The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 22, 1947, Image 2
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Auto Seat Covers
Individually Tailored
1 BY SKILLED CRAFTSMEN
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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
Phone 570 128 E. DeiUIb St
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Circus Day WiS
Be Here
Next Tuesday will be circus day
in Camden and children of ail agea
will be on hand to welcome the
first and only big show to pUy
here during the 1947 season.
Tuesday morning at dawn the
great King Bros, circus will come
rolling Into Camden on the larg
est fleet of motor trucks erer as-
serobled to transport a circus and
will erect their magic tented city at
the Fair Grounds where two per
formances will be given, afternoon
and night.
King Bros. Is the largest motor
ized circus in the world and Is pre
sented in three rings and two
stages under a mammoth water
and flame proofed big top. The
afternoon show will start at 2
p. m., with the doors opening an
hour earlier so the patrons will
have ample time to view the zoo
logical exhibit, consisting of hun-
dreda of strange and wUd animals
from the foar comers of the Vbrld.
The night show will begin at 8
with the doors opening at 7.
Among the International clrcns
and arenie stars to be seen this
season will be the Chiistiani
troupe of famous bareback riders
and acrobats. Tommy Bently, the
wizard of the high wire. Flo Mc
Intosh and Sylvia Gregory present
ing their awrial ballet of clrcus-
dom’s most beautiful girls in dar
ing and thrilling feats on the fly
ing trapeeze. A congress of funny
clowns led by that master of cir
cus buffoonery Bozo Ward.
Reserved and general admission
tickets will be on sale circus day
ADDITIONAL WANT ADS
FOR SALE—One 1942 long wheel
base Ford truck, air brakes two
speed rear axle; also, two farm
horses, 8 years old. One Ford son
tractor. One wood saw, one 80-
inch rock cornmeal milL James
StewarL 821 Highway. 28-24p
at the City Drug cosapany for the
benefit of patrons who do not
wish to stand In line, the price win
be the same aa at the grounds.
Cnitas Deaswt
Prunes with port form a noiqos
dessert Add a fsw tsblespooin
sweet pcwt wine to cooked pronsA
chin, and serve in eotnpole
No sugar is needed, for port doki
the sweetening and adds a sophlf
ticated touch.
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FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Septem
ber 18th. 1947, Mrs. Nell R. Severs
will make to the Probate CJourt 6f
Kershaw County her final return as
Eixecutrix of the estate of Mrs.
Mary S. Lowery, deceased, and on
the same date she will apply to the
said Court for .a final discharge
as said Ihtecutrix. 23-26c
N. C. ARNETT,
* Probate Judge
Camden, S. C., Aug. 18, 1947.
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in exciting school day clothes — Find your favorite sweaters and skirts, gay
dresses and super suits and coats. See our tremendously exciting collection
Styles for everyone from the kindergarten set to smooth teen-agers.
.WANTED
EzperieMcwd for
Drj Good Storo
J. PAUL ROSS
932 BROAD ST.
.CAMDEN, S. C
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Main Floor Suggestions
SHOE DEPARTMENT MEN’S DEPARTMENT
Sandals—Value up to 5.98—Special 1.99
GirPa Oxfords—All Fall Styles 3.98 to 6.50
Children*! Tuf-Flex Sandals—All Sizes 1.49
Boy’s Shoes—All Sizoa 2.98 to 5.95
Young Men’s Slacks—Gabsurdino and Wool
5.98 to 10.95
Young Men’s Shoes
6.95 to 11.95
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Second Floor—Children’s Dept
Children's Cotton Dresses—Special 1.49
Other Back to School Dresses 1J98 to 898
Children's Wool Sweaters :198 to 398
(Button and Slipons)
Children's Wool Skirts .298 to 3,98
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Boy*s Back to School Suits .198 to 298 -
Extra Corduroy and Wool Pants .1.49 to 198
Dark and Pastel Polo Shirts. Long Sleeves . .79c to 98c
Mezzanine Floor-Boy’s Dept.
Army Cloth, Short and Long Pants —198 to 398
Raincoats and Hat .398 and 498 (6 to 16)
Sport Shirts, Long Sleeves. Sizes 4 to 16 .1,98
-Corduroy Knickers, 5 to 12 . '. .398
Dungarees, 6 to 18 ! .198
All Wool Sweaters 1.49 to 298
Polo Shirts. Long and Shore Sleeves ...... 79c and 98c
(Solid and Stripes)
^ SPEC lA^LS
Cotton Slack Suits, 4 to 10 198
Socks, 49c Value ..24c
Sport Shirts, 6 to 16 IM
Boy*s Cotton Longs, 4 to 16 19S
Cotton Knit Briefs ...19c
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RESERVED and ADMISSION TICKETS ON SALE CiRCUIDAYj
CITY DRUG CO., 436^ DeKALB ST.
HELLO...I
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delivery on ANY MAKE 19^'
1947 Mydel.