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*■* ■ > r ' '' ' / , » i'«n: V <L WANT ADS WfB.k*~ch«rc«d . T^iTS?W%. in 1# point trp* 4oubte wr excepc Account. For Solo priced Ht. 2, < _ wood stove, IS. See Hazel Peach, S. Cn Highway near Airport. 77p FOR SALE — Complete dining room suite, with 6 chairs, dou ble andr> single beds, springs, kitchen. cabinet, piano. Miss EUa Haile, 1724 Laaeview Ter* ' races ; 7»-77-78p FOR SALE—One six room house, with bath and lot. located 11-I miles North of City, on High way No. 1. If interested write J. B. Ray, 54 East Surrey Drive, Dorchester Terrace, Naval Base, S. C. 73-8tp SPECIAL—Garbage Cans, 55 gal lons capacity, with fitted lid, painted, $3.50. Extra lids, $1.00. whiting Products, 1000 Mill . ^ _ ( 42tfc FOR SALE-Rock Wool insula tion. Call 956. Pine Tree Build- lltfc SPECIAL. SPECIAL—Combina tion 110-gal. tank with four foot stand $25.00. Sinale and double oil drum stands, long lasting and weather proofed in stock. Whiting Products, 1000 Mill St 52tfc FOR SALE—Six room house, in sulated, equipped with Vene tian blinds, and hot water heat er. In desirable neighborhood. If interested call 371-M, J. D. Rabon. 74-763tp FOR SALE—Service station with two room apartment combined, 9 miles East of Camden, S. C., on Lucknow road. See H. C Watkins, at Station. 75-3tc FOR SALE—Five room house on Lyttleton; five room house on Highland and six room house on Highland Avenue. Priced to sdl McCorkle Realty & Ins. Co., 1111 Lyttleton St, Phone 385. — -77pi FOR SALE—Three bedroom brick house, two baths, hot air fur nace, dry furnace. Priced $2,000 cost McCor I _ i>rkle Realty fe Ins. Co., 1111 Lyttle- 385. under actual Jtv ton St Phone 77p USED FURNITURE SALE—Some just like new. Electric stoves, washing machines, bedroom suits, refrigerators. Everything to furnish the entire house. We also sell new and used house trailers. Why pay rent when you can own* your own home on wheels. And if you dont like your neighbors, you can move. Beatrice Sperr Sales Co., Across from Ogburns Trailer Court, formerly Millers Variety Store. ,nr ' 75tfc Lost — Found LOST—One female pointer, white with lemon head. Reward of $25 for anyone leading to iden tification of dog. H. L. Cum- bee, 417 Laurens Court. Phone 922-R. 73tfc FOR SALE — Du Pont paints, plaster, sheet rock and all types of building materials and lum ber. Camden Builders' Supply Co. 46tfc Wanted WANTED—To loan from $300 to $5,000 on improved property. E. R. Dixon, 627 Rutledge St 75' Phone 350. ?5T4tc WE NOW HAVE a good stock of Kraft Master Paint, $1.98 per gaL D. C. Dixon Bargain House, No. 2. 93q Broad Street 48tb FOR SALE—Desirable lot, con sisting of m acres, 3 miles from Camden and tt mile off the Black River Road. If in terested call Phone 949-W. 78-77c ; FOR SALE—Trailer, one wheel, $30.00; one set books, Child- craft, 7 vols., $10.00; One Cub Scqpt suit, complete, $4.00; one Valpack. $8.00; one Kerosene heater, $2.00; one Electric heat er, $5.00. F. N. Wimberly, 510 Carrison^CaU 598-W. 76-78p <%£»***» f()k DAIir us* CAMDEN OFFICE SUPPLY, Inc. 1119 Broad SL % Phene 900 MALE HELP WANTED—Reliable man with car wanted to call on farmers in Kershaw county. Wonderful opportunity. $15 to $20 in a day. No experience or capital required. Permanent. Write today. Mcl^iess Company, C, Candler Bldg., Balti- Dept more 2, Md 77T2tp WANTED—Position in private home as cook. For information call 951-W. 77p For Rent FOR RENT—Attractive 4-room cottage, newly renovated. Equipped with new electric hot water heater and range. Cir culating oil heaters. Available now. Apply to Mrs. L. L. Wall- 1214 Lyttleton St. Phone 7«tfe4 FOR RENT — Furnished studio apartment, all modern con veniences. Stearti heated. Avail able March 20th. Apply 1214 Lyttleton St. Phone 619-W. 77tfc m What value mm. you place ion your telephone? room. Prefer gentlemen. Phone 844-R. Mrs. B. C. Carter. 77p in with established company. Top ings $100 per week. No vaasing. Car aecemary. For in terview Write lira. C G. Heron, Forest Acres, ColumbiS, S. C. £ ' 77p INCOME and State—] pointment te—rnone oiv-w tor ap- snt 1214 Lyttleton St PIANO LEE SHEET METAL k ROOF- nvo CO, Roots, gutters and down spouts.. For estimates call Pine tree Building Phone 956. , SANDING ui4 FINISHING of new or old floors a specialty. Any color do- sired. Wo olao install Bruce Block flooring. Wo go anywhere. Phono day 611-J or *1044-W; night 1074-W. MT-Fc BANKRUPT BARGJ GET THU * v We do not plan an 'auction. However we will consider firm offers on the following lots: % 1— Embossed aluminum in rolls. Furnace, pipe and fittings. 2— Several hundred Gates baits All sizes. - 3— Black pipe fittings. All sizes. 4— Motors. All sizes. 5— Motor parts. 6— Refrigerator parts. All kinds. All offers must be in our hands not later than noon Saturday, March 18, 1950. All other items will be sold at prices now posted. Range — re frigerator — beverage coolers — dish washer—grills—commercial ice cream freezers — deep freez ers — vegetable display cases — water coolers—condensers — gas furnace—oil “ heaters—etc. These are real bargains. Nearly every one finds something he can use. Act quick. SIDNEY B. DUNCAN k J. B. K. deLOACH Go-Receivers VISE-THOMPSON. INC 2240 Sumter St. Columbia, S. C 77c Revival Servit At Malvern. Much interest Is being centered around the revival services being held this wqek at Malvern Hill Baptist church, under the leader ship of Rev. Paul R Becker, of Southwestern Seminary. Rev. Becker, former pastor of Springvale Baptist church, is well known in Camden and vicinity. His interest in the “Youth for Christ” movement has won for him wide recognition as an en thusiastic, energetic young min ister. The public is cordially invited to attend the services. Political Announcements " ■ , "Vj* • . .» (County EUction) n _ Slots Sonoto I hereby announce myself as candidate for the office of State Senator for Kershaw County. Very respectfully, ALLEN B. MURCHISON political announcements 0 payable in advance). What value would you put on your telephone if you were to name your own price? What value would you place on those errands your telephone runs, all over town, in good weather and bad? What b it worth to chat with friends and relatives whenever you please ... or to make a date for bridge or golf? . . What value would you put on that hurry-up call to the family doctor ... or on those important business calls you sometimes receive at home? pit’s the price tag on a familiar voice wishing you a heart-wanning “Happy Birthday." v > - *' v Probably you’d find it almost impossible to estimate the full value of constant dependable telephone service. When you think how mufh it does for you compared to what you pay, telephone service stands out as one of to day’s real bargains. * For Sonoto I hereby declare myself a can didate for the office of State Senator from Kershaw County in the next election subject to the rules of the Democratic Party. I promise to do my best toward making Kershaw County a bet ter place in which to live Francis n. McCorkle. SOUTHEJLN BELL TELEPHONB AND TBLBOIAPH COMPANY to much value • • • •«• oo little coot A For Mooistrato DeKalb Township I hereby announce my candida cy for the office of Magistrate of DeKalb Township, subject to the rules xnd regulations of the Dem- , ocratic Party. 1 - p John Langford, Jr. For Magistral# To the Democratic Voters of Ker shaw County: I hereby announce my candi dacy for the office of Magistrate of DeKalb Township, subject to the rules governing the democra tic primaries. c J. M. THORNTON, SR. For Mogistrato I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Magis trate of DeKalb Township, sub ject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. p. - CHARLES B. BLYTHER For City Commissioner I hereby announce myself a candidate for City Con of the City of Camden, subject to the rules and regulations of tbs Municipal Primary to be held March 14. W. F. NETTLES, JR. Boord of C—iiNiitlon I hereby announce that I will be e candidate for re-election subject to the rules of the Demo- — p AR tate notified WON To 0* llA - yreotrors TW* to to the es- are t to duly ^attested, within the law. 77T3tp PORTER, Administrator Si O, March 7, 1950. Notice To Debtors And Creditors . to indebted to the R. Bateman are.. to make pay undersigned, and having claims estate will pre attested. sent them li&wise, duly attested, within the time prescribed by law. TTTStp ANSEL BATEMAN, Executor %John K. deLoach, _ . Attomey-at-Law Camden, & C, March 9, 1960 Dr. K*gfl D. Co ugh man —OPTOMETRIST— Located la The Hotter Co. Each Day Except Friday - Drive Carefully—Save a life MILLER'S For Lumbar Personals Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Israel of ► Park, * N. J. visited Mr*. Minnie T. Asbnry termini Beam, Friday and Satirday. Major aad Mr* wnham M. Trow have as their guest for serersl days. Major Trow’s father. Dr. Walter O. Trow, of Warrouton. Va. Robert C. and Lawrence H. Nor ton of Cleveland, have opened their home “The Magnolias,” on Green street, and are entertaining a house party composed of Mrs. Flora Everett, Mrs. Virginia Harvey and A. D. Baldwin, all of Cleveland. MANY NEVER SISFECT CAKE OF BACKACHES Aa w* got okUr, »4 ttnla, ortr- - T —^ T. cxowdv. Hnoldng or oxpoMro to eold ■DOMtiMM oiowo down kidnoy tuae- tkm. Thi» mnjr kad Many folka to oom- plaia of nacsiMI boekaeha. Iom of pap and ooorgy, boadarlioo and dhtlaooo GotUns up nifkto or frwjOowt paMogoo may from minor bladder irritation* duo to cold, dampntoo or diotary indiacretiona. H your diaeomforta an duo to Umoo couom, don’t wait, try Doan’a Pilk, a mild diuretic. Uood oueeoadully by million* for oror 60 year*. WhHe tbooe symptom* may often otherwise occur, it’* »maxing bow many timeo Doan’a giro happy relief— bUp the 16 milee of kidney tubes and filter* fluah out waste. Got Doan’a Pilla today! Doah’c Pills FLARE FUGHT- ter. The trainers of the Saturday’s in Ws Blc Holly Hedge, W. and Kamschatka, Jr. Thus Watters hnd the of seeing three of his cha lop home winners in this dale meetingr Incidentally _ one race that a Watters horse did not win,' the Holly Hedge, was the only one that none was entered in. • The day was ideal for racing although a strong wind added a slight chill to the air. However, the sun was out nearly, all of the time the program was in and it was not at all ur. able. The course was never in better shape and the many im- that xxrovgk in E rovements that were in evidence rought many laundatory re- Be Ready for The Carolina Cup Races in a smart outfit from . . . CThe Glotkes CTree Laurens Stroot Camdsn, S. C. Prints, Sheers, Linen and Cotton Dresses For All Occasions ><seeeeoeeoee^oooooooeoooooeooooooooeooo^»oooooe^ Dr. W. B. McCURDY, Jr. OPTOMETRIST Office Honrs - - 9 until 5:30 Located: 531 DeKalb Street (Over Frank’s Drug Store) Phone 1071-W — Camden, S. C. 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M fc ' I • " . ■ ' ^ jMjj&i''!' ■ • » • V s' 1 : ' v d' '■ T ^yJRiBFlL Would you be interested in having a modern home into which you can m 0 V6 thirty-five days after you place your order? Sounds impossible doesn't it? lut esk tM ••*{!?" ^ om ° en People who own Gunnison hornet and you'll know we are giving you fed* r Features of Gunnison Homes: rrt f 1; •The home .is of frame construction composed principally of plywood of the highest quality. *• ^ ^ -a • to 2 —It is completely insulated with rock wool bats • in the outside wlals, ceilings, floors and princi pal inside walls. 3 —It is exceptionally economical to operate — • warm in winter, cool in summer. 4 ■—The interior walls being of natural wood P* 8 * a eling—waterproofed—make far easy upkeep and cleanliness. They’re- washable. . : 5 —All appliances, hot water, heat, kitchen eq^r • ment, bathroom fixtures are furnished ( . cept refrigerator and’range which may j* as an optional feature.) All plumbing is per, the fixtures are Crane, Kohler or lean. ^ 6 —All contracts are turnkey—a complete " • even to grading and planting. ...w. in ont k** Yes, we con help you in getting a lot, build your home and you can move giis housekeeping m thirty-five days after you place your ardor with us. ' . \ WHle or phone us for a catalog and floor plans together with information a* \ Camden, S. C. AUTHORIZED DEALER Soles Erection Service Phone Oeelara la Principle Cities U MrCei