The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 07, 1949, Image 9
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•at chapel exoriaesl
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i J. Wardlaw, Sr,,
afternoon.
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and Mrs. tTp. Mc-
w see Miss Bettie Rich-
is a patient in CoJum-'
•L on Saturday after-
Cunningham was ar
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nbva
Thompson, Jr.
«e Duda and Mias Mar-
were guests of the
uta, Mr. and Mrs. S.
m on Saturday.
^ton Richards left on
I to mend several days
iBetcn.
n G. Richards, Mrs. T.
I and Mrs. Lester Good
lathes in Bishopville on
gtamoon.
>ILUassey of Fort Mill
tMr. and Mrs. H. S. Hig-
.J.H. Patrick, Mias
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Sunday
Richards of Bii
Marion Richards
Miss Gallic Jones
Tent the weekend at
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F those who attended the
vs Hartsville football
tCamden on Friday night
kind Mrs. W. C. Ward-
|L J. Wardlaw, Jr., Jian-
IBifly Wardlaw, Mr. and
the Hilton, Misses Shir-
I Betty Sue Hilton, Billy
jnd Freddie Higgins.
■d Mrs. H. & Higgins,
Catherine Hig-1
' — Mr. and j
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'.were dinner guests _
IMrtH. S. Higgins, Jr^|
(fills on Tuesday ni^it .
d Mrs. Abe J. Richards,
Kdiards, Mr. and Mrs.'
hie and Mias Patricia
(Heath Springs visited
Eabeth and Lai Richards
If afternoon.
16AS AND SORGHUM
4 baying oats at today's
Somerville, Turn., aorg-
(aerator decided it was
a bay gasoline, hooked
tractor np to replace the
ie end of the long polo
Ik th« mill go around.
* Of TAX LEVY
b Books for the collec-
«mty and Schott taxes
pwl year commencing
UM9, will be open from
41M9, to December 31,
■at penalty. Thereafter
t«f one (1) per centum
d the months of Jan-
mpj and March, and
•an additional penalty
• per centum will be
Mking a total of seven
•king inquiry about
Je tUte the school dis-
m a which you live
JVrty.
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st » the various school
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To oar notion that advertisement by C. Whit
Blount states the economic and govern
mental aspects of the ease against A&P
with a clarity and forcefulness that most
of the editorial comment has lacked.
Also it strikes us as a fine example of sports
manship in business.
Incidentally, it is about as effective an ad- /
vertisement as could have been written for
Mr. Blount’s “Groceteria”.
Makes yon sort of wish yon were in Waynes
boro to trade with him, doesn’t it?
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An Advertisement From The
Waynesboro True Citizen
A Word For Our Competitor
TheGreatAtlantic&PacificTeaCo.
There has bean u move by the anti-trust
department of the Federal Government to de
stroy our
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this move.
The AGP Co., k definitely our strongest
competitor - they keep us hopping. But, we
ore STiii in dusiimss - Ana Lxponaiiig*
it uy selling quality meraiandist,
dose margin and selling at CLOSER margin*
10 aribd // trost-basters // charge that
A&P Co. contml some el the nrediiftinn
e resuft, they heg. the cost price down on
feeds.
WRI, WHAFS WRONG 1M!H TMS7T
H Agp holds the costs dMHb ft mokes
supplors hold their costs down
competitive level. They cau sell cheaper,
AND SO CAN WL
We intend to continue to try to soH better
1 merchandise than A&P; We also will continue
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