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PAGE TEN THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 34, 1>27 "l *<>'; i : *> v * j/m\ ^ ('ll ^ . • ♦ We would, indeed, be unappreciative if we did not pause today to extend to our many friends and patrons our sincer- est Thanksgiving Greetings and to thank you for the liberal patronage given us in the past. May these pleasant bus iness relations always continue is our hope and aim, and we pledge our best efforts to please you as we serve you. . »*r V, We had you in mind, our friends and patrons, when shown this space—so here is our heartiest Thanksgiving Greetings. * We thank you for the business you have continually given us and we hope that you will continue to give us your shoe repairing with the guarantee from us of satisfactory service. *V' CUNTON SHOE SHOP A. E. McINTOSH, Prop. ~ ; As Thanksgiving comes--we think of our friends and customers who make our business possible. We want each of you to know that we appreciate your patron age and confidence and we shall always strive to merit a continuation of this good will. Our wish to each of you is that your Thanksgiving may be one of happiness. * j * * \ COLEMAN & ANDERSON Phone 1% Pn this Thanksgiving day—our senti- * ments to our patrons are brimful of en thusiastic appreciation for your patron age this year. We hope that the quality of bread * we’ve sold you makes you thankful that you bought from us. - CLINTON BAKERY Clinton Maid Bread We thank you for the good business you have given us this year. Our list of custon^rs continues to grow and for this confidence placed in "us we are truly grateful. v Don’t forget to get that good Thanks giving gasoline from us. y / "\: Broad Street Filling Station Edwards Auto Service ' - : ; J. V. EDWARDS, Prop. We thank the merchants of Clinton and this section for the liberal business given us this year and on this Thanksgiv ing day we want to publicly express to you our appreciation. » W .9 We have one of the largest fall stocks in the state and hope to be further favor ed with your Christmas business. - . FULLER GROCERY CO. Wholesale Grocers V — "A , * .> Since the day we opened in Clinton-^. nur business has continued to grow. For this liberal patronage our customers have given us we are truly thankful on this Thanksgiving day, and take this.op portunity of publicly expressing our ap preciation. t v • . We thank you—to serve you better in the future will be our aim. \/ - DANZIGER’S DEPT; STORE “Never Undersold” With keen appreciation of the pleas- • » ant business relationship you have per- . f \. * * mitted us to enjoy in the past we take \ this means of wishing for you an enjoy able Thanksgiving. We hope in the fu ture to serve you better than ever before. % i • L.B. DILLARD “The Ofte Price Store” / # ’ During this glad Thanksgiving sea- * . .L y*‘. ' ’ * .'' t son we never fail to realize that it has been the patronage of our friends, who have contributed to our success. To aTP we extend a-cordial greeting and thank you for the business, you have given us. * \ _ V" THE MEN’S SHOP ^ . “Outfitters for Men” . This store and its workers take this opportunity to extend to you its most cor dial greetings for Thanksgiving. Your business is appreciated and we want you to accept ouT hearty thanks for t <■ , this evidence of your good will. . ». * FARMER’S MERCANTILE CO. Phone 63^ \ At this Thanksgiving season we take pleasure in expressing our sincere appre ciation of your good will and extend to you hearty greetings. ^ It will be a pleasure in the future, as it has been in the past, to sell you Cloth- ing, Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions, ets._ * J. A. BAILEY * ■ * Merchant N. A. The spirit of Thanksgiving prompts us to express-ito you our appreciation of our pleasant business relations of the past year. We want you to know that we * • * * ' are always ready and glad of an oppor- tunity to serve you. • j MILAM’S GROCERY Phone 96 It is our hope that we may continue to serve your meat needs in the'future— not, howevei? without thanking you for your past favors—and pausing to wish all a very happy and enjoyable Thanks- •, * * giving. Our good friends and patrons— we thank you. '-i ' , . , ' * ' \ j THE COUNTRY MARKET ' Phone 98 This organization has been extending Thanksgiving Greetings to the citizens of Clinton for 40 years—but never more heartily or sincerely than now—to you. * * « * We thank you for this liberal business and hope that we may be priviliged to serve your drug needs for years to come. • . ' * • * YOUNG’S PHARMACY “The QM Reliable” +--- \ ‘ . 1 In with our stock we always count the greatest assets, the good will of our cus- tomers. So at this time it is befitting that we extend to you—our friends—the best wishes for a joyous Thanksgiving season and to thank you for the patronage given us In the past. -?. ON FURNITURE “Sells ItTor Less” To our faithful old friends, to our new appreciated friends arid to those whom A • .. we strive to know, we tender most hearty ’Thanksgiving Greetings and thank .you 1 i - * A for your good will and patronage of the » ; *•* * * \ ' ' ,y •' pastyear.. • Wje “sign off!— X X PARROTT ‘ELECTRIC ^ Phone 338 Ld *■’ 7* i t, " 'VS . , -• r ^ A. • ■, . r ' / '■■ • ■ . I -I- \ ‘ . T (j