The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 29, 1926, Image 4

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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1926 fhp (UlynmtrlP PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY [ Wood re lierenpc Gov. Blease, resigned i undertaking, brpught here entirely for opportunities wiison'Mrs. Emma Fuller i ink and Dies At Laurens d Sullivan, Mrs. Clyde Franks, an< Fowler Childress, of Laurens; 1 I Ed Hicks, of St Petersburg, Fla., fine style and that tl it’s subscribers and readers-tt ; suggestions and kindly advice. spirited citi ! that end wil Recreation, inspiration, music, clean! now constituted, and in addition entertainment, education — you getU- R. Jacobs of Marfa, Texas, them all in tin chauta qua and at the,was then a deacon in the First 1 nominal cost of less than twenty cents i byterian church, and Rev. If. J. CAMPBELL LODGE TONIGHT Campbell Lodge, No. II have a called meeting tonight, 'Mrimihi Cffltonef! 4 Tor hf\Fo<3P We’re as near to you as your tele- j phone. Hundreds of our custom ers call us daily and we success fully fill all orders. You’re cer tain to get nothing but the best service and finest quality at prices consistently low. LITTLE 8 DENSON 50—Two Phones—54 CLINTON, S. C. A Piano Free “FOR^n^E ONE WHO GIVES A NAME TO THE Gulbransen Baby Upright Piano WHICH IS TO BE PUT ON TllE MARKET WITHIN THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. Everybody knows the GULBRANSEN. We all know that their REGISTERING PIANO is the “snake’s hips,” the “cat’s eyebrows,” and everything. NOW comes to us an upright piano, three feet and eight inches high—a real piano—a real Gulbransen, for which a name is want ed. The President of the Gulbransen Company promises a piano free to the one who will give it a name that is Everybody get busy and let some one in Clinton or at least some reader of The Chronicle get this piano free. Write to us your suggestion. BOOST _ _ _ _ EVERYBODY i driving from the back seat, Judgw Ray The Chautauqua season is almost | GrifFith upheld the husband. This tortitutlon^n^e Ufe^fCUnton. Were'. Clinton not on the chautauqua cir cuit, along with other aggressive Redpath bi eeptable, tl lighted gr< , and Clinton is more ^cultivated But we started out to writ graph urging every man, w< n and thia « Mr. Thos. Bailey is putting u, jsidence on Centennial street ; back of the Baptist church. It andsome home and very eligibly 1 Acid r Kainit Arcadian Sulphate of Ammonia Manure Salts , The most and best Fertilizer for your money— Then come to see us. A paved street leads to our door. Clinton Cotton Oil Co , Phone 62 This suite is made with five-ply American walnut and has mahogany boxed-in bottoms, dust-proof, high ly finished, and fitted with beautiful English drawer pulls. The suite is designed and made to meet the re- quirements of those who want genuine quality at a mod erate price, and it gives dollar for dollar value. Suite consists of 66-inch buffet, 42-inch china, 36-inch server, 45x54 table extending to six or eight feet, 1 host chair and 5 side chairs—10 pieces for— $227.50 Other high grade suites for $150.00 and up. Fuller-Simpson Furniture A “The Home Makers” Clin^jn, ^. C.