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I fe ! ‘fX ir PAQK SIX THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE,. CAMDEN^ SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. JANUARY 16, IMS Buy-Sell-Rent USE THE. WANT ADS AdvertUemcnta under thta beading will be cITarged for at the rate of 40c aainlmum for 2i words, per insertion. Over 25 words 1 l-2c per word. Ada set In 10 polQt type double charge. Caab must accompany order cacept where customer has L^ger Account. For Sale FOR SALE—One Whizzer Uotor Bike. Call S31 46p J^OR 8ALE—USZ-ChevroleL nmnci S96-W or call at 912 Fair St. 46p FOR SALE — Homemade cakes. Phone 2911. Mrs. H. J. Smith. i«-49p COMMODES-COMMODES—Well have 100 commodes Febrnary 12 delivery. Get your order In now. Thompson Co., Klngstree. 46c FOR SALE—Slab wood. Price reas onable. Can be delivered prompt ly. I also do garden plowing with mule. Telephone 903-J. Fr.'ink Kldwell.4^ FOR SALE—One 1939 (’hevrolet FOR SALE—Two mules. W. H. Ratcliff, R-2, Cassatt, S. C. 46p bids to William R. Gettys, Chair man Camden and Kershaw County Airport Commission, Ply wood may be- inspected at the Airport. Bids will be accepted through Monday, February 9, 1948.. The Commission reserves 1 the right to refuse any or all bids. 46-47C rOR SALE — "Doodle-Bug” Motor Bcooter for sale. Good condition, at sacrifice. Call 450 or at night 223-W. 46c FOR SALE—Nine-foot Pbilco re-| frlgerator, practically newt one Sellers kitchen cabinet, one por celain and chroma dinette suit *nd-OBe baby-stroller. . Mra.^W, E. Taylor, 614 Chesnut street 46p Lost — Found FOR SALE — Homemade irsikes made to order. Fresh coconut, chocolate, lemon caramel. Dev il’s food; also, cakes for p.artles. Mrs. Roy .Mims, 610 Walnut' St. Phone 317-.f.46p SKI-HI STOPS RUNNING FITS IN dogs. Turner’s Sn.'^penslon cures Sarcoptlc Mange. We guarantee both of these preparations to give satisfactory results DcKalb Pharmacy. Hays Pharmacy.- Ker shaw. 45-46p Coach in fair condition, 9900 FOR SALE—Slab piles. We have several large slab piles near Eastover high way, about 6 miles below | Lugoff. Apply to Henry Savage, Ji\ 4^ fixtures $139, pipe to install; SALE Model A trac- electrlc pumps $85 up; show.T SALt ^IVlOdei A trac tor, very slightly used 2 ca.sh. Also, small stork of croc-, erit'S and fixtures. K. S. Barnes, | R-2,‘Cassatt, S. C., at Hall’.s .MIH.j j 4611, LOWEST COST BUILDING MA-I TERIALS. Complete bathroom f stalls $47; doors, moldings, roof ing. paint, nails, glazed tileboard, sash, mlllwork; electric water heaters $30 to $126; llghtini; fix tures $1.75 up; anything and everything for building. Con>paro our prices. Thompson Co., Klngs*^ age, Jr., Camden, S. C. seasons; harrow, cultiva tor, fertilizer distributor and planter, disc plow and trailer. Apply Henry Sav FOUND—A black half grown Per- sion kitten. Owner call J. A. Laird at 663-J. 46c ^ LOST — Double strand of pearls in j vicinity of hospital and Dr.j Wost’s office.- liberal xesardi Ernestine Conyers. Phone 359 or 649-J. 46-47P TWO PIGS HAVE TAKEN UP ON S. E. Belvln’s farm. May claim by identifying and paying for feed bill and advertisement. S. E. Belvin, R 2. Camden. S. C. 46p FOUND—-Jan. 23, on Main street, ladies change purse cont.-'ining some money. Owner can receive same by identifying it and pay ing for this ad, Alva J. Rush, chief of police^ 46p LOST—A black folding pocket book, containing arounff $8.00 and val uable papers. Reward offered If returned to Marvin McKay, care B. W. Marshall’s Store. Camden, S. r. 46p LOST—One male fox hound, two years old, white with a few black spots. Last seen ceasing red fox between’Liberty Hill and Kershaw. Reward. Please call collect N. S. Richards. Phone 375. Liberty Hill, S C. 46c Schools Finish Tree Plantings Nine schools In the Camden dis trict planted forest trees seedlings this year accordinr to District Forester A. A. Lehocky. Schools who planted pine seedlings as part of their school forestry projects ore: McBee In Chesterfield county; Camden. Kershaw county; Heath Springs, Lancaster county; Ash- wood. Lee codnty; Dentsville, Rich land county; Sherwood and Ekl- irunds High Schools in Sumter county. Indianland High School of iJintcaster epunty „ and - Luckaoir school of Lee county also planted seedlings although they do not have, school forest projects with the Camden district office. These plantings were part of 17 demonstrations in the district’s six counties since December 1 to il lustrate proper methods of obtain ing, handling and planting forest »ree seedlings, according to Vem H. Cutler, forest technician in charge of thw vocational program. Snakeiwet’s Many Names ' Snakeroot or cimicifuga racemosa also is known as bugbane. bugwort, and black cohosh. It is widely dis tributed and once established it a weed hard to get rid of Unnsnal Jump Is Made In Japan By Boy From Camden ■% Petty L. McCoj In Leap From Piper Cub Liaacm Plkne — Waa Hu Ninth Jump Snbecrihe to The ChronicI« Wanted tree. 46c FOR SALE—1 house and lo.t and garage, asbestos veneer construe-1 tion. two blocks from Seaboard Station, Chestnut F’erry Rd For particulars Phone 697-J. 44tf FOR SALE—Mall chain saws. i now have saws end a large amount of parts on hand. D. J. Creed, Camden, S. C. 36ff FOR SALE—68 acres of land lo cated n’ne miles cast of Carnden near Highway No. 1. Contains some tlinhcr and open land. Ap- plv at 1201 Mill street or call 45-47P FOR SALE—2 male springer pup- plcfl, 6 weeks old, reelstr.ition available. Call 731-11 or 785.1 45 46c Telephone 169. 46c FOR SALE—One beautiful lot in best residential section of city with trees and shrubbery, ready for your new house. Better see us today. ALSO—Many fine lots In Kirk wood Heights and Sarsfleld sec tions. all treasonably priced ALSO—A splendidly built home of 8 or 9 rooms, facing on one of the city parks. ALSO—One 6 room* and two 3 room new houses with 9 addl- lional lots, all of 100x200 feet eacb. In White Garden section. ALSO—An 8 room home on very d»ep lot, south of Airport and ■ close to No. 1 highway. Very low - prjee.^ Pee Shannon Realty Co., Ravag^ Bldg, 46c For Rent POR RENT—Two room unfurnish ed apartment with heat. Apply to . 1610 Lyttleton St. Phone 93.3J. 46i FOR RENT—Immediately. 6 room apartment and bath, heated elec tric conveniences. No pets. Ap ply to Mrs. M. Baruch, Lyttleton St. Phone 619-J.«c FOR RENT—One unturnlshtd 4 room apartment. Private front and back entrance. Oil heat. Tele phone 169 between 9 and 6— 634-W after 5 o’clock. Mrs. F. B. Hay. 46p: Miscellaneous WANTED—Sewing to do, dresses, children’s clothes and alterations. Mrs. Roy Mima, 610 Walnut St. Phone 317-J. 46p WANTED—A nice, well built^6 to 8 rootm home in desirably neigh borhood for a cash buyer See Shannon Realty Co. 46c PLUMBING — When you need plumbing, new work or repair work, call Ous Hayes. Phone 637-WT. . 4t-46o HELP WANTED—Male and Fe male—Man or woman—steady in come averaging $45 weekly. Call on customers for famous Watkins products. Write J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. 8-3, Richmond, Va. 4.r46p FOR SAI E—i’lywood. The Cn.ndcn and Kershaw County Aiipurt (’ommlHslon will accept sealed FOR SALE-1936 BlJ^mouth -oupe. with 1941 Dodge motor, $275 eo cash. Telephone 348 or see Hall hlds on approximately 7.200 sq Middleton .at 1203 Lyttloto-. St. of 3-4 Inch plywood. Address 46-47C '• FOR SALE 590 acres of land, lots of Pulp- wood — 4 good houses. 342 acres of land near DeKalb School. One 5-room house on No. a / highway. W. B. FORT UPHOLSTERING. SPRING WORK and slipcovers. Reasonable pi Ice. i Phone-882‘R. Camden, S. C. 35tf IF IT’.*; REFRIGERATION SERVICE you’re needing for commercial or domes tic units . . . call Reese Refrigeration Air-Condi tion Service (Jaek Reese). We guarantee our work. Phone 769-W, night phone 104. Camden. 44c Notice To Debtors And Creditors All parties Indebted to the es tate of Paul Brown are hereby noti fied to make payment to the un dersigned, amPnll parties, if any, having clalihs against the sa'd es tate will present them likewise, duly attested, within the timt pro- teribed by law, 46-48c COLLINS P. BROWN, Administratrix .c.t.a Camden, S. C., Jan. 15 1948. Technician Fifth Grade Perry L. McCoy, 20-year-oId paratrooper from Caihden. recently made an nn- uiual parachute Jump at the lltb Airborne division drop zone at Pondai, Japan, when he jumped from a Piper Cub liaison plane. McCoy ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. James McCoy, Route 2, Camden. McCoy’s Jump from an army j‘‘Grasshopper” was bis ninth and , his first from the' slow-flying Cub. j On landing after the Jump, he com- ■mented I hat the hovering ability of the liasion plane softened a para chutist’s opening shock and made Jumping a "real pleasure.” McCoy Joined the army in Octo ber of '46 and completed Quarter- Tiaster basic training at Camp Lee, Va. In January of ’47 he arrived at lokahama, Japan, and After volun teering for airborne duty loined the 11th Airborne division, Ff.ntlon- ed on Northern Honshu, Japan. The following month he won his sil ver jumn wings at the 11th Air borne division training center at j'7'amnto, Janan. McCoy Is now sta tioned at the division air section where he serves* as a crew chief. Local Firm Has Agency For Jeeps *■ HI ^ One of the interesting announce ments to be made in the past sev eral days was that of the Melli- I'liamp and Mahoney Motor ( om- pany,. Rutledge street, relative to the taking over of the agency for the famous Jeep line of cars. Already the agency has filled quite a number of orders, car styles ranging from an attravtlce btation wagouj to pickup trucks, etc Several neat-looking delivery bodies are also to be seen on the streets. The Jeep, made famous in the lust war, has appealed to the pub lic fancy and besides being a i splendid passenger vehicle, It also performs innumerable activities on t'le farm. In addition to the sale of the jeep line, MeLichamp xr.d Mahoney vill also feature likilled service on the vehicles. CITATION The State of South Carolina. ■County of Kershaw. ,6y N. C. Arnett Probate Judge: Whereas, Wilma Taylor made .suit to me to grant her letters of administration of the estate and effects of W. R. Taylor. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular kindred and creditors of the said W. R. Taylor, deceased, that they be and appear before me. In the Court of Probate, to te held at Camden, S. C., on February 11th, uezL after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be *^anied. 4lH7c Given under my hand this 27th I day of January Anno Domini 1948. ' N. C. ARNETT. Judge of Probate. CITATION The State of soutn Carolina, County of Kershaw. By N. C. Arnett, Probate Judge: Whereas, Gussle Reynolds made suit 4o me to grant him letters of administration of the estate and effects of Nelson Reynolds. There are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Nelson Reynolds, deceased, that they be and appear before me, In the Court of Probate, to be held at Camden, S. C., on February 10th, 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. , 46-47c Given under by hand this 26th day of January Anno Domini 1948. N. C. ARNETT. Judge of Probate. CITATION The State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. By N. C. Arnett. Probate Judge: Whereas, Willis Wilson made suit to me to grant A R. Collins letters of administration of the es tate and effects of Eleanora Brown. There are, therefore, to cite and admonish all anh singular the kindred and creditors of the said Eleanora Brown, deceased, that they be and ajipear before me. In the Coart of Probate, to be held at Camden, S. C.. on February 11, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the paid administration should not, be granted. 46-47c Given under my hand this 27th day of January Anno Domini 1948. N. C. ARNETT, Probate Judge. NOnCE.TO'debtors CREDITORS All parties Indebted to tv. tate of Mollye 8. Kareeh ai?t^ by noUfied to make paying, he nndertlgned, and aii^ if any, having claims agaf«!f s;ald estate will present the® XI lee, dnlyNitteeted, within th*, prescribed by law. ^ A. 8Alf KARESa i Camden. 8. C.. FINAL DISCHAR^ NoUc# is hsreby given thT month from this date, on ary 18, 1948, Mra. Edith J ^ will make to the Probate o “ of Kershaw county her Onal as administratrix of the m* of Victor Ward, deceased, and the same dgte she win aonN the said court for a final dlsSu as said administratrix. ^ N. C. ARNETT Judge of Probti, j Camden. 8. C.. Jan. 15.194j ' - NO trespassing^ Any persons, fishing, selnlu otherwise trespassing on thl« i or making fires, or permitting ra set by them to run or bum tha on or pasturing thereon or ren ing therefrom any trees, vg straw or shrubbery, will be w cuted to the full extent of the ™ 44-46C E, C. PRARCB. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that month from this date, on Pehn 15, 1948, Mrs. Nell I. Bowers « uiake to the Probate Court of Ka Shaw county her final return Pdminlstratrlx of the estate George Bowers, deceased, and , the same date she will apply the said court for a final discha as said administratrix. 45. N. C. ARNETT, Judge of Probata Camden. 8. C., Jan. 16, 194$. POSTED NOTICE Notice any persons, fash seining or otherwise trespass, on this land, or making fires, permitting flrek set by them run or bum thereon or pastur thereon or removing therefroih trees, wood, straw or shrubh will be prosecuted to the full tent of the law. 4}. MR8. R. L. MOSELEY. Proves FAST REllIpl^ PAIRMISEIIB •f IboMitllM. Nfurtltb, LmImlI Sort, stiff MhscIh! I JUST rub refreshing, gentle Neu-ra-fcttai||[ ihe tore tpot. Inutntly, aching muKiti na I JO relax . . . ihe pain eaiei. 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Daa't aaai . All brita abiAa thiwai Ca a M ahi*. rw. Ait tf LIOHTNirS CHICKS C I f. 0.9m nt 1C ' 1 ; ^ ■ I <1*1 '1 l*‘..X'> ■ ¥* . F.i,>wS ' / OEN6RAL ELECTRIC PUT THINGS General Electric bweied prices because ws wanted to do our part to stop the present spiral of in&tbn. General Electric lowered prices on’dectrical appli ances in greatest demand—because that ia sdiere low ered prices on General Electric paroducta will do the most good and have the greatest effect^ ^ General Electric lowered prioea r^aidleas of thriMt- that G-E profits are not high—are not at proeent -levels high enough. We did this because we know that in the long run General Electric can juroep&e only aa the people of thin country prosper. We believe that producing more goods for more people at less cost is the soundest way of running a busineea. And we fed that inflation in this ooimtzy has reached a dangerous level—for the wage earner, for the man with saxdngs, and for ifidustiy alike. Dt IM luww what MUtiMi CM dt to IM? As moaey buys leas and tai^ your aadnga loss buying power. Life insurance policies dwindle in value. Money saved to take your wife to the hospital wmi’t piiy the bin when the tunerCcaDea. Pay dtecks buy leas and lasA Retirement vaaoey won’t pay forietlrement. This applies to the man who brings horry. ^ weekly pay check, to the man with a little savings in th«» Konly or a life insurance policy, and to companies that have to build new plants and buy new ma rhinos to flU ftiturs needs and provide future jobs. Inflation is a sinister thing. It steals up on a country and its econmny in a gradually accelerating two-stqb of prices and wages—each trying to get step ahead of the oth^—and &ere is no red line to show iriien tbs danger poiilt has been reached. Inflation is like a fire. Once it gets wdl xxxx«W way, it can never be checked until everything is destroyed. Setf-resfraiiit by Minstritt «d hNlviMt the best check You AS an-inihvidual can do most Kiiymg kisi -saving more—thus avoiding bidding up the prices fbf goods. Business and industry-can do modi hjjr lowering prices wfasnevsr yduntarily. General Electric put lowered prioea ahaad of th^ because we believe it is a atop towards lkkii« inflation. * We Must Destria Infiatirm or It Witt Destroy Us \