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/ r p> F.,-'-, a .\'. PAOl ElOHT mmBaBsaiBssa THE CAMDEN CHBONICLE, CAMDEN, EOUTH CANOLIJIA. EWIDAV, Al»mt i> 1H> Buy-Sell-Rent USE THE CHRONICLE WANT ADS AdvertiMQMnU uBder.UUa heading wiU h* chiu'ved for at Uio rata cf I cent par ' word. > Mlnlmuin cbarsa zS canta. Ads sat In 10 point typa doubts chares. Cash muBt accompany order except where customer baa Ledser, Account. Wlbted WANTEO^To rent a four or .fl^e- room houde. Call 678-W / 3c WANTED—Experieifced heip to work Hr dry-gofita store. Apply In per ■"son. J. Ross. 932 Broad street. • ■ WANTED-^; Job /4s general office worker, bookkMper or typist, can give refifereneps. Cleo Barfield, car of The Chr^lcle, Camden. 3p WANTE and f apart or n mmedlately by veteraP y, 2-4 rdom unfurnished nt. Preferably- In Camden on bus route. Apply C. J. Lost Found Jack Corbett Says Camden Is An Ideal J^lace -p^ ' Jack Corbeth formerly manager of the Syracuse Chiefs of the Interna tional League, and who brought his squad to Camden for spring training in 1938 says that North and South Carolina are better for major league and International league Jeams for LOST—RatloQ Book No. 4 issued to Artis E. Welch, Rt. 1, Camden. 3p LOAT—Aatlon Books No. Four issneh to Horace Benson CorbetL John icershfw CSorbett, and Delphino' training than is Florida. Pran9es Corbett. ' 3p jn a.North Hollywood. Cal., paper ' ^ ' « I the sport columlst says that Corbett LOST—Dark mouse-coloreb Horse n^yer did like Florida as a place'toMhe Sumter school spent the week-end Mule, lost last Thursday, last seen tygin in fact San Franando In Call- *• home. In the Blaney section. Finder wiHitornla ft far superior for the reason receive reward.-Rev. G. B. Tillman, that there^ya a scarcity of “Charley Box 1, Camden. 8. C. 2-3p Weekly News Letter FromUbo-ty^ At the <iAs|[ch Sunday the morning service was conducted by Elder L. P. Thompson who announced'that on the -third Sunday of April Rev. C. M._Richards will preach and com munion .services will be held. Sunday School superintendent W. E. CSin- ningham was called away during the exercises of tbe sehool to attend a forest fire, as township fire warden. Mfts.Callie Jones of the Columbia Court Cfives Him A Month to Get Well; Then Acts Thirty DajNi 0» <Chaim Gnnf Wao Thirty Dayo Comhif To Offemkr Thirty days after he had been ar- rected and charged with the posses sion' and transportation of illegal For Sal# Uhe sport columlst says that Corbett j "^hcml and Miss Marion Richards of|iiquor, Jerry Salmond, color^, began the serving of a thirty day sentence ... , A _ on the Kershaw county chkingang- . MIm DlHftn Cfteen^ of Lant^ter, ^ February 19, Salmond, with one Co»f«e spent last McCorthaf also colored, were in •rses” that come so often to with friends here and ^ ^ players Ip. tho Florid?, camps. tended the entertainment at the com-northern suburb of Says Jack to the columlst. 'Tf look- munity house for the soldier boys. 1 r-mden. McCortha juftip^ out of the Ing fo^ an Ideal spot to t*-aln a Jail / Cap'am A. C.^Cureton^ Jr., ^s Jf^'^car after the crash and fled. He was .an club for the majors or AAA league - ^ - p. In the southeast, go to Camden. S^ home of his parents. Mr. rand rby 238, Camden. 3-4p teachers WANTED—For vacan cies In hl^h and elementary grades for 1946-’47 session.- Apply, stating all qualific ations, to B.' E. 'Living ston. Shpt., Antioch High School, lioute 1, Camden 8. C. • 3tf WANTED—To buy pine and ' hardwood timber of all de scriptions.' N. W. Seegars Lumber Company, Canqden, _s.jc. ®y ^ HELP WANTED—Man or Woman— We haye a fine established local route available. Good .hours. Reg ular customers. Average 840 to $50 weekly. Write vThe J^. R. Watkjns - Co., Dept, 8-3, Richmond. Va. ^-4p SECRETARIAL POSITION , OPEN—with largest textile fimr^ia South Carolina,^ in one of bast upstate cities, good Inriiig conditions and pay. Prefer lady 25 to 35 years witfi college or busi ness school education Must bo neat and well poised to handle office and ^ callus. All replies confidentiaL Write **Secretarial*' cmf d Camden Chronicle. WANTED—To Duy used fumttttls, odd piessa and general furnlturs. Camden Furniture Co. Phone iSf IStfc WANTED—Man with electrical ex perience to assist-4n shop. Apply Electric Service and Appliance ■ Shop (next door to Belk’s ,Dept. 'Store) Cftmden, 8. C. 46tf WANTED^AIl people suffering from kidney trouble or backache to try Ktddo, ll.OOv Money back gnaran- *tse. At DsKalb Phghnacy. 4S-13p MALE HELP WANTED—Opportun ity 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. Perm anent. Write or wire McNBSS COMPANY. Dept. T. Chandler Bldg., Baltimore 2. Md. l-tp FOR SALE—Coal furnace and Jacket heater. Telephone 84-J. * -Sp^ FOR SALE—30 bushels of Velvet! C. There/^ou will find a fine park. Beans $6 per bushel. W. J. Pow- tine hotels a club house that care ers. Route 1. Kershaw. 8. C. 3p,for two teams without difficulty. I double shower rooms, extra fields to turned from a Florida-trip and te'at JUST RECEIVED—500 only 23x42 use and In my opinion Just the right . i. .. j j Turkfth ToWels A jejif value. At'weather. In which to oonditlon a ball( V^efk the soldier boys who attend^ So club tnat opens in the north In April." reception at the community ursued by Statc^ Officer Jimmie Mrs. a: C. Cureton. I Misses L-ouflft. Jenrile and Annie nabb^ him the follom^^ i^^^ Jones were recent shopping visitors mg. McCortha was charged with dm- mg drunk and having^ and transporta tion of illegal liquor. He was'fined were to the town of^Grear Palish In mentioning Iq this column last Newberrys. ^ 1 FOR SALE—No. 1 Peavlne Hay atjoOROTHY LAMOUR’8 $40 per ton delivered. A. R. Hol-[ WORSES TRAINED land, Rt. 1. Camdeh, S. C. . 2-4p SHORTAGE MERCHANDISE—New shipment genuine Rubber Balls, all-metal Racing Cars, Childrens Color and Paint Books, New Pic ture Puzzles, at Ne.wberrys. ^3c FOR SALE—Blue Diner Restaurant 41-2 acres, house, 32 000.00 pash. U. 8. No. 1, North of Camden. 2-3p FOR SALE—50 bu. Coker lOO strain 4, 1 year from breeder. Germina tion' 79^ price 32.00 per bu. L. O. Funderburk. Camden, S. C. 8c? ago. JUST RECEIVED—100 pairs Dutch Style Kitchen Curtains. Gingham top with whits ruffle, full sfte at New berryg. 3c FOR SALE—Black Horse Mule' about 12 yrs. old. Reasonably priced. Mrs. Frank Braoey, 725 Walnut S., Cam den, 8. C. - Sc FOR SALE—1935 1 1-2 ton Chevrolet Stake-body Truck. Price, reason able.. C. C. CroU’ey, Rl. 1. Camden. 8. C. 2^ FOR SALk or INSTALL on commis sion two 3x7 nickle slot pool tables. C. C. Crolley, Louftrille, Caijiden, 8. C.^2-8c? J^OR SALE-«-Oiie Japonica. 10 to 12 feet high; Camlllla Chandella Bls- gans, at my home, one mile west of .Newberry, S. C,, Helena, 8 C, 2-6p BABY CHICKS—Good Quality. Send for Price List and Save Mopey. WORTHWHILE CHICKS, 101 W. North Ave., Baltimore 1, Mary land. ' 49-4p 'MUesUansong CHICK FEED—Get a bag of that good Spartan All-Maah Starter Tor'yoar chlck|,,and give them the right etari Only the one feed la all you need to carry them through the first ten ~ weeks Buy Spartan today and chase your chick worries away.— Whitaker A Company. Camden. 8 C. 44ebtf REMBERT’S CAMELLIAS—460 va rieties to choose, from. 12 kinds now blooming . all sites'- some fine specimen plants and many grafts of rare varieties. C^me select yours. Mrs. Robert Rembert, Rem- bert, S. C. 38tf FOR SALE—1931 Ford Model A tu- dor Sedan. Excellent mechanical condition. Ehctra one wheel, two rear hubs an one tire. Cash price 3250.00. R. A. Witherspoon! Rem bert. S. C. Sp PLANTS FOR SALE—Chrysanthe mums in large medium and small varieties, S5c and 50c per dot.; Snapdragons and large sweet scent- e^^tock, S5c per dot. Mrs. J. A. Rpshorough, Lugpff. 8. C. 8c HERE IN.CAMDEN Among the many horses trained by Arthur White at the big Marlon du- Pont Scott-race plant here this wtn- terr were three flat. tracJi prospects owned by Dorothy Lamour, Holly wood movie star and sarong queen. The Lamour horses were purchased in the Argentine, and according to unofficial rail-bird chatter, came along “well during their winter train-, ing period at t^ Camden track. White’s T^orses were moved to Pim lico for the spring season several days FOR SALE—Coker 100 and 4-1 cotton seed, alsax few bags of Wilde 16 Germination from 68 to 80 percent one year from breeder. Price 37.60 per 100. Call Lex Watts. Kershaw, 8. C. 62-7C NICE ROASTING HENS—V.e r 7 choice Barred Rock hens, alive. 87c per Ib.; dressed. 42c per lb Cockrell for sale, alive 25c per lb.; dressed 29c .per IbJ 10 or more, 2c per lb. less. Mrs. NplI L. Smith, 1215 I^yttleton St., Camden, Phone 361-J. 11? FOR SALE—183 acres of land under hog wire fence about 50 aerjaS tlver bottom. 50 aerqf upland andiMil- WANTED Experienced Waitresses $15/per week and tips^ ' M & K COF^E SHOP HOSPITALIZATION "As^seessary as the Air You Breaths” Here is a Policy for as lortg as 90 days for each Dis* ability at $6.00 per day for Room and Board, plus many Incidental Expenses. ' « DAVID H. BAUM, AGENCY INVEST a Part of Your Funds In FulU Paid Building & Loan Shares — -", ft • • , - ■* * Pividends Paid Semi-Annuatty Current Rate " .# Wateree Building & Loan Ass’n. First National Bank BnOdinf CAMDEN, S.C PHONE 62 ance in pine and hard wood timber. One good painted 6 room house. Rural electrification and electric water system. Three big bams. Near school and church. Six miles above Bethune. Price 34,150.00. C^ M. Hulsey. ' 1-^ REMEMBER Newberrys ft headquar ters^ for. All Easter Needs. Large assortment of Easter Baskets pric ed from 2Sc to 31,98 now on sale. 3c FOR SALE—69 acres, good three room house, new barn, well. 160 acres cut in small tracts to suit purchaser. Two story good house electric lights, new barn, pump, with 235 acres. All tracts have long paved highway (No. 34) frontage. Mias Annie Mobley, 406 Laurens St.. Camden. 62tfc For Rent FOR RENT—Room to gentleman. Ad Joining bath. Phone 163, 504 Ches nht St, 3p louse in their honor, the name of P. Thompson (Pat., Jr.) was ac- ' idently left out. "We are very sorry of the omission. It was purely, acci dental. Mr. and Mrs. R. Frank Eskridge and sons of Cheraw, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cun- r.irgham. Mrs* Charfes RoblnSon Charles Jr., and Bill Lollis of Rock Hill, were visitors In our village Friday after- nocn. Misses Clara and Louise Johnston were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.^Coutney Coccoren of Jones Cros) Roads. Mrs. L. P. Thompson returned SaL urday from a visit with Mr, and Mrs. Thomas of Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Prum of Co- lumbl spent Sunday -night with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clements. Prof., and Mi^s. J. Pi Richards of Cheraw were week-end guests of his sistersHt the Riclih^ family home. We were sorry^.to^eam of the recent death of 'J. H. Moore, who vytas for many years a resident of Camden and prominent in house building hhd contract work, but has lived In i Florence for a number of years. ! We are also sorry to bear of the NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS All parties indebted to the estate of Mrs. Lillie M. Dunn are hereby notified to make payment to the un dersigned,' and all parties, if any, having clftims against the said estate will present them likewise, duljr at tested. within the time prescribed by law. 2-4c Dr. J. R. Dunn, Administrator. Camden, S. C. March 21, 1946. THE FIX-IT SHOP We specialize in tractcMT and farm machinery re pairs and maintenance on the farm, if possible. We also do auto repair and minor repairs on electrical and other appliances. Odd jobs taken. ' .,4 E. R. Frietag, Jr. A. R. Mayer, Jr. Located at comer of York and Mill Streets. FORMER MEMBERS t of ARMORED UNITS HERE IS YOUR CHANCE" To ENLIST with the* 2nd, ARMORED DIVISION (The Famous Hell on Wheels Dmsaon) ★ Ar ★ * ★ ★ ’ T^e War Department has auH>anded certain recula- hons untU 7 April 194^ pmnh Direct Enlisting S'” ACT NOW -. JOIN TODAY For Further Details Visit Yom LoKcal ARMY RECRUITING STATION 1703 Main.^reet .. Tnl^whii s. c. 310(1. on the first count and $52 on the second. Salmond was badly cut and bnd^ in the wreck following the collision tetween the two cars and Magistrate Blyther waived sentencing him_ until he had recovered from his injuries. On March 18 Salmond appeared be fore the magistrate fnd drew 30 days on the chaingang. PrOfeSSHNI^ " Business luiiSAwTooorNsrsr T Bagnlat cjoil^ ML rint Tuesday ^ Month. At I p. Welcome. 'V' u a joNia. G. J. OUTLAW, Secretary WOW CAMP^ 'Meeft eacli''si Night at 7;n j St Hennihte i munity H^J hera are n ^ attend • Visiting *1, Financial I D. C. DIXON’S~b7 HOUSE Wa handle a complete line e wffien and children’e shoee."* to-wear and Men's Work^ all kinds. AJao a wide notions. CAM! g51 Broad St. Phemi death of Mrs. Dora' Brown Hill, who was a school mate of this wHter at the ‘old ^‘Gumb'eiry echool” near Antioch church 'section. Few, if any others are still living. Kidneys Must Work Well- For Tea To Fed WeD 24 hoan erwy dayj T daye erery WMk. Barer atop^f, tha Udiiaya altar waata laattar (row ua blood. If Biora yoopio vara awara of how tha Iddnagrt muat eoBataatly ras>ova ■*>?- plua Bttid, azoaaa adda and other vaata ■aattar that caaBOt atay in the bloM without iajory to. hoalth, tbaro would ho l^tar nndoretaading of why tho whoM ayatam ia upaat whan kidBaya faS to fuaetlon properly. Buraing, aeaaty or too frouvaat nrina- tioa aomatiataa wama that ■omathlBg lb wrong. You may auffar nagdag kaek- Bche, haadaebaa,., disaiaoai, rhMiaatia paina, gattiag up at nighta, awauiag. Why not try Doan’t Pula? Toa wfll be uaing a medieiaa racommaadad tha eonntry orer. £>oaa*a atimulata the fuae- tioB of tka kidaaya and help them to fluah out poiaonona waata from tha blood. They contain nothiag harmful. Get Ooaa'a today. Uaa with ooaUdeaaa. At all drug atoraa. Firit Clast Nuf^ryStod Just reoelvad J600 pyraeaii1;||a and roaes, 314)0 while they last. Completa line pf Everg At entrance to Cemetery . CAMDEN NURSEIT Camden. S. C Phone 198J \ WILUAM W. BAl Special Aft^ New York LIfa InaursMi J Rasldenee Phono,4tVJ Off loo Mecileai Bldg. ■Comor Lyttle^ and DeKaB Doans pills 11* Painting And Paperhanging Eddie Nolan Phone 6Q5-J Stem’s Paint East DeKalb Street, Honae Painting . Insida and OntsUt • Oemed and Operated ARCHIE J. STUN Pjnne t2SJ Weatheratripa Master Metd Weatherstrip Salaa and Serrioa Kerahaw Laa Countiat GUY PLANING MUil LUMBER COMPANTI . Phone 241—Cam<M L. H« King, Eat EaF’. FREE BOOKLET "HOME OF YOUR DREAMS" Six small homes, by leading arehitoeta, with detailed plane far your new kitchen. 30 pages, crammed with new, exciting . Ideas. Stop In foe your copy. CarolinafurnitureCo. Floyd H. Boykin PHONE 660 youR xavaNAToa mnum PRE-WAR STANDS METAL Weatherstrii Sold and Inalalled E. E. 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