The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 06, 1947, Image 8
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AdvertlMMicnU under thin hMnOttlg
wlB be charted for at th« rata of 4tc
alnimuni for 26 worda, par Inaartlon.
Ovar 26 worda 1 l-2c par word. Ada
aat In 10' point type dou)>la obarta.
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For Solo
FOR SALE—Antique Walnut aec>
.retary. Call 4<0. ll>12c
FOR .SALE—I room bouse and Idl.'
1008 Mill street. Phone 722 J. 12p
FOR SALK—"Three new Electric
stores. Beard’s Furniture and
Appliance Co. 12c
FOR SALE—Welch Terrier pup
pies, litter registered. Mrs. Rufus
Redfearn. Call 2102. 12c
FOR SALE—Several good used
passenger car tires, different
sixes, with original tread or re
caps. priced from 11.60 to $4.50.
Btogner Motor Co., 128 E. DeKalb
Street, Phone 670. 12c
FOR SALE—One squai^ acre, suTP
- able for home site In corpora ted
limits in Bethune, S. C. L. ' S.'
Whitley. »
FOR SALE—At once, one Knox
meal master stove, wood or coal,
slightly used. Can be seen at
1208 Fair St. 12p
FOR SALE —8 room house, 60x185
. feet, 1603 Highland avenue. Ap
ply to Ous Michiotis at Roxy
Cafe. 12p
FOR SALE—One A, A Woods A-
Co., gin saw filer and guminer,
practically new. City Kqutpraent
A Supply. Phone No. «. 12c
FARM FOR SALE—Nine miles
east of Camden, 42 acres with
C three room bouse. Price 1450.00.
See.Robert Jackson, 901 Lyttle-
ton St., Camden, S. C. 12p
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HOUSE FOR SALE—Six room,
owner built Home, copper plumb
ing, gas heat, insulated, hard
wood floors. Can 860-W or 581-J.
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FOR SALE—One new 6-room house
• on No. 1 highway, east of Cam
den, lot 100x210, close in. Im
mediate posseesioa William T.
MUIer.12-14c
FOR SALE—New 6 room house, in
eluding a Westinghouse refrigera
tor and heater. 0011 B. ..Hampton
St. Apply next door at 007 R
Hampton St.. Camden. S. C. 12p
FOR SALE—Two 2-year-old (male)
Bulldogs and one 4-montbn-old
(male) bull puppy. Two have
registration certificates. Mav be
... seen at Scott’s Race Track.
11-12P
FOR SALE—Several nice 4 to 6
room new houses in White Gar
dens,' on No. 1 highway, avail
able on G. I. loans if desired.
ALSO, several large to mediuin
sl^e homes in best sections of
city, priced very reasonably.
ALSO, many desirable building
~lyt8 near-Broad ~HTTd Green Star
Several sold recently and build
ing started. Secure yours now
, while selection is good. Prices
-are most reasonable.
ALSO, see us about farm lands
and homes. .Shannon Realty Co.
Phone 277. 12c
FOR SALE — W* carry «
good lino of flooring, ceil
ing, aiding, and finiah;
alM mouldinga, kiln dried.
Compara our pricea. We
aell to the retail trade at
wholeaale pricea. Sumter
Planing Mill* ^ Lumber
Company, Sumter, S. C
Telephonea: 10,and 427.
7.12c
For Rent
FOR RENT—On# furnished
room, connecting bath.
124-W.
FOR SALE—Small saddle horse,
young and Ideal for children to
ride, 190. Call 499-R, or See
Grover Anderson at Post Office.
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FOR SALE—English saddle and
bridle, good as new. Also hotel
type coal hot water heater, both
reasonably priced. Phone 570.
Chas. H. Stogner. 8tf
FOR SALE—4-burner Universal
Electric range; In A-1 condition;
priced reasonably. I>>agon'8
Venetian Blind Shop, 822 W. De-
Kalb St., Phone 324-j. ]tf
FOR SALE Mahogany gateleg
table, suitable for small dining
table. Also one pair of woven
bed spreads, nice for boys room.
Phone 783-J. lip
1010 Atlantic E. Folly Beach,
Mrs. Seeker. Lovely lower floor,
fron{ beach apt., one bedroom,
electric kitchen, tile bath, hot
water. $60.00 week, leM by
month. lie
Wanted
W/^NTED—Will pay reasonable
for Bflectrlc stove and Singer
Sewing machine. C. V. Brantley,
107 Partridge Drive, Columbia.
Phone 6490. . , 10-i3c
MALE HELP WANTED—Reliable
man with car wanted to call on
farmers in W. Kershaw county.
Wonderful opportunity. $16 to $20
in a day. No experience or capi
tal required. Permanent. Write
today. McNess Company, Dept C,
Candler Bldg., Baltimore 2, Md.
IMSp
DEALERS WANTED — Alr-Con-
dltloned vegetable display cases.
4 foot Selb-dlsplay case, re
frigerated. Combination refrig
erator and beverage box. 6 cu. ft.
home deep freexer. Walk-In cool-
ef#7- f^embinatioB Walk-ln-cooler
and deep freeze compartment.
State Distributor. Twin States
Equipment, 2927 Main St. 12c
Make Your Spring Cleaning Easier
Redecorate With Pi^t and Wallpaper
CALL
EDDIE NOLAN
Phone 605-J Camden, S. C.
EXTERMINATING—Kill Those Termites
good.^ear"
TIRES
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TIRES
Liberal Trade-In
AUowante On
Your Old*
riraa.
All aisoe in stock.
PLAY SAFE
With
UFEGUARD
TUBES
Wash^ e Greating •
CAROLINA MOTOR CO.
V'
Polishing
S. C. CLYBURN, Manager
210
HELP WANTED—Msls sad Fs-
male—Man or woman to take
care of established customers in
Camden, average $45.00 weekly
income. No investment. Write J.
R. Watkins Co., Dept. 83, Rlch-
. mond. Va. 12-16p
Lost — Found
LOST- Dne tarpaulin, 12x14, anay
color. Notify Mike Tennant. Cam
den. 12p
LOST—A small yellow long hair
dog, white spot in face. Strayed
from home and last seen May 10
on Highway 97. Answers to the
name of "Fluffy." If seen please
call Mrs. J. W. Vaughan. 908
Fair St. Phone 740-W, and re
ceive reward. 12p
Miacellanooua
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by
Electrolysis. Permanent, Safe
Rapid, Scientific. By appolnt-
ment only.'Mrs. It: f: Haytij=^
worth. Phone 1140, Sumter, S. C.
10-13C
NOTICE—Due to stocking
fiak in what is known as
the L. E. Barfield pond it
is necessary that I dbeon-
tini^e sJlowing bathing or
fishing in thb pond. D. J.
Creed. 12c
CANCER may be cured in many
cases! Know more about cancer.
Send name and address on a
postcard to American Cancer So
ciety, 22 Ann Street, New York
1, N. Y., and receive FREE book
let. . 12p
AT A SACRIFICEl — Beautiful
spinet-type piano. Looks and
plays like new. Shows very little
> use. Party Interested In a fine
piano can take over the payments
with very little down. Wffl five
liberal discount for cash if de
sired. If loterestcid in sehlng this
piano, write Dept P, care Cam-
den Chronicle. H-14c
NOTICE Hair cut. 40c;
fiwa harbors. Doss Koa-
Cassatt News
The family of Ben Stokes, who
psased away Sunday night, has the
deec^ lympatby of the people of
this community. Mr. Stokes bad
lived to be $4 years old.
Mrs. J. R West, Sr., accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Dowling of Dillon, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. West.
Mias Marie Vaughn of Columbia
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Vaughn.
Arthur West visited his grand
mother, Mri. Courtney, in Colum
bia over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Young and
two small daughters of Camden
spent the weekend with his moth
er, Mrs. W. L. Young.
Misses Margaret and Willie Mae
EHIiott and Sarah June Rozier ar
rived from Wlnthrop college for
th« s.ummer.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin
and son of Camden spent the week-
cn(i,wlth hia parents, Mr. and Mrs
S.* L. Mcl>anghlin.
James McCoy and son, Ben, of
nedy Barber Shop. Comer
Rutledge and Broad.
12-16C
Camp Lejeune, N. C.. apeat die
weekend with his father, J, B. Mc
Coy and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buchan of
Columbia are spending their vaca
tion here and at Pine Bluff, N. C..
with relativea.
Mrs. Louis Smith and Jackie
spent Saturday with her parents
here.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Shannon
(Daily Jackson) and daughter,
Ann, and Mrs. Julian (Ebby Jack-
son) of Camden visited friends
here Monday afternoon.
Newt was received here last
week announcing the marriage of
EHixab^ Renty DuBose to WU-
liam Luther Rhodes, Jr., on April
23, in VamvUU. Mrs. Rhodes waa
the wife of Frank S. DuBote, who
gave his life in service in Germany.
Prank was a nephew of Mr, and
Mrs. Psul Brown, with whom he
hade his home. Mrs. Rhodes has
visited here often and has many
friends here who are Interested in
this news.
a $-0 vlctoiT over BtehopTflla nt
Woodruff last Friday afternoon to
giro the Wolverinea the Bcuth
Carolina Claaa A high school base
ball championahipL
Hazel yielded four alnglea in
besting BiahopviUe'a Majrie DuBoee,
who also gave op only
Prim CArefall^r-
MEWliMeHelS,
Sttbncribu to
Woodruff Wins
Class A Title
Bob Hazel pitched Woodruff to
IN BUSINESS-
We Cnn Take Care of ALL Your;
• Cabinet Building
Made to Order
• Wall Papering
• Interior Decorating
• Furniture Repairing
• Floor Sanding
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
- JOHN HARRELL
Telephone 703-J
Dog Vaccinatioii
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All dogs not vaccinated Ji
2-3 can be vaccinated^
Monday, June
Between 2K)0 aiid5:30 P. M.
at Usual Place
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City Health Dei
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The first fleet of new Greyhound coaches has arrived*""
And they are ready to carry you away in "low-cost luxury!'
• At last, the finer transportation diat
Gceyhound has pcombed you is roUmg
domg tb* bigbumys $<nUsj!
These new buiiea are the first annong
hundreds sdieduled f6r delivery thb year
... and the inacant you board one of these
new ''Silvenidet" buaes, you’re in for
more comfort than you have known in
hif^way tramportation!
lotide and out, the new Goaches are vaady
improved. Obeervation windows art
larger end made mtfa specbl Soles ^aa,
gentle to the cyea and complexion,
abeoebing harah tun rays. Ihare’a aaoae
!•« room between aeata ... all dudra
have deeper cuahiooii^ end a rich new
upholatery . ... a^hi^ily-dcveloped ab
conditioning not only jtfovides the right
temperature, but cootrob humidity as
well. Outside, the entire outline of thb
dieael-powered exmeh is reflected in the
headlines of oncoming vehicles—because
of e new reflecting plastic meterial with
which the bus is coated. All together,
more dian 100 improvements bring you
greater comfort, safety, and speed.
Yea, one prombe hat been fulfilled to you
, . . bm Grtybosmd dot not imtgnd to
stop thoro! In finer terminals, Post
Houses, wayside stations, and even
neweir coaches, Greyhound will briag
you all die coasfort, the convenbnee^
the economy that goes whh psogicRiva
highway ttanspemdoau/
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