Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE CAMDEN CMIIONltLE. CAMDEN, tOUTH CAROLINA, EfllDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1MC RAOE NINE •OSS^ECnON KEPORT ON ^yrrON GINNED IN CAipEN I The Department of Agrlcul- Ire -chooses certain gins to U county annually to submit Lples of cotton passing trough the gins, so as to get Lposite Ee type of cotton bandied In £ch action, which to of ben^ ft not only to the ginn^ wd >tton buyers of the state, but k the fanner as well. [Many gins ^ being modeniixed and the farmers .are using only high type plant ing seed. Twenty years ago most cotton had a s^le of less than an inch, and now oyer 90 per cent of the cotton differ ed on our markets is an inch or better. A croes-shction classifica tion report on nearly 4,B00 bales ginned by the ^uthern Cotton Oil Company’s ginnery In Camden and sampled by the JAVE by HaTmf Your HAT :LEANED and BLOCKED by >ETERS of Columbia Expert Hatter* With Factcury Method* ^ • We carry All Hat Accessories, such as Inner and Outer Banda, Linings, etc ... . We renovate, alter sizes, larger -or smaller. W We Guarantee A Perfect Fit .. . .. . We Leare IlTo Your Judgment MAIL ORDERS SOUQTED ^ **Hat Life by PetersT 11425 Sumter Street Columbia, S. C Baseball School MM 1st to IIUMII KMi Under Supervision of Independently Owned FLORENCE STEELERS TRI-STATE LEAGUE / Players Signed to Professional Contragts Vl^ll Be Refunded Their Expenses At CempI ^ a —Faculty— i Lee Gamble, Mgr, Florence Steelers Barney Deforge, Mgr, ReidsvUle Luckies Bernard Loman, Mgr, LeaksvUle _ Triplets Jesse Plummer, Phil Lundeen, Ted Dixon Reasonable Room alid Board Accommodations 4 Address Inquiries To FLORENCE BASEBALL CLUB P. 0. Box 1101 Florence, South Carolina ■Department of Agricnlture, follows: White Cotton: Strict. Mid dling 9 bales; .Middling 682 bales; strict low middling 661 bales; low ihlddling 88 balth; strict good ordinary, one bale. Spotted Cotton: SJrlct mid dling 12 bales; middling 12 bales; strict low middling, two bales. Staple Lengths; 15-16 inches, one bale; 31-32 inches, 10 bales; 1 inch, 283 bales; 1 1-32 Inches, 893 .bales; 1 1-16 Jnches, 285 bales; 1 3-32 inches, 8 bales; 1 5-32 inches, four balee, and 1 3-16 inches, 1 bale. Beagle ^als Axe On Near Rembert The Black Jack Beagle Club is having Its second AKC sanctioned spring derby trials at the club grounds this week. The derby began Thursday morning and will continue through Friday. Young hounds from all over th" Southeast are entered. I The drawing started at 8 o’clock Thursday and the running began shortly afterward.' V F- Be Quick To Tre^ Bronchitis Ofavoclo bronchitis may develop If ^ your cough, chest cold, or acute 1x00- ddtle is not treated and you cannot afford to talceaohanoe withaiqrmedi* dne less potent thso Oreomulsion vdiich goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm ind aid nature to soothe and heal raw. tender,lnl!amed bronchial mucous membranes. Oreomulsion blends beechwood creosote byspedal processwlth other time tesM medicines for oouidia. It contains no narcotics. Mo matter bow many medidnee you have tried, tell your drugi^ to sell you a bottle of Creomulsloa wi^ the understanding you must like the way it quickly allara the oou^, per mitting imTand sleep, or you art td have your money ba^ (AdvA BUIIAINC "Highspols" It takes three-thirds to complete a home. First—the plan. Second —the use of kood materials. Third—the services of a com* patent, experienced builder. Ton are assured of all three when you commission us to build your home. NEED A NEW ROOF? If MO, call ua for a free ea- timate. M. E. Forte PHONE 582J Red Cross Notes Sadie K. vonTresekow The Camp and Hospital Service waa organized at the outbreak of the war for the entertainment and improvement of morale of the able bodied and convalescent soldiers in camps. Our local committee was one of 14 from aa many epunties when thwe wore 40,000' men at Fort Jackson and always 1,600 in its General hospital. With the closing of the war the Richland county chapter, American Red Cross, as being close to Fort Jackso^ and the Columbia Vet- erazu hospital, was given the lead ing part for entertainment of the men at* both hospitals. Calls on our local chapter for participation in entertainment such as Christmas and on other oc casions decreased notably during 1947. At request and with the very effeclent assisUince of Mrs. John Wall, chairman of Volunteer Spec ial Services, and members of the Canteen and Motor Corps, our com mittee arrauged twice for the en- v:- rtondord of Rg-^or Fi W,, |„ Chowolori L bodtot P avcrilabl. only «, Chovrolol fm'M aaioy Hg-Car too, wkM yes own • Ckovrolsti fsr M bHngt yos Vefvo-te-Hood ssfftis --S - -— .— - - atsiBM Is More sxpontlvs cor*. Hy ^wolM ridM Moro ^ on ol typM of roods dse IWAeSon Mdo, and, is foMd «dy and cosXsr ecoi. Man and woman avarywtiara ograat Only on# is No. 1—only Owvroiat b flnf—in aU^Tbund vah/o as in popu larity. CoMaquanHy, mora psopla driv Cbayfoiats than any othar moka, oooording to offldoi notionwida ragb- trotiqiwt omI Mora paepia wont Qiav- rolats than any othar maka, according to savan indapandant notionwida survays. Kara, in tha naw 1948 Chav- roUt, b racord value. For naw and avan mora luxurious styling, colors and oppoinlmants have baan added to all of Chavtx>iat's other advantages of NG-CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COSD Keep your pre**"* in good tenidna condltlort by brfaiaina It to m fbr skRod ssrrieo, new end el roaslar Intnrvds, pnndlnp dnSviry of yesr now Owwolnt /CHEVROLET FIRST! LANGSTON MOTOR COMPANY ‘ WAUlUr AND BROAD CAMDEN, X C a When you want a satisfactory Job, let experts handle itl Your ladio was an expensive com modity new: get full value from It ^ keepino It In good working order through our good repair aerviea. WE PICK UP and DELIVER Gaskin’s Radio Service PHONE 727-W g. Broad Street — Camden trance of polo games, and enter tainment of convalescents. On the first occasion of 'about 30 persons from the Fort Jackson General hos pital, on the second of about 35 from.the Veterans hospital. Re freshments were served each time. All preparations were mads on two further occasions for visitors from the Veterans hospital, who however could not attend on ac count of sickness and inclement weather. The statement of the First Na tional bank where our treasurer, M. H. Heyman, baa our funds on deposit shows a balance* ' January 1. 1947 1125.32 Our cancelled checks 40.70 Balance on hand 84.53 We contributed to the RicJiIand chapter hospital activities 120.001 during 1147 for a midsummer en tertainment and 115.00 for 16 small Christmas trees at Christmas. Leonard S. Mayer, 1948 fund chairman, is making plans and ap pointing* committees., for the fund drive., which starts on March 1. “Many times a year the people turn to the Red Cross.” "Once a year tlu Red Cross toms to the people.” ^ Farm wages In Chile have just been Increased 18 to 23 per cent Subscribe To The ClUronicle The oil shortage la here I Now Is the time to have your house Insulated with rock wool It pays for itealf in the saving of oil, not to tpoak of added com fort during \he hot summers to come. Inflation is hare but not in our Rock Wool. We don’t pump ours full of air only to settle down later on. We use batts of the proper weight and density. Call Us For a Free Estimate M. E. Forte PHONE 582J Leonard S. Mayer representative for New York Life Inturaoce - Company' PHONE 124-W ADAMS HATS Americifs Foremost Hats Sold By D. C. Dixon’s Bargain House 981 Broad S^jtroot Phono CAMDEN* S. C. RELIGION The personnel of jthia firm extends % the same courtesies and esureful at tention to all. They are familiar with ^e'funeral rites of every religion and will complete all arrangements de sired by the family. « , Their connections enable serving anywhere in the United States. Komegay Funeral Home Phone 103 UNCtF OF DEPENDABLE BUSINESS AND PR0FESSI0NAL>SERVICE CLARKSON Hre Service WEST DeKALB ST. Naw and Used Tiree and Batteries Recapping & Vulvanizing PHONE 667 . 4 CLARKSON’S ESSO STATION West DeKalh St / PHONE m / SHEHEEN^ Texaco Service • FIRESTONE TIRES • RECAPPING SERVICE Washing ^ Marfak Lubrication E. DeKalh Phone 137 J. M^y Smith SELF SERVICE STAPLE A FANCY ^ GROCERIES BUhopvilla—Camden Hartsvilla CAMDEN WOODWORK & SUPPLt CO. «If IPs Made of Wo^— She Us.** PHONE 245-W 404 Rutledge Street / UNCIE fOSH Copyright 1945. Publishers Feature Service, Inc. 1 CAMDEN ELECTRIC CO. Hor po/vr APPUANCES Seles and Service r Phone 188 DeKalh St STEIN & HAMMOND SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE t “24 Hour Service With a Smae** East DeKalh St PHONE 728-W CAMDEN HDW. & SUPPLY CO. HARDWARE BUILDERS SUPPLIES FARM IMPLEMENTS Guns and Ammunitioa PHONE 7- 930 Broad Street SHEHEEN’S GARAGE • Baer Wheel Alignkig • Wrecker Service / Phones irilUllUS night 202>I East DeKalh St Hank Fluker layi he's^lad folks have faith in him* or he'd ha^ to be livin' within hie income... Alf Zanier imyf the reason he mii-speils to many words it thet his pen tint much good. CAMDEN HOME/bakery • Cakes • Pies • Pastry • • Rolls • Bread **Specializing A Birthday and Party Ordera'* meluchamp- MAHONEY MOTORS USED CARS BODY-FENDER AUTO REPAIRING PHONE 613 ’ Rutledge Street FRANK’S DRUGSTORE *Tilliaf Preecriptioii b e Prof eaaiott With Us** Fountain Service Seventeen St Lentheric Cosmetics • Rock Drilling ^ ^ • Paving Bresuring • Concreta Work A. J. STEIN Painthig Contractora Stage—•Brush—SpFay Floov Sending Termite Treetmenti B. DeKalh Phone 238-J Boykin Furniture Co. Tiwr' Kehrinator-Diim- Therm Dealer New and Used Furniture Majrteg Washers and Stoves PHONE 660 S. Broad Stroet' e General Machine and Rnpair Work, e Welding Contractora Camden Machine Works PIuM SaM ^IMUI SL “We WsM Aaymrnf T DeLUXE CLEANERS *lVear Clean ClotheeT Pick Up Delivery SERVKX PHONE m For Beat Service See or Call Dempsey Refrigeration ■ Sales & Service toaCh Iread itraot rBiiiniil'ril»l ft Demutk , , PImm sitoj WATT’S Auto & Home Supply CROSLEY RADIO ' . REFRIGERATORS . NORWALK TIRES QUARANTE» t YBARt *WE SELL O^THE EASY PAY PLAN* PHONE 687 8M B. EsKsIb ttrsn I n i'L h: i a. B' r Mi‘I i w .■ ■' fir;?: . Mf ir - . I' • . > 1 '• ' . '4 -