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Diitrict Managor
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CAMDEN, S.<:.
Sevoi
Be Made From
Just One Lemon
Rocord-Sisod Fnnl la Grcmra
' On Farm Of H. L. Catoo
1
H. L. Catoe of Camden. R*l, Is ex
hibiting a record-site lemon, ia tact,
the lemon is so bigr that one conld
make seren luscloos pies from it.
The fruit measures 12 1-2 inches in
circumference and weighs one pound
and two ounces.
Mr. Catoe purchased the particular
plant which bore tliis and some thir
ty-two or more lernans like it, tweiV#
years ago. The plant is now about as
/tail as an average man.
Mr. Catoe states that he has grown
several lemons on this plant that
wegihed a pound and a half. ^
. Athletes Foot Itch
How To Stop It
Make 5 Minute Test
Get TE-OL at any drug stare. Ap.
ply this POWERFUI. PENETRAT-
iNQ fungicide PULL STRENGTH.
Reaches MORE germs to KILL tite
Ttbh. Oei NIW foot comfort or your
S6c back. To^ at OoKatb Piuntnacy
PUT IT
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KIRKWOOD HOTEL ANNEX
^OW OPEN -
COMMERCIAL RATES
Reasonable Weekly or
Monthly Rates
CAMDEN COUNTRY CLUB
ADJACENT
Thousaiids
HeadmE
South For Whiter
If the flight of feather fowl soath-
ward Is an indication of things to
come, Camden is going to have coll
weather soon—and plenty of it.
In the past several dayv thousands
of robtais who have been summering
in the north have appeared in Cam
den on their way to the tropics for
the winter months.
In the yard abont the W. W. Bates
home on Lyttleton sti^t. thb trees
and shrubbery and even the grounds
and drives*word literally covered with
the birds. This, was also true in other
locations. »
In addition to this early September
southward flight of robins there are
also reports of big flocks of geese
being seen heading south. ,
Usually the birds are 8»en flying
south early in November
library Notes
New books at the Camden Public
Library include:
1, Rhubarb—H. Allen Smith.
2. Saleih Prlgate-Jennlngs.
8. Case of-the Backward Mule—
GUtrdner.
’ 4. Pusslo tor Fiends—Quentin.
6. Lawrence Vare—du Maurler.
8. Red Morning—Frey.
7. Hidden Portal—Weston.
8. Cats Don’t Need Coffins—Olsen.
9. Training Ton to Train Your Dog
—Saunders.
Beginning September 18 the Library
schedule will be: Monday through
Friday, .2 p. m.—5 p. m.; Saturday,
10 a. m.—1 p. m.
Agvwtlseaieats wader tide beaMag wifi
be charged fbr at the raSe of 1 seat
per wora. Mlnimnai charge II eeats.
Ada. set In 1# potat type dewMe charge.
Cash miut aooompaay order eacept
where eustoner has Ledaer Aoconat.
Lout Found
LOST—No. 4 Ration Book. pdra. Sallie
" Reynolds. 408 DeKalb etreet. 28-p
LOST—On Augnet 18, bne white toy
Terrier dog. Answers to the name
of “Scrappy." Notify O. R. Trues
dale, Weatvllle, 8. C, and receive
reward.' ■ 28-p
LOST—Ob Thursday, September 6. on
carpenter's tool box, containing
highway 621 or 281, a black wooden
mechanics tools and air brake
equipment,. Reward if returned to
W. O. Hatfield, Wateree Lumber
Co., Camden, S. C.^P
For Ron!
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front
bedroom, 1218 1-2 Broad St. 26-p
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment.
Immediate poaaeselon. Mrs. Schlos-
burg. Phone 500. 28 c
CnYoiEatCorned
Beef end Cabbage
Witlioiit Bistress?
TVy HbI Water and NtutracM Ta
Counteract Any Cxcose Stomach
. Acknty and AM Digest ion
Never mind what brought It on —
overeating, too much amoking or
drinking — too Uttla rant or aiaap,
thera’s one quick way to change thia.
At once put one teaapoonfui of
Keutracid iif half a glaaa of hot water,
atir thoroughly and drink. Reilaf from
dlatresa cornea promptly In a very few
mlnutea! ,
Neutra'cld ia new; it’s different Ehc-
casa atomadh acida are quickly neutral*
iaad and very pleaaantly too. It’a
wonderful! Try Neutracld—give your
atomach a fluting chance. Oat a
package today of uila now, diffaront
raliaf for oxcooa stomach acidity. At
all good drugglata
LOST—Ration books No. 4, issued to
Mrs. Ida Robinson, Bobby Robinaon,
Elisabeth Robinaon and Billy Robin
son, Hermitage Mill, Camden. S. C.
■ 28j»
Wantod
WANTED—Maid from 8:30 to 3:30.
210 Green St. Telephone 281-J. 28-p
WANTED^By a gentleman, single
room In Camden, with or without
meals, away on weekends. As to
character, highest references fur
nlshed. McColl, care E. T. BoWen.
Blaney, 8. C. 26
WANTED—Man or woman, phytlcally
able and willing to serve 808 cus
tomers on local route. Average fl.60
per hour. ^11 or spare time. Write
J. R. Watkins Company, Dept. S-8,
Richmond. Virginia. 28-28-p
MALE HELP WANTED—Opportnnlty
of lifetime aapplyins DDT and
other profitable products to farm
ers in Kershaw county. No esperi-
ence or capftal required. Must have
auto, good references. Permanent
Write or wire McNeas Company,
Dept. T, Candler Bldg., Baltimore 2,
Md. 25-28-p
WANTED—To bay used nuraltars,
odd pieoea and general faradtara.
Camden Fnmltnre Oo. Phone IM
IStfe
WANTED—Good and bad need cars.
See Moody. Shebeen Texaco Sta
tion. Phone 137. 22-2Sp
MiioellaiiMiis
MATTIE DAVit deLOACH*t QRO*
CERY—»0f Charoh Strati, ghwi
707-J. Staple and Ihney OrooerlM;
rmits, VegataUae. SrtakA Oiadtia
and Smokae. It'a a pleaaora to oon
you. Bzcellenea Aaaarad. 14.17-p
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i^DR QUICK RALE — GooE gratM
mule, cheap. Ed Paach. Ronta 1,
WeatviUe. 28-p
FDR SALE—Medium up^ht piano,
in excellent condition. Phone 577-W.
M-P
FDR ft^LE—1,500 feet of Sweet Gam
timber, cut 3 yean, stacked under
shed, r’zf’a", 12 feet long. O. R.
Truesdale, Weatrilla. S. C.
FOR RALE — 1941 Dodfe Custom
sedan, 4 new tires, mechanically
perfect. Address a letter to Box
“K. L," care The Chronicle. 28^:
FOR RALE—SteM bus body, 18 feet
long;- good condition. Can 'txr ail-
Used for Ui^t honse keeping. For
sale cheap. Inquire Stanley Roeo.
Phone 789-M. 28-p
FOR RALE—Hot water tank, need,
80g:gUon aise. B. N. McDowalL ISlt
Min fcreet, Camden. iSii
FOR RALE—1939 Pontiac Convertlblo
6 passenger coupe. See at Robinson
A Shirley Service Station, 2 milea
north of Camden on highway No. 1.
2C-P
FOR RALE—General Electric Console
radio, beautifal cabinet alone worth
price being asked. See it at once.
Camden Electric Co., just north of
Thomas Tavern. ' 28-tfc
FOR RALE—One heavy built tricycle
In good condition. Priced reason
able, 16p2 Broad street. 26-28-p
FOR RALE—Leapedeaa hay. C. B,
Copeland, Route 2, Camden, 8. C.
25-28-p
FOR RALE—^200 tons good timothy,
clover or alfalfa hay. Harry Ball,
Fairfield, Iowa. 24-27-p
FOR RALE—One tract of land con*
taining 258 aeree. Includes about 98
acraa of good farm land. Located
8 miles west of Bothune, 1-8 mile
off No. 1 highway. Two tenant
houses. 1 large 8-room hooso re
cently covered, with electiieity.
Come see. Mrs. Laura HUtom Be-
thune, S. C. S5-28-p
BATH TUBR—New 5 feet recessed,
left or right hand tubs, complete
with pre-war chrome plated brass
trim (waste and overflow and
overrlm mixing tub fUler). Also, a
few molo steel-enameled shower
stalls complete. Blackmon Electric
Company, Lancaster, B.. C., 101
Main St. Phone 148. ^ 16-38-e
FOR RALE — Six-room house' and
Huge lot. 1006 Lyttleton street
Short distance from schoola,
churches and business district Sale
price 14,000.00. Write or contact
C. R. Scarborough, R-4, Columbia,
8. C. Phone 27898. 25-18-p
GET YOUR pecans, peaches, apidea.
grapA. figs and all other fruit
bearing trees and shrubbery from
W. L. M. Stokes. BishopvUle, S. C.,
Route No. 4. Write him and he will
go to Mi you. 244k
RKI HI RTOFR RUNNING FITS IN
DOGS or wo refiad your aMney. We
know of no other fuarantted niu-
alng fits ramady. DtKalb Phar-
' macy. iR-ip-e
FOR RALE-~dUimla plants for fall
flowers, 28c per dosen. Cut flowen.
Zinnias 80c per bunch. Phone No.
111. Miss Jennie C. Whitaker, 626
Hampton Ave. Camden. 8. C. 19-p
Camden
Kttharial Commss
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c. C.
wTiSiS
SpGckl Afaai
Smi Vailc Lift Inearaaee e
, Monas Phong aig
^>maailadIoMSido. pL
Caraer Lyttlotan and OclUR i
It it*g RainUiif, doM*t,
off — Fut It Or
REMEMBERI
SteMs Paint Shea
FEom 22BJ E. Dol^ [
D. C DDCON’S
^ HOUSE *
Wa haadia a oompiete Rue at
women and ehlMraii*e sheea.
ta.waaf and Man's V/yrtToLms
all kinds. Alas a wMs vsrS
natiana. ^
CAMDEN, I, c,
MISraadtt |^|
Painting
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Paperhanging
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PlMiMe e06-i-
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P. a Box 1161
FlortBOR, S. C
NOTiCt
TO DEBTOBS
G&DITORE^
All partita ia^btsd to tke
of A. H. Clsrka ora hsnhy MdtM
maka pajmsat to the andmipai i
aU partiat, IT say, hsHhf eU
against the ssM estate wiB wm
them likewise, duly sttaMsA *»
the time prescribed by lew.
LESTA D. CLABKI.
Admhdstntrh.
Camden, 8. C., September I, iM*
T
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1^1
And Wn'N igiliand Tn KMg H "Nmir"
OURB, koep an eje on that amooth new Ford youH drive MMne
O day. Bad don*t neg^t the one yon own. There*s plenty cd
good terriet left in it...plenty of safety.,;plmity of good looks
^if yon let us dieok it regularly to keep iqp its trade*in value.
Yon know you can*t beat a Ford dealer for Ford service. Weliave:
THgRtS
1. Fard Trained Meckanica
2. CcaaiBa Ford Parts
S. Ford Factory Methods
4. Special Ford EgaipaMul
■
Decide now to see how mudi wo ean do for your car. And drive
in apoii*for <|niok aarriee.
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THERFS NO PLACE UKE "HOME" FOR FORD SERVICEI
REDFEARN MOTOR Co.
MY SINCEREST THANKS
TO ; MY MANY FRIENDS
I
Please allow me to extend a hand
shake of thanks/ from the vfery depth of
my heart, to the voters of Kershaw Coun
ty for the gracious support given me,
throughout the First and Second Prim
aries, in electing me to the House of ReP*
‘ resentatives.
It is my only and utmost purpose to
serve all alike, for the best jnterest of
Kershaw County and the State of South
Carolina and I earnestly invite any snr-
gestion that might help me in serving
you.
THANKS TOMTGOD AND TOM^
PEOPLE for the success that has !>*■
'1 ■, / ’
fallen me. ^
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