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l»A#l SIX THl eAMMM CHXpWiCH, CAMDIi •OUTM CAHOklWA, PXIPAy, AWtlL It, mf 'm '■V" i !:'■*• 4 ; ‘■**V'r * . ?Tf S ’ * K;.jj Buy-Sell-Rent AiT«rtlMineiita under thia hendinc «ND be eharved fer at the rate of 40c mteimom for 2S words, per Inaertton. Owar Si words 11-Sc per word. Ads aat Is 10 point tjrpe double charts. CaA must accompany, order axes^ wba<*s custsmer has t.edter Account. V For SiJo FOR SALE—Inlaid llnoleom In stalled bj callable layert. Cam den Furniture Co. Phone 1S6. 5c FOR SALE—Reeieaned »0 day Vel- ret beans. J. T. Elliott, 8 miles north of Camden on highway No. 1. ^ 5» ment and assume sereral monthly Installments on beautiful spinett style piano. Fully Guaranteed with bench to match. Cheaper for cash. Address “Piano” care Chronicle. Will notify where to sep this. 3-6c FOR SALE—1933 Chevrolet coupe, poR SALE—Giant Strata Crota USE THE CHRONKU WANT ADS 1260.00. Drakeford's Garage. 6c FOR SALE—1938 Ford, recondi tioned motor, 4 new tires. See Juanita Durden, Cassatt, Rt.l 6p laria seed, vllle, 8. C. B. 8. Young, West- 4-6P Wanted For Rent FOR RENT—Four-ro<Mn apartmenL all conveniences, private en trance. Available around April 20. Apply at Davidson Insurance Agency, Camden, S.-4L 5e Loet — Found I SUNDAY iiSZw I SCHOOL -:-LESSON-:- By HAROLD L.tLUKDQinST. D. D. f Tb* Moody Blbl* Instituts at Cblettga. AZALEAS—Kurume’s and Indicoe WANTEO^A small Iwys bike. 2 76c up.-Mrs. C. W. EmanueLl wheels. Telephone 639-J. 6c Rembert, 8. C., Phone 2303 6-7Pj ' (WANT TO RENT—A six room house In or near Camden, good location. Will pay rent 12 months In advance. Answer “XYZ", Cam den Chronicle. 8p FOR SALE—Fryers 1 to 3 lbs., 50c per lb., on foot Triple A Blue Ribbon grade. L. L. Truee- dale, 1213 Lyttleton street, ip FOR SALE — 30 bushels brown < Biloxi soybean seeds. Not re clMned 12.75 per bushel at old Onion place. Phone 2404. Lu- goff Fgrm's, Lhgoff,, 8. C. 5c FOR SALE—We have a large btock 10 lb. slate surface roll roofing. Call Phone 340. Camden Lumber Co. 4-7o CALL US when in need of win dows, cement, mortar-nilx and brick. Phone 840. Camden Lum ber Co. \ 4-7o ATALEAS NOW BLOOMING — Come select your plants. Mrs. Robert Rembert, Rembert, S. C. 4-6o FOR SALE—140 acres on paved highway, 7 miles from Camden, about 120 acres farm land and 220 acres in growing pine timber. Tery attractive home and grounds. Large bam and stables, and other outbuildings. All in first class condition and entire properly fenced. Can be bought for less than the cost oC bnildlngs. C. C. Whitaker. Realtor. 4-6c. FOR SALE—Inside white, cream,’ Lt oak, DK oak, green enamel paints. 13.26 and |3.50 per gaLj Clarkson Supply Co. (Next door to Chronicle). 9c FOR SALE—Enidish setter pu^ pies, 9 weeks old, Jost right to train for next season. Mother, and father are real hunters. R.| J. Truesdale, Box 111. Mo^ POP RALE—1948 Ford motor block WANTED—Sales cashier and of-| FOR SALE—1942 Ford motor l»ioc*[ department SALESLADY WANTED—To repre sent Kershaw county for demon strating and taking orders for Luziors Cosmetics. Mrs. Mary El len smith, 316 W. Pine St., Flor ence, 8. C. Phone 634-J. 6-7p assembly. Can be eeen at Hit Broad street, or call 5tT, SP FOR SALE — Fresh milk cow Heavy milker and good butter pow. 8. S. Hensley, near ARtioch church. if store. Must be accurate and ex-, perlenced with adding machines. State,age. experience and give references. Box 168, Kershaw,] 8. C. 6c, LOST—One brown and white fe male pointer with collar and name. C. M. Bair, 123 DeKalb St, Camden, 8. C. Phone 9022. Re- ward. 5s STRAYED — From my place In Flint Hill section, one’nine month old light red heifer calf, white spotted legs and white tip on tall. Finder notify R. Al' McDow- ell, R-3. Camden. 8. C. - 6p LOST—One pointer, male, liver and white. Answers name “Jack’ Weight about 85 lbs., with collar on, about 8 miles from Bishop- ville on Camden highway. Rt^- ward 820.00. John A. Johnson, Dixie Cafe, Bishop vllle, 8. C. 4*6c Use Chronicle Want Ads RstoaMU tar^WMteni N«w««wr Valam. UtSM ftr April 20 Lmsob lubitcts and Scripture tneW se lected and copyrishted by IntemaUe^ CouncU of RaUgioua Education: used by pennlsalon. , THE EINODOM STRENGTHENED AND ENLARGED LESSON TEXT—n Samuel SrS-lO.Il-^ - - .HELP WANTED—Male and female FOR SALE—One 1937 Ford coach,I —Man or woman to serve regu-j with new tires, in good me-, lar customers on established loc- chanlcal condition. See Bruce al route. Average 860.00 to $60.00 Smith, Palmetto Service Station, weekly—no Investment. Write Camden 6c“ Dept. 8-3, The J. R. Watkins Co., I Richmond, Va. - 6-7p! FOR SALE—Truck stake body slxe '12x8x5 1-2 ft. Lights already in-, WANTED—To contact man who wants to make money. To work in or around Camden, $45 per week while training. Car neces sary. Give age, dependents and address. “Money”, care Chronicle. ip stalled. Oak bottom reenforced with metal. May be seen at 801 E. DeKalb street. Price 866.00. Call.793-R after 5:30 p. m. Bruce T. Peach. i? PLANTS FOR SALE—Small,' med ium and large daisies, 36c, 50c 81 .00 per doz.: Chrysanthemums, ■mall, medium and large, all colors, 36c and' 60c per doz. Mrs. James Rog^jorough, Lugoff, S. C. . Phone 797M2. , 4-6c Make Concrete Brick Make Concrete Blocks Build Homes of Brick Start a cash business, use a TYRA BRICK MAKER or TTRA BLOCK MAKER. Easily ope rated, only sand and cement and any old shed will do. Build homes cheaply the TYRA WAY. R. K. Tyra Corp. Box X. .Tyra, Minn. P. O. Forest Ijtke. " <c Lovely Spinett Style Sweet Tone Piano Take Over Payments Want some person with good credit to pay minimum down pay- Tor. nusculaR PAIN nsutr Rub on NEURi(BALM ' Makfi Your Spring Cleaning Easier Redecorate With Paint and Wallpaper CALL EDDIE NOLAN Phone 60S-J Camden, S. C. EXTERMINATING—Kill Those Termites WANTED-l.OOO ablebodied Negro men with families for year-rouM farm work on sugar cane planta tions In south Florida. Minimum pay forty cents per hour, ten hours per day, six days per wedi which will be paid in- cash ^eaeh week. Limited amount of work available' for women at thirty cents per hour, same hours and conditions as for men. Church and school facilities available. Free houses, medical attention and hospitalization. Cost of trans portation will be advanced. Give age and sex in first letter. Per sonnel department, United States Sugar Corporation, ‘ ClewlSton, 1. PtMtnATIMO BMUcadoe nifavw th* dbooafoctf ol yaia. 2. SnMUlAriMO actioa ititt up ckcnUtkMi » Mp bnak-up dw ooo- WHBN yee ndb MochJnt NcunlMlui ou k Karts to work instaady. throupk to sara, Florida. 6-70 BUILD Y.OUR FUTURE BY SAVING I WeVe happy to be of service to individuals and families who want to look to the future with safety, by saving regularly in an in sured savings account here. Start with a small ambunt now—and save regularly each uKmth. Each account insured up to $5,000.00. CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 3% First Federal Savings & Loan Ass’n. Rutledge Street MaLe H^LP WANTED-^^ Par East, Young Man—A' number of the famous, battle-tested divi sions on duty in Japan and Korea are now accepting the enlist ments of hand-picked, keen young men for service in the Far East. Among these great fighting divi sions are such noted units as the First Cavalry Division, now mechanized in Japan; the 6th Infantry Division, on duty in Korea; the 7th Infantry Division, now in Korea; the 24th Infantry Division, known as the "Victory Division,’* serving In Japan; and the 26th Infantry, or “T^plc Lightning DlvislDn.” also sta tioned in Japan. A 3-year enlist ment for duty In the Orient will enable you to choose one of these famous divisions—and you can be a part of it, following Initial training in the United States! A 20 per cent Increase in pay for overseas service, plus many ad ditional advantages, makes this a fine chance for the young man'' who wants to see distant lands and fill an important post in the peace-time Army. Ask for details at U. S. Army Recrniting Sta tion, American Legion Hall, Cam- den, 8. C. . 5c WANTED—A refined young lady with sales ability to work Cam den and vicinity. Must have a car. For further information write Mrs. BHeanor F. Parnell, 5011 Colonial Drive, Columbia, S, C, 4-5o Drive Carefully—Save a Life trmk $urfac« blood, Bowi^ ' artu, sives rtMwed lift If mutde*. Tht mitcritt by sinb^ expomre or fsti/M sta nUarai. Sdtmiac reteatch Prtvr*' Ntora- balai woffca ^ and rftcthtly. Alao graod for the relief of acnrmlsic painai tuS ne^ tired back_ muadea, cbcK coreaeei doe to cold*, tinriios w bnming eeneatioae of the akin, tirM-buming feet. NetirabaliD it greaselcM and acainlcM to the tkia. So aotwing . . . ao CLEAN •and refreahing to nae. When you want fast and welcoase relief from oeuralaic and muacular adtea and paint rub with Neurabalm. Feel r^xed. Sleep better . . . feel bener. Hi^ly praiaed by uaeta. Follow dircctiona in folder.. At drugatocea in 254, 754 *Bd 11.25 bottletj ^atOOERN—CLEAN-^-^SQOTHlNS GIVES FAsr MEURABALM ^WAY.IlELItF FHOH ACK^S AND PAIN Professional And.. ... Business Cards D. C. DIXON’S BARGAIN ~ HOUSE “ " Wg bandit a complstg lint of men, women and children's shoet. Ready- to-waar and Men’s Work Clothing of all kinds. Also a wide variety of notions. CAMDEN, 8. C. 951 Broad 8t Phono 606-W HORRORS!! Do you mean to fell me that this beautiful home is being slowly wrecked be cause of Camden Memorial Company QUALITY MONUMENTS IMMEDIATE Dl^UVERY _C. Q. Komsgay—Fred Pratt PRE-WAR standard METAL Weatherstrips Sold and Inatalled by— E. E. VEITH The only factory equip ped and trained mechanic in thia section. P.O. Bos 1161 Florencai S. C. Termites? There ia no excuse for each want on neglect —^hen in a brief interval of time, tHe place could have hben freed of the pests. Yes—this might be your home. If you haven’t had it checked for tonpitas. Do it nowl It will be the economical gesture on your part. JUST CALL C. W. JOHNSON, Jr. 1806 Fair St — — •— Camden, S. C He will chock your dw^lng and tall jrou exactly what it will cost to froe tha of termilaa. Our troatment is based on fifteen years eiperienco . . • We guarantee our work fo^ five years .. . Wo inspect your property twice euraaBy during that time, a farther troatmant ia required in that time, we’ll see tiiat H is done. Eavefopes LkthtrkAadt Stotemeafs Rafad Forais Office Forms Cbuiow ftl> Lytttetau SI. SIMM tSS- Floor Sanding Now i, th. liin. "TO DO" it Let us **DO IT” for you Williams Bros. . Box 143 Camden Phone 636-XW MEMORY SELECTION—Da^d w««<l greater and greater; for tha Lord, the God of boata, waa with him.—U Samuel 8:10. David was the great king of Is* raeL His life and reign are of un- iMual interest and the. Bible gives much information about him. In the rapid survey of Israel’s history which we sre making in our lesson series, we have just tljis one lesson on David’s reign and that is con- icemed more with the nation than with its king. This unique man was by God’s choice placed over Israel. At flrit he received only the allegiance of the southern division of the king dom, Judah (see II Sam. 2:4). But by showing himself friendly (Prov. 18:24) he won the hearts of the people of the north, IsrasL Rod they too recognized him as king (II Sam. 5:1-5). , Thus united, the kingdom was ready to move forward, by the blessing of God—and ttiat is the . story before us in our lesson. 1. Ae Leri Was wMl neaa (w. 6-10). 'a united people! How important that is in the affairs of the nations. Nothing is more disturbing or a greater hindrance than internal friction. We ought to deal quickly and decisively with any group or force in the life of our nation which If clearly divisive or disloyal. Think, then, how important it is that God’s people In the Christian church stand together in undivided loyalty to ChrisL our King, and In loving devotion to one another. Jerusalem, which was to be the “city of David,’’ and which figures so prominently not only In history but bi prophecy.^ had to be wrestod from the hands of the heathen Jebusites, and be established as the sacred city and the capital of the Jewish nation. Note that the kind and consider ate king was not a weakling. He knew how to fight and to win. Verse 8 is difficult to interpret, but evi dently does not mean that David was cruel. ’The Jebusites taunted him by saying that their blind and crimes could hold the wall against David’s men. Then they doubtless put their best soldiers on the wall, and Davlff laid to his men, “Letm take these cripples.’’ We see in verses 9 and 10 that David was not only a fighter, but* also a builder. He began then the d^elopment of Jerusalem, the grlMt city of which we are yet to hear wondrous things. < n. The Lerd DeHrerei nem (w. 'lT-21). The I^ilBstines, Israel’s constant enemy, had control of much of the land west ot the Jordan. As soon as they heard Gist the people were now united under a young aggressive king they laid plans to destroy his power almost before ha could start The PhlHstinas arwa clever, hut Giey reckoned arlthout God. David eras smart; ha coated God into bis plans. He esked ttk L«rd what to do and the answer was, *Xfo up. I adn certainly deliver ttiaiyPhillstlnas Into thy hand,’* «Dd ha dW Y* may well Ijam ^ Icfspn that ^ri^sTeoosaiatidn wiffiraaraw fome before any euccesaftil cam-, palgn for him. Inqulra of him to he assured of victory. Note also here that there are battles in which the Lord expects us to go up Ixddly right Into the face of a mighty enemy, and take toe vic tory by faith! Sometimes we are afraid to meet the memiet toe cross'with bold ness, ch<y>*ing rather to compro mise for toe sake of peace. It never wozto. That Is the way of defsat HL The Lerd Brfere Them (w. 22-25). Defeated once so declslvoly that they had to run away from their sacred Images (v. 21), the enemy rallied for another attack. It is ever thus—and fOoUto la toe Christian who thinks that onC vic tory wins a war. After spiritual victory Satan redoubles hla efforts and strikes while toe believer Is resting on bis laurels—If he la fool ish enough to do It Here sggln we aay, be on gusrdl Observe that th# Lord worked dif ferently this time. David Inquired again, but this time the word was, “Thou shalt not go up.’’ Israel was to come up from the rear of toe Philistines, and not to attack until toe wind In the treetops told that God had gone before to smite the enemy. There is a time for straight out frontal attack on the enemy. There is also a time when God wants us to stand back and watch him work out our deliverance. Sometimes thst Is harder to do than to attack, but ws must obey his word. How Shan we know which to do? By asking God. Prayer must al ways precede action—and tom ao- tlOD win be righti Drivo Carefully—Save a Life Eetlee to Delblaii Cgeditofi All partlea Indebted to ft. of James B. notified to make wJaSN nndertlgnod. and all V toto win present thew duly attested, within S scribed by law. ■f'. LILA B. SI / • SS.Z5I _Camden. 8, C., April FINAL DL_ Notice U hereby month from this da^*!L*^f 194T, LucUe Sharpe^-jJJ^ to the Probate CoS?Ij County her Administratrix of the Alice Stokea Shari>e, dee^.j on toe same date she«r to toe laid Court for charge as said Admin* N. C. Al„ Judge of PhLS Camden, S. C. April KEN8HAW LODQk m ^ n Ragular ^am Each Month «|, VUltors WeiSi qSORGE MICKI4 L. H. JONES, 8ecretary FINAL DISCI_, Notice is hereby gWen'u month from this data os'*- 1947, Morton E. Jleischer vi^ to the Probate Court of K( County his final return u tgr ot toe estate of (w Hirsch, deceased, and on ^ date he wUl apply to tM Court for a final dlschargii Executor. N. C. Judge of Camden. 8. C., April 7, WANTED CONSTRUCTION WORK \ Concrete floors, drives, curbs and foundatioai. Excavations, grading and bulldoxer work. ■ Gene Moseley Construction Co,, Ine, Camden, S. C Phoatlll YES!... We Make Loans Others Refostl When others say “sorry”—we say “YES”, becaiwj have a low-rate loan plan to fit yoiur needs of yotir financial problem. See us today. Auto Loans- $50 to $1,500 Our confidential loans are quickly arranged—i red tape ... or delay. And, they are easier to ... no hidden charges make our loans cost lees. — ALSO — Complete Insurance Coverage * Kershaw County Fuunicel “HOME OWNED & OPERATED” Little Bldg. Pkoii| ARE YOU PES1ERE0 with RMCUES and WATQI BUC • *4 * Then TRY Johnson’s Famous Not-Poisonous Roach And Water Bug Powder Treatment % ) One application is guaranteed to rid your premiMM i of these pests for 12 months—if they reappear a ond treatment will he given ABSOLUTELY FREE. Thomas Exterminating P. O .Box 194 W. P. Tkomu CAMDEN, 3. C \ y i".