The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 20, 1948, Image 8
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minimum for 25 words, per Insertion.
Over 26 word^ 1 l-2c per word. Ads
set In 10 point tyj»e double cnar»e.l
Cash must Accompany order except
where customer has Ledcer Account.
For Solo
FOR SALE—One 1940 Hudson
Coach, new paint job, new seat
covers. Runs Rood. l*riced reas-
osablsr. Drskefonl'a Garajce. 49c
FOR SALE—One Rasoline-powered
lawn mower In Rood condition.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ouion, Rectory
Square. J’hone 602. 49p
FOR SALE—Brick buildinR in
business section suitable for
warehouse or manufactory. A
barftaln. Se.e Shannon Realty Co.
Savage Bldg.
FOR SALE—Several re-conditioned
oil stoves, one electric range,
also one man’s bicycle at a price
you would be surprised. 1^. T.
, Branham, Dusty Bend. Phone
. 866-W. 49c
FOR SALE—Live bait, day or
night.-Open 'to midnight
night. Hinson's Esso ^atlopi^'S.
_Broad street. 48-49-!)Dc
FOR.SAcE—Mall chain sawa. l
now have saws end a l-rje
amount of parts on band. D. J.
Creed. Camden. 8. C. 85tf
FOR SALE — Homemade cakes.
Phone 2911. Mrs. H. J. Smith.
^y i6-49p^
FOR SALE—Slab wood. Price reas
onable. Cairhe delivered prompt
ly. I also do garden plowing with
mule. Telephone 903-J. Frank
Tidwell, » 47-48p
^OR SALE—Pea vine hay and fod
der at my place Charlie Wood-
ham & Son, nishopville, Route 2.
(Stokes Bridge). 47-60p
GOOD QUALITY HEAVY BREED
Baby Chicks, 200 for f2100.
Worthwhile Chlrkr. 101 W. North
Ave., Baltimore 1, Md, 47-66p
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ly dry before they are folded and
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE—6 room house, 2 blocks
to city school. 3 blocks to main
part of city. “XV”, care The
Chronicle. 49p
FOR SALE—Small Shetland pony,
a girl’s bicycle, also boy’s bicy
cle, beds, bed mattresses and
springs, also child’s bed. Mrs.
L. J. Weathers, 411 DeKalb St.
Phone 338>J.
FOR . SALE — One Interptipnal
Blower model Fuel 01J/-^eater,
-used two weeks. Tl^tall $187.50,
sale price, $125.00. Owner mov
ing. Phone 5-W, at 416 Chesnut
street. 49p
FOR SALE—Many fine lots on
Kirkwood Heights and other sec
tions of the city and suburbs.
Our last listing is a beautiful
lot with fine trees and shrubbery,
In excellent neighborhood.
ALSO—We have several drsir-
alile homes in and near the city.
Maybe just what you wish. We
would like to show you.
ALSO—A new 5 room house with
hath, lights and water, on Na
tional highway, near churches,
school and stores on 5 acre lot.
ALSO—A 40 acre farm, close to
- city,' with-4 room house,-barn,
etc. Idve stream through the
place. Would exchange for town
property. See Shannon Realty
Company.
ALSO—A tract of fertile land In
city limits. Fine for vegetables
or fruit crops.
ALSO—A nice ground floor office
in center of business section of
' city. Available now. See Shannon
Realty Co. Savage Bldg^
LOWEST COST BUILDING MA
TERIALS — Bathroom fixtures
complete $139, pipe to install;
electric water heaters $30 to
$126; electric pumps $85 up;
medicine cabinets $8.50; all kinds
sinks, kitchen cabinets,, glazed
tlleboard, wallhoard, nails, roof
ing, brick siding, doors, sash,
millwork, moldings, , builders
hardware; electric llgliC fixtures
$175 up; shower stalls $46;
paint, Bondex, cement, mortar-
mix, 3-cen guaranteed concretg
hkH-ka. Everything for building
Compare our prices. Thompson
j (’o., Klngstree. 49c
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JUST RECEIVED A shipment of
Cellar Pumps. If you need one,
don’t delay, but call today. Brad
ley Electric & Plumbing Co.,
Phone 158. 49p
Wanted
WANTED—To repair oil stoves
and bicycles. L. T Branham.
Dusty Bend. Phone 356-W. 49c
WANTED—5 or 6 room modern
home to rent or buy. Close »ln.
Write ”LM”. care The Chronicle,
Camden, S. C. • 49p
PLUMBING —When you need
plumbing, new work or- repair
word, call Gus Hayes. Phone
637-WI.4^
WANTED—3 . room apartment,
near town for'occupancy about
March 1. Call Jane Thomas,
_ 723-J. 49c
RANTED—I To buy used cooking
stoves, radios, blc/clee and most
anything of value. Phone 356-W.
49c
HELP WANTED—MALE AND FE
MALE—Watkins route in Cam
den and nishopville for honest
. man or woman. Full or part
time. Good earnings. Business es
tablished No investment re-
ndlred. Write J. U. Watkins Co.,
Dept. S-3. Rlchraond, Va. 49p
Camden Visitor
J'*'
cause. If any they hat® ^*17 the
said administration shonld not be
granted. 49c
Given under my hand this 9th
day of Feb. Anno Domini 1948.
N, C. ARNETT.
Judge of Probate.
Subscribe To The Chronicle L.
KERSHAW LODGE Na 29
A. F. M.
Recnlar Communica
tion First Tuesday ol
Bach Month at 8 F. M
■Vialtors Welcome.
A. C. McKAIN, W. M.
H. JONES. Secretary
BacKAci
for quick coa^ftlae l^p w,
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Don’t Take Chances...
• Why take chancea on ruining your car in this
weather when a good grease job at the right
time will prevent serioua trouble. Guaranteed
best performance.
CAROLINA MOTOR COMPANY
S. C. Clybum, Mgr.
• PURE OIL GAS •GOODYEAR TIRES
PHONE 210
MALE^ HELP WANTED—Reliable'
matf with car wanted to call on
farmers in Kershaw county. Won
derful opportunity. $15 to $20 in
a day. No experience or capital
required. Permanent. Write to
day. McNess Company, Dept C,
Candler Bldg., Baltimore 2, Md.
48-49P
LEARN WHILE YOU EARN!
Save Up to $2,0(X).00 in 3 Years!
' Here’s an opportunity for air-
minded young men that cannot be
duplicated anywhere else in the
world! If you want to learn to fly,
and are qualified, you can become
an Aviation Cadet, earn your Sec
ond Lieutenanrs commission, and
be assigned pilot duty with the
United States Air Force.
To quality, you must be between
the ages of 20 and 26 1-2 years, un
married, mentally and physically
fit, and have completed two years
of college, or pass an examination
indicating the eqiilpalent thereof.
The next Aviation Cadet Pilot
Training Clasi^ opens March 1. Now
la the time to submlli your applica
tion! Get full details at your near
est U. S. Army and U. S. Air Force
Recruiting Station, iocated in
American Legion Building, Camden,
a. c.
General Robert M. Littlejohn,
former War Assets Administrator,
was a Camden visitor last week.
General Littlejohn, a distinguished,
son of South Cbrollna, was in j
charge of the Quartermaster Corps
during the war and was an in-|
teresting speaker at the Camden!
Kiwanls Club la^ week. He was!
the guest of Col. John F. Wall'
while in Camden.
CITATION
The State of south Carolina.
County of Kershaw.
By N. C. AmetL Probate Judge;
Wheras, Mrs. Dora N. ’..eague
made suit to me to grant her let
ters of administration of the es
tate and effects of Andrew J. Mit
chell, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said
Andrew J. Mitchell, deceased, that
they be and appear before me, in
the Court of Probate, to be held
at Camdn, S. C., on February 24th
next, after publication hereof, at
11 o'clock In the forenoon, to show
Lost — Found
LOST About a week ago. a red,
short horned, white face milk
<o\v. near St. Matthew school.
Finder please return to Rosa
Nelson. Route 1, Camden. 49p
For Rent
FOR RENT—Small farm near
town. About 20 acres of timber
land.
FOR RENT—2 room unfurnished
apartment with private bath. 07
Fast Hampton. Call S80-M -for
further, information. 49p
Miscellaneous
UPHOLSTERING, SPRING WORK
and slipcovers. Reasonable price.
Phone 832-R, Camden.- S. C. 36tf
About 2,160,0*00 U. S. babies were
born in hospitals in 1946, about
double the number born In hospitals
in 1940.
IN BUSINESS
We can take care of ALL
your:
' •Wall Papering
•Carpenter Work of '
Any Kind
• Floor Sanding
•Screening of Any Type
—All Work Guaranteed—
John Harrell
Telephone 703>J
COMING ATTRACTIONS
—AT—
Camden Theatre
Fri.-Sat., Feb. 20-21
“THE FABULOUS
TEXAN”
Wm. Elliott, Catherine McLeod
Also. Selected Shorts
Sat., Feb. 21, 10:30 P. M.
“BLONDIE IN THE
DOUGH”
Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake
Larry Sims
Mon.-Tues., Feb. 23-24
“BRUTE FORCE”
Yvonne DeCsrIo
Charles Bickford
Also Latest News
Wed.-Thura., Feb. 25-26
“DAISY KENYON”
Joan Crawford, Dana Andrews
Henry Fonda
News of the Day
■ 4i
T. E. Rogers
South Broad Street-,.,^
MARKET MANAGER, T. A. RABON
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Pork Sausage, Ib 48c
Pork Chops, lb 56c
Fresh Pork Ham, lb... 58c
Fresh
Pork Shoulder, Ib.... 48c
* Round
Beef Steak, IK. 63c
Sirloin,lb. 65c
T-Bone, Ib. 70c
Ground Beef, lb 45c
Beef Liver, lb 55c
OTAR . . . . . . . .Vt
Golden Isle PEAS 16c
Sweet Mixed Pickle 17c
GRAPEFRUIT, ORANGE and TOMATO
JUICE . 10c
Morton’s SALT ... 3 for 25c
Eatmor FLOUR .... 25 lb. bag 1.95 ■
Carolina GEM 2S lb. bag 1.95.
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Phone 140—^W. DeKalb St
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•ON AND AFTM^^MARCH 1st UNPAID CITY
TAXES WILL CARRY A PENALTY OF 3%^
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CLOROX LAUNDRY BLEACH Qf.Bnt. 18a
Sweet Mixed Pickles
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Ik SANDWICH >kLb. 19c
★ EGG BBEAD Lb.Loa4 I6c
ikBYEBBEAD t^Loai 16c
★ WHOLE WHEAT 4 LbA 16c
★ CRACKED WHEAT Lb. Loaf 14c
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Pork Loin
End ROAST lb. 49c
Chuck—W. Q.
ROAST lb. 55c
Fresh Gfound
BEEF lb. 45c
Sirloin—V/, Q. Special
STEAK lb.7.Sc
White Label Special
BACON lb. 59c
Star
BACON . lb. 73c
DAD Special
FRYERS , ... lb. 65c
Stewing
BEEF ..... lb. 29c
Prime Rib—W. Q.
ROAST \ . lb. 61c
Rib—W. Q.
STEAK lb. 65c
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Fresh Fla. Tender Green Strinf
BEANS 2 Hn-
Calif. Iceberg 5’a
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ORANGES 5 ^
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GRAPEFRUIT «
Fresh Curly Leaf ,
SPINACH 2 »
Large Calif. Sunkist 360’s
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Fresh Milky H<mduras .
COCONUTS 2I^
Tender Medium Green ^
CABBAGE - * **'1
Fresh Bnnck .
BEETS ;. 2
Canadian
RUTABAGAS 3 ^
Fresh Green Top
CARROTS 2 b
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