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1 > d' — J PAGE SIX YME CAMOIW CHWOMtCLl, CAMDttI, SOUTH CAKOLtWA, XWIDAV, JANUARY IS, IXt Buy-Sell-Rent USE THE CHRONICLE WANT ADS AdTertltemenUi under thl* headl^ will,bp charged for at the rate of 40c minimum for 25 word*, per Insertion. Over 26 words 1 l-2c per word. Ada set In 10 point type double charge. Cash must accompany order except where cuatonier has Ledger Account. POR SALE—WindtPill and tank I‘>- cated at Antioch school H. K Llvlngaton, R-l, Camden. 44c FOR SALE—Slab piles. We have several large slab plies near Elastover hlghwav, about 6 rtjlles below Lugoff. Apply to Henry Savage. Jr, FOR SALE—1 bouse and lot and garage, asbostos veneer congtruc- ■ tloh, two blocks from Seaboard Station. Chestnut Ferry Rd For particulars Rhone 697-J^ lltf FOR SALE—One 6 room house on largo lot, good barn and chicken house, good business location Just outside of city limits. I’bone 356-W. ‘*4c FOR SALE—Brand new electro luxe. Price $65 cash. Mrs. George Wilson. Phone 824-J. 44c FOR SALE—20 gallon Duro-Therm hot water oil heater, in good condition. 1513 Sarsfleia Ave. 44p Lost — Found DOG LOST—Brindle leqiale Grey hound. Finder please call 2102. Reward.! _ lost—Double strand of pearls in vicinity of hospital and Dr. West's office. Liberal regard. Flrnestine Conyers. Phone 369 or 649-J. FORni7CrE===3"r»bin Inmae-at-SlT Mill St. For further Information contact Paul Sessions, WaVles- boro, 'N. C. 44p FOR SALE — l.Arge four poster solid Mahogany antique bed. Square top. W. H. Wallace, 717 Saluda Ave., Columbia, S C. Phone 4-1S96. ATTENTION TOBACPO^ GROW- ERS—We, now have a good sup- sly of tobacco covers, 3 yds.x- 33 1-3 yds, 28x24 construction, at $12.95 per cover. Helk’s Depart ment Store. 44c Wanted WANTED — Oil stoves tO repair, - Triso leaky tco boxes reUned.^L- T, Branham. Phone 356-W. 44c FOR SAL€—1938 Chevrokl. up. Good inechanfcjil condition If you arc Interested come look “~"tr over. S W.' S'okcH, R-l, B<!- thune, S: C. 44p FOR SALE—New York State Tim othy hay by bale, ton or carload Hay in .stock at all times. Write or call Leo Tlckner, Route L Camden. Blshopvllle highway for- nierly Geo Bowers place H-45p FOR SALE—Mall chain saw* i BOW have saws end a large amount of parts on hand. D. J. Greed, Camdea, 3. C. 36tf FOR SALE—Bendix Front Wheel Town-In Wee-Gee Board, Turn Tables and Alignment guago, In A-1 condition. Also one pfactl- cally new Clayborne Universal Engine Overhaul Stand. All priced to sell. Stognor Motor C«. Phone 670. Slc.tf FOR SALE—One new Turner saw mill, complete with dust chain. Has sawed less than 5,000» feet of Ibmber. Purt^hase price was $1,050. Will sell cheap. C. M. Rhlvar, Rembert. S. 'C.' Phone 803.13, Camden, S. G. 43-45p FOR SALE—8 ' room house with bath, city lights and watler Prac tically now. Located on Highway •Y>. 1 across from Pllly Moseley's place at airport. Price -$4,700. Contact Bill DeBri'hl at this ad- dress. 44p lowest cost building ma terials—Electric water heat ers $30 up; complete bathroom fixtures $139, pipe to Install; electric pumps $84 up; medicine cabiuets $8.50, toilet seats $4.50; : all kinds of sinks, kitchen cab inets; doors, moldings, sash, mill- work, tlleboard, nails, locks elec tric fixtures; oil floor furnaces, space heaters; roofing, roll brick siding, screen wire, concrete .blocks. Everything for bul'dlng, Thompson Go., Klngstree. 14-46p WANTED TO BUY—Used radios, electric appliances, blcycldb, most anything of value. Phone 356-W. , ^ WANTED — Reliable man with sales ability to take over terri tory on wholesale or commission basis. Preferably with own truck. Contact p. J. Smyrl at Camden Bottling *Co., Camden 44-46p I DO ELECTRICAL WORK, nlumblng and carpentering. Will be glad to do any kind of work at 75 cents an hour. Please help me to get work. C. Hubert Mc- I o^d. 1302 Broad St., Camden, S C. 44c Co., Dept. 8-3, Richmond, Va. JS-Jp WANTED—Green pine boards. "We pay highest prices for groan pine boards delivered oar plaat at Sumter, 8. C. Sumter Planing Mills aiid Lan)ber Co. S>-I4c For Rout FOR RENT—2 room furnished apartment Desirable location. Phone 9H-J. FOR RENT—2 room and bath un- fnrntehed apartment. —07 Eaat Hampton. Call 580-M for farther information.^ FOR RENT—Desirable business location on comer of Rutledge and Broad streets, formerly oc cupied- by Building and Loan As sociation. Call or inquire at Mc Dowell Radio Service, 937 Broad St, Phone 129-J 44c FOR RENT—Five room cottage, n^ne miles from Camden. Hard surface road to door. Good com munity. Write “House’’, care The Camden Chronicle. 45-4Bp This February To Be Most Unusual A Camden man has die- covered that February of 1948 will be a most unusual Febru ary and eaya it ie.hardly like ly that any one now living will ever eee another one like it. The last quarter of the moon comes on the first. Although the shortest month In the yeer,^ it will have Sundays, this be- 'ing made poeeible by. the fact that this Is leap year. It will how a Friday, the^ tStlw The-- first and last days of the month come on a Sunday. If you don't believe all of this consult your calendar or your favorite almanac. The Boston Celtics of the Bas ketball Association of America lost the first IS overtime games they_played, - < POSTED NOTICE Notice any persons,' fishing, seining or otherwise trespassing on this land, or making firee. or permitting fires set by them* to ran or bum thereon, or pastaring thereon or removing therefrom any trees, wood, straw or ahmhbery, will be prosecuted to the full ex tent of the law. 4S-45C JOHN L. WEEKS. POSTED NOTICE Notice any persons, fashing, seining oy otherwise trespassing on this bmd. or making fires, or permitting fires set by them to run or bum thereon or pasturing thereon or removing therefrom any trees, wood, straw or shrubbery, will be prosecuted to the full ex tent of the law. 4S-46c MRS. R.“t: ilDSBLEY. Mkcellaneoae MALE HELP WANTED—Reliable iiuin with car wanted to call on farmers In Kershaw county. Won derful opportunity, $15 to $20 in' a day. No experience or capital i required. Permanent. Write to-* day. McNess Company, Dept C. j Candler Bldg., Baltimore 2 .Md. j ‘ 44-45p How women sW girls mayget wanted relief from functional periodic pain Cxrdul to a liquid medicine which many women aar haa brought reUot from the cramp-Uke agony and ner- voua atratn of tuncUonal pertodlo dtotnaa. Itore'i how It may balp: 1 Taken like a tonK It ahould etlmulate appetite, aid dlgee- tlOB,* thus help build tw> alaunoe Xoc the “ttnMT te oome. 2 ntarted 3 days be» fora "jour time’*. It ahould help reUavs pate due to purelj fua»> ilonal penodlo oasMS. Try CardsL If it halM ymrii ba 0nd you dkL CAR! FOR SALE—by Shannon Realty Go.—An excellent property In' l olored section of city, ah atfrac-' live home and business com bined. Now. earning 18% on price ask<<l. .Suitable for white or col ored buyer. ALSO—A 4 room house 5 blocks from post office, nice lo'-atlon, fine for improvement. Priced low. ALSO—A 6 room home on nice . lot, 3 blocks from post office, nice neighbors. House needs some repairs hut Is a good buy, ALSO—Several large homes at attractive prices. ALSO—Fine lots In several sec tions of city, reasonably priced. Lot us show you. ALSO—A 42 acre farm near liftkA,—Nlcu^—at ream through the place. A nice place to play. ITlced Tow. See Shannon Realty Cq,, Savage Bldg, 44c If, IT’S refrigeration i SERVICE you’re need inf for, commercial or domes tic units . . . call Reese Refrigeration Air-Condi tion Service (Jack Reese). We fuaurantee our work.* Phone 769-W, night phone > 104. Camden. 44c PLUMBING — When you need plumbing, new work or repair work, call Ous Hayes. Phone 637 W1.41-46p HELP WANTED—Male and Fe male—Man or woman—steady In come averaging $45 wepkly. Call on customer.s for famous M’atklns products. M’rlto J. Jt. AVatklns . CNAMStSS’ J kTI-SKIPPil . tOMPOOPl' I 131^ Ti,;. ; We Are Flattered That So Many Imitations Have Appeared On The Market When You Want Ham Insurance Be Sure W ith Chambers’ Anti- Skipper Compound N. J. BODDIE The Him Iniurince Man.: ■0X463 DURHAM. N.C, UPHOLSTERING. SPRING WORK and slipcovers. Reasonable price. ~ Phone 832-R, Camden. S. C. 36tf COMING ATTRACTIONS Haiglar Theatre Somsr Broad and Rutlsdgs its Fri.-Sat., Jan. 16-17 ^ Tim Holt In “UNDER THE TONTO RIM” with ,• Nan Laalie, Richard MartIR' Alao Serial and Comedy M<Mi.-Tues., Jan. 19-20 “TEXAS” William Holden, Claire Trevor Glenn Ford Also Pathe News Screen Snapshots Wed.-Thurs., Jan. 21-22 Heart-Thrill* you’ll never- forget! “BLACK GOLD” In Glorious Cinecolor! Anthony Quinn, Katherine DeMille Paramount News and Serial FOR HOSPITALITY SERVE COCA-COLA for it either way... doth trade-marks mean the same fbini» . SOflUO Ul^oia AUYHOSIIY OP-TUI COCA-COiA COBSAMV SV pkROUNA COCA-COLA ^CCMiPAIfT CAMDEN BRANCH pins le Stats Tax V / ailBIUIIIEllllIttlllllllllUlllfltb COMING ATTRACTIONS —AT— Camden Theatre . FrL-Sat, Jan. 16-17 Rough, Roaring, Romantic! “WYOMING” William Elliott, Vera Ra'ston “Gabby” Hayes Also Selected Short Subjects SaLy Jan. 17,-10:30 P. M. The Teen-Ager* Romp With Politicsl “SMART POUTICS” Freddie Stewart, June Preiaaer—with Gena Krupa Orchestra Mon.-Tuas., Jan. 19-20 Special! “THE UNSUSPECTED” Joan Caulfield, Claude Rains Constance Bennett Alao News Wed.-Thurs., Jan. 21-22 ’WELCOME STRANGER’ Bing Crosby, Joan Caulfield Barry Fitxgerald Alao Newt Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis Ctemie broocfaltls mny If 9ovooii8h.obestoold.oraeiitabRn- qfaltls Is not treated and yon eoaDO# alldrdtotaksadiancewltnanymedl- clns less potent Greonmlsion nfhkh goes right to the seat of the tremble to help loosen andexpel fsnn laden phlegm and aid natm to soothe andbealra4r.t«ader,lnTlame<l bronchial mucous memhranea Okeomulslem blends beeohwood creosote by^tedal prooesswlth oUier Mme tested medidnes for ocn^xa. It contains no xuurootlcs. Mo matter how many medidnes you have tried, tellyour drugidst to sdl you a Imttle of Cieomulslon with the understanding you must like the way it qxiickly alhm tito cough, per mitting rest and sleep, or yoa are tO have your money back. (AdvJ State llieatre KERSHAW, S. C Friday, Jan. 16 *THE BACHELOR AND THE BOBBY-SOXER** Caiy Grant, Mjrma Ley Saturday, Jan. 17 “UNDER COLORADO SKIES”^ Monte Hals, Adrian Bexah Moii.-Tuea., Jan. 19-20 “CROSSFIRE?’ Robert Yeung, Robert Mitchum] Wednesday, Jan. 21 “DICK TRACY MEETS | GRUESOME” Boris Karloff, Ralph Byrd Tkuraday, Jan. 22 “THE FOXES OF > HARROW” Rex Harrison, Maureen O’Haril LITTLB tTRGKES Fell Great Oaks And ,0 it is with the accoasplithmeot of so many , other latga things in life- such as adequate financial protection for our loved ones. For instance, with s Life of Georgia insurance policy the holder esublishes a fund for his family’s immediate use in time of greatest need. This protection begins as toon ss. a policy is usued, but is paid for s little bit at s time. Whether your needs be great or modest, let a frien^y Life of Georgia Agent work out a life insarance program widi you today 'fhdumnee THE Oba BELIABLE « SIWCE laSl ^ a ■ • Ml . •? » I C t iVhAMt* Dtms THE trucks of fho hour or* Stud«bokor InicksI * Right here in this area—and all ovortfia notion os well—Studeboker’s new half-ton, ono-lon ond larger capacity trucks ore proving'Ihomtelves sensational performers ond oconomizert. Their stamina is long-losting. Their engineer ing is brilliont. Their equipment is complete. Their sturdy Hy-MUeoge and Econ-o-miser eiv gines hove omozing pulling power,r<^ t Let us give you the nomes of local users who, «»• g«tHng marvelous results wMi their new Shi- debaker trucks. And let iis put our modem truck- servicing facilities to work keeping yourprei- enl equipment in first-class operating condition. Come in anil loom bow yoe con cut your costs, toor^ E. 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