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^ w THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1931 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. PAGE FIVE TRADE AT KELLERS AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Specials For ' • FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Dprotbv Perkins T.lc Cream cf Roses CLEANSING CREAM 59c Dorothy Perkins $1.00 Cream Delight TISSUE CREAM . . . : 79c Dorothy Perkins $1.50 New-Plex FACIAL PACK SL19 Dorothy Perkins $1.00 FACE POWDER 79c $1.00 Nyal’s Heayy, Full Pint MINERAL OIL 79c 75c Nval’s, I*int-size RUBBING ALCOHOL 49c 50c ^ vftl^s MILK OF MAGNESIA 39c 50c Vantine's Narcissus BATH POWDER 39c STATIONEI^ . .77..... ^c 2 pkf^. Envelopes and 1 lb. Paper-^$1.20 yalue. Kellers Drug Store Telephone No. 1 9'm:a.m:B:'B''bi:bi':B''B!:!B::Bt:iai;Bi.Bi:MBi'B..Bi:iaiii:Bt;Bi:!ai.:s::ar;a!ia ^ Personal /Mention ^ ii; t2t m B a B a; a a:a;ia a Ted Hope s{H?nt the week-er.d wi;h attenxled the Clinotn-Greenwood ba?-■ o his parents in Rock Hill. ! ketball Ranic on Fridny. Alvin Duckett spent the week-end Mrs. Alonzo Keller and I-!ura Kell-1 at his home in Gre‘'nwood. I er o^ Greenwood, were here Saturdtiy Mr. and Mrs. i . Neal .speht Tor the P. C.-Wofford basl;etball, day in Spaitanl-urpr. same. ^ ! M'.s« Sybil Purdeite was a visitor’ Bessie Jones of Chester, spent, <» in Columbia on Tue day. « f-'"' here the pa.^t week with; Paul Henson of Greenw.:o:i. spent mother. Thursday in the city. Virs. C. C. Giles and M s Pitricia Mrs. Hoyce Carter (f T 'o n-ns- Giles wn-re visitor.s in Grcen.i!!,o on ville. is the jrucst of Dr. and Mr.-. ..'on .‘'atuniay. .McS^wien. ^ ^B s. (). 1. Sheely^ snent i < ► M’s.-= Mary I.ou Hell is the pue.a of bn.-day in Rock Hill with their (lau>rh-: her si.-ter. Mrs. R. F. Wysor. Klizr.beth Sheely of Win-1 Dr. and Mrs. .Jack H. Younp are throp relieve. i apendinjf a few days in Pulaski, Va.. Mi.'ses Louise Meinto.sh and hdith i with their daughter and son-in-law, Robnison of Santuc, spent the week-1 'i> Rev. and Mrs. .1. M. Dick. former’s p irenU Mr. and Mrs. Donald Detwiler of Mrs. A. h. Melntcsh. Washinjfton, D. (\, are the Ruesls of and Mr.s. \N. G. Kinp: and fam- .Mrs. W, B. Gwens, Sr. 1Lyman. s]H‘nt Sunday here with Mrs. E. H. S. Wanen, Mr.s. I. A. Br. and Mr.s. R. W. Johr.cm. j Chandler ami Mis. T. J. Peake were -'B’s- Estelle Abrams and Walter; visitor.-^ in Spartanburg' Friday. lirmaRe were in Whitmire Monday. R,\. S. P. HowUm spent Sunday in Gie funeral of .Mrs. .loe .V^rams.l (Jreenville and oecupied the pu!])!! of G. 1. Sheely uml Dr. Jack 11. Youn- ♦ the Seecnd Pre.sbyter an ehureh at -vere l u.siness vis-.tors in Char’, tte on I o both the morning and eveninj? ser- baturday. ; Mrs. .loe Little and little dau'Thter,; Mr.'. R. W. Wade was in Che'ter A<lelable. «)f Abbeville, spent Thurs- last Fridav for the annnual ladies’ ‘lay with Mrs. Emma Little, nijrhl of the Rotary elub of that city, i Emma Little is spendin-? this and was on the program for two week in Simpsonville with her dauK'h- musieal selections. ter. Mrs. Morgan Todd. Mesdames V. P. ‘ Adair. Rassell H. G. Rheney of Au- Foods You Will Enjoy! DELIVERED PROMPTLY TO-YOUR DOOR WHEN YOU PHONE YOUR GROCERY ORDERS TO BLAKELY’S lu this modern when the hou-ewif j, lias so many* Ihi’l.^s to roquire her aitention .«he apjjreci ites such ser vice as this store rentiers. Pause a few’ seconds to tcle- l)h;)ne your w’ants to us and in a few’ moments you receive hand picked, hij?h quality foods, hetter.in many instances than if you came to tow’ii and made your own .‘■■elections. WE’LL BE DELIGHTED TO HAVE YOU VISIT US IN OUR NEW LOCATION. Masonic Temple Building Blakely’s PHONES 136 and ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦»»#♦♦» < » < > i > i> O O o o anir K^TTfW CW*mirk‘rf^ere‘^ t&^ira^rhtJrKrWssprt Greenville Tuesday for the Greenville \ irjfinia Rheney. district Sunday school conference. j Mt*sdames L, 1.,. Copeland, \V. R. Mr. and Mrs. Rov Henderson of’Bitts, Andy ^ounjf, J. (,. Pitts and Greenville, were the quests Sunday of | M‘«-''7^d<lred Copeland spent yester- Mr. and Mrs. W’alter RamaKr* i‘l^'V (»reenville. Mis.s Eleanor Evans. Mrs. Edward! and Mrs. John Wallace Cope- PrcKtor and little Rosa Lee Browrt of I^.us Younjr were visit- (•olumbia, spent Sunday here with Nev’lx>rry on Sunday. Mrs. Selma H. Franks. ’ ! Georpre Mason of Charlotte, spent Mis. J. H. YaHi .rouKh spent a few^he week-end with his mother. Mrs. 'lays the past week with Rev. ami G. W. Mason. Mis. L. K. WiKK!'!!* in ('hester. I - B. Ja.obs an! chil- Dr. and Mrs. Henderson Henry, Mr.s i'•'•‘'»* 'Yillium and Hugh, spent Friday H;il Baldwin, annd Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Henry, Jr., were in Leesville Thur.'- day for the Hrodie-Henry wedding. Dr. and Mrs. F. F. Hicks spent the week-end in Marion, C , wiih .Mrs. C. L. Self. Mr. and Mrs. Favte Henry < 1 4 > 41 41 41 41 4 f 41 41, 4 » 4 > ♦ ♦ Almost Any Bank Can Serve You During Prosperity, But In Times of Depression « You Need a Strong Bank Like nave in Sputanburg with relatives. Mis'^es Helen Holling-worth and Flames Ray spent the week-4'nd in New. eirv with .Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thoiiip.'-nn. Mr. and Mi <. .M. J. Danziger of Lih-^ 4'ily, sjii'nt Sunday here with Mr. and “THE OLD RELIABLE f f 4 4 4 4 4 W’e have ren4iered a broad banking ser- « vice, regardless of conditions, for nearly a half century. 4 ' 4 I 4 '■ 4 f 4 I 4 I 4 > 4 > 4 » 4 1 DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY IN THE OLD RELIABLE AND REST EASY : $. Bailey & Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONG E.ST returne4i fr4)m their wedding and Mrs. \V. M. ( haney, .. . * are now making thd-Tr Tidine w’t'i the fMontjoy and William ^’ former’s parents, .Mr. and Mrs. W. j, M4)ntjoy spent Sunday in ( hafipell.s. Henrv Sr. ^'* Timmerman is in Gastonia,' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Young and .Mrs. i 7’ W’eck attending a sales and : < ► ladla Young spent Sunday in Colum- convention of Kelvinator 4leal-1 bia with .Mr. ami Mrs. W. P. QiiattU- i baum. Mrs. H. F Stone and Glady? sc4)tt Misses MoRue Legion Auxiliury To lys and Miriam Nelson, ^ were visitiirs in Newberry on Satur day. Give Benefit Party lo Dr. V'an Smith of Beaufort, and Clauil Smith of Columbia, spent the week-end here with* Mr. and .Mrs^. E. R. Knox. (W’ritten for The Chronicle) On Wednesday afternoon, March 1th, the local American I>egM)n .\ux- iliary will hold a benefit party at the 4 > 4 ► 4 > 41 4 1 4 1 4 1 4 > ( 1 < 1 i 1 ' 4M 41 41 4 * 4 ► 4 > 4 1 41 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Workman of o clock. Kvei y Waterloo, spent Sun4lav here with the ( lintim is invited to attend, j latter’s parents, Mr. and Mr.s. J. Reed '"“V Pl“y l'>''‘iKtb rook or any ; other game they wish, and arrange' Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Tribble andiG’***'* tables and bring their own: Miss Nannie Young Tribble spent ‘I’*' There will be a charge of ’2.') | Monday in Spartanburg. jeent.s per person. j Miss laiuise Cleveland of yiioens-' . A"-'’ wishing to make re.xerva-j Chicora, spent the week-end here with "ill please pheme Mr.s. T. J. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. (beve- at Ufi, or Mrs. F. M. St.ills at I land. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Arringtim and * money is to be us4-<l fur dis-; little son, Billie, of Greenville, spent war veteians and their Sunday here with Mr.'^. Arnngton’.s Refreshments will be served. , paients, Mr. an4i Mrs. R. F. Blakely. 'I' y"*' ‘1“ ""t pia.v card.s, come Rev. and .Mrs. C. K. Wise and fam- have tea. As this is to be a. ily, and Mrs. Carrie R pp of Hicliory, ’‘'•f’ffit PaGy it is hoped all the ladies, Bring the Sunshine of Spring Into Your Homo Let us take your old rups, carpets and drapes and make them like new. Our cleaning processes offer you this servicer and at phenomenal prices. 44 • There isn’t a piece of fabric jn your home that we cannrt clean, and we offer you the swiftest sort of ser vice. JUST PHONE US TODAY Buchanan’s I < ► »♦###♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦#♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ .Swan.-en spirit a few days ihi — - . - - -A'tik in Atlanta. N. were the gue ;t.s Sund iy i f th lattei’.s sister-in-law. .Mr.s. ( .tirie Ada r. Mis R. W. Phillips am) Mr-. A. J. pa t J The Value of Prestige I This bank has always realized that prestige could not be bought, nor procured except by honorable service. The prestige we enjoy today arises from our well known repu tation, and is a business asset to those maintaining checking ac counts at this bank. Where do you bank? M s- Al’icne I'bhn^and IViiss C.il- le't Griffin * jii rit Friday in Culuni- bia. Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Hartley of Greenwood, .-pcrit the wcek-4‘rd hen will ta' e advantu.'M* of Cie oj-porlu- nity to help a wor.hy (au.‘-4*. The .Auxiliary h:i- jo’nod with thi \Aoma’i’s c ub and will c.x jierale w.th them in every w.i '. An itinovatiun has hroTi .starlo! in ( linten. '1 bat is, l):/x(^^ li.ive b< eii pin ed :• VM^ioiis gro.ery .••' oes .u p'e n.aliir.''' p i;, Hm-e-- omy dr; p into thee hi *:es ;ny a't they wi.-h, which w 11 be un i fur the u'I'.'.nploy- ed ai’d needy families. It is .;nv ■ s! I .k .k I .♦ > 4 m 1 neeilv tarn:Res. I is .;nv ■ s! - with the latter .s parent.s, Mr. and . r . , • ^irs A B H’akelv that if you j/hor.i* 3* our (*rdi r;s 1,^1 a. k .Vddison .Neighbors of William ton. L .spent the week-end here with his p.ir- , ents, .Mr. and Mrs. W. FI. Neighoors. | Mr. and .Mrs. J. R. Dillard and daughter, Mis.s .Marguerite Dillard of Atlanta, spent the week-end here w' ,h the formcr'.s mother, .Mrs. Alma Dill ard. F leming Mason of Allendale, .spent the week-end here with hi.s mother Mr.s. D. W. Mason. Miss Christine Peake has returned from a two weeks' visit to friends in, - the gro xTyman to di ,j) it in for ,\ou. 4 I Monroe, N. C. \ - 4-1 _ * , the past week with Mre. W. P. Thorn- WE’LL BE GLAD TO SEE YOU HERE “T'HE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” - K< gular .Auxiliary Meeting The legular monthly meeting of the Amei'can Legion Auxiliary of the lo cal C( p4*!and-Davidson p: st w is held Thur.'^ilay afternoon, F’eb. I!). The popular .scheme of today is the sale of poppies through Legion .Auxil iaries. Thesg poppies are made by dis-, abled ex-.service men .^n various hos pitals, the money to go to aid in re lieving their distress. The local I.(egion Auxiliary w ,1 iiuy 500 of these poppies to be .s Id in; Mrs. L. W. Davis Spent a few days ^ Clinton. The secretary, Mrs. Clyde 4 I ton in Enoree, , „ , .'of the unit, attended the spring rally ! Lw ^^ 'of the American Legion held in Co- J; j Greenville, spent the week-end with lu^bia Feb. 17, gave an interesting 4 I the totters parents, Mr. and Mr.s. FL gtypoynt meeting and of Mrs, - D. Hen^. jQj,n Gilmer’s speech in which she Charles- stressed the variou.s phases of Aux- , lOn Medical college, spent the week- work, including membership, end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Mauney. I' 41 (' 4' 4' 4 4 4 Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Everett and children of Greenwood, spent Sunday poppy sales, rehabilitation, child wel fare and Americanizaticn, 7ZU€l^ieil!M!A\iy Saturday Evening Dofrt, $2.00 per here with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Robert- year; 2 years, $3..'i0; 3 years, $.).00. sen. Mr.s. M. D. Smith of Mountviile, is perd'ng a few days here with Mrs. See me for attractive (Jift Offers. JAS. w. galdwel;. ,>iCorrie Montjoy. ♦ 4 ► ) ► Robert Jeane.s of the Charleston Medical College, spent the week-end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs., P. S. Jeanes. Misses Adelaide Philson, Sara Kni-; ser and Rebecca Smith of Abbeville, were in town Friday and Saturday and We Will Take Your Laundry As Late As 9 A. M., Saturday. BUCHANAN’S PHONE 29 IlliUbtldiOCl 5=/, FIfEE AT = DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY | Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29 ■ THE ClIiTON CHRONICLE f • The Ciiiiton Chrcnicie — Si.bw- a Year