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npup THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1931 HE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C • t TRADE at KELLERS AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE < Special Cash Prices! FOR THIS WEEK ONLY $4.00 Ambrosia Special Combination Set Contain ing $1.00 size Cleanser. $1.00 size Cream, $1.00 size Tightner. $1.00 book on Skin Care. All for .... $1.50 Prophylactic Tooth Brush and Listerine Tooth Paste. 75c value for 47c Jergen’s King Cocoa Soap, regular 10c size, two cakes for .. .... 10c Quart size McKesson’s Min eral Oil 98c $1.25 Eno Fruit Salt for 98c 25c tube of Colgates Ribbon Dental Cream Free with each purchase of Colgate's or Palm Olive Toilet Prepa- rations. 50c Boyer Wave Set and Curling Fluid .... 39c 50c Sanitol Liquid Sham poo 29c $2.50 Vantines Jafleur Per fume $1.89 75c large size Dorothy Per kins Cleansing Cream 49c Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound $1.50 size for $1.27. PAGE FIVE 3 Kellers Pure Cream Ice Cream REFRESHING — WHOLESOME — NOl RISHING Made With Clinton Dairy Products We Carry An Assortment of Flavors, Bulk and Block PHONE NO. 1 FOR QUICK SERVICE Kellers Drug Store Telephone No. 1 ^ Personal/Mention ^ |i: i' B B B a iB::itBilBl'!BifflBi«^B :Bi:Bli:fl 'B::.lBiJB.a. BWB:::a;i:Bi:ilBllllBlllli James Davis left Tuesda.v for a visit Heston after a two weeks’ visit to rela in Westminster, \’a. ti\es in the city, | Mrs*. Donnie Dent of Columbia, is .Miss Hattie Boozer of Silverstreet,i the guest of Mrs. T. J. Blalock. was the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. | I .Mis.s La Verne McQuistrn spent M. Seaso. on Sunday Tuesday in Newberry with friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Conelnnd and i Mr. and .Mr^. T. J. Blalock wore vis- Isaac Copeland spent the wee,k-erid ini itors in Columbia Monday. Ciieenville with relatives. Lonnie Dunlap of Reck H.ll. snent .Mrs. L. Barrow of Charlotte, the w'eek-end in the city with friends. C., and Miss Lillian Barrow of Phil- .Miss Mabel Tucker is ^o(>■ .ling adelphia. Pa., spent a few days last some time with her cousin, M'. . (L.i c week with relatives in the city. *Cribb in Spartanburg. Miss Frances .Mil.nm of Renno. spent j M iss Mildred Hooker of C ilu nbia. a few days last week with Mrs. ,1. C. Hs spending a few day.s with .Misi. McMillan. .Mary Stone. .Mrs. Bonner Harvlev of Grem wood, I M iss Myrtle Lybrand and M'ss Ro.-'a is .spending several days with her Epting of Columbia, were gio.ns of parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Blakely. 'Mrs. L. V. Pinson last we<*k. .Mr.s. John T. Cheatham and chil li iss Edna Yelton and Wade Geer dren of Greenwoo<l. are the guests of jof Rutherfor<lton. N. C.. were week- her sisters, Mrs. W. D. Coiielar.d and end guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mrs. A. W. Brice. Geer. The former remained for a vist;. Mr. and Mrs. RutliNlge Adair of ('o- Mrs. J, W. Milam is spending this lumbia, are visiting relatives in the jWeek with relatives in Whitmire. c''.y. .Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bozard of Green- .Miss Robbie Henderson ha.s return- jville, spent the week-end with the lat- ed from a visit to relatives in Colum- ter's parents, Mr. and Mi's. H. 1). hia. Henry. .Miss Grace Daniels of .\blH‘ville, is Denny Pitts of .\bheville, is spend-, spemling some time with Miss Cleon ing a few days with his mother, Mrs.h’itts. E. Pitts. , j Lii'Ut. .\. \. Taylor returned Tues- Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Johnson of Pa<.M- ,<luy from Fort Mcf’lellan, near .Annis- let, spent Sunday here with friends, ton, Ala., whire he has been in camp i Mrs. Johnson is pleasantly romember- the past six wet>ks. ,ed here as Miss Aline Eden. yv. T. Stiller and family of Salis- Miss Margaret Blakely . f Green-,x'. C.. spent Sunday with Mr. ville, spent the week-end with her,jj„^i L. I-. Siiller. parents, Mr. and Mrs. .A. Ri ss Blake- lly. ' Mr. and Mrs. G, R. West o the lat- Mrs. F. M. Stutt.s an<l children will leturn todav frain .h several weeks' Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Webb and son, Fred, have returneil from a two ♦ : : i I : t Abreast 0’ The Times A business concern should have as a banking connection one that keeps abreast of the times. We are equipped to transact busi ness wherever banking is done. Our service is prompt and satisfactory. Have your account in a growing bank—the county’s oldest and strong est. M. $. Bailey i Son f < > i > < > <» o k <1 <1 <1 <1 o o -O o i > ; ter’^y sister, Mrs. .A. Ross Blakely. I .Miss Gene Smith of Newberry, is j weeks’ trip to Brevard, N. ( . visiting her cousin. Miss Gene Bowles. Bri'wn has returned f'-om I Mrs. E. H. Cousins of New-lx-rry,.visit to Mrs. Roy Childress in Char- I spent Thursday with her si ter. Mrs. lotte, N. C. (luy Shockley. Mrs. W. R. Brown w'as the week- , .Misses Martha Davis and Sara ,.nd guest of Mrs. Marie Swain in Dorroh of Laurens, were gue.sts Mon- (;reenville. day ol Mrs. R. K. Jones. Miss Mar.ioiii' Woodruff spent the .Miss .Martha Phillips ot ( olumbia, week-end in Greenville with Miss is spending a week with .Mrs. R. E. Mavme Nelson. 'b)nes. Mis.s lb arl Hitt is visitinij friemis •Misses Carrie .Mae Phillips and ( harh'ite, .\. Irene Dillard have leturned from a Mi.^ses Eiila Aiae Holland. Nb-llie two weeks’ stay at Lake Kanuga, near ] ym h and Mrs. W. F. Falls, with a Hen<iersonvilile. party of friends fiom Cross Hill, Miss Dudley ( o/.lty of ( olumlua. the \vt“e(<-enil in .\sheville ;im;I was the guest last week of Miss Cleon ( tiinmev Roek. .Miss Ktli.-l Wright '.as letiuneil to ^Misst>s .MhIk‘1 and Rus.sje. Beaiulrot- hritne itr I.antord■ nftcr vis^niTig and tfonie Pratt of spending a few day I’rathir. ’’SX TJ. IviehTiouri; have.-- for Paris, N. ( .. where h* the coming s<*ssi<)n. Gremiwood. ar.' with .Mis. Marv IIolland ami inis will her sisters, Mrs^ Orrie Mrs. Bill Chaney. I Mr. ami .Mrs. W. .A. C.ito returued w‘ek til their lioiiie in .Xiken after sp» nding te:»eh tiu' jiast week wuh their daughter and soM-iu-liiw, .Ml . ami Mrs. .lohii Walla.e Misses .Ma^v .lo Rhem'V ami Kath- Cope’ami. —' erine ('oU man spent tho wr<‘k-end in Neil T'liner of Eliiert »n, Ga., .)a rents BANKERS spent Augusta with the former’s parents Tuesday with .Mrs. .\. K. I'inuey. He Mr. ami .Mrs. H. G. RhiMiev. was aceompauied by Misses Evelyn .Mr. and .Mrs. G. E. Copeland of Pal- .McCrary and Klise lohnson, who hav«- metto, Fla., are visiting th'' former’s been suemling soim* firm- with .Mr parents, Mr. ami Mrs. B. F '' ip' land. and .Mrs Turner in Elbeiton. i .Miss Bert lb-ay is at Cai>.y» Latta, Mrs. J. H. ,'simpson and cbildri*n, near ('harlot’e, .vheri- she is a c<un-|.Mi. .iml .Mrs. Has-Tl Miller and son, selUir. i Billie, of Whitmire, and Itev. George Misses Ray Beamlrot ;iml Evelyn Bobo of MeColl, are visiting iheir yiar- Taylor of Grer-nwiod '••pent Tuesday M-:it.s, Mr. ami .Mrs. |) B. Bobo. <*|Wilh the former’s grandmother. Mrs. xhe friends of* Mrs. W. G. King iMary Prather, and friends. ' ^vill be elad to know that sh<- was able I Dr. and .Mr.s. I- K .Shealy am! Mi.s.s-|j,, ivturii to her home yesterday after es Agnes and .Margaret Sl.ealv ar 'J h;^vi|lg been a patient in a !s|)artan- suemling their vacation at .Myrtle; 1,^,,, ho.s.mti'! thi past few weeks. .Mr. and .Mrs. ,lohn Wallace Cope- I lan<j and .Miss Elizabeth ('oaelaml Hr i syient the past week-end in .Aiken with .Mis Copelamr.' pan-rits, .Mr. aril Mrs Iasi she at 11 ► < > i > i > o o O . o o < ► 'M OLDEST STRONGEST i ► < ► Beach. Mr. ami Mrs. J. 1.. Davidson Chester, were guests Sunday of and Mrs. J. Li-e A’oung. Miss Luis B'akely retiirn-'d 1 night from Durham. N. (’., where bas b-en •'rtemling -'iimmev M-hool Duke un’vi-rsity th<- nast six we ek v Mr.s. .M. it. Hip7) c'f Newbc : ry. spent •he veek-e:ui wbh her fat!, r, T. .M Little. .Sh(K-kley Hall has returned tn hi- home in Great Falls after vi.-iiting hi,- sist<*»-, Mrs. \\ , I* .In -ebs. W. A. Cato. .Mrs. J. A. Sease, ,M s.-c- .Mary an-l Grace .Sense of I’rosperily, ami Mrs. K. C. Sea-e and son of .Newberry, were guests .Saturday of .Mr. ami Mrs. T. M. Sease. Mr. ami .Mrs. W. .A. I ibrison ami lit tle daughter, I’egey, have returned from .Milwaukee, Wis.. w-here they have been visiting the former’s moth- i STRONGER THAN ANY BANK j STANDS THE COMMUNITY BEHIND rr A city is judged largely by the qual ity and strength of its banks. It is therefore our constant aim to add to our fast growing list of custom ers, every citizen of responsibility so that we can present to the business world that combined strength assur ing security and growth. •n’HE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” .Mi.■^s Margare* R binuin of ' liatta- er, Mjl.s. .John Jobii'-ion, who returne-l nooga. Tern., is the guest of Miss C,ol- with them for a visit. ’et*e Davis. ; .Mrs. Ophelia Milam and Mis^ .lim- I Mis.s .lanie ILdland ^>f Welfoi'l is inie .A'kins were visitors in (In -riville rending the .sun’ner with Mr. and j on Tuesday. They were ac ompanied Mrs. George R. Holland. |home hv .Miss Elh-ti I.ang<ton. who is Friends of little Arne Jaco’os will he sp<*ndii'g some time here with .Miss glad to know she is getting along .Atkii's. nicely after a ton.sil operation on Friends of Mi-<.s Mau<l«- Suuierf'l w’ili Monday. be pleased to know that she is doing Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Nabors and nicely after an apponrlicitis operation i family spent Sunday in Laurens with at Dr. Hays’ hospital, i Mrs. T. D. Davis. Miss Irene Workman ha.s re'urnrd ' Misses Ruth Todd. Gussie Brehmer,, Rock Hill, where ihe attended Hubert Todd, and Frank Martin spent; gurnnier .school at Winthrop college yesterday in Charleston. weeks. Mrs. A. C. Davis has returned from Mrs. P. S. Jeanes, Mrs. R. L. Plaxi- Winthrop summer school, in Rockico, Mis.ses Nannie Young Tribble, Hill. ^ cath»- rine Blakely, and Jimmie Jeanes Miss Earnestine Melton of New-; ^p^^f Monday in Greenville, iberrjb is the gueirt of Miss Hattie Mae^ .j^hn .Sinclair and sister. Mis.s Irene. i Horton. igf Mullins, were the week-end guests! Mrs. Roy Workman, Roy, Jr., ardirf Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Black and fam Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Youpg spent Sun-;ily, while enroute to Montreal. N. C day in Columtbia with Mrs. Leila They were accompanied by Miss Fran- Young and Mrs. W. P. Quatlebaum. Ices Black. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tryflor of A-ugus-j Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Lynn and son?, ta. are visiting relatives here. |Ro»s and Robert, left last week for • ! Mrs. W. R. Pitts, Mrs. Andy Young, | month's visit to their son and daugh- Mrs. C. W. Weir, Mrs. L. L. Copeland, !ter-dn-larw, Rev. and Mrs. Matthew Mrs. G. E. Copeland and AlMene (Hope-!Lynn, Coleman, Texas, land spent Tuesday in Greenville. Mrs. Hugh Workman, Mis-^i s Col- C. D. Blalock and little daughters lette Griffin, Marion Leake and Janie 'of Union, is the guest of his uncle, T. Holland were in Newberrv three days J. Blalock. ^ ithe pa.st week, observing cla.-scs a* Mrs. W. H. Clayton of Central, is New^rry summer school, visiting her daughter and son-in-law,. Mr. and Mrs. Hilder Neeley and li*- Mr. and Mrs. G. P.’(Hopeland. Mr, and Mrs. 0. R. Bell and chil dren of Lancaster, are visiting Mrs Bell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Blakely. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hafner of Ches- THIS IS A QUAUTY SERVICE STORE NV! ir$ Hot TWO PHONES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THE EASY SHOPPING WAY FOR YOUR GROCERIES You need not gfo out in this hot, burning weather when you’re in need of groceries! Just Rive us a rinp — your order will be promptly filled and delivered — ard un questionable quality. Blakely’s PHONES 136 and 176 • o o i;: i:: tie daughter, Mary Elizabeth, of Dun- o barton, are spending a few days with ^ Mrs. Neeley’s parents, Mr. and Mrsi A. B. Blakely. j Mrs. R. C. Adair, Mrs. John W. Lit- ♦ jtle, Mrs. H, M. Young and Misses Em-j ^ ter, were guests Wedne.sday of Mr. ^mie Pitts and Doris Yoflng were in ♦ and Mrs. L. B. Dillard. York Tuesday for a pary given in 4 Mrs. Kenneth Burdette and cnildren honor of Mrs. J. W. Moore, a recent j have returned to their home in Char- bride. a ir~-6loth6S St3jr Clean Longer When they are washed in creamy suds of the ri^^ht temperature — and rinsed in gallons of crystal clear w a t e r. Safeguard your health and _your lappearance by washing at — Buchanan’s DRY CLEANING AND UUNDRY il Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29 ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY LICENSED PHARMACISTS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY " . SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station” Phones 377 and 400 Phones 377 and 49O CASINO THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JULY 27 and 'JH “I TAKE THIS WOMAN” B> .Mary Roberts Rinehart. .Starring G.\RY COOPER and C.MiOl, LO.MHARD. Jill marriage do us parti Can modern, fast steop'ng joiith stand the bonds of matrim<»y—its demands and heartae.'jes— e\«n wlun they truly lo\e? These p< pular young stars show you what follows those f« ur fatal words. Comedy—‘’MK KKY ’.S RE BELLION"— with Mi«ke> .McGuire. Metrotone .News. MATINEE—Ktc and Jllc NK.HT—10c and tOc WEDNESDAY, JULY 29 “RANGO” Ernest B. Scho<‘dsack—adventurer and explorer—and his preft} wife braved unending dangers in the dark jungles of Sumatra to bring hack with them one of the strangest and most interestiniji piitures ever seeni Comedy—‘Must a lU-ar." \ agahond .Xdventurer. .MATINEE—10c and JOc. NK.MT—lOc and lOr THURSDAY AM) FRIDAY, JULY 30 and 31 “THE DOORWAY TO HELL” Starring LEWIS AYERS and DORO'IHY MATHEWS. A melo drama that reveals the terrors or organized erimo. .Sc'e the inside workings of gangs and racketeers, the silent rulers of great cities. Si'e every thrilling detail of the land of cross and double-croKs, where the best you can get is the -worst of it. Comedy—’’BRO.M)- WAY HOMFX).” FO.X NEWS. MATINEE—IOc and .lOc. NIGHT—10c and 40c SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 “BREED OF THE WEST” With WAI.LEY WALES—in a thrilling all-talking Western action picture. Comedy-r-"HERE’S LU('K.’’ ’ SPELL OF THE (TRCUS" No. 8. SCREEN SONG—‘ WIFE HAS (JONE TO THE COUN TRY.” MATINEE—till 7 I*. .M.—10c and JOc. After 7. P. M.—lOc and 40c V ' '