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WANT ADS stand*, $30.00. stand*, all sises In itin# Products, 1000 1040, 28 ft r- *i&m r t A nj J ru5i nun jnow fvxj Tea-At Court Inn Wednesday Afternoon The Evening Circle of mi the For Sain rOA SALK — One girls IcgSins suit and one coat in good con dition. Size 6X. Phone 10M-J. 44-45p POA SALE — Delicious home made fruit cakes, 4 to 6 pounds r, Lugoff, each. Ammons Grocery, Pecan Station. S.' C. Opposite 45-46p SALE—Nice new five-room house near Du Pont plant. All modern conveniences, electric hot water, lights. Price McCorkle Realty it Ins. 1111 LytUeton St. Phone 389. 45-46p -5——m In exc to sell at a sacrifice. Call 124-W. 45c Monticello Road, Columbia. between $ C. Phone 38834 a. m. and § p. m. 42tfc WE NOW HAVE a food stock of Kraft Master Paint FOR SALE—80-acre estate. Rus tic Clubhouse, will accommo date 200 guests, 2 barns. Ideal out fronting paved ay. selling for less than ~ ' s on Colum s *^ WSBLs&EBt gal D. C Dixon No. L 839 Broad Street FOR D A11 t u S‘ FOR SALE—Just received a ship- . ment of new ObVer *77” Trac tors. Also, we have several ■ used tractors, standard makes, at bargain prices. If you are in the market for Farm Ma- C AMDEN OFFICE SUPPLY, Inc. nu »*■»« «■ Ss-LSi W*atod byterian -Nil Fashion 8how and Tea oa Wednes day afternoon, Nov, ll, at 4 o'clock la the drawing rooms at Court Inn. Admission is 11.26 and the pro ceeds will be used in the building fund of tjha chudch. The clo&ee for the show will be furnished by The Clothes Tree will be Mrs. Samuel poykin, Mrs. H. Granger Gaither, Mrs. Frank Wooten. Jr.. Mrs. A. W. West, Mrs. Chas G. Moller, (Mrs. Benton Sheorn (Dotty Roe- borough), Mrs. E. B. Beard, Mrs. H. E. Beard. Jr.. Mrs. Jim Darby, Mrs. Moytan L. Pu Val, Mrs. George Stuart, Jr M Mrs^ Marie Halle and Mrs. T. Lee LltUe. • • • e e chinery see us before you buy, - * ‘ - livestock. will trade for feed or The J. W. Conder Co., 5 miles North of Columbia, S. C., Fair- wold, S. C. 45-49c WANTED—To rent small fur nished bachelor apartment. References furnished. Write *‘X,” care The Chronicle. 45p Surplus From Bazoor Offered For Sole / All surplus canned goods, home* i's clothes FOR SALE—Good, rich kindling, $9.00 per load. Write J. E. An derson, Cassatt, Route 1. 45-46p W ANTED—Experienced switch board operator for relief work during illness and vacation. Work is irregular. 45-47c made baby and children and ladies' aproff left from the Basaar, sponsored by the Woman’s Society of Christian Service, of Lymeton Street Methodist church, LEE SHEET METAL A ROOF ING CO. Roofs, gutters aad down spouts. For estimates call Pine Tree Building S' Phone 956. WE HAVE several new Kresky floor furnaces and circulators for sale at a bargain; also gas ranges and stoves, electric re frigerators and stoves. Phone 991-J. Robert Hellams. 43tfnc FOR SALE—One studio couch in excellent condition. Upholstery never touched. Slipcover ig good condition, goes with couch. Call 407. 45c FOR SALE — Nice 5-room house in Whites Garden, all modern conveniences. Price $5,250. Mc Corkle Realty 6c Ins. Co., 1111 Lyttletoa St. Phone 385. 45-46p FOR SALE — Beautiful home on Fair street, five bedrooms, three baths, servants bath, five-car [arage, hot air. Priced to sell. ~ le Realty A In*. Co, tton St. Phone 385. 4*4«p Chest Colds Wool tfon. Call 956. Pise Traa Build- ^^TarslUvuoough- throat, chest and a m a Mm FOR RALE—Try an advertige- mant in tha classified advertis ing columns of The Camden Chronicle. 29 with time tastart FOR SALE—Small boys KnglUh Tweed adjustable overcoat and leggins. For information teli phone 163. 35t tfc PRE INVENTORY SUE All Point and Wallpaper In Stock 20% Off * CASH SALE ONLY NOLAN'S PAINT STORE 78S-M WANTED—You to know that ad- in the classified advertising column of The Camden Chronicle get respite, as hundreds of people who use them can Ml you. 29 HELP WANTED—Male and Fe- made—Man or woman to take over route of established Wat kins Cuatomers in Camden. Full time income averages $45 weekly. No car or investment necessary. We will help you get started. Write J. R. Watkins Co, Dept. S-3, Richmond, V*. ^ ^ 45T3tp may be seen in the church office of Miss Myrl Hast every morning from 9 until 12:30. All articles in cluding a beautiful line of Christ mas cards are offered for sale. a * • • • Trinity Church Will Have Bazaar Tuesday Loot — Found The bM**r sponsored by the Trinity Methodist church (colored) Woman's Society of Christian Serv ice, will be held In thp Farm Home ■Markat next door to the Agricul tural bolldlng on Tuesday. Novem ber 19, from 10 a. m. until 10 p. m. The puhlk Is Invited. MISPLACED — One erty of ft. V. bia-Camdcn highway No. 28. El- HAS BOOK— (Continued from puce one) LOST—Some For Rent FOR RENT-2 bath, furnace heat private 421-W. chine by the month, week or hour. Blake A ForcPs Sew ’n’ Save Shop. DeKalb St. Just be low the SanfMd. Phone 10T3-J. S2tfc NOTICC TO DEBTORS ANP CREDITORS All parties indebted to the aa- f W. P. McGuirt are hereby tate o notified to make payment to the all parties, if undersigned, gnd all any, having claims against said estate will present ]. a'McGinuT, 1. Free white males of 18 years and upward, including heads of familiaa. 2. Free white males under 18 years. 3. Free white females, including heads of families. 4. All other free persons. 5. Slaves. The total population for the United States as returned. in 1790 was 3,929,214. The cost of mss foVisMtrs! 1790 was 249,073; North ^Carolina was 393,751, and Georgia 82,548. The original schedules of the first census are bound in 38 volumes and preserved in the census office. The South Carolina districts with population in 1790 were: Beaufort 18,753 Camden 38,265 Charleston 86,! Cheraw 10, Georgetown 22,1 Ninety Six 73,729 Orangdburg —18,513 L. Sweet,' Y, arrived on Friday to join Mrs. Sweet at the Greenleaf Villa. Their daughter, Mrs. F. W. Hand, aad three children, are occupying their cottage on if. Mte Bt, fur the sea son. Mr, and Mrs. Sweet will lasve after Thanksgiving for Florida. Dr. easd Mrs. Joseph ToMn of Greenville Gecersl hospital, were week-end guests of Dr. Tobin's mother, Mrs. L. P. Tobin, Hamp ton St Both Dr. Tobin and his bride (Dr. Mary Tribble Tobin) are Interning at the Greenville hos pital. •Mr, aad Mrs. Boykin W. Rhsme, Jr. spent the week-mid in CRsrlee- ton and attended the CUadel-V. M. L football game on Saturday: Mr. and Mia. Claude WRUams returned to their home in Balti more, Md., after a week's visit here with the former's sister and broth er, Mrs. J. M. Gandy and M. B. williams, Lyttleton St. * Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Goodykoonts of Bluefleld, W. Va., spent a few days here this week with the lat ter's sister, Mrs. J. A. Sterne, Greenleaf Villa, and Mrs. G. B. Stuart, Sr. Mrs. Bill Burns (Margaret Van Landlngham) spent last week-end at Wlnthrop college with the form er's classmates. Mrs. James Allen (Agnes De- Puts) and her daughter. Mary, and Mias Agnes Corbett, all of Greens boro, N. C., were week-end guests of Mr. and Mid. W- L. DePsse, Jordan street. ' * rot and Mr*. Ores Hrdrick (Dorothy Smith Heath) of Alexan dria, Va. and Washington, D. C. spent last week here with Mrs. Hvdrick*s sister, Mn. W. W. Bates, LytUeton RL Mr. and Hr*. Chas. J. Shannon, 4th, and family, Betty, Judy and John, who bare been occupying the Hydrlck home in Brevard Placet for five years, mowed reeently to the Q. J. Shannon residence on Chesnut St. Jody. Bobpgr and Mary Greensboro, N. C., were guests last week of Mr. NnckoU's sister, Mrs. John A. Hagtas, and family, Chaanat St Mr. and Mrs W- L. Qoodale. Greene street attended the Notre Dame-U. of North Carolina football game Jn Yankee Stadium. New York City on Saturday * •" Mr. and Mrs. J. (Jean Van Landlngham) and chil dren, Michael and Maureen of Ridgewood. N. Y„ will arrive on Nov. 21, to spend Thanksgiving with Mr*. Monahan’s paronta. Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Van Landlngham. Mrs. Jas. W. Stuart aad sons, Billy and Barry, Mrs. Luther R Fields and Mrs. Stuart's Frederick P. Burry of N. J., spent Mflnday in Mrs. St, left on Friday for a two-weeks r. New Garden Club visit wKh relativaa in White Plains, n. y. ■ i. a • ■•'■e *2$ of the Clnb are JSSr-SE Mr. an children, Jane, of ... FASHION SHOW ... Wednesday, November 16th • - %9£: PRESENTED BY Clothes CTre South Cam* 1 SPONSORED BY THE EVSM2HQ rmn ^ OF THE BETH16DA PS|SBYTERIAN CHURCH COURT INN Camden, S. C. * ‘rf. n ADMISSION $1 4:00 P. ^ Camden, S. C., Nov. 8, ulation Chester with total pop- FORGET FALL Lancaster - Richland . York Total 38,285 The census taker was confront ed with many difficulties in ll because there ^ere so few and no bridges. Often the roads 3 — impossible. was made on n coach or 1 New taking, which under fa The of the census thought it in for increasing were cautious too much of their a private coach. Was ashington to under- eight days tions. : suspicious for they sopie scheme 1 and ^ they desclose own affairs. Then, too, there was some opposi tion on religious grounds for it FASHION was thought an inhabitants would displeasure. It is ounds ition of cause Divine interesting to note names, whose descendants still living in the several < of South Carolina. SHOW $40 BILLION The federal government is liMOOjOOO^eoc^rear^burtneM^ Miacollaneo*va PRACTICAL TAILOR, altera tions, repairing, hand-made ales. We 4 to 6 O'CLOCK buttonholes. We buy men's suits and recondition them. I. Brabon, 833 S. Broad St.. dlTtfc &JLl '.v Men! SKOAL Of .9 jp!" iioix’r bIs - >* '**}>*■ -f Winter Suits 3 i MAS mi AWUVEO O SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED tVl NOTICE WEDNESDAY, NOVBIBER Mh Department owing rabie an- rabies in- AT THE COURT INN The Health nounces the oculation Nov. 18—1:00-4:30—S. P. Wat- kins' Store. R-2, Bethune. Nov. 17—2:00-4:30—J. E. Baker's Store, R-2, Bethune. ‘ “I—Gates Ford Tndj a superbly styled OBaBin you fhrottdb tha late* on tn looks. Saa ih wtt not ba Nov. tora, R-4, Kershaw. 22—3:00-4:30—^ML Bak- Algo Sponsored By THE EVENING CIRCLE OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SchooL R-4, Kershaw. 23—41:66-4:80 I. L Tea and Sandwiches Will Be Served ; T - * jjfc b :'«4 f % jrifc ’ * * Showing of Latest Styles by THE CLOTHES TREE J£amde*£j Nov. 11 i 86 liiB I L. Store, R-4, Kershaw. jut person who catgaot reach the above Clinics may come to the lw County Health ment, Camden, S. C., any < 45c TROUSE day morning between 7T 4b ■S'Fh »-• • looks to -if - 1 • ‘i' r9 ■in