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USE THE dntoiacu
WANT ADS
AdvertUramenu under this, bending
vfU be charged for at the rate of 40c
minimum for 29 worda, per inaertion.
Orer 25 words 11-lc per wprd. Ads
set in 10 point type double charge.
Cash must accompany order except
where cnstomer has Liedger Account.
For S«I«
FOR SALE—Crib with adjustable
springs and innerspring mattress.
Call 170.J. 8c
MINNOWS FOR SALE—Stein and
Hammond Service Station. Open
from 6:30 a m. to 12 p. m. 4tf
FOR SAuE—Mall chain gawg. i
now have saws and a lc.rfe
amount of parts on hand. D. J.
Creed. Camden. 8. C.
S6tf
FOR SALE—One 1942 Ford Coach
and one 1949 Dodge Coach, both
N^n good condition. Price reason-
a'ble. Clifford J. ThreatL Cassatt,
SJ C, Route 1. 7-9p
Anderson College Board of triisleM
FQR SALE—Ring Neck Pheasant
eggs for setting, 11.50 for 15.
4 pair ring neck pheasants', $6.00
per pair. S. 8. Hensley, near
Antioch church, Camden, R C. 8p
FOR SALE—I burner white enamel
oil stove, with oven, 120.00. Call
196-J. 8p
FOR SALE—Several tons cotton
seed meal. K. P. Emanuel, Boy-
kin, S. C. 8P
FOR SALE—Six-room house situ
ated on large lot, on Maroney
Hill, route 2. Information L. A
Robinson, or call 797M4. 8p
FOR SALE—One 1937 Dodge, good
condition, radio and heater, go<^
tires, personally owned. Call
710-M or 848-XM. 8p
FOR SALE—Seven pigs of good
stock, 2 months old. Call 499-R
or see Grover Anderson at post
office. *P
FOR SALE—One 1935 Ford coupe,
good condition. Only $140.00.
Seen at P. McLure. 818 Campbell
street, Camden. S. C. 8p
FOR SALE — Reasonable 4 room
cottage and 4 acres land next to
Drive-In Theater on Highway No.
26. Just off No. 1. W. H. Rush, Lu-
goff, 8. C. 8-9p
BUILDINC
Highspois"
■44-4skes three-thirds to complete
a home. First—the plan. Second
—tbej use of good materials.
Third—the services of a com
petent. experienced builder. You
are a.s8ured of all three when
you commission us to build
your home.
NEED A NEW ROOF?
If ao, call ut for a free et«
timate.
M. E. Forte
PHONE 582J
suits
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best/
We give you
this 4-Way .
Ford Service...
I Ford-Trained
* Mechanics
[|t 9 Factory-Approved
Methods
9 Genuine
^ Ford'
Parts
Specialized
'ford Equipment
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Nafunlly, W9 know
your Ford best,
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FOR SALE—^^One large cook rtinge.
with hot water tank, fine shape,
only $10.00 complete. P. McLure,
818 Campbell street, Camden. S.
C, , 8p
FOR SALE—One 1936 Buick auto
mobile, 4-door sedan. Will sell
very reasonable. J. T. Hay. 1726
Fair street, Camden, S. C. Phone
337. ^
FOR SALE—One walnut bedroom
suite practically new. $150.00;
one dinette suite almost new,
$50.00; one Sellars kitchen cab
inet practically new, $50.00. Rea
son for selling leaving town. Ap
ply 614 Chesnut St., PYlday or
Saturday. 8p
ranUr
NoUcs Is .iMTsby gfrM Hwt «Im
month from Hits este. on ikm* T,i
194$, R. L. Blackmon win auko
to the Probate Court of Kershnw
County^ his final return us Adminis
trator of tbs estate of C. P. Black-
mmi. deceased, and on the same
date he will apply to the said
Court for a final discharge as said
Administrator. 8-llc
N. C. ARNETT,
Judge of Probate.
Camden, 8. C., May 7, 1948.
irthrilis Pain
Sw quick, dcUghttully comfortlas help for
MbM and palm of BIwnwatl—. Arthrlt^
Neurltlo, Lambato. Sciatica, or Nonralgia try
loailad. Works through tbo Wood. Rnt Uooa
uioaUy otano aOovlatlnf pain to you can
work, enjoy life and itcep moio comfortably.
Oet Romind at drugglat today. Qutek, com«
plete wtiafactlon or money back guaranteed.
doansp
FOR SALE—Duo-Therm Oil Water
Heaters and Space . Heaters,
EHectric Water Heaters. Thor
Washers Wringer and Automatic
'type, Thor Ironeri, Maytag Wash
ers, Apartment else Electric
Ranges. Floor covering inlaid
and regular linoleum. Metal
porch furniture. Boykin Fnml-
ture Co. Phone 660.50tf
FOR SALE •— A dozen fine
lots in North Broad St.,
“Kirkwood Dewelopnient^,
60 to 110 ft. in width. Buy-
art ara protected by re-
•trictiwe agreements, aa-
turing properly built ad
joining bomas and againal
nuiaancat. Sea Shannon
Realty Co. Today. ^8c
ROUND TE^STED MIXED USED
cowpeas, 10 bu. lots, delivered,
freight paid, $76.00, if this paper
named. Llfnit May ISth. Wm. M.
Gibbes. Jr., Columbia.
DaCosta Brown and Charles H. Stognet*, of Camien, are among the members of the board of trus
tees of Anderson College shown in the above picture, which was taken at a meeting of the board held
April 27. Dr. Annie D. Denmark, president of the college, is also shown In the picture. The fron^ royv
left to right includes; Rev. W. P. Hall, of Anderson; DaCosta Brown, of (Camden; Dr. a'. L. Smethers,
chairman, of Anderson; Dr.. Denmark; Fred Vaughan, 6f Lancaster; and William D. Brown, of Ander
son. Second row: Mrs. F. C. McConnell, Anderson; I^eon L. Rice, of Anderson; Mrs. Olln D. Johnston,
of Washington, D. C.; Charles H. Stogner, of Camden; Mrs. Charles S. Sullivan, of Anderson, and Mark
F. Hawthorne, of Anderson.
WANTED—Young lady tp lesm
dental laboratory work and be
paid while learning. Call in per
son at the Medical Bnilding, 315
DeKalb SL, Camden, and ask for
“Toler.” 8p
For Rout
Lost — Found
LOST—Ladles small, square, yel
low gold Oruen wrist watch with
sweep second hand and gold link
band. Lost in vicinity^ of Arthur
West Orovery store. * If found
please return to Arthur West.
$10.00 reward. »-8-9p
LOST—Left in Commercial Bank
Saturday, Christmas club worth
$75.00, containing envelope with
$32.00. Finder, please notify Mrs.
Wllla C. Harrison, 911 Market
Street, phone' 831-J. Reward. 8p
Wanted
MALE HELP WANTED—Reliable
man with car wanted to call on
farmers in Kershaw county. Won
derful opportunity. $15 to $20 a
day. No experience or capital re
quired. Permanent Write today.
^ McNess Company, Dept. C, Cand-
ler Bldg., Baltimore 2, Md. 7-8p
WANTED—To loan from $800 to
$5,000 on real estate. No red tape.
E. R. Dixon. 627 Rutledge St.
Phone 260. „ 8*18p
WANTED TD BUY—Used furni
ture or most anything of value.
Branham Salvage Co, Phone
366-W. 8tf
WANTED—Admipistrative position
offering good future with estab
lished business in Camden. Best
of references can be furnished
Box 82, Sumter, S. G. 8p
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FRANK'S DRUG 8TDRE—Ph. 777
FDR RENT—Two-room apartment,
unfumisbed, private bath. Phone
580-M. 8c
FDR RENT — One unfurnished
apartment with private bath. 1711
Broad street or call 914-J. 8e
FOR RENT — Two unfurnished
rooms, no p^ts. Elderly couple or
couple with only one child. 123
York street, corner of Mill stre
Mrs. Martha J. Brown.
Miacellaneotu
PLUMBING — When you ne
plumbing, new work or repair
work, call Gus Hayes. Phone
637-W-r. • 19p
I AM EQUIPPED to do farm house
wirlngjoiii promptly and to pdas
REA speclficatlone. Will B. John
son, electrical contractor, 1815
Fair street, tel. 4S1-J. 6-8p
CITATION
The State of South Carolina.
County of Kershaw.
By N. C. Arnett, Probate Judge:
Whereas, Margaret J. Brown
made suit to me to grant her let
ters of administration of the estate
and effects of Jake Brown, Jr.
These are, therefore, to cite
and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said
Jake Brown, Jr., deceased, that
they be and appear before me, in
the Court of Probate, to be held at
Camden, S. C., on May 6th, next,
after publication hereof, at 11
o'clock In the forenoon, t4 ;ihow
cause, if any they have, why the
said'Administration should not be
granted. ' , 7*8c
. Given under my hand this 23rd
day of April Anno Domini 1948.
N. C. ARNETT
Judge pf Probate *
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, oh May 15,
1948, Lewis Lee Clybum will make
to the Probate Court of Kershaw
County his final return as executor
of the estate of Martha C. Vaughan,
deceased, and on the same date he
will apply to the said court for A
final discharge as said executor.
6-lOp N. C. ARNETT,
Judge of Probate.
Camden. S. C,, April 15. 1948.
Liberty Hill News
(By G. R. Clement)
Evening services at the Presby-
M'ian church will be held at 7
o’clock in the future, the pastor
baa announced.
'The Democratic county conven
tion at Camden on Monday was
attended by W. Z. Hilton and O.
R. Clement as delegates and N. S.
Richards as a member of the execu
tive committee. P. G. Richards ac
companied the party and attended
the conventloi).
Capt. Charles Cunningham of the
United States Army Air Force, sta
tioned in California, Is here on a
cation with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Cunningham.
Owing to the continued cold and
dry weather farm and garden pros
pects are late and the outlook is
discouraging but a light rain fell
Tuesday evening and it is hoped
that more favorable weather condi
tions win prevail.
Cassatt News
WaM MBMB—^ V
It bias been announced by the
president of Phi Upsilon Omlcron
that Miss Willie Mae EHllott has
been Initiated into the Upsilon
chapter of the Phi Upsilon Omlcron.
a National Home Economics fra
ternity at Winthrop College. At a
recent oleattng Miss Elliott was
also elected treasurer for the com
ing school year.
Miss Elliott is a rising senior at
Winthrop and is majoring In Home
Economics. She is Uie daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. )l. Elliott of Cas
satt.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hyatt of
Cassatt had as their guests Sunday.
Mf. and Mrs. Bill Hyatt and itlUe
son, Tommy of Rock Hill.
Woodrow Hyatt of Norfolk. Va.,
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Hyatt, two weeks ago.
iRr. and Mrs. J. A. Offleld have
named their little son Willie An
drew Offleld that was bera on
April 8 at the Camden hospital.
_ NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
All parties indebted of the es
tate of B. E Lee are hereby noti
fied to make payment to the under
signed, and all parties, if any, hav
ing claims .^against the said estate
will present them likewise, duly at
tested. within the time prescribed
by law. _ . 8-1 Op
MARY EMILY LEE
Administrutnx.
Camden. S. C.. May 4, 1948.
Munn Purchases
Pop*s Cab Business
Roland Munn, a well known taxi
driver, who has been with the Cam
den Cab outfit, has purchased
Pop’s Cab business and is now ope
rating his own taxi line. His taxi
stand is near the police booth on
DeKalb and Broad stdeets and his
phoiw number is 854. Munn has
been driving a taxi for- a numbe of
yeara \
Australia has a recruiting slump.
France’s motion jiicture Industry
is asking for government aid.
A butterfly bow is a bow neck
tie.
In the last 60 years, the number
of United States tenant farmers
increased on an sverase of 20,000
Drive Carefully—Save a Life yearly.
FAMILY DELIVERY SERVICE
For The Well-Known \
Joremost MH^ -
MONDAYS
FRIDAYS
Redf^m Motor
Company ,
W. DeKalb St Pbooe ^40
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Deliveries Made on
WEDNESDAYS
OF r
HOMOGENIZED MILK
PASTEURIZED MILK
CHOCOLATE MHi^
CHURNED BUTTER MILK
COFFEE CREAM
• WHIPPING CREAM
**No Bottles To Return**
Dairy Products
Dutribu^jon Point TmeadelPa Grocery -
Pbooe 856-R ^ / ; ,, , or write
64
ADAMS HATS
Americans
Foremost Hats
_ Sold By
D. C Dixon’s
Bargain House
951 Broed Street
Phooe506W
CAMDEN, S. C.
PRE-WAR STANDARD
METAL
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Weathei^tr^s
Sold and Inatallod by^
E. E. VEITH
we
The only factory^ equips
ped and ^mod mechanic
in tbU McUoii.
P.O. Boa 1161
Florence^ S. C
FOR SALE
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\ Several houses and lots of
sizes in andf near Camden.
established businesses with ej
ent locations*
)Also several farms, large and
Real Estate Sales
& Insurance, Inc.
622 W. DeKalb Street
Tel^hene 324
4
Dealers in Real Estate,
Insurance of All Types — Hrnnt
Appliances ^ ~~
44
You Lut It and Wo Soil It”
J.R.McGuirt
W.RFi
DOBBIN’S ^ DRINKING
Reminnber when there were ssbikl
Ing fountains and troughs for
conveniently placed about ths
old Dobbin could refresh binMtIi
needed? AJthough not in use total
played as important a part Is tlwl
and-buggy era as the ever-pnseti
line station does now. RenenMr?
Collins Funeral Hi
Ambulance Soryico Day sr 1
DeKalb Street ORImI
Reeldsnee Phoned: MO-dt
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