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PMML two THl CAMOtN oimOIHCt.1, CAMOltl, •OOTH CAWQLIHA, FWOAV,»^IIAV_ USE THE CBRONCU WANT ADS FOR SALE^Pleld fenc»and barbed wlr«k Camden Hardware and 8 ply Co, Phone 7, l ATTENTION FISHERMEN — We hATe received another shipment of marine plywood, size ^x4xl6. Win^TjMIllerLumbe^Ca^^lc FOR SALE—Large Ice box in goodfooTTERtNO—All kinds. Specially Adverttaementa tiadar thia beading will be charged (or at the rate of 40c Btataum tor U worda, per Inaertlon. Over 9f wof^ 1 l-Sc per word. Ads aet m 10 point type double charge. Caaa muat accompany order except wbera customer baa liedger Account For Salo FOR SALE—In stock fo|> immed iate delivery; S. C. cake power unit; one 6 disc tiller; 7 ft double aectlon disc harrows; cot ton dustera, hand, mule drawn and tractors; bosh and boy single section disc harrows; farm wag ons; one used IHC bush and boy uble section disc harrow; farm ers hand ware; BHC cotton dust; Purina chows; baby chicks; poni- try supplies; field seeds. Camden Feed A Seed Co. Broad St., Camden, S. C, (Case Farm Ma chinery Dealer). He w condition at one-half price. Call VI. Up FOR SALE—Showcase, ‘‘L’* shaped 6’xS* along outer edges, 160.00. < Jerry Hoffer. Phone 641-J, 11c FOR SALE—One 14Vk fo6t fketory ballt boat in good condition. Can be seen at 408 Rutledge. Phone 844-J. lip FOR SALE—Zinnia and Marigold plants; also cut flowers, Admiral Byrd Daisy, Doable Larkspur Miss Jennie C. Whitaker, 625 Hampton Ave. Phone 111, Cam •den, 8. C. lip ft: • > I FOR SALE — Roof-Sealing com pound. 100 gallons best grade only $75.00. Jerry ^loffer. Phone 64W. 11c ^ SPECIAL—11x18 four ply Goodyear tractor tires (new) i«R.14. Clark son Supply Co. Phone 22-W. 11c 2 NEW ENGLISH SADDLE — Also used Ehtgllsli, Western and pony saddlea. Girls 26 ' inch bicycle. Reasonable. Jean Gellfuss, 2704 Stratford Road. Columbia, S. C. ^ lip SWEET POTATO PLANTS-Por torfoo and Louzyams, $3.00 1,000 express or mail collect I.,arge lots cheaper. R. 0. Parks, Darien, Oa. 11-13P TESTED mixed seed cowneas, high garmn., $7.60 fob, Columbia, or delivered, $7.76 bu.; also have some Clays, Brahs., and Irons. Wm. M. Olbbes, Jr., Columbia, 8. C. 10-12C FOR SALE—7 ft. pressure treated creasoted posta, 30 year life. Cam den Hardware and Supply Co. Phone 7. lOtf FOR SALE—200 fryers. 1V4 lb. ea., prefer to sell entire flock fogeth^ er. Floyd Benton, M, McCrae) designed if desired. Flashing, ter mite shielos, metal awnings' Phone 965-J. Canlden Heating and ‘^Metal Works. He JUST RECEIVED—Shipment of ruberold asbestos siding. Snow White. Wm. T. Miller Lumber Co. ^ 1^ FOR SALE—One seven-room house located In town of Kershaw In good condition. See Bill Croxton. Kershaw, S. C, MINNOWS FOR SALE—Stein and Hammond Service Station. Open from 6:30 a m. to 12 p. m. 4tf FOR SAuE—Mall chain sawn. I now have saws and a Isrge amount of parts on hand. D. J. Creed, Camden. 8. C. 36tf FLOOR FURNACES—Oil or gas- basement furnaces, coal, oil or gas. Experienced and export in stallation. Call 956-J. Camden Heating and Metal Works. 11c Waatad WANTED—Practical nurse desires work in private home. Call 761-J. Hp WANTED—Man 25-45 with car for Insurance debit. Good proposition. High school graduate or equiva lent. Write Box “J. F W.,” care The Chronli le. Hp PUT YOUR HEAT IN NOW—Ex clusive agents Mor-Sun and Bnpfer- fex warm air furnaces. Expert ^installation. Guaranteed. No wait- ing. Call 956-J for free estimate. Camden Heating and Metal Works. ■ He WANTED TO BUY—Used furni ture or nios*' anything of value. Branham Salvage Co. Phone 366-W.. . 8tf FOR SALE—Duo-Therm Oil Water Heaters and Space Heaters, Electric Water Heaters. Thorj Washers Wringer and Automatic j type, Thor Ironers, Maytag Wash-j era. Apartment size Electric' Ranges. Floor covering Inlaid! and regular linoleum. Metal | porch furniture. Boykin Furnl-i tore Co. Phone 660. 60tf Road, Camden, S. C. lie FOR SALE—1 cash Register $35; 1 tjrpewriter ^5; re conditioned ice bokeg $2(V> $50; 1 kerosene refrigera tor $100; 1 Duo-Therm oil water kMter (used) $50; 1 Duo-Therm Oil water heater (used) $80; new apt. size gas stoves $94.95; MW apt. size Electric range $129.95. Boykin Furniture Co. Phone 660. 11c I ^ Z- / ii. II I,' fi’ • • A . 4- WANTED—To loan from $300 to $6,000 on real estate. No red tape. E. R. Dixon. 627 Rutledge St. Phone 350. 8-18p MALE HELP WANTED—Reliable man with car wanted to call on tarmera in Kershaw (bounty. Won derful opportunity. $15 to $20 in a day. No experience or capital required. Permanent, Write t(^ay. McNess Company, Dept C, Candler Bldg., Baltimore 2, Md. Ip WANTED SALESMEN—Man with car. Would you like to increase your weekly Income $30 to $26 or more during your spare time supplying Rawlelgh Products to Consumers in the city of Camden. Write Rawlelgh’a Dept. 8CEJ-181- 216, Rlchm^, Va. ,- 10-12p MALE HELP WANTED—Men. Can you qualify? The J. R. Watkins Company has several openings in Home Service Department, (Foods.) $1.60 to $2.00 per houi-, based on sales. Experience un necessary. Write J. ^ Watkins Co., Dept. S-3. Richmond, Va. 9-Hp Motor Repair - - Our Specialty Oiur men are trained to spot motor troubles . .. to do a first cIsm repair job. If that tfuck motor of yours isn't humming in just the right key tee us. We repair any make of truck or pas senger car. • . (You’ll Find Our Prices Reasonable) ^lamden" Co. ^ (In Old Chevrolet Building) Buick Sales and Service YOUR BIG CHANCE High School Graduates! The US Army will put you ahead with the Technical SchfK)l Plan. If you’re In the class of 1948, yoiji’re graduating Into one of the fine opportunities available to young men. You’ll'have a chance to continue yonr educa tion and learn an Important skill or trade. With the new Army Tech nical School Plan, you high school graduates can select the training you prefer before . you enlist,, and be sure of assignment to that train tng. Get the full facts—now—with out obligation, at your nearest US Army and US Air Force Recruiting Station. It’s located at American I.,eglon Build Ihg, Camden, S. C. He For Rent FOR RENT—Five' room house fur nished, Juno 1. Mill St. Phone esi-w, - ' Hp FOR RENT—One 2-room unfurnish ed apartment with private bath. Apply 1711 Broad St. _^P FOR RENT—Two-room furnished cottage, includes kitchen, bed- room and bath. Phone 68$-J Hp FOR RENT—Furnished apartment semi-private bath. Private homo. On bus line. About mile and half from town. Mrs. R. T. Nichols. • • 11-12P FOR RENT—Efficient studio apart ment with all conveniences. Available first of June. Apply Mrs. M. Baruch, 1212 Lyttleton St. Phone 619-J. - Hc Antioch High School Graduates Cross Sadie K. vonTeeeoKbw^..^ The following notice with s ttsa photo of the ciaas has Jnat been re- : ceived by our chalmisn of poUlc information, Kershaw county chap ter. Atlanta, Oa., May 17. Several executive secretartoa of Red Croes chapters in the South east area are in Atlanta attending a basic training” courae in Red Csoea policy and proceednrs at Southesatem headquarters.” Among them la Mrs. Ubbie S. Tobin, of Camden, who represents the Ker- shad county chapter. Mrs. Tobin will be in Atlanta for the two weeks course and during ler absence ARC hssdqnsrtsrs on Lyttleton street are in charge of Mrs. F. E. Ooodale, chairman of home service. Mrs. Viliam BsrrstL social worker, and Miss laabsUe Woods,, RN. Who la aasiatlng our chapter In every way she can. The room r iays tag. AU toll: persous and their taaiUas ww mstkm are asked to^": If ImposalMe contact Mlsa .Woods « Miss Clerelaad, ares repreaenUUv® ^ week to conf^^*^ Mayer, chairman of^lS palgn and Mrs. Watt^ ^' NOTICE of" A Municipal Denuv,, for/^ purpose qf non goners in S. C., will be hNd M' June 1, 1»48. The wiT. at t s. m. and leoudn * lf.nL M. a L. a JOHgg ms Id 4*^5 Pictures of six c( the seven graduates of the Antioch High School are shown above. Due to an error the cut of Betty Twltty, one of the graduatee, did not get back from the engrgver In time for this Itaue of The Chronicle but will appear in next week's issue. The six mem bers of'the class shown above are top row left to right, Betty Lou Brad ley, William Howard Marshall, Jr., and Nancy Brown. Bottom row, left to rIghL Mary Alice Hinson, Ida Lee Barnes and Emma-Lee Catoe. V m . SIX WILL GRADUATE FROM ANTIOCH MONDAY EVENING Eleventh grade diplomas will be awarded to a claa of six at grad uating exercises to be held on Mon day night at 8.30 o’clock at Antioch high school.^ County Supt. of Edu cation Arthur Stokes will deliver the address to the graduating class and the diplomas will be presented by B. E. LlvlngsUm, superintendent of the school. Nancy Brown Is valedictorian of the class and Betty Lee Bradley the saiutatorian. The class history will bo recd_by William Howard Marshall, Jr., the class will by Ida Lee Barnes, and the class, prophesy Political Announcements (City Election) For Commissioner I hereby announce my candidacy for City Commissioner, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. p A. SAM KARESH For Commissioner I hereby announce that T will be a candidate for city commissioner subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary .Having served 12 years in city government I feel that I would< be of some assistance to thq Council and to the cUy. Your support will'be ap preciated. p JOB McKAlN. Fv Commisaioner , precinct No. -l-Mrs. C M I hereby announce my candidacy y for City Commissioner, subject to I SoSS.* ^ Voting Places Precinct No. 1—Recorder’s Court by Mary Alice Hinson. The Glee Club will sing “Oh What A Beauti ful Momin”, “Kentucky Babe” and the Class Prayer. ’The graduating class will sing the class song. The processional and recessional will be Irfayed by Mrs. F. N. McCorkle. Members of the graduating class sre Ida Lee Barnes, Betty Lou Bradley, Emma-Leen C^toe, Mary Alice Hinson, William Howard Marshall, Jr., and Betty Lee Twitty. The commencement sermon to the graduating class will be preach ed on Sunday night at the Antioch high school by the Rev. Paul Webb. ELECTION NOTICE At a meeting of the Municipal Democratic Elxecutlve Committee held May 25, the following man agers and places of voting for the second primary to be held Tues day, June 1, 1948, for the nomina tion of two Commissioners for the City of Camden, S. C. Managers Precinct No. 1—Mrs. -Wllhemlna Bailey, Mr. Jno. W. Wilson, Mrs. Jno. Hendrix, Albert Goodale. I^recinct 2—Mrs, M. G. Huckabee, Mrs. Clarence Christmas, Mrs. Wil liam Johnson. Preelnct No. 8—Mra. Joe Nohon, Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs. Grace Rodgers, J, B. Baker. - Precinct No. 4—Mrs. Jack Net- M. M. Reasonover, Mrs. Margaret J. Mills, Mrs. Bessie Lindsey. Precinct No, 5—Mrs. R. B. Stev enson, Mrs. H. H. Maddox, Mrs. Allison DuBose. Precinct Auto Seat Covers Indindnally Tmlored BY SKILLED CRAFTSMEN^ You select the material and style want and we Tailor Them To Your ft ANY MAKE — ANY MODEL Tops—any kind—and Headlining h stalled. ’ ^ We specialize in Auto Upholstery i Trim jobs. And—We'll Be Her^ TOMORROW To Beck Up Whet We Do Today STOGNER MOTOR COMPANY^ Phone 570 128 E. DtKaij the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. p JOHN M. VILLBPIGUE FOR RENT—9 large rooms. 2 baths. 1204 Mill SL Ideal for two apart ments. Permanent renter pre ferred. See C. V. Massebeao or call 166 day or 618-J night. lip FOR RENT—Three-room apartment private bath. 1303 Lyttleton St. Phone 385. 11c COTTAGE FOR RENT—8 rooms, bath and kitchen. 1518 Fair St. C. C. Whitaker. Hc Lo«t — Found LOST—One black billfold, contain ing drivers’ license, social se curity number and other import ant papers. Small reward for re- tunrto 708 Lyttleton St Phone. 497-R Hp Room. Precinct No. 2—City Pilling Sta tion. Precinct No. 3—Carolina Motor Company. ITeclnct No. 4—John T. NetOes’ residence. Precinct No. 6-Dr. R. E. Steven- sons’ residence. Precinct No. 6—Mrs. C- M. Hough’s residence. Mnidclpal Democratic Exec. Com- mltee: M. H. HETMAN, Chairman L H. JONES, Secretary. For Sale •One 7-Poom House on Haile St. •One 5-Room House on N. Broad St. •One 5-Room House on Laurens St. •One 5-Room House on Highland Ave. * 4 •One 5-Room Block House on No. 1 Highway. ^ ' ' •Two 5-Room Franie Houses Just Ofl| , No. 1 Highway. T * •One 5-Room House, Hardwood Ploorik No. 1 Highway. . •Three paying business places for sakj •Several farms of various sizes. « Fire and Hail Insurance — Abo — Home Appliances Real Estate Sales anil' Inc. 622 West DeKalb St f; .’-V , ‘i t if :( t f ■ I CARD OF THANKS To the people of Camden who honored -me with their votes for City Commissioner in the primary on Tuesday I wish to extend my heartfelt thanks. They will never know how much I appreciate this expression of their confidence in me. To those who voted against me, I hasten to assure them that I have only the kindliest feelings for them... It was their right and privilege to vote for whomever they chose. To the newly-nominated Mayor and to the two' men who may be nominated for Commissioner I want to say that they shall have my heartiest support in their efforts to give Camden a good administration. If there is anything I can do to hhlp them, I shall be- only too glad to do it. Some one has said that it is not so much behind a man but what is in a man that rings the bell of success. I,am sure (iat the men who will guide Camden’s af fairs will have it in them to ring the bell of success. *. JACK MOORE MizcellAneoot furnace CLEANING-^.et your furnace readyl for next winter how. Our worTi^ strictly guaran teed. Keep thl8\usine^in Cam den. Phone 956-A Camden Heat- ing and Metal Worlul 1 Ic PLUMBING — Wh'eb you need plumbing, new work or repair work, call 6us Hayes. Phone 637-W-I. 19p Prices Reduced THROUGH MAY 31.t 5 Pounds Sugar 41c Package i' ' Sure Jell 10c No. 2 Can ' Tomato^ 13c F rash—Thick Fat Back. lb, 22c 13 Ounce Kelloga Com Flakes . 18c Dreseed and Drawn Fryers .,. Ib.,65c J. Manly Smith Soutih Broad SU No Parldng Metdr to Pay CARD OF THANKS ■ (S' I wish to extend to the people of Camden my sin- cerest thanks for the magnificent vote which they me in Tuesday's primary, which enabled me to be the high man in the race for city commissioner. I solicit a continuance of this support in the second primary next Tuesday. v To those who voted against me, I wirii to say that I entertain not the slightest ill feeling. One of the glories of living in our great country is that a man can vote absolutely as he pleases and I would be the last man in 4he world to ever feel hard at wny one for eX' ercising this privilege., As J stated when I announced I am actuated solely by a desire to serve the City of Camden, which haa been so good to me. I have no enemies to punish or friends^ reward if I am elected. My sole endeavor will be tP, give the City a first class businesslike adiininistratioia J A. SAM kARSSa ^ , -