The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 16, 1947, Image 7
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iBTMtra » total of |28,S0t^ in
United States uriass bonds dur
ing- the awnth of April, according
to Marioa H. Hernian, county
chainnan of the U. ‘ 8. sarlngs
bonds dfriskm.
Mr. Heymaa points out that the
sale of sarlngs bonds continues to
exceed maturities and redemptions,
showing that people are becoming
more thrift minded and that they
realise U. S. sarings boras proride
the ideal way* to build a financial
reeerre.
Cash sales of sarings bonds is
South Carolina for April, as re
ported by W. Brooks Stuckey, state
director, totalled |i,714.8S0.75.
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low Available
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FORD OWNERS the GENUINE
RD RECONDITIONED MOTORS
very reasonable pieces.
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Pay-Ao^You^Go Finance Plan
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Liberty 1^ News
(Delayed Letter)
Rer. VYed Hopkins filled the pul
pit at the Preebyteriaa church on*
Sunday and gare hla hearera a rery
interesting disconrse. A large con
gregation. including a nomber of
visitors from out of town were in
attendance
Rer. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins were
dinner guecta on Sunday la the
home of Mrs. R. J. Wardlaw, Sr.,
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamss Thompson of
KnoxTille, Tenn., are rialUng her
parenU, Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Cun
ningham.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. SanU of
Manning were Sunday gneeta in
the home of Mrs. J. O. Rlcharda
mother of Mrs. Sauls.
Billy Higgins. U. S. nsrsl csiiet,
stationed at Panama, ia apendtng
a 80-day yacaUon at home with his
vaxeaU, Mr, -and^-Mrs^-it-R.
gins.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Cunninghsm
and Mrs. Oeorge Cnnningham re
turned on Tuesday from a tlalt to
their former home in Tennessee.
Mrs. Jennie E. Hunter of Blen
heim and Mrs. A. p. McCallnm of
Dillon are Tlaiting the family of
their brother, Capt N. 8. Richards,
and other rrattlTes at their child
hood home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Roes Nelson, the
former Fairy Hilton, and baby girl,
stopped here a short whUe on
Thursday en route to Rock Hill to
Tlslt relstires and their sister, Vir
ginia Hilton at Wlnthrop college.
They drove through from North
Dakota. Mrs. Nelson is the daugh
ter of the former Nettle Clements
and granddaughter of this writer.
At a recent congregationid meet
ing the members of the Liberty
Rill chnreh extended a unanimous
call to Rev. J. C. Robinson to be
come pastor of the ehurch. It has
FAM MViir
beeft vlfliout a tegular pastor Aw
some years.
John Rlehardl McCrae, noted
alnger, waa here for the weekend
visiting hla parents. Mr. and Mra
T. P. McCiiu and grandmother.
Mra. Iota Rieharia.
Mlsseo Clara md Louise John
ston were visiting friends in the
loses OroH Rood section of Lsn-
esstsr coonty os Sunday evening.
A llve-foom tenast house en tne
fkrm ef H. B. Riggins was bnmed
one day'Wst Wsslt. The dry weath
er Is reUrdtsg farm wot% and gar
dens very ms^
HNAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that ope
month from this date, on June 4,
1947, U Rex Jonea will mgke to
the Probate Court of Kershaw
Connty hia final rstnm as Bxseu-
tor of the estate of Sallye Massey,
deceased, and on the saam date
he will apply to the said Court for
a final disc^harge as said ^ecntor.
7-lOc N. O.'ARNBTT.
lodge of Probate.
Camden. B. C.. May 1, lt47.
POSTED NOTICE
Notice—Any persons Hunting.
Fishing or otheTwIse Trespassing
Rf ssat ftsoi tanda as s tssm
hlfirflnniilUlftUmybonathoid'taAf
rad> as wathtaf woodwork, duat-
aetUng tts taMe and putting
•way dishes, homcmskert csn savt
nudb time end energy.
State Theatre
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liinne Crili^^ian Young
Saturday, May 17
•TRAIL TO SAN
ANTONE”
Gene Autry->-Peggy Stewart
Sat, May 17-10:30 P. M.
THE THIRTEENTH
HOUR*’
Riehsrd Dix—Karen Moricy
Moa.-Tuaa., May 19-20
••CALENDAR GIRL”
Jane Praxee—William Marshall
Wadneaday, May 21
••MILLIE’S DAUGHTER”
Gladys George Gay Nsison
Thursday, Mmy 22
-CAUFORNIA”
Ray Milland—Barbara Btsnwyek
<m this land, or makliui flrss. or
permitting nres set by them to
ran or bwo thereon, or pasturing
thsreon or removing therefrom any
trees, wood straw or shrubbery,
will be prosecuted to the fulT ex
tent of the law. ggp
OBORQB GAINST.
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Uaft Ckroftkla Want Ada Subseribu t» Tha Cbronkla
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McLeod Infirmary School of Nursing
FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROUNA
In offering scholarships covering tu
ition, uniforms, books, and mainten
ance to qualified graduates of accred
ited High Schools. The course of study
covers 3 years from date of entrance.
The next class will enter September
1,1947.
APPLY TO
The Director of Nursing
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In an the taBt about lower prices, don’t forget this:
Day in and day oat, no retailer does 6 better job of keeping prices down than your food
merchant No food merchant does a better job than A;^.
iWe would like you to understand two important things about AAFs price situation;
Onr net profit during the past fire years has averaged only
aboat 1 cent on each dollar of sales. If we were to operate oor
bnsinesa without any profit at all, this 1 cent wonld amount to
st of ]|fs_than 4 emits a day on the entire food biU of the
average Am^can family.
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We sincerely believe that A&P has the lowest cost of dlstidlm*
tkm of any retail business in the world. Whsn yoa spend 11.00
in an A4kP store, yon get 86 cents worth of food and only abont
14 cents goss te meet dl expenses — wages, taxes, rent, light,
heat and the hundreds of other expenses Incidental to the
stocking and operating of a modem food store—inclnding our
very small profit
Obviously there is little Tat” in such a price structure. Our operating costs and profiti
are already cut doee to the bone.
Merdiants generally have reduced prices on many items on which they were overstocked.
In recent weeks we^ have reduced prices on hundreds of such items. That is common
merchandising practice and has no relation to a general or permanent price reduction.
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While many food prices have already been lowered we must recognize that no substantial
general reduction in retail food prices is possible until the cost of food to the retailer is reduced.
As any housewife knows, A&P’s business has been built on the policy of selling cpiality
fbod at the lowest practical price every day.
We pledge to our customers strict adherence to that policy. We will mntinne to lower
Ota yrkm as fast as reductions in costs to ns and economies in our operations permit
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