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THI CAMMH CHW—WCtl, CAMDlfl, —UTM CAHOMMA, FHIOAV,
CHARGE CAMDEN G. L POSED
AS mUTARY POUCEMAN
JaxBM Curry, Church Street,
Is Held Under Ball Bond
or $1,500
James Curry, 22, Camden negro;
ia In the custody of the FBI at
Fort Dlx, N, J., for posing as a
military police officer and stealing
Jewelry and aourenlri from soldiers
bags In a barracks.
Curry, according to local police
records, resided at 710 Church
street, here, and sereral years ago
was given a IS month sentence to
the Kershaw county road gang
after he had burglarized the Roxy
cafe. He waa taken into custody
shortly after the burglary through
some good work on the part of the
police department
Curry was drafted during the
war and when on duty In Germany
was given a seven months stockade
sentence for an assault on a com
manding officer.
Curry was discharged from the
army four months ago, but be re
mained at Fort Dlx when he se
cured an MP arm band, which he
attached to his sleeve. He then, it
is alleged, began to systematically
prey on soldiers who were await-
• AUCTION SALE*
^ FEBRUARY 11, at 9 A. M.
(1) HORSE
(B> MULES _
(1) TWO-HORSE WAGON
(1) STALK CHOPPER
(1) TWO-HORSE PLOW
(1) TWO-HORSE MIDDLE-BUSTER
(1) LEVER STOCK
(2) YEARLINGS
SOME SHOATS—SOME PLOW TOOLS
LOCATION: 2 milei west oi Jelm Baker's store, known
as the Old Daris place.
W. .V. JONES, JR.
Route 1 Bethune, S. C.-
Buy-SellRent
Adr«rtia)Mn«ots under this hewing
will be charged for at the rate ot *0c
minimum for K words, per Insertion.
Over W words 1 l**c per word. Ads
»et In 10 point type double charge.
Caah muet accompany order except
where emtomer has I.,^ger Accoun^
For Sal#
FOR SALE—Hot water heater and
Unk. Call 7S-W. _^c
FOR SALE—Baby carriage, good
condition. Cali A. H. Maybln, 183,
47p
Broad St.,
Crawford.
Camden, S.
FOR SALE—For removal, several
houses on Baum farm on Lock
hart road, north of Camden. J. L.
Guy. ' 47
PCIt(£ STftiMOrv/ (lAftK^ON TfRt W(
asiORMAS «MAU/WK>
A au ARTEC f DO you
THINK DOCTOR PlUXt
CAN 8B TRUSTED TO
REMOVE rr^
OH.CERlAlNLy, MV DEAR.
POCTDR^LXT 15
PERFeCTiv HONEST
WXJCAN TRUST HIM
IMPLICITY
AND YOU CAN TROST^
CURKSON
TIRESERVIce
fooive M9U
THE MOW
FORYOCIR
MONEY.
(jfMaycajU£e, (S^u/t
CURKSON TIRE SCRVICf
667 • W£S7 0£/yAis Sr
FOR SALE—Velvet beans and
Giant Strata Crotolaria seed. B.
S. Young, Weatvllle, S. C. 48-50p
FOR SALE—One five burner Pros
perity oil stove with builtdn
oven In good condition. Call
73 after 6 o’clock. 47p
FOR SALE—Warm Morning type
beaters, burns coal, coke or wood,
special at 139 60. Western Auto
Associate Store. 44-47c
FOR SALE—One extra clean 1941
Tudor DeLuxe Chevrolet. Priced
reasonable. C. C. Crolley, tele
phone 647-W. 47p
FOR SALE—One deep well pump,
near Billy Mosley’s lunch place
Mrs. E. R. Peach, Camden, Route
2. 47p
FOR SALE—Oil burner hot water
heater and, 30 gallon tank with
all fittings, $15.00. Call 610-R
after 6:30 p. m. T. M. Hall. 47p
FOR SALE CHEAP — One good
hound dog, 15 months old. 1602
Ing discharge after their return
from overseas.
Following his being takipn into
custody last week at Port Dix, he
was arraigned before a United
States court commissioner on a
charge of impersonating an officer
and wearing an army armband 11
legally. He wis remanded to Jail
in default of $1,500 bail bond.
WHITE HOUSE EVAP.
MILK
ANN PAGE SALAD
DRESSING
MILD A MELLOW
8 O’CLOCK COFFEE
AAP, PACIFIC MIST, GREEN TAG PREPARED
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
All parties indebted of the es
tate of W. T. Redfearn are hereby
notified to make payment to the
undersigned, and all parties, if any,
having claims against the said es
tate will present them likewise,
duly attested, within the time pre
scribed by law. 46-48c
RUTH C. REDFEARN.
Administratrix.
RUFUS J. REDFEARN,
Administrator.
Camden, S. C., Jan. 23, 1947.
PRUNES
IONA SWEET TENDER
PEAS
No. 2H
can
i
0 No. 2
£■ cant
23c
TEN GRAND VEGETABLE
COCKTAIL
JUICE „ _
No. 2
aaa
15c
40NA WHITE
CORN
No. 2
Can
16c
ARMOUR’S
TREET
12-oz.
Can
39c
FRESH
CARROTS
2 bunches
15c
NEW GREEN
CABBAGE
lb.
4c
COCOANUTS
J
2 lbs.
19c
FRESH
TOMATOiS
1 lb. ctn.
31c
FLORIDA
GRAPEFRUIT
5 for
19c
TEMPLE
ORANGES
dibs.
29c
•IZKS 21ta
fi^da ORANGES
2doz. 33c
CONSTIPATION
Risky In
BAD COLDS
Retained undigested food beeomee
putrefactive, causes toxiaa, which
overload the liver and other vital or^
fans of the body, leemnlng your re-
sistaDoe to cedds and other winter ilia
and interfering with their treataenk.
Why take this ohanoe when you can
take CalotabsT Calotabe thoroughly
yet pleasantly act on every foM m
your intestlnea, sweeping out toadn*
laden putrefactive foods and vlnie-
laden mucus, enabling you to mora
effectively avoid or fight a oold. Noth
ing acts Ime g(^ old Oalotaba. Use aa
directed. lOo and 2So at all i1ni$|lsts
ToAe CALOTABS
FOR SALE—I ted mare mule about
11 or 12 years old. reasonable.
See R. S. Dixon, Route 1, Black
River road. 47-60p
FOR SALE—Brover m;ike 300 chick
capacity electric brooder, used
for two broods. Price $20. W. R.
Outlaw. Route 1, Lugoff, S. C.,
No. 1 Highway. 46-47p
FOR SALE — Well built 6-room
home on very large lot In nice
location, convenient to business
section. Shannon Realty Co.
Phone 277. 47c
FOR SALE—22 foot Palace trailer,
complrte with Butan- gas stove
and built-in Ice box. May be seen
. at Service Motor Co., S. Broad
street. 47tf
FOR SALE—Army blankets in goob
condition, $2.98; boys’ overalls.
$1.49, $1.98 and $2.60; men’s cov
eralls, $4.98 and $5.50. D/ C»
Dixon Bargain House, 951 and
939 Broad street. 47-49c
FOR SALE—Attractive, modern 7-
room home with oil beat, all con
veniences, large lot with 2 car
garage and other out buildings.
Excellent location. See Shannon
Realty Co. Savage Bldg. 47c
FOR SALE—Many fine lots In
Kirkwood Heights. 3 fine lots on
Sarsfield Ave., and several pretty
wooded lots near air port. Also
several nice small farms and
tracts convenient to town. See
Shannon Realty Co., or phone
277. 47c
FOR SALE—TVo Springer-Spaniel
puppies of registered litter, four
months old. Make excellent re»
trlevers. Outstanding blood line.
— G. R McGrew, 402 Laurens St.
47c
FOR SALE—1941 Ford DeLuxe
Sedan Extra clean. Good tires,
radio, heater and new factory-
built motor in excellent condition.
New seat covers and paint Job,
Private owner. See car Saturday
and Sunday at 818 Campb^l
street, Camden. Phone 851-J. 47p
FOR SALE — 86-Inch Bronze
screen wire, we have a limited
quantity. Also, 24-lnch Gap
vanized. If you are flgureing on
screena this summer, now is the
time to buy before the rush. West
ern Auto Associate Store. 44-47c
FOR SALE—All size TarpaoUna,
Farm Freezers, Agricultural
Chemicals, Commercial Refrig*
eratora Earle Kirby, 415 E. Lib
erty St. Telephone 337, Sumter,
8. C. 4M$c
FOR SALE—House and lots on
East Haile street, property of the
late M. M. Evans. TTils Is very de
sirable property located near city
schools. For farther informstlon
write H. F. Evans. Bennettsvllle,
S. C. 4ltfe
FOR SALE—476 acres, Highway 34,
through center of place, 2 splen
did houses, bam. electricity,
farms, streams, pulp wood, pine,
hard wood timber, 6 mlle^ &om
Camden. Miss Annie Mobley,
Camden, S. C. 46-48p
^5.
Telephone centrol offices ore humming like beehives
with the heaviest volume of telephone coils ever handled.
And because of this, the operatir may not always bo cd>le
to answer oil calls promptly.
*
The peck msh b usuolly during the mhl-
moming and early evening hours. When you con
conveniently ovoid moking colls during thesn msh
periods, you ore leu ISieiy to experience o delay.
Everythinq h boiog done to expond central of-
fice focilitios to hondle coib more gnickly, but it
Is 0 big )ok that will Toke tinw to complete. In
the meontinii, yoor cooperotion b oppmeioted.
SOUTHERN SELL TEURHONE AND TEUGRATH COMRANY
iMcotrotAiIt
For Roai
FOR RENT—After the first of
February, aa 8-room bouse with
three bathe. Will rent whole
house or Juat rooms. Phone
461-W. 46A7P
FOR RENT—One room with twin
bede, ateem heat and modem
conveniencee. Ckdl Mrs. Little.
Phone tll-J. 47c
Loot — Foond
lost—Light tan male dog. An
swers to name ’’Butch.” Finder
please notify C. B. Copeland,
Route 2. Box 8t. Reward. 47p
L04T—BUlfold, contoining $37.00
in cash. Personal papers. Reward
for return to Chronicle office or
call 7$7-M-4. 47p
FOUND—Little girls coat, brown
and white check. 203 Laurens St.
Phone 248. 47c-
FOUND—A sum of money on
Broad St. Owner can get samd by
describing and call at Carolina
Motor Co. 47p
Wonted
WANTED—Borrow, rent or buy at
reasonable price a piano for the
Nursery dept.. First Baptist
chnrch. Phone 686-M. 47p
WANTED TO BUY—Two mules. J.
B. Cantey. Phone 842 Camden.
tfc
HELP WANTED—MALE OR FE
MALE—Can yon use an extra
$6.00 dally for 4 hours’ work
serving regular customers? Full
time work also svsilable. Write <
Dept. B-S. 'The J. R. Watkins Co.,
Richmond, Va. 46-48p:
SALESMAN WANTED — Opening
for high type man in this terri
tory to represent old established
Columbia firm. Shcperience and
car necessary. Unlimited earnings
on commission basis. Should earn
more than $5,000 per year. Give
your qualifications when answer
ing. Send replies to ’’Salesman” ,
care of The Chronicle. 43tfc
WANTED — All people suffering
from kidney trouble or back-ache
to try KIDDO. $1 Money back
guarantee. DeKalb Pharmacy.
Phono 95. 31-BOp
MisceUeneona
INSULATE YOUR HOME With
Kimsul Insulation. Easy to apply.
Used extensively by the govern
ment during the last war. Cam-
' den Lumber Co., Inc. Phone 340.
45-47C
JUST ARRIVED—A shipment of ,
WIZARD Vacuum Cleaners. Call
us and we will send you one to
try out on approval. Powerful
electric motor; adjustable to rug
thickness; built-in flood light;
ipotor driven brush. Try this
ra47 ’’cleaner before you ^)uy.
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE
STORE. 47c
EXPERT PIANO TUNING AND
REPAIR WORK — Our expert
piano tuner and repair man will
be in your vicinity in tbs next
few days. Write us at once it
you want him to call and give
you Free Estimate. fully
guarantee all work done. Na
tional Piafio Sales Co., P. 0. Box
1219, Salisbury, N. C. 4«-48c
PROTECT YOUR buildings against
termites and dry rot with Pen-
nitrato Liquid Preservative. Cam
den Lumber Co., Ine. Phone 340.
45-47a
SOMETHING NEW IN WEATHER
STRIPPING— ROOD tested and
approved,metal weatharatrlpe for
windows and doors, easy to in
stall, 15 minutes a window or
door. Stops drafts, saves heat
Come in and let ns show you.
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE
STORE. 47c
WE CAN SUPPLY you with bironse
or galvanised screen wire for
your spring and summer use. Get
it while available. Camden Lum
ber Co., Im. Ph<me 140. 45-47C
fE CARRY A COMPLETE stock
of Wall Paper of the latest de
signs. Come in and tee our sam
ple book. Reduced prlem on some
discontinued patterns. Western
Anto Associate Store. 44-47c
laths, plaster, cement, mortar-
mix and brick. Camden Lumber
Co., Inc. Phone 340. 4IL47c
YE NOW HAVE a good stock of
The I^vls High Speed Track and
Passenger tires in moet popular
■ixee. Come in and let ns equip
lyour car or. truck with theee
guaranteed ti^es, and save money.
Western Auto Associate Store.
44-47e
210 lbs. Jobns-Manville black or
green asphalt shingles. Camden
Lumber Co., Inc. Phone 340.
45-47C
. Business Cards
D. C. DIXON’S BARGAIN
HOUSE
I. Also a wide variety of
CAMDEN, 8. C.
1 8t Phono i08-W
HAPPY JACK
MEDICINK
. The pvodvet that
•nuuMd Doctoft tad
perienced Dog Breoi
TIm prodoct tued hy
Broo. CirciM on their
Able dofo and owL
Mbnay-Biitck Gnareahi^
12 os. $1.50} 28 OI.
DR. J. B. UNDLC^j
HAjmo Pharmecy
Kershaw, S. C.
Camden
[femorial Company
QUAUTY MONUMENTS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
C. Q. Kornegay—Fred Pratt
1% ■ I* ■
Notary
EMMA C VILLEPIGUE
Of. Sc. Rea. 506 Cheaaut St.
Phone 56S.W
PRE-WAR stand;
METAL
WeatherstripsI
-Sold end Inatelled
E. E. VEITHi
The only factory
pad end trained
in this section.
P. O. Box 1161
Florence, S. C
Why Cough
Yourself
^ To Piecesj
Becauie Year Cold Hm\
Yom With a Nssty Cc
DMcouraged — yoM need net
when you can so to your dne
SM a Bottle of good old Btmh
Bmubion.
You won’t rave nbout the
•dulu can’t expect rant r«
the seme eweet sutary (yr
J cive to a child. Bron-chu-U
oved by children—U'a a m
Rrownupa but It sure fives i
complete satlafaction
So no matter how etub
cousli because of a coM,
how It racke ajnd tear*—no n
many remedica you may htvtl
set Bron>ehu-line Bmulaion i
ret results. Satisfaction ,
money beck.
DeKALB PHARMACY-PI^
MORE INCOME-BETTER FARM LI-
V/
crlemdcn' 0i(ie^
TO RURAL BOYS AND GIRLS OF KERSHAW
COUNTYt
We encoumfe jon to Lire jour 4-H cloh pi
’T Pledfe
Mp heed to clearer thlnlrfaaj
Hjr heart to greeter loyalty
My hands bo larger terwiee, and
My health to better Ihring
For my clnh, my commnnity, and my
Farm boys and girls who are not 4-H
encouraged to join this ’’Leant to Do By Dobf"l
organisation.
THE FASHION SHOP
Announcement...
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We are now prepared to do all kinds oil
crating and shipping of. fomiture and home]
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hold goods.
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OUR WORK GUARANTI
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SEE — Mr. J. F. Moody at
Boykin
660 SOUTH BROAD STREET
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