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Buy-Sell-Rent
USE THE CBROMCLE
WANT ADS
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for at tb« rate
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Cash must aooompany ordsr ozcopt
whom customer has Lodcsr Account.
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FOR SALE—Used Electric St
new elements in oven,
to sell. Phone 37G-J.
FOR SALE—Lespedeza hay at
on. See
For Sain
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FOR BALE—Five foot bathtub.
Can be seen at 1107 Lyttleton
street 72c
WE HAVE a supply of good plant
ing seed at reasonable iftices.
The Southern Cotton Oil Co.
^ 72c
FOR BALE—Honey extracted or
with comb. DeKalb Service
Station, Camden, S. C., phone
211. 68F4tc
FOR BALE—One six-room house,
3 bedrooms. Good location, just
off N. Main street. For infor-
mation address “H.C.F.", care
The Chronicle. 70F2tp
SEND US your fertilizer orders.
We have large stocks of all
grades of mixed fertilizers, and
such raw materials as Nitrate
of Soda, 20% Acid, Lime, Sul- 1
phate of Ammonia, etc. The
Southern Cotton Oil Co. 72c
FOR SALE—Two very pretty fe-
male Cocker Spaniel pups. Nine
weeks old. One black and one
buff. $15.00 each. Litter regis
tered. Mrs. J. K. Lee, Lugoff,
S. C. 70F2tc .
FOR SALE—Several tons Kobe
Lespedeza seed, recleaned, at
12c per pound. J. L. Guy.
71-74c
DO NOT TAKE chances when
planting cotton. Get seed with
nigh germination test. We have
received a shipment of planting
seed, which we are offering at
$2.20 per bag. The Southern
Cotton Oil Co. 72c
FOR SALE—One 5-room house,
one 6-room house, one 7-room
house and one 9-room house.
McCorkle Realty St Ins. Co.,
1111 Lyttleton Street. Tele
phone 385. 71-72c
WE NOW HAVE • good stock of
Kraft Master Paint. $1.98 per
gaL D. C. Dixon Bargain House,
No. 2. 939 Broad Street 48tb
FOR SALE — Du Pont paints,
plaster, sheet rock and all types
of building materials and lum
ber. Camden Builders’ Supply
Co. 46tfc
SPECIAL—Gar bags Cans, 55 gal
lons capacity, with fitted lid,
painted, $3.50. Extra lidk $1.00.
Whiting Products, 1000 Mill
St 42tfo
gSMAIig-One Ford truck.1%
also, 1 International Pick-up
ft-ton, in fair condition, $150.
L. T. Branham, Phone 356-W.
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FOR BALE—Rock Wool insula-
tion. Call 956. Pine Tree Build-
v ing. lltfc
FOR BALE—Two nice building
lots in best residential section,
priced to sell. McCorkle Real
ty & Ins. Co., 1111 Lyttleton
St, Telephone 385. 71-72c
FOR SALE—Coin operated phon
ographs, 5 ball table and pool
tables. Start your own busi
ness. Can be seen at Ralph
Alexander, Inc., Seneca, S- C.
65-72c
FOR SALE—Three lota for
colored people, juat off of
York St., Lyttleton end
Market. David H. Baum,
Box 66, Camden, 5. C.
72-73c
FOR SALE—Tha new Wag# and
Hour Law has gone into •ffscl
4 which makes lumbor cost more,
but wo have not raised our
prices to tho Retail trade. Wo
are still sailing to tho Retail
grade at practically Wholesale
price*. We manufacture and
carry a full line of Flooring,
Ceiling. Siding. Finish and
Sheathing; also Mouldings. Ask
us for prices. Sumter Planing
Mills m Lumbar Company,
Sumter. S. C. Telephone 427 or
10. . 64-74c
LEE SHEET METAL k ROOF-
_ ING COw Roofs, gutters and
down spouts. For estimates call
r Pine Tree Building Supply,
Phone 956. 18tfn
$30.00
iT.
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, Phone 797-W-3.
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me for lari
r ton.
ames Ward, Lugoff,
Clean and in excellent shape.
Priced to sell at $750. Contact
Grover C. Anderson at Post Of
11 499-R.
fice or call
' 72c
County Tournament Winners
age, we have stocked up with,
fertilizers with high potash con-!
tent, such as 3-9-9, 4-8-8, 3-12-
12, 4-10-6 and 3-12-6. The
Southern Cotton Oil Co. 72c 1
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■■■■■■■■■ practically
new, for %-price. Price $40;
aft season. Call 180ft
72p
er; medium size;
new. for Vi
useo only h
FOR SALE — Reconditioned Pi
anos. Easy terms, as low as
$10 down and $10 a month.
Boykin Furniture Co., South
Broad Street, Camden. 72c
and we have a carload of lime
with high magnesium content.
The Southern Cotton Oil Co.'
72c
cow, 5 years old. 3rd calf. TB
and Bangs tested. Will fresh
en in about week. J. W. C. Boy
kin, Box 39, Camden, phone
2203. 72-73p
of Nitrate of Soda every few
days, and can supply your
needs. Your dealer can supply
you also from our warehouses.
The Southern Cotton Oil Co.
72c
FOR SALE—Five sectional radi
ators, one anchor coal stoker,
one No. 1 heat extractor, one
Leland motor pump, one boiler,
all used in connection of heat
ing system. Will sacrifice. Make
me an offer for quick sale. 1/
L. Wallnau, 1214 Lyttleton St.
Phone 619-W, Camden, S. C.
72c
PECIAL. SPECIAL—Combina
tion 119-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
.
The Midway girls and the Bethune boys won the
county basketball tournament and in the pictures above
their captains are shown receiving the trophies. In the
top picture H. W. Rast of Blaney, tournament chairman,
is shown presenting the trophy to Co-Captains Judith Am*
Young and Janet Hall, and in the bottom pcture he is
shown presenting the trophy to Captain McLaurin of the
Bethune team.—Photos by Joe Gaskin.
Cash Scholarship
Award Contest By
Colonial Stores
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■ Colonial Stores Incorporated, one
of the largest grocery companies
in the Southeast, will sponsor a
$36,000 cash scholarship award con
test, Scott W. Allen, president an
nounced today.
The unique competition, beyeved
to be the first scholarship contest
'or consumers ever held, has been
tilled by governors and leading
educators as an outstanding con
tribution to Southern education
and progress. The Contest will be-
idn February 23. It will close
midnight. March 31. Anyone Is
eligible to enter, and entry blanks
may be obtained free at any Co-
onial Store—no purchase required.
A total of 60 cash scholarships
ranging from $2,500 to $250, In ad
dition Jo 210 fountain pen and pen
cil seta and 30 sets of Encyclopedia
Britannica, valued at $10,000, will
be distributed In Georgia, Virginia,
North Carolina aad South Carolina
and in Randofjjfb, Barbour and
Houston Counties in Alabama and
Leon County in Florida—Colonial’s
territory.
The awards will be made on the
basis of a letter written on one
of the two sublets> 1) "Why a
young man or woman should have
a college education,” or 2) ‘‘What
Colonial Stores can do to make
your shopping more enjoyable."
Designed to afford a number of
yonng man and wome nthe oppor
tunity to continue or advance their
present education, the contest is
open to everyone, and oficials of
the company emphasized that any
one can enter without charge simp
ly by obtaining an entry blank from
any Colonial Store.
WITH LOCAL CONCERN
Fred Deaton, of Columbia, has
become connected with the Clark
son Supply Co. as a salesman. He
has been connected with the Elec
tric Appliance and Service Com
pany of Columbia for several
ears. Mrs. Deaton is the former
-Aiss Doris Truesdale, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Truesdale, of
DeKalb.
Wanted
WANTED—Old style iron money
safe. Call Clement Shiver,
Phone 803-R-2. 72tfc
BANKRUPT STOCK — Display
Cases, Refrigerators, Water
Coolers, Commercial Ice Cream
Freezers; Refrigerator Parts,
Motor Parts, Range Parts, Belts,
Fans, Pulleys, Pumps and Pump
Parts: Circulating Oil Heaters,
Gas Furnaces, Water Heaters;
at cheaper rates. Tel. 699-J;
$16 Chesnut street. 70F4tc
WANTED—Companion to assist
with house work and help with
invalid lady. Apply 1322 Haile
street or phone 1204-J. 72c
Enter Lower
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State Tourney
fOR DAIl>
CAMDEN OFFICE SUPPLY, Inc.
1118 Broad St Phono 600
fice Equipr
of Other Items. Sidney D. Dim-
can and J. B. K. deLoach, Co-
Reeeivers VISE THOMPSON,
Inc., 2240 Sumter St., Colum
bia, S. C. 72c
For Rent
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for
gentlemen, 507 Laurens Court.
Tip
FOR RENT—Nice, furnished 3-
room apartment with all mod
ern conveniences. Phone 288-R.
72tfc
FOR RENT—Two apartments —
one 4-room with bath, one 5
room with bath. Furnished,
heated, private entrances and
modern cbnveniences. Reason
ably priced. Phone 515, or see,
Mrs. A. S. Davidson. 72tfc
FOR RENT—Attractive 4-room
cottage, newly renovated.
Equipped with new electric hot
water heater and range. Cir
culating
now. Apply to Mrs. L. L. Wall
nau, 1214 Lyttleton St. Phone
619-W. „ 72c
-High chairs and other
usable children’s items, for the
Cali
Children's Home.
442-W.
70Ftfc
WANTED — Aggressive young
man, single, strictly sober, will
ing to start at moderate
for job as clerk. List ex;
ence and give references
“Clerk" care The Chronicle
WANTED — Someone, whit
colored, to live on place,
or leas as caretaker. Will con
sider letting have some farm
land. Dewey J. Creed, Cam-
•den, S. C. . 68F3tc
WANTED—Old brickbats, broken
cement blocks, plaster, etc. Will
move free if you have as much
as a light truckload. Phonfe 47
or 467. Myers Motor Co.
68Ftfc
EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE
FOR RENT—S-room house, ~
miles fronr Camden on Black
River Road; 2 miles from Sum
ter highwav. Inside recently
renovated; bath and telephone.
Edgar Marsh, Jr., Rte. 1, Cam
den, S. C. 71-72p
POSTED NOTICE
Notice—Any person hunting, fish
ing, or otherwise trespassing on
the land of Mrs. John M. Watkins,
or making fires, or permiting fires
set by them to run or burn there
on, or pasturing thereon or re
moving therefrom any trees,
wood, straw or shrubbery will be
be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law. 70F4tp
MRS. JOHN M. WATKINS
MILLER'S For Lumbor
HRS. LANE
Amoricon Polmiff—-World Famous Life Reader
Will tell your Pazt Present and Future, will give you the
names of your friends and enemies, whether your husband,
wife or sweetheart is true or false, how to gain the love of the
tions and transactions ‘of ^11 kinds. She never fails to reunite
the separated, cause speedy and happy marriages, overcomes
enemies, rivals and lovers quarrels, evil habits, stumbling
blocks and bad luck of all kinds. She lifts you out of your
sorrow and trouble and starts you on the path of happiness
and prosperity.. If unhappy, discouraged and a failure in busi
ness or love, this message is for you. Since a child, Mrs. Lane
has been gifted with a strange and mysterious power, and not
only tells you these things, but can help yoq. You will find
this place most moral and hot to be classed with gypties.' Do
not pass up the opportunity of your life. She advises the most
skeptical to come and give her a trial. Guaranteed satisfaction.
Office permanently located in Studio trailer Vi mile outside of
Hartsvillo city limits on Highway 15-A North. Honrs: 8:30
a. m. to UhSO pw m. Look for tho signs. Handing for whtto and
City bus stops in front of door at Hartsvllla, S. C.
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franchise offers unusually large
opportunity. If interested m
serving farmers and owning
your own business write “Agent
546," care The Chronicle, and
interview will be given. 7L72p
WANTED
Experienced Truck Salesman.
Attractive commission to a
producer. Apply to “Box M“
Caro Tho Chronicle. 72c
GOOD
USED CARS
2.47 Plymouth Fprdor—
Radio. Heater; ex
cellent condition $1075
47 Chevrolet Fordor —
Extra dean -$1095
41 Ford Ob. Coupe $495
Good condition
40 Ford Tudor $395
Clean
afth dig.
I night
trict
hold
villa.
tho county a
thorn to win tho lower state
championship and many are
going to Summerville to too
them play*
Although Brasil’s chances for a
bumper coffee crop in 1350 were
apoiled by a 194$ drought, pros
pects are for a crop slightly larger
than harvested last year, Rio de
Janeiro reports.
pyiHng for
lower 1
Loaf — Found
Wa HAVE a little brown dog that
has taken up with us; female,
about two years old. Odel
Humphries at Guy’s Planing
Mill. : 72-73p
PIANO SERVICE—If your piano
needs tuning, call L. T. Bran
ham. Phont 356-W after 5 n. m
SANDING and FINISHING
of now er old floors a
specialty. Any color de*
aired. We also install
Bruce Block flooring. Wo
go anywhere. Phone day
611-J or 1044-W: niarht
or
1074-W.
1044-W; night
66T-Fc
—•—a
34 Ford Tudor 3295
Unusually clean *
34 Chevrolet Tudor 350
A Bargain —_____
4$ Ford Pick-Up $095
Extra daan
2-41 Ford Pick-Up —
Good ooruMtion
Redfeorn
Motor Co.
Phono 14$
Attention
Fanners!
#Lei us demonstrate the new
JOHN DEERE Quick Tack
to you. Thao# Cultivators aad
Planters can ha mounted or
dismantled in 10 minuted: Let
us show this equipment to you.
LET US SERVICE AND
CHECK YOUR TRACT
OR NOW BEFORE THE
PLANTING AND CULTI
VATING SEASON BE
GINS. REMEMBER OUR
UP - TO - DATE SERVICE
DEPARTMENT.
Wg are running a spec
ial this wook on on# Mo
dal H Tractor, now mot
or, now tractor guaran
tee. A special at $695.
Cultivators for this
outfit at $85.00 if
Beaufort Boats
The Whizz Kids j
The Camden Whixs Kids bowed
to a powerful Beaufort Flyer out
fit In * semi-pro tournament at
St George Tuesday night hr »
score of 61 to 39.
Huggins, of the Whiss KMA WM
high scorer of the game with 22
points and Molcany of Beaufort,
was high for the Flyers with 17
^n^tbe Class AA play the Pa
cific Terrifies of Columbia, elimi
nated the Knights of Columbus
quintet 81 to 60. The K. of C. held
a 36 to 33 lead at the half but in
the second half the Terrifies made
a runaway of the game.
WRECK ON NO. 1
Unofficial reports say tour caw
were involved in a wreck early
Thursday morning qn U. S. High
way No. 1 just west of Camden 1
at the spot where construction
has gutted a trench across the
K ved surface. No details could
obtained, but it was beUeyed
that no one was seriously injur
ed.
Head hunting is said to have con
tinued in the Balkan peninsular
up to 1912.
Vice-Versa
Seaman Sam Says: “Statistics
prove that marriage is a preventive
of suicide. Could be vice-versa."—
United States Naval Air Station
Skywriter. ,
Little Iheatre
CAMDEN, 8. C.
Friday and Saturday
February 24 and 25
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vival at the Fre*
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Sal. Nile Laia Show
10:30 P. M^—February 25
NOTICE: ‘Condemned to Live*
which was originally scheduled
has been cancelled and in its
place we are showing—
Dorothy Patrick and Robert
Rockwell in
“BLONDE BANDIT*
you wish.
Shiver Implement
Cemninv
CAMDEHL S. C.
Sunday—]
February 24—27—28
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M-G-M'S FINEST PICTURE!
Wednesday and Thursday
March 1 and 2
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PIREU * SIEIEIS * IIAKI
A warm spring day and you ride out to the field in yowl
new Fannall Cub tractor... flip a day lever with your 1
add down gets the plow! A big, shiny ribbon of soil rolls <
yeasir, even working’s fun with a Fannall Cub!
A fellow east of town said to me, "My kids are always!
ping about who’s going so drive die Fannall Cub. How 11
we’d had machines like that when 1 was a kUL My j
took a beating!”
Yes, folks, that’s what a lot of people are saying
bought their Far mall Cub... and they know teat any i
or service are needed. I’m always here.
WHIMKHt & COMPANY
Thti
Th* word is sproadlng—ond far the
LV^T’Jkat light-modium Last, ba— ,
CMC« for 1950 srsthslMst buys sro products nt the
fodm whoU light-medium Motors division tl
field! There are plenty of rea-
sona why thase naw GMCa
offer even better performance . . . .
******* aoonomy than thi own
money-eaving full
CMC* of the past. Thay're
easier riding, easier driving .. .
improved to provide more com* to
fort for the driver, more profit < things for more I
BOYKIN PONTIAC CO.
West DeKalb Straw
AUCTION SALE
FRIDAY, MARCH ] .... 2:31 P. Mj
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