The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 24, 1926, Image 8
PAGE EIGHT
THE CLINTON
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♦ Personal Mention J
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Mr. J. M. Pitts and daughter, Mis
Louise, 'were guests on Sunday <
Mrs. J. D. Jeans returned
CHBON1CLE, C
THURSPAY, JUNE 24,192t)
Grand Master Chreitz-
burg Coining Monday
Past Grand Master Chrietzburg,
who is in charge of educational work
for the Masonic Grand Lodge, will bb
here Monday night, June 28th, to make
■ “ .bell Lodge No* 44,
important that all
hear Bro. Chrietz-
se take due notice thereof
yourself accordingly.
By order of W. M. , n
JLJL^dair, Secretary.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank the people of
immunity for the kind hospitality
tat they have shown us through the
Iness and death of our husband, fat’
r, and brother. We also wish
,.iank the people for^lftie beautiful fl
ral offering which was contributed
the burial.
Mother and children, sisters ai
brothers of James E. Paintei
NOTICE OF SALE
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON ^
Examinations at the County Seat * vs ’
County Scholarship, D. Workman Johi
t 9 a. m. Subjects: -
s. Hassell Miller and lit
tie son, of Whitmire, spent last Thurs
day as guests of Mrs. Miller’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bobo.
Mrs. R. W. Wade, accompanied by
Misses Mary and Elise Henry and Se
lina Cozby, spent Thursday in Green
ville .
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacoos, Miss
Mrs. J. B. Townsend, Sr., of Anderso
Messrs. C. C. Bailey and George
Bailey and Mrs. D. B. Bobo ^ >ent Sun *
brother, Mr. Sam Bailey of Greeni
A course in Com-1 £•
Administration is! b
italogue, and illustrated fold- ^
suant to order of Court in t
entitled action I will self, at pu
:-cry to the highest bidder f
at Laurens Court House, Sou
ing Monday, tl
MM
!l «le °hou
5 and Floren
Park -Inn for
d the Text
*k-en3 and
in Asheville |
Miss Elizabeth Sproles of Grec
»d Dillard of Vidalia, G
Louise and Emmie Pitts spent las
Wednesday in Spartanburg.
Misses Mary and Martha Todd spen
Miss Ruth Todd.
Mrs. Betty Darnell of Chappells
spent last week as the guest of Mi
and Mrs. L. V. Pinson.
Rev^Kinard and family of States
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wilson.
Mr. R. F. Blakely and son, WillL....,
of Spartanburg, spent Sunday, in .the
city with relatives. ,
Mr. James Slice is spending this
L Kinard and son, Hubert,
Mrs. Pat Kinard.
er, Mrs. W. P. Montjoy, on las
Mr.’ J. P. Carter was in An
last Friday- to- attend the Weavers- As
sociation convention.
Mrs. Stuart Simpson of Chester
spent Sunday with Mrs. B. M. Dutton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Duncan
brother, Mr. Dave Duncan.
n Whitm
id the funeral of
last Friday
Mr. Dave Duncan: Mr. and Mrs
Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leake;
dames Nannie Pitts, Sterling Pitts,
R. P. Adair, Jr.,. 0. T. Lawing, John
Griffin Pitts, C. L. Vaughan, G. B.
Davidson, George Speaks, M
Boland, John D. Davis, Lee
sie Copeland, H. D. Mem
Louise Pitts, Loree Adair, « llu
J&artha Davidson and Rev. L. E. Wig-
The many friends of Mr. H. F. Scott
will be glad to learn that he is
home after undergoing an operati
for appendicitis at the Laurens he
pital.
Miss Mary Adams left on Tuesd
for Grandview, Texas, where she v
Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Kesler of Tho
children ,
Montreal
it Thornwell
truly.
sses Ada Barstow and Nelle
len of Thornwell, leave .today fo
and and England where they wi
1 the summer.
s. Margaret Clarke left recently
er home in Charlotte, ' T ~
b* C. A. Fh
less, and bounded follows: On
the east by Sloan street fifty-six
(56) feet thereon and running
back therefrom one hundred and
buildipgs on the premises are ins
in the sum of $1500.00, premiums
1 $1000.00 to February 20, 1927
$500.00 to April 28th, 1927.
therefr
nine (109)
north by 1
Workman
ot conveyed by D.
Johnson^to W. E.
conveyed by D. Work
man Johnson to W. E. Neighbors
fifty-six (56) feet thereon, on the
South by lot of Ed Ray one hun-
The lot hereby conveyed being a
portion of the lot conveyed to me
by deed of jt. S. Vandiver dated
the 24th day of August, 1923,
recorded in Volume 50, page 246
clerk’s office for Laurens Coun-
. irt, the si
of $100.00 as a guarantee for comj
ance. If the highest bidder fails
comply with the terms of the si—
forthwith, the premises will be resold,
ne or some subsequent ml 1 " 1 *
r purchaser. Purchaser .
pay for stamps and papers. The
presenUtion of deed from Clerk of
Court.
C. A. POWER,
Clerk of Court. C. C. and
G. C. Laurens County, S. C.
SODA AT $57.00
TRY SOME Sulphate of Ammonia. It’s cheaper at
$62.50 than Soda would be at $50.00, and just as good.
All grades of GUANO, all the time.
CUNT0N COHON OIL CO.
Day Phone 62 .Night Phones 336 and 2403
ADAIR’S
Department Store
“Always On the Job” Clinton, S. C.
End-of-Month
SALE
Men’s $1.50 Overalls, sus
pender back, plenty pockets,
lots of room, all sizes,—
99°
Boys’ Long White Duck
Pants, end of month sale—
$1.49
Boys’ Union Suits, made of
pajama checks, sold for 50c,
29 c
Men’s Dress Shirts, sold up
to $1.48, end of month sale—
SO*
One lot Ladies’ Bathing
Suits, all sizes, worth up to
$3.00. Sale—
98 c
Men’s Silk Sox, assorted col
ors, seconds—
15 c
One lot Men’s Straw Hats,
good styles^ slightly soiled.
Sold up to $3*'.50. Sale—
95 ? * •
One 16t Ladies’ Strap Ox
fords. Sold up to $5.00, all
colors and kinds. Sale—
99 c
Men’s Union Suits, made of
good grade pajama checks,
SO 0
Just at the right time when folks are
thinking and getting ready for the 4th
of July we are offering great values in
this *
End of Month Sale, Now On
One lot Silk Dresses, figured crepes, tricolette,
etc. Sold up to $6.75. Assorted colors and siz-
“■ Sak - $1.45
One lot Gingham Dresses, assorted colors and
sizes. Sale— gg e
One lot Children’s Dresses, voiles, gingham, or
gandies, prints, etc. 2 to 14 years old. Sale—
98 c
One lot Ladies’ Hats, this season’s styles. Sold
up to $6. End of month sale—
— $1,00 > —
Oxfords-Men's, Women’s, Children's-
One lot Ladies’ Grey Kid 1 strap Slippers, new
styles. Sold for $4. Sale—
$1.95
One lot Children’s White Canvas Strap Slip
pers, sold up to $2. Sale— . __
95' — ■/:
One lot Men’s Oxfords, sold for $5, good as
sortment sizes. Sale—
$1.95
One lot Ladies’ White Canvas Slippers, sold up
to $2.95. Sale- 0g c
SATURDAY ONLY
One table of cloth, such as Apron Girlghams,
Voiles, Curtain Goods, and Prints. 10-yard
limit Per yard— rjc
One lot Men’s Sox, assorted colors. Saturday
only. 2 pair limit Per pair—
One lot Ladies’ Hose, special for Saturday. Pair
5'
fine lot Ladies Silk Hose, assorted colors. Sec
onds of 50c grade, Saturday only. Per pair—
10 c
yards Lace Edge and
Insertion, sold up to 5c yard.
End of month sale—
l c
One lot R & G and. Madam
Grace Corsets, sale—
49 c
One lot Ladies’ Knit Union
Suits, end of month sale—
25'
20x42 large Turkish Bath
Towels, pink and blue bor
ders—
25 c
Yard wide Percale Stripes,
dots and checks, assorted
colors. Sale—
13 c
36-inch silk stripe Madras
Shirting made at Lydia Mill,
Sale—
25 c
27-inch Red Star Diaper
Cloth, 10 yards to the bolt.
Sale, per bolt—
$1.59
81x90 Krinkled Bed Spreads
in colors, Blue, Rose, Gold
and Purple. Sale—
$1.79
Otte lot Ladies’ White Kid
Slippers, 1 strap. Sale—
$1.95