The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 13, 1947, Image 8
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USE TIE CHRONICLE
WANT ADS
A4T*rtlMB«Dta under thin hendlkt
will be eharced tor at the rate of Me
tiiitwpipiti for M words, per Insertkis,
peer Si worda 11-to pec word. Aie
set la It point type doeWe char**.
Cash must acoompaay order ezeoM
where customer baa Z^edfer Aoeouat.
For lUlo
FOR 8ALE>-1940 Balck, 3 door
sedha. Special price 1900. Call
679-J. Itp
FOR 8ALC—Vfne^an bUmds, COs*
lom-BolIt, wood, steel or ahuhl*
num. Choice of colors and tapes.
Leacon’s Venetian Blind Shop,
622 W. DeKalb St. Phone 8344 or
75&-J, ISf
FOR SALE—One 1188 Oberrolet
Sedan, 1295.00, also oils piano
cheap. L. T. Branham, Dnstf
Bend. Phone 366-W. 18p
FOR. SALE—8 burner New Perfec
tion oil store. Like new. Complete
with larae size Boss oren. Leag-
on’s Ventian Blind Shop. 622 W.
DeKalb. Phone 824-J. I8p
FOR SALE—One cening” fan in
good condition. See B. F. Robin
son. Route 1, Camden, near
Hermitage Mill. I8p
FOR SALE—One extra goo^ milch
cow, with heifer calf, 2 weeks
old. Apply to Prank Jordan^ at
Camden Airport or phone 642-M
m
FOR SALE—2 Duo-therm oil-heat
ing stores with blowers; 1 Duo-
therm hot water heater; 1 piano.
Phone 1874. l»c
FOR SALE—One new 5-room house
on No. 1 highway, east of Cam
den, lot 100x21(6, close in. Im
mediate possession. William T.
Miller.12-14C
FOR SALE — W# carry a
good line of flooring^, cell
ing, aiding, and finUh;
alao mouldinga. kiln dried.
Compare our prices. We
sell to the retail trade at
wholesale prices. Sumter
Planing' Mills Sc Lumber
Company, Sumter, S. C.
Telephones: 10 and 427.
_ 13-18C
bridle, good aa new. Also hotel
type coal hot water heater, both
reasonably priced. Phone 570.
Chas. H. Stogner. 8tf
Wanted
WANTED^To rent three or four
unfurnished, rooms. Address PO
Box 94, Csmden. 18p
wanted — All people suffering
from kidney trouble or back-sche
to try KIDDO, H Money pack
guarantee. DeKalb Pharmacy.
Phone 96. 18-28c
WANTED—Two girls to shafe
apartment for summer months,
close in. Reference required.
“XY”, care Chronicle, ^
WANTED—To clean your Venetian
blinds. Repairing, refinish Ing,
tapes died. Service on any ttpe
blind. Leagon’s Venetian Blind
Shop. 622 W. DeKalb St. Phone
324-J or 7B6-J. HP
WANTED—Will pay roMonable
for ESectrlc stove and Singer
Sewirtg machine. C. V. Brantley,
107 Partridge Drive, Columbia
Phone 5490. 10-18c
MALE HELP WANTED—Reliable
man with car wanted to call on
farmers in W. Kershaw condty.
Wonderful opportunity. 816 to $20
In a day. No experience or capi
tal required. Permanent, Write
today. McNess Company, Dept fi.
Candler Bldg., Baltimore 2, Md.
11-lSp
—
HELP WANTED—Male and Fe
male—Man or wpman to take
care ef established customers in
Camden, average .145.00 weekly
income. No investment. Write J.
R. Watkins Co., Dept. 88, Rich
mond, Va. 1‘2-lip
Loct •— Fomid
lost—On Wednesday, June 11,
light tan leather billfold, contain
ing identification papers along
with other Important papers, also
some cash. Lost either at_Clty
Drug. DeKalb Pharmacy or Cam
den Frozen Poods. Generous re
ward If returned to Camden
Chronicle. 18p
For Runt
FOR 'RENT—Two furnished rooms.
Phone 286-W. . 18p
FOR RENT—One front bedroom
for gentleman only, with adjoln-
hig bath. Phone 163. Itc
FOR RENT—One room sulUble for
light* bouse keeping. Phone
376-W. 18c
APARTMENTS AND ROOMS to
' rent at Ocean Drive. For infor
mation write Mrs. D. S. Murch
ison, Ocean Drive, 8. C. l^-lSp
FOR RENT — For two or three
months. Six-room furnished dwell
ing with electric refrigerator and
^.elsetrlc stove, all conveniences.
~ iooated In good residential sec
tion. Rent reasonable. Apply
D-94, care Camden Chronicle. 12c
D-94, care Camden Chronicle 13c
Miacellsmooua
KNOWLEDGE about cancer may
save yonr life! Send name and
address on a postcard to Amerl-
I can Cancer Society, 22 Ann St.,
New York 1, N. Y., and receive
FREB booklet.m
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR remqved by
Electrolysis. Permanent, Safe
Rapid, Scientific. By appoint
ment only, Mrs. R. F, Hayns
worth. Phone 1140, Sumter, S. C.
10-18c
AT A SACRIFICE! — Beautiful
spinet-type piano. Looks and
plays like ihw. Shows very little
use, Party^ interested In a flqe
piano can take over the payments
with very little down. Will give
liberal discount for cash if de
sired. If interested in seeing this
piano, write bept P, care Cam-
den Chronicle. ll-14c
Use ChroBicIo Want Ads
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CARD OF THANKS.
To the directors, specials, super-
intedent, student 'nurses, also each
and* every one at the Camden hos
pital of the kindness and goodness
■during my illness there. Glgd to
know ray road to recovery if it be
the Lord’s will and return to my
work with them. ' p
Mrs. Corinne M. RadcIlfL
706 Lafayette Ave., Camden, S C.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
All parties indebted to the es
tate of Margaret G. Boykin are
II I I ;— ^ , hereby notified to make payment
FOR SALE—English saddle and' Subscribe to The Chronicle to the undersigned ,and all parties,
if any, having claims against the
Make Your Spring Cleaning Easier
Redecorate With Paint and WoUpop^i'
CALL
EDDIE NOLAN
Phone 60S<-J • — Camden, S. C
EXTERMINATING—Kill Those Termites
said estate will present them like
wise, duly attested, within the
time prescribed by law.
McKEE G. BOYKIN,
NEWTON Cl BOYKIN,
Executors.
Camden, S. C., June 5, 1947. IJ-lBc
Announcing ....
A
NEW SERVICE
We are now equipped to retire
tricycles, baby carriages, strollers, and
any idheel that uses a 5-8 inch to 1 inch
hard rubber tire.
Npdee to Debtors and
Creditors
. Alt parties indebted to the es
tate of C. Pi Blackmon are hereby
notified to make payment to the
undersigned, and all parties, if any,
having claims' against the said es
tate will present them likewise,
duly attested, within the tlOm pre
scribed by law. 13-15C
R. U BLACKMON,.
Administrator.
Camden, S. C., June 7, 1947.
SAVE
OtPtNPABlE LUBtlfATION
m^nomsT cosTf
Pur9, Fully Ouarant—d
WIARWILI MOTOR OIL
gtriNEO mOM
HIGH ouAurr
C«OOfS-NOT A
U.KNNit) om
esFECiAtir
good fon “Oil
HOGS" WM«€
ECONOAAY IS lAA
rogTANT AU
S> (. GRADES
5 GALLON
Any Weight
In Steel ’’Jerry" Can
W. R..R 5. BOWDEN
Camdeiv 8. C. Rhone 891
RADIOS REPAIRED
(We Call for and Deliver)^
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Bicjdos Ropahrod
Ratifo Wlbonis That Use Hafd RnhWr Tlvos
Camden
Memorial Company
QUALITY MONUMENTS
IMMEDUTE DELIVERY
C. Q. Komegay—Fred Pratt
CSvil ServiOe
ExaniO Open
The board of ..civil service ea-
amiijers for the United States
atomic VMtgy commission Is cur
rently annoanclng an open com
petitive unassembled civil service
examination for the position of
civil engineer for work in the fol
lowing options: Constrhctlpn, gen
eral, highway, sanitary and struc
tural. Salaries range from |3,397.20
through 19,976.00 per year. Applica
tions from qualified engineers in
this community are invited. Per
sons appointed from this examina
tion will work with the U. 8.
atomic energy 'commission. Oak
Ridge, Tens. Applications must be
received in the office of the board
of civil service examiners for the
U. 8. atomic energy commission not
later than the close of business
July 10. .1947. Full information is
avaifable through Miss Ingram, sec
retary of the board of U. 8. civil
service examiners at the local post
office.
How HobhiHc Hill Chapter, DAR,
Obtained ■ Subscription to The
Chronicle
The state DAR publicity chair
man offered a prize to the chap
ter that had the most publicity dur
ing 1946-47 in a weekly newsjw.per.
Camden won it with the Lancaster
chapter a close second, almost a
tie. "The rivalry was great, so the
publicity chairman of the WaxUaw
chapter decld^ to take a subscrip
tion to the Chronicle to see how
It was done by Hobklrk Hill. The
money prise was given to the fund
campaign of' the Kershaw county
Red Cross. An Amusing fact is
that the Lancaster chapter has
outstanding programs to which we
are invited and we pnblicixe these
in the Chronicle.
8adie K. vonTresckow.
IN MKMORIAM
In Iovia4 asemoiry of W. ML B-
liotL mur deiur Dad. wkiek departad
eli^t years the 'eleventh di^ of
Juna
No one knows how we rate yon
dear Dad.
As the years go by we aiae yon
more.
When the Angels call the'roQ.
This Sunday Is Father’s Dey
O dear Dad how we mles yon.
But sweet memories of you remain
stllL 18p
Lorene Wilson, Daaghter.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of Qnlncy Qod-
wtn» whom Qod called home sixteen
months 'ego:
Dear lladdy.’yoa have gone
To live with Jmus beyond the bine
Where there is no pain or sorrow
And the soul shall never die.
This Sunday It’s Father’s Dsy,
O! How sad and lonely we are
today
Without you dear Daddy,
But your sweet memory lingers
" . still
How we love to think of yon Daddy,
Of your tender, loving care.
How you used to read the Bible
And together we’d kneel 4n prayer.
No one knows how we miss you
Daddy,
As the years go by we miss you
nhire,
When the Angels call the roll
Dear Daddy, there we’ll stay with
you.
Jean, Willene, Quincy, Delores
and. Janet, chtidren. ISp
Whan food Is splllod on the heat-
Inf wit of sn alectrle stove It
should be allowed to char and than
brughad' off. Washing the colls may
cause a short circui^.
ANNOUNCE
NEW CDJTON CQ
Opening hi Camden
AUGUST Ist, 1947
E. B: woop COnON J
Professional And .
I
... Bdsiness Cards
D. C DIXON’S BARGAIN
HOUSE
Ws handle a complete line of men,
women and Ohitdren’s shoes. Ready-
to-wear and Men’s Work Clothing of
all klnda. Also a wide variety of
notiona.
1CAMDEN, 8. C.
951 Broad St. Phoi^e 60e-W
PRE-WAR STANDARD
METAL
Weatherstrips
Snid 6um1 Inatnllnd bjr—
k E. VETTH
Thn only factory otvip-1
adkl tntinod ntnchnnic
0
in this nction.
P.aRofcim
Flormcsg S. C
li liSli IJ !'
, Need A New
Roof?
• Better atari now aa Shingles
are still eoaree, and there’s no
ohance In them getting cheaper
until the next depression.
• If your, roof continues ,to leak
you will soon have a major re
pair bill.
OP NOT DELAY!
Snwe Money by Reroofiny
Now! .
• Estimate# art free knd oqr
shingles are put on by men who
know how. We have no oome
backs
C^M.E. Forte
8884 1- For Free Estimate
SHIPPERS and BROKElts
ALL GRADES AND STAPLES
e 0
CAROUNAS—MEMrHIS DlS’nUCT—\
mta IRRIGATED
DEPENDABLE—ACTIVE—EFFKl
LOOK!
VEGETABLE DISPLAY CASES
Air-ConditioBed not Refriyrnted.
‘ •Friyidmist provides a condftioii eactly lixke
provides for yrowfng vegetables—at low cof
4-FOqT REFRIGERATED FULL DISPLAY
Equivalent to a 6 foot case for Meat, Dairy:
Wines, Biologicals, etc.
Perfect for Grocers, Druggists, Liquor Store oi
and Confectioneries.
6 CU. FT. HOME DEEP FREEZER
'Table Top, Dial Control, Quality MerchandiM.
WALK-IN COOLERS--A11 sizes. ..
WALK-IN COOLER AND DEEP FREEZE
PARTMENTS— T
All in one Unit—^This for'Home use as well u(
mercial.
kANS—All Types and Sizes.
DEALERS WANTED
TWIN STATES EQUIPMENT COMP!
2927 Main SL
' Phono 61B.J
t4n Fair St, Camdm, S. C
Phono 92S7 *
1400 Sonate St, Columbia, S. C
C.&M. P^t G>ntrpl Qa
Termites, Roaches, Waterbugs, Rats & BeeMl
• ALL WORK GUARANTEED •
BiiiDSEys Flour
0
25bfc,
.soil;
BIRDSEY’S BEST/
$IS0
$3.70
4BR0THER8~
ISO'
3JS0
MONEY SAVER
1JS7
324
lib.)
BIRDSEY’S BEST (Vaci.am Can)
4 BROTHERS ‘ .35
FAIR PLAY .27
PVRE LARD.ilba. . . . . S3
BIRDSEl
.’uai vMt Bter
FLOUR a FEED STORES
0 - , ■ V
S. Broad St Oundoi^ S. C
' oiater
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TOVOUJ
' Reasonable Prices—Terms If Desued
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All Work Done By Experienced Operators
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Roach and Watorbuf Control ag/low as $1.50 pmt room, per yutf*
Cali Us Todqy for Free Inspection and Estimate
Sam Chewning Xem
HORRORS!!
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Do you mean to tell me
that this beautiful home is
being slowly Wrecked be
cause of
m
Termites?
Hmio is BO excuM for
•och want on naglact
Trkiii in a btiaf inisnral of ttna, Cha plaoa could Imwa baan ftb^d of 1^1
n- ’S!'?* W TM kWM't IhUIM chpcM t*
Do it nofwt It will ba tba awinmpical fitino on yum ymt
JUST CALL !
JOHNSON, Jr.
1006 Fair Stroat PkoiM
*«au« Mii MB k «•
of fmiitos. .
Oar tioataMMt is baand an afiBmi
work far fifo ynaiB... VnbivaBl
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