The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 20, 1949, Image 9
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For Sal*
FOR SALE—One 19M Ford
el truck, $150. Austin Sheheen,
^one 157. 4 „ 55tfp
—t —s <»I H III >0 “<Mi4
SALE—One 1941 Dodge
wheel base, new
Austin Sheheen.
Me
Giant hot
ooel, coke
way to
_[ burns
I^U^o^yllon
water tank. Both* priced for
quick sale. Stogner Motor Co.
Phone 570li' 55tft
pply hot water.
Also SO-xallon hot
FOR SALE—1939
door sedan it
$250. Call 525
38 Plymou
i good com
W before 8
condition,
a. m.
or after 10:30 p. m., or inouire
at Heyman’s Jewelry Store.
Mrs. B. H. Baum, 1335 Highland
Ave. 55-56c
FOR SALE—Give a year’s sub
scription to The Camden
Chronicle as a Christmas pres
ent
SPECIAL. SPECIAL—Combina-
tion 110-gal. tank with four
foot stand $25.00. Single and
double oil drum stands, long
lasting and weather proofed in
stock. Whiting Products, 1000
Mill St. 52tfc
Wanted
WV&rfcSDpfBenao know that a
year’s subscription to The Cam
den Chrnnigle Tymkgs an ideal
Christmas present.
HELP WARTEC—Male and Fe
male—Man or woman to take
over route of established wat-
kins Customers in Camden.
Full time income averages $45
weekly. No car or investment
necessary. We will help you
get started. Write J. R. Wat
kins Co., Dept. S-3, Richmond,
Va. 55T3tp
SPECIAL POSITION lor Woman
opening Jan. 3 in Camden and
surrounding territories.
seek applicant who has per
sonality, poise, and a definite
need for income. Age 25 to 45.
Applicant preferred who needs
as much as $75 each week. Must
have car for local driving and
be able to work from 3 p. m.
until 9 p. m. Write Mrs. Hen-
rietta Domok, 1008 Bellview
Ave^ Columbia, S. C. Personal
interview will be arranged.
, 55-56c
WANTED—You to know that ad
vertisements in the classified
advertising column of The
Camden Chronicle get result*,
as hundreds of people who use
them can tell you. 29
For Rent
FOR SALE — Du Pont paints,
plaster, sheet rock and all types
of building materials and lum
ber. Camden Builders’ Supply
Co. 46tfc
FOR SALE—Rock Wool insula
tion. Call 956. Pine Tree Build
ing. lltfc
LEE SHEET METAL k ROOF
ING CO* Roofs, gutters aad
down spouts. For estimates call
Pine Tree Building Su;
Phone 956.
FOR RENT—Room and aboard,
private home. Steam heat and
hot water. 522 E. Hampton.
Call 1246. 35-56p
FOR RENT—One 6-room house
near business - district Mc-
Corkle Realty 8c Ins. Co., 1111
Lyttleton St. Phone 385. 55p
%
KRESKT FLOOR FURNACE —
We have several floor furnaces
and heaters we can save you
money on. Special price to con
tractors. Expert service and in
stallation. Phond 991-J. Robert
Hellam. * • ' 4fmt
SPECIAL—Gar bags Cans, 55 gal-
lons capacity, with fitted lid,
id, $3.50. Extra lids, $L00.
42tfc
FOR RENT—Small 2-room fur
nished heated apartment at
1335 Highland Ave. Private en
trance and bath. Call 325-W be
fore 8 a. m. or inquire Heyman’s
Jewelry Store. Mrs. B. H. Baum.
/ 55c
FOR RENT—Three-room unfur
nished apartment on No. 1 high
way, in Whites Garden. Private
entrance*. Apply Mrs. J. J.
Tolbert. 54-55c
St
ting Products,
FOR RENT—Unfurnished apjurt-
ment, 3 rooms and bath. Elec
tric range, continuous hot
water. Call 603-W after 6 p. m.
54-55c
WE NOW HAVE a good atock of
Krgft Master Paint, $1.98 par
Bargain Hout*,
gal. D. G Dixon
No. L
959 Broad Strati 48th
FOR SALE—Aluminum clothes
drying trees. Portable and col
lapsable. Easily moved. Water-
r proofed, long lasting. On dis
play at Whiting Products, 1000
Mill St 54tfc
•Try an advertise-
i classified advert!*-*
The Camden
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TRESPASS NOTICE
NOTICE—Any persons hunting,
or otherwise trespassing on the
lands of W. L. Groff, or making
fires, or permitting fires set by
them to run or burn thereon, or
pasturing thereon or removing
therefrom any trees, wood, straw,
or shrubbery, will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
55-58p - W. L. GOFF
FOR
ment in the
ing columns of
Chronicle.
TRESPASS NOTICE
NOTICE—is hereby given that
any persons hunting, fishing, or
otherwise trespassing on the
lands of C. E. Jones, or making
fires, or permitting fires set by
them to run or burn thereon, or
pasturing thereon or removing
therefrom any trees, wood, straw,
or shrubbery, will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
55-58c C. E. JONES
CITATION
, The State of South Carolina,
County of Kershaw.
By N. C. Arnett, Probate Judge:
LOOT—A silver identification! Whereas, William D. Nettie*
bracelet with “Shirley’’ imprint- 1 and J. T. Nettie*, Jr., made suit
ed on name plate. Finder please 1 to me to grant unto them Letters
return to Mm Shirley Ogburn. of Administration of the Estate
Phone 644-R. 55p and effects of John T. Nettles.
These, are, therefore, to cite
and admonish all and singular the
Kindred and Creditors of the said
John T. Nettles, deceased, that
they be and appear before me,
in the Court of Probate, to be held
at Camden, S. C., on December
31st, next, after publication there
of, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon,
to show cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration
should not be granted. 55T2tc
Given under my hand this 17th
day of December Anno Domini
1949.
N. C. ARNETT.
Judge of Probate
SOONI
GEARS IN DEMAND
About 175 million sears are used
In making five million automotive
vehicles. .
THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
A
. M y«ar's sub- -r
tcription to The ; *
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Camden Chronicle
serves as a reminder
of you twice a week for
the 52 weoks of the year.
Every time the recipient of the
paper gets o dopy of some it serves
to make them remember your thought
fulness. Many ore solving their
Christr^at giving!problems.o p
this way. A card will be
tent to the re-
j cipiantan-
• 4 , ^ -
nouncing the
giver*
REJh. ESTATE TRANSFERS
' The following real estate trans
fers have been recorded in the
office of the Clerk of Court. Ker,
shew county, for the week ending
Dec. 16.1949: ,
Leonard Construction Co. to T.
Lang Thomas, 2.24 acres, DeKalb
Township.
W. L. and Catherine Goodale to
The City of Camden, lot on Broad
street In Camden.
P. R. Langston te the City of
Camden, lot on Walnut a
Camden.
Raffleld Holland
City of Camden, lot on Broad St.
in Camden.
J. P. Lewie to L C. Thompson,
40 scree, four miles west of Os-
sett
Kershaw County to Leonard Con
struction Co.. 54.07 acres. School
District No. 19.
Edith J. 'Ward et *1 to James
U. Ward, lot No. S, Plat Book 14,
School District No. 59.
Edith J. Ward et *1 to Lucille
Southerland, lot No. 6, Plat Book
14t School District No. 29.
Edith J. Ward et el to J. Victor
Ward, lot No. 7, Plat Book 14,
School District No. 59.
James M. Ward et al to Bdhh
J. Ward, 6 acres, Plat Book Ai.
School District No. 29. ' *
Edith J. Ward et al to Lana W.
Hooper, lot No. 9, Plat Book lit
School District No. 29.
Edith J. Ward et al to May L.
Man tell, lot No. 5. Plat Book 14.
School District No. 29.
Edith J. Ward to Virginia Me-
Caa. lot No. S. Plat Book 14, School
District No. 29.
Edith J. Ward to Alma Ward, lot
No. 6, Plat Book No. 14. School
District No. 59.
Edith J. Ward to Evelyn
lot No. 8, Plat Book 14,
District No. 59.
Eric H. Reeves to Harry
Sturkle, Sr., lot on U. 8.
No. 1, two miles east of
J. P. Lewis to Albany William
Bowers, lot on Lewie Street, one
mile east of Camden.
Yance Hilton et al to Frances
H. Cauthen, Interest, etc. in 14
acres, Kershaw County.
Charlie Jones to Otis Warren,
lot In Monroe Boykin Park.
John C. Williams to Mabel W.
Byrd, 70 acres, five miles east of
Kershaw
Yance HlRon to Wtlllo Hilton,
interest, etc.. In 18 5 acres, Ker
shaw County.
Preston and Earl Jerman to
Mary L. Jerman, interest, etc* In
140 scree near Bethune; lot In Be-
thune.
Ernest L. Jerman to Mary L.
Jerman, interest, etc. In 140 acres
near Bethune; lot in Town of Be
thune.
F. A. Jerman to Mary L. Jerman,
interest, etc. In 140 acres near Be
thune; lot in Town of Bethune.
J. Douglas Montgomery, Master
to C. W. Jones, 95 seres and 205
acres, Kershaw County. —-
Paul Kirkland to W. L. Kirkland,
'interest, etc. In 500 acres, Flat
Rock Township.
Mrs. Ida T. Rutledge to Nancy
Rutledge, 65 1-2 acres In Kershaw
County. -
M. C. Truesdel et al to Ida Trues-
del, <5 1-2 acres In Kershaw Coun
ty.
Yance Hilton end Van J. Hilton,
interest etc. In 14.7 acres, Kershaw
County.
Yance HOton to Charlie Hilton,
interest etc. In 14 ucres, Kershaw
County.
Joans Jones to Jacob B. Ellis,
lot In Town of Bethune.
C. C. Whitaker to Ross belle
Robinson, lot on York Street In
Camden.
J. P. Lewis and C. C. Whitaker
to Clyde Gaskin, lot on King St.
In Camden.
Leonard M. Davis to Mrs. Eula
Rogers, 1-2 acre one mile east of
Camden. M
Edna J. Gettys, et al to George
Keenan, as Deacon, 1 2 acre, School
District No. 29, Wateree Township.
Real Estate Sales and Insurance,
Inc., to Edward Carolina, lot on
York 8L In Camden.
George T. Little, et al to Katie
and Purdy Lee, lot on Market St.
in Camden.
Purdy Lee to Catherine Goodale,
lot on Market St. in Camden.
H. E. Beard, et al to J. M.
Dunlap, lot on Black River road,
School District No. 2, DeKalb
Township.
William H. Davis to D. E Bai
ley, 89 acres on Creek Public road.
T. C. Fletcher to C. L. Robinson,
500 acres In Kershaw county.
D. E. Baxley to D. H. and D. E.
Coates, lot on East Marlon St. In
Kershaw.
B. S. Young to Kershaw County,
lot on Bethany Church road, near
Westville.
Camden Real Estate Sales to C.
G. Kornegay. lots 16, 16 and 17,
Block B of Camden.
VARIED INSURANCE
In 1948 about *6 1-2 billion of
new life insurance bought in the
United States was on the lives of
women and children. This was
about 25 per cent of the total.
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Watch Your
Kidneys/
Help Them Cleanse the Bleed
of Harmful Body Waste
Your ktdaaya ar* eouatantly BlUriag
from th* blood atraan. Bel
— th* blood g ... ...
LidMjra •omatimw lag la th*ir work—da
aot act a* Natur* lataadad—tail to ra-
b»ot* irapuritiaa that^ if ratalnad. way
paiaaa th* lyaUm
body n ‘ ‘
, math In ary.
Symptoms may ba Bagging
poraiataat haadacka, attacks of dlwlnaaa.
gattiag up algkta, ■ walling,
uadar th* *y**—* fading of
aaxiaty and lop* of pap aad at am
Other sign* *f kidnay or bladdar
ord*r ar* aomatimaa burn lag, scanty at
too fraquant urination.
Thar* should ba no doubt that prompt
traatmaat la wlaar than aagtaat. Urn
Doan i Pith. Doan a hava boon winning
■aw frtaada tar atar* thaa forty years.
They bar* a aatiaa-wida reputation.
Aru raaammamdad by paufaffiyl. th.
Doans Pills
$1.25 & $2.45
5-Lb. Cak* $3.85
Marval Braad^u 18c
Marvel Dinner
Roll* .... 'SL-IOc
Jan* Parker Angel
Food Bar . «*- 49c
Jan* Parker Plate
Pound Cako aSZ 49c
Jan* Parker Sugared
Donuts .. tfrl9c
t Merry Christmas
Layor Cako
75c
AfirP STORES
WILL BE
CLOSED
ALL DAY
MON. DEC. 26th
OPEN
ALL DAY
WED., DEC. 21st
teaden Layer
J
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Ann Page Stuffed
Olives..... Bot 23c
Ann Page Salad
Dressing Sr 39c
Ana Page
Grape Jam jw 43c
Ann Pag* Vanilla .
Extract bS: 15c
Ann Page Tomato
Soup 2 “dn 0 . 1 19c
Ana Pag#
Nutmeg ... &£ 19c
Ann Pag* Peanut
Butter ‘Sw 35c
Ann Page Gelatin Deeserta
Sparkle .. 3 Pk » 20c
Ann Page with Pork A Tom Sauce
Beans 2 19c
Ann Page
Strawberry Preserves
‘J? 39c
Ann Page Chocolate or Vanilla
Sparkle Pudding
«* 5c
TURKEYS lb. (Sc
Haas and Toms. Ova* Itlfa*. Half or Whoi*
TURKEYS .... lb. 49c
aattabl* Sm6tod Sktan.*. half of whoi.
HAMS---47...... lb. 45c
Ram^ll Mrimamml, Half Ip* Whole
Pork HAMS lb. 45c
* m 1.
Monroll Frida Smofcsd 4-8 Uh
PICNICS lb. 33c
t. W
aad Fatted.'Small Caakad
Conned HAMS lb. 79c
Bono in—Whole. Frail Daeo. 8-10 lb. avg.
Cooked HAMS lb. 69c
Sealed Plats. Standard
OYSTERS........ pint 69c
Soalod Pints, Select
OYSTERS pint 79c
T-teim or Bib End
Porte ROAST lb. 33c
Confer Cuts
Pork CHOPS lb. 45c
Dreher or BaHantfasa Park
SAUSAGE ... 1 lb. cup 47c
Fresh Young Draasad and Drawn
HENS 4-5 lb. ovg. 49c
Raisins ^ 17c
aap ^ .
Mincemeat - - Pk* 15c
mma I
tnbo L..A ,H I
APPLES—-51b*. 43c*
Iona-Sliced or Halves
i I
AM Green A Whit*
Asparagus — ^ 39c
A A P fancy Hay
Peas - - - - - -
Campbell’s
Tomato Soup 2 ^21c
A A P
Apple Sauce 2 ^ 23c
I
No. 2
Can
Golden Meld Colored
-.mm, is* ^
TOMAT0E S —lb. 15c i
TANGERINES 2 lbs. 17c I
•-!». Baa I
ORANGES
ORANGES IMlN
Red Fmparar •
GRAPES lb*. 23c I
GRAPEFRUITS .. 4 29c \
1-lb. Cello
CRANBERRIES 19c j
• COCOANUTS lb. 7< |
While -
Fresh
Margarine - - - ^ 29c '
Crisco or snowdrift 79c ! ^«. BBAGE 2 lb, ‘ 9< 1
Coconut - - - - & 27c i ■>. — J
White Houee Svap.
Milk 3 - 33c
Ctmul'rim Cdnxiiju.'
Christmas Mix
25c
1-lb.
Pk*.
Bob’s Jumbo
Sticks -
20c
Worthmor* Thte
Mints.-. & 35c
- S 27c
Worthmor* Choc. Covarad
1-Ux
WMTieS ! Pkg.
43c
lints kS 27c
.-J5 ^ .4 A. 7
Worthmor# Aasortod ^
Chocolates
a 59c a$l;15
■j5 .-$2*5 ^
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Really Fresh
A ^ P
COFFEE
1
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NUTS
Brsxil ^ 29c 80 . CL0C
Walnuts « 39c ov '' ,>wv
•L < Bag
P#CanS ’ Pkg. 37c Rich * Pun
Mixed y; * 35c 9*4 Circle kS' 63C
.. All 5c Candy
4 3 for 12c
59c 3
$1.71
Sunny brook Grade A .
Freeh Eggs , ‘ST 49e
MUd 4k MoQow ;&i' '
Chaas* u. 43c
Kraft Pblla. \ •
16c
BOKAR
k£ 65c 3 $1.89
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NECTAR TEA
fc-lbi
Pkg.
ittif
Vara Sharp tS 28c
Kraft Choaae rood Product*
Velveeta __ pi
RAISINS
^ 15c
Cockteil Peanuts
30c^
11 a*.po;* _ ^
All 5c Gum
teq 3
3 for 10c
CIGARETTES
all popular brardc
$1.77 etn.
Prince Albert
Tobacco
11b.'Cqn—1-01
l-2fb.con—54c
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