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if « * ummer^ This Week Only twentyfiv cent Nylotia Powdac ^Puff FREE with each box ok Nylotis Face Powder DeLuxe I 75 Cents ‘ This aumBMr epadal b bdng oArwI for on* wk to introduca Nylotia Fmtf Povdar DaLion. Ha^ <s • face powdat tbat goaa on smoothly and siaya on. It doss not ahovtn spots,'but spraads evanly and blends invisibly with avan tba finest skin. Dalightfully and lastingly pScfinnad. Put up in attractive jround boxae. Coma early and taka advaStaga of this generous ofiac. 4 Little Am4?i* Nicklea, of Laurens, was the guest of Sadie Chandler on 1 Saturday. After two weeks’ stay in Wadesboro, |N. C., with relatives, Mrs. Carl Rob- j inson has returned home. Mesdames E. \y. Ferguson, Rebecca Shands, Miss Arva Henry, B. C. Fer guson and Carol White Copeland spent Tuesday-inQpeenville. / Mr. Hams Landrum is spending this week in Millen, Ga., with rela tives. 'Miss Ethel Hunter, who has been I teaching at Piedmont, has returned to I Clinton to spend the summer with her {parents, Mr. and Mp. Lee Hunter. Mrs. Emma Glenn 'of Spartanburg, spent Tuesday afternoon in the city with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Anders^, of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bodfcer were! guests of Mr. hnd Mrs. Jaipes Boul- ware in Newberry on Sunday. Harold Flanagan spent the week end in Hendersonville with Mr. and Mfs. George Flanagan. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Todd and Mr. | and Mrs. Ryland Todd spent Sunday in Cross Hill. Miss Margaret Rasor, of Gross Hill, was the week-end guest of Miss Alice; Todd. Miss Louise Kerns has returrted from Greenwood, where she has been teaching the past session, and will spend several months with her moth er, Mrs. A£nes Kern. .<.» •» Rev. W. W. Edge of Eaton, Pa., spent several days recently in the city with, his mother, Mrs. Edge. Mr. Dunk Ferguson and son, of Fort Greenwood, spent Saturday afternoon j Lawn, visited Mr. J. M. Pitts and with the latter’s mother, Mrs. Jennie t other friends in the city last week. Briggs, who is very sick at her home on North Broadway. Mr. R. P. Ferguson, of Spartanburg, visited his brother, Mr. John Fergu Dorsey Houze McFadden is visiting son, last Thursday and attended the relatives in Fort Lawn for several funeral of his aunt, Miss Nannie Wa- weeks. * ters.- Mr. and Mrs. William Lomax, Mrs. B^uceyBarksdale, and Mrs. Devlin, of Parks spent Thursday in Greenville fkaisk CUNTON^ ** < « r * 1 : • sr i *- t t Service —THREE UNDERLYING FACTORS • * * . . THAT ARE CONTRIBUTING 1 TO THE GROWTH OF THIS BANK.. Miss Sallie Wright and Mrs. Louise Greenwood, spent Friday in the city and attended the graduating exercises of £he high school. Mr. Kenneth Baker, Sr., of Green wood, was the guest Friday of ‘his son, Mr. Kenneth Baker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs- Leslie BulPand Mrs. B, F,..Shockley of Spartanburg, were guests Sunday of the latter’s daugh ter, Mrs. William Jacobs. 1 Miss Mary Dillard, of Greenville, was the guest of relatives here Sun day. Dr. and Mrs. John McKeown, of Great Falls, visited Mrs. M. J. Mc Fadden on Monday! -- ' ‘ Mr. Marshall Dehdy, of Columbia, was the guest of friends in the city this week. . * Mrs. W. M. McMiHanaiid MfR, John|MiHmi, Fin, arrived in the city_Sun- W. Finney and children are spending a few days in Abbeville this week with Mrs.-Albert Galloway. Di^. and Mrs. T. J. Peake, Mr., and Mrs. J. 1. Coleman spent Tuesday in Columbia.,!^ 1 ———-r: Miss Caroline^Caldwell, .whd has with the former’s sister, Mrs. H. L. Todd. Mrs. W. H. Shands, Mrs. Tom Car- son and Mrs. Roger Coe spent Friday in Laurens with Mrs. George Albright. Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge Fuller and daughter, of Mountville, was in- the city shopping Saturday. Mr. George Albright, a student ot Atlanta Dental College, spent the week-end with relatives her^ en route to his home in Laurens. - f. Miss .Sarah Hunter, of Columbia, has returned to her- home here for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. McAbCe . of Greenwood, spent Tuesday with Mrs. W. P. Montjoy. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Coleman, of Did You Get Your • - * ._ i :—.. - Bucket . . I V We hate one for you, and it is FREE with a small pur chase of P. & G. Soaps and Washing Powder. V £ FRESH FISH FRIDAY day to spend a week with the latter’s sister, Mrs. Annie Bailey. Mr. Joe H. Little and little daugh- ter,-Adelaide, of Abbeville, spent Sun day with Mrs. Emma J. Little. Mr. - ‘and* Mrs. W. A. Johnson left Sunday for Milwaukee where they will, ^ ros. “Good Things to Eat” Phones 99 and 100 Clinton, S. C. V . Miss Willie Putnam was the week end guest of her- sister, .Miss Ethel utnam, in Piedmont^ My. Guerry, of Spartanburg, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hunter on Saturday. v Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Boy spent.tbe week-end in Wellford with relatives. Mrs. Pressie McMillan ajpd Miss Arj- nie B. Adair are spending today in Abbeville with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Galloway, , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Longshore, Mrs. Johnnie Lynn and Mrs. A. L. Watts spent Sunday in Owings. Miss Sallie Lynn spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Tom Weir, near Clin- XGn. ~ Mh& Lam MTWre left today for St, M. $. Bailey & Son BANKERS “Clinton’s Oldest Bank” been teaching at Albermarle, N. C., is spend the summer with the former’s visiting her brother, Mr. James W. parents. Caldwell. . \ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Galloway a-nd Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Richey Spent children, of Abbeville, spenj Sunday Stmday in Gwings with Mr. and Mrs.'with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McMillan. J. T. Stoddard. T Mrs. J. F. Jacobs and Mrs. W. J. Bailey have returned from a month’s! stay jn Washington, where the latter : was a patient in Providence hospital. I rrJUiga -Nannel 1 Blalock- has returned ; from Chicora College to *pend ^the; J summer with her parents, Mr. and, Mrs. T. J. Blalock., ‘ 4 Mrs. Mary Little and Miss loha, Little,-of Laurens, w-ere visitors in the city Sunday. Miss Essie Davidson, who has been teaching in Great FalTs, has returned ' [home for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Robin*son spent j the past week-end in Wadesboro, N. C., with relatives. . 6* Messrs. J. F. Jacobs, J.r., and Ben Granger have returned from a three weeks’ stay in New York where they Petersburg, Fla., where she Will spend were j n charge of Jacobs and Corn- two weeks with her parents, Mr. and {pany’s exhibit at the Southern Expo- Mrs. C. A. Moorei ^ ' sition. Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarence Copeland j Miss Ruth Bell Davidson has return-1 spent several days recently in Athens, { e j home after teaching in Swansea Gu., with Mr.- and Mrs. Geo. Moon. for the past session. Mr. F. k T. Gray of Charlotte and, Mrs. O. B. Burroughs and children Miss Louise Weaver of Asheville,' 0 f Greenville, spent-Several days last spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Wilson. They were accom panied to Ashevilie by Mrs. F. T. Gray week with her mother, Mrs. A. T. Wilson. ; Miss Lyde Hipp and Miss Katherine -r.-x---' . / •. * ’ * * y - * That the Clinton people buy from us' simply be- cause, we are h6me folks. That appears to us to be a weak-kneed plea. We suggest, however, that you 'will gel more for your money with us i ' ■ • ^ • v . ^ [' tban elsewhere. Our large buying power, as is so clearly .indicated thru the big Commercial Agencies, and attested tobyyour local banks, to- gether with the fact that a piano man with no small experience directs .the business^ insures . ■ y » . • - our customers very real values and the correct instrument. / . . Reid Clinton, South Carolina . - ^ • 'v£ ■ t A 1 . 'i . A. _ - N A i I t week in the city. Miss Maggie Horton and Messrs. J. W. and Ebb Horton and Mrs. Andy Young spent Sunday with'Miss Hattie ^| Mae Horton in Grambling. Mrs. Vernon Kelley and'family, of Pine Bluff, Ark., are visiting her par- Hill, are guests of Mrs.'Henry Suber. Miss Florie McGill has returned to, her home in Hickory Grove after teaching here the past session. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Summer and children, of Newberry, spent Sunday with Mrs. Nonnie Young. Carlton Winn is spending several | days in towndesville with friends. - * Messrs. John Knight and Bonner Benjamin- were Sunday visitors in Spartanburg. ? Mr. Claude, Glenn, of Vicksburg, Miss., -is spending a few days in the and little daughter, who will spend a^pittg p f Columbia, were the. guests of Practical Evidence Of a Bank’s safety is found in the public’s willingness to. entrust funds k * —-r. ■ ^ • * . v • * to its care over a period of years. - v ./ ■ . By this standard our Bank holds an enviable record. We have grown in, • ■ - r y friends and volume of business from the day wejopened. 4 “THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” i "IT U I# [city with his. parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Glenn. - • • «—^ • Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Cooper visited relatives in Cross Anchor on Sunday. Miss Nettie Kimble, of Belton, spent Tuesday in the city with friends, Migs Agatha Bailey, Who taught school the past session in Franklin, N. C., is spending the summer with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. L. -W. Bailey. • » • Misses Alice Ruth Hollis and Alma J^Uth Cooper are visiting relatives in Cross Anchor this week. „ Messrs. Russell Cooper and Claude Glenn were visitors in Union on Sun day: , • y ~ . i. • i Misses Lconelle Smith an^ Alice Todd and Dr. Mood Smith sfient Tues day in Columbia, ' > Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sligh, of„Gaff-.j tipn Mrs. Lee Hunter on Saturday. Miss Etta Lee Scruggs, of Winns boro, was the attractive guest of Mrs*, j W. A. Dicus for the week-end. MisS Mary Helen Hehtz left Mon-, day for^Whitmire where she will spend the sum,mer with her uncle, Mr. Hall man Setzler. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Owens and fam-1 ily spept the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Vaughan in Laurens. Mrs. L. D. Bray and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKpjght spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cope land near Clinton. . Mr. and.Mrs. Pet Adaih,and chil dren visited Mr: and Mrs. Carl Cooper- in Union.on Sunday. Mrs. T. D: C.opeland leaves today' for Rome, Ga., where she will attend the graduation exercises,, of the Dar- f lington ’School for. Bdys. Her son,i Thomas Heath Copeland, is a memoir ; of the senior class. • . 4 — -J*- - r Miss Marion Leake has returned from her schobl in Easley and will spend some time with her sister, Mrs.' parks Adair. / * • Miss Emma Hargrove and Mr.’’Lee.J Hapgrove of Newberry were guests of Mrs. Sterling Pitts on Sunday. Mrs. E. 0. Hentz and^children, of Whitmire^were-in the city Friday evening to atsend-J-he graduating ex ercises of the Clinton - High schools. Mrs. Hentz’s daughter, Miss Mary: Helen Hentz, was a member of the graduating class. 1 Messrs. Hubert apd Hansel Boyd { and Rogers Harrell, of Wofford Col-] lege, are home fop their suniingV vaca-1 •v i «{* ney, have returned to their home after X spending a few 1 days with Mr. and i* [ Mrfe. Frank Boozer. t I X- Miss Emily Cunningham, "of Cross Hill, visited Mrs. W. P. Montjoy last week. .. - • . •/ - _ day for hef home in Vidaka, Ga., after teaching here the past session. I -K*- . Mr. Sam Leake, of Union wast the 1 ^ ahd . gi^st o| relatives in'town Friday auended ttie graduating exercises of the high school. ! Mr. and Mrs. J. Himp Stone, who have been in S ; t. Petersburg, Fla., sev Miss Arlia MacLemofe left Mon- everal months, will arrive toddy to v \' 'J- spend several dpys before going to Charlotte, N. -C. V ^ . - v . i;->- -t A One 3-room house and lot 67x44G on North Sloan St. One T-rooih jiouse and half •acre lot, corner Sloan. St. v and W, Carolina Ave., adjoining lot of Mrs. Jessie Sparks,.^. X • v * v ,... x * -- One 5-room hp^ae an^ lot 88x170 on Noftth Sloan Stt One lot on Cleveland Street f 'x!65 adjoining property of C. E. Galloway. ' 'j/' | . r ^ 4. . ■ J* ' One’Tdt'Utl Cleveland Street G7x220 adjoining property of L. B. Dillard. r ^. One lo(J on Owens Street 80x180. i " ’• • * r * .V, . ■y—^ ~ y One lot on West Main Street adjoining I. C. Boland. •One lot on Florida Street 175x150, near new Graded School building. • - . ' • Three business lots' on Musgrove Street oplpDsite Clin ton Bakery,,- ‘ OUe 10-room house and lot on Musgrove, Street, 200 acres near Country club, Motes place. • 1 - * ‘ ; ■— •.: t * * • t! 169 acres near Country Club,^Fergiison place. 32 acres five miles south of Clinton, Burnside place. 57 acres', 7 room house, I mile from city limits,"^. v O’Daniel farm^, v 85 acres, 2 room house, ^ood out houses ;,Weir farm. 85 acres, good 2-story dwelling, barn an^ out-hpUses, near J. B. Philson’s and Jacob Highway'; Betsif farm! ^ 200 acres-one-hajf mile from Rennp. *L Sumerei-Stsne Realty Co. CLINTON, SOUTH CAROLINA ' ' . I i I mMtMM.n.M.Ml TT"" V \ t- /■ V t •A