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' HO* TOO* THE CHRONICLE THE CAMPEW CWOMICLg, * ** A ■ JUlvertiMcnmui una«r wfll b« obwvM for «t tl minimum for M word*. C**h . must accompw tor hM Ii««i Far Sal* FOR SALE—Bendix deluxe ing machine. 1947 modi good condition. Phdno 60 v Mrs. Sr. FOR SALE—Ui cubic feet, g< quick sale. W5.f FOR SALE—1939 Plymouth 4- 1 door sedan, new motor, new paint job. A good buy. Whiting Products, 1000 Mill St Phone 928-M. 9tfc FOR SALE—144 acres land on Knights Hill road, five miles from ‘Camden. Electric current available and priced to sell. Mc- Corkle Realty 8c Ins. Co. 1111 Lyttleton St. Phone 385 14-15p FOR SALE—We have two new three bedroom houses and four two bedrom houses available at once. Price very reasonable with small down payment. McCorkle Realty 8c Ins. Co. 1111 Lyttleton Phone 38§.U^3p -St tm FOR Can information. i«er Motor Bike, at Clyburn’s Store, or Call 382-J for ii£ FOR SALE— inum ladders, mediate delivery* See Thompson. Posten’s. G Store, Camden, nt of alum- right. Im- rocery 14p FOR SALE—At sacrifice: 1 execu tive deck with glass top; 1 type writer desk like new; 1 steel bookcase; 6 office chairs. Call Red Thompson, Poeten’s Groc- ery Store, Camden, JLC-Hg FOR SALE—1942 Plymouth 4- door deluxe sedan. Excellent motor. Good tires. New seat covers. Only $795.00. Camden Motor Company. 14c FOR SALE—1939 Dodge 4-door sedan. New seat covers. Excel lent running condition. Only $4§5.00. Camden Motor Com- pany. 14c FOR SALE—1935 Chevrolet 4- door sedan, $225.00. Pay $75.00 dpwpx balance ill mpnOUv in stallments. Camden Motor Com- P an y- 14c FOR SALE—Persian kittens, 9 weeks old. Three orange col ored males and three dark col ored males. Phone 111. Miss Jennie Whitaker. 525 Hampton St. Camden. 14p FOR SALE—A fine, Urge lot in business section of city. ALSO—Other very desirable in residential rones and tracts of ly fine lots and at and near Lu goff. See or Phone Shannon Realty Co.. Savage Bldg. 14c FOR SALE—One iron-grey mule, 10 years old, weighs approxi mately 1,100 lbs. Sound in every respect See Arthur Stokes at • Court House in Camden. 13-14c FOR QUICK SALE—One 10-foof Deepfreeze Freezer at % price. One Gibson 8-foot upright. Fel- lers-Summer Co. Phone 983, N. Broad Street . 13tfn Check This List for Office Needs Gummed Kraft Tape Salesbooks Restaurant Guest Checks Drinking Cups, Cone Shaped Drinking Cup Dispensers DeskPads and Blotters CAMDEN OFFICE SUPPLY, Inc Phone 800 We Deliver JVfisi^alUnaoni^ FOB REKT—Furnished apart ments. Two and three-room cot tages. New refrigerators, gas ranges, spacious grounds near State Park. Call Columbia 20868. 14-15c FOR RENT—Houses for rent. Ap ply at the J. E. Robinson Grocer Store on N. Main St, just out of city limits on^U. S. Route 521, or apply at 1207 Mill St, after 7 p. m., or at 12 noon 14p FOR RENT—Two-room unfurn ished apartment Continuous hot water. 1510 Lyttleton St Phone 933-J. 10tf FOR RENT—Store budding, lo- • cated on Rutledge St, suitable for small business office. Avail able after June 1. See or call J. B. Kelly at Newberry’s Dept Store. lltfc 1 | Article On Ray Woolf e Carried In Middleburg Paper I IT. In the last issue of the Middle- burg Chronicle, a sporting journal .which deals largely in horses and of having ndden when that 7-vear-old vanquished Fugitive, Rod and other* w the Meadow Brook Cup, 3 Mid a half miles 'over timber, in 1936. ‘•Wooife began training in 1*34 and took over the horses Mrs. his Scott had in training in 1945. He Lost — Found \ LOST OR STOLEN—One black and white Beagle female. Re ward for any information lead ing to her whereabouts. Call 642-W, . 14c LOST—One female bird puppy, 4 months old. Liver and white, tan roll collar. Reward. Dr. E. J. Bogen, 1203 Lyttleton St. Phone 348-W. 14c LOST — At graduating exercises of Camden High School, ladies gold Elgin watch. Finder please phone 604-R. 14c CENTER NURSING HOME — Head St. Two blocks off Two Notch Road, No. 1 Highway, Co lumbia, S. C. For: Aged, in valid, and convalescent patients. Hospital routine, nurses on 24 hour duty, doctor subject to call. light therapy, vapor baths, Swedish Massage obtainable. ‘ home-cooked meals . Special Diets prepared ients un for patients under restriction. We admit men and women, all types of physical disabilities, aged that have no disabilities but needs a home and special care We do not admit alco- holics or any contagious dis eases. We specialize in arth ritic* and paralytics. Take ad vantage of our summer rate, eL fective May 1, 1949. Inquiries welcome. Box 5033, Five Points Station, Columbia, S. C. Mrs. Gladys Riley, Superintendent. , ' 7tfc Wanted WANTED—Work as carpenter. Write 308 Kendall St., Cam- den, S. C. 14p WANTED—To buy field peas for hay. K. P. Emanuel, Boykin, S. C.14p URGENTLY NEEDED—Two-bed room apartment or house, fur nished or unfurnished. Couple and school age child. Best of care promised. Reasonable rent. Phone 1050.14p WANTED—Bids on Bookmobile for Kershaw County CinMfeat- ing Library. Dealers interested may secure specifications re quired from Mrs. O. J. Smyrl. Bids will be received until July 1st. Phone 6^-J. 14-15c MALE HELP WANTED — Man with car wanted for route work. $15 to $20 in a day. No ex- g erience or capital required. teady. Write today. Mr. Mc- Vey, Candler Bldg., Baltimore 2, Md.13-14p Moody Hooting Co. Dealer—Camden. S. C. 418 Hampton Are. Phone 311 FOR SALE—1948 Chevrolet truck, good tires, excellent mechanical condition, steel stake body. Call Hill ~ Sunny 518-w. Plantation. Phone lOtf ATTENTION Service Stations. Grocery Stores, Live Bait Deal ers. Get our prices at once on our Golden Grub Meal Worms. The finest Bream and Redbreast bait known. Packed in pocket size cans. Seventy-five worms to can. You can always have live bait on land. They keep for months in a refrigerator. Live delivery guaranteed. de- Loach Sales Agency, Inc. 1625 Harden St. Columbia, S. C. 14-15c FOR SALE—One tract of land, consisting of 7 lots. 75x210, fronting hard surfaced road, on bus line, 44 mile east of Cam den city limits. Phone 932-X-M. Itf FOR SALE OR FOR RENT—One cement block store building 20x40 feet, in one of the best business locations around Cam den. Contact L. T. Branham. Phone 356-W. lOtfc WE NOW HAVE a good stock of Kraft Master Paint, $1.98 per gaL D. C Dixon Bargain House, No. 2. 939 Broad Street 48tb fOP DAItY USE CAMDEN OFFICE SUPPLYTInc 1119 Broad SL Phona 600 FOR SE T T g —In Stock. Used Gal- SALES PEOPLE WANTED to sell our extensive line of Fruit Trees, Nut Trees, Berry Plants and Ornamental Plant material, offered bv Virginia's Largest Growers. Liberal cash commis sion paid weekly. 48-Page All color Planting Guide Free. Write for further information, Waynesboro Nurseries, Waynes- boro, Virginia. 13-15c WANTED TO BUY—Pine timber. William T. Mil ler. lltfc LOST — Gold American history medal at graduating exercises of. Camden High School. Was wrapped up in box with “Nor- main Sheafy” written on box. Finder please phone 604-R. 14c Master's Sale The undersigned Master for Kershaw County hereby gives no tice that pursuant to a Decree of the Court of Common Pleas for Kershaw County, made in the case of Karl T. Roseborough, Plaintiff vs. William W. McCaa, James T. McCaa, and Fannie Mickle, Defendants, that he will sell at public auction to the high est bidder for cash in front of the Court House door in Camden, South Carolina on Salesday in July, 1949, the same being the Fifth (5) day of said month, dur ing the legal hours of sale, the following described property, to wit; “All that piece, parcel or tract of land in the County of Kershaw State of South Carolina and in Wateree Township, containing Seventy-eight (78) acres, more or less, being located North of S. C. Highway No. 213 about one-half ■(H) mile North of U. S. Highway No. 1 near Logoff, S. C., being known as the Old McCaa Place and bounded as follows: North by property of Donald L. Truesdale; East by property of John Burdell Hospital Fund and by property of the estate of M. C. Team; South by property of Karl T. Rosebor ougn; and West by property of D. C. Dixon, the above described tract being that formerly of Mary J. McCaa.” Terms of Sale: For cash, the successful bidder to deposit with the Master, at the conclusion oi' the bidding, Five (5) per cent of his bid in evidence of good faith the same to be applied upon the purchase price in the event of compliance bdt to ,be. forfeited as liquidated damages in case of non-compliance. The bidding will not remain ojpen but will be closed at the tme and place aforesaid. J. DOUGLAS MONTGOMERY, Master for Kershaw County Gettys, Shannon &l Woodcock Attorneys for Plaintiff Camden, South Carolina June 15, 1949 14-16c by Neil Newman. Says the article: “One of the most popular among the younger trainers of the steep lechase set, and justly so, is Ray G. Woolfe, current teacher for Montpelier, the nom du course of that sterling sports-woman Mrs. Marion du Pont Scott, whose French blue, old rose and silver cross sashes’ silks are seen only occasionally on metropolitan tracks in races through the field. “This may be partially due to the fact that Mrs. Scott is in terested primarily in breeding high class steeplechase horses and when they have been bred, developed and shown stake qual- iyt, she all too frequently sells mem to her friends and associates who value a high class ’chaser, “Getting back to Ray Woolfe, who was not born in Maryland or Virginia, but in New Jersey, he began riding before he reached his majority, in 1928. His first winner was the imported bay gelding Kakemona, foaled in 1925 by Nouvel Vierge Blonde. This momentous occasion, insofar as Ray Woolfe is concerned, took place at Aiken in 1930. “Practically all of Ray Woolfe’s riding was confined to hunt meet ings, a notable exception being at Saratoga in 1939 when he was astride Thomas Hitchcock’s Cot tesmore, an imported gelding then 4 years old by Heverswood—Rud dy Dawn, by Inkerman, trained Gird of Thanks I wish to extend my sincere thanks to friends who were so kind and sympathetic in the re cent death of my daughter Bar bara Truesdale. Your kindness will always be remembered. 14c B. C. Truesdale LITTLE'S dian the quit riding through the field in 1941 but resumed nding m 1943, although he rode very few races that year. “In 1945 he took over Mrs. Scott’s horses and in 1947 he won the Broad Hollow Steeplechase worth $12,800 to the winner That same year he trained Tourist List i best for L. W. Watkins when that son Ray W< * ' ^ i. iiii Bum of Tourist-Index by Horton, won a decided the Shillelah and Temple Gwath- alizedlby was second in ranger. C and and third and Manly 1 List added to when he won the and thp Hatbor was s< ‘■Ml * t List i fought it woifr 1 to surpass." ^ k j date. In Last can —„ “Asked to state which was the * ’ichaser be ever saw, ’s was loath to t ' 'UfOSG tWj/.TiV-' ' ■m ■ m. WANTED To Buy USED XARS Top Prices Offered H. T. STEPHENS Route 1 Lugoff, S. C. For Rent FOR RENT—Two offices over Des Kennedy’s barber shop. 13-15c APARTMENT FOR RENT—Close in and immediate possession. Lewis L. Clyburn, agent. Phone 62. 14-15c FOR RENT—Unfurnished duplex apartment. Four rooms and ;e, close to business section. ately decorated. Phone 619-W. 1214 Lyttleton St. 14tfc FOR RENT—One three-room un furnished apartment, private bath, one-half mile west of city. Apply Tom Rabon. Phone 880-W. 14c ing J Mill ized pipe in all sizes. Whit- Products. St Phone 928-M, 1000 8tf LEE SHEET METAL A ROOFING Co. Roofs, gutters and down •pouts. For eotimatss call Pino Tree Building Supply. Phoao •58. ALL SUDDEN 25% Discount CO. SPECIAL FELT BASE LINOLEUM RUGS 9x12 9x9 .. 6x2 . $4.95 $3.95 $2.95 ykin Furniture Company S. BROAD STREET Little Theatre CAMDEN, 8. C. FRIDAY and SATURDAY JUNE 17 and 18 Wanted! For train hold-up! The most daring the west has ever seen! 'THE LAST BANDIT" in Trucolor Starring William Elliott and Adrian Booth ' Also: Three Cartoons SATURDAY NITE—JUNE 18 SPECIAL LATE SHOW! The Weirdest Movie Ever Made! Was he man or beast ... or both? "THE CREEPER" SUNDAY. JUNE 19 Disc-Jockey jive a kiss-to kiss net-work! "I SURRENDER DEAR" Starring Gloria Jean and David Street Sunday Starting Times: Matinee: 3:15—Night: 9:00 MONDAY and TUESDAY JUNE 20 and 21 New screen scream from the kiss-terical stage roar! "JOHN LOVES MARY" > Starring Ronald Reagon, Jack Carson N|nd introducing Patricia Neal Also: News and Cartoon WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY JUNE 22 and 23 Thar’ she blows! The Devil rides the high Wind as men go! “DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS" Starting. Richard Widmark, Lionel Barrymore, and Dean Stock- well Also: News One Of Tha T Any Yank'’' <8 Of If you hove any Strict Good Ordi- nary or Good Ordinary Cotton ^In the government loan and you are interested in selling apy of this tr ■ ■ h * ' : ' ' *■' ‘ >l cotton, please contact us, for we are now buying a limited amount of equities of this particular grade. t ’ . E. B. WOOTEN COTTON CO. Rutledge Street len r S. C. coxmo Al FRIDAY azg ■ . Tta>U~ GUN Jisamy^fjt "couRTOr MONDAY u.,,, JUNE U m Special! '■ihsishowj It t.l, camdd * It takes more tfau wmSTsas, O’Keefe—Barter* "COVEg.| Also: New* and WEDNESDAY -' JURE a J The screen’* grette Here are B gtoU bojS "guhghc _ , StMTin. Randolph Scott« Carte Also: Rev, D 00 ’* Fomt Ba Et«7 W. DRIVE IN — WALK IN Located U. S. Highway No. 1 3 Miles Northeast of Camdan Shew Starts at Dusk! FRIDAY and SATURDAY JUNE 17 and 18 As you love him best! In his greatest role! Tyrone Power and Linda . ttejftleir ^ 4 in "THE MARK OF ZORRO" Also: Cartoon At Cost SUNDAY. JUNE 19 On* Show Only at 9 P.M. Haunted by the whispers of an indiscretion she was too innocent to understand! Shirley Temple and Ronald « Reagan in "THAT HAGAN GIRL" Also: Cartoon and Comedy MONDAY and TUESDAY JUNE 20 and 21 That .singing, dancing, ro mancing couple is badk! Betty Grable and Dan Daily in "MOTHER WORE TIGHTS" Color by Technicolor Also: Cartoon WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY JUNE 22 and 23 Hold on to your hats! They Are Back! Their Funniest gag-fest! If it’s comedy, ro mance, and music you’re after see Bob Hope and Bing Crosby in "ROAD TO RIO" Also: Cartoon THIS WEEK AN AMAZING VALUE to please your budget balancer. Come in and see this deluxe electric range and other quafity items. . o«.«r Phone 21 Camden, S. 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