The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 07, 1945, Image 2
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TNB eAMMM CNHONieLI, eAMOIN. •PUTN CAWOUiU, WIIttAV,
Men In Service
After about 6 and onb half years of
army life H. m. Wricbt, Jr., returns
to ciTilian life. Along with his dis-,
charge he received the Good Conduct
Medal, Victory Medal. American De
fense Medal, American Campaign and
Asiatic-Paciflc Campaign with three
Cpl Sanford Barrett, 23, of Ker.
Shaw, Sooth Carolina,,a truck driver
with the 20th Armored Group, is
Give Her A .. .
Spencer Suptiort
FOR CHRISTMAS!
It means fiving ker a
beautiful ngure •— and
better health, t- \
MRS. JOE McCLURE, R.N.
Kershawi S. C.
P.O. Box 215 Phone 16
Wants—For Sale
Raceivsd tee late for
WE HAVE RECEIVED a shipment of
Tobacco Fertilizers. Now is the
time to prepare your tobacco bed.
Your dealer can supply you from
our stock. Southern Cotton Oil Co.,
Camden, S. C. 38c
WE HAVE RECEIVED two carloads
of fertilizers for grain and othM*
plantings. See- your dealer for a
supply from our stock. Southern
Cotton Oil Co.. Camden, S. C. 38c
among the thousands of American
troops on duty in Seoul, the capital
of Korea. Prior to his arrival in
this recently liberated country, Cpl.
Barrett seWed^wlth the tank unit in
the Philippines and on Okinawa. His
mother, Mrs. Sallie E. Barrett lives
on Route 1, in Kershaw.
Pvt. James Carl Smith spent last
week with his mother. Mrs,* Calzie
Smith of 1013 Mill St. He has com
pleted his basic training at Camp
Wheeler, Ga., and reported at Camp
Pickett, Va., Monday.
MORE MONEY
in your pocket
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DECEMBEB 7> 1t4i
Camden Man la
Chairman of the
Section Meeting
John D. Rush To'Preaade At
Iiii||o«tant Gathering At
Wada Hampton Hotel
John D. Rush, son of the late J. E.
Rush, Is chairman of the Associate
Agricultural Ek;onomist, Bureau of
Ekonomics of Washington farm sec
tion safety meeting that is to be held
next Wednesday, Del. 12, at the Wade
Hamptbn hotel in Columbia.
The program for the section meet
ing offers speakers of note, including
R. Frank Kolb, state director of the
farm security administration, C. V.
Phagan, agricultural engineer of the
Clemson College EhctMision service,
and Harry M. Pontlous, safety direc
tor of the Farm Bureau Insurance
company of Columbia; Ohio.
A panel discussion afll a. m. on
the subject “Some of the economic
aspects of accidents that destroy or
impair the lives and property of farm
people in South Carolina’* will find
R. Prank Kolb as leader while speak
ers will be Miss Julia Brunson, nutri
tion consultant of the state health de
partment, J. M. Bleazer, information
specialist of Clemson college, David
R. Hopkins, executive secretary, atats
farm bureau. John N. Napier, eKten-
sion AAA agent of Darlington and
Alfred Scarborough, state senator
from Sumter.
CITATION
State of Sooth Carolina, ^
Countf of Kershaw.
By N. C. Arnett, Probate Judfe:
Whereas, 'm. G. King mad^ suit to
me to grant him Letters of Admini
stration cum testamento snnexo of
the ESstate and effects of Zach J.
King
These are, therefore, to cite and ad
monish all and singular* the Kindred
and Creditors of the said Zach J.
Asaziag Fati Relief For
DUGHS
Breidiiii IrriUUodt Dm T« CeUt
A Rare CewSiMtlAa—Compeundad
from valaabla Canadian Pina Bal
sam and other soothing haaling in-
gredlants Buckley's Canadlol Mix
ture la different from anything you
ever tried—all medication—no syrup,
BndKlay^ Aeta S Ways—-To Loosen
Phlegm. To Soothe* Raw Membranes,
To Make Breathing Easier.
Tou get results PAST—you feel
the effect INSTANTLY.
Aet at Mcc-try Bucfcley*e CANADIOL
Mtstwre-teSag. Satisfaction or money
hack. 45c>86o—all drugglets.
DeKALB PHARMACY, PhoM W
ITS A BOY!
Announcement Is nutde of the birth
of a son to Lient (Jg) D. B. Allen,
USN and Mrs. Allen at the Camdeh
hospital on Novemlwr M. Mrs. Allen
was the tinmier Rhetta McLeod,
daughter of Mrs, J. H. McLeod and
the late Sheriff J. H. McLeod.
King, deceased, that they be and ap
pear before me, in the Court of Pro
bate, to be held at Camdm. S. C.. on
December 20^ next, after publication
hereof, at ll'o’clock In the forenotn,
to show cause, if any they have, why
the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this 6th day
of Dec., Anno Domini 19<5. 38-3Sk:
N. C. ARNETT.
Judge of Probate for Kershaw County
WHY PAY MORh?
SOPRIMI
!01D WAVE
HOME KIT
MrMan/y2 to 3
ftoers of Nein*'
DeKalb Pharmacj — PhoiiB 66
ladh kk oontsint} full
ottocss of Ssloa-crP«
sokdoo witb Kmrlitm,
60 Caritrs, <0
tissots. cotton nppU-
CBSor, nsntrsliisr add
rnwrHtt iaamcdona.
For Oody HhifiHn HwiI
Sweotk^ OP
FIJVE cigars
ForXmtuBytheBox
A “limited” amount from on/*
Jhe lading * Tampa factorie^^
^hly made, freshly packS’
HavgUM A DomeaUc Blen^*
AUraCtlvely ‘
XMAS packaged
.Ue
retailer. Box of 26. 84 25 ’ **
-FIRST POET” Perfecto\
Havana and Domestic nw
Box (60) 14.90. ”
EXTRA SPE5CIAL
“KALAVA CORONAS ” mild Hs.
VMA A splendid smok^
taller. Box of Ofty (so)
ALL S. C. TAX PAID.'add 2^\
wrapping and postage each w
Send money order. ^
N^: ThMe are peace-time tu
torl^ best. It’s never to late tn
send cigars to your loved one« bo!
In camp or OTWseas. they're ^
ways welcome. ^
Smoke two. If not satisfied return
balance at once for refund ™
Retail stores write or wlr. fo,
epecigl jwholesale diecounts.
.o* ALLEN, Distributor
(S. C. License No. B9242i
1721 Bull St Columbia, 49, g, q
THE EASY WAY ..
We don*! line your
suits with money, but
you can save a lot by
bnvmE u* clean your
clothes.
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SHE HAS POISE!
a.'
She entrusts all
her clothes to us be
cause she knows
do immacsilate clean
ing, essential to good
grooming.
SAY!'!
Don’t throw away that Raincoat
just because it leaks...
We have just installed equipment nec
essary for Re-Waterproofing Raincoats
... %ring yours in today,
QUAUn CLEANERS
PHONE 112
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OF LOVELY
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Always
A multitude of Gift
Suggetliotis on our
Raady-ToJWaar
Baltonyl
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The gift that^very girl is
delighted to find under
the tree on Christmas
morning is slips. No one
ever has too many of these
precious undergarments.
For this very reason we
have rounded up the most
beautiful selection of slips
to be. found anywhere. All
of them well tailored to fit
. . . some with lace trim—
some plain. Choose tea
rose or white.
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*Jho *JoUfUiOH» SoAoico BituaiiOH^
IS IMPRaVlNG
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We’re On Onr Way To Serve
ThoBe Waiting For Telephones
With Hie receipt of increosing amounts of
telephone equipment from our monufocturers, wo
ore making progress in cotching up oi^held or^n
for service.
!■ mony plocM jrlwrt new oddjtions to oatsid#
pkmt and control oHicos wort not roqvirod wo ore
BOV Installing toloplionos without doloy. But ia
plocti vhort odditionol outsido linos and coblot
oro noodod or whort control offico switchboards
Biusf bo monufocturod ond instollod it will roqoiiB
BKift timo btforo wo con cotch up with ordors for
toloplKNios now OB bond.
Building nuw lfa|^ installing now cobits ovmw
hood and nndorground and oxpondinftiffQtrol offica
focHitins, which, in mony instancos, colls for ntsr
knildings or building odditions, is o big nndnrtak* ^
Ing. IFs a job thot roquhos o tromondow aMtnnt
of libnr oad thnn to complot^
Wo oia onxions for oil who woat sonfki to gil
it* Aad yoo nmy bo surt Ibot wo ori doing oil wo
con'to bostao thn doy whoa ao oat vM bovi Ml'
volt for tolnpboan smvici.
'SOflfCtflOLTELIWW
OTHER SUGGESTIONS:
• Night Gowns
• House Coats
• Panties
• Quilted Bed Jackets
• Bath Robes
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