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TRUCK TIRE8--Ooo47e«r 7.0«0.
iO ply. $46.10. CldrkfOB Supply
Co, Phono SX-W. ISc
■"OR SALE—^ subsuntisl brick
baildinr, close In and suitable for
many uaea. See Shannon Realty
Co., today. lie
k FOR SALt—Superfez kerosene l-ft-
refricerator, irorka perfectly; $00
f.o.b. Central High School. Jos.
M. Robinson, Rembert, 8. C. 15p
FOR SALE—One "Whltser” Motor
Bike. Practically new. Write PO
Box 68, Camden, 8. O. . Up
FOR SALC-^rbom house, all mod
em conreulences. For details
phone 117-R, 16p
FOR SALE—Lot on No. 1 highway
M feet on highway, 260 feet deep,
fronting on side street Phone
>174t ^
FOR SALE—Cream Jersey milk
oow. A four-gallon milker. Osar-
aateed to be perfect, $160.00. Wil
burn Bddings, 48 Hermitage Mill
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MINNOWS FOR SALE—Stein and
Hammond Sfrvice Station. Open
from 5:80 a m. to 12 p. m. 4tl’
FOR SALE—Field fence and barbed
w|re. Camden Hardware and Sup-
ply Co. Phone 7. lOtf
FOR SALE—7 ft. pressure treated
ersasoted posts, SO year life. Cam
den Hardware and Supply Co.
Phone 7. lOtf
FOR S4«.E—Mall chain saws. I
now hare saws and a l&rge
amount of parts oa hand, D. J.
Creed, Camden. 8. 0. Iltf
FOR SALE—76 acres land, part
cleared and rest in small timber.
Also, SO acres cleared land and
small house. Both tracts located
three miles from Bethuns. See
Mrs. Wade Stokes, Jr., at The
Outlook Shop, Camden, 8. C.
■ 18-Uc
FOR SALE—Duo-Therm Oil Water
Heaters and Space Heaters^
Electric Water Healers. Thor
Washers Wringer and Automatic
type, Thor Ironers, Maytag Wash
ers, Apartment size Electric
Ranges. Floor corering inlaid
and regular linoleum. Metal
porch furniture. Boykin Furni
ture Co. Phone 660. 60tf
SPECIAL SUMMER SALE for 2
weeks only—20% discount on sll
new merchandise and 10% on
antiques. Jane Page Shoppe,, 3
Bast Hampton Are., Sumter, S. C.
’ 15c
FOR SALE—One OE used refrigera
tor, two Hot Point used electric
rangM. Electric Serrlce and Ap
pliance Co., next door to Belk’a
» 16c
FOR RENT—Room with
bath. P. O. Box 187. Iltf
FOR RENT—One nicely fnnilahed
apartment. Telephone 876-W. 16c
Kstioud Gui^
UnitlbqiN^
New En^lmeiits
FOR RENT—Two furnished apart-
«■' ments located In Oreen Oablea on
DeKalb SL Apply. Phone No. 14$.
16^
FOS RENT—Fire-room furnished
bouse at 1207 Mill St See J. B.
Robinson at the Robinson’s Oroc-
ery Store or call 631-W- 16p
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished
apartnoents, six and three rooms,
in beat sections. See Shannon
Realty Co.. Sarage Bldg. 16c
New Draft Law May Retolt
In Many Of Draft Afe
Ealistinf Now In Local
Unit
FOR RENT—2-room nnfnmlshed
apartment, prirate bath, nice lo
cation, garage arailable. Con
tinuous hot water. Call Mrs. T.
Q. Boykin. Phone $38-J. 16c
FOR SALE—Used coal clrcuUtor
heater, practically new; one uset
20-gsilon Duo-Therm hot water
heater; electric Kelrlnator drink
box, all in good condition. Call at
Johnny’s Grill In person. 15p
FOR SALE—Table washing ma
chine, originally $36. used six
months, for $15, Telephone 486-J.
16p
FOR SALE — One and one-half
acres of land with fine room
house and bam. 3 miles north of
Camden on 621 Highway. Walter
Allen and wife, R-3, Camden, 8.C,
16p
Wuitod
WANTED—To buy used car. Phone
176-W and conUct Mrs. Tiipacx.
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WANTED—Apt. with prirate bath,
preferably unfuraiabed. Call
184-J. 15c
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WANTED—To rent by permaneni
couple, unfurnished bouse or flrat
floor apartment with modem
conrenlencea. Phone 826-J. Up
WANTED—White practical nnrse
and housekeeper. To lire in nice
home on ontsklrts of small town.
P, O. Box 202, Manning, 8. C.
16c
WANTED—Real estate buyers to
see us about homes. Iota, farms
or other real estate needed. We
may have Just what you wish.
See us today. Shannon Realty
Co. Phone 277. 16c
Wayside Theatre
(U-Driww-N)
'fiday and Saturday
JuM 25 and 26
“WHEN THE DALTONS
RODE”
featuring Randolph Scott and
Kay Francis
Also '^Housing Froblem”
Also ‘Sseond Instsllmsnt
**H«tTlcsne Exprssa”
?3«5t3?3!S53!3®3t3SS®3S^
Mon.-Tues., June 28-29
‘THE OUTLAW”
fssturing Jans Russsll
Also Color Cartoon
WediMisday - l^iwsday
June 30-July 1
“MR. DISTRICT
ATTORNEY”
featuring Dsnnis O’Ksefs
Also "First Alders"
FrL-Sat., July 2-3
“MICHIGAN KID”
featuring
Jon^Hall, Victor McLaughlan
Also "Mouse Trape" and third
chapter of “Hurricane Exproae**
Shows Bofin 8 P. M. and
9:45 P. M.
C. B. ELYTHER, Owasr
on Stats Highway 25, town of
Lugoff
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MALE HTLP WANTED—Reliablo
man 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. McNeas Company, Dept. C,
Candler Bldg., Baltimofe 2, Md.
16-16P
AN OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE
to house concern has' opening
for one man with car to take care
of already established husinees in
Camden. Permanent work. Good
compensation to the rightful
party. Apply Box 828, Columbia,
8. C.^
WANTED PINE LOOS — We PSy
top prices for Pine logs delivered
to oOr saw mill on Council St,
Sumter, S. C. Sumter Plsdlng
Mills and Lumber Co. 14-lSc
WANTED^To loan from $300 to
$5,000 on real estate. No red tape.
B. R. Dixon. 627 Rutledge St.
Phone 360. — t-lSp
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on July 17,
1948, Thomas Ancram will make
to the Probate Court of Kershaw
County his final return as Adminis
trator of the estate of Bhra B. Birch-
more, deceased, and on the tame
date he will apply to the said Coart
for a final diacharge as said Ad
ministrator. ll-lSc
N. C. ARNETT
Judge of Probate
Camden, 8. C-> June 17, 194$.
Houses and Lots For Sale
1 five-room house on Highland Avenue,
weather stripped and insulated, nice lot,
good neighbors.
2 new five-room houses just offiNo. 1
Highway.
1 new five-room house on Laurens St.
1 seven-room house on Broad St.
1 six-room house and acre land just off
No. 1 Highway. ^
1 five-room hous^on large lot with gar
age on No. 1 Highway.
1 seven-room house on DeKalb St.
1 ten-room house on DeKalb St.
1 five-room house on No. 1 Highway,
hardwood floors, on nic^ lot. ^
SEVERAL BUSINESS PLACES FOR SA^E,
Farms of Different Sues
—ALSO—
Hail and Fire Insurance
Home Appfiances
Real E$Ute Sales ^ loturance Inc.
632 W. DaUUb StroBt
PhoDa324
FOR RENT—Unfurnished aparL
ment, three rooms, ba^. electric
hot water heater, downstairs, $35
. per month. Private entrance and
side porch. Call Stoney Moore,
Columbia, S. C. Phone 200^9.
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Loot Found
LOST—Bill fold belonging to E. H.
Moseley. Finder please leave at
Chronicle office and receive re-
ward. ^p
LOST—One plastic rain cap at ball
park Monday night. Finder please
leave at Chronicle Office and get
reward. Mrs. C. O. Stogner, Sr.
16c
STRAYED OR STOLEN—One 2^-
month-old red bone male hound
pup. answer to, name of Jack. J.
Rush scratched on collar name
plate, liberal reward. Call Jerry
Rush. Phone 47 or 649-R. 08 Des-
sasure St City. 16p
Subscribe To The Chronicle
Captain Robert (Jack) David of
the Kershaw county unit of the
South Carolina National Onard be
lieves that the new draft law will
prove to be the best recruiting
covered yet
^According to Captalh David, a
provision In the law to draft thohe
from 19 throaih 21 axampu man
who enlist in the National Guard
before the bill la signed into kw.
Captain David believya that his tmtt
here will find many enUatasenU
taking place.
navtd hsaxecntoedanim-
precedented number ot inqvirlea
since Monday relative to National
Guard duties.
Even after the PredIdent elgna
the draft bill it was pointed ont
that youths 17 and 18 still may
avoid the draft by Jofning t^ Nsr
tiooal Guard—that la—If they can
then find a vacancy.
President Truman has antil June
npon reocYaniendsflOn Rrtm tiwl
araiad . ftmeea. nuke * draft eaft.
The ffrnt odl is ISuftr to ooow In
(September.
Most mnleo. 18 through 21, ex
cept'members of the regvlar stxMd
forces end their rsaeme, dlgio-
metic officers end their flunllies
Mueenaneom
PLUMBING — When you
need
plumbing, new work or
repair
work,' call Gas Hayes.
Phone
187-W-I.
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In the matter oC defsnnents Is
listed high sdiool studeats intfl
they are graduated, ooUege stvdents
for one yenr If enrolled on or boftire
the date the Prealdeat sigan; the
bill. The Preeldent may nlag, at
his discretion may defar men with
dependenta. men eesentlal to agrL
culture, industry govemmenL re
search. scientific and medtcai; sfta
dents.
Cel it
Boms &
Before you throw sway a
pair of shoes bring them to
us and we’ll tell you what
we can do wHh them to
make them give you more
wear. Miafit ahoea can
dftan be made comfortable
at little cost, too.
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PICK-UP and DEUVERY
SERVICE
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ALLENS SHOE
SHOP
PHONE 792^
NOTICE OF FIUNG
OF DECLARATION
Notice Is hereby given that thb
undersigned Board of Corporators,
not less than tbree<^days after the
publication of this notice, intend to
file with the Secretary of State of
South Carolina a declaration ask
ing for the incorporation of “Blaney
Gin and Cotton Company", a cor<
pqratLon having its principal office
in the town of Blaney, Kershaw
CountySouth Carolina, setting
forth the general nature of the bnai-
ness the coritoratlon proposes to do,
the amonnt of capital st<)pk there
for and the number of shares Into
which it is to be divided and the
par value of each share, and all
other matters required to be stated
in said declaration by the laws of
the State of South Carolina. lie
E. T. BOWEN
SARAH C. BOWEN
Board of Corporators
Prices Effective
Through June 30
10 Pounds.
Meal., .... 60c
Ribside ..... 33c
10 Lbs. Red Band
Flour 94c
6 Lb. Can Oil
Sausage .... 2.00
Vienna
Sausage 15c
Potted
Meat 8c
J. Manly Smith
BcRith Broad St.
Tlie Friendly Self-Service
Store
We Serve..
^•Breakfast
•Luack
• Dinner
PLENTY OF
PARKING
SPACE
ROTS EAST DeKALH D]
NOW OPEN
Eeat DeKalb St—Just Acroet Sautbera Tradg I
— Feainirnqr —
Steaks — Chicken — Chops p— Hamburi
Sandwiches All Kinds —Salads
Pies—Pastry—Fountain Dritdes-
'' IceCream
SORRY—NO HI
To Power Users • • lesWHe
• bi order to re-insulate the line serving you;
in mi effort to reduce interruptions to senit
power supply will be cut off betweenCamdeni
Westville Monday, June 28, fro^ 1:30 to 3*JPj
M. ^proidmately.
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Signed, /
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L H. HARDEN,
Supt Munidpal Utifities '
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