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m K'Ai L WANT ADS Orw u Mt i|> !• Cask must accompsaf order FOH SAIX—Nice tat hens, $1-50 each. H. J. HcNinch, 1506 MiU St. Phone 781-7. 47p For Solo FOR SALE—At heater in oil Priced at $22.50. 1208 Camden S. C St. 47p FOR SALE—Two good mules, nghing about for price of 47T2tc a^M 7 and 0, we each. Both — one. a E. Stevenson FOR SALE—Du Pone ^paints, planter, sheet rock and all types of building materials and ber. Camcu Jen Builders’ Suppl Co. FOR SALE—One ’'hew chain driven tricycle, priced reason able. Call 97 after 7 p. m. 47-48p HOTICE—To Model A Ford own ers — Five practically new 500x19 tires for sale. Can be sepn at Myers Motor Co. 47-50c KRESKY FLOOR FURNACE — We have several floor furnaces and heaters we can save you money on. Special price to con tractors. Expert service and in ion. Phone 991-J., Robert stallation HeUam. 47tfc FOR SALE—Nice new five-room house near Du Pont plant. All modern conveniences, electric i, hot water, lights. Price Realty Sc Ins. McCorkle :o., 1111 LytUeton St Phone 385. 47p FOR SALE—Rock Wool _ tion. Call 956. Pine Tree Bu; ing. Htfc SPECIAL—Garbags Cans, 55 ^aL Ions capacity, with fitted painted, $3.50. Whiting Products, Extra li lids. $1.00. 1000 Mill St 42tfc FOR SALE — Nice 5-room house in Whites Garden, all modern conveniences. Price $5,250. Mc Corkle Realty St Ins. Co., 1111 Lyttleton St. Phone 385. 47p FOR SALE—80 acre estate with 2 beautiful lakes, large rustic lodge, home for caretaker, barns, etc, located on paved highway and 15 minutes from the heart of Camden. Ideal for private or commercial purposes. Selling for less than replace ment cost Contact us for par ticulars. Elliott-McCarley Com- rley Realtors. 1316 Washing- pany, I ton St., Columbia, S. C. Phone 3-1611. 47-49c FOR SALE — Beautiful home on Fair street, five bedrooms, three baths, servants bath, five-car garage, hot air. Priced to sell. McCorkle Realty St Ins. Co., 1111 Lyttleton St Phone 385. 47p FOR SALE—1946, 28 ft. house trailer. Two rooms, sleeps four. Very good condition. Tandem wheels, a bargain at $980, but must sell R. L Hulsebus, 4703 Monticello Road, Columbia, S. C. Phone 36634 between 8 a. m. and 6 p. m. 42tfc WE ROW HAVE a good stock of Kraft Master Paint, $1.98 per m Bargain House, gaL D. G Dixon No. 1 939 Broad Street 48tb LEE SHEET METAL * ROOF ING CO. Roofs, gutters and down spouts. For estimates call Pine Tree Building Supply, Phone 956. I6tfn FOR SALE—Already financed, practicallv new 4-room house in Edgewood section of Columbia. Assume monthly payments. $41.09. Small down payment or " ile will take automobile as down payment. Call Mrs. Cleo Hilton, 309-W, Lancaster, S. C. 46-49p SPECIAL—110-gallon oil tanks with all-steel stands, $20.00. Separate stands, all sizes in stock. Whiting Products, 1000 Mill St. 42tfc FOR SALE—Just received a ship ment of new Oliver “77” Trac tors. Also, . we have several used teactors, standard makes, at bargain prices. If you are in the market for Farm Ma chinery see us before you buy, will trade for feed or livestock. The J. W. Conder Co., 5 miles North of Columbia, S. C., Fairr wold, S. C. 45-49c FOR SALE—Try an advertise ment in the classified advertis ing columns of The Camden Chronicle. 29 FOR 0 A IIY list CAMDEN OFFICE SUPPLV, Inc. Hit Broad Si. Phona 800 TRESPASS NOTICE Notice is hereby given that any ting, fishi persons hunting, fishing or other wise Trespassing on the lands of W. S. Stokes, or making fires, or permitting fires set by them to run or burn thereon, or pasturing therefrom thereon or removing any trees, wood, straw, or khfUb- bery, will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. 47-50p W. S. STOKES LIVE FOR BAIT SALE BroitcH Minnows And Sfiiiion ROY MATHIS FOR boys English Tweed adjuftable overcoat and For information tele- leggins. phone 163. 35tfc — For Rent FOR REMT-Five room unfur nished furnace heated apart ment Desirable location on Fair street Write Box 47-P, care The Chronicle, Camden, S. C. 47p HOUSE FOR RENT—Seven large rooms, could be converted into two family apartment if de sired. Automatic hot water heater. 818 Fair St. Call. 923-J. 46-47p FOR RENT—Electric-sewing ma chine by the month, week or hour. Blake & Ford’s Sew ’n’ Save Shop. DeKalb St Just be low the Sarsfield. Phone 1073-J. 32tfc Wanted MALE HELP WANTED—Man with car wanted for route work. $15 to $20 in a day. No exper ience or capital required. Steady. Write today. Mr. Mc- Ch “ “ ‘ Ve^Chandler Bldg., Baltimore 47T2tp WANTED — Experienced switch board operator-for relief work during illness and vacation. Work is irregular. Camden Hos pital 46-48c WANTED—Experienced switch board operator for relief work during illness and vacation. Work is irregular. 48-47< WANTED—You to know that ad vertisements in the classified them can tell you. 29 HEfo WANTED—Male and Fe- made—Man or woman to take over route of established Wat kins Customers in Camden. Full time income averages $45 weekly. No_car or investment Precautions S Urged % Chief As the season for Christinas lights and and st decorst in homes and store windows proaches, Fire Chief Carl mond has issued a list pre cautionary measures to follow in cautionary measures io xouow in making the gala Christmas dis plays as safe as they are beautifuL According to Chief Hammond, one fire was caused last Christ mas season by lights that were strung too dose to other inflam- mable decorations. “We hopejo get through this season wi single fire caused by t the Christ? he added. t has mas decorations. The city ordered a . « - , »- chemicals to be made available to the public before the Christmas season. The chemicals may be applied to all decorations, and can be had at the fire station at cost. The safety precautions that Chief Hammond suggests in clude; 1. Check all decorations to see that they are fire proofed. 2. Do not use cotton for decorat ing, unless fire proofed. 3. Check lights for defects. 4. In placing lights on tree be sure bulbs do not touch tree or decorations. 5. Do not place trees near sock ets, where plug-ins are used for cutting lights on and off. 6. Do not go out and leave lights burning. 7. Do not leave lights burning for a long period of time. 8. Place tree away from doors and other means of escape in case of fire. 9. Keep base of tree in pan of water to prevent drying out of branches. 10. Do not use lighted candles for decorations. 11. Do not overload sockets by haying too many lights plugged in same socket. 12. Take trees down as soon as possible aft£r Christmas. " Support of Seal— necessary. We will he# you get started. Write J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. S-3, Richmond. Va. 4tf 5T3tp Lost — Found FOUND—A white face heifer yearling, about 200 lbs., in ' a- W river Wednesday afternoon Owner please contact Jim Gas kin, Smyrl Hill, Route 3, Box 9. ' 47p (Continued from page one) selves may not know they are ill since the disease has no obvious symptoms in an early stage, he ‘The more w6 cooperate with and lend our support to all the association’s projects, the closer we shall be to victory over tuber culosis in Camden, the mayor add- eed. “Since the annual Christinas Seal Sale constitutes the sole sup- take LOST—Some golden opportuni- » classified ties by not using the advertising columns of The Camden Chronicle. Miseellaneo*** e I SPECIALIZE IN drilling deep wells and repairing of same. For information see Carson W. Boykin, Route 1, Camden, S. C. . , 46-49p PIANO SERVICE—If your piano needs timing, call L. T. Bran ham. Phone 356-W, between 5:30 and 9:30 p. m., for appoint ment. r . 46tfc PRACTICAL TAILOR, altera tions, repairing, hand-made tries. We buttonholes. We buy men’s suits and recondition them. I. Bra bon, 833 S. Broad St. . 41Ttfc Old and New Floors Sanded and refinished at prices all cmn afford. We cover any locality. For free esti mates, call 611J or 1044W 47-48p port of the association, we an active part in the campaign to eradicate the disease every time we buy and use Christmas Seals.” The text of the mayor’s procla mation follows: “Whereas, tuberculosis is s maj or health problem in this and oth er communities throughoqt the country, and, “Whereas, tuberculosis close to 56,000 Americans ly, nearly 1,000 each week, one eve^Il minutes, jmd ..cress, the Kershaw county Tuberculosis Association is con ducting an effective tuberculosis control program in Camden, and, “Whereas, the tuberculosis as sociation and all its projects are supported solely by the sale of Christmas “ * Seals, “Therefore, L Mayor of Cam den, do recommend that every resident of Camden demonstrate his interest in stamping out tuber culosis in Camdsu through his un- of the 1949 99 qualified support of Christmas Seal Sale’ 1 NO PATENT ON PENICILLIAN Penicillian has never been pat ented. Its discoverer. Sir Alex ander Fleming, dedicated it to the world's welfare. MILLER'S for Lumber Census Bosses In Sonth Carolina Not Selected Yet A census supervisor for - the fifth congressional district has not yet been made. In fact none of the supervisors for South Caro lina have been named as yet but a story Jrorn Washington quotes ials Census Bureau officials as saying that the bureau would begin pro cessing recommendations for the appointments within a week or ten days. The delay in selection of census BIG BINGO PARTY ... 10c Per Game ... Wednesday, Nov. 23 8 P. M. At ... National Guard Armory Admission .... 25c 4 ..-ii A *•> * Console Rodio-Record Ployer To Be Given ... AS DOOR PRIZE ... — MUST BE PRESENT TO f WIN — ValiMbU PriiM GIvmi to WbuMM of Etoh Gun. * U Yr.i'Ofrt 1;* rA •QT-’V — Sponsored By ~ Camden Junior Chamber - *4/; • Of Commerce Going It A CROSS P SOLVE SERVICEMEN S PROBLEMS Red Cross service* to the armed forces are available wherever U. 3. aervieeaes are stationed. Here a Red Cross fleld director goes right te a young sailor at work on his ship for the facts he aeeda te help solve a problem^ The sailor was young. He had finished hia home leave in a south ern coastal city and was heading back to hia California base. He said good by to his parents and to an older brother, a marine veteran just returned from service. Then he Mt by bus. A few hours later the older brother wad killed in an automobile accident The family appealed to tha Red Cross to locate the younger son so he could return home. • Within a short while a Red Cross chapter secretary along the route intercepted the bus, broke the news, and helped the lad get start ed back home. There the chapter got in touch with the field director at the west coeat base and verified the facts for the commanding offi cer who was being asked to ex tend the sailor’s leave. Once or more every minute, around the clock last year, the Red Croat performed some service for members of the military forces and their famlies. Among the nearly three quarters of a million cases handled, a large percentage involv ed supplying verified information concerning home conditions requir ing emergency leave or extension of leave. While the Red Cross cannot great leave to a serviceman, military authorities depend upon its post field directors and the net work of chapters for reports of conditions underlying such leave requests. Field directors in 364 military installations and hospitals and 1>* 069 itinerant- and sub-stations in this country and abroad aid serv icemen with personal problems that range from babies and budgets to helping straighten out delays that hold ap pay or family allowances. The se nr iceman has his family problems, marital difficulties, fi nancial strains, and family ill nesses—all disturbing $o morals. Field directors, providing 24- hour service at military installs- tiona, are pretty arueh in the same situation as the family doctor. They are routed out of bed at all hours to face any one of a hundred complicated problems. Sometimes it may be to get a report on the condition of a critically ill member of a soldier’s family, or to lend him money for an emergency trip home, or to find housing for a family un expectedly arriving at the post Whatever the problem, the serv iceman feels free to turn to the Red Cross for help, knowing that he will find a sympathetic friend in the man wearing the Red Cross uniform. v supervisor*—-one will be named for each of the state's six congres- with an sionai districts, together witn an assistant tarn each—was due in part< to v patronage difficulties South Carolina members of School Stockholders .Meet Monday Night con gress have been having with the nd in a part to the alphabetical administration, an state’s place on the list of stateaw But Robert- Y. Phillips, execu tive assistant-to the census direc tor, said that-South Carolina had recently been reached on the list of states and that recommenda tions for thauappointments had “recently” bare asked. Phillips did not aay from whom recommendations for the appoint ments had beih sought, but it was learnad definitely teat in at leatt (me caae, a SNHith Carolina house member had been asked to pick his district supervisor, but that in another case a Palmetto member had not been asked to do so. The Phill more than h of copra Ipplne Islands produce t the world’s supply Subscribers to the capital stock of the Camden School for Boys were scheduled to meet Monday night at 7:30 o’elock at the Amer ican Legion Hall, for the of electing officers and on a name for the new which is to be S roperties formerly, occupied le Southern Aviation School. IMhOOO WILLS It is estimated by toe Amerl- that 100,000 can Bar Association *vv,wv wills are presented for prebate In the United States each year. Dr. Karl D. Coughmon t Located la Tha Hefisr Co. Each Day Except Friday THRU BUSES ARE QUICKER .1 ^ • The Piedmonter Beach—Greenville YU GEORGETOWN—SUMTER—CAMDEN—GREAT FALLS CHESTER—SPARTANBURG Direct Connections to ^ LANCASTER—ROCK HILL !5 4 i Lv. Myrtle Bead Lv. Georgetown Lv. Andrews Lv. Kings tree Lv. Sumter Lv. Camden LOCAL SERVICE MYRTLE BEACH—G1 ■■ JEN—COLUMBIA Lv. Myrtle Seech tiSQAM— Qeerectown. 7:40AM—10:S6AM— —11:40WM iiOOPM— «i — 1:55PM—«:10»»M— f:SOPM t — • iwr'in 1 1 v«0Vr r lvl Anerewa • :10AM—lllOSAM—HtlSAM— 2:23PM—«:40PM—10:20PM Kingstree S:SOAM—11:46 AM— Sumter \ lOtOSAM—If:64PM— Camden 11:00AM— 1:46PM Ar. Cclumble (J) 11160AM— -6:46PM —7HOWM —6:»PM “ i’ 11:46PM 4l1|fta ' 1:60PM— 6i«0PM 2:66PM— 1:46PM M 10:66AM— 2:40PM— 4*6PM-4 : MPmIZ y"*" :16AM—11:tSAM— S:16P'M S:2SAM—It :66 AM— 4:26 PM •v •:60AM • MAM (J) Direct te cr from Union, tpartanburt, Rack MM, sad ^ ‘ nd D. McCreight C. Ji High & DeKalb Bethune —- County: G. Mt Pisgah Blaney , — — Baron High School; T.1L Watts, High School, and vete- teachera, B. R. Stogsdill and irm Shiver. “ Bar ij&a heavy them like'an Si‘SSL!? 4 then aa the larS « there was anotw stoppage <vf>Z!lF {oH barrethPJkri Uaness ’ And hJ "•tchinitoi.'a Richland Cam Cqlumbia School High itrell. Lower :C. yo X?*} 07 1? w* Aa a matter 0 f inSL. clock was made in pffiSkj 1»4, first cared for the pubUc the^J ■, v« E. Young, uansvmeitime. ^ *«'cqb School and 3L W. Harrell, |JNO W ewood ^ 1 Blythewood '• ■ v * ; PLUMBING w CONTRACT P 'laei'vs fk n vnf MYERS WATER PUMPS HILL PLUMBING COMPANY Phoiip 1228 Camden, S. C k 6. Jonas, Mgr. - T An pyw to tho future... Sgtkl LLBrsws It off fa Hood start 09 WOO oep ^^^N^POo ^POwHB ■ ■ ~ * 4 w Sgt Leslie x. Brown of Rape.uit, Georgia baa received hia training under the Army's exp TotaJ for a requiring the fields for spcdalhJ Army also etfin |ood » »»I ocnenw, ana opportmutM U.S. ARMY MU as. MS FORCE SEaUITMC SBVKB Comdiiio Si d American Ugio^BId,. v - 1 - -m ' -> J m ■“ .ly* m fc.- . 3= • , . t $t r. i p • • • 4' Whan you Wjdnf to: la • hurry . . ■re T. It would be dilficiilt to reckob thefdH value of the telephone to your business. A single call may dose • deal worth hundreds of doHara—save an expensive trip—sign np a new account—or make a friestd ire your firm. Tour telephone h a means «f doing more business and doing it better, more economically. When you consider the many diferent "•T* ** •revet you, in comparison to the price you p*y. tde * phone service stands out at a real Bargain m you* 4 Ll faster and bettor and the prospects you can call grows day by day. SOUTHERN / (gH .M, wi