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THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1931 :HE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C PAGE FIVE i f 1 TRADE at KELLERS AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Special Cash Prices! FOR THIS WEEK ONLY WHITMAN’S CANDIES ’The Ideal Gift for Mother” Special Wrapped Mcther’s Day Packages—Tax Free NYAL’S ANTISEPTIC MOUTH WASH " ~c NVDENTA TOOTH PASTE 50c NYAL’S TOOTH BRUSH 50c VALUE SI.50 ALL THREE FOR $1.00 Richard Hudnut’s THREE FLOWERS ROl GE THREE FLOWERS FACE POWDER THREE FLOWERS PERFUME VALUE ALL THREE FOR 50c 75c $1.00 $2.25 $1.25 :■! B:!iai’:iBi. BiiiBiiiBi'iJ ^ Personal /Mention ^ !B B::a.iiB a Biia'taiiiaiuBuaiiiaiiia i;; Mr?. R. Lee Hunter and family leave} Mrs. Jat k S;.TU>rjs and rhildren, andjo ’ Monday for Greenville, where they^ Mr, Lanier of SpartarburR, spent Sun- i will make their future home. jdav here with Mrs. .1. W. Feniueron. i Mr?. Roy Madden and little son. |Presbyterian oollejre I spent the week-end in Newberry withj^P*^^^ Sunday in Greenville wi‘h the relatives. ' I f'^^'mer’s brother, Rarron Kennedy. Mrs. W. S. Porter and R bo'-t Por-‘ Misses Rena ond Dorothy Archer ! ter were the week-end jruert.? of Mr Aithur Hammer of Atlanta, spent 1 Und Mrs. R. W. Porter in Spart.nnlHirfr.^^'' wwk-eml, here with the formers’} I j « 1 f 1 < 1 'iiunt, M;ss Julia Ferguson. i 1 Miss Redge Peake of I an, . - ^ . j lege, sjient the week-end hei e vv.tb lu r , M iHiam Montjoy was in (ireer wood i ; parents. Dr. and .Mr.s. T. J. FeFriday for the junior-.^mier banquet I of the Gretmwood high school. Mrs. R. C. Adair and children an Mrs. Ronner Harvley of Greenwood.; here of Mr. and Mrs. Wy- <►. spent a few days the oast wiM.'k with slu'aly. who are in Rirmingham, McKESSON’S SHAVING CREAM GILLETTE RAZOR BL.ADES RUBBER SET SHAVING BRUSH VALUE ALL THREE FOR .30c 50c 50c $1.39 OSc These Are Only a Few of Our Special Cash Price Items. See Our Counter Mrs. I. .M, .Smith a-td littl. son of Khi- •’ra<-h>“i' '» sponding this irrds, were recent ^''uests Mr. aod iMrs.' J^. L. Iwaman in Greenwood. McGee. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Simpson were and Mrs. Sidney Halfacre and i re<ent guests of the latter’s mothv''r,, ^ ^\aldo and AHc<>, of Now- j.Mrs. N. O. Hitt, in Duncan. berry, spent Sunday here with Mr. and I Miss .Agnes Shealy of the Tbvvei--1-'Irs. NN . C, Baldwin, isity of South Carolina, spent thej Miss Lyde H. Copeland has returned week-end with her parents, Dr, ai. lifrom a visit to her aunt. .Mrs. 1). ib Mrs. F.' K. Sheah-. Davis, in Che.ster, I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ; Rlakely. .Miss Medora Rrowning of Converse i college, spent the week-end here with < ► ^ friends. Fleming Mason of .Allendale, the week-end with his mother, I), \V. Ma.son, .Ma., will regret to learn of the criti- ai illmss of their litte son, Wyman, i.s.si.s Frances Dutton and Mary Li^ Ragwoll were the guests of Mrs. ’em Poe ’n Greenville on Monday. ISiiss Nannolle lilalock of York, me RBD Clair Pitts spent the week-end in^!>^‘’'* the week-end here with her ; Rock Hill an<l attendwl the junior- Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Rlulock. .senior banquet at Winthroj) college. Mrs. Tom Poe and little son, Roh- i .Mr.-'. lA?the Gregory left Saturday | hlv. of 'Greenville, spent Thursday :for Johjiston, where she is the guest Mrs. R ^^L Put torn Kellers Drug Store Telephone No. 1 Ordering food stuffs by phone is one of the several ways in which the modern woman makes her time stretch ever her many daily ^ty calls. The quality of our foods assures satisfaction; with your phone orders to this store. * Blakely’s , PHONES 136 and 175 iffi s.'Agncs Kern’spent Saturday ia i Rbown will he glad to know that .-hi j Columbia as the guhst of .Mr.?. K. W. ! Roberts. i Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Waters, Mrs. ! D. L. Burnett and Mr. Wright of Spar- ! tanhurg, were the .Sunday guests of .Mr. and Mrs. H. C, Tis<lale. 's,now recuperating at Dr. Hays’ hos pital following an a3)pen(licitis oper ation. Dr, an<l Mrs. K. .Mocxl Smith had as their week-end guests. Mr. and Mr.s. R. S. Tiedeman of Greenville, Misses Marv Jo Rheney, Martha Mrs. Ida M. Felder an<l Fugene Fel- Wihitten and Helen Adair wert* in Greenwotxl Friday for the Pan-Hel- di'r of .A.sheville, Mrs. W. 1). Peav returned vest *r<lav lenic military ball at Railev Military! Hill, where she spent a few institute. ;<lay's with her daughters. Mis'-e- Pat- : I ♦ t X \ X X HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF .. . and you can judge something of what men and institutions will do in the future by looking at their past records. This Bank’s forty-five year record has been one of helpfulness to our customers and to the community’s development. A banking connection here will be of great future benefit to you. M. S. Bailey i Sea ♦ Addison Nciglihi)rs of Williamston. 4) .-pent the wcck-cml Ikm-c with his par- ** ents, .Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Neighbors, o .Mrs. H. (i. Rhenev and .M'ss Vir <1 <1 <1 <1 o o BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST sy and Bert Peay, studimts at Win- thiop college. Miss Frances Black was at Clemson co!leg(- la.'^t week-end and atlendiMl ■.rinia Rheney of Avigusta. Ca.. spent the Junior-senior banquet. Sunday here w^th Miss Mary Jo Ibi iley Jones spent a few days Rhenev. " week in Colutnhus and Au- Mr '. R. L. Wylie of Clover, Mi. ami b'usta, Ga. Mrs. L. G. Benjamin, Mrs. J. P. Kilgo Mr. and Mrs. levy of lliDioiiville,} < ► and son. Hob Kilgo^ of Darlington. Sind Mi.s.s .Mary Calvm t of Greevwnrd. spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, 'Vi re visitors lure on Momlay. <’. P. Robinson. Mrs. K lgo rf-maim'd Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Feniueron and j for a few day.s’ visit. childrerr of McCormick, were gucst.s of|<i Mr. ami Mrs. RoIm'D F. Guy of rvlalives here vSunday. j Morganton, W. Va., wcu'e guests the briends of .). (rary Martin \< :)| he: past week of .Mr. Guy’s sister. Mrs. to hi ar that lu‘ is confined to; Kdward Long, while enmute to .Miami, hirme on account of sickness. j Fla., to attend the International Ki-i Mrs. K. R. S. Warren and MTssj ('hristine Peak'e were visitors in Spar-i Service - - REMEMBER OUR RHONE NUMBb]R , 28 We stand always ready to oblige the housewife who wants immediate pick up and quickest delivery on garments to be^cleaned. For men, women and children, as well as household fabrics. Buchanan’s DRY CLEANING AND UUNDRY Laundry Phone 29 Office Phone 28 warns convention. Forrest Adair and Thur.ston Gil<>s tanhurg on We<ine?<lay. | spent Tue.sday in Florence. | Miss Mary Workman and Paul To ll.j Elmore Martin of the Fnivcr.sity of .u-C'.mpanii'd by Miss Olive Tuck, werej .South Carolina, spent the week-erd 'dchatci s for the* h;'a! h;gh .•ho il ] at home and attendeii the s ate track Thursday in C ohimhia. | I meet at IVeshyterian college. Mr/'. ( arl Rohinsi.n of Wade horo, ! Mr. and Mrs. Perev Smith of Doug^ V- ^ •• is tbe guest of .Mi.s. Pringl ■ - — las, Ga., were guest.s .Sunday of Mr. < oy»eland. | and Mrs. C. C. Giles. -Mrs. W. A. Galloway of Floren •(■, i Capers Peterson of Greenwcod. i:^ M.cnding a few days here with her i.spenl the week-end here with “Red” parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. M -Md-| Glenn aT,Hotel Clinton. ^^^c J. W. b'eniuwon has returned from Mrs. Ren Martin and children f ( j ^ ^ 4> a month’s stay with relatives in Spar-‘ irmihia, are the i^ests of Dr. and Mr.s.i, tanhurg. " biadler. Miss Fannie Pinson of Greimwo' 1, Miss Ruliy Tmld of Laureis is is the guest of her brother and si-ter- ?pen(|ing a few days with her aunt, in-law, .Mr. an<l Mr.s. F. C. Pinson. .Mrs. Hunt branks. Miss Christine Pittman of.Hi-h'q» ' Friends if K. G. Fuller are giad to ville, snent the weekrcnd here with "O Die stri'ets again a'ft ‘r he- 44 .Miss Kafchryne Coh-man. 'Ui tin- sick list f<-r seieral weeks Mrs. G. A. Hines, Mis.<es Catherine Hines, Wilma M( Rorie and Loui '• <’laude R .d of Savannah, Ca.. CASINO THEATRE the we<*k-en(l heie with .Mi. and Mr^ H. M. Geer. .Mr. and .Mr.-. ,I(,e L. Carter, and .Mrs. E. d. ,\(la;r .'-pent .Sunday in Wai’c .S’l/.a;-. i l. ;rid Mrs. lehie, Smith -'pent Gun.lay in E.t.-ley m: 1 ’■ Modern Methods ! At this bank modern methods prevail. We handle your banking business in a quick, modern and satisfactory manner, assuring you maximum safety as well as quick service. Ask any of our regular cus tomers about this service, or better yet, place your account in qu^ hands for attention. Keeter of Rutherfordton. N. C.. '••pc:;! -p' nt Sundav here w.'h rclativ. ■. Mrs. Pruitt letuiiu l to her linn; in Cieeiiwood Sund.iv after a wick’, •c. t ‘ . .Mr -i. Mary I’l ithi r. b'rien'D lu re of M’ss Kniiu” I. ■ .S ii!|) in of .M'trir. c. ,N. grand (I : :jg', r f .Ni rs, l>. .M. D i’.! .n f ' ri. with friemD. , C'- '! !•' P '' I ' -'G D.a c- .’'■IcCalla anfl I lulr'’ f'*' j ‘ ‘di ccn u leen of fh • .M 1 J i’iniUn 'd AMiinth. were the ’,v<‘-).-end f' ^ a, at .Manrii* h nh ho d, of Dr >t-mj .Mr?.-G. R'lss !;vnn. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. A. ( \ MONDAY AND TUKSDAY, MAY 11 and 12 “CIMARRON” Fdna bVrher’s rampaging epic of h,-e and empire. Starring RIII AIM) DIX, IRFNK Dl'NN and F.STEI.LK I AYI.OR. Drama that will nek the wirld. I he Oklahoma nml Clamor and splendorl ( enrage ai'd \ah.rl |{<.maiiee and tragedy en.wded into hla/ing da>? of battle and nigiiis of lo\e and adventure. MKIROrONE .NLW.S. I Or ;jp(j jor r ran a s ih.i-' ■:r V ! M oree. “I’HE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” Stuir' i l)or.M-y arntPUiil-.'^’: ' Simmons of \< v # dren were the p'ucsts .Sunday of Mr. •'!" Murgaret Dougins ( f ( } and .Mrs. W. R. Anderson. Jr. wi re amon-r the cut- f-tev/T v. --- # Mr.s. (’lyde Lankford, Mi.sses EIiz3-,iC»'- Sa-urday for the tra k nuc . J Indh Ci.peland, Frances Ray and El-1 Mr.-', b. ( . I'in.s :n, Mi.^s bannie Pin- # mer Cromer were visitors in Grevn-Crreenwo li, .M:'ses Mary F ville Saturday. I Howzc* Dillard. .Mary Colic t‘e Davi.^ < -Mr. and Mr.s. Weldor. Jackson, Mis-- '»n'l b rancces Bailey spent Saturday in 4 es Dorothv Wilson and Elmyra Ray.C.affnev with the former? dairrhter, J j.-pent Sunday in Greenwood. .M:ss .'lary Pin.son, and allerdc d the 4' .Mrs. Connie .Montjoy and William -May day fe.stival at Limestone ol-j 1 i spent Sunday in .Spartanburg and En-ilf’^fv. .M's.‘es (’atherVe Truesdell, .Mar-! George Benjamin of the Universitv ^TJiret Hargrove, Grace (.ass. ILden ; 4 of South Carclina, and John Kilgo of b ran e.s Raney, Ducra Ccv.ngton j ; W'<fford college, were gue-’ts of Mr Norvelle Brail.^ford, and b ranees I^e" *' 'and Mrs. C. P. Robinson for the week-1 Huff of (/olumbia college, .spent th< i * I week-end here and attended the stat' Watt.s Davi.s snent the week-end in • intercollegiate irack meet at Pre.ihy- c c ^ ^ ^ III Mr. and" Mrs. E. W. Roberts,”and daug-hU-r of Mrs. L. M. Du^an nC thi?j Jljchildren of Columbia, spent Sunday'cifyr wll ileam with interest that she c here with Mrs. Agnes Kern. was a meWber erf the graduating class! Mr. and Mrs. Algie Bobo announce,Tiiesday evening of the Greenwoedj <'ithe birth of a son, Tuesday, May 5. |Hospital Training SchAol for Nur.ses.i III Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Sr., Mr.'Mrs. Dugan, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis I ' jand Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr., and Miss! Sowers and John Allen Dugan were 41 (Tara E, Duckett returned yesterday , in Greeniwocxl for the exerci.ses. Ifrom a few days’ visit in Bryson City.] < 1 N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Ivominack of; G (Newberry, spent Sunday here w'th I Mr. Sr.d Mrs. E. D. Chaney. I Mr. and Mr.s. Roy Henderson o' Greenville, were gue.st8 Sunday of Mi, <Cand Mrs, Walter Ramage. Miss Lyde Vance C/opeland of Spar tanburg, spent the week-end here w’th relatives and attended the-track meet Saturday. Dr.’ James B. Kennedy and J. R ♦ ♦ : X ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ : Watts Davis spent the week-end in Rock Hill, and attended the junior- feni^’n college, senior banquet at W’inthrop college. ! Friends of Mi.ss Bessie Dugan. I I \M-:!)NHSDAV. MAY “BEAU IDEAL” {{\ (. Grin. «•! (C-.fi.” S< •••■Gi-.. It SLUM bCiCGF.S. l.OID'I !.l SOI N(., .-mq . ’ \i!' H i,n.r r., n- ih- (ii.-fi-s n'lirrh onl Living—loiing FirhCiiJ—to thrill (he world aiifv,. Ci^’ifJv — “IR SDIIR (.i.N.'NRLiC..” "LEM ()l V(,R \”_ ’, ;ig;i'Drid \dvcn(ure. j(.c and Kic Tiil lt.-;i>.\v AN'.: l aiD ;',. ^.'AV U .in!! !,•> “HOOK, LINE AND SINK.ER” Vvith BLR i WMl.LLc’^* RD'w'.h I' WODLSi'A and '.iDRD’l HY LEE—(he Ixiis an<l girl in "Half SIu ( .\t .SuiiriM'." .\< w (hey (ake charge of a Broadway hotel -hiiry the keyi—fire he house dick— turn on the ho( wafer- a'ld ' •* hilarity hi inding from first floor to fortieth in a gl rioii.s splash if mt niirncrRuI nonsense. Comedy— "AIR TK.HT.” \ ACABD.ND ADV EN'i I RE and FOX NEWS. Iflr and Iflc SATURDAY. MAY Hi “SEA WOLF” From Jack I,f»ndon?.s mint vigi rmis se;* story. With .MILTON SILI.S, JANE KEITH and RAYMOND HACKEl i. A story of iron fisted nien and one I tvelv, p orly prr termed girl. Comedy. .Also “INDIANS ARE COMLNfi” .No. 9 and SCREEN SfiNfi. 10c & 10c Parke-Davis MINERAL OIL Heavy. $1,00 Size —"79c SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY at; union station Phones 377 and 400 I— AU. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY Licensed pharmacists • CALLED FOR AND DEyVERED PROMPTLY SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station” Phones 377 ainJ 400 Phones 377 and 400 i L..