The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 23, 1946, Image 3
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SPECIAL
Week-Md €kAf
ladies*
Cotton Panties
and Lwri« SImo
49c
J. Paul Ross
932 Broad St.
Bli3jeod
ttuttb Bw Paiflic
&r. JoMM McLood ei Woraaee, cao-
liatolor toronMr ote k ki dio run
off tor tho atetek kt|M office, ox
>9d hia approelMioa to tko cltl-
of Sooth Corollaa for iholr aat^
port ■troB him to tho llrat Dooooeratle
prbBory and appoalod to thuo to
agala atndy hk platfOna. ki ohlch ho
^▼oeatoo. *hottar aorooBowiBt and a
bettor pkee te whtah to Ihro.”
la m ^tonoot. Dr. MeUod aald:
'T.doohly approdato tho eoafldeoco
aad troat ahomi bp tho auuip thoo-
Moda of trloada aod dio friends
of food loronuMot orho Tolod tor mo
te tho first DaoMoratte prtearr
"I hare fooght a eleaa fight; 1
Mt daatt la parsoaaUtlas; I
hare athdx to tho faets."
*1 shall c<wtlBoo to follow tho
aaaie polleioB dorlag the raautader of
the eampalga. It k my beUof that tho
poople id thk state are thred of by-
pocrlay. of platltntea aad of false
promises.” ^ _
'*1 am ooQfldent they will arall
themselTes of the opportunity they
now hare to adopt the program of ac
tion as set forth In my published plat
form.”
Dr. McLe<d appealed to the dti-
lens to Join him in his program to
“bring better goremment to Sonth
Carolina and make it a better place
in which to lire.”
I. tUNlY SMini
South Broad Street
August 22, 23 and 24
StCdk • Pound
39c
Roast Beef p<»»i
39c
Sliced Pork
45c
Ch66S6 2 lb. Blocks ....
1.10
ITAR
Pork anil Beans
25c
BrCSld Rofular
12c
COTTON PICKINQ
SHEETS ^
60c
POTATO, RICE AND OTHER EMPTY
Bb^S Each
Call Ordun Subjact to Stock
lOc
NOW . . . « SMMr
Uooa wtu
roc night.
^ ootice how a toy baltoon wto
to half Hs das eroc '
^ though the Msa is
Sdentists oxplaio L_
P ^forks its way throogh the
but die potoc k, tho mmt«
happens in a mmilsc dsgfst
, ^ most all tnMS idMS.
Goodrich is now asaldni a
**»** ho4ds ok assay
to ttiynam >.Pi.>siirtih
i-sw Lahr as M. 6.
lo March rh> rh* *«!*
TIliES
times longer than prewar tub^
Constant air prossore gives tM
better mileage and lessens ^
choncas nf damagt fsom cna ami
tires and the mbs m m JQ
asadc so go with it, |
SM os soon. m9m mmi
IK fwiio n»«
A»C natwarh. lokirtiay avawing.
— ^a^A,amdmiaaao^so—^
CONVFfJiENT TERMS AVA.lABLE
ECONOMY AUTO SUFfLY
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F^m librttjr ^
On Banday Doctor CtaroTan, who ku
accoptod the call to bo pnotor of tho
Presbyterian church, beginnlhg Sip-
tember 1. preach^ an intereatfag afr-
moB to a larga aad appredatlao
andlmca, Thr chnr<;b has' been srlth-
out a pastor for some montln. aad,
our church officials and mambm MW
▼ery glad to aeenre the aerrieea of
Dr. OroTos as paator and have him
and family become residenta of oar
Tillage, occupying the manse, which
k being made ready for the new ocou-
psmta to noKTro in.
K. U Jbnea. manager of Madcay
Jones and Company's interaata hero,
la at bonus now after being a patleat
In tha fttniima Mraiorial hoopital for
the rbmoral kidney atone. Ho is ro-
enporating nicely and hk maay
frleiids ara glad to see him amoag
US again.
R. J. Wardlaw, who recently bought
the achool hoaae and lot. has had
tha ImUdlDg remodeled and pakted,
conrerttng it Into a Tory attraetiTe
looking home, and he and family ara
now ocenpylDg their now dwrt "
nwir the nwebyterlan church.
J. B. Cureton and R. B. DeLoaeha.
popular Camden cltisena, attended
church and risited relatires and
friends hmre on Sunday.
Mrs. Chester Francis and children
of Rock Hill spent the weekend with
her mother. Mrs. John Q. Richat^.
Stephen McCrae of New York Ig
spending a Tacation here with hia
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. McCrae.
■Mr. and Mrs. John C. MeCsskiU of
Columbia and bis mother, Mrs. A. L.
McCssklll of Marion, were riaiting
relatiTes here on Saturday.
Prof, and Mrs. A. J. Richards and
sons of Denmark was hero on Sunday
▼ifllting his sisters at the “Richards
home”.
Miss Mary E. Cunningham is risit-
ing her sister, Mrs. R. Frank Esk
ridge and family of Cheraw.
Little Elizabeth O’Neal has two
consins visiting her at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cnnningham.
Mr. and Mrs. Flynn Johnston of
Atlanta, Misses Clsrs and Louise
Johnston and Mrs. T. P, McCrae and
Mks Virginia McCrae attended the
PKTEffiAmE
BETHUNE.aC
FRinAY, AUQOOT a, Itdd
wedding of Edward Craig aad that
of Bddla WinJasM of Colombk, r rak-
Ure and a friend.
Mkoea Clara aad Loake Jidinaton
aad Llssie Richards aUended ths
Home CoaUng at Old Wateree church,
near Wlnnaboro on Sunday.
E. B. Cureton and Mr. Higgins of
Union were here on Monday calling
on frlenda
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Freeman of Co
lombia apem a faw days with her
Mrs. J. H. Clements.
idSy for a visit to
iley and later to the
M
parents.
They left
his home
mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Jsanings and relatives
of Spartanburg ware tea guests of
Miss Sophie Richards on Sunday.
Mks Teene Thompson has retura-
•d to OHmn Springs after several
days ylth relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Flynn Johnston have
returned to Atlanta after visiting hk
•ktmu hsKA
Mr. and Mrs, R. R Cunningham and
Mra. Clifford Anderion and son of De-
oatnr, Oa., hava retamed home after
visit with relatives here.
Hsrry and Mary Stroupe and their
Surface
Skin Disorders
ItilqrSUi naplM iMhH
IkUiy Tgfg bBMM IkUm MilAgt
Ov«r thtt years so many thousaaSs
of bottles of Moone’s Bmsrald Oil
havs bssn sold to help sufrerani Ond
quick ease and comfort from tha
itehing and torture of Ecsema, itoh-
Ing Toes and Fast, Bashes, Pimplss
and many othar sxtsmally oanssd
skin eruptions that we unhesltat-
inaly say to you — Try Moons’s
Emerald Oil to hslp clear up any
unsightly sxtsmally caused skin
troubla Try It for ten days: If
than you ars not fully and complats-
ly satlsfled the makers will refund
the purchase prtoe without question.
What better proof could we give of
our belief In the quality and value
of Emerald Oil. Get a bottle toda>
First Cotton Ginned
Here Angfust 20
First bala of cotton ginned .Auguit
20 by Southern Cotton Oil company
(trea of charge). Bale raked by Mose
Murphy on High Acres farm, owned
by J. Q. Richards, Jr., and was toM
to Frank N. Wooten. Bale weighed
MO pounds and brought 40 cents s
^und.
The cotton was planted last week In
March and was Coker 100 variety.
mother now Mrs. Johnson and Mr.
Jtdinson of Tampa, Fla., stopped here
with friends oa Thursday after a vkit
to relatives in North and South Caro
lina, .
FAOt TMMl
Athletes Foot Itch
NotHardToKOl.
In One Hour,
If not pleased, your S5c back at anj
drag store. TB-OU a STRONQ fungi-
eide. contains fO pereant alcfdioL IT
PENETRATES. Reaches MORE germs
to KILL the Itch. Today at OeKALB
PHARMACY.
GIVE U$
RING-
EU PUT
uRcioms
IH
GOOD
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FOR WOmFNA SHO£
TftAT'S LAROFR ON
Tffe mSfOF TRAN Off
TUB oursfOB
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PkoiM 153
Wa Pickup and Dalhrer
DeLuxe Cleaners
DaKalb Pktfmacj — PkoM 95
We all like to visualize a packsge
that will never come, but debte and
adversity do. If financial help ie
needed, don’t heeltate or. delay
coming to eee ua.
Camden
Loan & Realty Co.
All Forma of Inaurance
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDR
Camdoiv S. C I*kooo 52
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Fridav, Aufuat 23
f THE BLUE DAHUA**
with
Alan Ladd—Veronica Lake
William Bandix
News and Comedy
Saturday, Aufuat 24
Jimmy Wakely
In
"LONESOME TRAIL**
•arlal—Royal Mounted RIdee
Again, Na. 10
Comedy—Throwing The Bull
To The Voters of South Carolina—
I want to expreae my sincere thanks for the
vote of confidence you gave me in the August 13
primary, a lead of approximately 47,000 vptes over my
nearest opponent'
Your continued support in the second primary will
ensure my election, and thk means that education In
South Carolina will move forward.
.
i .THANK YOU
JESSE T. ANDERSON
Caudidata For
State Superintendent of Education
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A D^ndable Leader
Lata Mmdw
**HOT CARGO**
William Oargan—Jagfi Rogsrs'
PKIfia Reed
Auf. 2S4B7
nttCIfCSS
JAMES McLEOD
FOR GOVERNOR
SAYS;
omumu
News and Comedy
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Wadaasday, Aufuat 25
DOUBLB PKATURK
"dOHNNY COMES FLYING
^ HOME**
wNb
Richard .Cranf—Pay Marlowe
Martha ttawart—Charles Russsll
and
"PORTRAIT OF MARIA**
Delopss Dsl Rte
Tiniriday, Aafuat-29
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deeply appreciate the vote given me in the First? Demo-
^atic prim&ry by the citizens of Kershaw County. I appeal to
all tha citizens of Kershaw County to jo^ jne in my progrrim to
Better Government and a Better Place in which to Live
in SstatY C^lina.'V
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