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THURSDAY, JUNE'lg, 19J1
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CUNTON. S. C.
COPELAND-STONE
LOCALS
To Conduct Cooking School
Father's 'Day, June 21st. Buy
him something to wear.
Young Men's Footwear. Come
in and see the “Friendly Five”
make. So-id tan, black, and Tu-
tone leathers.
New showing cf Neckwear in
light and dark colors—hand-i
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tailored.
Sport Belts in tan and black,
white and black, with elastic
stretch.
Vacation time is here — come
in and buy your Luggage to go
away on your summer trip.
Men’s Seer Sucker Trouser.s
$1.50 a pair.
Boys’ Blouses in white and col-!
ors—75c each. i
Summer Underwear for men
and young men—in union suits J
and two piece. Cool, comfortable;
and roomy. !
J , I Mrs, Beulah Yates, nationally kn« wn cookinj; evpiTf who will conduct
Sleep in Pajamas or Night j * cooking school next Monday and Tuesday in the high schiMil audito-
Shirts. You will have a better j rium, under the auspices of the City Water and Light Department.
nighCs rest. Nothing to bind}
you while- you slee^t aad4bey^g^
so much- cooler.
One lot of Men’s light
Straw Hats—$1.00 each.
oay s Business
By (lee McGee
^fr -wnrtr!rrrsl( (‘"ffncnrii eF ow .*1io let
lit go at that. You tan eat down town
I’f you ever get nun try. .And—”
^ ^ ^ I Him: “W'ait a min—”
('haingang Etiquette Her: “.Mother is coming up on the
1. When you arrive at the chain- "> o’clock bus. Be sure to have a taxi
. A •* .K - f camp, change your blue serge to fetch her to the house in. She’s .sor-
brace of good wisnes for ^ ^uit in keeping with the so- ter feeble and plans to .«pend the sum-
Faiher June 21st.
“Give Dad something to re
member you by!” A belt, a pair
of garters, or a tie.
cial requirements of the gang: the mer with us. It is hot and humid down
present style is leaning heavily to- at Punkville, and it will he nice for
ward stripes which run from ea.st to | her up here. She will take your room,
west instead of from north to .south, so you might call at the furniture
store on your way home and pick out
2. If the buss suggests that you
Dress Shirts in white and col- gestions by all means. Don’t talk hack
ors —$1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 to your guard: his wife will do enough
. » . L 11 1 “t that and she is the only person that
and $.*.00 each. Hot weather right to enioy that pa t-time
calls for more Shirts—and hot at will. Don’t be “choicy" about your
bunk -just take the one offered you
have your head shaved, follow his sug-
weather is here to stay.
and thank the* ladv for ht.‘i'''ki;Klm*'ss.
For the best Dad in the world!
A pair of Sox will make him | and if y
happy.
:L Keep your shackles well-polished, collector.s
by freight, so you must waU h out for
them. Poor mother, ain’t what she
u-ftor be, and ’’ ,
Him: “Won’t vou pi
Her: “I am stmding the nrHt’ctoi- for
I the stove ;in(| va< uuni cleaner iiowti
thcr4‘. He is annoyin^r to <leath.
Pay him un and teli him to stop <‘om-
iing to the house. .And the radio and
are worse than old
1,'ou are permitted to wear balls }^ntan herselt. and 1 never intend to
Ion your chaip, see that they are kept ^r) the door again for to he insulted
shiny and attractive. If the shacklesi^y them, .lim, father is not (oming
'«inn hpalih for VOUnirsters. your ankle.s, just tie a string -vv'th mother, hut will s)Mm<l the week-1
Sun healtn for !around your knooa and fa.ten tho „.itn u.s and ho will In- lota an,|l
member our Sun Shirts and hunier end of the said .String to your brace- „f c nipany, to you. .Send the|
Suits from 1 year to 8 years old.|l<-*ts and thus hold them off the sore plumber up thiw morning the bath-
<hnvL'n in ftur famOUS line of I when the others are f^,]| ,,f vvjiter now.'
hhown in our famous nne «»|j.eady so that the lock-chain can be
V’anta garments. (handled without awakening anv of ... , ...
r 11 • . Him; Ho'u on a luiii i
— your fellow-convict.s.
1 a c:ii ani.mmor iiamIk I Her: “We are out of kin<lling and
Let us fill your summer nc^s
in Underthings. We have a full, i When a welfare
worker visits
Icoal, too. .And, by the way, drop by
the Cleaners & Rippers place and
. ..... . L j .... tell her about your well-i)repaii*d . u , j i r ti i ..
Stock of Silk and hand-made un-ip^pais. and hos»- the >'>ve
j * Wo want vnii tn ♦ somebody slijiptd a jj„<i all his family, pav theni
dergarnients. We want you to „atch ,nto yuur pocket that night he-
see them * Ifore you were arre.sted for larceny.
land explain to her that you were at
. . . ;your mother-in-law’s helping her wi.h
New shipment of Axmins family wa.'ihing, and ask her to
Art Squares in 9x12 size. Prices, pray for you ansoforth. show her your
$27.50 and $32.50 each. also
I your pajamas.
We are showing .something^
their infernal collector'*. .And
Him: “.Surely you wo- ’’
Her: “Aw. shut up. The Wilters will
be with us for dinner tonight, so come
home early and clean up the house. If
Pm not here, the children can tell you
where the soap and rags are. Dtm’t
forget anything. Oh, ves: (Irainmaw
T). Don’t try to escape before mak- wants to borntw b dollars Siie’.s shop-
different in Bathing Belts. Youjjj,^ satisfactory arrangements wiihif! pj^j^ today and ran out of cash.
can carry cigarettes, matches, a and without, a.s you arc liable to get Well
small watch, powder, etc.
buckle and it won’t get wet.
in
shot. Hat with h(;th hands and a spoon
or two. W'arhlt' your soup to your
heait’s content, and take a bath ev r,
.Saturday night legaitPess of whet'u r
Him:
Her;
Him;
1 will be—
“(loot'bye. (Hangl)
< P.arig! I -’’’’czx ? ? * lip yo!; ?fr.
Brighten up your rooms with or not you need one. Ami by ai! mean
have t^reathe thru your nostrils.
a new window trim. We
evervthing new in Window ^'ur-
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Jains and Draperies.
Conte in and let us take your I’k-k up auy new formula, that j„ur
• I •« friends and companions might hivo
measure for a Tropical Suit found desirable and profitable, but
for the hot summer days are leave out ginger and woml al.ohol.
, 'Don’t sing at work or whi.stle in your
*‘®*^°* sleep. Bru.sh your teeth after you get
out and spend .^'undav.s quietlv anrl
Tennis Shoes for men, women, peaceably w'ith yuur family if they
boys and girls. They are light have time to visit you, and remem-
, ber; reputations are not made in ai
and easy cn your feet.
LHtril) OR TABLllTS
(). If you happen to be incarcera’ed n j i v i
.. f.b'utkcs a Me-ida'he or Neuralgia in
•lO minutes, checks a Cold the first
day, and checks .Malaria in three daj s.
BGfi Salve for Baby’s Cold
'because you got caught making whis-
.key, don’t forge* your formula, but
Boys* Whoopee Pants in fancy
stripes and trims.
day, therefore, you must so conduct
yourself that you will Ih? welcome
when you are convicted and sent back.
Tune: Telephone Blue*
Grass Squares are cool on the
floors for summer, lliey manej Jfer: “Jim, you come home to lunch
the porch and sun room look nice at 12:30, Drop by Pay & Tote’s andi
fetch me 3 eggs and 5-cents worth of'
and cozy.
Copeland-Stone Co.
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Cliaton. S. C
With Mnttoo
Soak a tablespoon of haricot beans
overnight. Cut the mutton into small
pieces, and fry them just brown in s
little dripping. Peel and cut up a car
rot, turnip, and onion, and fry them
for five minutes in the fat the meat
waa fried in.
Put the meat in a casserole or stew-
pan, with a seasoning of salt and pep
per, the vegetables, and haricot beans.
Juust cover with water. Bring to a
cheese and 1 box .salmon and a head of;
lettis and a bunch of carrots. Uncle |
Jerry and his family will spend Fri-|
day and Saturday with us, so atop atj
the beef markec and bring along a
h*m and a shoulder and 2 dollars
worth of round steak, and—
Him: “But. —er—’’
Her: “1 want to go to a bridge par
ty right after lunch at Mrs. D. Date’.s,
so you might p’an to leave the car
and walk back to the office. Julia
needs a pair of slippers, size 4-B. Get
them at the Humm & Haww Shoppe.
The cook has griven notice that she
will quit tonight, so bring 9 dollars
in cash: she won’t have any more of!
boil, remove any scum, then simmer t grilled or fried in egg and bread-
foT two hours. j crumbs and served with mashed pot a-
Two cutlets, or four if small, may‘toes, or surrounded with K.iled maca-
be cut from the neck of mutton andjroni and tomato sauce.
.. The. -
EASY WAY
To Buy a Now
FORD
Comein now and let us ex
plain the U. C. C. Plan of
easy payments. YouTI find
it convenient and economi
cal — no need for you to
delay the joy of ownership
longer.
Clinton
Motor Co.
Ford Dealers
Phone 119
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PAGE SEVEN
DELICIOUS
MRS. BEULAH YATES
The nationally known home economist in charge of the Ccoking School
next week, .savs:
*A perfect meal should be topped off with the
perfect dessert, therefore 1 like to serve
ICE CREAM
It’s Pure and WTiolesome!
It’s Delicious!!
It’s Delightfully Different!!!”
Be Sure and Ask For
“Diximaid” For AH Occasions.
ON .SALE IN CI.INTON EVERY DAY
Greenwood Creamery
Greenwood, S. C.
IT'S ICED TEA
TIME~
When the heat of sununer sends the temperature soarlnf
... gel on the end of a sipper that’s deep in m frosty
glass of tea.
No drink refreshes as much and costs so little as iced tea. Less than a penny a glass
b all that you pay.
NECTAR
OR.WUR PKKOK
or
INDIA CI':YI/0N
3 pI“: *5c iSc
OUR OWN
BRAND
India—Ceylon—Java
Vi lb- Pbg- 23c
LIPTON’S or
TETLEY’S
Pkt lOC
RAJAH
SALAD DRESSING
8 oz.
iiyic
Pint
19c
RAJAH GARDEN RELISH
10 Oz.
14c
A V VN Saiuiyrteld Brand
vUNvCili. A1a£
bottle
lOC
IVORY SOAP FLAKES Small
3 pkgs.
25e
DEL MONTE
PINEAPPLE
Sliced or Crushed
lOC
Can
Grandmother’s
BREAD
Full Pound Wrapped
Loaf 5C
New Red BHss POTATOES, No. 1
<;yCUMBERS, small size .......
Yellow SQUASH, small
8 lbs. for 18c
5 lbs. for' 25c
5 lbs. for 25c
Tha AisaiktiAC Pacific Tea Co.
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