The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 13, 1950, Image 10
WANT ADS
SALE —Kobe Lecpedeza
seed. No. 1 seed, 12c per lb. C.
L. Smsly. 57-dOp
e have some good
business for sale in
city. Heal Estate Sales
DeKalb St Phone
60c
WANTED
house.
FOR SALE—Toy terrier, female.
One year old. Can be seen at
Moore’s Tourist Court Charles
Curtis. 60c
FOR SALE. — Du Pont paints,
plaster, sheet rock and all types
materials and mm-
Builders’ Supply
have two choice
for sale cheap,
trees on both lots.
McCorkle Healty & Ins. Co„
1111 Lyttleton St. Phone 385.
. 60p
FOR SALE OR RENT—Good 7-
room home on large lot on N.
Broad street. Real Estate Sales
Izis. Inc., 622 DeKalb St. Phone
* .y 6Qc
FOR SALE—Heavy ice blue satin
comforter, never been used.
Bates double bed spread and
floor length drapes for two win
dows, “Snowflake” pattern rose
FOR SALE—Rock Wool insula
tion. Call 956. Pine Tree Build
ing. lltfc
FOR SALE OR RENT—A new 4-
room house and lot near Dusty
Bend for colored only. Real
Estate Sales Ins. Inc., 622 De
Kalb St Phone 324. 60c
KRE8KT 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. Phone 991-J. Robert
HfAlam.
FOR SALE—Good 6-room house
and lot just off No. 1 highway
on large lot. Can give terms to
purchaser. Real Estate Sales
Ins. Inc., 622 DeKalb St. Phone
324. 60c
WE NOW HAVE a good stock of
Kraft Master Paint, $1.98 per
« aL D. C. Dixon Bargain House,
To. 2. 939 Broad Street
SALE—Four female and one
de Cocker Spaniel
sek and buff, from champion
«k. Eligible for registration,
pen furnished. Call 806-R-4
see Miss Lila B. Graddick,
sney. 58-60c
SALE—One five-bedroom
house, one four-bedroom house
and three two-bedroom houses.
All in top residential districts.
McCorkle Realty A Ins. Co.,
1111 Lyttleton St. Phone 385.
80p
FOR SALE—Large 9 -room home
with 4 baths; also a 3-room cot
tage on large shady lot on N.
Broad St. Real Estate Sales Ins.
Inc. 622 DeKalb St. Phone 324.
60c
FOR SALE—One 1941 Dodge
truck, short wheel base, new
motor, $350. Austin Sheheen.
Phone 137. 55tfr
FOR SALE—Nice new home, six
rooms, hardwood floors, best of
residential section, on nice lot.
Shown by appointment only.
Real Estate Sales Ins. Inc., 622
DeKalb St. Phone 324. 60c
lux.—-strummum uuuies
drying trees. Portable and col
lapsable. Easily moved. Water
proofed, long lasting. On dis
play at Whiting Products, 1000
Mill St 54tfc
OLD and NEW FLOORS
Sanded and Refintthad
RATES GIVEN TO
Schools and Churches
Phones: 611-J,
1074-W and 1044-W
POOR SALE—Several tracts of
cut-over timber lands; also some
good pasture lands. Real Es
tate Sales Ini. Inc., 622 DeKalb
St. Phone 324. 00c
FOR SALE — One extra clean
Frigidaire, 7 foot. Call Austin
Sheheen. 57tfc
FOR SALE — A good 8-room
home on large shady lot with
double garage. Real Estate
Sales Ins. Inc., 622 DeKalb St.
Phone 324. 60c
FOR SALE—10 tons of Lespedeza
Hay at $30 a ton. R. A. Mad
dox, Blaney, S. C., located five
miles north of Blaney on hard
surfaced road. 59F63p
WANTED—To rent house,
three bedrooms if available.
Phone 991-J. 60-61p
WANTED TO RENT—2 to 4 bed
room house furnished. Frank
cere Du Pont Job
58-60p
To rent 3-bedroom
Call Carl
Simpson Hardware
IT ^WNI
WANTED — Fresh milk
Must be able to give
[uarts of milk daily. N
Sandy, Rembert, S. C.,
No. 1. 58-61
goat
two
G.
WANTED — Experienced, neat
saleslady. Apply in person. City
Drug Co. 59tfc
PIANO SERVICE—If your piano
needs tuning, call L. T. Bran
Phone 356-W after 5
FOR SALE—Several nice lots for
residential or business prop
erty near Lugoff, S. C. Real Es
tate Sales Ins. Inc., 622 DeKalb
St. Phone 324. 60c
LEE SHEET METAL A ROOF
ING CO.. Roofs, gutters and
down spouts. For estimates call
Pine Tree Building Su
Phone 950.
FOR SALE—Nice 8-room home
with all conveniences on large
lot in good residential section.
Extra good terms. Real Estate
Sales Ins. Inc., 622 DeKalb St
Phone 324. 60c
1—1948 SUPER DaLUXE
COACH—Radio and Haat-
ar; Naw liras; Extra Clsan
1—1947 FORD SEDAN
COUPE—Radio and Hsal-
ar; Claan.
1—1941 CHEVROLET FOR-
DOR — Good condition;
Black.
1-1 94 0 FORD COACH —
Heator; Radio; Black.
1949 Demonstrators
—5-P8s. COUPE — Hosi
er; WSW Tires; Plastic
Seal Covers; 9000 Milas.
Dark green. • *
—FORDOR SEDAN —
R & H; WSW Tiros;
Seat Covers; low mile
age.
Big Discount
1
—1948 FORD PICK-UP —
14,000 Milas; Extra Clean.
FOR SALE—Store stock and fix
tures. Reasonable rent on build
ing. Miller’s Variety Store,
£amden, S. C. 59-60p
SPECIAL. SPECIAL—Combina
tion HQ-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
SPECIAL—Garbags Cans, 55 gal
lons capacity,
L $3.50.
with fitted
painted,' $3.50. Extra lids, $1.00.
Whiting Products. 1000
Mill
42tfc
CAMDEN OFFICE SUPPLY, Inc.
1111 Broad Si. “
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
All parties indebted to the es
tate of R. E. Perry are hereby
notified to make payment to the
undersigned, and all parties, if
any, having claims against the
said estate will present them
likewise, duly attested, within the
time prescribed by law.
R. M. PERRY,
60F3tc Administrator
Camden, S. C., January 9, 1950
REDFEARN
MOTOR CO.
since ittt
Pboo. wL w. Mblb
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COMING ATTRACTIONS
Haglar Theatre
Cor. Broad azad Ruiladga Sts
CAMDEN. 8. C.
Fri-Sat.. Jan. 13-14
DOUBLE FEATURE!
No. 1
Whip Wilson in
'SHADOWS OF THE WEST'
' No 2
George O’Brien in
“PRAIRIE LAW"
Also: Serial, “TEX
GRANGER’’
Mon.-Tuas^ Jan. 16-17
FIRST SHOWING IN
CAMDEN!
George Raft,, Marie Windsor
in
“OUTPOST IN MOROCCO -
Also: News and Comedy
WadL-Thunu, Jan. 18-19
Frankie Laine, King Cole Trio,
Jack Smith, Kay Starr, Charlie
Barnet, Jimmy Dorsey, Pee
Wee Hunt, Gene Krupa, Ray
McKinley, The Sportsman.
They’re aU in
“MAKE BELIEVE
BALLROOM"
ALSO:
Chapter 1 of New Serial!
“CONGO BILL-
ROARING JUNGLE
THRILLS!
Algo: News
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60tfnc
MILLER'S For Lumbar
CAMDEN rRAisa^.
be fMMsam memories.
of that favorable
Mr. Thayer has de-
two entire chapters of his
newly-published book to Camden
and the horse program here.
Logically, the most prominent
play is given to the Carolina Cup |
about which the author sgys: “The
thing of *
ing what might he
the season as a *
er says. ^ r -
■ in addition to the detailed de
af the Carrilina Cup
Spring season goes into*hfgh 6 ear }f^»j n
at Camden, South Carolina, with *
the
races
Cup.’
As the unofficial opening of the |
training
outstanding
' '° r
tod by the earotma|*“^gv»
bridle paths and training
border on sheer art illustrate
For Rent
FOR RENT—2-bedroom house on
DeKalb St Phone 109 for in
formation. * 01c
FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom
with twin beds, steam heat and
hot water. Can furnish meals.
522 Hampton St 60-6Tp
FOR RENT—Four room apart
ment, at 1204 Mill street. Pri
vate entrance front and back.
Hot water heater. Call 165.
After six phone 615-J. 59p
The author gives much of the
credit for Camden’s fame in die
world of horses to Harry D. Kirk-
over.
“Tins lovely spot in the long-
leaf pine belt of South Carolina
which has become such an un
usual center of horse activity in
the winter months is the result
o fthe special abilities and untir
ing energy of Harry D. Kirkover,
the impresario of the famous
Carolina Cup races run
March. . . . For the pleasure of
his wintering equine guests Mr.
Kirkover also provides comfort
mfle* mod mites at FWWWlf SeTvUxt
___ hardly ever to
exercise all winter
to meet with ——
among horsemen of this
It was copywrited and y—
in 1949 by the Artful Press,
East Forty-fifto Street,
York.
BETHESDA PRESB.
Sunday, January 15
Rev. A. Douglas McArn. Pastor
Church School at 10 a. m. with
a Bible class for every age. Morn
ing prayer with anthem and aer-
mon at 11:15. Oscar DeHainaut
will be guest soloist at this ser
vice. Pioneers 0:30 p. m. Young
Adults 8 p. m. Youth Fellowship
Friday 7 p. m. Cherub choir
Wednesday 3:30 p. m. Junior and
Youth choirs Friday 3:30 p. m.
‘Little children may be left in the
nursery during the Sunday morn
ing service. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend these services.
Sunday School at 10 a.
gar Pitman In"
i ac xu a. «
in" charge. E*
ing worship at 7 o’clock, led
the pastor, Kev. A. Douglas ]
Arn. Everyone is invited to
tend these services.
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JANUARY Hth-ISth, 3:M P. M. To 7:N P. M.
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Eight units of this 30-unit apartment project will be reacii
for occupancy Feb. 1, 1950. One of these units, completely
furnished by W. F. Nettles & Son, will be open for inspec
tion by the general public Saturday and Sunday afternoons
from 3 -p. m. to 7 p m. — ~— ._1_
Each apartment consists of two bedrooms and bath on 'sec
ond floor. The living room, dining room, and kitchen, are
on the first floor. Private front and rear entrance, paved
walks, below ground garbage containers, ceramic tile baths
with showers, play area for children, extra large flosetfc,add
parking space for each unit are standard equipment.
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Rental price includes automatic heat, hot water venetiaii **
blinds and kitchen furnished with G-E stove and refrigerator
cabinets and double sink. Price of rental, $70.00 per math;'-*
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