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Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THURSDAY, .SEPTEMBER 22, 1949 WANT ADS TO RENT — TO FTNi/ — TO BUY — TO SELL Everybody Reads the Want Ads Terms Cash NOTICE Rates for want ads are 50c minimum for 25 words, all over 25 words 2c per word. All want ads are cash except to firms carrying monthly charge accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co. -SPORTS- Bv DONNY WILDER 18 o’clock. Each team won their open- 'the Presbyterians had scored upon The inevitable happened last Sat-1 *be Tigers in six years, urday night Clemson roared through C. did make the Clemson line ' their big 69 points. | "Wild man" Watts galloped offjing game and a good game is ex- i sixty six yards in the final quarter t pected tonight, to rack up P. C.'s lone score. „ ’ I The stands gave Watts quite an j Honea Path defeated Thornwell ; ovations since it was the first time i l ast year. Line-ups for the game: Thornwell Honea Path „„ LE—Westmoreland Gambrell the weaker Presbyterian Blue Hose appear to be very weak in compar- LT—Miller Jones to a lop sided 69-7 victory. A few >son with the last year s forward LG—H. Lucas Howell people might have said they thought ] j* °P 1 . I ?} 0r L, 0 * ma ^y tj 10, C—Armstrong Young P. C. stood a chance against the £ au lt doesn t lie with^ Clemson s de- RG-^Maxwell <;inno 1—— Tigers, but I believe everyone kn<*w w,t 'J the W Ue H “ se s of - RT-W Lucas Mifchell LOST-Oid Red Bone hound wRh TOR &ALE-MlUt cows, with young «>»' » h * »!“«Prov«i a greaTdeal since Us? ySi ; collar but no name. Left home calv—. H. J. Pitts. tfc / ■ f t and although they were up against Simmons Atkins Fr.day. Answers to name Belle. Re “ ' c at p p a : r „ nn j rnnn ‘ ‘ \ *. . ' , ., great odds the big blue team gave Q B —Bullman Coleman ward. Harold Cheek, 415 Fla. St. 1c | Flh . * -c Q p - v S1( ^ e i°V^ e spectators the idea that they BH—Darnell Smith j See Elbert Mason, 359 P^ens, he canton high scnool Red Devils wi]1 ^ hard to hold in etitio ^ FOR SALE — 1942 Dodge pick-up St., Joanna. 22-2p tied a strong Union club m a 13 to 13 in their own class F ! FB—Wheeler \ " ' ' Xone truck w-ith 47 nrotor Uses no INK — ^ {of mark- defeathic athe YSow^Ja^kets^thaH Red Devils H6ok With Union Thornwell’s midget team will Crcod condition. I .iced . g j j ng c i 0 thes. Chronicle Pub. Co. thev ve come in four years CHS Red Devils romped up scrimmage at the half of the game, quick sale. S. A. Pitts. lc<__ 6 • i 6 t lour jears. fleld and down field but coul(Jn , t ^ ‘ BOILED PEANUTS and Roasted' Curtls rreeamn kept the Lnion do anymore than tie the Union Yel-V a r u Peanuts. Our Boiled Peanuts are working through the entire |] 0 w Jackets with a 13 to 13 count., LgOUfT Of Honor Blak'ely-Burton’s Hard- f ’ n u nK l : ma^rhi the tallies; Clinton held a slight edge over r p r . which he racked up for the roaring, the Union boys in statistics by reel-!' 0r Boy jCOUtS Rod Devils. ' ing off 208 yards gained by rushing |J A |J U ___ P. C. Downeo by Clemson wh ile the Jackets pounded out 204 “ Cre ' UCSdoy Presbyterian went to Clemson | y ar ds with a slight hope of giving the Curtis Freeman gave the Red De mon (2), Frank Childress (2), and Billy Tomasoh (2). The following merit badges were presented: athlet ics, first aid, safety, personal health, firemanship, civics, home repairs, swimming, wood carving, machinery, public speaking, rowing, gardening, carpentry, music, bookbinding, and coin collecting. A total of 28 merit badges were awarded. ABRUZZI RYE. This is first class i rye, cleaned well. Also Rye Grass for Pastures and Lawns. Blakely- new c [ op ’ Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele phone 188. HAVE YOUR hat cleaned and re built by Royal Cleaners. Phone 77. 1c FARM FOR SALE—820 acres, 6 ten- ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. DON'T GET WET—let us shower j proof your raincoat and jacket. Royal Cleaners, Phone 77. 1c Tigers a good tight ball game but PLASTIC WIPE-ON is a new way the small flickering hope was smot- vils a lead and the fans a thrill Ten Boy Scouts received advance ment awards Tuesday evening at a to beautify your floors, Furni- he red beneath the thundering fleet in the second quarter. , ~ nn n i lure. Woodwork, and Linoleum. Saves * ee i Ray iV I a Uhews, Fred Cone, j The Red Devils retired happily at; were presented 6 for^ houses - ab0Ut 300 aCrCS ° P o n Waxing, polishing and Scrubbing, a * ,en * V * i ittUlix. 1«<I, proficlenc J' in with his 55 yard sprint to pay dirt j court of honor at Florida Street land, pa>.u.e and \\oodland. w.. , gj ^ , Hardware & Seeds, caved road 9 miles from Clinton. C.| - £ Holland. Phone 715. Laurens. lc) Telephone 188. CO\'ERED BUTTONS. A variety of THE BEST BUYS in used refrigcr- and down the field at sizes and styles. Buckles, belts, and, button holes. Mrs. Charlie McDan-! iel, 201 S. Broad St. tfc! MARKWELL PUNCHMASTER—For ticket and other punching. A handy little office item. $1.00. Chronicle Publishing Co. Phone 74. TRESPASS NOTICE — All hunting ; or other trespassing prohibited on j lanes owned or operated by Jas. R. Davis, Laurens. S. C. 1c j SEVERAL good used pianos. Tuned and ready to go. S95 up. Easy terms. The Trading Post. Laurens, i FOR SALE—One 11-row Case grain' drill \v,th fertilizer attachment and >tt‘ci >vheels. Jas. R. Davis. P. O. Box 315. Laurens ators at Home Supply Co. tfc America’* Finest HOT POINT Home Appliances HOME SUPPLY CO. Next to Bailey’s Bank work of Gil RushtonT . ! after Richard Hampton kicked the' Sp f r c h ial i 2 *? sub * ct «- . „ The big bengals counted scores in| tx t ra point of Freeman’s T D I rhe following received merit badg- i every quarter as they sprinted up ■ Clinton started off strong'in the ies: Newton Hardie, Jr. (1), Tommy will, to charge; third quarter by holding down the Row l anc l (®). Kenneth Hough (4), Union threats. ' , James Martin (1), Monty Cook (6), Curtis Freeman became restless;Harry Bolick (4), John Thomas Har- and dashed off another long sprint! to six points. This gallop was to- f taled at 85 yards and another Devil Ip dividend. < j The Clinton club now lead with thirteen points but Union took ad Want Ads 1 FOR SALE — Monroe gas heater. Lewis Horton. Phone 526-M. 1c ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and,-L Sup;;Res. H. L Baldwin, Telephone HOL t SES for SALE—New M c room hou.'C on 30-acre tract IFOR SALE—Four beautiful pure uul ,j 11JUI1 IWIV , bred black Cocker Spaniel pup-1 vantage of a couple of breaks and' pies, 2 months old. Reasonably ' scored once in the third quarter and priced. Call 488-J. 5p-20! again in the fourth to hook every- ! xt v. . l thing up in a 13 to 13 knot. PLUMBING s Ark has plenty, j n t ^ e f] ee ^ n g moments of the , of good used bath tubs, sinks, lav- g am e Clinton recovered a Union atories. Also new plumbing and fit- fumble on the five yard line and tings priced right. Noah’s Ark Ab- drove to the two yard marker. It ...beville, S. C. 6-3c was ttan that the Clinton club was V,t ^?hv^'!S A 3 S KRfc ‘ E F0R THE HAI LING- SI”' a „'Spw„ h fcIVe^ 1 1 o,”.’ 1 / ' *'*■ ’ r , "\v rhp • Cotton burrs and motes. Fine to McElhannon who juggled the ball ..c:e. 2nd >ear from Coker. No cheat f ... . . , . momentarily but long enough for or otner grain in Held. Cut with for fertilizing >ards and lawns^ Union . s Kin y g smore to B inU . rve ^ e and binder. David T. Pitts, or J. H P its, ( -W -S Guano Co., Phone <i2. 2c grab the ball on a dead run. He NOTICE For QUALITY Radio Repairs Rowland’s Radio Shop Gary St.—Phone 430 22-2p FOR SALE- FOK SALE—Two bicycles for girls, from Clinton. Four -room house on see Will Adams. Rt. 1. Box 280. , r . ~ sprinted 65 yards before Curtis \i ung red mare mu.e. F ree man over took him and brought For information ca.l Rev. \\. L. him down. Then Kingsmore fum- miles Hunter. Phone 60 be -re 12 noon or bled and a Clinton man recovered $20.00 2 Persian cats, male $15 00. small tract 4 miles from Clinton. C. F.. l r,0 $50.00. Mr. and Mrs. Henry B Holland. Phone 715. Lauren.-. 1c K.r.c. 803 Sloan S:. 1c BEARDED IRIS. We now have these in stock in 12 different va- FEEDS for your Poultry, Livestock rieties. Also Cascade and Regular INOCULATION for Clovers, Vetch. and Pets. Mashes, Grains and Pe.- Madonna L;lie.-. Winter Peas and Lupine. Also Cer- lets. Also Oyster Shells, Grit and Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. esan for treating grains. Blakely- Poultry Supplies. Blakely-Burton’s Burton’s Hardware & Seejls. Tele- Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. P hone 188 SEE OUR "Sugar ’n Spice ’n WE HAVE plenty Royster's Guano ^ erything Nice" boxed cards, and Purina Chick feeds. H. J. cute and saucy greetings for every walls are sheetrock lc and it was once more Clinton's ball but instead of being on Union's two yard line they were now on then- own 35-~fc — —i .at. Mountville WEDNESDAY Sept. 28 - 4 P. M. EVERYBODY INVITED ’Walter F. Lynch Cook This was the last threat to score Blake.y-Burton s made by either team. Red Devils Meet Ware Shoals we DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING The Clinton high school Red Dev- EXCEPT BAD ils will met Ware Shoals on John- CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO son Field Saturday night at 8 o - :FOR SALE — New 4-room house with lights, and wired for electric Ev- stove. This house is storm-sheeted, clock* 15 sub-floored, has asbestos siding. The The game was moved from Friday with celotex night to Saturday night. Used Gars For Sale! 1941 Dodge Coach, rebuilt motor, new paint job— $595 1941 Plymouth Coupe, clean, new paint job— $550 1937 Ford Sedan, clean— $295 1936 Ford Sedan, rebuilt motor, clean— $275 1936 Chevrolet Coach, av erage— $250 1936 Chevrolet Sedan, av erage— $250 1933 Dodge Sedan, average, rebuilt motor— $99 TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO. OLDSMOBILE-GMC TRUCKS Sales and Service Phone 119 ts. tfc occasion. Chronicle Pub. Co. tf overhead. 35 acres land, part pas- FOR SALE—Sewing machine good | FLOOR SANDERS-Rent our sand- ^^^,w Thornwell, HonCO Path ers, edgers and polishers. We have bought on terms ,or $2800 - Slx miles as new $75.00. Lator coffee urn for $30.00. Mrs. H W. Wood after 4 p.m. at 310 Cypress St., Lydia. les 48-cup Dr -P-0- aU Cr t S h e e ^* c r es S a a n T y mateHal V mlkl * ro ™.. C linton and s ^, miles . fr0 . rn Here Tonight your floors beautiful. Reasonable Goldville on Clinton-Whitmire high- • rates. Cox Home & Auto Supply. ■ way - ^ T Brooks - 16 Gar y Street,, Thornwell will play Honea Path on I Whitmire. Ip Johnson field tonight (Thursday) at Phone 12. tfc WBTV ~ FALL-WINTER TELEVISION PROGRAM Compliments ROWLAND'S RADIO SHOP FOR SALE — Several good Singer sewing machines, dining room and , CALL <4 For your office needs breakfast room suites, china closets 1 Chronicle Publishing Co. The Trading Post, Laurens. tfc LAND FOR SALE—50 acres on Clin- FOR SALE—Self-player piano and I ton-Laurens highway. 96 acres 5 one clarinet in fine condition. Call I m ^ es * rm Clinton. C. B. Holiand, l c Phone 715, Laurens. lc 26S-W or 130-J. OFFICE BOOKS—Ledgers, all kinds, j MOTOR BIKE FOR SALE—Heavy duty frame and spokes. Motor in fair shape. Sacrifice. Cox Home & Auto Supply. Phone 12. tfc STAPLES — Arrow, Markwell and other standard machines. Chronicle Publishing Co. Phone 74. Ledger Sheets, i^oose Leaf Bind ers, Cash Books, Journals, Day Bcoks, Sales Books, Columnar Pads Cali 74 Chronicle Publishing Co. BLUE HORSE School Supplies — get your needs here. Chronicle Pub lish.ng Co., Stationery Dept. WANTED — calves. H. Milk cows with-young J. Pitts. lc RYE GRASS for a green winter lawn or for grazing all winter. Also ICLOTHE1S HAMPERS in family Dixiana No. 6 Year Round Grass and ; Uundry size for $1.98. Mop Wring- Fert.lizers. Blakely-Burton’s Hard- Scrub Pails and Coco and Ruo- ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. | ber Door Mats. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. USED BICYCLES FOR SALE—26’’ boys and girls. New parts and ' SEPTIC TANKS- •Cleaned, repair- paint jobs where needed. Cox Home & Auto Supply. Phone 12. lc WE CAN clean your draperies, cur tains and slip covers to give them that fresh new look. Royal Cleaners Phone 77 lc HIGH SCHOOL loose-leaf binders, blue and red. Name of school in red printing. Just what every high school student will need. Chronicle Pub. Co., Stationery Dept. ed, and installed. Well boring. 12 inches inside diameter. B. B. Weber. Telephone 355, Union, S. C. N17-llp RENTAL — Floor sanding machines, new equipment. All necessary ma terial to make your floors beautiful. Reasonable prices. Home Supply Co. Phone 423. f tfc i LOTS FOR SALE—Two residential lots in new subdivision at Joanna. Large lot on West Main street in , , , , . , , Clinton. C. B. Holland, Phone 715, /.ANTED—Reliable colored girl be-, Laurens. lc tween ages of 14-18 to do light housework and handle baby. Must have references. Apply Cox Home A.- Auto Supply. 210 N. Brooad St. lc PITTSBURGH WATERSPAR C. BRYAN HOLLAND Real Estate Phone 715 Laurens, S. C. (Over Brown’s Jewelry Store) HAVE your lawn mowers sharpened.) 1 also sharpen hand saws and all j TOWLE STERLING — For informa- cther saws. Edgar L Biakely, 30< j pj on anc j delivery in Clinton con- Musgrove St. Telephone 200. 20-5p - tact Mrs. Dillard' Boland, 325 W. FOR SALE—Seed oats, both Appier ^ Main St -< Phone 377-J. Wilbur Rid- and Coker’s 45-67. Recleaned. Pitts-Dillard Implement Co. tf TASTE-OUT 'eliminates the taste of wild onions and weeds from your milk and butter. $1.00 per package. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. 6 or 7 room WANTED TO RENT house -with barn, water and lights, with at least four to six acres of land. Not over 2 miles from city limits. Permanent renter. See S. A. Pitts. Phone 386-W. 6-3c die, Jeweler, Laurens. t.fr REVERE COPPER BOTTOM Stain less Cooking Ware. We have a good assortment of this. Blakely- Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele phone 188. MOTHERS—Do you realize that you can save the drudgery of washing diapers at home for as little as $1.60 per week, and also protect the health of your child by being sure of sani tary and sterile diapers, that have been washed through a total of 10 CABBAGE PLANTS, Collard Plants, rinses. Baby Dy-De Service, Phone Onion Sets, Carrots, Beets, Radish, Turnips, Tendergreen, Kale, Mustard and Rape Seeds. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188 FOR SALE—218 bushels Coker FuT Grain Oats grown from Blue Tag las*, fall. Clean, separated and treat ed. The lot for $1.35 per bushel, $1.50 smaller lots. Ladino Clover, Common Clover, Dixie hard fescue by order. Open 8 to 6 p. m. Mondays through Fridays and until 12:00 noon on Saturdays. Cox Seed Cleaners, opposite Florida Street School, Clin ton. Telephone 184-W. 4c 605, Laurens. CALL US for alterations tfc of any kind, altering dresses, skirts, pants, coats, putting in zippers, new hat bands, new pockets, and general re pair work. Mrs. Charles Hollis, Sr., in charge of alteration department. Royal Cleaners, Inc. Phone 77. lc DOORS — About 250 used French doors, mostly 30 inches wide. Also 500 other used doors in sizes up to 30 inches wide. These are excellent doors at great savings. Noah’s Ark, Abbeville, S. C, 6-3c Woterspor Enamel is economical to use. It brushes on smoothly and evenly and retains its high luster for years. PtORHIOS— Interior ok •xUrior floors. SUN-MOOP— House Paint. WALLHIDI— One coat Flat. $4.50 $5.00 $3.25 PIIISBURGH PAINIS LOOK BETTER LONGER! C»— In i»4my far FBil baektetr rCa*a» By* D. E. Tribble Co. Telephone 94 Clinton, S. C. DID YOD KNOW? That— State Farm Mutual Automo bile Insurance IS NOW PROVIDING FOR STATE FARM POLICY HOLDERS: COMPREHENSIVE: Paying the loss or damage to the automobile from any cause except collision or upset. This involves fire, windstorm and theft and all other miscellan eous perils such as: TORNADO HAIL FALLING OBJECTS BREAKAGE OF GLASS $50 DEDUC. COLLISION: Paying 100% of the damage in excess of the amount of the deduction stated in the policy for each loss resulting from accidental collision or upset. (Business and Pleasure Use Mileage Unlimited) FOR ONLY (Semi-Annual Premium, Comp, and Coll. $50) 1949 FORD $26.50 2 or 4 Door Standard 1949 DODGE $32.50 2 or 4 Door Standard 1949 CHEVROLET $26.50 2 or 4 Door Standard 1949 PLYMOUTH $26.50 2 or 4 Door Standard SAVE WITH STATE FARM World’s Largest Automobile Insurance Co. WHY PAY MORE? ALL RATES REDUCED — FEB. 1949 See Us Today Join 0. Teague Agent JOANNA, S. C. James E. Wolfe Dist. Mgr. 103 N. Broad CLINTON, S. 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TELEVISION THEATRE (Currently on WBTV Friday from 8:00-9:30 PM). SIGN OFF SUNDAY PHILCO PLAYHOUSE (Philro) PERRY COMO A CHESTERFIELD SUPPER CLUB TOAST OF THE TOWN FRED WARING SHOW j— - (General Electric) SIGN OFF IN ADDITION — the following shows are confirmed but not yet scheduled: AMOS ’N’ ANDY LUM ’N’ ABNER BURNS AND ALLEN BING CROSBY SPORTS EVENTS TAKE A TIP—Let us install your TV set at once—you won’t want to miss a single one of these top TV shows! ROWLAND’S RADIO SHOP I YOUR CAPEHART DISTRIBUTOR