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' --ir. I. j I • j THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1931 THr CLINTON CHRONICLE, CUNTON, S. C 4 <> r) TRADE at KELLERS ill ^ Personal /Mention ^ AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Special Cash Prices! FOR THIS WEEK ONLY f- i!;!!Hii;:Bi^B!Kfli;!<BiMK!!Br i;BwiBi:i!Bi!iiBi!iiBi!tiaii. I! I'^ll I'iBllll Nyseptol, a refreshing mouthwash, conquers hali tosis, full pint bottle 59c Nyal Milk of Mas^nesia cor rects acid stomach and in digestion, gent’e laxative, full pint 39c Seamless Fountain Syrin^:e, guaranteed, $1.00 value for 79c, Jerjfens Kin^ Cocoa Soap, two cakes for 10c Prophylactic Special Offer — 50c Prophylactic Tooth Brush and 25c bottle Lis- terine, 75c value for 49c Combination packajre Jon- caire Face Powder and Per fume, $2.09 value for 98c Squibb's Delicately scent id Bath Powder, $1.00 value for 59c Boyer Hair Arranger, con trols the hair 39c o o o <» O (► <* <> o M 'S'! Mary Stone spent the week-end in Columbia with Miss Mildred Hook er. at home for the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Millinsr. Parker Joner»,-i w'hcr is teaching in Miss Lora Montjoy of Rembert, Beaufort, spent the wt*ek-end with hw ^pent the week-end with her mother, 1 P^irents, Dr. and Mrs. Dudley Jones. Mrs. W. P. Montjoy. j Miss Janet Leake of the University Miss Mary Pinson, student at Lime-'ol South Carolina, was here the past stone college. Gaffney. .«i>ent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and I * ► week-end with her parents, Mr. and' 9- '^0 Leake. Mrs. F. C. Pinson. i and .Mrs.'L. L. Ada’.r of At- , Miss Romaine Clark of Wilson, N. l***’f^. s=pent the week-end with the for- o O.', is spendinjf several days here as oicr s mother, Mrs. Corrie .^(iair. ♦ the guest of Miss Florence Bailey. | Lvnm who is teaching at Dub-1 -Friends of Miss Lidie Blakelv wJl ’’"' the week-end wi‘h his | be sorry to learn that she is critically Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Lynn. i ill at her home on Musgrove street.: t he.stei Cobb of ( lemson college,, her condition is somewhat the week-end w-ith Pete Knox, i ^''1^J.Qgoes to' ^li'Ss Helen Liitle'field of Simps<')n-j jville, spent the week-end with Miss! Myrtle Westbury. ! Mr. and Mrs. George Weathers left' ^ last Mk'dne.-'day for Honea Path, where' Mr. Weathers will teach this winter. I ..o EAT KELLERS PURE CREAM ICE CREAM We Know It’s Good, Because We Mzdee It That Way. Kellers Drug Stpre Telephone No. 1 Established 1886 Integrity A bank, to be must have the full confidence of the public it serves. But such confidence can only con tinue when backed by absolute inteRrity. A reputation for integrity is not the achievement of a day, a month or a year. It can only be attained by a steadfast adherence to sound banking practices. For over forty-five years this institution has enjoyed a reputation for integrity gained through the strict ful fillment of every agreement and the exacting discharge of every trust. NEW BUSINESS INVITED $. Bailey i Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST For Conservative People -who appreciate the business prestige, the credit standing and the financial safety assured by maintenance of a substantial Checking Account, the conservative character of this Bank’s service has a most emphatic appeal. YOUR DEPOSITS INVITED. as However, improved press. Mi.sses Ix>'S Blakely, Norma Hal- lett, Georgia Breoker and Doris Thompson .<pent Sunday in the moun t:r.ns of North Garloina. Mr.*'. Barnie Parrott of Bishopville. is visiting friends in the eity. Jim Barron of ('hester, spent Sun lay in the eity with friends. .Mr.; .M. H. Hunter of l.auren.s, wa ‘.he gue.st last week ('f Mrs. P. S. Jeanes and atteniled the meeting of s\ nodieal. .Miss Willie Rudd Fuller of the Uni- ver.sity of South Garolina, spent the week-end with her |>Hrents, Mr. and .Mrs. K. G. Fuller. Miss Louise Timlin of Fassifern Sehool foi Girks, Hender.sonville, N. sf/cnt the week-end with Miss Jeanette Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Boland of .S{)ringl:e]d, were the week-end ;:ue.^ts ef the former’s brother and si.«>ter-in- law. Mr. and Mrs. 1. G. Bi.land. Miss K;Ue Milam, who is teaehing in Springfiehl, sp<'nt Mie \veek-e!Ml with her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. J. W. Mi lam. Mis.ses Frances and Ro.se William.s of Laneaster, are spending .several (lays with relatives here. Miss Lyde Vance ('oi)oland of Spar tanburg, spent the week-end here with relatives. / Haywo()d Harden of Winnshoro, was The I.«west Price Consistent With the Highest Quality 8 lb. bucket Swift’s Jewel Fresh Baked Ham, lb. Veribest Brains, big can . . Tripe, can Viennas, 6 cans : Potted Meat, 12 cans Ploy Boy Syrup, Vi gallon Duke’s Mayonnaise, pint jai Pillsbury’s Grits, 2 pkgs. 15c 2 lb. can Cocoa 25c Rice, whole grain, per lb. 5c Queen Olives, quart jar .. 48c Evaporated Milk, 6 small cans 23c Prunes, lb. , 5c If You Get It Here You KNOW It Is (iood Blakely’s T PHONES 136 and m J. Turner Martin of Laurens, was the guest Sunday of his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. anjd-Mrs. W'. D. Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Johnson and sons spent Sunday in New^herry with Mrs. Johnson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. White. Miss Klizabelh Adair has returned * I t'V/V4 Aim VIX. II ?»IIUi:%UVfMI, " AlidPcsonriir.^'" - - TJ Miss Klizaheth Gopelapd, who is teaching at Barksdale, spent the week end with hen parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Dave W. Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Killen and daugh ter, .Miss Kthel, of Greenville, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Little. Mrs. Harrell Wilson and little to (irady hospital in Atlanta, «‘G*r |Ann, of Greeuville, sj>ending a few weeks with her moth-1 week-end guests of Mrs. J. F. er, Mrs. Marie Pinson. |Jacobs, Sr. Miss Eva Waters of Spartanburg, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Chaney, Mr. was the week-end guest of Mr. and|yp^j |j \\ Rii-h(*y spent S.inday Mrs. ( arl Tisdale. j,, Owings with .Mr. an.d Mrs. John .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy and (laughter, Caroline, left Tuesday on a Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitt were call- vacation trip to Relatives in .Memjjhi.s, j l-ouiitain Inn Friday on ac-j^ Tt*nn. count of the dea h of .Mr.s. Fate Hen- Mr. and Mrs. Russell Watson and <jj.rso!i. Mr. and .Mrs. Herbert Huekli*'l)y of Miss Rosalie Jones of Suinm rton, HarjxTSville, sj)ent Sunday with ‘’^'li's.^week-end with her i)afent.s, B. Stone. ^ ^ |i), }j„(i ,Mis. !•'. 1). .lones. She was a: - .Mr. and Mrs. L. h. MeSwain and Miss Beverly Can igan, Miss Ethel MeSwain of (Jreenville, siH-nt the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.j Misses Redge Peake and Nan White, A. • Brice. ^ ; students at Lander college, Green- Mrs. !.iOUie Thornley, Miss(*s Llinyra spent the week-end with the for- IV vL.. .1 / ii„.. ii..t parenls, Dr, and .Mrs. T. J. Peake. .Mr. and .Mrs. G. W. llollings.vorth and JinT vStar Cojudand >pent .Sunday in .Newberry with Mrs. HoIlings-IU worth’s parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. ,S. 1 .MeCrac kin. Ray, Dorothy WiUon, Clyde Ray, Hel en Hollingsworth and .Melenix* Thorn- ley were visitors in Greenville Thur.s- day. Misses .Mavis Claire Curry, .Mar- gueri'<‘ Scurry, and Lou Frances Cole man, students at G. W. ('., spent Sat- uiday here with friends and attended the I*. C.-Mereer game. j Dr. and .Mrs. 1). J. Woods and Miss I .Maude Pear.son sj)ent Tuesday in, Greenville. j Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robert.s of ■Atlanta, were the week-end guests of .Mr. and .Mrs. Eugene Hitt. Dr. and .Mrs. J. 1). Jacobs returned Joe Mason of .Seneca, Fleming Ma son of Langley, and George Mason of (Charlotte, spent the week-end with the:r mother, .Mrs. !). W. Mason. .Mrs, W. P. Montjoy and William .M(,ntjoy siK'iit .Sunday in Columbia with the former’s sun and daughter- in-law, .Mr. a/id Mr.(. A. Garrison .M(.tUjoy. .Mr. and .Mrs. VV. 1). Peay spent Cold weather is coming... Are you ready for it? Send us that garment or hat today. NE W LOW PRICES These prices are for cash only: MEN’S SUITS— Dry Cleaned and Pressed LADIES’ DRESSES— Dry Cleaned HATS (’leaned and Blocked 50“ 50' 50 It is a perfect job when you Phone 28. Buchanan’s DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29 yc'sterday to their hom(* in Atlanta, af ter spending a few days with .Mrs. J. Sunday in Chester with the former’s F. Jacobs, Sr. mother, Mrs. M. J. Peay. They were Mr. and Mrs. \V. VV. Lewis ansi chil-i hione by their dair/hter,! (iren of Whitmire, spent Saturday | \^igx patsy, who has h(‘en visiting her i ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦ Engraved grandmother and the jiast week. friends in (i’.iester nMf FOR THE Xl ®/y\r9> with Mrs. I.A^wis’ parents, Mr. and [Mrs. R. H. Hatton. I .Mr. and Mrs. Luther Alford, Mr. lard Mr.s. F. M. .Moffatt and daughter | l.'.f Greenville, were guests Saturday o'": ■Misses Sybil and Florrie Burde te. i .Miss Florrie Burdette is visiting her I brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and .Mrs. Lowry Burdette, in Greenville, i Mr. and .M-s. George F. Young and; [daughter of Whitmire, were !*liinday: igu(*sl.« of Mr. and .Mrs. .1. W. Milam, j L,.la amt ! Ray Rogers of Roanoke Rapids, N.j b</ NANCY HART ! C., sj ent .Monday and Tuesday in the i .Stuffed Hak(*d Tomatoes are deli- |city. Udous when filled with a variety of I Miss .Margaret Blakely, now with vegetables. Diced potatoes make a Myers-Arnold beauty parlor of Green- good foundation, with a thickened to- j ville, spent the week-end with her par- mato sauce. Then add whatever cooked Ients, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ross Blakely. corn is left. If there are anv other, George T. Barnes of Columbia, spent left-over vegetables, add them too. Fv- Saturday with his daughter and son- erything is good — beets and peas, iin-law’, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Galloway, beans and t-elery. Bake slowly, until and attended the P. C.-Mercer game, the tomatcK's are tender and their con- , [ Friends of Miss .Maude Pearson will tents slightly browned on top. .Serve be glad to know that she is able to be plain or with cream or tomato sauce. •out again after undergoing a.n op^r- | jation at Dr. Carpenter’s hospital in, Orange Omelet | 'Greenville. ^®^t together four eggs, a pinch of i I Misses Mary Jo Rheney, Martha salt, a tablespcjon of sugar, two table-! i Whitten, Helen and Fay Adair spent spoons of orange juice, and a little of m ► the grated peel. Make an omelet in the ♦ usual way and spread half of it with^o Caroline oranges cut fine, sweetened to taste., ^ Cbristmas Cards ' vSunday in^ Rock Hill with friends at ; Winlhrop college. ,! Misses Helen Moss and Schiffley of Winthrop college, spent I* old over, .sprinkle with powdered .su-^ .Saturday with friends and attended K^r, and .serve. Peach omelet may be j I the P. C.-Mercer game. /"ade in the same way. Mrs. Barlow of Columbus, Ga., has j 'returned home after spending a few Flaked Fish Salad is made by free- days with Miss Maude Pear.son. jing cold, cooked fish from all bone Mrs. T. C. Poole of Newfeerry, is and skin, adding minced green or red I spending some time with her daugh- p^per and celery, and serving with ter, Mrs. R. S. Owens. well-seasoned French dressing on let tuce leases. We Invite You To Inspect Our Distinctive Line of Christmas Greeting Cards. Samples and prices will be sent promptly upon request. Publishing Stationery Dept. . Co. Miss Esther Britt of Tifton, Ga., who is teaching in Winnshoro, spent ' the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Anderson, Jr. Ted Hope spent the week-end in Rock Hill with his parents. Orange Jelly Salad One tablespoon gelatin, one-fourth* cup cold water, one-half cufi boiling water, one-half cup sugar, one cup or- ^ Jarqes O'Daniel, who is teaching in ange juice, juice of one lemon, one Dublin, Ga., spent the week-end with grapefruit. Soak'the gelatin in the cold I his parents, Mr. ana Mrs. A. O’Dan- water. Add the boiling water and su- iel. gar, and stir until dissolved. Add or- Paul Todd spent Sunday in Rock;ange and lemon juice. Cool, and when Hill, with his sister. Miss Ruth Todd.lbeginning to set pour into individual a student at Winthrop college. 1 molds. Arrange sections of grapefruit Misses Almena and Dolly Milling of in each mold. Serve on lettuce with! [Converse college, Spartanburg, were|any desired dressing. ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY UCENSED PHARMACISTS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station” Phones 377 and 400 Phones 377 and 400