MEDIUM
When the doctor gives you a prescription he
knows hoWhe wants it flUed. -—- —
HE DOESN’T WANT ANYTHING
‘‘JUST AS GOOD” PUT INTO IT
He doesn’t want anything left out.
If We Haven’t the Right
Medicine We Tell You So '
V Drugs that are the best to be had in the
market. Prescriptions compounded correctly
or not at all.
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Mrs. Guy Hunter and little son
of Anniston, Ala., who have been
visiting Mrs. Odiorne returned to
their home cn Monday.
Mr. Owens Copeland, who has
PR O CRESS
The Fir^t
“Medium of Exchange” of which we have record
consisted of shells to which were given stated
and generally recognized values. Every man
was his own Banker.
Modern Banking
Facilities have kept pace with the Progress of
Civilization until today every self-respecting cit
izen owes it to himself to have a banking connec
tion. We offer you every convenience known
to Modern Banking.————-
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YOU HAVE NOTICED
How chance favors those who are prepared to
take immediate advantage of opportunities and
how prudent investors make money from small
investments.
Why Not Be Prepared
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Yourself?
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Our bank account plan offers a definite, practical
method for conserving the odds and ends of your
•income, and combining them into a lump sum suit
able for making an investment. Your business
solicited.
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BANKERS
“Clinton’s Oldest Bank
The many friends of Mr.' John 0.
Davis will be glad to know that his
condition is improving.
Mr. John Ballenger, of Seneca,
been spending several days
with Dr. and
Mr. E. C. Little of Whitmire has
accepted a position with Jacobs &
Co. •
Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Spencer,
Miss Elipe' Spencer, Mrs. Myrtle
Hunter, and Miss Sarah Hunter
are spending several days in Mon
treal.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Yarborough
and Miss Lily Yarborough of Cross
Anchor were in town on Friday.
Mrs. George Wright and chil
dren have gone to Montreat for
several weeks.
Miss Emma Stroud is a patient
at the Clinton hospital.
Mr. Lee Chandler who has re
cently received his discharge has
returned home. •
Mr. J. Clarence Copeland has
accepted a position with D. E.
Tribble Co.
Mr. James Austin has accepted
a position with Dillard & Dillard.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Kellers
spent several days in Greenville,
last. week. Dr. Kellers, Dr. Sadler,
and Mr. Will Owens attended the
Pharmaceutical association.
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Mrs. Emma Little has returned
from a month’s visit to Mrs. Har
vey Brannon of 'Statesboro, Ga.
Mr. Hartwell Hatton, who has
been in the navy for some time,
has returned home.
Mrs. M. L. Roach spent Tues
day in Spartanburg.
Mr. Richard Dunlap of Mount-
ville was in town on Friday.
Misses Annie Mae and Bess Don-
nan of Tylersville spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Don-
nan during the past week.
Mr. Herbert Martin of Laurens
was in town on Thursday.
Mr. Robert Boozer of Mountville
spent Friday in the city.
Mrs. Joe H. Finney and Mrs.
Martin of New York,.' and Miss
Margaret Lake of Laurens were in
town Wednesday on their way to
Laurens.
Mr. N. A. Craig of Greenwood
was in town on Friday.
-Mr. and Mrs. George A. Barks
dale spent several hours with Rev.
md Mrs. J. F. Jacobs en route to
Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. William King have
returned from a stay in the moun
tains of North Carolina.
Mr. James Sprunt of Dillon
spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Lucy Copeland is spending
a while .with home folks.
Mn^Rcx Phillips and little
daughter have returned from a
visit to relatives at Ware Shoals.
Misses . MaMc and JUanchc
Moore returned Wednesday from
a visit to relatives in Fountain Inn..
Mr. MeSwain of the Southern
Bell Co. ha-s accepted a position in
Columbia and left last week.
Miss Louise Austin, who is tak
ing a summer Course at Winthrop.
spent the week-end at home.
Misses Inez and Iona dffakeley
left on Wednesday for a week’s
stay at Williamston.
Miss Connie Shannon left Sat
urday for a week’s vacation .with
her mother at Whitmire.
Miss Mary Ruth Copeland is
spending two weeks with relatives
in Gastonia.
Miss Lula Young and Mr. Frank
(Young spent the wee^-end in
Greenville.
Miss Ethel Russell is spending
this week in Columbia.
Mrs. C. R. Workman and Mrs.
George Browning are spending a
while at Wrightsville.
Mr. A. B. Henry left last Mon
day for a months stay at Wrights
ville.
Mrs. Jeff Ray from Blackville,
spent a few days the past week
with Mrs. Guy Copeland.
Mr. John W. Bennett from
Greensboro, N. C., visited his sis
ter, Mrs. John T. 'Blakeley, the
past week.
toas been psending several dbys
with Mr: and Mrs. A. M. Copeland.
Dr. R. E. Abel of Chester spent
Sunday with Dr. and M!rs..Lee
Young.
Mr. Ralph Blakeley left Satur
day for Hampton Roads after a
month’s stay at home.
Mrs. Maggie Jones is visiting her
sons, Dr. F. D. Jones and Mr. R.
E. Jones. V
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Heustiss are
visiting relatives in Bennettsville.
.Mb*. George H. Ellis and little
son, Dillard, are visiting friends in
Newberry.
Mrs. Sophie Abei and Miss Let-
Tie ~XbcT^dFXhes1^
Mrs. Lee Young.
Mr. J. W. Blakeley and Mrs. C,
P. Robinson returned home Sun-
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day from a visit to Dr. and Mrs.
Wylie of Clover.
The Eastern Star chapter will
hjive their annual *picnie on Thurs
day, July 31st, after six o’clock,
on the lawn of Mr. Henry M.
Young. All are invited to come,
bring families and also well-tilled
baskets.*
Misses Bettie and Lee Brainlett
from Laurens spent a few days
last week with their sister, Mrs.
Dave W. Copeland.
Mrs. L. R. Lynn and children
are spending awhile at Montreat.
Mr. Tom Watts of Columbia is
spending a few days with relatives
in the city.
Mrs. Claude Vaughn of Wades
boro; Ga., is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Owens.
Mrs. Edgar Owens is vkiting
Mrs. Marion Scott of Bishopville.
Mr. W. J. Bailey is spending
some time in New York on busi-
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ness. •
Mr. Derrick of Little Mountain
has accepted a position* with the
telephone company.
Dr. F. D. Jones left on Tuesday
for a short stay in Chester.
Mr. Rutledge Adair has gone to
Gaffney to visit Mr. Arthur Fairy.
Miss M|ttie 'Young spent ithe
'week-end in Newberry.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Adair were
in Abbeville on Sunday and Mon
day.
Miss Ethel Willis of Gray Court
is visiting Mrs. j.'W. Copeland.
Mr. John Little spent Friday in
Columbia.
Mrs. Tom Holland, who has been
a patient at the Clinton hospital,
is able to be- at home again.
Mrs. Lee Wright MeLees and
little Robert MeLees returned on
Monday from a several weeks’ stay
~wrfh~TnendTin Virginia.—
Miss Long of Little Mountain
has accepted a position with Ja
cobs & Co.
Mrs. Ernest Fuller has returned
from several weeks’ stay in Hen
derson, N. C.
Mr. T. N. Boozer was struck by
an automobile last Saturday night
and at first his condition was quite
alarming. Although still quite un
comfortable he is improving. Mr.
Bruce Galloway also had an auto
mobile accident on Monday and
is wearing his arm in a sling.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sligh of Gaff
ney spent Sunday with Mr. T. N.
Boozer and family.
Mr. Pressie McMillan has ac
cepted a position with M. S. Bailey
& Sons.
Mr. Frank Estes left 'on Tues
day to spend his vacation in Pick
ens and the mountains of North
Carolina.
Mrs. Sarah., Nelson has return
ed from a visit to Greenville.
Mrs. J. A. Bailey has returned
from a visit to Spartanburg.
Little Frances Rose and Reece
Williams are visiting their father,
Mr. D. R. Williams of Lancaster.
Miss Lois Caldwell of Sasoaa,
Fla., is the guest of Mrs. Rounds.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Copeland left
on Wednesday for Montreat.
Ever wonder why we
believe in good, service?
It’s because we know the more we. do for you
the better you’ll like ns. *
And the oftener you’ll come in.
-Wo-ftm-onr ttore to nleasr vnu heransp that
makes business for us.
We know you like groceries delivered to your
door, so we maintain a good delivery service.
We know you like the best of everything for
your table, so we keep that kind of groceries in
stock.
We know you can’t come to the store sometimes,
so we have two telephones for your convenience.
We know you are not a grocer yourself so we give
you the benefit of our thorough knowledge of gro
ceries.
For example, it isn’t easy for you to know all
about baking powder; weat they are made of, wkat
they will do, which ones are most efficient and’,
economical.
We do know baking powder and when we recom-
4nemi ane-to youjwe do so because we are sure you
will be pleased with it.
Simpson Groceiy Co.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
Phone 99 and 100 Clinton, S. G.
Be
Beautiful.
Use Our
Take 4»re of your “Crown of Glory
11 it will last always and look beautiful. Use our washes
[ and shampoos, they are free from harmful ingred-
& ionts.
S When you make your toilet, have everything
you ueed to make it properly. You can buy all the jjj
[ j things you need in our Drug Store and they don’t [ j
Look your best—always—you will fool bettor.
Wo are Careful Druggists.
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
TheyflluagTove Drug Store at Union Station
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Always the Best for Less at King’s
Full line of Fresh Cakes.
— THE QUALITY KIND
GARDNER’S
Famous Cakes
Raisin
Fruit Cake
Plain
Marble
Our Stock is fresh and clean.
Fresh Country Butter and Eggs.
If not absolutely satisfied with every purchase
we gladly refund your money.
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RETAIL AT WHOLESALE
King’s Cash Grocery
W. G. KING, Manager.
TELEPHONE NO. 54
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