The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 28, 1945, Image 3
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NOTICE OF
SHAREHOLDERS MEETING
The ennual meeting of the share-
holders of The Plret National Bank
of Camden. Camden, S. C., will be
held in' the directors room Tuesday
afternoon. Janiiary 8th, W4«, at four
o’clock. 40-42C
8. W. VanLandlngham. Cashier
NOTICE OF
SHAREHOLDERS MEETING
The annoal meeting of the share
holders of the •Camden Loan k Realty
Company, Camden. 8. C., will be^ held
la the directors room of the Yirat
National Bank of Camden. Camden.
8. C., Wednesday afternoon, January
9th, 1946, at four o’clock. 40-42c
8. W. VanLandlngham, Treasurer
Anmi Hw comer of fhe street
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poopto of this tommunity. It is iu'
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Ihiugs you fmo dono for us tktt tnr
soud you IftM# Happy Horn Tsar
Hand Cold or Allergy?
Utett Test WiU Tdl
ST. lAUIS.—Scientists have de
veloped a dye that within 60 seconds
can prove whether a “cold" is due to
infectimi by common cold germs or
to allergic irritation, according to
Dr. French K. Hansel of St. Louis.
Dr. Hansel described the dye be
fore a meeting of the American Pub
lic Health association. The dye is
used to stain a sample of nasal dis-
iSiarge containing tiny particles. The
particles turn blue if they are germs
and red if the irritotion is due to
allergy.
Confusing the two afflictions dur
ing treatment!may be harmful. Dr.
Hansel said. The dye also is used
in diagmsing sinus infections.
He said about 12 per cent of the
children who have chronic cof^s and
bronchitis suffer from allergy rather
than mfections. Many unnecessary
operations for removal of tonsils
are performed on children because
some physicians fail to recognize
the presence of an allergy, he said.
psmm ’THWCe
Ab om Spaulcli CastoBB
Conquest on the North African
front has been an old Spanish cus
tom since the time of Columbus.
Agreements with other European
powers later cleared the way to the
present protectorate. Public affairs
are administered by a commissicm-
er stationed at Tetuan, capital and
largest city. Morocco’s Sultan dele
gates his authority to an official
he selects from candidates put up by
the Spanish government. Sharp-
footing Riff tribesmen did not take
kindly to the Spanish regime and
staged occasional uprisings. The
revolution which lihed General
Franco to national leadership had
an early chapter in this Spaiuf out
post. The Protectorate has few hard
surface roads, though towns, once
reached only by camel caravans
are linked by bus routes.
Instead of using cord, thread- or
twine to tie your plants use c^o-
p lane to prevent plants from being
cut
CITATION
state of South Carolfoa.
County of Kershaw.
By N. C. Arnett, Probate Judge:
be granted.
Given Under my hand this 18th
day of December, Anno Domini,
1946. 40-41P
N. C. Arnett
Judge of Probate for Kershaw county
Relief At Last
Kenosha, Wit.,.Begins
Mental Hygiene Clinic
A mental hy^ne clinic has been
set up for benefit of Kenosha, Wis.,
residents by the city council and
the board of education, the Ameri
can Public Welfare association re
ports.
Operated one day a week, the
psychiatric service will cost the city
$1,000—this cost shared by the coun
cil and the school board, with the
latter given jurisdiction over the
clinic.
fo charge of the clinic is a psy
chiatrist ud»o directed the Peoria,
ni., mental hygiene clinic held twice
weekly last year. Under an ar
rangement with the Kenosha county
medical society, the psychiatrist
may engage in private practice in
Kenosha after clinic hours.
Office hours for the clinic, held
every Monday, will be from 9:30
a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Ml Kenosha
conununi^ welfare ^gencies are
co-operating with the clinic in re
ferring cases for study, and ap
pointments are made through these
agencies. There is no charge to the
public for the service.
To stimulate interest in the proj
ect, an educational program in men
tal hygiene is under way.
ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY
Sprinkle With Sugar After Robbing
It has been said that turkey, duck
or chicken can have a glossy coat
if there’s a sprinkling of sugar after
the usual rubbing with butter, salt|
and pei^r before roasting. I^me
one should' have thought of that I
when there was plenty of sugar
available but, after all, a little sprin
kling won’t drain the precious sup-|
ply, now will it? You may l^ce it.
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NEW
YEAR-
N ew year 19« wm put on Ws show at
tiie midnight hour, as always in the
past As ttie diow-boat discqf^pears round
the bond in the river and we get back into
the old routine we hope for you that there
was more to it than flie fleeting Joys of tiie
New Year holiday, that "something has
been added"—something d permanent
stature—and ttiot 1946 will recdly ®
big difiierenoe to yoo.
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Commercial National Bank
MKMSIR FIMRAI. RBtlllVR SYtTIII
MfeMm OF FtOmAI. OlFOtlT IfrOOlUHCR COMORATIOW
Whereas J. 8. ESIis made suit to
me to. grant him I.<etters of Admin
istration of the Elstate and effects of
Elmer Ellis.
These are. therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the Kin
dred and Creditors of the said Elmer
Ellis, deceased, that they be and ap
pear before me, in the Court of Pro
bate, to be held at Camden. 8. C.. on
January 2 next, after publication here
of, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why
the said Administration should not
For Your Cough
Creomtdsioo reUevM promptly bo-
CBUM It goes right to the km o< Vb»
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
ladM ptUegm. and Bid nature to soothe
and heal raw,tMder inflamed broochial
muooua membranes. TeU your drugglab
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to sell you a bottle of Creomulston'
the understanding you must Uke the
way it quickly allays the cough or you
are to have your money back.
are to have your money oack.
CREOMULSION
For Gogiks, Omt CoMi, Vnmdiitii
TO WISH YOU
HAPPY
NEWJhJEAR
.r
NEW HOPE
EW YEAR'S b«ltl
N
■ ^grorbigmg—ring
ing out tho old, ring
ing in tiig now. Wo
lookforword hopofuRy,
with you, to tho future,
end widi you ol tho
blotnngg tho bright
Now Yoor OMi bring.
LOMANSKY’S
TEMPUS FUGIT
How time does fly! Here we are at the beginm’ng of
another new year. It was but yesterday, it seems,
that we sent you our last New Year greetings, and
now here we are again wishing you so much more
and so much better of everything than you have ever
had before.
As time docs have wings, we hope that 1946 loses
no time in bringing you all these good things we
have in mind for you. And many thanks for past
favors.
Homo of Nationally. Advortiaod Merchandiae
s smother year comes
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to a dose and a New Year dawns we pause for
a moment to look backward as well as forward.
We are happy in the thought that we have
made so many new friends in 1945 and retained
so many old ofliea.r
fooking forward to
1946» we<pledge anew our determination to give
you die best value and service possible.
WE SAY NOW, AS SO OFTEN OE
FORE, NAFPY NEW YEAR TO ALU
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