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& T In': :M..' ? W, I ^ ’ •: . i‘-i. 11 THI CAMOtfl •Mm IT M«'< rx' m-: I If- *(. t . ■ >v '■■■, ‘ | i .s a A wv.' n b . M 1 ■:; i J vW: I’ I fr- QSE THE CHROWCLE WANT ADS AivwttoMBMita ttad«r this hssai— wM hs eharcsd tsr at ths rats at Me Mtelorain for SI words, per Insertion. Over SI words 1 l>So per word. Ads set la !• polat type double eharse. Cash must accompany order except where customer -has L.edter Account. For Solo FOR SALE — One WMtinghonae electric stove, good condition. Answer ‘'Stove.” Box S62, Cam den. S. C. So LAND OF THIS SECTION NEEDS Llaae. We have a supply, so, get your share while U lasts. South ern Cotton Oil Co. S-lOc END YOUR GARBAGE and dis posal worries. Install General - -fiteetrie-dlspowl today. Imme late delivery, Electric Service and Applicance Co. Phone 26. 9c FOR SALE—One pra-tlcally new Pea Thrasher; one S-horse power motor, reasonably priced. Her man Nelson, Waterer- Mill. 9p FOR SALE—Derris dust, the old reliable sure remedy for bean beetles, potato bugs, and other garden pests. Camden Furniture Co. Phone 156. ' and your old battery. Also guar anteed re-bnllt batteries. Clark son 'Tire Service. Phone 667. 6tf FOR SALE—Several nice homes of 6 to 12 rooms. In city and suburbs. Several small farm homes near town and many fine building lots, all at reasonable prices now. See or phone 277, Shannon Realty Co., Savage Building. •« FOR SALE — Wa cmrry • food lino of floorinf, mQ- uif, sidinft ai>d finUh; also mouldings, kiln dried. Compare our prices. We sell to the retail trade at wholesale prices. . Sumter Planing MtHs db Lumber Companjr, v Sumter, S. C. Telephones: 10 and 427. _ 7-12c to sell chins, glasswsra ttf^ ware, kitchen eqnipmenL hotel linens, and fomlsbings. Janitor supplies, paper goods to hotels, restaurants, hospitals, institu tions In Camden. MyTtle Beach. Columbia. Augusta and the An derson ares. Salary while in training, liberal pro.'it sharing commission and traveling alkiw ances. Positive nost-wifr fulnre ' with largest hotel and restaurant supply company In Mlddlewest. Write or apply In T>6rson. Ed ward Don ft Company, 2201 S. LaSalle St.', Chicago 16. 111. 9p m ':iK Ciurolna ' Beagles Win In Black Jack IVials MELP WANTED—MALE AND FE MALE—At once man or woman to service customers for famous Watkins Products In Camden. Established business brings |4S weekly average, starting im mediately. No Investment Write J. R. Watkins Co., Dept 8-8, Richmond, Va. 8-llp FOR SALE—One three-burner and built-in oven Florence oil stove, $26.00. Jim Clarkson, Jr. Phone 667 6tb FOR4 SALE—One largo wood saw frame, like new, at ray place, $25.00. Nates Grocery, Dents^llle, ■ S. C. . 9c WE HAVE received a fjhtbment of Bagged Lime. This material is hard to get, so place your order now. Southern Cotton Oil Co. 9-lOc .FOR SALE—6 room house on the Brown road off U. 8. No. 1, about two miles out of Csmden. Will be home after 4:80. M. K. Hat field. 8-9f FOR SALE—English saddle and '‘bridle, good as-new. Also hotel type cosl hot wstw heater, both reasonably priced. -Phone 570. Chas. H. Stogner. 8tf FOR SALE— Green .^ood slat porch shades. Good stock of the different sixes from 6 to 12 feet wide. Camden Furniture Co. Phone 166. T FOR SALE—One 1934 Chevrolet, good condition, good times, new paint. Jim Clarkson, Jr. Phone 667. 6tl FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY- SIX bottle gas stoves. First come —First served. Beard’s Furniture Store. 1 FOR SALE—1940 Chrysler sedsn, clean, motor In good condition; also used parts for 1941 Chevro let and 1936 Ford, Dabney’s , Oar age. Phone 2712, on Sumtey high way. 8-lOp WOOD FOR SALE—Dry pine slabs, cut 12 or 14 Inches In length, priced right. Bee Frank Tidwell at Wateree Lumber Co. Phone 76. 8-9» Wftntod FOR SALE—New Gates batteries, 24 months guarantee, $16.-60 each. SALESMEN WANTED—Man want ed for Rawlelgh businees In City of Camden and southeast Lee county. Sell 1.600 families. Write today. Rawlelgh’s Dept. SCErlSl- SA, Richmond, Va. 9p SALESMEN WANTED—Salesmen, age 26-32, active and aggressive. Make Your Spring Cleaning Easier Redecorate With Paint and Wallpaper CALL EDDIE NOLAN Camden, S. C. EXTERMINATING—Kill Those Termites Phone 605-J WANTED—Furnished house or fur nished apartineJiL between, -ims.. and June Ist, for permanent ren tal. I would like ta live in Cam den during summer months to continue and advance the prog ress of. the damden high school band. Please call 679-M or see Hal Middleton. t-7tfc HELP WANTED — Parts and ac cessory manager for Chevrolet dealership. Qualifications re quired or experience preferred but unnecessary, mentally adapi- able to selling merchandise, cap able of meeting public and pass bond. Duties will be to learn Chevrolet parts, parts system f\nd work In parts department un til qualified to meet wholesale customers. This Is “Whole ’Time’’ Job and outside lobs will not be tolerated. Position permsnenL must give age, experience, and references first letter. Apply Claude' Todd Motor Co., Windsor, North Carolina. 7-lOc LoBt — Foond T TAKEN UP—About d weeks ago, calf, about six months old. Own er can get same by paying for thld ad and keep. G^rge Sal- mond, Campbell St. 9p NOTICE—Some family left laundry with Maggie Brown last week to be picked up Saturday morn ing. She being away, laundry may be picked up at Emma Hailee, 603 King street. ' 9p LOST—Brown bill folder contain ing drivers license, social security card and a one dollar bill. Finder please return to Chronicle and receive $2.00 reward. Charles Boan. 8-9p Trespass Notice - All persons are notified that the lands formerly of Guion and the Camden Beef Cattle Farms,' located south of Lugoff, between Highway No. 26 and the Wateree river, are posted and trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. * 9-120 C. 8. SPROTT, Mgr., for E.. B. Boyle and RobL M. Lee. iosMe pfS/poafs-lMcks 16 Major Ball Parks 1 jll-ltlAlif ! If ■ iiii(ii'iiiiiirii i I ii 116 jnj ’'j 11^1 ' iiiV ViVi 11 i'll i'nliii|iyWBliwiyniiSifiliWpiiiii<i|iiW Do YoU‘ Know-- Wket Menefan Wen feenenta ia Their Dehets es Mejer Leegue Pilots? . . . Wbe Led AN O. «. Setten hi 1944? . . . Whet Pftchar Wee 22 Geoiet Witheet c Less Lett YeerP . . . Hew Meoy Perm Clehs ead Scaats Are Listad hy lach Mejer Leagae CtahP . . , What Player Stele 110 Beees la 1946? . . . What Players Were Nea^d la the HaH a« PaaM Urt Year? . . . Whea Ware Yaakaq Stedlaai, Pale Greaads, Nriggs Stadiaai, etc., Ogeaed? Aaswars to TboM* amd TbousaadM of Othor Qumh ttoas, *M WoU aa OSieial I94f Avaragoa a/ 44 Mafar and Minor Laaguaa, OBieial Playing Ralaa and latar- pretationa Wilt Ba Found In OmCUl BASEBUl GUIDE JUiD RECORD BOW Mow on Solo ot All Flrot^CImoo Mowootondo or Sont for $2 Pootogo Fold - - C. C. Spink A Son, St. Lotdo 3, Mo. . 1K 1 IN -'iiiwi^44iA:i JOIN THE MARCH- More and more people in Camden and Kershaw County are using our ? Convenient .Financing Plan. Let this “HOME OWNED AND OPERATED COMPANY” Finance Your Automo biles and Appliances. We appreciate your confidence and patronage. . The Kershaw County Finance Co. littlB Buildkig PkofM 863 W. D«Kftlb StTBBt ’The Black Jack Beagle clnb held its seeon d A.K. C. sanctioned two and four couple pack stake at Ita beadquEutera, Shiver Mill club bouae, Friday, May 9. At which lime they also celebrated their sec ond anniversary of the club which was organised May 8, 1945. , ’The Ladies Auxiliary committee served those in attendance with a delightful country style pit bar-b-q dinner, ’Thoae present enloyed a 30- minute address by Dr. Glen Law- ho'n. D. V. M.. affiliated with the Hartavilie animal boepital. A dona tion was raised for the advance ment of a dog research laboratory to be erected at a later date in South Carolina. High honors in the 13-inch com- hlned two couple pack. waa. aiuird- ep the Oerrlnger ft Harrill pack, owned by C. W. Gerrlnger and M. D. Harrill, FOreat City, N, C.; sec ond, Nu-Sonth Training Kennel pack. R. B. blyther, Blshopville, S. C.; third, Wrapea Farm Raised oack, J. ll, Wrape, Asheboro. N. C.; fourth. Nu-South Tr'>ining ken nel. R. B. Blyther, niabopvUle. S. C. Fifteen-inch Combined Two couple pack, Gerrlnger ft Harrill, Forest City, N. C.; second, Shiver Farm Raised pack. W, H. Shiver, Rembert, S. C.; third, Wrspe’s Farm Raised pack. Ash.-boro, N. C.; fourth. Cornwell’s ’Two Couple Gen- erstlon Pastime nack, T. W. Corn- well. Columbia, S. C. .’The honors in the four couple pack stake was awarded the Nu- Sonth Kennels combined three gen eration pack, Blshopvllle. S. C.. and Blytbert, 8. C.. R. B. and J. M. Blyther, owners. ’The. clnb officers, members and auxiliary members wish to take this opportunity to extend thanks to thoae who contributed in time and unds to make this event s snedess. Bpeclal thanks are extended to Bundy. WUllams. MarsbvUle. N C, and Roland Rocher, Camden, 8. C., for their splendid work In Jndgng these' packs In the dry. hot and windy weather conditions that pre vailed daring the evmt, and to assure them that not one word of criticism was spoken to the field trial committee with reference to any discussion made by them dur ing this event. ernde Co. Now Located In Fine BnOding H. F. BraaiMm umI MitclMll RaboB Op«mtmf aI Higb- woj Junction'Pomt FfimuRB eboictft diHH^ The IhrtauleR lorrfca wtilns ta anaoBBoe that oo Taaaday. Nay 20, Misa Sallla Paares, apada^ from unnthrop cqUecA will hold a preasnre cookar dlale In the aa- sembly room oh second floor of the Agricultural building. Anyone wlah- Ing to have thefar iMwasure codeer Disabled veterans of both world wars numWing 12,433 were em ployed by ' the American Legion Auxiliary to make memorial pop pies last year. t > Professional And ... Business Cards D. C DIXON’S BARGAIN HOUSE We handle a complete line of mon, wfoman and ohJJdrun'a shoea. I$eady4 to-waar and Mon’s Work Clothing of sll kinds. Also a wido variety of notions. CAMDEN, 8. C. 961 Broad 8L Phono. 606-W Camden Memorial Company QUALITY MONUMENTS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY C. G. Komagay—Fred Pratt PRE-WAR STANDARD'^ METAL Weatherstrips Sold and* Inatnllod by— E. FL VEITH The only factory equip ped and trained mechanic in tbia aectfoti. P. O. Box 1161 Florence, S. C Envelopet Lefferkeodt StatomooH •■led Forms Office forma Omow PjdnJtinqCo. ns LrttMMi at. Refrigeration “SERVICE” —^All Work Gnaranteod— •Any Make or Model •Commercial and DomesHe' L. O. DEMPSiEY Denqisey Refrigeration Serviee Camdsi^ t. e. Phaea tIMI The new home of the Riverside Mercantile company, located at the Junction of U. 8. Highway No. 1 and 8tate HJghway 84 in the town of Logoff, has been completed and already much of the equipment in stalled. Jhe compiuiy. consisting of H. F. Branham and Mitchell Rabon, both Lugoff reetdents, has a fine con crete building that is 72 feet long and 46 wide. It Is located on the north side of the road Just east of the Junction point and Is mod em to^every-4etaUreven4o flour^ cent lighting fixtures. ’The company handles a complete line' of grocerlee and Just as soon as the equipment srrives. will have one of the finest meat markets in this srea. Just east of the Junction of No. 1 and State 84, Frank Watts is building a new filling station, which Is Just a short distance from his new home built last year. This Is a modem station and will be faced with asbestos siding. PK THEATRE BETHUNE, a C. Agrtari^al buo^^ Mart 19:99 a!l?L oa tlM abuve Drian COMING ATTRjn^ Ha^rTheNi Friday, May If ‘THE'FABULOUi DQBWEY*” .with Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey, and Janet Blair. News and Comedy Canwr Bread 90098 8aturday, May 17 “GENTLEMAN WITH GUNG” with Buster Crahbe-Fusxy St John .Serial: Scarlet ^brseman No. 11. Also Cartoon Saturday Late 8ho«v—10:00 “GENIUS AT WORK’* .with Wally Brownr-Alan Carney. Ann Jeffreys. Cartoon and^ Serial Monday and Tuesday, May 19-20 “RAZOR’S EDGE” with Tyrone Power, Gene ’Tierney, John Pajme, Anne Baxter Newi ft Comedy Contiibntlons made for popples worn in honor of the war dead are the principal spnrce of financial support for the American Legion Auxiliary’s extensive work for the welfare of the war’s living victims, the disabled veterans, their fami lies and the families of the dead. Wednesday, May 21 “SILVER STALLION” with David Sharpe, Leroy Mason Also Selected Short Subjects Thursday, May 22 “MAGNIFICENT DOLL" with Ginger Rogers, Burgess Mere dith, David Nhren News ft Comedy May 1S.17 J U>NE mi texah* Charles StaneM,. “The DurangriG}**L Smiley Also Serial and Csei Monday and Tn^ May 19. ]q “THE big FDP . with James Bmwn—fiofemi P«th« Nmw Wednesday and T|q| May 21.22 William Boyd u Hepolong Csstidy ^ Andy Clyde h “UNEXPECTED QB ' Also Serial and N^ APPRECIAT * The splendid response that was accorded on advent into the Camden business world. • . . 'i Our custoipers here expressed their complete sd faction over the result of our work in expert cleanq altering and repairing of gannents. OUR STAFF INCLUDES •LB. Alexander, tailor of experience; • Henry DeBrvH in charge of pUkup and deliveries at DuBose Wateree and hermitage Mitt Village and Jefferaon Dadi Biffhwag. Phone 772-J. i • Dallas Mahoney, Jr., in clutrge-of city pickup audit-, livery. For Better Cleaning and Service, Send your Cieani Hough - Nettles Cieanei For Pickup and Delivery Call 864-W BE A TWO CAR FAMILY WITH tLflin dJOJL irS THI ECONOMICS WAY! i More freedom, more fun If your family has cars . . . especially if one Isa n^flne Crosley. It’s sgmsy to handle In ****^i5? park. Croaley offers you ojMvr high In eomftoo, amwraft slr.oreulttlon; finish reflects heat, keeps you cod; four M If Today IMS t •Bd PARTS 'J I