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Ji A .<■> LKK SHEET METAL A ROOFING Co. Roof*, gutter* and down spout*. For estimates call Pin* Tree Building Supply. Phoa 956. litfn FOR SALE—Extra nice tourist cabin, restaurant and 8-room house, with 2 baths, hard wood floors, with aroudd 600 feet of WANTED—To buy rough, pine boards delivered at our mill, Sumter, S. C. Telephone 427, Sumter, S. C. Sumter Plan ing Mill* & Lumber Conmanj. carrying ^ , from Myrtle Beach crashed in a field on the Jim Thompson farm twehre miles from Camden on the McGrae road Sunday evening. . ,, . Forced to make a landing be cause of poor visibUity caused by coaching thunderstorm. Check your office need for these: Desk Lamps Box Files Chair Mats RoQ Labels Gam Clips ^ File Folder Herring-Hall Safe CAMDEN OFFICE SUPPLY, Inc. Phone 600 We Deliver road frontage on J?o. 1 High way, near C City. This place is sell. Real Estate iced to Ins., Inc., 622 DeKalb St 324. 21c middle aged white woman desires light house work for small family, no small children or invalids. Mrs. Janie Snipes, care W. J. Cameron, 1205 Cam den Avenue, Camden. S. C. 20-21p an appro*v..... a — .■ the pilot of the plane cut through a thick utility pole on the high- swerved crazily and fOR DAILY USF CAMDEN OFFICE SUPPLY, Inc. 1118 Broad St. Phona 800 FOR SALE — New home, complete with furnace, kitchen cabineta, hot wat er, ready for immediate occupancy. F.H.A. insur ed loan available. Central Carolina Co., phone Cam den 573-J, or your local real estate broker. IStf FOR SALE—1939 Plymouth 4- door sedan, new motor, new paint job. A good buy. Whiting Products, 1000 Mill St Phone 928-M. 9tfc FOR SALE—1948 Chevrolet truck. umical good tires, excellent mechanics condition,teel stake body. Call FOR SALE—1942 Chevrolet Club Coupe, dean, $695 Liberal ' trade-in, conven ient terms. Boykin Pon tiac Co., W. DeKalb St. Phone 609-W. 21c __ |v pitehed into the field, just miss ing the Thompson home m its the plane, affair of FOR SALE—One six room house and bath on large lot on Lyttle . ton St We have a special price on this for a quick sale. Real Estate Sales Ins., Inc., 622 De Kalb St Phone 324. 21c FOR SALE—Practically new five room house near DuPont site, just off highway No. 1, with all modem conveniences. Price g 900; small down payment cCorkle Realty & Ins. Co. 1111 Lyttleton St, Tel. 385. - 21p Solatmeri—Here's A Reel Opportunity County and city salesmen wanted Cash in Sunny 516-W. Plantation. Phone lOtf FOR SALE—On* tract of land. den city limits. Phona 922-X-M Itf ALL OLIDDEK House Points 25% Discount FELLER-SUMMER CO. Broad St FOR SALE—Pointer puppies. Call 147-J.19tfc FOR SALE—Lot on North Broad street or will trade as payment on house and lot. Call 657. Watts Auto Supply. City.20-22c FOR SALE — One Underwood Sunstrand adding maching in first class condition. Nolan’s Paint Store. Phone 785-M. 15tf WE NOW HAVE a good stock of Kraft Master Paint, 81.96 per gaL D. G Dixon Bargain House, No. 1 989 Broad Street 48tb FOR SALE—Small boys bicycle, good condition, $25.00 Phone 910-J. U(£ 21p: FOR SALE—In Stock. Used Gal vanized pipe in all sizes. Whit ing Products. Phona 928-M, 1000 Mill St.8tf FOR SALE—Re-seeding Crimson inf ( Clover. Certified 99.99% purity, 98% germination. 65c per pound in 100 lb. bags, fob Hartsville, S. C. Hartsville Chemical Co., Hartsville. S. C. 19-21c on new product No com petition from stores or other man ufacturers. Opportunity to earn $500 or more monthly. Thousands of prospects. Complete line of ap proved fire extinguishers. New exclusive types. We start you in business. No capital for stock re quired. Commission pay checks mailed weekly. We ship direct from factory to your customers. Big profitable season ahead. Men 21 to 60 wanted to cover home city and vicinity. Write today for complete original sales plan. No obligation. Fry-Fyter Co., Dept. T-16, Dayton 1, Ohio. FOR SALE—Several farms of different sizes, near Camden. Real Estate Sales Ins.. Inc., 622 DeKalb St. Phone 324. 21c FOR SALE — Three bedroom house in top residential section. Priced to sell. McCorkle Real ty A Ins. Co., 1111 Lyttleton Street, Tel. 385. *’ 21p FOR SALE—We have one 5-room house and lot, one 4-room house, 3 3-room houses and lots, also one store and house for colored at very reasonable prices. Real Estate Sales Ins., Inc., 622 De Kalb St Phone 324. 21c FOR SALE—We have an 8-room house which has 1 acre of land, that we can give extra gooa price and terms. Real Estate Sales Ins., Inc., 622 DeKalb St Phone 824.21c FOR SALE—1940 Chevrolet Coach, r e c o n d i t i oned throughout, $895.00. Boy kin Pontiac Company, W. DeKalb St., Phone 609-W. 21« FOR SALE—One 7 1-2 H. P. Mer cury Outboard Motor, practical ly new. One 12 ft. Arkansas Traveler Sportsman boat. One Tee-Nee Trailer, new. Boat and YOU MAY BE THE ONE we’re looking for. We require a pleas ant woman to act as neighbor- hoow representative. Oppor tunity to earn $2 an hour, part or full time. Avon Cosmetics. Write at once. Mrs. Bessie 'Hartsfield. Gen. Deld., Florence, S .C. 20-22p WANTED TO BUY—Pine timber. William T. Mil ler. Htfc WANTED—We have a client who is willing to pay $10,000 for house within walking distance of school. McCorkle Realty & Ins. Co., 1111 LytUeton St., Tel. 385. • - 21p Lost -r- Found FOUND—Two bull calves, not weaned, found on my farm. Owner can have by identifying and paying for this ad. Thomas C. Catoe, R-2, Box 143, Cam- den, S. C.^ 21c LOST—Brown billfold lost Satur day at baseball game, containing card. some money, farm bureau and identification card. Finder may keep money but please leave billfold and papers at the Chronicle office. \ 21p For Rent FOR RENT OR SALE—Two n< houses near Lugoff. S. C. R< Estate Sales, Ins., Inc., 622 De Kalb St Phone 324. 21c erratic flight The left wing of which was a two-seated the type used for basic training during the last world war, was broken in half, the left under carriage buried several feet in the earth while the right under car riage was ripped oft Members of the Thompson family, colored, who were seat ed on the front porch of their cabin, heard the plane circling overhead in the murky air, then they heard the crash as it struck the utility pole and as it hurtled toward the cabin, all left the porch to flee toward the rear of the building. The plane missed the building by inches, also a huge China berry tree and then crashed into the field. The pro peller blades were bent and twisted as was the nose of the ship. The plane remained up right when it came to a stop. The three young men climbed out Two did not have a scratch or bruise but the third was bleed ing from cuts on his face. They were taken to the home of a white family nearby and later brought to this city where they boarded a Charlotte-bound Grey hound bus. Inquiry of the people who were at the scene failed to locate any who had taken the names of the youths. The License number of the plane was NC52922. E. T. Young, an employee of the B and H Construction Com pany of .this city, who resides a short distance from the scene of the crash, brought the three air men to this city in his car. :co Markets FOR RENT — Furnished at ment, 3-rooms and bath. 684-R. Openei FOR RENT—Three-room unfur nished apartment, modem con veniences. Private entrance. For information call’ 490-J after 5 p. m.19-21p Kershaw county tobacco grow- tobacco FOR RENT—Store building, lo- St, suit cated on Rutledge St, suitable for small business office. Avail able now. See or call J. B. Kel ly at Newberry’s Dept Store. lltfc FOR RENT—3-room furnished apartment, also on* furnished bedroom. 1503 Highland Ave. 2U> FOR RENT—One 3-room apart ment, located just outside city limits. Unfurnished. See Tom Rabon. Phone 880-W. iU> FOR RENT—One double room with twin beds. Call 611-J 1204 Fair St. 21p DR. ROBERT TODD— (Continued from page on*) FOR RALE—Apartment size bot- motor both practically new. Will sacrifice for quick sale quic cash. See or call Bill Y tied gw stove and heater. Both 1.00. 1704 Fair Street (up- Kershaw Motor Company shaw, S. C. Phone 158. for oung at ty, Ker- 21c al of the stern father. “I have in my possession a copy of the last Will and Testament of Dr. Todd. It disclosed that the father had become so thoroughly disgusted with his only child, he bequeathed all- his property to friends. In his Iwt Will he wrote, 1 feel that my health is ^ " way. I have had a severe FOR SALE—Work horse, 5 years old, wagon and harness. One English road cart. James Stew art, route 3, box 103, Camden, S- C.^21p and injury to the spinal mar- l k row and legs, and consequently dont expect to live very long at my age.’ Mr. James A. Porter of Barnwell, was a very close friend of Dr. Todd, and was made WiU. Miscellaneous CENTER NURSING HOME — Head St Two blocks off Two Notch Road, No. J Highway, Co- fed, in- lumbia, S. C. For: Ag<__, valid, and convalescent patients. Hospital routine, nurses on 24 hour duty, doctor subject to executor of the Will. Dr. Todd willed this friend a small sum of money to purchase his little daughter a ruby ring. Mrs. Wil liam Mauldiq Lightsey, who lives in Barnwell, today is the proud owner of the little ruby ring. “It is said the Doctor was not liked when he first began his pro gh and un- UUljr, UUllUI SUDJCCl U) call. Light Therapy, vapor baths, edish Massage obtainable. Swi fession, he was roug.. couth v in his manner, but as he proved to be such a splendid \ Moody Hooting Co. D*al«r—Camden. S. C. 41$ Hampton Av*. Phon* 911 Three good home-cooked meals per day. Special Diets prepared for patients under restriction. We admit men and women, all types of physical disabilities, aged that have no disabilities but needs a home ahd special care We do not admit alco holics or any contagious dis eases. We specialize in arth- ritics and paralytica. Take ad- hysician, the people grew to like much. If patients wait P him ve ery ed to call him before they became thw very ill, he would say, ‘You must think I am Lord God Almighty, wait till you are dead and then send for me.’ “Dr. Todd owned a lovely flow er garden, he took great pride in raising fine roses, and it made him very happy to see his lovely ers beat a trail to the markets this week with the open ing of the flue-cured tobacco markets on the Carolina! border belt Gross sales on the belt at Tues day’s opening were 10,178,163 pounds at an average of $51.84 per hundred. Last year’s opening figures were 8,639,768 pounds at $56.08, indicating that while the crop may be larger this year the price is aat quite so good. However, prices for leaf grades were pp Tuesday. in his :e- wife puttering around flower garden. “Dr. Todd was always c ous, and never hesitated to do duty, but behind each man’s deeds, encouraging, waiting, and praying, there has always been a woman.. ‘Today Mothers, Wives and Sweethearts are facing this war- torn world with the resoluteness inherited from generations of ! American women and facing it beautifully. “Dr. T< ' 'odd, boni .1825, passed away some forty years ago at Barnwell, he and his wife are -eacefully sleeping in the old juaker Cemetery at Camden, South Carolina. Relatives have erected a handsome monument to their memory, and the grave is marked each Memorial Day by a wreath and flag placed there by the John D. Kennedy Chapter, United Daughters of the Confed eracy.” Beginning around the first of September THE' CAMDEN CHRONICLE will be issued semi-weekly—Tuesday and Friday of each week. ) Drive Carefully—Save a Life SALES LADY WANTED High school gradual*, be- _ grad tween ag* of 18 and 35. We would prefer someone that has had soma exper ience in soiling shoos. Apply In Person J. PAUL ROSS 932 BROAD STREET FOR SALE—One of the best farms, located near school and church on 34 Highway. Has 212 acres. Would be ideal for dairy or any type farming. This place is a good producing soil. Real Estate Sales Ins., Inc., 622 DeKalb St. Phone 324. 21c FOR SALE—Nice country home on 521 Highway, has 15 acres slanted. of fruit trees planted- Has city conveniences. Real Estate Sales Ins., Inc., 622 DeKalb St Phone m v 2ic FOR SALE->—A beautiful six room house oh E. Hampton St. Hard wood floors, tile bath, hot water heater, kitchen cabinets. Real Estate Sales Ins., Inc., 622 De- Kalb St Phone 324. 21c FOR SALE—One of Camden’s best brick veneered homes. Hardwood floor*, automatic oil on large lot, beat of ' section. Rea Phone 824. 21c furnace, oi residential FOR SALE—One 15-room house, 8 8-room houses, 9 5-room houses. 2 4-room houses, in and 124. Sic now- WHILE YOU HAVE THE TIME Iring in your form machinery and let aur expert workmen get it into First Class Shape. JOHN DEERE FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS AND PARTS DEPARTMENT MANAGER. ^ MODERN PARTS DEPARTMENT for Your Convtnianca. Wo Pick Up and Doliver At Your Form. IMPLEMENT rfUTLEDQE STREET TOUR JOHN DEERE DEALER"/ When semi-weekly publication is begun tlb subscription price will be advanced to $3JQ a During the Month of August We Will Coo tinue to Accept Subscriptions at the OM Rate of S2.5I a year A • Subscriptions will bo token for at long a period as two yofa at $2.50 a year but not for aby longar pariod than that. i-*| During The Month Of August You Con Subscribe For Two Years For $5.00. Printing semi-weekly will enable The Chronicle te non promptly coyer the i$ews of Kershaw county and i* will else jh, the Imerchants of Camdon greater advertising opportunitiss. u The Chronicle covers Kershaw county thor oughly. 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