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wlMra cuatomar baa Ladgar Account.
For Solo,
FOR »ALE—Dwinible lot on Saro-
fleld atTMt. Call f 17-J. Ifp
FOR tALE—Two water beatera
and one tank. Dea Kennedy,
Camden. lie
FOR EALE-^ne IMS Cberrolet
Sedaii. |2K. L. T. Branham.
Phone 2S<>W, Dnaty Bend, lip
FOR SALE—<Modem 5 room houae,
atore and atock, 4 acrea of land,
larfe chicken yard. H. T. Stepb-
ena, R-1, Lngoff. ItP
FOR SALE—6,000 seren-foot aplit
Cedar poat, near Great Falla,
8. C. J. T. McDonald, niackstocle
8. C. 10-22P
FOR SALE—25,000 Marglobe to
mato planta; also some Duroc
Jeraey ahoata; 1' Cherrolet car,
John H. Watklna, Caaaatt, S C.
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FOR SALE—We hare Juat received
a limited quantity of table top
Thermo KlectrTc hot water heat-
era. M. & C. Electric Service,
820 8 Broad St. Phone 677-W.
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FOR SALE—Modem 6 room newly
built houae, 30 acrea of land,
large paature, good pond aight.
On newly paved State Highway
34. H, T. Stephana, R-1, Logoff.
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ManoMOE
WANT ADS
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FOR SALE—For a euatomer. One
Iddy’a handsome diamond ring.
Three stones In platinum setting.
Well sell at a price. Can be seen
at the M. H. Heyman Jewhlry
atore, 1021 N. Broad 8t. ' lie
lass yon mena IwiliianB. do sot
bother me about tkla propeaty,
Jnst to find ont ''whose bopM this
Is 1 have for sale", for I aa trank
to tell you 1 won’t tell yon about
it unless I am satisfied yon are
on the level to buy it" Owner
does not want it "shopped
around". Further particnlars at
my office. Frank P, Jones, The
Real Estate Man (Charlotte,
N. C.)
SUFERFUf^US HAIR rapored by
BleetrolFsia. PermaaeaL Safb
Rapid. Bdsntific. By appotatr
meat only. Mrs. R. F. Hayas-'
wortib. Phoae 1140, Sumter. S. C.
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■ealiLHaae Is
Bi^ed At Salem
PEACHES—I am planning to have
a truck load of Blberta peaches
In Camden every day as soon
as they are ripe which will be
about July 2d and price will be
about the same as at orchard.
Plane to get your canning peach
es from us. For any information
write T. C, Fletcher. Kershaw,
8. C. l*tfc
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GREAT^ BIG BEAUTIFUL CAM
DEN, South Carolina, Home For
Sale—Listed with me exclusively.
(Watch me aell lt?)-*BesutMul
4,Villa"—I hsve Just listed, ex
clusively, one of the flnest-
largest-and moat 'beautiful and
moat desirable high class homes
In Camden, 8. C. 8olld brick
construction. It has thirteen
rooms, several complete bfttha,
several extra lavatories; large
butler’s pantry-kitchen and !p
every way a handsome attractive
home place. 'The land Is about
200 feet frontage on one of tho
best residential streets in Cam
den, and about 300 feet deep. It’s'
esfimaled you «in*t dniiltcnte thw
house (not Including the land)
today for |7B,000. The land alone
is easily worth over $26,000.. Own
er has good reason for selling.
I can deliver the whole thing for
$26,000. Cash. It's ideal for party
wanting to accommodate a limit
ed number of high class boarders.
It’s now semi-business property.'
Can arrange for poaaession. Un-
For Root
FOiR RENT—Excellent bedrooms,
exceptionally low snmmer rate.
Kirkwood Hotel Annex. Phone
824. Htf
FOR RENT—Three room furnished
apartment. Electric ice box and
range. Private entrance and priv
ate bath. Available August 1, No
children or pets. Call at 1(01 N.
Broad street or Telephone (88-W.
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JUST RBCEIVED—Maaom.
Ho Frogdlwood Boards aad
Plywood. Call today, don’t
d^y, for it won’t last
long. Camdsn I iirahai Co.
Phono 340. 13-20c
UPHOLSTERING, REFINISHINQ,
slip ooveoring, seat covmrs. All
work guaranteed. Reasonable
price. 881 Broad St. Phone 87S-R.
lip
NOTICE—La Petite Beauty Parlor
is now located at (06 1-2 Rntiedge
street Qnde A shop. Phone
448-W. If22p
FINANCIAL
SPARE
TIRE ....
YdUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT
Traweling along life’s highway, you’ll feel
more secure, do your job better, when jrou
know there’s a savings account to come to
your aid in case of a ’’blowouf'. Accumu
late money regularly in a savings account
at this Institution. Start with any amount
3%
CURRENT DIVIDEND
WATEREE BUILDING & LOAN/
ASSOCIATION
Pint Nat’I Buk Buildmc
Camden, S. C.
WANTED—Baby bassenetb in good
condition. Call 317-J. 1»P
FOR FIRST CLASS ELECTRIC
WIRING call Will E. Johnson,
1816 Fair St., Phone 461-J. 16-23p
WANTED TO BUY—1940 Fords. 2
or 4-door8; also pickup truck,
1940 to 1946. Must be clean. H T.
Stephens, R-1, Lugoff, 8. C. 19p|
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WANTED—Pine logs. We pay top
prices for pine legs delivered to
our mill on Council street. Sum
ter Planing Mills A Lumber Com-
psny, Sumter, 8. C. 14-l>o
WANTED — All people suffering
from kidney trouble or back-ache
to try KIDDO, 81 Money back
guarantee. DeKalb Pharmacy.
Phone 96. l(-78c
WANTED—We pay top prices for
Pine logs delivered to our mil! oh,
Council street, Sumter, 8. C. Sum
ter Planing Mills and Lumber
Company. 17-22c
AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER
wishes to do some summer work.
Will assume care of children in
home while parents take vaca
tion, or serve as companion on
vacation trips with you. Best of
references. “Teacher”, care the
Chronicle, 18-19p
HELP WANTED — Male and fe-
, male, average $45 weekly for
' man or woman to supply custo
mers In Camden. Established
business. No Investnient. Start
now. Write J. R. Watkins Co.,
Dept. S3, Richmond. Va, 17-20p
MALE HELP WANTED—Reliable
man with car wanted to call on
farmers In Kershaw county. Won
derful opportunity. $15 to $20 in
a day. No experience or capital
required. Permanent Write to
day. McNess Company, Dept. C,
Candler Bldg., Baltimore 2, Md.
19-20p.
’’WhMi you think ci hun-
hw, tfiiidk of U«.”—Miller
Lumher Company. .
Fnaerml services (or ChtpL Henry
Frsnkthi Halle, 86, were eondneted
St the Heath Springs Prasbyterian
charch Tneaday morning at 11
o'clock. The Rev. Dendy, Preaby-
terlan miniater of Rock Hill, oon-
dheted the aerrioea with Rev. A. B.
Hawks, pastor of the Rock Hill
church, and Rev. W. K. Clyde, pas
tor -of the Heath Springs Rsptist
chpreh. sssisting. Interment, follow
ed at Salem cemetary.
Active pallhearers were: T. L.
WUson, J. F. McKeniie, Jr„ of
gook Hill, and W. R. HiUlard. M.
H. Bills, W. B. WUHubs and Jtdm
HaU&
Hdnorary pallbearers were: H C.
Bridges, W. C. BUls. W. T. MoWey,
J. A. Bridges. J. T. Moseley, T. B.
Horton. J. A. Williams. E. C. Mack
ey. B. W. Caa<ey of Heath Springs ;
H. 8. Higgins, L. A Perry, Rob
Wsrdlaw, Will Wsrdlsw, N. 8.
Richards and L. P. Thompson of
Liberty HUl; Dr. John Brewer,
Loot — Found
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LOST STRAYED OR STOLEN—
Cocker Spaniel pup, three and a
half months old, black and white
spotted. Ears black. Tail cat
Answers to the name "Tlmmie".
16.00 reward. Call Dr. T. B.
Bruce. Phone (06-R. 19-80p
Drhro Carofnlly—Save a Lifa
REPORT OF THE
State Board of Health of South Carolina
To The
KERSHAW COUNH HEALTH DEPT.
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On cultures from utensils in Camden restaurants and
lunch counters where glasses, forks, spoons, cups and
plates are used.
Thomas Tavern Colonies
Cups . 40
Plates 5
Glasses 51
Camden Cafe
Glasses 134
Caps TMTC
Forks TMTC
Spoons 113
Plates 59.
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Broad Street Lunch
Glasses 1
Cups 2
Forks 12
Spoons 2
Plates Sterile
Gus War^B
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Glasses *2
Forks 12
Spoons 14
Cups . Sterile
Plates ... 29
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Roxy Cafe
Colonies
Forks
..... 43
Spoons
78
Cups
67
Plates
11
M & K Coffee Shop
Glasses
.. t.. 161
Cups
18
SpooPs
11
Plates
... TMTC*
Camdeu Candy Kitchen
Glasses TMTC
Ice Cream Dipper TMTC
Ice Dipper 37
Seven Seas Cafe
Glasses 2
Cups 158
Forks TMTC
Spoons 79
Plates 129'
Glasses 4
Spoons . . Sterile
Ice Cream Dipper Sterile
*Too many colonies to count
WAIT!
If a few minutes reading time will
SAVE YOU MONEY then you wffl
be interested in. reading this.
The Reeves Brothers, numufactur-
ers of cement'blocks for all purpose
building are happy 4o announce the I'n-
stallation of the latest modeled mo-
chinery, offering new advantages of
quality and precision work with produc
tion to insure your wants.
Satisfy your cuiiousity, desire fm*
Service and Quality and yojir pocket
book by viewing this machinery and
its products.
Reeves Brothers
Plant Located on Highway No. 1 Toward Air Port
Phone, 687-W or 662.W Camden, S. C
Prot J. F. BMhiria JT.. bM
Mobley of Kenihaw; alee 1.
CMk«r, John Foeg, Q. A B
Andrew Gregory, P. O. RktheWto,
Lewie M. .Clyhara and Buel Ster
ner of Leaeeqtmr.
Also, H. A. KeUy, Dvllagtoa; L.
O. Pressley, Chestmr; James Core-
ion, Camden; B. A. MarahiU.
HartaviUe; R Frank Massey and
C. L. Cobh of Rock HUL
The music was rendered by L. P.
Thompson of Liberty HiU. sad Mrs.
W. R. HUUard. Mrs. Clara Brace,
T. B. Horton and Mrs. Ciybani WU-
liaras. idaniat.
Those having charge of the Oow-
era were: Mrs. W. R WilUama,
Mrs. B. C. Meckey, Mra. Camrlle
Robertson, Miaa Nancy RoberMea.
Mrs. .Ray Faalkenberry, Mrs.
Franklin Marshall, .Mrs. J. P.
Meetse.«Mr8. M. O. Meetae. Mra. V.
F. TeaL Miss Ruby WiUiams, Mrs.
Leon Robertson, Mrs. M. R. Btft-
kin.
Captain Haile died Bonday at 12
o’clock in a Rock Hill hospital
after an iUnees of several ssonths.
He was bom and reared In Ker^i
Shaw'^oonnty, the son ef the late
Dr. Alexander and Mrs. Betsy
at Ker«i?w*y,^
stromoital 1b
town. Later be and iL** <
■etOer In Liberty
Halle was a yery 1
er.A»er retiring
Bprtnga, who snrvlyes witk ^
towing children: EdwaSV'
of Cheater. Mrs.
^Tllle; Mr.,
ilan, JheksoavlUe. -
Ha^. Heath Bprin^ *
McPherson and Mrs. iSt
atover. MaiUand, Pi... ^
Flower, Orlando, FUi^idr
HaUe, Rock HiU; Karl^
Haile of Oak Rld^C
Mrs. CaroU Hnrlbnt of i
villa, Fla.; 13 grandchillH
two greatfrandchfldrartf
slsUr, Mrs. Maggie RelJ
InmMa.
StthBerihe to The
ATTENTION
Gitton Produci
We will endeavor to render monl
service than-we ask people to pay for}
OPENING IN CAMDEN
AUGUST Igt, 1947
E. B. WOOTEN COnON
WfMt Rutldge Street-— Cankln, S. C
SHH^ERS and BR0KEB8
ALL GRADES AND STAPLES
CAROUNAS—MEMPHIS DISTRICT—I
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