs. J. Q. Richards. She had as her guest. Miss Prances Jones. Donald Kirkpatrick of Nltrolee, re cently with the Army Medical corps, was a visitor here Wednesday. Misses Clara and Louise Johnston were shopping visitors to Camden Tuesday. Mrs. F. B. Floyd had as guests on Sunday a number of her relatives. Those present were S. L. Perry and State. Theatre KERSHAW, S. C FRIDAY, NOV. 2 “THE HORN BLOWS AT r. MIDNIGHT* Jack Benny and Alexis Smith SATURDAY, NOV. 3 “ROUGH RIDERS OF CHEYENNE** Sunset Carson and Peggy Stewart SAT., NOV. 3, 10:30 p. m. “BEWITCHED** Phyllis Thaxter & Edmund Gwenn MON.-TUES., NOV. 5-6 “SON OF LASSIE** Peter laiwford and Donald Crisp WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7 GEN. EISENHOWER'S “TRUE GLORY** THURSDAY, NOV. 8 “PILLOW TO POST* Ida Lupino, Sydney Greenstreet and Wm. FTince family of Florida, and W. C. Perry and family of Camden, and lira. J. B. McCoy and family of Cassatt Misses, Righton Richards of Fort Mill, and' Phoebe Richards of Oreens- boro, were Sunday visitors in the home of their father,' Capt N. 8. Richards. John A. Thompson is visiting his aunt Mrs. A. M. MacLanchlin and famUy of Chester. , Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Cunningham and Miss Adella Cunningham were visiting relatives in Rock Hill Wednesday. Capt. and Mrs. 3: P. Richards of Cheraw, spent the week-ehd with bis sisters at the Richards home here. Mrs. R. J. Wardlaw, Sr., had as visitors Sunday, her dianghter, Mrs. Baker Warren and children, and IHss Josephine Wardlaw of Chester. Mr. and Mrs. J. Abe Hilton and daughters, who have been living in the Beaver Creek section, have moved into the big residence here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Hilton. Mrs. O. W. Perry and son, G. W. Perry of Lancaster, were visitors in our village Sunday evening. Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Dunnan return ed Sunday after visiting for several days in Camden. Miss Faye Towne of Barnwell, was a week-end visitor of her sister, Mrs. R. J. Wardlaw, Jr. Pfc. John B. Cureton, who has been in Florida, has been transferred to Wisconsin and left on Friday. Miss Sophie Richards of the Ashe- wood schools. Miss Callie Jones of Columbia city schools and Miss Mari on Richards of Sumter schools spent the week-end at their homes here. E. L. Jones has added a saw mill in connection with the Macky Jones Co.’s cotton ginnery and discarded steam power for motor power. BUY gpCONSf***®**** AdvMTtMments under tnis beading wl| be charged tor at the rate of 1 cent per woM. Minimum charge 2i oeata Ads set in 10 point type double charge. Cash must accompany order except where customer has Ledaar Account. For Salo FOR SALE—1939 DeLuxe Plymouth coach, in good condition, good tires. W. J. Parker, Cassatt, S. C. 33p FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Nov. 6, 1946, Corrie V. Sanders will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County her final return as Executrix of the estate of W. D. Sanders, deceased, .and on the same date she will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Elxecutrix. N. C. ARNETT, Judge of Probate Camden, S. C., OcL 4, 1946. 30-83e A Message of Appreciation: Wtt want to thank the hundreds of men and women who paid our ahow rooms a riait to aee the .... ' ^ NEW 1946 FORD The. Smartest Car In Ford History On Display s In Our Show Room Now Motor Co. Authorised Salea and Serrice CAMDEN, S. C Telephone 140 FOR SALE—1939 Studebaker Cham pion in good condition. Contact Carl A. Hollan^ box 447, Camden, S. C. About thnte miles from town toward airport 33p FOR SALE—176 acres farm land (65 acres cleared, the balance in woods), situated 6 miles west of Bethune on highway No. 341. Running water on either side of place. Near church and bus line. Contact L. E. Elliott Kershaw, S. C. 32-33p FOR SALE—Beautiful reproduced Co lonial dwelling, consisting of four bedrooms, two baths, hardwood • floors, powder room, oil burner, barn, wagon ^hed, large cattle shed, tenants'house, pecan grove. 100 acres on Highway. No. 34, 25 miles from Caniden. at Ridgeway, S. C. Low taxes. W. P. Carrington, 63 , Church St., Charleston, S. C. 33-36c FOR SALE—The Mobley place, 550 acres, will sell as a whole or divide in small tracts to suit purchaser. Timber, pulpwood, young pine trees, streams, farms, six miles from Cam- ‘ den, lying on both sides of highway No. 34 (paved). Miss Annie Mob ley (owner), Camden, S. C. 33-35p AUCTION SALE—Nov. 3, at 10 a. .m., at my farm six miles south of Kershaw, S. C., on highway No. 521, one mUe from Gay*s Gin. Two fine brood wares with young colts included in Sale, weight 1,000 and 1,200 lbs. Both work good anjrwhere. H. B. Gaskin, route 2, Kershaw, S. C. 32-33 ORDERS TAKEN for„. fruit cakes, salads, sandwiches, cookies and party arrangements. Mrs<* Grace Jordan, 504 Laurens street, Cam den. 314Sp FOR SALE—Town of Bethune, S. C.. 1 house, 3 lots, entire block back of Presbyterian church, 1 solid hard wood dining suit. 1 wicker table, 2 metal beds, 1 framed picture. For Information phone 52414 or write E. S. Hough. 1811 St. Denis Ave., Norfolk, Va. 81-33p TRADE IN your old elecklc refriger ator while there is still a market. Free appraisals given on any new model you may select. Eiectrio Service and Appliance Shop, next ' door to Belks. 26c LOST—Brown man’s billfold, contaig- . Ing two driver’a^^enses, reglstiii uck tlon cArd lor truck and two silver dollars In a small change* purse in side of the billfold. Fender please turn in at the.Postoffice. 33p Wanted Professional ill . k^'Mmss DIXON’S SHOE WANTED—Famished apartmenL 2 or 3 romns. Call 177-J. WANTED—Messenger boy. Apply at Western Union immediately. 33p WANTED—S-room furnished apart menL immediately. Preferably close in. Reply “VE” care 'The Chronicle, Camden, S. C. • 33p HAVB YOUR tHOKS REI ■XPERT REPAIR! Shop looaiod 5 doom C. Dixon’s Bargain Hoi dor the management of Rowell. WE GUARANTEE SATIsl 941 Broad St Cal SECRETARY WANTED—Also to help with bookkeeping. Give full qusll- ficatlons in first letter. Powe Ve neer company, box 116, Camden, S. C. 38c WANTED TD BUY—Home with two or three bedrooms^ preferably two baths and garage, well located. Ad,- fdm WILUAM W. B, Special Agenl New York Life Insure Resideneo Phone 2 Office Medical Bldg. Comer Lyttleton and De dress “XYZ" care of The Canfdei ChToslcle. 33p WANTED—To purchase tracts of pine timber. State amount you have, distance from railroad, price you are asking for It. Box 1064, Sumter, S. C. 32-34C WANTED—You to try Kennedy’s Ointment for piles, sores and skin diseases. Good for corns, athlete’s foot. Guaranteed and sold by De- Kalb Pharmacy. 28-85p WANTED—Party with sawmill to cut timber by contract. William T. Miller. 24-28C WANTED—All people suffering from kidney tronblo or backache to try Kiddo, 11.00. Money back gnaran- Lee. At DeKalb Pharmacy. t6-56p WANTED—To tmy used tnmltiiro, odd plecea and general fumltor*. Camden Pamltnre Go. ^one 156 * Utfc MUoelUiMoas ■r FOR BUlLDlNQ or repairs, call W. H. Rush, 1216^1-2 Broad street, Cam den. S. C. 33-36P NOTICE—We have unloaded a car of Fertiliser for Fall grain. Your deal er can supply you from our stock. ’The Southern Cotton Oil Co., phone 54. 3tc NOW you can see the one and only Bendix automatic home laundry—r truly a washday miracle-^des a complete washing and you never wet a finger. Drop in today and see I this machine. Electric Service and Appliance Co-. (Next door to Belk’s). 29c FOR SALE—Baby chicks. Now is the time to raise your fryers for fall eating. DeKalb Bike Shop. 28-32P Lott — Found LOST—Ration books No. 4, issued to James Murphy, Alice Murphy, and Louise Murphy. One No. 3 book . issued to C!harles Murphy, Ja., 804 Chestnut St., Camden. 32-33p LOST—Ladles leather billfold at the football field Friday nighL ccm- talning money and valuable papers. Finder may keep money and return billfold and papers to Mrs.^ E. H. (’handler, 1506 Fair St., Camden. S. C. 83c Do Leaking Ceilings Sain Your Day? IF SOt an expoct ro-ahing> ling or ronrof^ing job U what you want Don’t put up with rainod coilingt any longer! It’s chonpor in the long run to ham the roof redone. A repreeentatim will call at yoiv homa end gim a free eatiniate. No obligation. ' JOHNS-MANVIUJE AP- - PROVED ROOFER. NO DOWN PAYMENT NECESSARY. SEE — NmE. FORTE Phone 882J IF IT IS PAINTING dont put it off; put it on. Before doing so, call Elliott paint contractor for all kinds of paint work. Phone 684-R. 31-S4p NOW AVAILABLE—Repair parts for all make electric ranges. Kev high speed nnits carried in stock, replaces scrfld top units, brings yonr old range np-tordate. Electric Serv ice and Appliance Shop, next door to Belks. 26o SALES ANp SERVICE—Commsreial RefrigeraUpn equipment. Bendix home laundry equpmenL Case farm machinery. Repair parts for all electric ranges. Earle L. Klrhy, 416 East liberty St, Snmter, 8. C. lit! Retail Meat Market •Slaughtering •Meat Curing •Proceesing— Vegetables * Fruits * Meats and Poultry •Loiters Camden Frozen Foods, Inc. Rutledge St.—Camden, S.C. Stem’s Paint Kan DeKalb Strei House Painting Coat Inside and Outs Owned and Operats<! ARCHIE J. STE4 Phone 2284 CHICK FEED-Oet a bag of Spartan All-Maah Startei chicks and gtsetbem the Mi Only the one fedd Is sU y carry them throngh the weeks Bay Spartan chase yonr chick woit1« Whitaker 4 Oonpany, C. GIVE To NationalWs We now hav Stod •Sash-Doora •Shingles •Roll Roof ini •ondMoUing Miller Lumbe| PRE-WAR STAND METAL Weather8ti Sold and Installed E. E. YEn The oply factory e^ and trained mechanic section. P.O. Box 1161 Florence, S. C CATES lElTS 415 East LIbsrty it BUMTER. 8. C. RECAPPIN( Is Here To Stay BECAUSE IT PAYS TO BBCJ We Gugantee Our Worl Clarkson Tke Servi w«tiMbn A 1| -