The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 25, 1931, Image 7
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, 8, C,
PAGE SEVEN
Nobody’s Business
Bj Gee McGee
season was g’ood, but as all of the “r
months had passed, she nrai.sed icel
cream fe'stivals, and named next sad-
Iday niffht at the elk hall for the first
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
minnets
Mi^ Eva Rhodes spent the week- ’
one, and sugrjrestcd that all of the la-jpnd in Lyman witlv-her mother
dies would* please come early, she, .Mrs. Percy Smith and Miss Bar
Swimming Pool
Open To Public
r.fe has asked me to rite up the plans to sell ice cream in sau.sers as'Smith and Nowell Smith of Augusta, h
i of ohe meeting of the ladies well a.s in combs at 5c each. , Qa., were the recent guests of the for-
ich was hell at our house yes- - mer’s sister. Mrs. C C Hilea yesterday
Barbara
my w’."
minnets
aid which
tiddy. she is the seeker terry of ladies .. ,, o....H=>v.nv.i.e. -
aid, but as she is not as fluent with a'tern.' about the pasT’ires clothes which | is visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma'?L^ afternMn except Sunday, from
pen as i a:v.. she genrally calls on me i don’t seem to be fit to keep on preach-j Little. hours of 3 to 7 p. m., and will be
to fix her artickles for print, and i;ing in. but mrs. tite wadd spoke upj Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rhency of regulations.
The big swimming pool in the col-1
mnasium was throwm open!
mer’s sister, Mrs. C. C. Gile.s. *u«v to the public for the sum-!
4. something was sed by the seeker Mrs. Morgan Todd of Simpsonville. nionths. The pool will be open ev-
■will do so in this case, and mr. editor , and remar.ked that if he would stop gusta, were guests Sunday of theirtickets will be offered at $5.00,
aIsa xrn^t aa'11 I Wv1 a:s a o M«*Aa ^ ^ ... I^ a J .•.... ... .. .^.1. 4 ^ ^1. -1 1.x «« « . ...
-she says that you will plese spread!chawing and smoking so much toback- daughters. Misses Mary .Jo and Vir-
same in the collms of yore paper as a! er, he could buy a new suit to preach i ginih Rheney
new item, as they don’t want to pay I in, but the pasture’s wife explained
w’ith a single charge per dip of 25c. j
This is one of the largest and most!
nothing onr.er count of it is about | that nearly all of same was give him ^ for Mobile, .\la., where he
church affairs.
Boihwell Graham, HI. left !,is‘ w .ck i
w'1 t'V' doubtless prove a popular
!by one of the members who drums' freighter and remain overseas for theifu^^f " many local people during
[for a tobacker store, and that settled svmmer. the hot summer months.
1. the meeting was called to order Uhat. Miss Louise Boltman of Sumter, is ~
by mrs. scud blocker, the pro tern! the guest of her si.ster, Mrs. Raymond
pressident and she was led in prayer
5. there being no further bizness be-
Pitts.
Miss Martha Moore was in Green-
by the seeker terry, the minnets ofjf^re the ladies aid, mrs. minnie show-
l&st ineetir? was r^ad and was started up a sonjr entitled: ‘‘shall 1Tuesday for the Crawfovd-Jcjhn-
^ioned to be e.xcepted as read, excepp j know each other there.” and all j wedding. j
it waas mrs. joe victor w'ho give the | the korus, and then it was* Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Giles and Miss !
hen at the laast meeting insted wound un with silent prayer by all.i Giles and Thurston Giles!
mrs. joe Jones. h. nor. editor, plese check over ^v- Sunday in Augusta with rela-1
' ery thing and rite or foam if i have't'ves. I
2. a letter from our furrm mission' [pft out anything, and i will add it on.)! Miss Elizabeth Snroles and Elbert;
nerr>' to jappan was brought befoarj ‘ yores trulie, ! Adanus of Greenwood, were the gu(•st.^ j
the meeting for action, she asked the; * ^.^^he cia k. rfd. friends here Thursday
ladies a;d to send her 14$ so’s suit-*
able clothes could be bought for ying
pong and dang fung, the 2 little heath
ens that had benn took away ffrom
their mother, when she dide, but it was
tabled, a< tr.onney is too tight at pres-
sent to buy many clothes for the
heathens at home.
3. a paiier on .“how to raise monney
for furnn missions” waas read by
mrs. jirn sirnkins and it was enjoyed
by all. It sed that oyster suppers in
Simply One \ftin’s Opinions ■ NOTICE OF LOST CEKTIFKWTES
A man is not iudged by the car he; pi^ase take notice that at the ex
rides in. Some mighty good folks are pjration of sixty days from the two j
walking again. .weeks publication of this notice, the
I undersigninl will apply to the office of
Tfie motto of a politician is—“Keep ; M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers. Clinton,
all you’ve got and get all you can.” Hejs. C., for the issuance hv them of two
know s not how to aboli.sh useless jobs j new Time Certificate.* n the sums of
or turn off his kinfolks. i Si220..50 payable on the 22p<l day of
——, March, 1P32, Certificate No. 7504; and
few years ago when the powerpayable on the 14th day of
,companies “told the w’orld” that they I 1P31, Certificate No. 70S7, in
I were red ucing rates, they actually 1 Time Certificates ot Deposit
LIQITD OR TABLETS i 25 per cent. If you don’t believe it, as
ReUeven a Headache or Neuralgia Ini the guy who runs motors of less than
SO ■lintttea. checks a Cold the first I'*’ P last’s me.
day, and checks Malaria in three da)s.
MRS. F. W. little.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given: that I, G. V.
mreoe commission, the big boss who
sees all and knows all, to increase
cy
appe:
from the
566 Salve for Baby's Cold Thi- railroiid ompanies *''^ '***^|*'"*f, Williams Wr.-by five notici- that I in*
'p. rmis»,on fn,m the Intar-istato ( am-, Kxe<-utive Clemen.
BOND
FLOWER SHOP
sentence of one year
; . which 1 am now serving in
freight rates and the freight truck jv^i^.n^iarv
; boys are laughing up their pants leg,
land hopes ;t will ue done so’s they an
the .State
G. V. WILLl.^MS.
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS jhaul nearly all of our stuff, instead EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT
157 M. Main St. Phone 396 of only two-thirds of it—as at pres- EOR HIGH CRADE F'l OUR
ent.
COLLEGE
BARBER SHOP
Now Open-
Hair Cuts
Shaves
Shi]) IKS your wheat for ex-
chanKi*. If you pay freight on
To Whom It .May ('oncirn:
We. the unders’gned citizens, here- ] wheat. We pay retuni freight
by transfer, sell, and assign, for the
00 the flour. Write us fur par-
In rear of L. B. Dillard’s
Stdre.
sum of nothing this day .paid into our
hands—all our right.'-, privileges, title, 11
25c ownership in and for the public | SPARTAN (IRAIN & .MILL ('().
highways of our resnective counties Sl)artaul)UrK and
ItH-land states to the big freight-trucks
and buses which already control and ^ liarull Um.
, use the same both day and night with- ..
; out fear or favor.
I IRUi .1
niNI IN on eur rodle program
31-plcct, •ll-ttrins orchcitr*. Gr«ntl4nd
Rice Interviewing world ccicbritiet.
• Evorv Wodnoedav Niahl •
(JRFENWOOI)
C()C()-COL.\ HOT. ('O.
Greenwood, S. C.
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!T RAD TO BE GOOD
TO GET fTHERE IT IS
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THE BANKRUPT SALE
— of the
Jimbo Shoe Store
Has added thousands of dollars worth of
New Merchandise—and is giving the best
values ever offered in Clinton.
Full Fashion Hose, new shades, pr. 59c
Linen Sport Sandals, all colors, pr.. . $1.49
New Sport Slippers, all styles, pr. $1.98
Ladies’ Bedroom Slippers, just arrived,
all colors and sizes, pr. 25c
Men’s Sox, fancy colors, pr. 5c
Men’s Broadcloth Shorts and Shirts,
in fancy colors, each
25c
Men’s Union Suits, first quality, suit 39c
Men’s Broadcloth Shirts in solid and
fancy colors §8c
Men’s Good Pants, all sizes 89c
40-inch Sea Island Sheeting, yd. 3c
(10 yard limit)
Extra Heavy Sheeting, 40 inches wide.
7c
mfsmim
New shipment Ladies’ House Dresses,
fast colors, each 49c
$2.98
One rack Silk Dresses, up to $10.00
values, your choice ^
Men’s Slippers in solid colors and
combination colors, pair
Tennis Shoes and Slippers, pr.
Come every day to this store—new arrivals
daily. New Millinery, Dresses, and Men’s
and Boys’ Clothing.
$2.48
59c
We are here to ,stav. and jfuaranlee .satisfaction on every
purchase. We )»:Iadly exchange any purchase or refund
your money if von want it.
.
$
George Weathers
Signed,
T. A. X. Payers,
NOT SATURDAY SPECIALS
BUT EVERYDAY PRICES
McKesson’s
McKesson’s
McKesson’s
McKesson’s
McKesson’s
McKesson’s
McKesson’s
McKesson’s
McKesson’s
McKesson’s
Milk of MaRnesia, full pint ...
Rubbinji? Alcohol, pint
Mineral Oil, quart
Aspirin Tablets, 100 for
Straw Hat Cleaner
Tasteless Castor Oil, '/z pint
RosoiHair Oil 3 oz. 25c
Purified Epsom Salts, 1 lb.
Mixed Bird Seed, 1 lb.
No. 59, pint
39c
39c
$1.00
69c
20c
50c
H oz. 50c
20c
25c
59c
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
“At Union Station’
Telephone 400
Quality Bread and Rolls
ALWAYS FRESH
A DHJGHT IN EVERY BITE
They are filled with wholesome and fin
est ingredients, and are rich in health-giv
ing qualities.
ASK YOim GROCER FOR OUR
QUALITY PRODUCTS.
WEEK Eiro SPECIAL
PINEAPPLE LAYER CAKE
The Ideal Bakery
A. D. NASON, Prop.
;; Our Products Fresh Daily At Your Grocer ;;
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STANDARD SEDAN
A beautiful five-passenger car, with longer, wider body, and
attractive, comfortable interior. The slanting windshield is made of
Triplex safety plate glass. You ean now Have the new Ford delivered
with safety glass in all windotvs and doors at slight additional cost.
The price of the new Ford Standard Sedan is ^S90, f. o. b. Detroit.
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