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• / I I THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1931 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, 8. C -/I PAGE FIVE !■—II.. I I f Trade at Kellers AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Special Cash Prices For This Week Only $1.00 FOUNTAIN SYRINGE ... 69c 75c Value Combination WOODBURY’S SOAP pkg 59c $1.00 McKesson’s Virgin PURE OUVE OIL 89c Buy a Summer’s Supply of Bath Powder Now Large Size Vanity Fair 50c BATH POWDER, 3 for , $105 TO HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LAWN LATER. USE WOODS EVERGREEN LAWN GRASS SEED AND VIGORO FERTILIZER NOW Wood’s Lawn GRASS SEED, lb 50c 5 lbs. VIGORO FERTILIZER ... 50c 25 lbs. VIGORO FERTILIZER $1.75 Tf^Xl^SMPCCTE PLANT FOOD FOR EVERYTHING YOU GR.OW. f Kellers Drug Store Telephone No. 1 i P Personal /Aention ^ i M iss Marie McLean spent the week-1 Mr. and Mrs. F'. M. Stutts spent, jend at her home in .\iken. - Sunday in Spartanburjr with friends. I Dr. B. 0. ^^^\^t.ten and Mis.^s Mar- W. C. James spent the week-end at itha and Mjldred Whitten were in his home in Grt>eT. |Gr<Hmri11e Sunday. ^ Mr. and Mrs. J. F*. Nelson of (rreen- ' Mrs. Glifton Adair spent last Tiies-jwood, sjamt Sumiay hei'e with Mrs. day in Cross FFill ririting her nr ther, M. Nelson. jM/s. J. W. Ropp. Little Itillie Gtxl-hall Union, i.s Mrs. Sallie Adair of I.aur'ens, .-prnt, spending: .several days here with Mr. the wi*ek-t‘nd here with Mr'-, .^’.nh 'and Mr.s. G. W. Hollin^rsw. rth. B<*njamin. | Waiter Hopkins spent Sun-;lay M = ss Annie Benjamin spi'n’. lie , Athens, Ga., with friends, weekend in I.aurens with Mirs Sa-a: Rrookor, ■ Adair. ll.allett and Etha Thompson Mrs. R. B. Vance is on an extended | in' Norma spent i visit to her daughter, Mrs. H. M. , Wi.se, in Stuart, Fla. j M iss Mary Johnson of Winthrop college, sptmt the holidays heiH' with ! her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Ji'.hn- ■ son. James Hi'nrv Ix'aman of White- M i.ss Maude Sumend and S. W. Sumerel spent Thur.stiay in Ruby w'ith their .sister, Mrs. J. S. McGrefror. Boh Compton of Atlanta, Ga., was a hurine.ss ri.sLtor here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. FI. D. IFenrv were in 14 , , , ... An<lersnn Sunday as the jrueri'^ of \ille, N. ( ., spt'nt the week-end "With ,iautrh1er-in-law. Mr. his mother, Mr.s. Mae .S. lA'aman. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. HoHin'r-wnrth sptmt the wan'k-end in Uni.m w th the former’s mother. and Mr.s. Edward IFonTy. Miss Bern (\Tm])lK‘ll spent the wcek-jj end in .\tlanta w'ith her sister. Miss; Nolle Campbell, who is in traininjr at, Mrs. Ray I‘hilhps and Mrs. .1, M :^Vedev Memorial hospital. ' Kmf- of Seneca, spent Thursday withj ^ j Mr. anil^lins. William Henn*’. Missi's Christine Peake and I'ay sp<'nt .Sunday in Gray Court with Mr. , . , Mrs. W. E. Martin, dair sinmt .Sum ay with fnends in^ .1. A. Slice of C«lartowm. Ga., spamt , Rock Hill and W inthrop college. Ml.^s Mary Todd of Spart-anhurp. | Mr. and Mrs. J.-Wl Shealv of IJttle spemt Sunday here wth her Parents.; Let Your Telephone Do Y our Shopping And you’ll always obtain the Best Quality and Service if you call either of our num bers. Ojur store is at all times brim full of the choicest edibles and the season’s choicest Fruits and Fresh Vegetables. Blakely’s PHONES 136 and 175 Mr. and Mrs. J. R<Hri Todd. Mi.s.ses Dorothy and Franky Tl\rmp- jyj W” C S their son and dauphler-in-law, Mr. witH^Sfiss”^Fr«tic<>s Ray. Mr.s. Davis Holland, Mrs. H. F. Scott,, Misses Mopue And Sara Stone, Miriam and Gladys Nelson, were vis itors in Laurens on Saturday. Miss Marpic Martys of Woodruff, spent the week-end here with Miss Nellie Ruth Duckett Mr. and Mrs. John W’allnce Cope- Jr., will regret to know that she is a patient at Dr, Hays’ hospital. I>r. Dudley Jones and I^of. M. W'. Browm were in Columbia Saturday at tending the meeting of the South Car olina Historical association. Mrs. Selma B. Franks and Mrs. S. A. Kem were visitors in Greenville on lan<l »p,nt thewMk.endin Aikonwithj m,,, Ajilo LivinKstan .pwittho thf latter, niolher. ., Iwe<-k-end at her home in Newberry. Mm Ro.« Belle Morn, r^turn^ed to, her home m Wa.hmirtnn 1). €. on ^ ^ Tues<lay after a two weeks visit to ' Dr^ and Mrs. T, Ij. W. Bailey. Ijittle Carolyn Henry, sjnmt a few NEARLY HALF A CENTURY OF BANKING EXPERIENCE 9 Has shown that certain principles of manage ment must be followed in order that the depositor’s money shall be worth one hundred cents on the dol lar. ' These principles may seem rigid at times, but they are absolutely vital in serving the best inter ests of all concerned. By faithfully living up to the principles of con servative banking The Old Reliable is always in a position to offer a broad banking .service to its cus- tomi^rs. <>,days la.st wi*ck with rvlatives in Sen eca. S. W. Sumerel sjxmt Friday in 4 1 Chester attendinp an agency meeting JjjOf the Aetna IJfe Insurance eomjiany. 41 Misses Margaret Blakely. Kather- ^ I: ine Blakely and Nannie Young ^rih- o hie spent the wt‘ek-end in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. I’laxico of Blacksburg, are the pues>ts of their son and daughter-in-Jaw, * Mr. ami 'Mrs. R, I.. IMaxico. * I Mis« Ijouise McIntosh of .Santuc. i.sptmt the week-end here wiith her par ents, Mr, and Mrs, A. E, Mclntiosh, and had as her guest, Mi.ss Edith i $. Bailey £ Soa 0. Hitt, in Duncan. Prof, and Mrs. It. 1,. Coe and daugh ter, I.oui.st*, are leaving ihrs week for Nashville, Tenn., whert' I’rof. <'oe wHll study at I'ealxaiy for the next six months. I Dr. ami Mrs. J. D. .I:icoh- of .AMan-j ta, Ga., sjM'nt Wedne.sday and Thurs day here with M.r. and Mr<. .1, F. Fa- ci'hs, Sr., enimiite to their home from Myrtle Bt'ac'h. Miss Janet I.eake of Winthrop col lege'. is si>en<iing the week-end with her parents, Mr. an<l Mr.s..l.\V. ! cake, and is attending the Pan-Hellenic Fian- quet here this week-emi. Mrs. Hilly Stone of Greenville, and Mrs. ('harlolle Iiaws4hn of West .Springs, were called hime Tiicalay on Robinson of R<^'k HiH. , ;account of the death of their hridhim, Mi«s Alva Wilson of the Black- |) ifoUis stm-k .school faculty, spent the week- a^.j^Mrs. Arti ■mu.S' Maxwell, end here with her mother, Mrs. B. E Wilson. Misses Eva and Ora C'Ordcll and Clavte Young of EllKM'ton, Ga., spent Mrs. Mary Chalmers has returned i from, a few weeks’ visit to txdatives y ,, in Newberry. - ^ t Mrs. R. W. Johnson, Mrs. B. L. Miss Nannelle Blalock of York, Mrs. J. G, Pitts and Mrs. Min- <► spi>nt the week-end herewnh her Adair sjM'nt yestenlay in Lyman jents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Blalock. | yy (]‘ King. Mrs. j Mrs. J. Reed Twid is Ihis | rema'.mHl for a few tkiys visit I week in Waterloo with her daughter, | ^j^ujjhter. .Mr^.Charles AVorkman. - 1 Mrs. J. W. Miller of Mountville, I The friends here of Mrs. Brice k. B. Brownlee of Gray Court, JJlQuihn, formerly of this city, wll re-^^^, j, „ Chicago, INSTILL THAT 1931 LOOK INTO YOUR LAST SPRING HAT - HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED 50 c WELL PRESSED, CLEAN CLOTHES GIVE TO MAN THAT WEl.L DRESSED APPEARANCE Let us keep your clothes clean and well pressed. Our Drivers Are At Your Door Daily. Buchanan’s DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29 gret to learn of the death of her mother, Mrs. J. M. t'amphell of Tir- i ► zah. BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST were calks! here Tuesday on account m > of the suddent 4kath of their father, W. D. HuH'is. I L Every Ulan,and Child in the South has an economic interest, either directly or - indirectly in - - 7 COTTON The “Wear-Cotton” Movement is not based on a sectional patriotism, but it was inaugurated to bring forcibly to the at tention of Southern people the inherent beauty and serviceability of our own Southern product — COTTON. “IBE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” Ia'wi.s Tharnk‘y and (. fiik'sl .lohn (’milter, state regent,, were busin<*ss vi-sitors in Atlanta on ' j jj Sylvan, slate com-1 ^ spunding sis-retarv of the Smith (’ar-'<k I John Wiliam Dillard spent Satur- dep.irtnu nt.’ D. A. R.. hr th of day in ( olumhia. ('dlumhia, were hinchef.n gin ' s of M.iss<‘s Mary Georgia Rherev and Clara Duck<Htt last Saturday. Helen Adair .Siam,tthoweek-<>nd n An-; Brm-krll. ^’r.. ♦■gusta with the former’s parents. Mr. da,,rh'er. Diana Brock.dl, and Mr .and Mrs. .Mrs. H. (i. Rhen<*y. and Mrs. Andrew Niitini, all of New ♦ . Mr. and Mr.s. William Henry . pimt ■ City, are gue.-^ts of tin* foniH-i'’i 3 ^ I Sunday in Seneca with relative.^*. 4laughff r-iii-law, Mr. ar;dC^ ; Mr. and Mr.s. T. M. Watts of C lum- HnH-k. ll. ar;(i|^ I (•- i 4 \ : 4 i 4 4 Mis.s I,a\'erne .McQiiitin In .. ^ 'turned from Mt. IMmisant Iowa, ! whm-e she has been engaged f r the J’ pa.'t several months in the <-ani|nign o being conducted! at Iowa W li ycn 13 3 h:a, were guests Sumiay of M sso-s Sybil and Florrk- Burdi-tte and Pierr- Bunlette. Miss .leanetti' Crawford of W’in- thr ip college, is here f r the l’an- Hellenic han<iuet this week-end. 'college Mr. and .Mrs. F.. R. Knox and Mi.- es (j^e rge Watts Conelan i ami lit '<■ 33 \era and Ghulys Wikon, were i -^jp and Mr.s. Dave Copilar I ami Sene<‘a .Monday for the funeral ElizalM-th Copeland. sr)4‘nt Sun-'33 their uncle,-John L. Smith. j,, (;p,.(.nville with Mrs. Ceorg • .Mi.-s El’izabe h Fliedner of .he ^WatLs Crpeland, who is a patknt in|4h J/tie Mountain .school faculty, spent y ho^p-tal. Her f: i. n.!.^ here ♦ ♦iweek-(*nd with relatives and friends at ^i,j js getting the orphanage Mrs. Emma Glenn ialong nicely after iindergcing an op- « I John IL Glenn of Spartanburg, were here Tuesday f or the Duncan Greek j Cemetery association mes'ting. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Adair and Mr. and Mrs. R. IL Adair of Columbia, w'cre the week-end guests of relatives in the city. Mrs. Y. L. Copeland and son, Ira Lee Copeland, spent a few days the past week in Lumbertoji and Rhland, N. C. Mrs. Lethe Gregory and Mrs. M. A. Hays are spending several days with Mrs. Emma Glenn in Spartanburg, Misses Lois Blakely, Georgia Brook- er, Norma Hallett and AlHene Eden ' were in Columbia the past week to hear Ethel Barrymore, • Mrs. J. S. McGregor and children, Margaret, Julius and Frank, of Ruby, i are spending a few days here with her mother, Mrs. T. C. Sumerel. Mr. and Mrs. John Brockell, Jr,, spent a few days the past week with J > j relatWes in Atlanta, Ga. 33 Mrs. R. W, Johnson, Mrs. J. G. f Pitts and Mrs. Minnie Adair spent Saturday in Laurens with the latter’s sister-in-law, Mrs. Elbert WL Cope land. and son, juration there last week. 666 LIQUID 01 TABLETS Cure ('old.s. Headaches, Fever 666 SALVE CIIRE.S B.ABY’S COI.I) MONDAY and TUESDAY, MARCH 2.1 -and 21 “LIGHTNING” With Will Rogers, Helen (Vhen and Louise Dre.sser. America’s own humori.st and yVmerica’s jfrealest plav. (!omedy and News v 10c. and 40c WKDNKSDAY, MARC H 25 “MEN ON CALL” With Edmund Lowe and Mae Clarke. Emotion il moments that make you j^a'-p. (’ornedv and Audi(» Review. 10c and 40c I It THURSDAY and UHIDAY. MARCH 2(i and 27 “HONOR AMONG LOVERS” With Claudette Colbert, Frederio March, Charlie Ruififles and (Jinjfer Rogers. A slartlini' revelation of love as it is lived today, (’cmedy and News 10c and 40c “ SATURDAY, MARCH 2S ‘‘SENOR AMERICANO" With Ken Maynard. Riproarer from start to finish. “lNl)L\NvS ARE (’OM- ING” No. 2. 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