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THE ANT ADS WE NOW MATE a food stock Kraft Master Paint, $1.98 p gaL D. C. Dixon Bargain How Na 2. 939 Broad Street 46 house In best residential tion. Priced to sell. McC< Realty A Ins. Co., 1111 Lj ton St. Telephone 385. -f- LKE SHEET METAL A ROOI Co. Roofs, cutters and ■ spouts. For estimates call Tree Buildiaf Supply. I •56. Qjfict SuA^t 1116 Brood 8t ALL OLIDDEN Housa Paints 25% Discount FELLER-SUMMER jMt Broad St Phono 663 f0R SALE—1939 Plymouth door sedan, new motor, i R int job. oducts, 928-M. FOR bus line, % Inlaid Linoloum $2.00 sq. yd. FalUrs-Summsr Co. N. Broad Phono 983 FOR SALE—Cedar posts. 956. Pine Tree Building. FOR^SALE—Pointer puppies.^ complete with bath and 1 floors, IVfc miles north of Ca den, just off Highway No. very cheap. Terms cheaper tl rent. Mr. Grover Bra am. Dependable USED CARS and TRUCKS , * • u ★ ★ ★ • 1947 Ford V-8 Su Del. Tudor— r * V . Radio, Heater, 20,000 A( ual Miles. / The Perfect Used Car • 1942 Ford V ^ Tu dor— Good Tires—Average Car. A Good Price On ^his One -V ★ ★ ★ • 1942 Ford V-8 Sta tion Wagon— Body Reworked — Good Condition. ★ ★ ★ • 1936 Chevrolet . Coach— Good Shape. ★ ★ ★ | SEVERAL GOOD TRUCKS TO SELECT FROM. W . * f ★ ★ ★ REDFEARN MOTOR CO. Camden, S. C. • FOR SALE—In Stock. Used Gal- T vanised jdpo in all sizes. Whit- ■ iac Products. Phone 928-M, 1000 ^ Mmst atf , FOR SALE—Large 8-room house with around 1 acre of land, shady back yard, city conven- ■ ience at a very special price of r $3,400. Can’t buy timber for i that today. Real Estate Sales 1 Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb St Phone ’. 324. 23c c FOR SALE—Three nice building lots at below market price. Me- f Corkle Realty Sc Ins. Co., 1111 r Lyttleton St. Phone 365. 23p , l FOR SALE OR RENT—Two very - attractive new bungalows, with a city convenience, near Lugoff, S. C. Real Estate Sales Ins. Inc. e 622 DeKalb St Phone 324. 23c 3 FOR SALE—One four-room house with bath in the town of 3 Blaney. Situated on one acre a of land, with 150 ft front facing s Highway Na 1. C. E. Young, s Blqney, S. C. ^ 23c “ FOR SALE—Six-room house near completion on E. Hampton St., with large lot, hardwood floors, hot water heater, tile bath, kitchen cabinets. Will be glad to show it Real Estate Sales Ins. i Inc 622 DeKalb St. Phone 324. I 23c FOR SALE—Two-room house on lot 25-150 on Mill street. Will sell for $600. Gradey Wilson, 816 Mill St 23p FOR SALE—Nice 5-room bunga low with beautiful shrubery on one acre of land, with Venetian blinds, etc. Real Estate Sales Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb St. Phone - 324. 23c [ FOR SALE — 21 ft furnished b housetrailer for sale, cheap, c Sleeps four. Mrs. Mae Ellis, 408$ King St., Camden, S. C. k 23p 2 FOR SALE One of Camden’s - outstanding B. V. homes. Six - rooms, bath and half, hardwood f floors, on large lot automatic oil furnace, Venetian blinds and awnings. Real Estate Sales ~ Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb St Phone 324. £ 23c FOR SALE — One 1040 Dodge pickup in excellent condition. Can be seen at Camden Body Shop. j Up FOR SALE—One new six-room B. V. home in Kirkwood Circle, shown by appointment. Real c „ Estate Sales nls. Inc. 622 De- [j Kalb St. Phone 324. 23c c Check your office needs for these: _ FILING CABINETS * 4 dr. letter size „ $66.00 with lock 77.00 i* 4 dr. letter size : 48.50 • 2 dr. letter size .. 24.95 * * with lock _ 29.95 _ 1 dr. letter size 9.95 p CAMDEN OFFICE SUPPLY, Inc. _ Complete Office Outfitters Broad St (Chronicle Bldg.) PHONE 600 FOR SALE—Several nice farms and cut over timber land reas onable. Real Estate Sales Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb. Phone 324. 23c FOR SALE—One large seven- room house, complete with modern convenience. Phone 923-J. 23-26p FOR SALE—Nice 5-room home on Highway 521. Has 15 acres of land and some fruit trees • started. Real Estate Sales Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb St. Phone 324. 23c WALLRITE WALL COVERING $2.00 per roll . Fellers-Summer Co. Phone 983 N. Broad Lost — LOST—One pair of glaases shell ink frames, between Coolie mis’ filling station and Cam den Floral Co. Phone 113 or e Chronicle office leave at The 23p FOUMD—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. 22-24c Wanted HELP WANTED^—Male or Fe male—Men or woman to take over route of established Wat kins customers in Camden. Full time income averages $45 week ly. No car or investment neces sary. We will help you get started. Write J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. S-3, Richmond, Va. 23p Raton fj To Preach Sunday Rev. Matthew Raboo, of Chai lesion, will be the guest speak* at the first Baptist church at morning and evening Sunday. The R'wv. Mr. Rabcm is antly remembered in Cam the assistant pastor of the First _ ptist church a few years ago. > is a native of Lugoff and Mrs. bon is the former Mis* Eliza- th DeBmhl, of Camden. For Root FOR RENT — 3-room furnished apartment. 1503 Highland Ave. 23p FOR RENT—3-room unfurnished apartment All modem conven iences. Mrs. Henry Norris. Phone 490-J after 5 p. m. 23-25p ROF RENT—2 small stores on South Broad street. Also, filling station, store and living ouar- " " Phone Late Mrs. Workman Eddie Nolan Boys &<F!timbefof M Cousins In den of the death of Mrs. Margaret man, wife of Dr. J. man, a ns and a first Nettlra, Mrs. Mrs. Willis Sheora, Carolinian rs. John T. Zemp, and of Camden, and James DeLoache, of Camden. Mrs. Workman was a leader in the Methodist church. Her hus- puinting cor the business, which future will be managed by Mrs. Nolan. Mr. Nolan stated that for the t the shop win con , the lines that have the Mahoney ownership. '2&3 be soi tions 48 near city limits. 22tfc WANTED—A commercial teacher and a teacher for English and History. Will consider one qual ified to teach a combination of these subjects. Supt Antioch School, Camden, S. C. 22tie. FOR RENT—Store building, lo cated on Rutledge St, suitable for «mall business office. Avail able now. See or call J.JB. Kel ly at Newberry’s Dept. Store. Utfe WANTED—To buy rough, green pine boards delivered at our mill, Sumter, S. C. Telephone 427, Sumter, S. C. Sumter Plan ing Mills A Lumber Company. Miscella WANTED TO BUY—Pine timber. William T. Mil ler. lltfc FOUR SALES POSITIONS AVAILABLE WANTED At once, four high-type, good salesmen (men or women) to sell well-estab lished Company's Group Plan. Choice of four loca tions in South Carolina. Top Commissions and Sal aries Paid! INTERVIEWS BY l APPOINTMENT ADDRESS APPLICATION t P. O. BOX 1314 Columbia, South Carolina ' 23c FARMERS withiiw 50 miles of Camden, land broke $2.50 per acre; land disked $1.75 per acre. Call Red Thompson at 102-J. 23p 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 Three good home-cooked meals per day. Special Die 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- ritics and paralytics. Take ad vantage of our summer rate, ef fective May 1, 1949. Inquiries welcome. Box 5033, Five Points Station, Columbia, S. G Mrs, Gladys Riley, Superintendent 7tfc College. Three of their sons are Methodist ministers as was Mrs. Workman's father, the late Rev.' George Thornburgh. Until her health began to fail she and Doctor Workman made frequent trips to South Carolina to visit their many relatives. Funeral services woe held from the First Methodist church of Con way with interment at Mount Holly cemetery in Little Rock, Ark. Mrs. Workman attended public schools in Walnut Ridge and Lit tle Rock and was a member of the first graduating class of Gal loway Women’s Coflege at Searcy. She served as assistant business manager of the Arkansas Metho dist of which her father was edi tor at the time, from 1891 to 1893. On February 15 she and her husband celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary. She served as dean of women and taught Bible while her hus- '.'ssHseI , - ■ ■- or Mr. Ip for expert rtptj, -£V ^ guara OR 1 YOUR MONEY B ■* band was president of Henderson- 'ollowing retirement in 1941 the couple re- Brown. Following Dr. Workman’s retirement in 1941 turned to Conway. MILLER'S For Lumbar FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Septem ber 17, 1949, R. L. Qualls will make to the Probate Court of Ker shaw county his final return as Administrator of the estate of V. L. Qualls, deceased, and on the same date he will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Administrator. 23-26p ! N. C. ARNETT, Judge of Probate Camden, S. C., Aug. 17, 1949. Hoavy tummar troval it bard on tatting machines handlid by afftci** ebonies will determine quickly thalT motor trouble. Drive Hi for • tbovee|k check-up, to keep your cpr rolling. SMOAK "Your E. DeKalb St. NQJOIt (0. OMsmebil* D«al«r" , ' v -, ) ^ Mm* •vV- , ill ^1* ■ s® SAVE me (Modal 46) dot drtvbh tmmim tar hr dm tarn M • ***«!&? l v • : Come see this Stunning New Buick Special-big in room, big in valve-in-head straight-8 power, easy to manaere in size and price - • %TTM rhm Moody Heating Co. Dealer—Camden. S. C. 418 Hampton Ave* Phone 311 There's No Need To DISCARD Your Old Lawn Mower BECAUSE— D. P. PEEBLES has installed a Foley Sharpener and can Service ALL Mowers .. HAND or MOTORIZED . . replacing all worn or broken parts. He also has facilities for sharpening all types of Cutting Tools . . . SPECIALIZING IN SAW SHARPENING D. P. Peebles TEL. tt7-R Satisfaction Guaranteed iction Guarai >n Air Work 'ES, we know it looks like n lot more money. That stunning new front end— those graceful, tapering fenders — those bigger interiors and high-visibility windows add up to a car you’d expect to wear a pretty fancy price tag. But come in and see for yourself bow right we were when we said this new beauty was priced right down your alley. Come try the comfort-patterned seats, DKMVERED AT YOtNt BOOS handle dm easily managed wheel, lift the hood and see the bonnet-filling valve-in- head straight-eight power plant you com mand, measure the shorter bumper-to- bumper length. ’Ihen do a little hard-boiled matching.up of price tags. In particular—compar# this beauty with the sixes—and ask yourself why ybu should pay for straight-eight power and not get it You have, remember, three smart body types to ebooae from —the tidy, three* passenger Coupe ahown here, a oest 2* doqr, six-passenger Sedaaet and a smsrt 4-door Sedan with the roomieat interiors ever found in a Buick SPECIAL. ^ They're going bat, as you might expect Getting a firm order in is a amart mo* just to tnaure early delivery. I f dropping in-the Sot mi*** you can? Modal 46 3-pauedger Coupe (Hhdrahd) $] ,944.00 MeM 46-S 6-paamnger S~hntt . . $1,997.00 MoM 43 6-patttngtr 4 door Swfai $2,050.00 SM» and dfy text, If any, exfoo. DyooSow Orfoo opUomal at wriro tori. AM priem Wbjtl to dmmg. mrtc* Frit* may n*y rSgUfy ■4a adlMag hi—umlig. baeaam a$( SPEC/ALLV NOIV' U Ml. l ( - *2 TmaUH&MYJ. TAnOt.AKNamH, atari r r D. M. MAYS taamucr > BETHUNE, S. C i* — Camden Company