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where* customer has Ledger Account.
FOR SALE—Tiro now houses
and lota near Luaoff with city
conveniences. Real Estate Sales
Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb St. Phone
324.
For Sale
FOR SALE—Nice 4-room block
house on large lot, eouipped
with gas. Can be bought by G. I.
Real Estate Sales Ins. Inc. 622
DeKalb St. Phone 324. 35c
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
The following items are taken
from The Camden Chronicle of
Oct. 9, 1925:
Camden High defeated Chester
High 25 to 0 in fooJbalL Haynes
scored all four touchdowns for
Camden.
At a meeting of the Kershaw
County Board of Directors, J. T.
Gettys, superintendent of educa
tion, appeared before the board in
the condition of the
of the county. He ex-
FOR RALE—Small boys English
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tele-
35tfc
is a real bargain. Nice neigh-
‘' ol bus
hibited a letter from the comp
troller generar’s office stating
that there was not one dollar in
the public treasury of Kershaw
county for school use He showed
Tweed -adjustable overcoat and
l For information tele-
leggins.
phone 163.
FOR SALE—Extra good 5-room
house in suburbs. A good buy
for G. I., on large lot and city
conveniences. Real Estate Sales
Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb St. Phone
324. 35c
FOR SALE—Cocker pups, regis
tered, cute, $20.00. Also Norge
, $40.00.
refrigerator,
Call 1040-J.
35p
FOR RALE—Good 5-room house
on Highway No. at a very
reasonable
price. Real Estate
Sales Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb St.
Phone 324. ; 35c
FOR SALE — Several hundred
bushels full grain seed oats at
lumber
per
iber plant in Camden, $1.25
huh.1. Cwttct J. L.
house near
land near
FOR
Pond.. Real Estate
Sales Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb St.
Phone ' 35c
LEE SHEET METAL A ROOF
ING CO., Roofs, gutters and
down spouts. For estimates call
Pine Tree Building Su
Phone 956.
FOR SALE—We have some good
:ity.
622
35c
buys in colored property in city.
Ins. Inc. 622
Real Estate Sales
DeKalb St. Phone 324
CAMDEN OFFI
1119 Broad 8t.|
bora. Near city and school
line. Can be bought direct from
owner. Only five minutes to
Du Pont site. Interested Phone
1039-J. 26tfc
that money would have to be bar
red with
FOR SALE—We have the best
buys in building lots and acre
age, near Lugoff. Real Estate
Sales Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb St
Phone 324. ^ ~ 1 35c
rowed with the assistance of coun
ty board of directors to pay the
teachers’* salaries for the first
month of the school year. The
board authorized the chairman to
cooperate with the treasurer and
county superintendent of educa
tion in borrowing $27,500 for this
first month.
WE NOW HAVE a good stock of
Master Paint, $1.96 per
C. Dixon Bargain House,
939 Broad Street 48tb
gaL D. C. Dixon Bari
No. 2. I
FOR SALE—One coal circulator
heater, in good condition. See
J. L. Talley, Baron DeKalb
School. 34-37c
FOR SALE—Several farms and
cut-over timber lands at bargain
prices. Real Estate Sales Ins.
Inc. 622 DeKalb St Phone 324.
35c
FOR SALE—Good farm on Flat
Rock Road with fair 5-room
house and barn, around 200
acres of land. Very reasonable.
Real Estate Sales Ins. Inc. 622
DeeKalb St. Phone 324. 35c
FOR SALE—Rock Wool insula
tion. Call 956. Pine Tree Build
ing. lltfc
FOR SALE—Nice 6-room house in
best section of city. Venetian
blinds, floor furnace and porch
awnings. On large lot with some
shade. Real Estate Sales Ins.
Inc. 622 DeKalb St Phone 324.
35c
FOR SALE—Try an advertise
ment in the classified advertis
ing columns of The Camden
Chronicle. 29
be
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read before the
directors from
of citizens of
t the rb
on
that the
without
that a
of
to
Mrs. Smith. lE. Dorothy Smith.
tawlSh?
ington to witness the world’s
series baseball games to be play
ed in that city between Waanlng-
ton of the American League and
Pittsburgh of the National League.
A story from
said that
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it the
Va^ said
to teas*
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ent of schools,
ben of his st*
’dates’ with h*»u
jupfls of the ^ ^
The music j aupil
mar school held a
school auditonum _
to reorganize th< ,
music club. Officers elected were:
Willie Haile, president; Lenora
Rhame, vice president, and Mary
Helen Flowers, secretary and
treasurer. _ ,
Springs St Shannon, Inc., ad
vertised that they had just re
ceived a car load of Fulgrugi Seed
Oats.
FOR RENT-One furnished bad-
room, adjoining bath. Suitable
for one or two gentlemen. Call
62gnR. 26tfc
with some knowledge of typing.
Write Box B-4, care Chronide,
Camden, S. C. 34-35c
WANTED—To loan from $300.00
to $5,000.00 on improved prop
erty. No red tape. E. R. Dixon,
627 Rutledge St Phone 350.
29-36c
LOST—Some golden opportuni
ties by not using the classified
advertising columns of The
Camden Chronicle. 29
WANTED—White waitress. Ap
ply at Ben Emerson’s Drive-In
Restaurant 26tf
Wanted
WANTED — Two dishwashers,
colored. Salary $10. Hours: 3 to
11 p. m. Apply at Ben Emer
son’s Drive-In Restaurant 26tf
WANTED—Part-time bookkeep
er for morning work preferred.
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FOR SALE—Nice home on large
shady lot with 6 rooms, hard
wood floors, all modern con
veniences. Extra nice section of
city. Real Estate Sales Ins. Inc.
622 DeKalb St Phone 324. 35c
FOR SALE — Horse. Buckskin
gelding, six years old, 14.3
hands. Hunted
For Rent
part of last sea
son. Has
mount
weight adult. Can be seen by
appointment. Mrs. Rufus J. Red-
feam. Phone 650-J. Camden,
S. C. 34-36c
[as played polo. Nice
for older child or light
adult. Can be seen by
FOB RENT—Fhmished bedroom
for 1 or 2 men. 1503 Highland
Ave. 3Sp
FOR SALE—One of Camden’s
best homes with 7 rooms, Vene
tian blinds, all modem con-
venieces, including 2 baths, nice
floors, extra good lot in best df
residential section. Real Estate
Sales Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb St.
Phone 324. 9 35c
FOR RENT—Four room famished
apartment with all modern con
veniences, near schools Mryfl
churches. Available immediate
ly. Phone 28S-R. 32tfc
FOR RENT—Electric sewing ma
chine by the month, week or
hour, make St Ford's Sew ’n’
Sava Shop. DeKalb St. Just be
low the Sarsfield. Phone 1073-J.
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Visitors At the Kershaw County Fair may see Sylvia
Hand and Scandals of 1949 on the Midway this week.
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