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j.-o ^ tltNT THl CAtmm CHWOWtCLl, CAMtll, tOOTH CAWOMHA, WItOAV, AifUT H, ItiT (SinNB^ ClaBsified Ads Get ResuUs ^FLORENCE RED CAPS WILL BATTLE CHIEPS IN FINAL GAME OF PALMETTO USAGIFI Bookkeeper Wanted Male or Female-Good salary. Pleas ant working conditions. Must be com petent Apply— Apply CAMDEN DAIRIES School Childrm*a Vt Prico Circw Coupon Clip’ This Coupon Here Thia Spoci#! CoiqMm With Only cento All Tezeo Included WILL ADMIT ANY . SCHOOL BOY or GIRL CAMDEN, TUESDAY, AUG. 26 Present this coupon with 35 cents (Taxes included) at the Main Entrance Gates show grounds between 1 and 2 p. m. Children's admlstioa,,without this coupon, sold on show grour^ •0 eonto tsxss IneluCsd—you will tsvo 28 eonU with coupon. Canulen Out To Get Rerenge For The Jesse Janies Steal Of Last Week.«Race * Is Tight The Palmetto league race will come to an official close this week —or will It? The game in the Legion stadium here tonight (Friday) may be the final in the schedule and upder the circumstances should be 4bout the most exciting tilt ever witbess' ed on the Lower Broad street/ pas ture. / Camden is out to get r^enge for one of the rawest deals panded them this season, when thhy lost to Florence last Saturday/ in the Red Cap city by a 6 to 3 count, after a sensational demonstration of “Jesse James Rides Again" by a ‘home” official, — Camdeh fans gained a fairly com prehensive idea of just what the famous Lefty Clifton's "greatness” actually amounts to. for even the most mediocre chunker could win under the circumstances. Anyhow, there is hope that Clif- 4 ton will be on the hill here to night. The Chiefs would like noth ing better than to get another crack at the Syraense castoff. The race for the Palmetto bunt ing is just about the hottest in the baseball world. At this writing fire teams are corered with a blanket as they prepare for the stretch drive. The pennant hangs on the gamei, and it might be that the team roster of the playoff will also be affected. - All games In the league were called oft lasr Friday night because of rain and whether the Reason will be extended to take care of these postponed events is not known. Definitely the pennant chances of several of the clubs might be improved if they were. Side Glances The old Bulldogs—or perhaps— we should say new Bulldogs—ere on the prowl again. This time to the football camp at Carlyle, N. C., where they will spend two we^ta in getting bogs of fresh air and lots of limbering up in preparation for the final ten days Of intensive training upon their return and FRUIT JARS PINT QUART y, Gallob Dox. ^ 85c $115 ANN PAGE BEANS APPLE SAUCE ANN PAGE SALAD DEFYING. SWIFT JEWEL A Lb. CTN. 1.13 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE 4.1b. Bag 37c ANN PACE CIDER VINEGAR Qt bottle 19c MARVEL ENRICHED BREAD \ < ^ 18 ox. , loaf 13c GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 21h8. 23c FRESH Green BEANS ^ - 3 Ihs. 25c FRESH YELLOW SQUASH 3 Ihs. 25c NEW YORK STATE CELERY stalk 10c GREEN PEPPERS 2 Ihs. 25c CALIF. LONG WHIT’e"^ ‘| POTATOES 5 Ihs. 35c PEACHES 5 lbs. 19c Auto Seat Covers Individually Tailored BY BURKE D. KELLEY (Formerly with Harttwille Top Shop) You select the material and style you want and we Tailor Them To Your Taste, , ANY MAKE ^ ANY MODEL Tops—any kind—and Headlinings in stalled. . We specialize in Auto Upholstery and Trim jobs. STOGNER MOTOR COMPANY Phono 570 128 E. DoKalb St YOU DO? Well, we jcan give you immediate delivery on ANY MAKE 1946 or 1947 Model. — ALSO — A Good Selection of 1941 Models on Hand ACE AUTO SALES R. R. Wilkes Wr. C. Morris (Located In Lot Behind Post Offico -Cemden) ■ prior to*tbe opening of the seasox on September 11. Readers will note elsewhere iu this edition of the Chronicle a story relative to Hugh Cox taking over as football coach at *Tarboro high school in North Carolina. What a drawing card lies within the vision of Lindsay Pierce for a turkey day game. The Camden Bull dogs vs. a team coached by an old Bulldog star. It’s worth thinking about don’t yon guess? A bunch^ of Bishopville high school students in the grandstand at the Legion stadium last Tues day night exchanging bandiage with Camden fans and declaring very stoutly that they would get revenge for th'e has^Mill lickings by "whaling the daylights out of the Camden football t^m'on Sep tember 12.’” W^l. they sure did just that last year but we have a hunch that the Dragons are going to find some tough going when they take on the Bulldogs this year. MARSHALLS RETURN TO CITY Mr. and Mrs. W. A. (Dub) Marsh all. Jr., and son, who have been making their home in Fayetteville, N. C.. have recently returned to Camden to live. Mrs. Marshall was formerly Elizabeth Moore. They are at present making their home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Stoney Moore, where Mr. Marshall will be associated with Marshall’s Grocery. BETHESDA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday, August 17 A. Douglas McAm, Pastor Church school at 10 o’clock with a Bible class for every age. The nursery class remains open during the morning service. Morning wor ship with prayer, anthem and ser mon at 11:15. Pioneers at 5:80 and Seniors at 6:30. Juniors on Wednes day at 10 a. m. Everyone is cordially invited to attend these services.* CARD OF THANKS The brothers and sisters of Mamie Carlos wish to use this method to thank everyone for their expressions of sympathy in their recent bereavement. 2^ NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS All parties indebted to the es tate of .[obn Lawhome 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 time pre scribed by law. 22-24p JAMES LAWHORNB, HORACE LAWHORNE. Executors. Camden. S. C., Aug, 12, 1947. , COMING ATTRACTIONS Camden Theatre - Fri.-SnL, Aug. 15-16 - “MY FAVORITE BRUNETTE” Witil Bob Hops—Dorothy Lamour Also Selected Short Subjects Sat, Aug. 16, 10:30 P. m. “JEWELS OF BRANDENBURG” Richard Travis Mlchellns CheIrsI Mon.-Tuea., Aug. 18-19 Special! “THE HOMESTI^TCH” In Technicolor Cornel Wilde, iSaureen O’Hara Latest News Wed.-Thura., Aug. 20-21 “BU^ZE OF N<X)N” Anne Baxter, Sterling Hayden Sonny Tufts Also News—Selected Short „ . *• pU«| Nsw vMlnrtg, Anpiffind eoMisb^ Mgknr tpntJt, grtaftr \u4 capacity. Thaia poetwar aJvancas maU a pertoarf plmm g rMik way to traval, whatlNr yau Rva in foun ^ Hw (arm. May wa ihaw yea tbaea naw faatwag, aaJ ta& am Hk kminatt af flying? Stop at tha airport, or meg co^ balow for No oMgation of co«M HOFFER FLYING SERVICE PHONE €41*4 PLYING 15 GOOD • USINlfS IN TOWN AND ON THl PARM IT'S PUN# TOO! ^19" •r TVES. AUG. CAMDEN One Day Only FAIR GROUNDS 4i/d imMM iouiim MiaMui BNMBPIBN mmAitm salts opc JIMS—Ml SPIEIfIS. tSSVIpIfS THE womjyt NEWEST BIS SHOW THE WOHUyE GREATEST CIRCUS • k. FINISTZOO-aSO ANUNAU SLEAMINS AND SUTTniNe WITS ( woNDSous susrtitss res youns _ o»r OP MVS is; mmm I doom OPfN RESERVED and ADMISSION ‘HCKSTt DN SALE ClRCUf < CITY DRUG CO., 435 DaKALB ST CHRISTMAS SHOE SHOP EXPERT REPAIR ' __ SAVE On the uiiole family’s shoe cost through the .year— BY KEEPING ♦ them in good repmr with our fine workmanship and tough quality materials. WHILE YOU WATT—heel and tip replacements and stenes J. T. ROWELL, Manager ProfeaskmaLl Notice Dr. J. H. Thomas will be out of hit oilHcemitire mouth of August, while he ia at tending Natoal Medical Aaaocia/tioi^ aiM talnng a re- freaher couraa. Professional Notice Dr. Breward’a office wiH he closed fyom August 11th to August 25th. Attending NationaPOeatal Anociation in I^troit, Mkh. WANTED Help Jbr Dry J. pm BOSS 932nDAD5i:. „ il,3wC itAom VwRroce or W IS THE RASTSST I HAVe_.il sv€R seen nor fcjcMs ooe 9lbiH wewe iMLF 1 wu« UP. ru. ^ MOOI AND otrr SUCKS 5® CO. ASOCK^iCA^ Wiljard Batteries"^ 1937 Ford Cosd Mohawk Tires - Chevrolet 1946 CMC V/i Ton Truck 1937 Hudssa Day Ph. SIS WRECKER MJRVICE ■■4, M ^3 .. *