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f THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1931 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. PAGE FIVE ! TRADE at KELLERS AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Specif Cash Prices! FOR THIS WEEK ONLY Guaranteed Combination ' FOUNTAIN PEN AND PENCIL An Ideal Graduation Gift I ^ Personal /Mention ^ ■ I I; B‘"a B! an aniiBtaa !aii:aiana;i!a::a:a:iaii; tiaiianaiianiB his guest. Itob ^ Mrs. Alma McKee spent Sunday in j L. Lyrm, and has as Rock Hill with relatives. j Rush also r.f Detroit. Miss Jimmie Atkins spent the wcek-| Miss Elizabeth Sheely of VVinthrop $1.98 New Style LADIES’ MID-SUMMER BAGS, Assorted Colors, Specially Priced at 98c Royal THERMIC JUG, Gallon Capacity, just the thing for long journey or camping. Keeps liquids cool for sev eral hours $1.49 One pkg. Gillette New Stvie RAZOR BLADES One pkg. McKesson’s SHAVING CREAM .'SOc 39c VALUE BOTH FOR 89c 49c Nvdenta TOOTH PASTE West TOOTH BRUSH . 50c 50c VALUE BOTH FOR $1.00 50c lend in Fountain Inn w'ith her mother, I Mrs. Essie Atkins. I Miss Verna Hill spent the week-end ' at her home in Orangeburg ( Mrs. Mae I>eaman and Billy, visited ! relatives in Cross Hill Sundayi ! Mrs. Wyman Shealv and lit'^V «'^n. I Wyman, Jr., have returned frc'". .t vi,'- jit to Birmingham, Ala. college, spent the week-end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .0 I. Sheely. Miss Betty Douglas of the Whilmire j school faculty, spent the week-end with Mi.“« Lillian Brown, j. Miss Adah Knight, who has been I employed as case worker at the Tborn- 'well orphanage, is now in Charleston, W. Va,. w'here she has accepted a po sition. Mrs. J. W Milam sprnlSunrlny in WTlrtmire with her sister, -Mrs. llavKl'i, ■ Crystal Woodruff. Seamless FOUNTAIN SYRINGE Nyal SANITARY POWDER VALUE $1.00 . 50c $1.50 yMc Kellers Drug Store >1* Telephone No. 1 Duncan. j Miss Martha Moore of Under col-; spending T,",‘ Pf7‘*-Uhe summer months here with his |Mr. and Mrs. W . r Moore, and had as |hfr ruest, Miss Katherine Merts. also.j^jj Wliiteville, N. of Lander. , IC., the past .session. Miss Lou Abrams spent the week-, Carolina Arrington of C.reen- end in Augusta with friends l week-end hero with Mrs. C L. \aughn and children of sister-in-law, Mr. and Douglas. Ga.. are visiting^her parents. ■ Arrington. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Owens. Gussie Brehmer spent Sunday Miss Sara < romer of Newberry.:;^ spent the week-end here with -Mis. Brehmer. Helen Chalniers. , o ' ^r. and Mrs. Walter Ramage spent Carroll Pitts of Inman spent bun- I.Aurens with the latter’s day with his mother. Mrs. K. j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thad .Senn. Pitts. . I Mr. and Mrs. Goyne L. Stiiipson Miss Ernestine < haney was wvek-end in ('harles- Greenwood over the week-end attend-, ing the junior-senior celebration at Bailey Military institute. Mr. and Mrs. Pone Chapman and Mrs. Will Chanev were in Columbia Friday and attended the Goodyear banifuct. On Every Check You Draw Your name and that of your bank are associated! And your business ability is judged partly by your choice of a banking partner. Your check drawn on this, Clinton’s pioneer bank, shows that you put your faith in experience and sound business methods. M. $. Bailei & Son Milam, Misses Ivou Abrams and Jim mie Atkins were vi.sitors in Newberry on Monday. 1 Mrs. 1). D. Edmunds returned to j her home in Charleston Saturday af- 'ter a visit to her pai'ents, Mr. and Mrs. ' H. D. Henry. ' Mr. and Mrs. F'd Shannon and little son, spent the week-<>nd in New'beri*y (with Mrs. Shannon’s parents. , Miss Janet U-ake of Winthrop col lege, snent Sunday with her jiarent-s, .Mr. and Mrs. J. Will lA*ako. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips and children of Spartanburg, .-pent the week-end here with .Mr. ami Mrs. B. L. King. Goorge Hesse. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Momly and daughter, Miss Susan Mopdy of New York City arrived Monday, and are the guests of Mr. and Mrsi. Clayte boro, N. C., is the gpest of Mrs. Mrs. Bessie Prin- Hays gle (’opeland and Owens. J. G. Pitts and P. M. Pitts were business visitors in Atlanta on Tues day and Wednesday. Dr. S. C. Hays is in New York City on business this week. Friends of little Ellie Dove will he glad to know that she is getting along nicely at Dr. Hays’ hospital after un dergoing an appendicitis operation. Mrs. Lethe Gregory lias returnel from Johnston where she h;is been the guest of Rev. and Mrs. (). .M. .Ab ney. .Miss Ih’lla Garndt of Union, was Misses Mary Bobo and l.oree bmi- K week-end guest of .Miss Loree .Sim mons spent the week-end in Cross An chor with the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. E.' M. Timmerman and little son, spent Sunday in Au gusta, Ga., with Mr. Timmerman’s parents. ' Mrs. II. L. Todd of Greenvilb*, spent I the woek-<Mi(l with her parents, Mr, ♦ and Mrs. R. Z. Wright. I Mr. and Mrs. l><*wis Hailey and lit tle daughter of Spartanburg, sjHmt iii Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey and Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Wither- <' ispoon i t BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST i > i > < ► i ► i ► I > < * < > i > i > «► o o o < ► oiSun li'.y in I nions. Mrs. .lack DaviiT of Laurens, spent the week-end here with ndatives. .Miss .Martha I’hillips of Columbia, spent .Sunday here with her mother, Mrs. R. K. .Iones. I Mrs. I). W. Copeland spent a few j days the past week in Laurens with, her sisters. Misses Hetty • and Lee | Hramiftt. J .Mrs. George Hesse and little daugh-| ter of Charleston are the gne«ts of the' former’s .sister and hndher-in-law, .Mr.’ and Mrs. Goyne L. .Simpson. ! Dr. F. I). JoiM's, aee«»i)ipHnied by hi.s, p.sychology elass at Presbyterian eol-j lege, was in Colunrbia Tuesdav at-i tending a clinic at thi‘ .South ('arnlinai •State hospital. Mr. and Mrs. ,L D. Boland. Miss Elizabeth Tinld and Dillard Boland in FUnk Hill with the'^^ formers’(laughter, Mi.ss Ma/.el Boland,^* at Winthrop college. ' Miss .Jeanette Crawford of VViii-' * * throp colU'ge, sjient .Sunday with her parents, .Mi-. and Mrs. .J. W. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sowers and Mrs. -L. .M. Dugan smmt Sunday in ('olumbia with the latter’s son, Robert Dugan, Miss Ethel Langston of Laurens, spent the week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Copeland. „ Miss Emma Little of G. W. C., spt.nt Snndav the week-end here with her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. John T. Little. Mrs. Corrie Mont joy spent the week-end Tn CoTumhia with relati’te.^. F’riends of Miss Helen .Adair will be interested to know that * ' yp,] y,(>r guest, .Miss .Martha cuperating at Dr. Hays hosiutal , wiHmr of Winthrop. an appendicitis operation j rj, of Ja ksonville. Mr; and Mrs. R. W. Phi lips .-peniij^. (► Greenwof d with lb in lat- ihe You Bank Your Money and Become A Partner If a man ever rises above his fellow- workers and becomes a power in the world •he must bank his money. It pays. And the sooner he begins to bank his money, always adding to his balance, the sooner he can grasp a business opportunity when it comes. If you have not started to bank your money, start today. If you have started and stoppi^, start again. We invite your banking business. "IHE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE^ t( r’: mother, who is a patu v ^'iiv biji'pital. Mis. I. D. Jeans i-pcMit .^amhic in Gieenwood v/i’h her sister. Jr.s .I. S. Veldell. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. !.a-g ’• n oi Greenville, spent Sunday here wiln .Mrs. W. R. Ftrown. ' Miss l-tlit Dillard ( f-HiTidcrs p .ilbv; N. C., .‘'i)(nt the w('ek-en:l with hei sister, Mrs. Reese Young. Mis.s .Midi'^uret Finley of the Cross FFill school faculty, spent the week-^ end with her aunt, Mr.<. K. L Copc-| land. ’ .VIr. and Mr.^. .M. B. and familv of New'berry, sjMint Sunday here with T. M. Little. . I Miss Alluwee Neighbors of G. W. la., and formerly of thi.s city, who is the guest of her daughter, Mr.s. O. B. Burroughs in laiurens, was :i vi-itm here this week. , B. 11. B.iyd returned Tuesday fn-m .Miami, Fla., where he attendi I the Internutional K'iwanis e(iti\( riti m aK a delegate from the local club. 1 lilted Slate.s .SejiaLi.r K. I). Mmilii, •■’III Ml '—Smith,—oC-l.vnehbttr”', are the j :.' s of .Mr. and .Mr-. W. W. Harris, .'-'enalor .Smltii ii in the city t- deiivei’ an address this evening he- .‘’ore ;h' Ci ntori Kiwi'ds clo’i. Ttie many friends of Mrs. E. .Mood .smith will igarn with regi’cl that she •s confined to Ifer h(/me on Ea.st ('en- t#niual street suffering ^om lacer- ilioji . and oruises re eivc/f] a f'w Jays ’olii.sion. I’eakt*. .Mr. an:f <► o o o o i> o <► o igo in an automobile Dr. and .Mrs. T. 4 .Tii.'ja .-.-r, - j I,,, yyy .YU'S. 1. .1. I'eiiKt*. ,vi 1'. and 4 C., spent Sunday with h^i‘r parents,^ 4'Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Neig 'oors. 'Pringle Copeland, Mr. and .Mrs. M. F. J NbN Mis.s Margaret .McL'ord spent tha I week-end in Hodges with her parents^ Jim Duckett of the Citadel, visited his brother, Alvin Duckett, Friday, while enroute to Clemson college with the .Citadel tenni.s team. Mrs. B. 0. Whitten. Misses Martha and Mildred Whitten and William Knox of Presbyterian college, spent Sunday in Seneca with relatives. Miss Lora Montjoy of Rembert, and Garrison Montjoy of Columbia, spent the week-end here with their brother, William Montjoy. Mrs. H. M. Leaman of Whiteville, 'N, C., spent Monday here with Mrs. iMae Leaman. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Shealy of Pros perity, and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Shea ly of Newberry, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Shealy, i Mrs. R. W. Phillips, Mrs. J. J. Corn- well and Miss Ellen Copeland were I visitors in Greenville yesterday. Mrs. Rosa W. Bishop, P. D. Bi’hop and William Whitmire of Sedalia, ’ spent Sunday here with relatives ' Miss Mary Jo Rheney Jacobs,' Jr., .Mr. and .Mrs. Horace I*a>n(‘, .Mr. and Mr.s. li. C. Adair. .Mrs. | Josephine Robinson, .Mrs. .S. Hays.] ^ and Mi.s. Jodie (.’handltc were in j I Simpsonville Tue.sday nigbt at a din-j iner paity given by Mr. and Mr.s. F. i M. To(;d. Rice Rails One cun cold boiled rice, pre.s^ed- through a vegetable sieve. Add two tables} oons flour, a beaten egg and salt, nutmeg and cayenne pepper to taste. Roll into small balls and cook in i boiling, .salted water until they are hardened on the outside. Rice balls may be served in soup or with a meat stew. EXCURSION to CLINTON, S. C Wa.shington, D. C. SM.OO Baltimore, Md. (rail) $16.00 Baltimore (via Norfolk and steamer) SI.5.00 Old Point Comfort, Va. SI 1.2-5 spent the Port.smmith, Va. (Norfolk) $11.2-5 week-end in Augusta with her par- Richmond, Va. $10.7.5 ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rheney. Virginia Beach, Va. $11.7.5 Miss Virginia Benjamin of Spartan- and return .May 29th, limited .5 days, burg, is the guest of her parents, Mr., via and Mrs. J. E. Benjamin. SEABOARD ' William Lynn of Detroit, Mich., »» Fcr tickets, etc., call on W. H. Shands, visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.j Ticket Agent, Clinton. S. C. Seasonal Delicacies Many Ready To Serve Simplify your shopping and cooking problems at one time by making this store your food shopping headquarters. Our line > • of ready cooked foods offer many hours’ relief from time you have spent in the kitchen — our regular groceries, fruits and vegetables are always appetite appealing. \ PHONE US — OF COURSE Blakely’s PHONES 136 and m and Dyeing Service | Nowadays it is the mark of a wise man or woman to have old clothes cleaned, and often dyed.. To find a service that will pro tect the fabrics and not mar the design or “hang” of a garment is not the easiest of summer problems. Therefore, if you put your clothes into our hands, you may be sure of the best of treatment and the speediest of service. Popular prices. DEPENDABLE DELIVERY SERVICE Buchanan’s DRY CLEANING AND UUNDRY Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29 CASINO THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY IS and 19 i “Abraham Lincoln” .Slurring WAITER III S'lO.N and IN A .MERKEL. The oul.sland- ying ma-slerpiece of ted.iy, tomorrow, and for all lime. I'ho wonder Me ol (he age. F'ashii ned by the genin', who *-:a\e the world 'IheNlirth of a Nation,” in fart, almost the same picture as “The Birth \;f a Nation.” ( omedy—••College ( uties.” MEIRO'IONE .\E\N.S. jOc and l(k WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 “Leathernecking” .’ill all-star e( medy bombshell. With 11 ENE Dl N.\E, KK.N Ml K- BAV. NFI) SPARKS, and BENNV Bl BEN. A .arniial of mad gag--, with dames from all ereation-. respoo-e t(. the demand f(.r faster and broader romecU. Part leihnicolor. t'omeds—••DIZZ i DA I ES.” Vagabond Adventure ••(iLOBV OF SPAIN.” 10 A K'r THURSDAY AM) FRIDAY, MAY 21 and 22 “Parlor, Bedroom and Bath” With BUSTER KEATON UI.IFE EDWARDS. REGNALD DEN NY. CHARLOTTE (iKFENWOOl) and SALI.Y FILERS. You’ll laugh until it hurts at Buster’s hilarious misadventures in romance. A dozen maidens wailing f« r his cave-man wooing. A scream from start to finish. Comedy—••(iF^OtiRAPH Y LESSON.” Vagabond Ad venture. F'ox News, 10c and (Oc ^ SATURDAY. MAY 23 “Conquering Horde” With RICHARD ,\RI.EN and FAY W'R-\Y. A fast stepping, excit ing thriller with action and gun play. “INDIANS ARE (X)MIN(i” .No. 10. Comedy—‘•KANE MEETS ABEI-m” Screen Song. 10 & 40c ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY LICENSED PHARMACISTS CALLED,EOR'and DELIVERED PROMPTLY SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station” Phones 377 and 400 Phones 377 and 400 • ’■ ,— I - V * U ■»