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For Solo
FOR SALE^lf41 Pord 1 Vt ton
truck. Stake body. Jamea 8taw<
art, Rottta I, Box lOt.. lOp
FOR SALE—One 4 room houae on
811 MUI atreet. See Mra. Ella
^harp, 307 Kendall atreet,
.Ja Aoa.
Wateree MUI.
20p
FOR SALE—1941 Super DeLuxe
Buick 4^oor Sedan. New tirea
and tailored aeat corera, fully
equipped. Cleaneat job in Cam*
den.. Call J. C. Boykin at 199 or
830-lf.' Me
FOR SALE—One 2€’' Victory bi
cycle. Juat Inatalled new seat,
new tubea and tirea, new chain,
' in excellent condition. Write or
aee J. W. McCllntock, Route 1,
, Weatvllle, 8. C. ^
FOR SALE — One 1934
Auatio. Con be seen at
residence of B. H. Baum,
133S Highland Avenue.
Price .$150. Phone 32S'W.
^ 20c
TRADE IN VOUR OLD WRINGER
* typo waBhlnj? ma< hlne, liberal al
lowance on new 1947 Model Ben-
dix. Few available for immediate
delivery Kleciric Service and Ap
pliance Co. Phone 26, next door
to Belk'a. 20c
FOR SALE—d room home, full
basement with laundry central
heating plant with blower that la
uaed during hot weather to circu
late cold air. Copper plumbing,
hard wood floors, modern kiteh-
en, etc. Call 841X-W. ■ 30c
JUST ARRIVED ~ S-V
Crimp Aluminum Roofing
in various lengths. Also
Gum and Fir Plywood
and Mstsonite Presdwood
boards. Get yours while
they last. Camden Lumber
Co. Phone 340. 20»21c
FOR SALE—Several nice homes,
any size, 4 to 6 rooms each.
FOR SALE—Fine building lots in
Kirkwood Heights, in sise and
type to suit you.
FOR SALE—Several amall tracts
of land near town. 1-2 to 60
USE TBE CHRONICLE
WANT ADS
acres. Also large and small
farms reasonable prices. See
Shannon Realty Co.. Sarsge
Bldg. Phone 277. JOc
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FOR SALE — Country QenUeman
sugar com. The beat yet. 60 cents
a dozen ears. Call at Heyman
Jewelry store or phone 32S-W.
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RECEIVED THIS WEEK —
A quantity of doors in dif*
forent sixes. Call ua for
your needs. Camden Lorn-
her Co. Phone 340. aOc
FOR SALE—6,000 seven-foot split
Cedar post, near Great Pilla,
8. C. J. T. McDonald, Blackrtock.
8. C. 19-31P
PEACHES—I am planning to have
a truck load of Elberta peaches
in Camden every <lay as soon
as they are ripe which will be
about July 20 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,
S. C. Ittfc
For Rent
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment,
1303 Lyttleton. Call 6j>5. 20p
FOR RENT—t'urnlshed apartment.
Apply Mrs. W. O, Hay. 1725 Fair
street. Telephone 337. 20p
Loot ~ Found
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN—
Two Uimba from Sheheen resi
dence at 1606 Sarsfield street.
Anyone knowing w.her6abouts
please call 666-R. 20c
LOST STRAYED OR STOLEN—
Cocker Spaniel pup, three and a
half months old, black and white
spotted. Ears black. Tall cut
Answers to the name "Tlmmle".
35.00 reward. Call Dr. T, B.
Bruce. Phone 606-R. 19-20p
CLARKSON
SUPPLY CO.
Eloctricnl Suppliog — Goodyoar Tireg — Tubos
Acceuorieg
1107 Broad Str—t Camden, South Carolina
FANS! FANS! FANS!
We Now Have A Complete
Line Of Household Fans
— INCLUDING —
8” Pure Breese’ $ 7.50
10** LeJohn 11.95
10*’ GE 2-Speed OscUlating 25.12 ({nc. Tax)
12” CE 2.Speed ^OmaUting 33.64 (Inc. Tax)
12** Pure Breeze 3-Speed Oscillating 35.00
— ALSO —
24” GE Powered Fregh Air S-Speed Office Fan
And *rhe New, Year *Round Cooling and Heating
Aerotherm Fan $21.95
Come In And See The New GE
Portable Phonograph And Clock-Radios
Clarkson Supply Co.
. PHONE 22-W
Your Goodyear and General Electric Dealer
(Located Next to Chronicle Office)
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FINANCIAL
SPARE
TIRE
YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT
Traveling along Itfo’g highway, yoa*ll foal
more eacura, do your job better, when yon
know there*! a savingg account to como to
your eld in cgno of ^a **blowouP'. Accnan-
late monoy regularly in a savingg account
at tkia In^tution. Start with may amouat
; 3%
CVRRBIVT DlflDUND
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WATEREE BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Pint NatT innk
WANTED—Laundry to be done at
my residence. Call 78f-W 30p
WAl'iTED—White woman over ^0
to house keep and laundry for
cabins. Health card required.
Preferenco given ona with no de
pendants. Addreis ‘'R-2. Box 1$2”,
Camden, 8. C. 30p
WANTED—Salesman with car to
sell In your home town and sur
rounding territory: «cigars. cigar
ettes, candy, chewing gum, razor
blades, drugs and notions. Apply
to Columbia Cigar A Tobacco Co.,
1337 Assembly St., Columbia,
8. C. 20-28C
WANTED — Experienced
Salealady for regular
work. Aqzply only by let
ter. Pleaae 'mention ex
perience and include two
FOR RENT—Six room apartment,
two baths; completely furnished,
electric appliances; steam heat
ed; 1214 Lyttleton street. Appli
cants with babies or pets need
not apply. Call Mrs. Mannes
Baruch. 2^
FOR RENT—Excellent bedrooms,
exceptionally low summer rate.
Kirkwood Hotel Annex. Phone
824. 16tf
ref gfuncaa. J. Paul Roee»
932 Broad St^
FOR FIRST CLASS ELECTRIC
WIRING caU WiU B. Jokneon.
1816 Fair St„ Phone 4S1-J. 16-23p
WANTED — AU people aoftering
from kidney trouble or back-ache
/to yj KIDDO, $1 Money back
guarantee. DeKalb Pharmacy.
Phone 96. lM8c
HELP WANTED — Male and fe
male. average 346 weekly for
man or woman to supply custo
mers In Camden. Established
businesa. No investment. Start
now. Write J. R. Watkins Co.,
Dept. 83, Richmond, Va. 17-20p
MALE HELP WANTED—Reliable
man with car wanted to call on
farmers In Kershaw county. Won
derful opportunity. |16 to |20 In
a day. No experience or capital
required. Permanent Write to
day. MeNeat OogipaiiT. Dept C,
Candler BUg., Baltimore I, lU.
1S-S8P
WANTED—Va pay top prieea for
Pink loga dMIvered to our mill an
Council street. Snmter, 8. C. Snm- i
' ter Planing MlUa and Lumber'
Company. . l7-22c
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by
Blectrolysis. Permanent Sale
Rapid, Scientific. By appoint
ment only. Mrs. R F. Hayna-
vorth. Phone 1140, Sumter, S. C.
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NOTICE—La Petite Beauty Parler
is now located at 606 1-1 Ratledge
street Grade A shop. Phone
443-W. ” , IttSp
Tbs great llbatroes has a wing
spread at ll% feet
Medals Ready Fw
Ex-Navy Men
Millions of medals are now be
ing.smit all over the country for
ex-nisvy men who So gallantly earn
ed them. The U. 8. navyjwcrulUng
service will begin distribution et
the medals next Friday. An ex-navy
wiAn or woman eligible for the
American Defenaa medal or the
Wwld War II Victory medal can
get them at any U. 8. nary re-
cmlting activity.
At the peak of the navy's man
power there were more than 3,600,-
000 men and women almoet all of
whom earned the Victory medals
now being distributed. Many thou
sands of ex-navy men also earned
the Defense medal given for being
on duty between 1939 and Pearl
Harbor day.
Subacribe to Tbo Cbroaids
NotMulor
for Cbutir
NoU^ ia hereby mv«i I
wderelgaed wiu
explratloii of three
date hereof to th*
8UU of South CaroUMTiS
Porute charter for
povutlen to be know^T?****!
IMlrlee; aald corportUotV^l
powered later allITJJiM
dakr and geuerai
nets, and to have
Pl^e of bualneei to
and to have an authfliZT’'
of 110,000. •■«<i«ie4
LiL OinON.
CLYDE XT
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This advertisement is presented'
in the public interest by the'
President's Highway Safety
Conference aixl the daily and
weekly newspapers of the^
nation throuj^ their Press'
and ..Publisher^ Associationsi.
MARKS THE SPOT !
Yes—X marks the spot where more than 2,000 people died and over
70,000 were injured last year when automobile drivers ch«Ueiig!ri
the iron horses of the rails—and lost
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When you approach a railroad crossing you are entering the
railroad’s right-of-way. To save you from harm, gates arc Jpwttrt
or automatic signalling devices, bells and blinking lights warn of
approaching trains. The engineer blows a warning blast rings his
belt That’s the most the railroad can da The rest is up to yon.
The Stop—Look—and Listen sign means what it says. Stop—’
look both ways—and always listen. If a train is just dearing the
crossing, wait—don’t hurry across, th we may be a hidden train com
ing from the opposite direction. And when you do cross, keep goiiig*
Don’t shift gears on the tracks, you may staU.
Take the few extra seconds needed to assure a safe crossing*
DonU let X mark the spot whwe uou failed to be carefid.
MYERS MOTOR COMPANY
Saluu
PHONE 47
REDFEARN MOTOR COMPANY
S.IM
X
PHONE 140
CAMDEN MOTOR COMPANY
BOYKIN PONTIAC COMPANY
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PHONE ooaw
LANGSTON MOTOR COMPANY
MELUCHAMP-MAHOMeY
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