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Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, July 1, 1948 ♦ ♦ WANT ADS TO RENT — TO FIND — TO BI T — TO SELL v Everybody .Reads the Want Ads Terms Cash NOTICE—Rates fdr want ads are 50c minimum for 25 words, all over 25 words 2c per word. AH want ads are cash except to firms carryinK monthly charge accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co. Army Pilots Find Three, Not One, Magnetic Poles Study Course For : Methodists July 12-16 —.—— A study eoursie in “Our English j ; Bible” is to be held at ’the Metho-1 !dist church July 12-16. These class-> ; es will be held at eight p.m., and are^e^ . , , • i designed to be of interest to children,.! ^P ec,a ^ to e C romt e - young people, and adults.. Such top-i As Washington Sees It.. THE NATIONAL SCENE FOR SALE—Three milk cows, with young calves. H. J. Pitts. tic FOR SALE—Seven long tables, made for store display of merchandise. C.in bo seen at 606 N. Broad St. Mrs. Geo. W. Bailey. 8-3p r FOR SALE—Dixie wood range.-green and ivoryT in good condition, and! priced reasonable. Mrs. W. W. Hair, 332 Magnolia St.. Goldville. Ico Research in Frigid Regions ics as “How We Got Our Bible,” | week in Washington is a deserted na- ' Cvnlaine Muctorif nf | “Interesting Facts About The Bible,” tion’s capital insofar as congress is| “ rpe ^ 1,0 II ® b.* plains iviysiery OI unit hp nrpcpntpH hv rc t.pu/ic . i ..... . . I.Monstitution and Apparent l Shift. , etc., will be presented by Mrs. Lewis! concerned but the folkg here have not EXPERT RADIATOR REPAIR—Ail WASHINGTON.—After more fhan 12 months of intensive research in types truck, tractor, car radiators, tbe frigid Alaskan polar regions, cleaned and repaired. Work guaran- army air forces have solved the mys- teed. Todd-^Xotor and Implement Co. |t er y raised by tlie 9.422-mile non- Willys-OverlandvDealer, Laurens, tfistop flight c\£ the Pacusan Dream- boat from Honolulu to Cairo, Egypt, WANTED—Used gas stove with oven. Call 168-J, or 289-J after 6 p.m." 1c FRl IT JARS, Jar Tops, Jar Lids,j iMTT?nnT T CTORY OF-* “ v '“‘ ““““ - d ja " Pitts, former teacher of Bible in the Clinton public schools^ Bible games for the children, a » free literature for the adults, and a’social at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue there is hour each night will help to make, 3 new P iesl ^ ent | this one of the best study classes of I Fo r Harry Truman came back to the church, officers state. first mild atack by the President, quit, lay down its legislative duties, surrender and, if I might use in elegant expression, “tuck its tail be tween its legs’ and run home to the voters, pitifully crying that that great party was unable to complete its work because the President had seen fit to spank it just a little ... I again Washington, D. C., June 29.—This urge this congress to remain in ses sion until its work is completed. 1 urge it to do its full duty under the _ not to be concerned so much about the President. Let. The Dreamboat’s flight assortment of these inciuaing lops Digest plus gift bookt 19 2 pages,I feasiblljt of re g u]ar air commun i- Families of oth er churches are heart- 1 ca Dart for Mayonnaise f “Getting The Most Out of Life,” for cat ; ons over the K t of the world, .^^tedparticipate in this week i 0] P d t \ m tons Hardware & Seeds. Telephone; only $1 00 , Free magazine catalog.; but it als * 0 c , aused a H stir in scientific 9 f Blble stu dy. | one w ho 1 * ^ 1 nci orders to. ^Iiss F 13nces C. i^i»>«« '■ .t-1/-i^f Send orders to: Miss r ranees ^-j circles by reporting an apparent TOMATO PLANTS, Hot, Sweet and Box 87, Phone Clinton *j “shift” in the magnetic North Pole. Pimiento Pepper Plants. Eggplant P ! The navigator of the B-29 reported Plants, Cabbage Plants and Collard F qr SALE —Several new and used tbe magnetic pole more than 200 Plants. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware outboard motors, 2*2 to 5 horse- mi5es its previously charted posi- A - Seed.-. Telephone 188. 1c power. Come see them at C.' W. f lon - , -——— r-nnnor’c tfci Some scientists explained at the PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY—Boll * _ : • time that this was caused by the x weevils destroy cotton — Termites j FREE SILVERWARE COUPONS.; fact that the magnetic pole was • destroy property. Have your home. We give one coupon with each 50c large oval shaped area, protected against such damage. We purchase for obtaining Wm. A. Ro-, The air force has revealed that as can give you a guaranteed job. Call gers Silverware,' made and guaran- the result of more than 1,000 varia- j R. Cr.awford, Phone 10, Clinton, teed by Oneida, Ltd. Blakely-Bur Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, (ton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone there are three, and not just one, Mgr . Batesburg, S. C. tfcjl88. * 1c magnetic North Poles. -C, BRYAN HOLLAND Major Pole Located Real Estate Phone 715 Laurens, S. C. missed the trek of the lawmakers to 1 congress perform, its duty, let the Philadelphia and to their home bali- President perform his and our coun contest for"'the‘young" people," free n Ce ov ? r in th * e White v House try wil1 bt ‘ safe ' ' ... - - - of i«nn , u Cooperatives, through the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives, will have their leaders at both the Repub- ( Washington sun-tanned, brisk and'lican and Democratic national con- u-.- - overflowing with a new confidence, ventions to appear before the resolu- j , o - L , S F? nSOT ~, a new optimism and burning with the! tions committee urging favorable . _ y iho e yZ n R'S' 7 ’ hy 1 a ^ e planned .lust for battle with the men who pro-i platform planks on farm cooperatives, proved ^„ r „ ; tba „ ^u..^L_ ag 5_^ 0bf> . S ' I vide the leadership of the Republi- At the same time the National Tax Equality League, arch enemy of the cooperative movement, is said to be obtaining a million names to petitions, which will be presented to the com mittees of both parties, attempting to outlaw co-ops. W’hat the Repub lican resolutions committee wil fin ally do in its platform is problemen- J. H. A. Group At Ocean Drive time observers here, or any has the chance to see the j President can readily spot the dif- ! ferehce' in the bearing of President ; Truman since he returned from his i Western trip. And he has infdsed a new spirit and a new optimism in WANTED TO BUY- oats. H. J. Pitts, -1500 bushels of 1c The following members of the ! democratic national headquarters not! tical although politically it certainly Clinton high school Junior Home-! seen bere s ’ nce early Roosevelt days. | would be unwise to come out flat-foot- makers association left t u e s d a y tbe Pres ' dent won f r i ends b E b ’ s - ed against co-ops. The Democratic morning for a week’s stay at Ocean abdit y to tra de punches, by his new party is expected to follow the Tru- Drive beach: Katherine Eichelberger,! r ? le as a battler for his party apd fori man line on co-ops’. Isabelle Hall, Sara Elizabeth Work-1 bis p r o,jran y cannot be de . n * ed '. Wbetb '! congressional approval of the ...^ ........ man, Sara Blakely, Norma Welchel, er d 118 o ew i° un( I popularity will grow i international wheat agreement was tion readings, it has discovered that ! Nell Fuller, Betty’Lou Smith, An .’ and overcome the many obstacles that definitely shelved by congressional nette Smith Vivian Clark Sallv ^ ace the President in his fight for his leaders in the closing days of the Pitts, Jo cipeiand Billfe ArnoS«*"» Jo <V‘*n. | sessS*. This . K reentent., siptod by Keit Dixon. Martha Young. Martha ^ , ha t prom.scd that he will con- Simpson, Mildred Dunlap. Louisei 36 nations to “assure supplies of wheat to importing countries and to ter his-nomination” at the Democra-! assure markets to exporting coun FOR RENT —Jack and Jill service station. H. J. Pitts. 1c (Over Brown's Jew’elry Store) WE HAVE plenty Royster's Guano | and Purina Chick feeds. H. J. Pitts. ’ ’ tfc 1 tries at equitable and staple prices,” likely will be dumped because Canada and Australia, other wheat exporting countries, likely will not adhere to DECALS BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME. Duro. Decals 10c -to 29c at Blakely- Burton's Hardware and Seeds. Tele phone 188. Major pole in the elliptical mag- Hollingsworth, Harriett Fagan and .. , netic held was determined to be on Frances Winn * lc nat,ona ^ convention. mTo? piston 1 BatoAtisTand £d °' ’* V Hm" tS'feTT.wm'.kers wSo Sn STRAYED DR^STOLEN - Female 1 Boothia peninsula. 'Wm' 61 *•«•}•» »wa *«, beagle, blue tick color. $5.00 re- ir It was the minor magnetic pole on ; and daughter ’ Florence Mrs R P i record , of the 80th congress with | the agreement since congress has re ward for information. A. A. May, the lower tip of the ellipse on Wilder and daughter, Nell, Mr. and f on,e deRr f* * f . appi ?L he . n8, ® n * I her . e ; (used its approval for the United RFD 1, Clinton. *: -Ip Boothia peninsula w'hich had always Mrs. Roy Miller of Mountville. been given previously as the loca- ; tion of “the pole.” Exploratory work done by the 46th 4 BABY CHICKS. High Quality U. S. ■ Approved, fullorum Passed. Barred Rocks, R. I. Reds, White reconnaissance squadron showed Ai-^mrvT tvqt’ranpf TifKFTS Rocks and * V,T - R ® ds - Also Feeds, tjiat the center of the magnetic field ACCIDENT INSFRANCE TICKETS FeederSi Fountains and Remedies. was R750 m ii es northeast of Ladd cos. on.iy -.ic per da\. Pa\ up to Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. 1 fi e ]d Fairbanks Alaska $5,000. S. W. Sumerel. Tele. 80 and T ei e ph on e 188. 1c * airt > anks - AlasKa - == "** **-* 1 ~ FOR SALE- nut"table in go W. W. Harfrs. tf Antique drop-leaf wal- od condition. Mrs. HOUSES WANTED — Houses well located in town and in the coun try nearby are still in demand. List that house with me. C. IJryan Hol land. Real Estate, Laurens. 1c LIFE PRESERVERS. ^ac-Jset 'Type, <w.d K.ipox C a - n Mn s ^ ^ ^ t ^ .^-.REN T our floor sanders, edgers,,and plotting his exact location according The squadron flew more than 100 flights over the geographic North Foie and its immediate vicinity and, for the first time, obtained a celes tial “fix” over the geographic pole. This was on a night flight in Octo ber, 1946. An air force navigator, by keep you afloat. ,,, , „ , . , , Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188.! polishers. Complete line of sand- ——— paper and varnishes. Cox Home and USED refrigerators. We have in stock Aut0 Supply. Phone 12. tfc several good used electric refriger- 1 — and ators. reconditioned, and priced. to sell. Home Supply Co. It Binders and Sheets, Cash Books, OFFICE BOOKS — Ledgers, Ledger Books — full stock. Chronicle Pub-: lishing Co. ; ! feXPERT RADIO, SERVICE On Home and Auto Sets CLINTON RADIO SERVICE *' Phone 142 In Rear L. B. Dillard’s Store THERMOS JUGS REDUCED in HAVE that old mattress made/like price. Picnic Ice Pack Boxes, Camp new. All work guaranteed. One- Stoves and Coleman Lantern Repairs, da y sej-vjee. Called for and delivered, I Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds, p^one 391-J. ip Telephone 188. - 1c ■ i FOR SALE—24 acres land on North 1 Adair Street, and several lots oh Florida Street. J. P. Prather. tfc FOR SALE —8, 10, 12 and 16-inch electric fans. Priced to sell. Cash or terms, Morrison Furniture Co,, Teiephone 42d. 1c INSECT SPRAYS with or Without DDT. Also Toxite, Carbolineum and- Carbola. A good assortment oi Sprayers and Dust Guns too. Blake- ly-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele-i Chrysanthemum phone 188. IF YOU WANT sewing done see Mrs. J. O. Hunt, 3 miles from Clin ton on Whitmire highway. l-2p RED SALVIA or Scarlet Sage Plants, Zinnia Plants, Marigold Plants, Plants, Floradale to the stars, determined he was di : rectly over the geographic North Pole. Test Combat Conditions. In’all, the squadron, sent to Alas- j ka in June, 1946, as the pioneer : v combat-type unit to attempt opera- ! tions under polar conditions, flew more tljan 5,000 hours and one mil lion miles to test material and per sonnel. • When the 46th arrived in Alaska, navigators, found their maps marked - wrth large white areas indicating unexplored fields. They were told that conventional means of naviga tion could not be used in the polar regions. In their first missions, navigation was difficult. They found many of the landmarks indicated on the map were hut of pos;tion and that small islands, closely grouped, in some instances were shown as large bod ies of land. In the past yearj pilots have Program Laurens Drive-In Theatre Children Under 12 Free Show Starts at 8:00 See Complete Show After 10 P. M. l c : Daisy Plants, Aster Plants, Scabiosa worked out a system of reference- America’s Finest HOT POINT Home Appliances HOME SUPPLY CO. Next to Bailev's Bank Plants and others. Blakely-Burton’s (Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. ! 1 ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and Supplies. H. L. Baldwin, Telephone ! 407-W. tfc FOR SALE—Refrigerator, 25-lb., ice I capacity, in good condition. $8.00. TERMITE CONTROL — Over two Clinton Marble Yards, Phone 613. 1c thousand structures hundred fifty heading navigation enabling the planes to fly anywhere and to know their location to within one mile. To keep the track flown by the air craft using this grid system, radar operators have learned to estimate wind, drift and ground speed to a fine margin even through an over cast. Ground speed can be computed HORSE FEED. Dairy Feed, Starting, to within five knots. have been, protected against ^errmte Growing and Laying Mashes, Lay-, damage. Why not have yours pro-]j n g p e ii e ts, Dog Feed, Rabbit Feed, .. true 111 j tected' Ca.. J. R. Crawford, Phone Goat Feed, Scratch Grain in three InllTlDlfi 0* uOlQ oGTilfia 10, Clinton. Termite Co. of S. C., sizes, Fish Feed and Turtle Feed. M. D. W iley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds. tfc , Telephone 188; 1c MOLASSES FOR POISONING Cot-j WANTED—Two men experienced’in , ton in 1-gallon cans. Also Calcium general building maintenance, Arsenate and Mop-N-Mix. Blakely- steady work, regular hours. Apply to Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele- 0. F. Beaty, plant superintendent, phone 188. ! Presbyterian College. tfc Battle Over Pirate Loot NEW ORLEANS. — Pounding golden doubloons into thimbles might appear to the 20th century mind to be an odd way to make sewing attractive. But, as Justice of the Peace Mer cedes Adams will tell you, the thim- HOUSE FOR. SALE _ F^ur-room 1 WANTED. Draper loom fixers, com- ^-making method solved at least house on 3-acre tract 5 miles from ; petent on Midget feelers, Stafford loot a^ments T for notorious Clinton. 1 nTiit? from p3\(?ci tlircsd cutter^. Dwisht ton motion Gull cosst pirotc, ,«j03n L3ritt0. Price $1250. C. Bryan Holland, Phone $V.40 per hour? 40 hours per week. Judge Adams owns one of two 7-15.,Lamerts._^._. : 19.1-Newbewy Textile Mills, Newberry,- ^ nov ^’ n thimbles salvaged from the ROTENONE DUST. Calcium Arse- S. C. 1c BaFlt ? e According to her in- . , j a . d 1 a- • - formation, the golden gadget, wh^ch nat e Lead Arsenate Bordo^ Mix- WANTED TO RENT 3 ©r 4-room doesn’t fit any of her fingers, result- ture, Sa pad ilia Du*t Sulphur Volck, ^apartment, Ha\ k e one small child. ed f rom a division of piratical spoils Black Leaf 40, Red Arrow and many Telephone 206-R. tfc -Each buccaneer had to have his other Insect Killers. Biakeiy-Burton s Thurs.-Fri.—July \-2 DOUBLE FEATURE- QUEEN OF THE AMAZON Patricia Morrison „ Robert Lowery ...also... GENE AUTRY UN DERBIES! A STARS with Frog and Tadpole Color Cartoon—Comedy. Saturday—July 3 TAMPICO Edward G. Robinson • Lynn Bari Color Cartoon—Comedy. Sunday—July 4 MIDNIGHT SHOW FRONTIER GAL Yvonne De Carlo Rod Cameron Color Cartoon—Comedy. is no question but that the Presi- 1 States dent’s constant criticism of congress | /■ on his'trip reached sensitive ears and { 1 some GOP party leaders admit the 1 | President “hit where it hurt.” There is a constant unconfirmed rumor here in Washington that the President does not intend to let the congress rest on ‘ what they accomplished before they adjourned on June 19 and if the not come back of their own accord he will call them back- into special session to “finish their job” some time in August. Senator Carl Hatch of New Mex- ! ico, whom the President highly praised on his dash across that state, may have warned the GOP leader- j ship in advance on the possible spe- i cial session in the closing days be-1 fore adjournment. Said Senator Hatch “I have said that the business of (congress is a 12 months’ business and ! I have said that the only time con- . 1 gress should recess is during the summe r months . . . it is a full-time job and we do not have any right, to leave . . . Mr. President, regard-j | less of the faults of the Republican | party—and goodness knows they are so numerous, it would be most diffi cult to state them all—never did I believe that that party would, on the DRIVE-IN THEATRE Laurens MIDNIGHT SHOW Sunday, July 4 Showing— "Frontier Gal" YVONNE DE CARLO ROD CAMERON Tire Recapping. Battery Charging. Firestone Batteries. Radiator Boiling. Car and Truck Repairing, TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO. Phone 119 Gary St, Mon.-Tues.—July 5-6 MICHIGAN KID Jon Hall Rita Johnson Victor McLaglen Color Cartoon—Comedy. Wednesday—July 7 DEADLINE at DAWN Susan Hayward Bill Williams Paul Lukas SPECIAL! 51 Gauge — 15~Denier NYLON HOSE Slightly Irregular |.oo Full fashioned nylon hose in new summer shades. $1.95 if perfect. Sizes 8Va to KM/o Gene Anderson's You Can’t Beat Value! Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. HEADQUARTERS for CANNING SUPPLIES FRUIT JARS • 2 Pint — Pint Quart — l /> Gallon JAR TOPS! LIDS and RINGS in 1-piece. 2-piece. Glass Top, Wide Mouth, and Mayonnaise Jars. . PRESSURE COOKERS, UANNKRS, SEALERS NO. 1 AND 2 TIN CANS AND EXTRA- LIDS JELLY GLASSES PARAFFINE WAX SI RE-JEL -7 LIFTING TONGS BLAKELY-BURTON'S HARDWARE & SEEDS Telephone 188 FLOR^GROW FOR POTTED « xa ct share,” she explained. “One PLANTS. It makes plants glow time, when everything had been and grow. Also Sprayer ToPft_.tofit _ , d * v !^ ed two golden Spanish bottle. Spray and watch them shine. douSloons remainedrLaFitte settled Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds, the matter by hammering the coins Telephone 188. into a thimble for the wife of one of LOTS* FOR SALE —On old airport I hls men ' road. New development just start-! 1 ui* A At ed. City has cut new street. Buy early TrU0 L0V6 Win$ OHM Again J oefore price goes up. r. e. Wysor, |j| tar$ Up Mistaken Identity Facobs Bldg. Phone 85-J'. • tfcj EVANSXO n, ILL. - “True love” MOTHERS—Do you realize that you can accomplish miracles, and it can save the drudgery of washing saved Ley McFarland, a waiter, diapers a,t home for as little as $1.60, from a case of mistaken identity, per W2ekt and also protect the health Two enterprising Evanston detec- of your child by being sure of sani- tives, Robert Labbe and Elmer Dor- tary ancUsterile‘diapers, that have band, heard on the radio that a been washed through a total of 10 man with “true love” tattooed on rinses. Baby Dy-De Service, Phone his fingers was wante<J in Kentucky. 605, Laurens. tfc r- - . . They stopped for lunch and, when McFarland cqme up to serve them, they noticed “true love” tattooed on his fingers. The detectives ques- TERMITE ’CONTROL—Termites are flying ^nts. Why let them eat up w you.r property? Termites_work . wip-| tioned McFarland and arrested’him when he told them he came from Woodbine, Ky. . ' Later, fingerprint records cleared the waiter, and the detectiyes learned, to their chagrin, they had listened to a radio mystery thriller. i ter and summer and are destroying over fifty miTIion' dollars worth of property yearly. To be sure, have a free inspection. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone 10, Clinton. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. tfc * ■ ^ s \ (fauAentiiie! Patented featury for quickly con-> verting to either shallow or deep wall service is one of many ad vantages of this now Myort Water Systom. Lot us show you this im portant foaturo and toil you why' this now C/octa givos you mora wator for your money. COPELAND Hardware Supply Co. GOLD THEITRE Goldville, S. C. — » Morning Stthows—Monday, Wednesday, Friday/10 A. M. Matinee—Monday, Wednesday, Friday 3:00 P. M. 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