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WANT ADS
AdT«ftiMin«nU and«r this bMiding
wtU b* ebarc«4 (or at tba rata ot 40e
mlalnmra for M aorflte, par lasartloB.
Ovar M wordt 11-Sc par word. Ada
aat la 10 potat typa doubte ebargk.
^ab roast aooompany ordar atom
wbara eoatomar baa tiadcar AcoounC
For Solo
FOR SALE—4 I t cu. ft. Norge Re-
trtgermtor, reamiabte. Phone
S17-W, 26p
FOR SALE—Diy pUnlng mill
blocks. Call ItOXW. Joe Tmet-
dale, Camden, Route 2. ‘ 26ptf
FOR SALE—ms Cherrolet Coach,
motor No, 18202(1, license No.
C-7-d44. Dnnlap Used Cars. Csm-
. den, 8. C. 2S28p
FOR SALE—Brick and block house
t)n Hlghwar No. 1, next door to
H. O. Burns, DuBose Park, S
room bouse with living room and
bath. See A. R. Boulware, Route
1 at Bums Store. 2S27p
located on N. Broad street. Rea
son for selling, leaving the state.
Bumie Hinson. Call 873'W. 25-28p
FOR SALE—1941 Chevrolet Pickup
track with good tires. Erwin
Hermitage Co. Camden, S. C 28c
FOR SALE—One 4-bumer Florence
oil stove; one three gallon coffee
|ljarn (almost new); two colnplete
assembled booths; one. soda toun
tain back bar; one two barrel
draft beer dispenser , Will sell
all or any part of these Items.
C. C. Crolley. Phone 847-W. 26p
FOR SALE—New house, 8..rooms
and bath, city lights and water.
Located across from Billy Ifosely
on Highway No. 1. next to Air
port. A lot of 180x800, See Bill
DeBmhl, Route 2, Camden. 28p
FOR SALE—One house, 1 barn, 1
^ garage, 71 acres of land, 35 acres
liogand cow p&sture, on creek, 8
mlies west of Blaney, public road
by door. H. W. Sanders. Route 1,
Blaney, S. C.
24-27P
TUXEOO FEEDS—The feeder's sil
ent partner. Dog rations, poultry,
dairy, horse feeds. McLeod A
Boykin Co. Phone 51. 22-26C
FOR SALE-^lood used tires, var-
ieus sixes, priced from $1.00 up.
Come to SB# us'and save mraey.
Stogner Motor Co. Phone 570.
21tf
FOR SALE—1941-42 Bulck new
change-over to single carburetor
(includes manifold assembly, car
buretor, carburetor air cleaner,
etc.). Stogner Mtoor Company.
Phone 570. 22tf
FOR SALE—New five room house
with hot air heating system, lo-
* cated on lot with 100 ft. front
by 160 ft. depth; also adjoining
lote 93 ft. front by 180 ft. depth,
Painting and
Paperhanging
. CALL
EDDIE NOLAN
I
PhoiM 60S^ Csumdec
FOR SALE—One 7 room, 2 story
home 4 blocks north of post of
fice. A bargain.
Also, A well built 6 room home
on paved street. All modem con
veniences.
Also, A 6 room house near busi
ness section. Fine for business
offices.
Also, A bouse of 3 large rooms
on big lot. Fine for improve
ment. See Shannon Realty Co.
Savage Bldg, 28c
FOR SALE—6 room dwolling with
hall, eonnoeting rooms. Insulated
with bast grade rock wool. Doors
and windows wsathorstripped;
connoetions for sisetrle stovo an<
hot watar boater. In excellent
condition. Practically naw gar
age with eoal bln and washroom
built-in. Includes vacant lot that
Joins same, not erowdod. Plenty
of shrubbery and flowers. Con
venient to buetnese part of city,
J. B. Rush, Clearwater Lake,
Weetvills, S. C„ R-2. 2to
AUCTION SALE—Of 80 Registered
Duroc hogs, September 19. Bred
gilts,, spring i^lts and spring
boars. For Information, writs Jim
Ann Farm, Blythewood, 8. 0.
2S-28p
Lott — Found
FOUND—At Fair Grounds, string
of keys with blue and white
whistle attached. Owner may get
same by calling at Chronicle and
paying for this ad. 26p
LOST—One honey colored Cocker
Spaniel, named Mlnky. Disap
peared on or around July 1 from
yard of home at 1718 Fair street
Generous reward offered for his
return as we can find no trace
of him. Thanks. Phone 52 or 113
Mrs. R. M. Kennedy, Jr. 26c
Camdrn
Memorial Com pant/
QUALITY MONUMENTS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
C. CL Komegay—•P'-to
FINANCIAL
SPARE
TIRE....
YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT
Trawwlinf glong life’s highwaf, you’ll feel
more secure, do your job bolter, whim you
know there’s a sawings account to coma to
your aid in case of a ’’blowout”. Accumu
late money regularly in a sawings account -
at this InslitutwML Start writb any amount
3%
CURRENT DIVIDEND
WATEREE BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCUHON
Cstmden, S. C.
First Nat’l Bank BuUdiMg
For Rent
FOR RENT—Three room fumlrhed
apartment See Mrs. Joyner at
1^01 Broad St., after 4:30 p. m.,
or call 93-J.' 28p
FOR RENT—Nice 6 room apart
ment All modem conveniences.
Available now. See Shannon
Realty Co. >28c
Miscellaneous
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by
EHectrolysis. Permanent Safe
Rapid, Scientific. By appoint
ment only. Mrs. R. F. Hayns-
worth. Phone 1140, Sumter, 3. C.
17U
Wanted
WANTED—Cash register with tape
recorder attachment. Boykin
Pontiac Co. 26c
WANTED TO RENT—Furnished
downstairs 4-5 room apt Jack
Stogner. Phpne 109 or 363-R.
WANTED—A 3 or 4 room house in
colored section to rent or buy.
See Shannon Realty 0>. 26c
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WANTED—To buy 4 or 5 room
house. Large lot with city con
veniences, near Camden on poved
highway. State ' full particulars
and price. Address “Cottage"
care Chronrafe. ’ ’ 26p
WANTED * TO RENT — Veteran,
wife gnd &-montb8-old baby de
sires furnished or unfurnished
house, flat or apartment Write
Clifford R. Holston, Route 2, Box
13, Camden, S. C., care Mrs. Er
vin Hunter. 26p
HELP WANTED—MALE AND FE-
, .MALE—Average $45 weekly sup
plying household products, Xmas
cards and gift setk' to customers
in Camden and' Bishopville Es
tablished business, no invest
ment Start now. Write J. R. Wat
kins Co., Dept. S-3, Richmond,
Va. 28p
WANTED FOR DAY DUTY—Ex
perienced telephone operator. Ap
plicants give outline of exper
ience, advise how soon could re
port for work, and salary expect
ed. Kershaw Telephone (Company,
Kershaw, S. C. 24-28c
WANTED — All people suffering
from kidney trouble or back-ache
to try KIDDO, $1 Money back
guarantee. DeKalb Pharmacy.
Phone 95. 18-2^
NEW, WELL-PAID JOBS ARE
OPENING UP IN THE REGULAR
ARMY’S FIELD ARTILLERY
ALL EXPENSES PAID, AND
$75 A MONTH TO START
Startling changes are taking
Place In the U. S. Army Field Ar-
ATTENTION
• FARMERS—
• LUMBERMEN—
• PULPWOOD CUTTERS
. 1 lutYU bum sppointml
Agknt for th*—
Mall Chain Saw
1 BOW lutYB saws aad a
larga amount of parts on
haM
D. J. CREED
Camdon, S. C
PRE-WAR STANDARD
METAL
»
Weatherstrips
Sold aad Installad by—
E. E. VETTH
The only factory oqalt^'
pod and trained mecbanic
in this saetion.
P.O. Bos 1161
Floreace, 8. C.
tillery! Even veterans of the re
cent war would not recognise the
thrilling naw equipment which to
day’s ArtUlerymen are operating.
Sobie men are chosen for the
Guided Missile School, working on
rockets and / rocket-launching in
New Mexico. Others learn to fire
some of the Artlllerx’s new *‘sky-
bustem", such as ‘‘Little David,''
the 914-iSin mortar which hurls a
shell weighing almost 2 tons!
If you are 18 to 34. inclusive (or
BOBBY
SHEHEEN'S
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NAME ANOnaAM OF
THE eODYiSOBey-
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Lst tooth ’’grind” up wholesomo food that coinos from SHEHEEN'S. Don’t %
oat inforior foods and think you are saving asoney. You can take a4lvaiitage of
SHEHEEN’S high quaUty and low prioos daQrl
SHEHEEN'S GROCERY
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(ynK.rn sc
fKE£ Uk. .OcRV
PHOntS 24-7b
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17 with pareota’ consent) and otiF
erwiW qualined, you can sign up
for' $ years or more yritb the Field
Artillery. If you are an ex-eervtee-
man. you can begin a secure career
close to home, with reasonable as
surance of a one-year assignment
in your own Army Area.
Learn while you earn—receive
the hlibiest pay in history, free
foo^, clothing, quarters and medi
cal care. You’ll have the change
to save up to '$2,000 during a 8-
MRB. MATTIC h CIICn>
.TAKES OVER At SECRETARY ,
Tbe necretary of the Laalle Zemp
chapter, No. IIL OIS, Mrs. Maggie
McLeod, resigned her office before
year enllstmenL
At no obligation to youraelf. sSe
your neareat U. R. Army and Air
F(M-ce Recruiting ^pfficer at the
Ajperiean Legion Building, Oamden,
is. C. He’ll be glad to tell yea of
the opportunities in atore fro you.
«toc«ed tern
PARCgf*
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tie tope, short w
sorted colors.- State^Sj^H
WUTHERN siL|,*‘S|.pJ
p. 0. Bog 2029
KNOXVILLE.
%RrHud^
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deolerisa
lint BKXor car of yoon deserves die best kind of serfioe:
If it’s new, good care now will save you money later, and let vou
enjoy your csx longer. ^
If it haa «Mved you loi^ cacefid servier attention mow wQI beb
preserve its value for trade in.
Those are two ro4sons why your Hudson dealer is a good man to know
He is an established, indepbodent bisineas mao whh a reputation
fot cfficietK operation. His men are trained to give you Hudson Pto-
tective Service. He has a well-balanced stodt of fcnuine Hudson parta
There you have foitr more rodsoms why you di^ see your Hudson
dealer, for a new car, used car or service oo tout pceseot car.
AIMsonMa
Hsmoyai
whmver yoe g$
Wherever you go, yoo’ie
haver Bu from dus hga
wbkk ideatifiet anthoc-
iaed Hudson dealer and
ssrvke eNabUshmeott.
Whenever you drive h
e Hudson dmler’i place
of bosinesA yon get Ae
friendly ettendoa aad
aldUed aervket of one of
mote than 3,000 deriet-
shipt qualified under tht
most exacting stfmdords ia
Hodion’s 38-year butoqr.
Hmdton bss out of tk*
Itrgtit, soundnt orgtm-
xttious im tbe imdustrjf
DRAKEFORD’S GARAGE
Hudson Sales and Service
Weal DeKalb Street
Cemdsm, & C
lines..
mean
union lest/eK tmt ha/^-tKtinS'ohuhktfoiA
Big locomotives are built to do a big job
in the big country which is America—a
big job in peacefhne'CO^ wartinie. They
are built to pull long trans.
Long freight traina can handle mart
goods at leas cost-to you—than ehort
trains.
Inng trains mean fewaar tmiiro.,.fii«iiw .
chanegi for accidents—fewer interrup-
tioQ| to trsdffic.
fiM a few railroad unkm legdeip
pose long trains—among their current 44
demands for changes in rules is one limit
ing the length of freight trains to 57 aver
age cars. ¥^y do they demand thk?
For ‘‘safely,” thgy aty- But is it?
Goyenungrit figurea show da^
that long trains mean grea^
railroad smpfoyeB *nd public aHto j
* Th$o,ifaafe|yi8nP‘*l»^'
what k the ntoon behind time
It is to make mow jobi ^
negded^to at
work” wouidte tet
modem looomotivee uring onb w
power.
For this waste, you—the ]
have to pay. TTigtor cofes i
standard of living fer cveryl
bodb uonfethatl
Here’s the reconI.. •
fe fbs guorler ceafury1921-1944.. .
Averafie lenqik of freight traios^lMS Rflff
• goiwyp
Avorago speed ef frel^ fiwlnt he* gem W- •
Tbe iele ef iaiuvlet fe mlirecNl empleyes hes
PWM OPMfHs sseseseseessseessA«*****” ^
Averege weges peM mlkeed wsilgfl hevs
gPRe RPi
Prke ef raiksnfl mtoeriBk vpf twppMes hes
ReHreMUnxesbenregegesp....
But Hw ewtragn Chilian Ity raUroci^
for boulini a ton of MgHt on# mtt*
lioe flORO down
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