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Bbrines tnd bm wiUited for « jt^iZwtan. Ho WM awon m c.^ T. a ' Offlcw In chOTf o< tho THi CAMogw CHitowtei.«. •Aiiam. tmiTN IMA, miBMV. JANUAAY It, 1§4t Muim lUeraittac 8tetk« tm Cotun. W*. , Prt -BUott kiw two teothen ta tbo Mrrlco. Om In th« narinoo Jut back from orentMM and one In the Nary •omewhere in the Pacific. Prior to Joinlnc the maiinee Prt. Elliott worked in a grocery itore. He ta the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. BUiott of Kershaw. • FACT IS Or CENEBAL ELBCmC TUMMV FISHIN6 ! a MDLOOC 6WIMX0WEP SV TH6 WUeSTER MRS PISHEP OUT SV AHNV AUMCO «M6HCr /mMSO TO A STOMACH TOBE. ALNIOO, MOST KMEItfUL MAGNETIC MA TE)^ MNOIM TOMAN, CW UIT MANVTUIIES ITO OWN wuoHT. ns use was OEVEUPEO EVGENGm. GLecTMc scemsTa'^ ICE-PWOF WKTER! MTINS ON THE GURFACS )F THE WWTER IN THO pmuauevvac JeTHS NEW ee electric InHCSR. the OE'tCER (AORWIONS HOLS mtTNIRETV Oinu MTNECOlOSSr WEATHER. BORN M A BARN. OP GEMilWt EUCIRICC WME ESr UP M MO M ASIMN.WO<MiaTliB ■MMMIIMA AC HPiliilC* N'EWS efj tu Sgt %mee F. Hangh. of Kershaw, is one of 1.294 hlgh.potet Army Tet> erans whom the Nary ta retaming to the States for discharge aboard the U.83. President Hayee, an attack transport of the Nary’s famed “Magic Carpet” fleet. This ship ta scheduled to arrlre in San Pedro about January t. Bennie P. Robinson. 29, second class, USNR, Careen, has been transferred from the cruiser UBS WUkee Barre of the North China Force and ta earoute home to bo die- charged from t^e Nary. Ellis Brewtngton. fireman, second class. Camden, ta getting reedy to rejoin the ranks of cirilians, togi^her with thousands of oChors going through tho Pearl Harbor Naral de mobilisation center beiuled for the States. ___ • • Andrew J. Oaten, ariattan machin ist’s mate, second class, of Kershaw, ta getting ready to rejoin tho ranks of cirilians, togethm' With thousands the of others going through Harbor Naral demobilisation headed for the States. Pearl center FINAL DISCHARGE Notice ta hereby glrmi that one month from this date^ on February Sth, 1946, Mrs. Emmie L. Jordan wiU make to tho Probate Court of Ker shaw County her final return as ad ministratrix of tho estate of S. R. J<mlan ^deceased, and on the same date she will ap^y to the said Court for a final discharge as said admin istratrix. N. a ARNETT. Judge of Probate for Kerahaw County Camden, 8. C., Jan. 2. 1946. 4S-46p AUDITOR’S NOTICE The County Auditor’s books are open and will-remain open throuidi February. 1941. for the purpose of taking tax returns. Biach tract of land in the ooonty must bo returned sep arately, glrlng locations of land ai4 boundaries and whether it ta cleared, timber or swamp land; also number of dwellings, tenant iusd other houses. Bach lot in Cities and Towns moat bo roturaed soparately, girlng stae^ location and number of buildings thereon and their ralne, also any buildings coBStmcted during 1946. Perponal property mnet be retamed also, and If you haro an automobita please bring your regtatrathm card. Tour falhire to make retams calls for a penalty aa mwserlbed hy law. Pleum do not wait until the last day to make yonr returns as this yshi tb«y requirs a great dMl more time to prepero than usnaL For the coaTSttlmiee of the tax pmr- ers, tho auditor will be at the follow. Ing designated plaees to assist tas taxpayers with their tax retams. Kershaw, February 6; Mt Ptagah, F^ruary 7; Bethuna, I^mary 12; WestTllls, February 14; Blaney, February 26; liberty Hill, Februaiy 28. FRBp M. COBURN, Auditor for Kerahaw County. Richard Wood, son of the evl Fairfax was a recent Ttaitor at the U. 8. Nasal Hospital at Charleston wbero bo mot and talked withoS2< R. 8. Whitaker of Kershaw. ‘ 81-c Albert Leeie Hare qf this city, who has served 17 months in tho Nary, has boon honorably dtaeharg- ed at the United States Naral Sepiura. tlon center at Charleston. William C. Ingram. Fl-c, USNR, hnsband of Mrs. Louise C. Ingram, of Kershaw, S. C.. ta one of 848 high- point Nary reterans whom the Nary ta rotuming to tho States for dis charge aboard the U.S.S. Makassar Straits, a carrier of the Nary’s famed “Magic Carpet” fleet. This ship left Quam, December 20, and ta scheduled to arrlre in San Diego abont January 2rd. Henry L. Deas, husband of Mrs. Myrtle Peas, of Kershaw. S. C., ta one of ^2 high-point Nary reterans whom the “Magic Carpet” is bringing back to the States aboard the U.S.8. Salt Laka City. d”The Japanese hare nine different words for father.” Sounds like an American household, on rlewing the old man in a gift tie. HNAL DISCHARGE Notice is hm'eby given that one month from this date on Febraary 21st, 1946, Elisa B. Brownlee will make to the Probate Court of Ker shaw County her final return as ad ministratrix of tho estate of W. J. Brownlee, deceased, and on the same date she will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Admin- Istratrix. 44.47e N.’0. Anett. Judge of Pi*"bute Camden, S. C., Jan. 16th. 1946. Valeh Oat far the Imahial After- Eflialt af a CaM t as ilreette aad uetlee hew amfiSinsfT’fti’vaw „ halt hettle to « better hetere you knew ▼snr ant dose tJkm ft the wenr Bret tom tekee light Sy'uJtatSgMHfiuy* Be get a hettle e< area sinTIfie ABmlslea tedey aad get retlat an as you h^i It gleeettatlii DeKALB FHAWMACV. Fheue BB Carol Cox Is Now In Marines For Two Years Carol R. Cox. former tootbaU play- er for the Clemson Ttgcre, haa en listed in the Marines for a two yem* hitch. He was sworn In January 8th by Captain T. H. Abbey, Jr., officer in Charge of the Marine Rectalting Station in Oolnmbia. Prt Cox already baa two brothers in the Marines, ono ta stationed on Guam and the other ohe to stationed on Trak, ; omo 'of the former Jap strongholds in the Pacific. It seems that football rans in the Cox family. Hugh, who ta stationed on Guam, played for the Unlrerslty of North C^ollna. and Dick, who ta on Truk, played for the University of Georgia. There Is a younger brother in high school who ta also homing up the gridiron. It seems that they hare a weakness, fer ’the Marines, too. Will the youngew brother enlist when he is old ei^ugh? The parents of the Marines are Mr. and -Mrs. J. C. Cox of Camden. What. Ima become of the old- fashioned wife srho fnsaed whenever her husband ssMked hs the house? Watch Your Kidneys/ Help Tliem Qeaase the Blood ot Harmful Body Waste Tear ktUsm are eaaetaBtly Sltarias . vaeto eMtlar (roai the Mood atteeai. Bm kMaeyaaowathaaalaf Isthairwork—do aai act aa Natere ieiasdad—fail to re- uora luirarttiai that. 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