The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 05, 1948, Image 8
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For Sale
FOR SALE—5-burner, table top
oil range. At reaaonable price.
Mrs. W. J. Bulloch, Maroney
HUL 34p
MINNOWS FOR RALE — Stein
Service * Station. Open from
7:00 a. m. to 12 p. m. > 4tf
FOR SALE—Trombone.
Auto Home Supply Co.
Watts
34p
FOR SALE—Steel twin beds,
In good
springs and mattress,
condition. Call
004-J.
34p
FOR RALE—Small safe, practical
ly new, cheap. Nolan s Paint
Store. Market St. Phone 765-M.
• '' ,34c
FOR RALE-Five room house, lo
cated on beautiful lot in splen
did condition, first $6,300 gets
it Also have two-apartment
houae for sale. Call FT N. Mc-
Corkle. Telephone 385. 34p
LEE SHEET METAL A ROOFING
Co. Roofa, gutters and down
spools. For estimates call Pine
Tree Building Supply. Phone
186. . lltfn
J.
FOR RALE—All Olidden paints
it Fel-
FOR RALE—Myers’ Water Sys
iD<
tem. Can supply sufficient pipe
for installing. McLean Hard
sCoTtST
ware Co. Telephone 21. 33-36c
at a 20 per cent discoun
lers-Summer Co. Phone 983.
27tf
JOHNR MANSVILLE WHITE
ARRESTOR RIDING—10.50 ptr
square. Camden Lumber Co.
Phone 340. 32-35c
EASYSf^*
ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS.
$90—Used, gov’t surplus, guar
anteed, good working order, au
tomatic wired 110 volts, plug in
any outlet. 525 already sold
satisfied users. Ship anywhere.
Thompson Co., Kings tree.
32-34c
FOR SALE—Duo-Thsrm Oil Water
Heaters and Space Heaters,
Electric Water Heaters. Thor
Washers Wringer and Automatic
type, Thor Ironera, Maytag Wash
ers, Apartment size Electric
Ranges. Floor covering inlaid
and regular linoleum. Metal
porch furniture. Boykin Furni
ture Co. Phone 660. 50tf
FOR SALE — We are carrying a
nice stock of Flooring, Ceiling,
Siding, and Finish, also Mould
ings. All of our stock is Kiln
Dried. We manufacture all of
our own lumber, and sell to the
retail trade at wholesale prices.
We also carry a full line of
building materials of all types.
Lum-
Lond Surveys
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Timber Estimates
ERNEST NUTTING
Box 51 — Camden. S. C.
Land Rurvayor
and Technical For eater
Sumter Planing Mills A
ber Company, Sumter. S.
tes: 10
Telephones: id and 427.
C.
28-37c
SALE ON
BABY CHICKS
Large shipment of Baby
Chicks just received. All chicks
hatched
from eggs of U. R. ap-
K oved Pullerium tested flocks.
ty now before cold weather
sets in.
Tbe Camden Feed &
Seed Co.
SPECIAL
SPECIAL
•Young man well known in Camden, witb auto
for outside work. Must bo resident of Camden,
with high school education, good personality and
clean background. Knowledge of Kershaw coun
ty helpful.
•Your salary depends on your ability to produce.
Wonderful opportunity for right person. If in
terested in good clean job—See MR. GARLAND
at—
STANLEY'S JEWEUY SHOP
Little Theatre Bldg.
Before Saturday, Nov. 6, 1948
FOR SALE—Warm Morning heat-
**• in excellent condition. Sell
half price; also 2 electrk s^ace
heaters, practically new.
gain. Stogner Motor Co. Phone
570. •34ctf
FOR SALE—Seven-room apart
ment house, two baths, chicken
yard and garage Also store and
merchandise and two acres of
land. All two miles east of Cam
den on No. 1 highway. Apply
W. M. Brannon, Camden, R-2.
34p
FOR SALE—A splendid 10-room
home, in choicest residence sec
tion of city. -
ALSO—A cosy cottage with two
bedrooms, all modern equip
ment Owners transferred else
where. Your chance to get an
attractive home immediately, at
reduced price Please see us at
office, not phone, regarding
these properties. Shannon Real-
ty Co., Savage Bldg.84c
FOR SALE—Two beautiful ponies
for children, complete with
saddles and bridles, $150 and
$175 respectively. Pony harness,
polo saddle excellent cone”*’
$65; lady’s side saddle,
horse road cart, $100. Jean
fuss, 2704 Stratford Road, Co-
lumbia, S. C. Phone 22045. 34p
IN STOCK—For immediate de
livery, GE Standard 8’ Regrig-
erator, GE apartment - size
GE Hot Water heaters
ran
ge,
(table-top and Upright),
Washers (Conventional and Au
GE
tomatic), GE Home Freezer and
GE Dishwasher and Disposal.
i. Phone
Clarkson
22-W.
Supply Co.
34c
For Rent
FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom
with heat convenient to bath
*ln. Will
and close in. Will give room and
board. Phone 744-R. 34c
FOR RENT—Clarke floor sunder
and edger. Also Johnson’s pol
isher. We carry complete line of
Du Pont floor finishes. Camden
Furniture Co. 34c
FOR RENT—Small 2-room fur
nished heated apartment Priv
ate entrance and bath. Mrs. B.
H. Baum, 1335 Highland Ave.
Phone 325-W. 34p
APARTMENT FOR RENT—Two
furnished rooms, private en
trance, semi-private bath, on
highway No. 1, 1 -1-2 miles
north. Opposite Veterian CHnic.
Mrs. R. T. Mickle. 34p
Lost — Found
LOST—Large liver and white
male pointer. Reward. W. H.
Langley, Camden. 34p
FOUND—One skirt and sweater
left in my car through error
Owner can get same by de
scribing aqd paying for this ad
T. F. McMaskill, R-2, Camden,
S. C.34p
DISAPPEARED on Hallowe’en
night my rope hammock.
Please help me to find my ham
mock. Reward./James Lindsay
Guy, II. Phone 185. 100 Union
street. 34p
Go To Chuvch Sunday
FOR SALE
• 1 Norge Electric Range.
• 1 Worm Morning Coke
Heater, Cabinet Style.
• 1 Automatic Evonoir Oil
Hot Wotor Heater.
WANTED—More nice homes and
other real estate listed with us
for sale and rent We have
many calls daily. See Shannon
Realty Co today., Savage
Phone 271 * * " ^
CUMlVll
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Rob
erts, of the Herrhitage Mill vil
lage, have been notified by the
war Department that the remains
of their two sons, Pfc. Gilbert E.
Roberts and Pvt Wilbert L. Rob
erts, are being returned to their
native soil for burial.
. Pfc. Gilbert Roberts was serv-
i ing in the U. S. Marine Corps and
;was assigned to Co. 7, U. s. Ma-
04.0 ■_« rines, when he was killed in ac-
P; tion on Sept. 29, 1944, in the
short or- Paleliu Island.
der cook and fountain man. Pvt Wilbert L. Roberts was
Don't apply unless experienced, killed in action Oct I, 1944, while
Emerson Drive-In. Phone servingin Italy. He was a member
of Co. E, 350th Infantry.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts lost an
other son. Pvt Edman Roberts,
WANTED—Riders to and from
Camden. Leave Camden at 6:30
a. m.; leave Columbia at 6 p.m.
Contact F. L. Parker, __
Barber Shop if interested.
—
798-W3. Three
Camden.
miles
south of
33tfc
WANTED—Woman to be trained Co. G, 105th U. S. Paratroopers,
m “ July
at our expense as professional I who was killdd in Sicily on
corsetiere. Will not interfere
with home duties. Only corset
in world sold on unconditional
money back guarantee. Most
complete.line of garments and
bras, on the market. We special
ize in the famous Charts dual
control inner belt for larger
women. Yes we have elastic and
nylon. For personal interview
write Miss Kate Culpepper,’
Hartsville. S. C.
IMPORTANT MAN
The man la your U. S. Army
your
and U. S. Air Force
sia
recruiting
tion holds an important position
He's a representative of the
most
in the world. He's qualified
and competent to hold this Job be
cause he's specially trained end
carefully selected to guide young
men in choosing a career. Why is
it necessary for the recruiter to
have such high standards of train
ing and experience? Because
American youth
been offered such valuable oppor
tunities. Get this complete story
now at the U. S. Army ami U. S.
Air Fores Recruiting Station,
American Legion Building. Cam-
den. S. C.
7, 1943. His remains are with the
unidentified dead in the European
Theater. ....
Mr and Mrs. Roberts had five
sons who served in the Armed
Forces during World War IL
Eleven Kershaw
County Girls At
Winthrop College
county girls
ithrop College
have enrolled at Wini
for this se
Official registration t
leased today, showed that the
college has a total enrolment of
1,254 students, with every South
Carolina county represented by 4t
The Kershaw county students
include: 1
Bethune—Joyce Fowler.
Camden—Sophia Beleos, Mazy
Gettys, Edna Team,
van Landingham.
Alice
gvet
Cas
Mar-
Myers Motor Co.
In New BniMihg
C01
y.
The Myers Motor
local Studebaker car „
and located on East DeKalb street,
just east of Mill street for some
. years, has moved to a new gar
age just being completed a quar
ter of a mile east nfar the city
limits on U. S. Highway No. 1.
The new Myers garage is 6ne
of the finest in the state and rates
as one of the most complete* car
servicing layouts to be found any
Where. Not t
BABY RITTERS—Day or night.
Phone 491-W after 6 p. m. 34p
fully equipped
and tn
only will it offer a
' mechanical service
for cars and trucks but it also has
a modern paint shop and body re
pair uniL ' ,
Later when the new plant is
finished Mr. Myers hopes to ar-
range for.a formal opening to
which the’public will be invited.
assatt—Margaret Lucille El
liott, Wjllie Mae Elliott, Sarah
June, Rosier.
* Kershaw — Betty Jean Bell,
Jacquelyn Elizabeth Bell, Jean
Evelyn Fletcher.
Go To Chttfck Sunday
STOP WORRYING ABOUT
MONEY—You can spend with
confidence when, month-in and
month-out, you are earning a
steady income as an Avon Rep-
' . Cosmetics selling j appliances and dealers in such
big now Christmas, Convenisnl other merchandise that is usually
Notice Of fncorporetlOir
The undersigned will apply to
the Secretary of State for a char
ter for incorporation, to be known
as the Fellers-Summer Company,
with their principal place of busi
ness at N. Broad Street, Camden,
S. C. .... 4 _
The general nature of the busi
ness will be retail furniture and
hours. Write Mrs. Bessie Harts-
field, Gen. Del., Florence, S. C.
J1-J4P
Leonard S. Mayer
Representative For
NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Phone fi4-W
*
in such kind of business.
JOHN B. FELLERS, JR.,
Camden, S. C
G. L. SUMMER, JR.,
Newberry, S. C.
Incorporators.
November 1, 1948.
The number of electrons that
pass through the filament of an
ordinary 60-watt electric lamp in
la minute equals the drops of
water that flow ova: Niagara
.Falls in a century.
WANTED—
v
A Position os dining
room hostess, hotel
room clerk, saleslady,
or other like business
in
lishment.
College
education, cultured
lady; owner of es-
‘ summer gift shop
in New York Resort Area.
Have managed a resort tour-
_ L Wish to begin the
work between December 16
and January 1st. -
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HOSIER SAFES
SALES — SERVICE
WYLIE
Chester, S.,C.
•- ■ - -
All in perfect condition. Reason
for telling — have installed gas
heating.
BEGINNING AT 1 P. M.
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v 1 s
C. L. SKeoly
211 DeKalb 8L Phone B04-R
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THE B and B GARAGE and BODY SHOP
-At-
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A < ttdKltKr. ,... .' 4ti- :
Is Now Located On East DeKalb Street, In The
Building at the Rear of the Stein Filling Station
(Formerly the Stein and Hammond Establishment)
(Just Off Highway No. 1 ... 4 Milas South of Camdon —
We Do AH Kinds Of
GENERAL REPAIR WORK and BODY
REFINISHING
V. ' ~ T" JH
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Hare you will he greeted by old and experiencod workers, such
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as H. R. Baker, with 16 years of general mechanical work on auto
mobiles; George Bullock, skilled mechanic from BithopYillo; Tom
Davis expert body repair operator and Floyd McCaekill, skilled
mechanic.
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Masers. Baker, Bullock, Davis and McCaskiN were formerly
with the MeHichomp-Mahoney Motors garage.
pair and Paint Job.
OUR WORK iS GUARANTEED
Listed below ora just o few of the many items to be offered for sale:
•JOHN DEERE MODEL "A" TRACTOR, COMPLETE WITH PLANTERS AND CULTIVAK
• INTERNATIONAL MODEL "M" TRACTOR •INTERNATIONAL COMBII
•UIXISTONE HAY PRESS WITI* MOTOR rijOHN DEERE TRACTOR MOWEI
•ATHENS SEVEN-DISC TRACTOR FLOW MOUNTED ON RUBBER
•INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR PEG TOOTH HARROW *TWO MUI
•TRACTOR STALK CUTTER AND MULE STALK CUTTER •1-HORSE Wa<
" 1 -.;
•JOHN DEERE 7Vi foot DOUBLE-DISC TRACTOR HARROW
• m-TON Y 941 FORD TRUCK
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r ,V‘.
■ Various
.
awn Planters, Cultivators, Plows and Miscell*
Smaller Items. M '‘<k rllir
.imp. m
4* 36k. >- .