The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 18, 1949, Image 12
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be arranged. Possession ai once.
Clarence S. Smith, Florence,
S. C. Route 1. Phone 1218-J-3.
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MDdfOWB FOR SALE — Stein
Service Station. Open from 7
a. m. to 12 p. m. 44 tf
FORSALE-
ed Kobe Lespedeza at 14c per
pound. J. L. Guy. 51-lp
WE HOW HAVE a food stock of
Mastercraft Paint, $1.98 per cal
D. C. Dixon Bargain House, No.
2. 939 Broad Street 48tf
For Sale
WANTED—Full-time bookkeep
er. Must have general knowl
edge of books, will give two
weeks training course with sal
ary. Apply “Bookkeeper”, care
The Chronicle, Camden, S. C.
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FOR SALE—3,000 feet 36 and 39-
inch used hog wire, fence and
gost. C. L. Shealy, Camden, ^S.
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FOR SSALE—One of finest farms
in Pee Dee section, 8 miles east
of Florence. Just off Highway
76. 589 acres of Norfolk sandy
loam. Six good tenant houses
with current. One e-room-bun-
{ 'alow with all modern conven-
ences. Four tobacco barns,
large tobacco house. Two nice
corn barns. Freezer house with
18% ft. freezer. 18 acres tobacco
allotment, 90 acres cotton allot
ment, also peanuts, cucumber
and pepper allotments. Tractors
and mules and farm equipment
on farm. Plenty labor on farm!
Nice site for fish pond. Plenty
of quail and deer. Will sell
FOR SALE—Beautiful home at
Rembert, S. C. Four bedrooms
upstairs, electric pump, wind
mill, all modern conveniencess.
Priced to sell McCorkle Realty
& Ins. Co. 1111 Lyttleton St
Telephone 385. — Ip
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FOR SALE—357 acres land near
Rembert. 60 acres now rented
for farming, contains valuable
timber. This is a bargain. Mc
Corkle Realty & Ins. Co. 1111
Lyttleton. Phone 385. Ip
FOR SALE—One tract of land,
consisting of 7 • lots, 75x210,
fronting hard surfaced road, on
bus line, *k mile east of Cam
den city limits. Phone 932-X-M.
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FOR SALE — One tract <* land
suitable for seven lots, 75x210
feet frontage. Hard surface
road, % of mile east of city lim
its. Phone 932-X-M. ' 1c
FOR SALE—One General Electric
drink box in good condition for
$65. Has new bottom in it
Bruce Smith, B. & S. Service
Station,^corner Market and Rut
ledge streets.1c
FOR SALE — Timothy hay re
ceived weekly in carload lots
from my farm in New York.
Reasonable price. Leo Tickner,
Camden, S. C., R-l. 42tfnc
FOR SALE — Our best quality
heavy breed chicks, 200 for
$15.00. Send for price list and
save 1 ' money. Worthwhile
Chicks, 101 W. North Ave., Bal-
timore 1, Md. ^ 49-6p
WITH
Aiw&SMHUNSE
Phone
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Land Survayt
And
Tintbar frttmatts
ERNEST NUTTING
Bex 81 — Camden. 8. C.
Registered Land Surveyor
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FOR SALE—134 V 4 acres of land
near Westville, 14 miles from
Camden, large 6-room house,
with power line to it but ndt
wired, two good bams, good
smokehouse, 40 acres in culti
vation, 90 acres in
timber
sawing
wood, hick in growth, two
good springs on place and good
well in’yard, right on dirt high
way. Write "Farm”, care The
Camden Chronicle. l-2p
*v/ av.a sss i.iaawa~
i, 90 acres in growing
r, mostly pine, 200,00 feet
g timber, balance in pulp-
FOR SALE—100 bushels of com;
one-horse wagon, bridle and
saddle. Will trade bridle and
saddle for shoats or cattle. J. W.
McLain. Highway No. 1. Phone
816-W-L Mp
FOR SALE—Westinghouse Elec
tric cooking store, old model for
sale cheap. Call 887-X-J. Ip
FOR SALE—Pure bred pointed
bird puppies. Shelby Truesdale,
Westville, S. C.1c
FOR SALE—A few fine lots
with. wide, frontage, ex
cellent location. Also,
some large homes, reason
ably priced. Shannon Real
ty Co., Savage Bldg.lc
FOR SALE OR RENT—Eight-
room house. Convenitently lo
cated near downtown, churches
and schools. If Interested write
Box 229, Camden, S. C. l-3p
Protect Your Plants and Shrubbery
•Control Root Disooso By Us« Of
Soil Fumigotion Equipment.
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SEE OUR DISPLAY OF FUMIGATORS
WHITING PRODUCTS
1002 Mill Street Phone 928-M
Camden, S. C.
IN STOCK—Johns-Manville rock
wool insulation, and for Palmet
to Concrete Brick Call 956.
Pine Tree Building and Supply
Company.38tf
LEE SHEET METAL A ROOFING
Co. Roofs, gutters and down
spouts. For estimates call Pine
Tree Building Supply. Phone
956.16tfn
BEE SUPPLIES—We have the
famous line of Lewis bee sup
plies. Hives, foundations,, sup
ers, frames, smokers, veils, and
gloves. If it’s for bee raising,
see us today. Giles Hardware,
Lancaster. 51-52c
FOR SALE—Boxer puppies, AKC
registered fawn, Black Mas;
6 weeks old. Price
Fort Jackson,
Major Heaps.
tsks,
125. Call
on 773-J,
52-lc
FOR SALE—Duo-Thsrm Oil Water
Heaters and Space Heaters,
Electric Water Heaters. Thor
Washers Wringer and Automatic
type, Thor Ironers, Maytag Wash
ers, Apartment else Electric
Ranges. Floor covering inlaid
and regular linoleum. Metal
porch furniture. Boykin Fund-
tore Co. Phone 660. 80tf
FOR SALE—134)4 acres of land
near Westville, 14 miles from
Camden, large 6-room house,
with power line to it but hot
wired, two good barns, good
smokehouse, 40 acres in culti
vation, 90 acres in growing
timber, mostly pine,, 200.000 feet
sawing timber, balance in pulp-
wood, thick in growth, two
good springs on place and good
well in yard, right on dirt high
way. Write “Farm”, care The
Camden Chronicle.51-52p
FOR SALE—Thorough brad horse
by Milk Man out of Nitwit by
the Nut Veterinarian certifi
cate. Price $8,000 cash. Evelyn
Bromley, care Ralph Chase,
Camden. 51-6p
Wanted
WANTED—Two strong young
men to do night watchman
work at a girls school from 9
p. m. to 12 p. m., five nights a
week; room and board and good
wages. Apply Garrison Forest
School, Garrison, Md. 52-Ip
WANTED—To buy used baby
stroller in good condition. Call
682-W, between 12:30 and 1:30
P. M. Ip
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WANTED TO BUT-One electric
drink box in good condition.
See or write H. T. Stephens,
Route 1, Logoff, S. C. - l-3p
WANTED—Woman to be trained
professional Char is Cor-
ere. Only Corset
in world
1 money-
write Mis
Hartsville,
sold on unconditional
back guarantee We specialize
in the famous Charis dual con
trol inner belt «for lari
en. For personal
—Miss Kate Culpepper,
S. C. l-3c
WANTED—Permanent job, good
salary for right man. In Cam
den. Must have car, see Mgr.
Independent Life & Acc. Int.
Co., the nation’s largest insur
ance company writing indus
trial insurance only. 1-W^ Liber
ty 'St Phone 1370-W, Sumter,
_SL C. Ip
Lost
Found
LOST—Black Poland China pig,
black and white spoted. If
found please notify Joe Marsh-
->aU, Cassatt S. C. Ip
For Rent
FOR RENT—Two or three-room
unfurnished apartment, private
bath, heated, hot water. Phone
933-J—1510 Lyttleton St. 45tf
FOR RENT—3 nice size com
pletely furnished cottages at
Ocean Drive Beach, S. C. Each
cottage will accommodate from
8 to 10 people. Reservations are
now being taken. Make yours
early in order to get time de-
Andrews.
50-2c
early in order to
sired. Apply to C.
Bishopvme, S. C.
FOR RENT—Furnished front bed
room to sober gentleman only,
at reasonable rent Apply in
person at 714 Mill St Ip
FOR RENT—Two rooms, furnish
ed apartment, semi-private
bath, private entrance. Phone'
102-J.lc
FOR RENT—Three unfurnished
rooms with private back en
trance and' semi-private bath.
Mrs. John Tolbert, Jefferson
Highway, about 1% miles from
Camden. lc
INCOME TAX RETURNS PRE-
pared. Deadline March 15. L. L.
Wallnau, 1214 Lyttleton St
Phone 618-W. 46tf
Code Specialist Is
Here At Worii Upon
City Ordinances gi
D. T. Sargeant of the Michie
. publishing Co., of Charlottesville,
I Va^ is in die city consulting with
I the City Commissioners and City
' Attorney on a revision of the city
ordinances. The Michie Company
are specialists on city -codes. .
Sumter, Lancaster and Colum
bia have just finished revising
their ordinances and Rock Hiu,
Camden and Charleston are in
file process.
The work of codifying the Cam
den ordinances will require sev
eral months.
Wofford Glee Club
To Give Concert
Here April 1
The yofford College Glee Club,
consisting over 50 male voices and
under the direction of Prof. Sam
Moyer, will appear in the Cam
den Grammar School on April 1
at 8 p. m. There will be no ad
mission charge as the club-is com
ing to the city as the guest of
the Lyttleton Street Methodist
church.
The program which the club
will present includes great var
iety, having been planned with
toe central idea that “good enter
tainment should include music
.that is well known and beloved
by the American public.”
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Funeral Services .
William M. Welch
MILLETS for Lumbar Go To Churck
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ROSBOROUGH ACRES—
/ourtoon Beautiful Lots, each 120 fag
wide by 175 feet deep. Locate
near Logoff; Radio Station, Q
Stores and Bus Lines. Roved
woy. In excellent neighborhood
sold only as home sites. SEE
SHANNON REALTY CO.
Savage Building Phong *
To Dfbtors
Creditors
All parties indebted to the es
tate of Seaborn J. Kirkland are
„ Ving < .
the said estate will present them
likewise, duly attested, within the
time prescribed by law* l-3p
LEWIS KIRKLAND,
Executor.
Camden, S. C., March 11, 1949.
Funeral services were held Sun
day at the Church of God for Wil-
liafn McBride Welch, who died at
his residence on Gardner street on
Friday. The services were con
ducted by the Rev. S. D. Black
and interment followed in Quaker
cemetery.
Mr. Welch moved to Camden
about 10 years ago. He was bom
at Turbe ville and was 59 years
old.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Lillian Welch; four daughters,
Mrs. T. C. Massabeau, Camden;
Mrs. B. O. Bowers, Colubmia;
Mrs. S. D. DiBlasio, Camden;
Camden; Mrs. J. T. RollinSjCam-
den; two sons, Artis E. Welch,
Congaree, and Allen Welch, Cam
den.
SALE
41D«cresiof Land joining Hie duPont prop,
city. Suitable rfor general forming, fol
information coll 937 or 65.
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GROCERY STORE ,
4 The Arthur West Grocery Store
in Lewisville was badly damaged
by flames and smoke in a fire that
caljed out the city fire apparatus
Tuesday morning at 5 o’clock.
Regular and Reserve Navy en
listed men are eligible to’ com
pete for appointments as cadets in
the U. S. Coast Guard Academy.
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