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For SaU
FOR SALE—Less than half-prtce.
C CO. tC Genuine deep freeze,
perfeet ruanins order. Telephone
261J. IP
FOR SALE — Rubberoid eomposi-
Uon shingles, green and blhck.
Also red brick siding. Camden
Pumiture Co. v 1«
FOR SALE—We are now carrying
a good stock of Kiln Dried Floor
ing, Celling, Siding and Finish,
also Mouldings. We sell to fhe
■retail trade at wholesale prices.
Sumter Planing Mills & Lumber
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Company, Sumter,
1-4C
FOR ■ SALE—By Shannon Realty
^ Co., a fine, large, beautiful home.
Center of residential section, ex
cellent condition, low price, easy
terma
old, distemper protected. One Is
re4. and white by Ruba’s Con
quest. Two are cream bnff, show
type, by Champion Blalrwood
Broomsiraw. Mrs. J. P. *’ Miller,
Dennettsville, S. C, Phone 6#8-W.
BZ-lp
offers you a good professkm,
gires you free food and living
quarters, high wages, the finest
medical and dental care, traveL
recreation, sports, and retlr®^
ment pay. No pajrroll deductions,
and a chance to save your money.
If you have what It takes, and-
have the necessary physical and
mental qualifications, get full de
tails from the Army Recruiting
Station, American Jjeglon Build
ing, Camden, S. C.
FOR SALE—Small Upright piano,
reconditioned. Call 351-M or 84.
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WANTED—Electric stove and elec
tric washing machine, any condi
tion. C. V. Brantley, 107 Partridge
Drive, Columbia, S. C., or phone
5410.
Lost — Fomid
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FOUND—Black male shoat, 125
pounds. Came to my place seven
weeks ago. Owner may claim
same by paying for 'keep and
also this advertisement. Call at
C. F. Yarborough, R-2, Cassatt.
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WANTED—We are now taking on
new subscribers for the Charlotte
‘Observer. Anyone Interested call
Stephen E. Sheorn. Phone 367-J.
52-30
Afrs. Oarfce Will
Locate In Home
On Oiesnut St
Miss Margaret D. Clarke has
purchased the T. Roy Mims home
on Chesnut street opposite the
Khrenclou residence from Mr. and
Mrs. Mims. Mrs. Maurice Clarke,
widow of the late Dr. .Maurice
Clarke, for 11 years rector of
Grace Episcopal church, will oc
cupy the dTrelling in the neatju*
tnre. The Mims family have taken
up residence in Sumter.
Barney Hinson, local cab line
owner, has sold his borne on Bre
vard Place to Mr, and Mrs. Dwight
Partridge, who after making many
changes and Improvements to the
place, will occupy .It as a home.
Their former home, Progden, lo
cated on the Saddle and Paddle
lake, has been sold to Sam Boykin.
Burney Hinson has sold a lot
,on Broad street to Mary Nadine
Hinson. -
We see where a prominent man.
is suffering from shingles. Lots of
builders In this country are suffer
ing from thS^ack of them.
•FREE ESTIMATES
•EASY
Dixie Paint & Spray Co,
PaoH AiijtUnc”
•Floors Sanded and Finished
•Rock Wool Insuidtton (blown in)^
•Pre-fabrieated Houses
P. O. Bo* 43 Sumlor, S. C. Phone .15QS.\|
Wm. J. (“Coko”) Lnwronco, Ownor-Opei^
Personal
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Miscellaneous
FDR 8ALE—Whitman Saddle) pig
skin covered. Been stored but in
good condition. Needs girth, |40.
John B. Orlmball, 1808 Enoree
Ave., Columbia (36), S.
FDR SALE—Log trailer, good me
chanical condition. Good tires, at
a good price. W. O. Hatfield, R-1,
Camden, 3. C. Ip
FDR SALE—32 gallon electric wat
er beaters. Extra special at
$116.50. Beard Furniture Com-
- pany. Broad street. Ic
FDR SALE— Child's Maple finish
roll top desk, and adjustable
chair to match, practically new,
$20. Mrs. D. T. Branham, Sr., R-1.
Box 120, Lugoff, a. C. Ip
RESERVATIDNS NDW AVAIL
ABLE—4 apts. (2 new) modern
equipment for 6. 8, 10 people.
Wonderful strand and surf easily
accessible. Rates discounted for
May, first 2 weeks In June, Sept.
Write Mrs. D. S, Altman 48,
^Cherry Grove Beach, Ocean
Drive, S. C. 62-lp
SPINET PIANO—I hare In my pos
session one Spinet piano, 37” in
height, clean and in good condi
tion. Want party with good credit
references to take over account.
.Must be able to assume several
monthly Installments. Write Col
lector, Box 869, Concord, N. C.
62-10
HAPPY JACK QUICKLY RIDS
YOUR DOG OP MANGE, Itch,
Eczema, or your money refunded.
Also for stable Itch on, cattle and
that dreaded summer Itch on
horses and. mules. DeKalb Drug
Co., Camden, S. C. 51-2C
FOR SALE—Nice 6-room home
with filling station on No. 1
highway, near town. Also, nice
6-room home, same location, very
reasonably priced. Terms if de-
nlred.
BABY CHICKS—C.O.D., $8.85 for
100 up. Write us for Baby Ducks.
David Nichols Hatchery, Rock-
mart, Georgia. 61-2c
FOR SALE—(For clients), 1 oil
heater, 1 coal heater, I wood
heater. See or phone us: Savage
Bldg. Phone 277, Ic
SKI HI stops RUNNING FITS in
dogs or wo refund your money.
We know of no other guaranteed
running fits remedy, DeKalb
Pharmacy. 62-2p
FOR SALE—Several beautiful lots
on Greene street, south and west
of Kirkwood hotel.
Wanted
FOR SALE—One sow and four
pigs, three months old. Robert
Jackson. R-1, Camden. S. C. Ip
WANTED—Room for man. Apply
“TRM” care Chronicle. Ip
FOR SALE—37 Duroc pigs, 12 to
14 weeks old, price |370 for the
lot. W. L. Parker, R-1, Bethune.
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WANTED—To buy Plttlsporum. I
'will move_ It. Please write loca
tion. size and minimum price.
“Pill”, care Chronicle. Ic
FOR SALE—One 1940 Wlllys 1-2
ton pickup, good body and tires,
motor has Just been overhauled.
A good buy. See at 1219 Fair St.,
after 6:30. 62-lp
MALE HELP WANTED—Man will
ing to work 7 hours dally 5 days
per .week, can average $60.00
weekly on established local route.
Write Dept. S3, The J. R. Wat
kins Co., Richmond, Va. l-3p
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
United States Auto Electric Com
pany wants distributor for their
amazing new diecovery, THE AU
TOMATIC GUARD-ZIT AUTOMO
BILE BURGLAR ALARM, in Ker
•haw and adjacent countiee. Pro
tects the car and„all accessories
from theft; every automobile own
er a potential prospect. No sellinf;
experience necessary. However, the
peneon selected muit have car as
his Job will be contacting and sup
plying gas stations, garage, auto
accessary, hardware stores, etc.
Must be able to finanoa initial
stock of $250.00 to $600.00. United
States Auto Electric Company fac-j
tory repreaentative will ba In tei^j
ritory through March and April toi
discuss this opportunity. Every re
ply will ba given a personal Inter
view. If you can meat the above re-
quirements, write giving full de
tails about yourself. Address all
communications to United States
Auto Electric Company, 726 North
26th Street, East 8L Louis, Il
linois.
NOTICE
To ths People of DeKalb Town
ship; '
Robe'rt E. David, your new
magistrate, announces the fol
lowing office hours commenc
ing Monday, March 24th, 1947.
The office, located In the
Grand Jury room of the Ker
shaw County Court House, will
be open Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday from 2 p. m. till 5
p. m., and Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, 9 a. m. till 12
noon.
1c RDBERT E. DAVID.
Gord Davidson, sturdy defense
man of the Cleveland Barons In
the American Hockey league, is a
locomotive fireman in the summer
monthA
FDR SALE — Large lot with six
room building, may be used as
dwelling 6r business property.
Just north of Camden on'U. S.
Highway No. 1. Lewis L. Clybum,
agent. Phone 62. 52-lc
FDR SALE—‘Three registered male
Cocker Spaniel puppies, 8 weeks
MALE HELD WANTED—Heroes
aren’t born. It took a war to
prove the abilities of American
manhood. Today, the same sterl
ing qualities are being shown by
men who are serving their coun
try by defending the peace. The
skills and aptitudes will develop
you physically and mentally, and
the service you will do your coun
try is Immeasurable. Consider
this: The peacetime U. S. Army
SUFFERERSl
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Pr*i>«rat1oa today-
OaatlMi; Vm anly
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NEW • MODERN • BEAUTIFUL
THE SMARTEST CAR ON ANY ROAD!
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Here^s Why You Should Con-
sider the New Crosley Before
You Buy ANY’Cpr^
Something Brand New in automobiles!
Imagine really fine car priced to compete
with used cafs. The fiipt truly “aW-steeV* car
. . . completely upholstered ... it seats four
husky people in perfect comfort.
And imagine such an engine . . . perfected
-under the most demanding war conditions—^it
weighs only 149 pounds, complete with 5 quarts
of water, 3 quarts of oil! Smooth and quiet-—
can’t pre-ignite; gets up to 50 miles on a gal
lon of gas; speeds up to 65.
3 Styles:
•Convertible
eSedea
•Pick-Up
YouT' Selection of Colors
limited number for immed
iate diJisaty te cvskmiers in
CAMDEN.
FOR PARTS AND SERVICE, CALL—■
JOE E. BERRY
r^ALER
1340^Siunter St Colombia, S. C
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09IINON,
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CtOSliy 4-CYilNDII
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Phone 3383
The presentation of Jhe GYMKHANA
nesday afternoon at the Kirkwood polo field, under the sponsor
ship of the Camden Junior Chamber of Commerce wm postponed
to
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH
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Inclement Weather Made This Step Necessary-
With fair weather next week^ we shall present the gymkhana with (dl
frills, zanny situations and barrels of rollicking fun. The big show, admitted
ly the greatest of its kind in Camden^history, will be held on the turf of Kirk
wood field.
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Tickets purchased for the originally scheduled performance of
this week will be honored next weeL
REMEMBER:
THE TIME (2 p. m.), THE PLACE (Ip-kwood Field) and the
event (GymUiana).
So Keep That Date, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, at 2 P. M. listed
As a “MUST” On Your Calendar.
You’ll Chuckle, You’ll Roar With Laughter, You’ll Roll Off Your
Qiair in Merriment As You View This Unique Spectacle Of Mirth
Melody and ^otous Fun.
Don’t
Miss
THE CAMDEN JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE v
Ai^ your cooperation in this Great Clwnfy'elfort. — aid. f mr the
Ordiopedic dnic.