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For SaU . Fhro* room house with both in White’s Gardens. Phone 7«t-J. 34p FOR SALE — Several hundred bushels full grain seed oeta at lumber plant in Camden. $1.29 per bushel. Contact J. L. downspouts. Pine Tree Phone 999. METAL Roofs, gutters and USE THE CHRONICLE WANT ADS FOR SALE—Dahlias and Urge Chrysanthemums. Phone 004-R. Mrs. Shealy. Up FOR SALE—One coal circulator heater, in good cootBtkm. See J. L. Talley, Baron DeKalb School. J4-J7c FOR SALE—Rock Wool insula tion. Call 199. Pine Tree Build ing. Utfc FOR SALE — Horse. Building stas call T<M SALE—RMMaably priced Guernsey grade milk cow; first call Ideal for small family. T3. and Bangs accredited. Boa 290, City, or C. B. Smith, at Cleveland School Monument. 3S-S4p Buckskin gelding,, six years old, 144 hands. Hunted part of last sea son. Has played polo. Nice mount for older child or light weight adult San be aeen by appointment Mrs. Rufus J. Red- fearn. Phone 950-J. Camden, S. C 34-36c FOR SALE—Brand new 7-room home in West Camden, just out of city limits, near Seaboard passenger station on Chesnut Ferry Drive. Hardwood floors, electric hot water heater, built- in cabinets, plenty closets. This is a real bargain. Nice neigh bors. Near city and school bus line. Can be bought direct from ' owner. Only five minutes to Du Pont site. Interested Phone 1039-J. 29tfc WE ROW HAVE a good stock of 48 tb CAMDEN OFFICE SI 1119 Broad St FOR SALE—90 lbs. roll roofing. William T. Miller Lumber Co., E. York St 28tfc USED CARS i 9 Good Trade-Ins ★ ★ ★ THE DEPENDABLE KIND ★ ★ A •1941 Btiick • Stolon FOR SALE—Try an i ment in the classified columns of ing colum Chronicle. advertise- advertis- The Camden 29 FOR SALE—Utter Irish setter puppies, A. K. C. registered. W. W. Morrizette, 1625 Edgehill Road, Columbia, S. C. 34c Wi FOR SALE—Pierce Giant hot water heater, 200 lbs. pressure tested, like new. Burns coal or coke, ideal, and most economi cal anywhere for hot water. Priced for quick sale. Also, Metal Fuel Oil Tank stand. Stogner Motor Co., 129 E. De- Kalb St. Phone 970. 34c Wanted Radio and A Ar A •1942 Ford Station Lais of good Ar A Ar •mi chtrroigt Coach .AAA •1948 Ford V8 SD Tudor / 17099 Actual miles. Par condition. AAA • 1947 Plymouth Radio and Healer. A good family car. Priced to Sell. TRUCK YpECIAL 1944 Ford 1 Vi-Ton Stake Body Truck Only 4400 Actual Mile*. A wonderful buy in a good Farm Truck. • 1946 ury Radio and Heater. All Ex • 1941 Ford Super • DeLuxe 5-Possen- ger Coupe— Haatar. Black. AAA •1937 Chevrolet ALSO Sovoral Good Cheap tfiod Con and Trucks to Soloct WANTED—To loan from $300.00 to $5,000.00 on improved prop erty. No red tape. E. R. Dixon, 627 Rutledge Si Phone 350. 2939c WANTED—You to know that ad vertisements in the classified advertising column of The Camden Chronicle get results, as hundreds of people who use them can tell you. 30 ATTENTION—Saw mill opera tors. Wanted to buy green pine lumber delivered to our yard. William T. Miller Lumber Co n E. York St . 38tfc WANTED—White waitress, ply at Ban Emerson’s Drive-1 Restaurant WANTED — Two dishwashers, colored. Salary $10. Hours: 3 to 11 p. m. Apply at Ban Emer son’s Drive-In Restaurant 26tf WANTED TO BUY—Pine timber. William T. Mil If. Utfc Lost — Found LOST—Two lemon and white female pointer puppies. Call 147-J. 31tfc LOST hound Black doll Creek swam and lost tan female in Little ip Sept. 30. Chain collar around neck, ears badly torn. Finder please notify Ruben DeBruhl, R-l, Kershaw, S. C. Reward of $10.00. 34c LOST OR STRAYED — Missing from pasture, one white and yellow spotted bull with bellon, also horns. Has not been seen in two weeks. Please notify the undersigned and receive cash reward. P. A. McDowell, Ker shaw, S. C. RFD No. 2. 33-34p LOST—Some golden opportuni ties by not using the classified advertising columns of The Camden Chronicle. : State Theatre KERSHAW. 8. G. Friday. October 7 "STREETS OF LARADO" Wm. Holden, Wm. Bendix Saturday. OcL • "BLAZING ACROSS THE PACES" Charles Starrett Smiley Burnette 8al_ Oct. 9. 10:30 P. M. "AIR HOSTESS" Gloria Henry, Ross Ford OcL 19-11 "WHISPERING SMITH" Alan Ladd, Brenda Marshall "EDWARD, MY Spencer Tracy, Deborah Kerr Bub Hope, Lucille Ball Built City’g Pint Drainage System John W. Wilson Was 84 Years Old John W. Wilson, retired city sower and plumbinf in spector, observed his 84th birthday anniversary Tuesday, October 4. And every one of the 84 years has been spent in Camden. Mr. Wilson, a graduate of Camden ibonTa graduate of Camden High School, awav Imck when, was born Oct 4, 1895. After com pleting his high school courae, Mr. Wilson had various jobs but fin ally became affiliated with the city as a sewer inspector. For 37 ▼ears he drew city pay checks and It was only s few years ago that he was retired on a pension. Incidentally the house that Mr. Wilson owns and lives in at 909 S. Lyttleton street is within a 100 feet of the dwelling in which he PRACTICAL TAILOR, altera tions, repairing. Hand-made buttonholes. Webuy men’s suits and recondition them. I. Bradon, 833 S. Broad SL 34F2tc It Of STOCK — Windows, doors, mortor mix, bricks. Rock insula talon and other building supplies. William T. Miller Lumber Co., E. York SL 28tfc WANTED—Part-time bookkeep er for morning work preferred, with some knowledge of typing. Write Box B-4, care Chronicle, Camden, S. C. 34-35c ATTENTION FARMERS — Break land with Tiller or bottom •lows, $2.50 per acre. Disc for LT9 per acre. Sow wood, $2.50 per hour. See Red Thompson or Benny Jackson. McRae Road. BBi Route > 2 ;i _ B ___^ -i—> _ i _34£ For Root FOR RENT—Three rooms un furnished. Call 782-XW. 34p "" »■ 1 — — FOR RENT—Four room furnished apartment with all modem con veniences, near schools and churches. Available immediate ly. Phone 288-R. 32tfc FOR RENT—9-room new house, • one Mock from City School. Apply to J. X. Robinson at the J. E. Robinson Store on U. S. No. 521, just oat of city limits. FOR RENT—Electric sewing ma- Camden's first drainage system, being responsible for the laying of I over 1,300 feet of sewer mains. Back in those early days, as is the case today it was a big lob to lay the mains, since there is a ndge of land bisecting the city m tne Laurens street area that would have required sewers laid fully 25 to 20 feet below street level. Mr. Wilson solved the problem by dividing the city into north and south districts and running file north mains westward to escape School Children v Are Invited To The State Fair Every school child in Kershaw county is invited to be the guest of thi State Fair in Columbia, Friday, OcL 21, on "School Day", Secretary Paul V. Moor* has an nounced at Columbia. All chil dren will be admitted free upon payment of the ten cents fsderal admission tax. Them will be no red term sll the child will have to don to present the tax ticket and walk in. -The gates of the fair am wide open for the kids," Mr. Moore said, “and_ we^hgje^that every this year, inning an the fair in tents in ■daitum «c iucational exhibits. the grandstand the World of Mirth scnooi enua Carolina . Hr: the high ridge of land and then veering sooth ward to a junction to the main disposal sewer of the south side. Life has been kind to John Wil son, for at 84 years of agq, he is stm able to stroll the “Boul Broad" and give a vigorous hand shake to his admiring friends. Ur. Wilson lives qjriefiy with his wife at 909 E. Lyttleton street. He is an ardent football and base ball fan and brags that in many years he has not missed a game, of either. a host of odi George HamidSi will oe th« again add shows, lai will again Every foot of spi~. — «« 0MRa Building has bean sold and there la not even room on the grounds for just one more hot dog stand. There are more flowers in bloom and the field of yellow and purple dahlias before the woman's build ing is in an attractive addition to the fair grounds. The grandstand show has be come one of the major events of the fair, bringing many outstand- >ers. With Pn Theatre BETHUNE, S. C. FrL-SaL. OcL 7*9 "THE PLUNDERERS in Trucolor—with Rod Cameron, Adrian Booth Chapter ,4 “Brick Bradford” Also Cartoon MALE HELP WANTED—Reliable man with car wanted to call on fanners in Kershaw county. Wonderful opportunity. $15 to $20 in a day. No exraience c capital required. Permanen Write today. McNess Company, Dept. C., Candler Bldg., Balti more 2, Md. 34F2tp WANTED—A practical nurse de sires work in private home. Night or day duty. Phone 751-J. 32tfc chine by the month, week or hour. Bake A Ford's Save Shop. DeKal low the Stanfield. Sew ’n’ Save Shop. DeKalb SL Just be- 1073-J. utfc FOR RENT—One furnished bed room, adjoining bath. Suitable for one or two gentlemen. Call 623-R. * 26tfc -4- —. ■■ ■■■ ■■■ , . FOR RENT—Two small stores op South Broad street Also, filling station, store and living quar- Phone (Saturday Night Show "MANHATTAN ANGEL" with Gloria Jean, Ross Ford city limits. OcL 10-11 When Lucille Ball and Bob Hope get together in "SORROWFUL JONES" There"s a Laugh a Minute Wad.-Thurw OcL 12-13 "THE WALKING HILLS" with Randolph Scott, >EQa Raines 22tfc / / V/S// /// i! •f fsatterligkt, flstible bfc* Ml ship, snsh, «r te bp westhsa Custi» CM»fc IviliM Fellars-Summer Co. Furniture N. Broad SL Phono 993 niutu vum* aww* wiu X1U lO capacity the large midway this “tar. Five special days will be ob- srved at the faLftWs year. Turn- roittedfreeou on their days RAUnCAT frSIS?!. 0 * UftU *« ZX** “Ptala m •■wiiKK they are Concrete Pavement your best investmeni in Roads S ««e's prindpsl road, t« beat oi pordand cement cooctew, hirfawif tends are ooosarved because concrete roe* an loaf-lived sad economical to ’ ' ■ \ i ' ‘ •• ■' A' ■ . AakyourpvUkoHkkkhr CONCRETE ROADS PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATK Steals *, 0a. »»»( WANTED—To contact young man who has had selling experience and who is interested in a good future in the floor covering business. If you are sober and mean business ws’d like to talk to you. Can train uhder G. L Bill. Write Box H-Ceare The Chronicle, Camden, S. C. 34c No other low-priced car offers you all these EXTRA VALUES w non outstanding than ever be fore with new DuM-Ufe Rivet- lass brake lauags that last up to twice as long. World's tbs extra efficient with the valve te head that’s setting tee trend automotive industry. with control centered the front wheels far driving-ease with minimum Door Handled and Chevrolet v.v> 11; offer* you el Values st lowest cost! * N juan •X X . .; »Oa Una S-Omt 1 • 1 A and traditionally worth more when you trade; for Chev rolet is -new or aupptyfag all . that extra vision which means extra eefetjt in driving with a fuller, freer view of the road. with steel welded to steel above, balow end aU around you far the highest degree of solidity and safety. the widest rims in the low- priee field-phis extra low- pressuji tires-for greater debility and riduif^oaifort. the Mr csr LANGSTON MOTOR COMPANY PHONE m WALNUT AND BROAD mMDEN. a C A M m ervice specials al