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mm CAMOKW CHWOillCLC CAMDU. •OUTM CAWOUWA, WUPAY. FElHUAltY 1, Need For Student Nurses In view of the existluK * need for nuraM (200,000) thronghoat the cpfuv trj, the Medical Coilege of Stpth Carolina School of Noreing i« making aq effort'to enroll a large number of student noraee. The following is a communication receired b y The Chronicle for imblication: “The need for nurses' did not end with V-J Day. The wounded soldier was not miraculously''healed by the cessation of hostilities. Also, new fields are opening about the Presi dent's plan for a National Health Program. Industries ..are employing nurses in ever increasing numbers to insure health to their employees and their families, hence the increasing demand for nurses. “Prerequisites for entrance to the school of nursing of .tke Medical Col lege of the State of South Carolina io gPaduatlon from high school. Prefpr* ence is given to students in the up per one third of thehr class and to those with college preparation. Ap plicants meeting entrance require ments are receired from any part of the state. “To meet the emergency all tuition fees hare been suspended for the next year at least. Unifornas, books, room, board and laundry are free to stu dents. 'The course is for three years and good scholarship Is expected. “Graduates become registered nur ses with the degree of R. N. upon satisfactorily passing the licensing examination given by the State Board of Nurse Examiners. "Applications may be directed to Miss Marguerite Andell, Director ot Nursing. Roper Hospital, Charleston. S. C.” Seeds forSale .^Kobe Lespedeza Coker 100 Wilt Resistant Cotton Seed Germination Orer 90 Per Cant $ Feed and Seed Oats Ful-O-Pep Feeds Baby Chicks After February 9th The Camden Feed & Seed Co. SOUTH BROAD STREET Camden, S. C. Phone 429-W KbrshaW County Men Enfist In The Nayy It was announced hare today that 2 Kershaw county men were recent ly'enltated in the Navy through the Columbia Subutalkm. Chief D. L. Jonea is tn charge of the atatioa which included Kershaw county and he stated that many mors men are urgently needed to man our Urge peacetime navy and relieve the umb who have had long toura of wartime doty. Men« between the agea of 17 and 30 ate urged to contact a Navy RecruitM' at once and get fall infor mation on the wonderful opportuni ties offered by the peacetime navy Men who h*ve been recently dieebarg- ed should get full iufonnatkHi^on the attractive offers to re-enllst within 20, SO or 00 days from date of dia- ebarge. Pull information may be ob tained at the Navy.. Recmiting Sub station, third Floor City Hall. Colum bia or' from the traveling recruiter who ia in Camden at the Post Office each Thursday. 'Those enlisted were: Robert Lewis Vincent and Manley Junior Pnnlken- berry of Kershaw, and 'Bill Jones HIg* gis of Uberty HIU. Gas Prices Are On Down Grade Buy-Sell-Rent USE THE CBKONCIf WANT ADS AdvM-ttovmsats uadsr this headlac wiO bs ebargsd for at the rats of .1 esat psr word. Mininum chargs 2S cents. Ada set in 10 point tjrpe double charge. Cash must accompany order. except where customer has Ledger Account. Logk — Found lost—Small Bulova watch, on Jan. 18. in or around the Camden theatre. Full value of watch will be paid to finder if returned to Eddie Nolan, P. O. Box 203. . For Solo LOST—Ration books No. 4, issued to Lizzie Bums. Adam Dennis, Flor ence Dennis and Mary Mitchell. Boykin, S. STRAYED—From home Sunday night a dark Brlndle Cow. Notify Mrs. Frank Jordan, 915 Fair St or Phoned 561-J. LOST—Ladies' EHgin Wrist Watch between 1314 Fklr St and Presby- terian church. Flndw please return and receive reward. Mrs. Joe S. 'Thomas, 1814 Fair St.. Camden. 4«p LOST—One man's Parker Fountain Pen. Wednesday night or Thursday morning. Finder please return and receive reward. J. H. Hammond, Cut Rate Drag Co., Camden 4gp lost—Female Wire fox terrier, four old, black and white, name “Jenny." J. A., Laird, Lyttleton St (3all 563-J. - 45-46P Wanked A general reduction in wholeaale prices of gasoline in the States of North Carolina and South Carolina and in part of Tennessee. Virginia, and West Virginia, was announced by the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, effective January 23rd. Hie price reduction varies with locality, ranging up to 1 l-4c per gallon, de pending on method of supply and dia-. tance from supply points. Some looal- itieg are not affected becuae of exist ing subnormal prices. Price reduction in kerosene and heating oil to wholsaalsrs in part of the same area, but not inclnding West Virginia, will be made in the nea# —small tricycle suitable for future. The reductions are made possible, according to the announcemenL by increased efficiency and reduced cost in distribution. ency X Weatherstrips Cattlkkif Master Metal Weatherstrip Saties knd S^^Qrice Senrichif Kershaw ami Lee Counties GUY PLANING MILL Sl LUMBER COMPANY Phone 241-—Camden L. H. Kinf, Esi. Engr. WANTED—To Buy Com. Will pay market price. Shealey’s Market, Camden. S. C. WANTED—Houseworker. own room and bath; small family; state age, references and salary; small fam ily. Brooklyn. New York. Apply Box "AK”, care of The Chronicle, Camden. 4$-lp an eighteen months old child. See Mrs. J. H. McLeod, LaFayette St., Camden. 48c WANTED—Sharecropper with small family for a one horse farm. Good farm land, housd, wood and water available. Convenimitly located to school and church. Apply to Box "S”, care of 'The Chronicle, Cam den, S. C. , 48-47p FOR SALE—Young and older Squabs pr^ucing pairs of pigeons. Phone 281. ' " FOR SALE—Three piece pre-war living room suite in excellent eon- dklon. Phone 457. - 48p SOrr RECEIVED—Two 8.25 x 20 'Track Tires, 10 ply. Western Auto Assoc, store. ^46c FOR SALE—New German P-38. Also Walther 32 that has never been fired. Holster for each. Call 806-R. 46p FOR SALE—2 work horses. S1-2 years j old. See J. E. Stewart, route 3, box 103, Camden, S. C. 46p FOR SALE—One Heavy duty 750x20 10 ply 'fruck tire, 1 Heavy duty 750x20 8 ply truck tire. Duro Tile and Block Co., Highway No. 1, Camden. 48p ProfessioDal Aid. .., Business Card DIXON’S SHOE SHOP HAVE YOUR SHOES REPAIRED EXPERT REPAIRMEN Shop leeated 5 doors bolow ( C. Dixon's Barsain House, y, der the management ef Mr. j i Rowell. WE GUARANTEE SATISEACTIC Ml Broad SL Camden, s FOR SALE—Lespedeza, Kobe and Korean. See M. L. DuVal, Boykin, S. C. 48c FOR SALE—John Deere 12A, Com bine. Used only one season. See M. L. DuVsI, Boykin, S. C. 46c FOR SALE—One Burroughs Adding Machine practically new. DeKalb ■ Bike Shop. Cam^pP- 48p FOR SALE—Mare Mule, in g;ood con dition. Reasonable price. Apply to Arthur Stokes at Courthouse or Mrs. L. L. WesL 2121-2 HsUe Street. 46p First Class Nursery Stock Just received 500 red.berri« pyraeantha and roaaa, $1JX) sac while they Ikat, Complete line of Evergreens. At entrance to Cemetery Gate CAMDEN NURSERY- Camdenu S. C. Phone 19tJ Box 13 WILUAM W. BATES Special Agent - New York Life Insurance Co. Reeidenee Phone St1-J Office Medical Bldg. Phene 4 Corner Lyttleton and DoKalb Sta JUST RECEIVED—New shipment of Vigoro, 5 lbs. to 100 lbs. package Western Auto Assoc, store. 48c FOR SALE—8-room house, situated on approximately 2 acres of land, miming water and lights, located about two miles East of Camden, on highway No. 1. McKinley Brown, Camden, ^1. 46? CEDAR FOR SALE—A quanUty of cedar on the stump for sale, see or write F. E. Green,- Lancaster, S. €.. Route 4. 48-48C WANTED—To tmy used furniture. '^'Odd pieces and general fnmltura. Camden Furniture Co. Phone 158 lltfe “Almost any time is harvest time” “One of the best things about pulpwood is that a farmer can cut and haul it whenever it’s convenient. Time of year doesn’t make much difference. “Pulpwood lets you make good use of time and equipment that would otherwise be idle. Itl an extra cash crop that’s always there when other crops lag and you need money. “I never fully realized the value of my farm woodlot till the war taught me how t<> turn pulpwood into money; but'from now on, I’m counting on pulpwood as part of my income every year.” WANTED—All psopis suffering from kidney trouble qr backache to try Kiddo, 11.00. Money back gnaran- tee. At DeKalb Pharmacy. 45-18p WANTED—Man with electrical ex perience to assist in shop. Apply Electric Service and Appliance Shop (next door to Belk's Dept. St<M'e) Camden. S. C. 45tf HELP WANTED—MAN or WOMAN —Physically able and willing to serve 300 customers on loCdl route,’ for about 340.00 weekly—experience unneceesary—a g e no handicap. Write J. R. Watkins, Dept S-3. Richmond, Virginia. ' 46-47p MALE HELP WANTED—Opportunity of lifetime supplying DDT and other profitable products to farmers in Kershaw County. ‘ No experience or capital requited. Must have auto, good references. Permanent Write or wire McNESS COMPANY, Dept T, Chandler Bldg., Baltimore 2, Md. 45-46P FOR SALE—Fine Milk 0>w, freehen any day. N. S. Richards, Liberty Hill. 8. C. 45-48P FOR SALE—300 pounds of Stuart pecans. 30c per pound if called for. Mrs. J. T. Gettys, Logoff. 8 C. 45-46P FOR SALE—Tuxedo Feeds — The Feeder's Silent Partner,' All types of feeds for poultry and livestock. McLeod ft McLauchlin, Bast De Kalb'St., Camden. Phone 53. 43-48c FOR SALE—FERTILIZERS—We now have on hand an ample supply of Armour fertilizers ready for deliv ery. McLeod ft McLanchlln, Ekist DeKalb St, Camden. Phone 63. 43- 48c 'OR SALE—Shrabbery. Large Arbor Vltaes, Junipers, Pyracanthaa, etc. Camillas and Azaleas a specialty. .Mrs. Charles Emanuel, Borden Nur sery. Rembert, S. C., Phone mral 2303. 3648c MZscellaneoas ■ I AM PREPARED to render any kind of paint work interior or erterior. No Job too large, none too small. Experienced men with proper equip ment to do your Job. Paint Con tractor, L. L. Elliott 1704 Fair St.. Camden, Phone 684.R. 44-47p NOW you can see the one and only Bendix automatic home laundry- tmly a washday miracle—dees a complete washing and you never wet a finger. Drop in today and see this machine. Electric Service and Appliance Co, (Next door to Belk's). 29c NOW AVAILABLE—Repair parts for all make electric ranges. New high speed units carried in stock, replaces solid tbp units, brings your old range up-to-date. Electric Serv ice and Appliance Shop, next door to Belks. 28o Sh.. America’s Sixth Largest Industry Offers Jobs in the Woods and at Mills APPLY U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE; VICTORY PULPWOOD CAMPAIGN VICTORY PULPWOOD COMMITTEE LOCAL COMMITTEE L. E. SMITH, CkaJnum EARNEST NUTTING D. J..CREED L. W. BOYKIN, M W. C. MeCARLEY DftCQSTA BROWN DON'T W4STi >RiCIOUS TIME ★ ' CUT TOR QUALITY WOOD •ALEB AND SERVICE—Commercial Refrigeration equipment Bendix bpme lanndry equipment Case farm machinery. Repair parts for gU , electric ranges. Earle L. Kirby. ■ ■ ■ FOR SALE • Allia^halmera B-IS Power Unit •All Steel, All Purpoce Spreaders, S ft long, for dietrlbuting lime, phoephate or fertilizer. Equipped with rotary and regutatori. • Randall Rotary or Slinger type Spreader mounted on rubber. • Four Wheel, rubber tired. Trac tor Wagons strongly constructed. • New Holland Combination Wood SawB. Can be mounted on Trac tor or used stationary. • 9k> 11/2, S, and 5 H.P. Air Com- praaaort. ■'•20" Cutaway Harrow Disc. •24^ and 28" Athens Oiac for Till, or Ploeva. ALLIGCHALMERS PARTS AND SERVICE. McLean Farm Equipment SUMTER, t. C. PHONE ISO REMBERT’S CAMELLIAS—460 va rieties to choose from. 12 kinds now bloomihg . all sizes - some fine specimen plants and many grafts of rare varieties. Cktme select yours. Mrs. Robert Rembert, Rem- bert S. C. 36tf FOR SALE—Nice small farm two miles from Rembert. g, C. 41 acres, about 28 acres open, balance in woods. Good pulp wood. Pour room celled house, painted and screened. Two porches. Deep well pump. Near schools, bus lines, and church. Mae Burgess, care of Camden Furniture Co., Camden. 8. C. 45-46p FOR SALE—69 acres, timber, good fanning land, stream, new 3 room bow. bam, well, facing paved highway 34. electricity available. Also 156 acre* for aale as a whole. 190 acres to be sold in small tracts to suit purchaser. All tracts with l»v^ highway frontage. Hardwood timber, pine trees, stream and farm ing land. Miss Annie Mobley, 1116 ^,^I^JGeton3treet^amdenj^^_^43-^ Singing Convention Painting • And* Paperhanging Eddie Nolan Stein’s Paint Shop Eaat,peKalb 9tr—t Hooso PftintiBg CoMinIcton Insido aiui Ontsido Owned and Oparntad By ARCHIE J. miN Phone 22Gi 416 C. Beat Liberty 8L. Soitar. 21 CHICK FEED—Get a bag of tbat got Spartan AU-Maah Btartar for yoi chlcka and give them the rlidit atai Only the one feed la aU yon need t carry them through the tnt U weeks Bay Spartan today ai chase your chick worrlea away.- Whltaker ft Company, CaaMan, I C- 44bM Retail Meat Market •Slftuflitermir •Meat Caring •ProcftMuic— Vegetablea • Fruita • Maata and Poultry ffLockera Camden Frozen Foods, Inc. Rutledge St.*—Camden, SC The Kershaw County Singing Con vention will be held Sunday, Feb ruary 3 at 2:30 o'clock at the Church of God at Camden. All singers are in-i vlted to attend. If you would like to have the convention at your church meet me there Sunday. President, Willie J. Btanham. PRE-WAR STANDARD METAL Weatherstrips Sold and Inatallod by— E. E. VEITH « Tbo only factory equqipad and trained mechanic in An P. O. Box 1161 Elorenoo, S. C RECAPPING Is Here To Stay BECAUSE IT PAYS TO RECAP We Guarantee Our Work Clarkson lire'Service WMoaub’siMi