The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 18, 1946, Image 10
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OTATIOM
SUte of Soutb Carolina.
Coi^tJ of Konihaw.
Br N. C. Arnett, Probato Jadgo:
Whereat, Andrew B. Marion, hat
made tult to me to grant him Lettert
of Admlnittratkm of the ettate and
effeeta of Margaret 8. Burnet.
Theae are, therefore, to dte and
admonish all and tingular the Kln>
dred and Creditors of the said Mar
garet S. Burnet, deceased, that they
be and appear bdore me, in the Court*
of Probate, to be .held at County
Court House on January 22, 1946 next,
after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock
to the forenoon, to show cause. If
any they have, why the said Admini-
atration should not be granted.
Given Jinder my hand this seventh
day of January Anno Domini 1946.
4S.44C N. C. Arnett,
Judge of Probate for Kershaw county
NOna^ TO DEBTOnt AMD
aiEDlTOM
All partiea Indebted to the estate
of Zach J. King are hereby notmad
to make payment to the nndersicaed
and aU parUee, If any, hdTteg blalns
against the said estate will preeent
them likewise, duly atteeied, within
the tlme.preecribed by lawr
42.44c M. O. KINO,
Adminlstratm' c;t.a.
Camden, 8. O., December 26. 1»4<.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
mercantile partnership of J. Ellison
Bryiint and H. E. Fann, located about
one mile from the Town of Camden,
State of South Carolina, has been dis
solved, and the said J. Ellison Bryant
is no longer a memtieaj»f said firm
and is not from this time responsible
for any further Indebtedness incurred
by said firm. 40-llp
J. Ellison Bryant.
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SELF-SERVICE
SELF-SERVICE
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■JANUARY 16 thru 22-
• It U n HOUSEWIFE'S DEUGHT to
to n selection of food na we have to offer—
yourself these good things..
have access
Do' not deny
STEAK
MEATS
Round or Loin
40c lb.
ROAST
Selected
35c lb.
CHUCK
Roast or Stew
30c lb.
BEEF
Ground
35c lb.
PORK CHOPS 33c lb.
PORK ROAST 30c lb.
FAT BACK 15c lb.
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FRESH VEGETABLES
that are available
Sumter Turnip Greens
15c
AppleOder VINEGAR
QUARTS 18c HALF GALS 36c
GALLONS 59c
TOMATOES No.2can........l3c
KENT FARM
CORN whole kernel. . 18c
LORD CHESTERFIELD
STRING BEANS 13c
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Mixed Vegetables
GIBBS 2 cans 25c
POCAHONTAS 19c
BEANS with PORK
GIBBS 10c PHILUPS 16c
UBBVS 16c
A VARIETY OF SOUPS
SELF-SERVICE
Assures Satisfaction ^ Prevents Delay
Apple Sauce
No. 2 can
17 c
Kenny’s APricots
T-
can
28r
Ken Dawn Pears
can
30c
A Variety of Fruit Juices
10 pounds
Sunbeam
.45
25 pounds
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100 pounds
$3.99
10 pounds ..
Red Band
67
25 pounds ••
.....$1.65
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Pee Dee
10 lbs
.. 55c 25 lbs.
$1.29
SOAPPmXmoXhn^ Lux, Lifebouy, Canuty 8c Cach
/^|I//^|rJ5JA7SCRATCH~25 pound bag $1.00
STARTER GROWING MASH $1.07
FEED LAYING MASH $1.07
Happy Kid PEANUT BUTTER
15 oa. jar 25c 1 lb.-15 oz. jar 49c
Luzianne CCH^F£E..29c lb BREAD fresh daily..lOc
Johnsons WAX (paste) 55c
MORTON
SALT
AVERY—3 boxes 10c
10c 10 Hb. bags
BABY FOCH)—Clapps....8c MATCHES* 3 boxes....10c
ALL ORDERS SUBJECT TO STOCK
Ths 164 quMtton this weak la:
"What'a wrong with Camden?”
• •
Bennettavnie gets two profeeaional
haaeball * clnba to train there. Rock
Hill has one. Florence one, Bumter
one Orasgeburg <Ae. and other cities
about the state are getting some lets-
er fry in the pro ranks.
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Remember way back when Toron
to, Syracuse. Harrisburg, all partook
of the taelllUes of the Camden base
ball plant?
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If the sports committee headed by
Don Morrison and Hating such enthus
iasts as Dallas Mahoney, Henry Nor
lis, Tommy Bruce. T. O. Boykin Cor
bett Boykin and others have their
say, Camden may have a pro team
here for training in 1947. This com
mittee really wants to do things in
fixing up the ball park and football
field. We hope they get some coop-
eration.
• • • •
DeLoach Sheom stepped into the
ranks of the golf ImoKirtals last week
Tuesday when he dropped his tee shot
into the cup on the. 133 yard No. 11
hole at the Kirkwood golf course.
• • • •
Which reminds the writer that back
n 1920, twentyeix years ago to be ex.
act, was playing the Town and Coun
try club course at Pond du Lac, Wls.,
with three pasture-pool cronies. Mon-
ty Smith, Toppy Wyatt and Wallie
Tack. The No. 2 bole was a 204 yard
affair, up hill with the green hidden
in a wallow. Our te|B shot hit near
the base of the hill and rolled up and
over. When we reached the green,
we found we had shot into, a three,
some that had been doing some put.
ting practice on the No. 2 green not
knowing our foursome was coming up
the hill. They said one of the balls
coming over the hill had rolled down
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DdCALB PHARMACY
and into tb« cup. Ton gueUMd it—it
was mine—but I never claimed a b<He-
n-one becauaa I alwaya bad a sneak-
ng hnnch that one of the members
of the potting threesome had pushed
ths ball in. If t was wrong, 1 stfre
missed some thrills.
• • • a
Getting back to basketball for a
minute. That famous DePaui Univer
sity team from Chicago, which rank
ed as being among the unbeatable ag
gregations in the nation took it on the
chin from Illinois, Minnesota and
Note Dame. That 'KfM a trio of sur-
prlA olts to the so-called experts,
a • • a
'The Sheboygan, Wls., Redskin^
rate as the outstanding cage team
in the nation. It is a pro outfit and
right now leads the pro league. Pro
basketball, in comparsion with col
legiate basketball, is-Just about as
superior, as is pro football over col-
legiats football.
a a a a
Jack Chandler, Sumter high school
basketball i^ce, led the Gamecocks to
a 27 to 21 victory over cocky Colum
bia -Cap team at Sumter last Friday
night. Chandler bit the hoop for 12
of the points, scored by his team.
FINAL DUCHAIIGB
Notks 4s hsrsby givsa that oas
month from this date dh fhbruary 14»
1646, 8dis Boykla win make to Urn
Probate Court of Kershaw Couty har
return as AdaMnlstratrix of ths
estate of Oscar Boykin, dsesssei, end
<« the same date ^e will apply to the
said Court for a final discbargs as
said Administratrix. 44p
N. & ARNMTT.
Judge of Prehats.
Camden, S. C. January 14, 1946.
NOTICE TO
of J. R Watklna art
to ZMxa payment to {he|
and aB parties. If any,
egslnst ths said estate I
them likewieew duly att|
the time prescribed by
BOT WJ
42-44C
Camden, 8. C.. DecemI
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Regular CommnnlcatloD
First Tuesday of Each
Month, At 8 P. M. Visitors
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C. J. OUTLAW* Secretary
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IF THEY ARE CLEAN
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West DeKnlb Street
Phone
«* * and make a wish!
This is not Aleddiii’s lamp. It’s Just an ordinary
railroad lantern. And jrst...
Tonight* railroadera wilf swing lanterns like this
«U along ths AQOO-mile Southern Railway Sjrtteoi,
And at their aignals* long freight trains will start
moving, roll oat of jrarda azxi across the miles.
Loaded into the cars will be vast quantities of
things to fulfill tbs wiahss of folks in tbs South.
There will be building materials, food, coal, clothing,
machinery... all kinds of supplies and eqttipnMnt
for forma, foctories* atoraa and homes.
Yes* a wove of the lantern at night...or hand and
flag aigpala in daytime... sets in motioa tbe.piagic
ri mnia fri«^er#iiffoe...the dependehle, eermniwirw^
an-weQther tranaportatkn/^ervica of the Southern
RailwRy System. And that ian’t aUL,,,
'The Southern also "Serves the South"., .and helps
if to grow and prosper... by giving jobs to 50,000
Southerners. ^. by paying taxes that halp aoppbrt
police and fire departnoenta* adxiola and other pobUe
services . . . jsnd by purdmaing the products of
Sootbem mines* forests* foctocies and forma.
That’s why we say **makg a apfifi">-snd If you
wfah for an even batter and greater Soathland* yoaH
find that the Sootbem Railway Systaqi |g
with.yoo... haipiDg to make your with coma Ix^
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
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