The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 09, 1948, Image 8
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THB CAMOtW CKBONICLI, CAMDeil,^UTH CAilOI.I»IA, rmPAV. JAMUAWVt. im
Buy-Seli-Rent
USE THE CHRONICII
WANT ADS
Advertlaemrnt* under thle
will b*» charged for at the rate of 40c
minimum for *6 worde. per
Over *5 words 1 I-Jc per
Mt In 10 point, type double
Caeh muef accompany order except
where curtoBier hae Ledger Account.
FOR 8tALE—Oil heaters, season
close-out. Oil delivery with each
h6<it€r, 6000 BTU, Standard
works. Electric Service and Ap
pliance Co. Next door to Belk’s.
FOR SALE—Six-room house, situ
ated on half acre plot; also a
store building ' Included. Con
veniently located just west of
Camden City limits on highway
1. Contact L: S. Mayer or phone
124-W.
For Sale
FOR SALE—Small jcrocet-^jr stock
and fixtures, lotated on No. 1
Highway. Phone 503J. 43p
FOR SALE—Good 1940 Bulck mot
or, can be seen at Ijangston
Motor Co.
FOR SALE—Housea of 4 to 14
rooms each. Some very good
buys among them.
ALSO—Filling station, store and
home on nice lot. A business with
bright future.
ALSO—Several nice farms, large
and small. Shannon Realty Co..
Savage Bldg.
FOR R8ALE-6 room house .it 817
Mill St. For further fiTformatlon
contact I’aul Sessions, Wades-
boro, N. C.
FOR SALE—One 6 rwim bouse on
Lost — Fauad
LOST~A brown sport coat'^at the
skating rink January 1. Phone
321 or 514-W. Jimmy Kime. 43c
LOST — >. grey mulo from Joe
Lewis’ farm of Boykin, R-1, If
found notify B. E. Baker, R-1,
Boykin, S. C, 43c
For Rent
hou,4e, good business location
JuHt outside of city llniits. Phone
35«VV'. —
FOR SALE— Electric Refrigerator,
working order. Reason for sell
ing, have two. For quick sale,
190.00, 1507 Fair St. Phono 469-W.
Camden. , 43p
— - -
FOR^ALE—One new Turner saw-
mill, complete with dust chain.
Has sawed less than 6,000 feet
of lumber. Purchase price was
11,060. Will sell cheap. C. M.
Shlvar, Remhert, S. C. Phone
803J3, Camden. 3. C.43-45p
FOR SALE—Mall chain saws. i
now hare saws and a large
amoant of parti on hand, D. J.
Creed. Camden. 8. C. S6tf
FOR SALE—New York State Tim
othy hay by bale, ton or carload.
Hay in stock at all times. Write
or call I.eo Tickner, Route 1,
Camden. Bishoprille highway for-
merly Geo. Bowers place. 38-48p
FOR SALE—Asbestor Siding $11
per square; two-ten asphalt
shingles, $7.50 per square;
Aluminum roofing 6, 7, 8, 9. 1C.
11 and 12 ft. lengths, $9.50 per
square. E. L. Kelley, Betiiune,
S r.>41 43p
HAVE YOU placed your fertilizer
orders for the new planting sea
son? If not, do so at once, for
it is likely that fertilizers will
he scarce after the now .season
gets under way. The Southern
Cotton Oil Co. ' 42-43c
FOR SALE—Bendlx Front Wheel
Town-In W’ee-Gee Hoard, 'Turn
Tables and Alignment guago, tn
A-1 condition. Also one prectl-
rally new Ciayborne Universal
Engine Overhaul Stand. All
priced to sell. Stogner Motor
Co. Phone 570, 31c.tf
WE NOW HAVE IN STOCK
■Hnaver—hoRnl size 4xX. Miller
and homed Hereford cat-
—tlef-4flL_rej:jitered^— one
polled bull of exceltent
type. Herd built from cat*
tie of outstandinp breeds
of nation, excellent condi*
tion. 9 steers in herd. 15
Hampshire sheep. Prop
erty of Estate of R. S.
Kirk. Sale at **lngleside
Plantation," about £▼•
miles West of Camden, S.
C., near U. S. Highway
No. 1. Time of safe —^
January 16, 1948, at 11
o’clock, A. M. For. infor
mation write Box 221,
Camden, S. C. 43c
Lumber Co. Phone 126. 42-43c
WE ARE getting in many carloads
of fertilizers and can fill your
orders. Be sure to stock up while
the goods .are available. The
Southern Cotton Oil Co. 4S-4Se
FOR RENT— — Two unfurnished
rooms. 4()7 DeKalb St. • Phone
. 116J. • ^
FOR RENT—Five room cottage,
nine miles from Camden. Hard
surface road to door.. Good com
munity. Write '‘House”, care
The Camden Chronicle. 43-45p
FOR RENT—Lease or gale. Two
nice, new, clean 5 room houses,
near city, one block from city
and school bus lines. W'ater,
lights, phone services ava’lable.
Very reasonable »erms. See
Shannon Realty Co 4^
FOR RENT—6 room ho.u8e. 3 one-
horse farm, barn, pomp, electric
lights, on paved Highway 34 six
miles west of Camden. Miss An
nie Mobley, 1115 LytTleton St.
Camden. ' 42-43p
Miacellanemu
ESTATE SALE—On« John
Deere Cultivator and plan
ter attachment; one Farm-
all ^-30 tractor; one Mc
Cormick Deering 16 Diic
grain drill; one John
Uc Harrow; one
ick Deering Disc
one Athens
plow; one John
Deere combine; one Me
Cormick Deering Reaping
Binder; one McCormick
Deering Tractor mower;
one McCormick Deering
Horse mower; one McCor
mick Deering Hammer
Mill; 3 horse-drawn wag
ons; one IV2 ton 1940
Ford pick-up; all in good
condition. Property of the
Estate of Richard S. Kirk.
Sale at "Ingleside Planta
tion," about 5 miles West
of- Caihden, S. C., near U
UPHOLSTERING, SPRING WORK
and slipcovers. Reasonable price.'
Phone ^32-R, Camden. S. C. 3Stf
THE GINNERY OF THE SOUTH-
ern Cotton Oil Co., will close
for the season on FTMay," Jffir-
uary 9. Please be sure to have
your cotton in by that time. The
Southern Cotton Oil Co. 42-43c
Wanted
WANTED — Oil stoves to Tepajr,
also leaky ice boxes rellned. L.
T. Branham. Phone 356-W. 43c
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WANTED TO BUY — Used oil
stoves, electric appliances, bicy
cles, most anything of value.
Phone 356-W. 43c
WANTED TO BUY—A used baby
carriage In good condition.
Phone 172-J, Saturday. Jap. 10.
Mrs. E. M. Craig, 1797 N. Broad
St. ^ 43c
S. Highway No. 1. Time
of sale—January 16, 1948
at 11 o’clock, A. M. For
information write P. O.
Box 221, Camden, S. C.
Let's alLpull together in /48
for Better
PAKTY lIMt S&tVia
Allow’a little time between
calls to permit'others to hove
their turn at the line.
WANTED — Reliable man with
sales ability to take over terrl-j
tory on wholesale or commission
baBis. Preferably with own ‘ruck.
Contact D. J. Sm.vrl at Camden
Beauty .Co., Camden. 4?.-44p
HELP WANTED—.Male and 'Fe
male-Man or woman—steady in
come averaging $-15 weekly. Call
on (’uatomeiH for famous Watkins
products. Write J. R. Watkins
Co., Dept. S-3. Richmond. Va.
43 46p
FEMALE HELP WANTED—Steno-
bookkeeper wanted by establish
ed Camden firm. Prefer high
achnnl graduate. .In hnokke.:.plng
who is willing to learn special
set of books. Please reply In own
handwriting to Box 275, City. 43c
WANTED—Radios'to repair by
new and reliable firm at very
resTsonable prices. Motorola deal
er. McDowell Radio Service, 937
Broad. Phone 129-J. 38-39-42-43C
PLUMBING — When you need
plumbing, new work or repair
work, call Gus Hayes. Phone
637-Wl. 4146p
[wanted—Green pine boards. We
pay highest prices for green pine
boards delivered our plant at
-n Sumter, S. C. Suihtbr Plai\|ng
^Mllls and Lumber Co. 39-44c
Chcoae Your School Elefore
You Enlist! I
All .^xpenses Paid and $75 a
Month Whil« Learning! ~
Never before has the Regular
Army offered the young men of
America the chance to selec*. one
id the more than sixty technical
schools before enlisting! But right
now, for a limited time, men with
a high school education or netter
can enlist for three years and be
iissured of attending the school of
their choice! These men may se
lect from such diversified fields
as Radar, Radio, Medical Labora
tory work. Automobile Mechanics,
Parachute Rigging—whatever your
choice may be, the Recruiting Of
ficer will be able to guarantee you
training in that field so long as
acancles exist. A young man who
embarks upon a Regular Army
areer In this way assures himself
of rapid adv4afliiM^CXfeilKrHgh
ochpol
this jjiHlilIWi " Ifortly after thev 'en-
choice will afford the best
choice, so see your nearest US.
.\rmy and US Air Force Recruiting ^
Officer today. You’ll find him at
The Aoierican Legion Building,
Camden. S C. ’ •
WiirShow New Ford
Trucko On Jeuu 16
At Ah "Open House^
The first public showing In ^am-
den of (ha new IMS model Ford
trucks wUl take place January 1C
af an "open houae” to be conducted,
by the Redfaam Motor company.
With tha atreamlined haw tmeka
—the first post-war , rodneta of the
Ford Motor company—aa tha ihain^
attraction, the Redfeam Motor Co.,
vlM wfllcoma- the public to tta
showrooms, service, parts and ac*
cesscry and naad vehicle doparC'i
ments.
“We have arranlred an ‘open
house’ program for public an-
nnuncemmit of the IMS truck Una
because weCeal that thla la tha
most important new track show
ing in Ford histOTy” Mid R. J.
Rpdfeam. “IT# expi^ to raoalva
trucks dating tha oomtng months
In uantitiaa sofnclantly to permit
us to meat tha heavy demand.”
Notioin^^l^e^d M««tmg
of Slkan«liol<l«ra
Notice is hereby glren of a meet
ing of the ihareholdera* South
ern Airwaya, a South Carolina Cor
poration. to be held on FBbrbaiT
12, 1948, at 10:00 A. M., at South
ern Airwajra’ office. Municipal Air
port, Atlanta, Georgia; at which
meeting reeolutions will be offered
fur the surrender of the Company’s
Corporate Charter. 43c
FRANK W. HTJLSE.
PresidenL
January S, 1048.
“l^OTTGETO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
All partlea indebted to the <
state of JoHn V. Milea are hereby
notified to make payment to the
undersigned, and all parties, If any.
having elatma against the said es
tate wlU present them likewise,
duly attested, within the time pre
scribed by law, 4S'45p
FRED MILES
ARTHUR MILES
Ebcecuturs.
Camden, g. C., Jan. 7, 1M8.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice Is hereby given that one]
month from this date, on February
7, 1948, B. E. Sparrow will makej
to the Probate Court of Kershaw
County his’final return as Execu-
trr of the estate of H. F. Smith,
(Ipceasfd, and on the same date
he will apply to the said Court
for a final discharge as said Ex
ecutor. 43-46p{
N. C. ARNE’TT,
Judge of Probate.
Camden, S. C., January ?, 1948.
TAX RETURNS FOR 1946
TO BE MADE BY SCHOOL
DISTRICTS
Returns of personal property,
new buildings, transfer of real .es
tate. poll and road tax, are to be
made at the county auditor’s office
.eginnlng. January 2 through Feb-
Cross liglited Every Night On
Segpegt .Of Railway Employees
ruary 29, 1948. All returns must be
made by School Districts. In mak
ing tax retprmi, pleaso bring yoiir
automobile registration card. Do
rot wait until the last day to make
>our returns. All household goods
and furniture used in the home of
the owner of such goods and furni
ture are hereby exempted from
taxation.'Household goods and fur
niture used in business not exempt
irom taxation, such as household
4,oodB and furniture used in hotels,
looming houses, rented room) and
apartments, or other places of busi
ness.
The Auditor will be at the fol
lowing places on the day desig
nated to assist the taxpayers with
their tax returns:
February 2 Kershaw
February 3 Kershaw
February 6 Beihuno
February 6 Westville
February 9 ......... Liberty Hill
.February 10 Btaney
February 12 ML Pisgah
Yours truly,
MED M. OGBURN.
43c Kershaw County Auditor.
To
When another party on your
line has on emergency, please
release the line quickly.
Complete calls quickly. This
assures better service for you
and your party line neighbors.
•IC-'
Be sure phone is placed
securely on hook ofter ecKh
coll. Remember, one phone off
the hook ties up cm antire line.
Bomimn Nu mMONi and nuosAra combany
CITATION
The state of South Carolina,
County of Kershaw.
By N. C. Arnett, Probate Judge:
Whereas'. A. Sam Karesh made
suit to me to grant him letters
of administration of the estate
and effects of Mollye S. Karesh.
These are, therefore, to cite
and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said
Mollye S. Karesh, deceased, that
they be and appear before me. In
the Coiirt of Probate, to be held
iLt Camden, 3. C., on January. 14th.
next, aftei; publication hereof, at
il o’clock In the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the
said administration should not be
granted. 42-43o
Given under my band this SOih
day of December Anno Domini
1947.
‘ N. C. ARNETT.
Probate Judge.
. J
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
All parties Indebted to the es
tate of John Wiley are hereby
r.otlfied to make payment to the
underslgncHl. and all parties. If any,
having claims against the said ee-
fata will present them likewise,
duly attested, within the tlm^ pre-
rcribed by law. 43'45p
PRE.SLEY -WILEY
• FRANK P. WILEY
Administrators, c.t.a. >
Camden. 8. C., Dec 15. 1947, /
Notice oi Application
For Charter f
Notice la hereby given that after
the expiration of three days from
the date of this notice, the under
signed will apply to the Secietary
of State of South Carolina for a
Corporate Charter for a proposed
corporation.to be known as D. J.
Creed, Inc.; said proposed corpora
tion to have, a capital of $10,b00,
to have its principal place of busi
ness in Kershaw County, S. C., and
<0 be empowered, among other
things, eppeclally to engage in a
timber business. 41c
D J. CRS8D
MARIE R. CREED
8. C.. Jma. 8. 1841.
CITATION
’I he State of South Carolina,
County of Kershaw.
By N. C. Arnett, Probate Judge;
Whereas, Mrs. Collins P. Brown
made suit to me to grant her let
ters OT administration c. t. a. of the
estate and effectji of Paul" Brown.
These are, therefore, to cite
and admonlf^h all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said
Paul Browr., deceased, that they
and appear before me. In the
Court of Probate, to bo held at
Camden, S. C., on January
next,^ after publication hereof, at
11 o’clock in the-forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the
said administration should* not be
granted. 43-4Sc
Given under my hand this 88rd
day of December Anno Domini
1947.
N. C. ARNETT
Probate Judge.
Csuwlsu puofA*' uA« Have
bami la tha
Madhodlat auiw war Msambty
radruat la tha asauatoina of
Western Maidii Caraliaa, valll
ba latarastad la a alarv In tha
Daaaaibar iaaada ef “Tw’, tha
Boutham Ralhaaqr publication
for ampiayaaai raparsliag the
Mg vvhita eraaa.
Say^ theuatary:
‘'High etr tHpatauary Faint at
baautiful Laka Juaaluaka tn
Waatarn Naidh CaraHna. a
huga ereat glauia avaay night,
wintar and auamiar. It sarves
aa a ahrina for MathatRats t(ia
world ovar who eaasa* to tha
“Land of tha My** far their
aummar Aaaambiy, but it
sarvaa ataa aa a, baaaan for
Boutham Railway tralnaien. It
was baeauaa af tha trainman
and for thaw that tha eroas
glowe ovary xlgbt, tha year
around.
“Whan tha Junaluaha Cross
was inatattad in 180, It waa
thought that It would ba II-
lumlnatad enty during the Aa-
aambiy^ auwiwar aaaatan.-Bat-
whan tha litt aaaaan elosed,
and a waek had gona by wtth
tha Croaa unllghtad, thginrara
and fireman on tha Boutham’a
Murphy branch patitionad the
church that it bo llghtad again. of tha law.
“’They had grown ac-
custom^ they said, to watch
ing for tha light from tha
oroas as thair ^aini swept
around tha mountain eurvaa.
it ramindad them of tha nobler
Mil«tga of Ufa, R^stty^ and
fidelity to duty; and was a
silent reminder of love of home
and eountry. Tha Cross -was
lighted in rasponaa to tha train
men's petHion and has since
cast ita silent mcaaaga every
night.**
rOTED NOnCE
NpUca atqr paraMM. flsht^j
aaialug or oChefwiaa traapsasb^
oa thla land, or naaklxic li^.
permitting fires set by them ts
mm or bum theraon. or pastuiia^
thereon or removing theretram say
trees, wood, straw or shrubbery,
.will* be prosecuted to dia foil ex-
““ ’— 434|»
JOHN L. WEiaa;
POSTED NOTICE
Notice any peraons, (sshii
seining or otherwise trespass!
on ~thls land, or making fires,
permitting fires set by them
imh or bum thereon or paatur._
thereon or removing therefrom
trees, wood, straw or ahmbberyJ
will ba prosecuted to the foil exH
tent of the htw. 48
MRS.* R. L. MOSELEY
Notieg to Dgbtora aiul
CFFdNora
All partlea intedebted to the es-J
Itate of Helen McCaa Roseborooghl
lare hereby notified to make payl
I * *- -— «-- •
Shareholdera Meetiaf
Notice is hereby given that the
•annual meeting of the Sharehold
ers Of the First Federal livings t
A Loan Association of Camden, [ ment to the undersigned, and au|
g C., will be held in the office of partlea, if any, having ciah
the association on West DeKalb against the said eaUte wlU present!
street In Camden, S. C.. on the them likewise, duly attested, wltb
2Mt day of January. 1848. at 10 to the Ume prewribed by Uw.
o’clock A. M. 4344c, Helen McCaa Roseborough Geary,|
„ M. I* mays. 4I45P BkBcut
Secty.-Treas. Camden, S. C-, JAn. 8. IMS
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• % . *
Our Work Is Unexcelled
PERFECT IN DESIGN AND FITTING
Our Upholstering Department In Charge Of
— Burke D. Kelly
e
7 YearF Experience
Formerly With Hartsville Top Shop
SEE KELLY BEFORE YOU
INSTALL NEW SEAT COVERS
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