Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PAGE 8 THE strx Friday, Decemb^r V?, 1S37 • '■ YourChristmas Grocer Has Prepared For You! The store is loaded to the Ceiling for Xmas Bananas 4 pounds 17c Cranberries quart 15c Lemons, large dz 30c PECANS pound 10c Grapes, 2 pounds 15c Eng. Walnuts, large, lb 23c BRAZIL NUTS, large No. Is lb 23c Fancy APPLES dozen 10 to 50c ORANGES, uncolored 1c to 25c dz Pink Salmon, tall can 12c No. 2. Tomatoes, 4 cans 25c Ritz Crackers, large pk 23c SALTINES 1 lb box 10c Lard 8 lb cartons 85c LARD 4 lb cartons 43c CHRISTMAS CANDIES Wrapped and of Good Quality 1 lb Box 35c 21-2 lb Box 75c 1 lb Choc. Cherries 35c MARKET LARGE WEINERS pound 15c SPECIALS: VEAL CHOPS pound 20c STEW BEEF pound 10c BEEF LOIN pound 20c Western Round Steak lb 25c Oysters, Fish, Dressed Hens, Dressed Fryers, Spare Ribs, Eggs, Tail,Neckbones Large MULLET Fish pound 10c Pork HAM, whole or half 22£c EGGS, shipped 27c EGGS, Fresh 35c Clarence I. SUMMER THIS YEAR—GIVE A gift of Furniture will bring pleasure, pride and comfort thruout the year and for many years to come, A Beautyrest mattress will be received by Beautyrest i w ' a J anyone with thanks. Let us show you how by SIMMONS easy it is to own one. They come in many ^ - pretty patterns and are reasonably priced. CEDAR CHESTS LANE Cedar Chests—the name is a guarantee of its goodness and its smartness. See this line of Chests. MIRRORS All shapes, framed and plain. Here is an inexpensive item most acceptable. TABLES Console, end tables and tables of other sorts. Late designs and a very nice item for a present. PULL-UP CHAIRS in a variety of styles, finishes and woods. All very reasonably priced. Mk.'iffc LAMPS There is nothing that so adds to a roomroom than a pretty laum. We have plenty of all pretty types. RADIOS RCA Victor and Philco will bring hours of pleasure. We have a large stock in a wide price range. LOUNGING CHAIRS A large stock of these in many types including ROYAL Easy Chairs. Get together and give Dad one of these. G. B. Summer & Sons ' - . ; :tS v AT THE Bridge Tables Mrs. McHardy Mower entertained her j bridge club Friday afternoon. High score prize was awarded Mrs. C. C. I Hutto. Mrs. A. F. Montague won the second high score award and bingo' prize went to Mrs. T. L. Hicks. Refreshments were served after cards. was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter H. Hunt. In vited to play rook with the club mem bers were Miss Fannie Mae Carwile, Mrs. A. M. Summer, Mrs. Wilton Todd, and Mrs. W. H. Tedford. Quantities of holiday and Christ mas flowers decorated the room where three tables were placed. After cards, Mrs. Hunt served a sweet course which was followed by coffee and cheese biscuits. Two tables were set for club mem bers when Mr. and Mrs. George Mar tin entertained the bridge club of which they ae members Friday even ing. A Christmas motif was used for the party. Mrs. G. K. Dominick and T. E Setz- ler were awarded the high score prizes when scores were totaled. Mrs. C. E. Hendrix was lucky at bingo. A sweet course was served after cards. TO CHARLESTON Mrs. John Clarkson and little daughter have left for Charleston to spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Clarkson’s parents the H. W. Hopkes. The Recovery Club met Friday ev ening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Moon on Pelham street. Before cards, a delicious supper was served. Mrs. J. L. Welling and Charles Trabert held high score at bridge and were awarded prizes. Mrs. L. G. Eskridge and J. L. Welling won the bingo awards. Saturday afternoon Mrs. A. M. Summer entertained the bridge club of which she is a member at her home m Summer street. The home was beautifully decorated in holly, mis tletoe, and red candles. Tallies and prizes also carried out the Christmas motif. Two tables were placed for the members. Mrs. C. H. Albrecht was high score winner and Mrs. E. E. Stuck won second high. Consolation award went to Mrs. Jesse Mayes. A salad course, bearing the red and green seasonal colors, was servd late in the afternoon. JEWELRY— The Perfect Gift Mrs. Maxine Jones was hostess to her bridge club Wednesday afternoon at her home on Summer street. Two tables were placed for club members in a setting of Christmas decorations. Prizes were awarded after cards and delicious refreshments served. Miss Frances Jones and Johnnie Kinard are entertaining the bridge club of which they are iriembers to night (Thursday). MRS. HUNT HOSTESS TO FORTNIGHTLY MEMBERS The monthly social gathering of the members of the Fortnightly Club MEN’S WATCHES—$10 AND UP LADY’S WATCHES—$10 and UP CROSSES AND CHAINS $300 and up Dainty Little Crosses for Babies $1.50 T. M. ROGERS & SON They must Move! We have the largest stock of used cars ever that we must move. Frankly, we need the money. One 1935 Chevrolet Master Coupe, looks like New and in the best of condition. This car we are offering for $385.00 One 1935 Dodge Sedan Two Door. This car has less than 15,000 miles on it but had the misfortune of having the body mashed a little and it shows a few marks on it. Chassis was not hurt. We are going to sell this car for only $375.00 One 1935 Dodge Touring Sedan driven by careful driver. This car is in good condition and carries our usual guarantee on this type of used car for only $475.00 1934 Master Chevrolet Coach. This car has been repainted and it must move. We have been holding it for $385.00, but the price on it today is only $325.00 One 1934 Ford Coupe just been painted and looks good; has good tires on it. We have had it too long and we are today re ducing this good buy to only $250.00 One 1933 Ford Coach. Tld* car has just been overhauled in our shop and we are going to mote it for only $275.00 One 1935 Terraplane Pick Up. Think of buying this late truck for the price we are asking. It is in good condition. We are going to sell it for only $295.00 We have two good Panel Trucks that we have had for some time. We are this day reducing these two panel trucks $100.00 each, and are going to sell each one of them for $175.00 This is just a few of our used cars. If you are in the Mood for buying we will assure you that we are in the mood for selling and we are not turning down any reasonable offers on our used cars. Make your family happy this Christmas by buying them a good used car, or better still give them either a new Dodge or a Plymouth. SMITH MOTOR CO. SELECT HIS GIFT FROM A MAN’S STORE NECKWEAR MANHATTAN AND ECLIPSE SHIRTS INTERWOVEN AND WILSON BROS. SOX SCARFS HANDKERCHIEFS SILK ROBES PAJAMAS SWEATERS STETSON HATS FLORSHE1M SHOES GRIFFON SUITS AND TOPCOATS Make Your Selections Now BELT SETS SUSPENDERS DANIEL GREEN BED ROOM SHOES WOLLEN ROBES BOYS BLANKET ROBES TIE CHAINS LUGGAGE ALL GIFTS INDIVIDUALLY BOXED All Gifts Individually Boxed T. ROY SUMMER