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• - T .. ©lyr ©lintutt Ol^ruttirlp Local-Society-Personal n Phone All Locals, Social Items, to 227. Everybody Uses These Colamns and There Is Always Room for One More. Phone, Write or Tell Us of Those Who Gome •and Go. Items Picked Up Here and. There hy the Reporter. i For the Shave You Want 21 4 a good brush and correct soap—either caka, J powder or cream. t We Have Them j ' After the shave you want either a delightful f cold cream, or a soothing, healing face lotion. j We Have Them • A In fact we have everything you may ^ need tQ-proniote shaving comfort and ..satist^c- * I tion. Mrs. C. L. Vaughan and little C. L. Jr. from Waynesboro, Georgia, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Owens. Mrs. Sallie Johnson is visiting relatives in Union this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Templeton of Liberty -are the guests of Mr. and Airs. Rhett Templeton. Mjss Mittie Young spent a few days the past week in Newberry as the guest of her aimt, Mrs. Dun can Johnson. . * Zt M sroae phone 7 15 m NIOHT PHONE 53 Stop the Leak! Get the habit of going regularly to the bank, and when you spend money spend it wisely. The Saving Habit !; is not always easy to begin, but once started, it grows on you and gives infinitely more satisfac- onand pie asure than acts of extravagance. fvVOffiRCIAL BA b*. CLINTON, The Right Banking Connection is a matter of particular importance to you at this time. Because of our breadth of service, financial responsibility and the progressive policy of our conservative management, we are well quali fied to render distinctly valuable service to you. We will be glad to help you in every possi ble way. Dr. J. Lee Young, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hipp, Mr. Lynn Rounds. Miss Emma Hipp and Mr. Reece Young attenedd the Shriners meeting which was held in Hendersonville on July 4th. Mr. John Copel'and of Nashville Ark., is visiting Mr. Harrison Cpeland. Miss Helen Williamson of Lan caster has returned home after a visit to Miss Nan Copeland. Miss Annie Milling has return ed to her home in Greenwood after a week’s visit to her aunt, Airs. A. J. Milling. Mr. William Jacobs spent a few days last weeir‘ in Spartanburg. From there he attended the Shrin ers meeting in Hendersonville and is now in Asheville, N. €., on busi ness. Airs. Hook of Irmo is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. D. Bell. Mrs. J. Whitman Smith has re turned from a visit to her father in Bishopville. Miss Lillian Barrow, who has been the guest of Miss Alary Car- ^igan-uf-Soekty-HUL-Jiaa returned home. Mr. T .D. Copeland left Thurs day for a few weeks’ stay in Sa vannah, Ga.~ ' ^ ' Miss Lois Johnson has relumed from Whitmire and Union where she visited relatives. Dr. and Airs. J. D.’Jaeobs. and little son. Dillard, of Atlanta, Ga., have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs and Mr. an\l Mi’s. W. J. Bailey. Quite a number of the young Folks in town spent a pleasant Fourth out at Musgrove. Mr. Bluford Copeland of Nash ville, Ark., has been called to the bedside of his brother, Mr. Harri son Copeland, who ia q-urte^U. Aliss Alliene Hipp left Wednes day for a week’s visit to friends in Hampton. „ ~ Aliss Jasie West is the guest of Miss Rosalyn Blakeley. Dr. and Mrs. Jas. R.„ Copeland. Mr. and Airs. J. A. Chandler and Miss Dorcas Alason spent last Fri day in Greenville. Altr. and Airs. J. Whitman Smith, Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Jacobs, of Atlanta, Ga., Dr. and Mrs. Jas. -R. Cope land, Mrs. J. B. Townsend and Rev. Thornwell Jacobs left Monday for Asheville. N. C., to attend the Southern Newspaper Pub. Associa tion. Aliss Alary Dillard left Friday for Natural Bridge. Yu. She will be joined there by her* sister Miss Irene and will go to New York for ■ 4 the summer. The friends of Mrs. Pet Parrott Fouche will be glad to know that she is rapidly improving, aft<?r having undergone an operation at the Clinton Hospital. the ed home, ’accompanied by Aliss Lpuise Long and Mr. Frazier Blair who will spend a few days here os her guests. Mr. Henry Young spent the week-end in Greenwood. Mr. Christopher Adair has re turned from a visit to friends in Atlanta. Mrs. Evie Burr of Nashville, Tehn. is spending a few vfceks with Mrs. W. J. Baitev and Airs. m Air. HazeL Shealey spent w-eek-end with his mother in Lit tle Alountain. * Dr. Thornwell Jacobs of Atlanta / \ * , has been visiting his sister, Mrs. W. J. Bailey. Air. and Airs. E. W. Fergusen and family and Afrs. Jas. R. Cope land have returned from a trip to Charlotte. v ' • Miss Jimmie Ola Sparks,, who has been visiting.in Blairs, has return- Aliss Irene Blalock left Friday for a visit to friends in Chester. Aliss Caroline Caldwell left Sun day for Hendersonville, X. C., where she was called to the bedside of her neice who is ill. Air. Roy Copeland of Jackson ville, Flu., has returned after a visit to his father. Air. R. J. Cope land. Airs. Culbertson of Cross Hill is spending a few days with her parents, Air. and Airs. W. D. Boyd. Air. and Airs. W. B. Farr mo tored to Rosemont » and ^Harris Springs July 4th. - Aliss Jimmie Atkins has gone to Whitmire for a few week*.■ The friends of Air. J. D. Dillard, who has gone, to Baltimore for treatment, will be glad to know that he is improving and expects to return home within a few days. Air. Guy Copeland of Birming ham, Ala., has returned home •after spending a few weeks with his mother, Mrs. J. Rhett Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Heustess left Thursday for a few days’ stay at Glenn Springs. , Lieut. Joe H. Phinney of Camp Meade, Aid., has been home on a five-day furlough, accompanied by his friend, Lieut. Martin. • Dr. arid Mrs. D. M. Douglas and family left Friday to visit rela tives in Chester. Mrs. A. J. Alilling and family have £rone to Greenwood to visit relatives; Aliss Beulah McCall is spending a few days in Augusta, Ga. Miss Alary Wilson has returned from a week-end visit to her broth er in Abbeville. Aliss Alma Collins has gone to Asheville to spend a few weeks Barrett. Airs. Alma Norman aiTd daugh ter, Alary, arr visiting in Union. Air. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson of Greenville are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bailey and family. Miss Lucia Aloore has accepted a position with Jacobs & Ct>. Airs. Tom Holland, who under went an operation at the Clinton Hospital is getting along nicely. Mrs. J. D. Jeans left Wednesday for a three weeks’ visit to friends in Greensboro, ,N. C. The Baptist SundajT School en joyed u picnic out at Bush River Alonday afternoon. Aliss Alice Rice of Coronaea has returned home after a visit to Miss Agatha Bailey. Mr. F. M. Boland and children have returned from Greenwood where they have been visiting Mrs. A.* J. Sproles. Misses Mary Cannon of New berry and Alary Setzler of Whit mire are visiting Airs. E. D. Hentz. Misses Frances Barnett and Jane Sharp of Atlanta, Ga.. are *the guests of Mrs. A. V. Martin. , Lieut. Will Roseboro of Ches-, ter is the guest of Air/John Spratt. Alesdames Remmie Johns and Y. ( S. Yeldell of Greenwood have re turned home after a visit to Airs. J. D. Jeans. Mr. Ralph Blakely spent a few days last week with friends in Greenville. ' - Mr. Jack Doster * of spent the week-end mother, Mrs. B. Doster. Just Call Our Phone No 99 or 100 • *• * • * Groceries Quick A polite, intelligent clerk will take your ordei and sec thatjt’s filled properly. —And we wffiYteltveT it T<y~you7' 'aobr 7n a "few minutes. That's just part of the service we are glad to give you along with your groceries. - We want to save you* time and make it easy and pleasant as well as profitable for you to trade with us. Take,the simple matter of baking powder for example. Yon don’t use much of it in the course of a year, but if it isn’t good it can spoil a great deal of valuable food. We’ve studied baking powder and have come to the conclusion that one of the best we can offer you is RYZON. It’s pure, it is extremely high in leavening power and it is always uniformly excellent. The price is right, too, 40 cents per pound tin. ATfd’remember, Irke everything else ybii buy at our store, your money back if you are not entirely pleased—not just satisfied—pleased. Simpson Grocen Co. — GOOD THINGS TO EAT Phone 99 and 100 Clinton, S. C. j, And if you should get bitten or stung, we have 11 j | the things to give you relief. j J j j Use our dainty perfumes in this hot weather. 11 S We are Careful Druggists. ~ i Druggists PHARMACY! | Store at Union Station Number 400 flMiiflIiiRRiiMfiiRJiifiSliiRiiifiUHIHiUlKliifiillififiMifiiliilimiifiiliifiifiifiMMiilg nwsdfi Columbia with his BROOMS 50c BROOMS 50c Always the Best for Less at King's • / WHILE THEY LAST BROOMS v At SOc Each Fresh Country Butter and Eggs TRY US- TEST US * i RETAIL AT WHOLESALE King’s Cash Grocery W. G. KING, Manager. TELEPHONE NO. 54 BROOMS 50c BROOMS 50c 4