The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 15, 1946, Image 8
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PAQE SIX
AN ORDINANCE
State of South Carolina
County of Kershaw
City of Camden.
Providing for the election of Mayor
and six Aldermen for the City of
Camden.
Be it ordained by the City Coun
cil of Camden, South Carolina, in
due swsion aesembled this 6tK day
of March, 1946:
Section 1. That an election be, and
is hereby ordered p) be held in the
City of Camden, on Tuesday, the 2nd
day of April, 1946, for the election
of a Mayor and six Aldermen. That
the polls open at 9 A.M. and close
at 5 P.M., in each ward. That due
notice of registration of the qualified
electors of the City of Camden, and
due notice of the places of election
be published accordihg'to law.'
Ratified in Council assembled this
6th day of March, 1946.
, F. N. McCORKLE,
Mayor of Camden, S. C.
THI CAMDIM CHXOWICLE. CAMDKW,^ PWIDAY, MAflCH IS, H»S
Dnmkei
Draws Heavy Rile *
Isaac McArthur, colored, arrested
by State Officer James Hammond for
driving drunk, was sentenced to pay
a fine of $100 or ?pend €0 days on the
gang by Magistrate Charley Bluther
Wednesday mom*ng.
AN ORDINANCE
' Providing for the Opening of the
Books of ^gistration for the quali
fied electors of the City of Camden
and for the election of a Mayor and
six Aldermen for the City of Cam
den, South Carolina.
■ Be it ordained by the City Coun
cil of the City of Camden, South
Carolina, in due session assernbled
the 6th day of March, 1946.
That tRe book of registration of
the City of Camden be opened-by the
Supervisor of Registration, in the
office of the City Clerk, Camden,
South Carolina, on the 18th day of
March, 1946, and remain open each
day for a period qf ten (10) days.
That an election for a Mayor and
six Aldermen for the* City of Cam
den, South Carolina, be held on Tues
day, the 2nd day of April, 1946; that
the polls will be open at 9 A.M. and
will remain open until 6 P.M. at the
following places:
Ward^No. 1—City Recorder’s (Jourt
Room.
Ward No. 2—City Filling Station.
Ward No. 3—Carolina Motor Orm-
car with McArthur.
Loat — Found
mond. Route, 3, Box 53.
er spaniel; one I
male airedale. LI
Wilson Mills, 189-J
Miaoellaneoua
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44sKtr
Notice
, NOTICE
tice is herwy nven,.
istration for the
that the
'“Si';
rard No. 4—John T Nettles’ resi
dence.
- Ward No. 5—Dr. R, E. Stevenson’s
residence.
' Ward No. 6—Mrs."C. M. Hough’s
residence.
That the following managers be
and are duly appointed to conduct
said election:
Ward No. 1—Mr. Jno. W. Wilson,
Mrs. John H. Hendrix, Mr. W. C.
Stewart.
Ward No. 2—Mrs. C. R. Lewis,
Mrs. William Johnson, Mrs. Clarence
Christmas.
Ward No. 3—Mrs. Geo. W. Wil
son," Jr., Mrs. Grace Rogers>s^ Mrs.
Joe Lewis, Mr. B. H. Baum.
Ward No. 4—Miss Loulie Whit-
aker,_Mr8. Ellen Nettles, Mrs. James
Chewning, Mrs. A. A. Reasonover.
Ward No. 3—Mrs. R. E. Stevenson,
Mrs. R. N. Shannon, Mrs. N. R
Goodale.
Ward NOv 6—Mrs. Hubert Wilson,
Mrs. C. M. Hough, Mrs. T. C. Glad
den. —
Ratified in Council assembled the
6th day of March, 1946.
F. N. McCORKLE,
Mayor City of Camden, S. C,
Attest: r
Louise W. Boykin,.
How WOMOfl
mayfetMIltedKfief
from fwmctto»»f porhJk polo
period of ten
open each
(10) days.
Louise W.
..
I W. Boykin,
(Supervisor of Regii
(62e)
HORSE AND EQUIPMENT
Bsla 4os to poNiy
Usaal pwiodw eeai
IkyCaMaL JtltlMlaa.:
to gU4 yea tfM. ,
CARDUl
lowing:
Miss Ace.
and other race horse equipment.
673.
New Equipment
FOR S^LE
• 3-4, 3, and 5 H. P. Air Compress
• 12 Cu. Ft. Quick Freeze Unit
or phosphate.
• Randall Rotary or Slinger
spreadera mounted on rubber.
• Tractor drawn atalk chopper.
end pump eervioe.
• Rubber tired, four wheel, Trj
wagons.
• New Holland Combination etation.
Body.
AlHa-Chalmera Parts And
Senrice
McLean Farm
Equipment
SUMTER, 8. C.
52-lc
— Phone 190
House for Sale
We will receive sealed bids until Mar. 18
ON
An 8-Room House
Located On LaFayette Awenue
This house was ccmatmcted of Number OnCLong-Leaf
.i
Pine lumber.
Property
CAMDEN BAPTIST CHURCH
Property to be bid upon as it stands,
purchaser to remove building from lot.
The church reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
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Addrew Bids
CAMDEN BAPTIST CHURCH
C O. Stogner
1119 Broad Street Camden, S. C
Buy-Sell- Rent
USE THE CHRONICLE
WANT ADS
AdvartisciMata under tbia haadhtg will
be charged for at tba Tate of 1 cent
per word. lltniiMim charge t% caitU.
Ads act in le potot type double chate** -
Cash must accompany ordar except
whera cuatomar has Ladser. Account
[ J Wantedr
'' CLERK WANTED—fountain and
front work. City Drug Co. 52p'
1 WANTED—Experienced typist ^
* sires' position in or around Caln-
den. Box 27, Camden, S. C.. 62p
Wanted—Delivery truck drlver^or
• wholesale and retail busineHs.
Answer Box "C.D,” cfo The
Chronicle, Camden, S. C. 62c
- WANTED AT ONCE—Share-crepp-r
r with one or two mulee, will furnish
) house, fertilizers, money, to right
party. Farm 6 miles east on Biahop-
vlile road. John Whitaker. Jr, 62-2c
i -
. WANTED—All the voters In- Ward
P 4 to belnire and come dnt and vote
* Tuesday. March 19. Polls open from
-^9 until 6 o'riock p. m. at Mr. John
• T. Nettles’ home, corner Lyttleton
1 and Laurens streets. D. J. Creed,
r 1 ^
D OUR GINNERY wUI close for tM
D season on Friday afternoon, Mam
1 22. Pleiase gin your cotton by that
time. Kindly remind your neigh
bors to gin their cotton before
then also. Southern Cotton Oil
• company. 62c
g WANTED—To buy pine and
i hardwood timber of all de-
1 scriptions. N. W. Seegars
y Lumber Company, Camden,
5 S. C. 61-lOp
* SECRETARIAL POSITION
OPEN—with largest textile
>• firm in South Carolina, in
I one of best upstate cities,
E good living conditions and
pay. Prefer lady 25 to 35
" years with college or busi^
^ ness school education. Must
h be neat and well poisecT'^o
r. handle office and callers.
I* All replies confidential.
Write “Secretarial” care of
1. Camden Chronicle.
g WANTED—A sales lady to selPLuz-
ier’s cosmetics in Camden a^ lur-
rounding territory. If interested,
g address Mrs. S. L. Smith, 316 West
Pine, Florence, S. C., or phone 634-
„ J. 60-62p
WANTED—Small modem house in
' Camden and 26 to 200 acres land
within 6 milee of Camden by vet-
. eran. Give full i>articularB. 60-lp
MALE HELP WANTED—Opportunity
of lifetime supplying DDT and
other profitable products to farm
ers in Kershaw county. No exper
ience or capital required. Must have
' auto, good references.. Permanent.
Write or wire McNESS COM-
•• PANT, Dept T, Chandler Bldg.
y Baltimore 2, Md. 60-lp
'* WANTED—Houseworker, own room
and bath; small family; state age,
* references and salary; small fam
ily. Brotddyn, New York. Apply
Box *‘AK”, care of The Chronicle,
Camden. 4$-lp
* WANTED—To ooy need forqitnri,
* odd pieeea and general foraltomi
Camden Famiture Co. Phone 16$
'* litfe
■ WANTED—All people suffering from
L kidney tronble or backache to try
1 Klddo, $1.00. Money back guaran
tee. At DeKalb Pharmacy. 46-lSp
WANTEDi—Man with electrical m-
perience to assist In shop. ApiJy
Electric Service and Appliance
Shop (next door to Belk's Dept.
Store) Camden. S. C. 46tf
For Rent
)0 YOUR OWN FLOORS—It’s easy.
Our easy-to-operate high-spe^
floor Sander available at low rates.
We sell everything to make i,ol4
floors look like new. Camden Fur
niture Co., Telephone 156. (52e)
For Sale
FOR SALE—'Laundry Heater almost
new. Price $8.00. T. O. Lee, Lugoff,
S. C. 52p
FOR SALE—Twa lou on Maroney
Hill next to MeCaskill gin. Apply
Pauline Lynn. 407 DeKalb St. 62p
FOR SALE—New Myers Shallow,
well pump and tank, at my home.
Mrs. J. R. Mol..eod. Camden. S. Q.,
RL One. » 53-lp
BABY CHICKS—Good Quality. Send
for Price List and ^ve Money.
W'ORTHWMILE CHICKS, 101 W.
North Ave„ Baltimore 1, Mary
land. 494p
ATTENTION PEANUT GROWERS—
We have on hand .Virginia JMU|ch
, leed' peanuts shelled and treated
ready to plant; In 100 lb. bags, 26c
lb. We can furnish land plaster and
sulphor. Leland F. Colvin. 1302
Broad St., Camden, S. C. Phone
224-W. 62-2p
FOR SALE—One hydraulic ram No.
2, 700 gaL capacity daily; one 600-
gal. cypress tank with IQOO foot 1-2
rlacb galvanized pipe. All in good
' condition. Will sell at half price.
Reason for selling, installing elec
tric system. P. D. Stokes, Cassatt,
R-2. 62p
FOR SALE—19 acres good farming
land on Lockhart road. Bounded on
north by Mary Jones;’on East by
the Lockhart road; the south by
Alex Boons, and on west by Jason
Maloney. If Interested see Bertha
A. Duren, Kershaw, S. C., Rt. 2, Box
67. 62-lp
FOR BALE—Coker 100 and 4-1 cotton
seed, also a few bags of Wilds 16
Germination from 68 to 80 percent
one year from breeder. Price 17.60
per 100. Call Lex Watts. Kershaw,
S. C. 62-7c
FARM MACHINERY—In Stock: Sat
isfaction guaranteed on everything
we sell. Hammw Mills, heavy duty,
very strong; Tractor Plows; Pick
up Hay Balers; Heavy duty disc
Harrows; Milking machines - Com
bine belts and parts; Tractor Hy
draulic Loaders, front end; Tail
gate lime and. fertilizer sprpaders;
Corn Pickers - - Tractor Wood
Saws; Corn Shellers - Mule Weed-
ers; Discs, Power. Lifts and Parts
for Athens Plows; We overhaul
tractors, power anits, combines,
farm machinery; Diesels' etc,;
I^ainting, welding, steam cleaning;
Hickory Wagons; Stalk Cutters;
Two and four wheel trailer wagons;
Some sizes large' tractor tires;
Builders Cement and Mqrtarmiz;
Electric Churns; EHectrlc 'F^bcera;
Radios; 28” and .30” Saw Blades;
Belting; Lifetime service toy wag
ons; Large stock of parts for trac
tors, combines, plows, barrows,
power units, mowers, etc.;'Electric
Water Systems; Small Electric
Heaters.
Items Not Yst In Stock: Place
your order now for early delivery
of: Kaiser.Fraser Tractors, Equip
ment and Rototillers (with your
local Dealer);'Hercules Power Unit
for gin, sawmill, etc.—fuel, gasoline
or Diesel type; Cockshntt Oomblns,
Grain Drills, etc.; Dexter Washing
Machines; LeRoy Spreaders; Rome
Harrotrs; Athens Plows; Aermotor
Water Systems; Turner Sawmills;
Nsw-Holland "Automaton” pick-up
Hay Baler; Aluminum Roofing, and
many other Items. Everything we
sell must be satisfactory or your
money back—3 days trial. That is
why we have so many hundreds of
satisfied customers from the Moun
tains to the Ocean. No overage or
carpring chargee on time deals—
only simple-6 percent Interest
“Help the poor man—don’t hurt
him.” Green Harvester Company,
Henry b. Green, Owner, Columbia,
S. C.. Phone 27708. 62-2c
FOR SALE—69 acres, good three
room house, new bam, well. 160
acres cut in small tracts to suit
purchaser. Two story good house,
electric lights, new barn, pump,
with 236 acres. All tracts luvs long
paved highway (No. 34) frontage.
Miss Annie Mobley, 406 - LaurMU
St, Camden. - sftfe
BORA GOOD BREAD!
THERE’S NO LOST ACTION WITH FRESH YEASTI
And FleiBchm^’s Yeast goes right to work
because it’s activdy fireehi No waiting—no extra steps—
Fleiechmann’s fresh Yeast ha^ give full delicioos bread
flavor, tendw smooth texture—per/eef fireshneea.
IF YOU BAKE AT HOM^ always aak for
Fleischinami’s active freah Yeast with the
familiw yellow label DependaUe-
Amarica*8.frivorita for over 70 years.
FOR Sale—New .si aatomatle plsteL
Aleo new saddle and bridle. Call
60<-R. • » ^
FOR SALE—One 10 ft McCray dis
play meat counter. In good con
dition. O. W. Bowlers, 8 miles east
of Camden, on Blshopville highway
34. WP
FOR BALE—1932 nuklel A-For^ good
tires, motor in fair condition, price
$125. Phone 6a8-R. 2 miles north of
^Cantden on Highway No. t. Sic
FOR Bale—Baby carriage and«high
chair. Phone 249, Bus Station. 82c
FOR SALE—Electrolux, refrigerator,
'In’ good condition, also Majestic
rangs, all enamsl, green and ivory.
Mrs. Prank Watts, 1110 Pair SL,
(^mden, S. C.
1942 FORD ptckrUR- ln perfect con
dition. radio and heater. C^n be
seen on Highway No. 1, about 1 1-2
miles from Camden, known as Mc
Kinley Brown place, near Hasty’s
and Bclk’s garage. At preeenV a
windmill in back yard. J. P. Gur^
ganus. ‘ l>3p
FOR bale—Rabbits, poultry and
eggs. Young or old. See stock at
P. McLure, 818 Campbell St., Cam
den, S. C.H-3P
OUR GINNERY will close for the
season on Friday afternoon, March
22. Please gin yotir cotton by that
time. Kindly remind your neigh
bors to glh their cotton before
then also. Southern Cotton Oil
company. .. • B2c
FOR SALE—McCray Electric Frigl-
daire, a complete unit made of
solid oak in excellent condition.,
6 ft. 3 In high, 71-2 ft wide. 34
inches deep; weights around 7 or
8 hundred 'jiounds, ideal for Com
mercial-uses, can also be used for
home, has ice making unit capable
of making 120 cubes one nch
square. Priced at $160 cash; can
” be seen at Luther T. Pate, Jr., on
Highway 34, 8 miles from Cam
den. V 62p
TRACTORS—Tractors and Rototill
ers are coming soon—with wonder
working equipment and imple-
^ments, hydraulically operated. Made
“^by Kalser-Frazer • - -; embodying
latest impronements and advant^
ages ... fast strong, efficient
economical. A modern dealw to be
in each South Carolina County.
Walt and try a Kalser-Fraser Trac
tor before you buy. Remember, any
thing from Green’s must be satis
factory or your money back.—8 days
trial. Ask any farmer in South Car
olina. No overage or carrying
charges on time deals—only simple
6 percMit Interest. “Help the poor
man—don’t hurt him.” Green Dis
tributing Company, Henry D. Green
Owner, State Distributor, 9031-2
Huger Street, Columbia, South Car.
olina. Phone 27708. 52-2c
■ III I 1.1 III
POWER UNITS—We expect to soon
have a carload of Hercules Power
Units—sizes up to 200 H.P., bum-
inx fuel, ^soline, or Diesel. Over
hi^ of this carload already add.
If you need a r^iable, economical
' power unit to pull gin, sawmill,
etc., please phone, write or Mi ns.
As distributors of these fine en^nes
we will render our usual sxceuent
service—large stock of parts, riiop
and mechanics. It will pay you to
investigate Hercnles More yon
buy. Anything from Green’s must
be sati^actory or your money
back—3 days trial. The hurgM* units
have startera, lights, hi-temp and
low-oil cut offs and other lateet
improvements. There is absolutely
no better power than Hercules—
fully guaranteed. No overage or
carnring charges on tims dMls
only simple 6% interest ’’Hsljp the
B tor man—don't hart him." Green
arvester Company, Henry D.
Green, owner. Phone 27708, Colum
bia, S. C. 52T2c
Prof6s$iN3l All:;
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ML First Tuesday _
Month, At $ P.
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munity HeZi
bers art
attend
Visiting
'are always i
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FlnanekiT|j
D. C DIXON’S
HOUSE j
Wg handle a complete line •.
women and children’s shoes, |2
Work ClouZ
all kinds. Also a wide
notions.. "W
CAMDEN, 8. C.
Phenigl
951 Broad Bt.
First Class i
. Nunerii_^Stoek
Just received 500 —tT Iiuq
pyraeantha and roses,: $1 A) to
while they last
Complete line of —|rsm;
At entrance to Cemetery
CAMDEN NURSERT
Cam(l«M. 8. C. j
Phone 1tBJ
WILLIAM W. BATES
Special Afent
New York Life tnewranoe Q
* Reaidence Phone 22W
Office Medloal Bldg. PtoM
Comer Lyttleton-and DeKsBI
Painting
Attd
Paperhangiitt
•r.ir •
Eddie Nolan I
FOR BALE—Giant Strata Crotalaria
seed, 15c pound. B. 8. Young, WeeU
villo, 8, C. 60-5$f
HOGS FOR BALE—Nice Pigs, $7 to
$12.60; shoats, $16*to $20; breed
sows. $22 to $36. Mrs. Nell L. Smith.
1215 Littleton Street. Phone S61-J,
Camden, S. C. 60-62c
DeLOACH’S GROCERIES—
909 Chturdi Street—Fancy
Groceries, Fruits, Drinks,
Cwdy, Cigarettea.. Jt*a a
pleasure to herve you. Mattie
F. Pavia DeLoech. 52-2p
REMBERT’B CAMELLIAS—460 va
rieties to choose from., 12 kinds
^w blooming . all sizes - some fine
.specimen plants and many grafts
of rare varieties. Come select
yours. Mrs. Robert Rembert, Rem-
berL 8. €. ggty
—Give To The Red Ctom!-
Stein’s Paint
last DeKalb Btrset
House Painting
Inside and Outaids
Owed «M Opnmted'Br'i
ARCHIE J. fTEIN
Phone t2BJ
Weatherstripe
Matter Metd
Weatheretrip
Karsha# toi
GUY PLANING MILL I
LUMBER COMPANY
Phona 241—Camdai
L. H. King, Eat Ea^
PRE-WAR STANDAIIH
METAL
Weatherstrifl
Sold and Inatallad by*
E. E. VEITB
The only factory aqpiAl
and Irainad mochaaiehi
P.a Bos 1161
Florence, 5. C
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RECAPPIN
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