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Foil SALE—We have two nice 5-
room houses Just off No. 1 high-
way, short distance from dtp.
Real Estate Sales Ins. Inc.
622 DeKalb St Phone 324. 38c
6 p. m.
, $35. Can
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FOR SALE—Nice 7-room house
with large lot 106x170 on N.
Broad street,,This pUce is
priced to saD. Real Estate Sales
Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb St Phone
- 324. -..r' 38c
FOR Sale — One 7-H Croaley
Shelvador Refrigerator, excel
lent condition. Call 634-R be
tween 2 and-5 p. m., or before
10 a. m. •• v 38c
' exclusive resi-
of city, nice 7-
large lot If
ir a real home
Estate Sales
lb St. Phone
38c
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Ins. Inc. 622
324. ;
FOR SALE—Two female pointer
pups, 8 months old. .Ideal for
training, $35 each or $65 for
boShlttwt Lieut. Jesse H.
Fletcher, Browns Road, R-2,
Camden, S. C. 86F38p
FOR SALE—Just off No. 1 high-
way, one 6-room log house
beautifully furnished on inside
water, three acres of land, with
city convenience. Real Estate
Sales Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb St
Phone 324. 38c
SPECIAL — SPECIAL — Limited
quantity of 55-gal. garbage cans
with handles and fitted lids.
Attractively painted. While they
last $3.50. Whiting products,
1000 Mill Street. 37-38c
FOR RALE—Four houses and tots,
5 miles north of Camden High
way I. Reasonably price. Phone
816-J-3. Call after 3 p. m. 28-41p
WE* NOW HAVE aeveral food
buys in colored property, both
in houses and lots, also some
farms. Real Estate Sales Ins.
Inc. 822 DeKalb St Phone 824.
38c
FOR SALE—Nice log house near
Hermitage Lake. Can be used
as summer or winter home.
This place is priced to sell. Real
Estate Sales Ins. Inc. 622 De
Kalb St. Phone 324. 38c
FOR RALE—Small boys English
Tweed adjustable overcoat and
t For information tele-
35tfc
leggins.
phone 163.
FOR RALE — 2 new houses on
S ood lots near Lugoff. It’s G. L
hould look these over. Real
Estate Sales Ins. Inc. 622 De
Kalb St Phone 324. 38c
FOR
ment in the
ing columns of
Chronicle.
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The
Camden
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FOR
BALE—Nice 8-room house
on Lyttieton street, near
churches and schools. Real Es
tate Sales Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb
St. Phone 324. 38c
CAMDEN OFFICE
1110 Breed it
FOR SALE — Several hundred
bushels full grain seed oats at
lumber plant in Camden, $1.25
per bushel. Contact J. L.
Little Theatre
CAMDEN. R. C
FrL-SaL. Oct 21-22
Fighting! Looting! Loving!
Yvonne DeCarlo and
Howard Duff—in
"CALAMITY JANE AND
SAM BASS"
Color by TECHNICOLOR
Also: Two(2) Cartoons
EXTRA SPECIAL!
First Edition of
“Southland News”
Saturday Nile—Late Show
Oct 22. 10:30 P. M.
Warner Baxter and
Adele Jergens—in
"THE CRIME DOCTOR'S
DIARY"
Also: Skinny Ennis and
His Orchestra
8
Sunday. October 23
Only a girl like RITA could
jlay this part! She’s got what
it takes! So they’ve taken what
she’s got! ... and set it to
MUSIC!
Rita Hayworth and
Victor Mature—in
"MY GAL SAL"
Also: PETE SMITH
Sunday SUrting Times
Matinee .3:15
Night— 9:00
Mon.-Tuts.. Oct. 24-25
Nothing ever like it! Noth
ing you ever liked more!
Gary Cooper arid
Jane Wyatt—in
"TASK FORCE"
Part in Color by
TECHNICOLOR
Also: News
Wed.-Thurs M Oct. 26-27
The inside story of a great
U. S. CRIMINAL INVESTI
GATION!
Glenn Ford and
Nina Foch—in *
"UNDERCOVER MAN"
Also: News, P. Parade and
Cartoon
“PRIDE OF THE YANKEES’*
is coming BACK to THRILL
you
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FOR SALE — light room house
on Hampton street, in top con
dition, in and out. Priced to
sell McCorkle Realty & Ins.
Co., 1111 Lyttieton St Phone
385. 38c
FOR SALE—5-burner Florence
stove and a 3-burner Cabinet
style stove with built-in oven.
Both in good condition. Contact
“Dub” MarshaU at “Dub” Mar
shall’s Grocery or Phone 305-M.
• 37-38c
FOR SALE — Two 3-bedroom
houses and three 2-bedroom
houses. All in A-l condition.
- McCorkle Realty & Ins. Co.,
1111 Lyttieton St Phone 385.
38c
FARMS FOR SALE—121 acres,
5% miles from city; 101 acres,
5% miles from city: 212 acres,
12 miles from city. Several oth
ers, large and small. Real Es
tate Sales Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb
St. Phone 324. 38c
FOR SALE—-Winkler oil heater.
Heats five rooms. Also seven
fluorescent ceiling lights, large
or small. ^ Desk lights, fluor
escent Six practically new
Venetian blinds. Can be seen
between 8 and 5 upstairs at the
medical building. 37-39p
FOR SALE—Pansy plants, $2.00
per 100. Camden Floral Co., Re
tail Shop. 211 E. Laurens St.
Phone 193, Camden, S. C. 38c
FOR SALE—Extra nice 6-room
house on Lake View with large
lot; also Venetian blinds, floor
furnace and porch, awnings.
G. I.’s get this. Real • Estate
Sales Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb St.
Phone 324. 38c
WE NOW HAVE a good stock of
Kraft Master Paint, $1.98 per
gaL D. C. Dixon Bargain House,
No. 2. 030 Broad Street 48tb
FOR SALE—2% gallon milk cow,
Guernsey and Jersey, Very
centle. Sacrifice $100.00. Find at
Loma Brown, Route 1, West-
ville. '» 38c
F6R SALE—Several new homes
in suburbs which will pass G. L
inspection. See us for one of
these nice homes. Real Estate
Sales Ins. Inc. 622 DeKalb St
Phone 324. i 38c
FOR SALE—We have listed with
us some of the most desirable
tots near Lugoff; also some
small tracts cut up in acres.
Real latate Sales Ins. Inc.
622 Defidb St. Phdne 324. 38c
LUSiarr METAL * ROOF.
ING CO* Roofs, gutters and
down spouts. For estimates call
Pine Tree Building Supply,
Phone 950. ifltfn
three bedrooms, two baths, com
bination living room and din
ing room, laundry, two car gar
age, stables, swimming pool,
kennels, auest house with bath,
water and lights, elartricity for
all buildipgs, 35 acres land, 24
acres in woods, 40 pecan trees,
more than $5,000 worth of
shrubbery. About two miles
from Camden. Reasonably
priced. McCorkle Realty A Ins.
Co., 1111 Lyttieton St. Phone
385. 38 P
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COMING ATTRACTIONS
Haiglar Theatre
Cor. Broad and Rutledge Sts
CAMDEN. 8. &
Fri.-Sal., Oct. 21-22
DOUBLE FEATURE
PROGRAM!
— No. 1 —
Look for thrills when ALLAN
“ROCKY” LANE rides in
TRONTIER INVESTIGATOR'
— No. 2 —
It’s got the wallop and speed
of greased lightning!
, Wm. Boyd as
“HOPALONG CASSIDY”—in
"STRANGE GAMBLE"
Also: Chapter 7, “GHOST
OF ZORRO”
Mon.-Tuas^ Oct. 24-25
FIRST SHOWING IN
CAMDEN!
A wonderful, wonderful movie
you’ll love to remember!
Marguerite Chapman, Walter
Brennan, Robert Paige—In
"THE GREEN PROMISE"
Also: News
Wednesday. October 28
BANK NITE EVERY
WEDNESDAY!
Chutin’ the works! For Thrills,
Drama and Love!
Gloria Henry and
Ross Ford—in
"AIR HOSTESS"
Also: News and Comedies
Thursday Only, October 27
A New terror stalks the
jungle—and traps Zandra, love
ly forest r
maiden! A new
TARTAN’S
new girl
arouses TARTAN’S fighting
heart!
Johnny Weissmuller and
Johnny (BOY) Sheffield—in
"TAR2AN TRIUMPHS"
Also: Chapter 7, “BRICK
BRADFORD"
FOR RALE—Rock Wool _
tipn. Call 956. Pine Tree Build
ing. >V lltfc
WANTED —
will pay $1
room house. i
Ins. Co y 1111
Phone 385.
have client who
for four bed-
irkle Realty Ir
LytUeton St.
38c
STRAIGHT SALARY 850 WEEK-
ly, Man or Woman with Auto
sell Poultry Mixture to Farm
ers. Eureka Mfg Co, Kast St
Louis, m. • 38p
WAHTED-We have client who
will pay $12,000 for nice three
bedroom house. McCorkle “
ty & Ins. Co., 1111 Lyttieton
Phone
385.
Reel-
WANTED—White
urant.
Two
$10.
1! p. m Anply at
son s Drive-I
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. 29
CE DOG SHOW
The Florence Kennel Club will
held its first annual all-breed
point dog show on Thursday, No-
to Camden own
ers of purebred dogs to enter their
* the show under the
Kennel Club sanction.
“FOR ARMED
The Armed Forces continue to
receive Scriptures where needed.
During a recent three-monfi^pei-
for
iod the American Bible
_ to
RtW
and nearly 9,000
Sells Interest
In Block Plant
Jfrfc H. Reeves has disposed of
his interests in the Reeves Bros,
block plant to a brother, Wallace
Reeves, Jr., according to a record
of transfer on file with the clerk
of courts of Kershaw county.
The transfer includes all ma
chinery, equipment, motor ve-
. ikies, accounts receivable and all
other property at the plant on the
’efferson Davis highway east of
Camden. Consideration is given at
tiles.
For Runt
— Five-room
oae block from city
j Apply to J. E. Robinson
at the J. E. Robinson Store on
U. S. No. 521, just out of dty
limits..; 38p
SPECIAL — SPECIAL — Limited
quantity of 55-gal. garbage cans
with handles and fittM lids.
Attractively painted. While they
last $3.50. eWhiting Products,
1000 Mill Street. 37-38c
AIMTING,
ishing, call
FOR TOUR HOUSE P.
floor sanding and finishing,
Oscar Anderson. All work
contracted, guaranteed to give
satisfaction. Phone 908-W, Cam
den, S. C. 37-39p
apartment at 1214 Fair St,
across from school. Reason
ably priced. Available Nov. 1st.
CaD 17 or 28. * 37-38c
FOR RENT—Four room furnished
apartment with all modern con
veniences, near schools and
■Churches. Available immediate-
ly. Phone 288-R. 32jfc
FOR RENT—Electric sewing ma
chine by the month, week or
hour. Blake & Fords Sew ’n’
Save Shop. DeKalb St Just b
low the Sarsfield. Phone 1073-J.
32tfc
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ties
advi
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ertising col
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golden opportuni
using the classified
columns of The
cle. 29
TRESPASS NOTICE
fotke is hereby given that
fishing, cutting timber,
cattle or otherwise Ires-
consisting of various tracts lo
cated in School Districts 1C, 9,
15, 33 and 41 in
Y, South Carolina,
:,000 acres, more
premises are nov. ,
brand under the name of I
HILL PLANTATION, is prohibit
ed and all trespassers apprehend
ed will be dealt with in accord
ance with the laws of the State
of South Carolina. 38F-4tc
ARD CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY.
SUMMONS
STATE OF SOUTH CAROUNA.
COUNTY OF KERSHAW.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Johnnie Clay, '
Plaintiff
▼s. ■■ , „ ■
Lucile Washington Clay,
Defendant
TO THE DEFENDANT ABOVE
NAMED: , .
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON
ED and required to answer the
Complaint In this action, of which
* 0 ® r uuoT ^
imptalnt upon HAHott) W
£***£!; £**«
of theCfcTJS&h «
Harold w.
Pitfaxtir^
ON PLEAS
TO THE EwM*
witbin Tw,nty (», d ^”’
k—ot.
Doe representing indlrldually ^ »w* service, and
and collectively all other persons ?, * Person appointed
Utem fo,-th,
ft *^ Ched PeUtioTL
f * Petl «0Beu i
ply to the Court and hivi
P T*° n a W > °kted to rei
said minor In this actiM
harold w. nnsoS,
38F3tc PUlntiffi »*
NoficT
..Sealed bids will be ih
Board of Deacons
JJmden, S. C., for the tear
the interior of the Church
mg, through Tueidav i
of specifioSS,
obtained from John C
Chairman, Budding Co'
Box 327, Camden, §. c
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you, and to serve a copy of yovr
Answer to the said Complaint upon
the subscribers hereto at their of
fices, Camden. South Carolina,
within twonty (99) days from the
date of serrtoe aforesaid; and if
yon fail to answer the Complaint
in the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff
herein will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in-the Com
plaint. * • */.V -t;
HAROLD W. FUNDERBURK,
tSFftc Plaintiffs Attorney
Camden, South Carolina
8th day of October, 1949
SUMMONS
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF KERSHAW.
COURT OF COMM'
Clarence McGutrt,
..v Plaintiff;
▼a.
W. F. Nettles, David Johnson,
Chalmers Johnson, Augustas
Johnson, Everly Johnson, James
Johnson, Clara Johnson, Rosa
Johnsop. Sally Johnson, Daniel
Johnson, Ellen Perkins and John
persons
unknown who are or maybe heirs-
at-law of the estate Augustus
Johnson deceased and all per
sons under disability.
Defendants
TO THE RESPONDENTS ABOVE
NAMED:!
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON
ED, and required to Answer the
Complaint In this action, of which
a copy is herewith served upon
you, and to serve a copy of the
Answer to the said Complaint on
the subscriber at hla office In the
City of Camden, South Carolina,
within twenty (20) days after ser
vice thereof, exclusive of the day
of such service, end if you fall to
answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Petitioners in
this action will apply to the Court
Thank You, Mr. & Mrs. N. M. Davii
OF CONGERS, NEW YORK
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Feel Just as You Do!
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One of the wonderful things about Americans is their great sense of fair play.
Ever since the anti-trust lawym announced their intention of putting A&P out of business, tremendous numbers of
people like Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Davies of Congers, New York, have deluged us with letters, wires and phone
pe ?P* e “•» M Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Davies da in the following latter,
why they like A&P and why they don’t want to see this company destroyed. „
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kave noticed that B Q our toro , h0 have .
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good food for their money and gtring farmers better uarfcets for their prod
It u beartening to know that the public approma of tho job we have done,
of fair, honest dealing; has won us the frienduhm nf
of giving
~ IWU 101 u,eir monc y ™ rarmers better markets for their product*.
s heartening to know Aat the public approval of tba job we have done... to know that OUT policy
fair, honest dealing baa won us the friendship of millions of consumers and famers. ^
We will always be grateful to all our good friends who have offered us their »-«-
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