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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1931 THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C PAGE FIVE TRADE at KELLERS AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Special Cash Prices! FOR THIS WEEK ONLY 4>! For the quick relief of colds lake Nyal's Cold Cap sules. Guaranteed. 23 cap sules for 50c. Special price, 29c. 50c pint size Nyal's Milk of Magnesia—39c. Three Flowers Face Pow der and Perfume. $1.25 value fer 75c. Three packages Downies (napkins) for 9Sc. iiii ^ Personal /Mention ^ FVr that run-down fatiqued feeling, take double strength Nox-Vomica and Iron Compound. 75 tablets, regular price $1.00, special price 49c. Quart size McKesson’s Mineral Oi!—9Sc. Gloritone Table Model Radio Specizd Cash Price $35.00 AGENTS FOR GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIOS AND R. C. A. RADIO TUBES Miss Sfidio Chandler of Winthrop N''*- W. Briee, Mrs. .T. F. .lacobs, 0 llejre, spent Sunday with her par- Jr., Mrs. Bessie Hays Owens, and ents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Chandler, j Miss Ellen CopA'lanci were visitors in Ben Calhoun of Spartanburjr, was ^ Saturday. . a business visitor here Friday. i Davidson, Mrs Mi.ss Alva Wilson, who is'teachinR^- f Sprole.s, and Mrs. T C. Johnson at Black.stock, .spent the xvevk-vud^ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. j Stone spent the week- ^Yjison friends and relatives in A. \V. Iluckfe of Koik tlilK ■ I dent of tho South Carolif,,, Pro', a.-' scriation, was Monday. a visitor in the eitv wo weeks at her home in St. George. Kellers Drug Store Telephone No. 1 ]\lisse.s Opal .\ughtry and" .Mary Si one spent the week-end in Union Dr. John MrSween spent Sunday in 1 with the former’s s!«ter. Mr.s Francis .\nders«.n, where he occupied the pul-' Maddox. pits of hte Central and^irst Preshy-1 Mary Alice MrKittnck and terian c.ourchos. | Dai.sy Johnson of Mountville. spent T. J. Blalock, Jr., who is tea-htn);'’-hi' tveck-eiid with the former’s sis- in Union, spent the week-end with his ■ tt'r. •Mi'^s Mikired McKittrick. l>aients, Mr. and .Mrs. T. J. Blalock. | lU F- 'Blakely sn<'nt last week in .Miss Elizabeth Sheely, who is tlieenville with his daiiKhter and son- teachinp at Ninety-Six, spent thej 'a-lrw, Mr. ard Mrs. W. \V. ,\rrinfe- week-enJ with her parents, .Mr. and Dm. M' «, t>. 1. Sheely. ' Mr. and Mrs. Georpe Wcatln rs of Miss (’lemmie .larnison of ('berry- floma Path, .-pent thi' week-end with ville, N. ('., spent the week-et'd with ihe latter’s pai’ents, Mr. and Mrs. her m, ther, .Mrs. Lula Jamison. (ie. r^e .''jical <*. Mr. and Mrs. ,1. K. Dillard ami .Missj .Mr. and .Mrs. M. .\. Si.mi"el of Marguerite Dillard of Atlanta, spent i < itvinnati, Ohio, and Miss Genivieve the week-end here w ith the former’.s Earhai<lt of (h'orfretew ii, Ohio, are motl er, .Mrs. .Mma Dil'ard. ^ visitinj; relatives here and in Lau- Miss Mildred (’riso of Laurens, rens. spent Sunday here with Miss Sara' Mrs. Virginia Neville left yester- Ray Coleman. i day for a visit to h<'r dauKiiter. Mrs. Mr. and .Mrs. P. G. Rhenev of .An-! G. A. Nickles, in Charleston. WHERE QUALITY LEADS AND PRICE FOLLOWS Snowdrift, 6 lb. bucket 8^ Red Band Flour. 24 lbs. 8.Sc Duke’s Mayonnaise, pints 29c New York State Cheese (June) lb. 28c Wisconsin Full Cream Cheese, lb. 2()c Black Hawk Sausage, 25c cans, 3 for .. 65c RoyafScarlet Salmon, lb. cans, 3 for 85c No. 2V2 can Pineapple, broken slices .... 23c F’illsbury’s Pancake Flour, pkg. Yacht Club Syrup, pint BOTH FOR 35c 15c 28c gu.sta, visited their daughters, Mis.'^es .Mary Jo and Virginia Rheney^ on 1 Mr. and Mrs. IJonner Harvley of i I Greenwood, spent the wt*ek-end with I the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. ! B. Blakely. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Flanagan and j children, Jean and Joan of Hender sonville, were guests Sunday of Mr. Mi.ss .Annale'lle Bobo f)f Spartan burg, is spending a_ fy^; ' Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr., and cbildren spent Tuesday in Columbia and attended the state fair. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fuller have meved from their home on North Broad street an<l are now occupying one <.f * he 'I r'bble apartnumts. Sidney Bryson has returmsl from Have you tried MRS. HANES Okra. IVean.s, Asparagu.s, Okra and Tomatoe.s, .Mixed Vegetable.^ ? THEY ARE DELICIOUS. Blakely’s PHONES 136 and m ! and .Mrs. R. L. Plaxieo. i .Mi.^s Lidie Ix-ake, who is a student Miami, Fla., where he has been for Established 1886 f) The Business of Banking The Banking Service here is com plete, accurate and friendly. The 45 years valuable experience of this pio.- neer institution is at your service. On this basis of competent, helpful ser vice we solicit your Banking business. OUR PAST RECORD INDICATES OUR CAPACITY TO SERVE YOU. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALIY INVITED M. $. Bailey. & Son | <■» % \ at Winthrop college, .spent Sunday w.lh bei pm ents, Mr. and Mr*. J. Will Leake. Mi.sses Ruby ( arti r and Louise Tri!)bl( >penl the wec-k-i tid in Gre<‘r with the former’s paients, .Mr. and Mrs. .1, 1*. Carter. .Mrs. B. \V. Airingtoii and litt'e ■<( n of Greenville, ar<‘ >pending this weik with lu'r ]);ue!its, Mr. and .Mrs. U. V. Blakely. •Miss Virginia Kellers of Winthrop college, sj)ent Suriday with her par ents. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Kellers. .Mrs. W. I’, .laeobs and sons. Wilr liam and Hugh, snent the wet k-end i in .Spartanburg with her mother the i)ast six weeks. Mrs. Fred Gaines of Charlotte, is .-pem'.ng stntM’al da.y.s with Inn' f.ith- er, E. G. Fuller, while Mrs. Fuller is visitii'g in ( harlotle. Mi.i. Juliii Griffin, Mrs. .1. A. Hai- le.V i.nd Miss Collette Griffin s.pent Saturdiiy in .'spat tanhurg. .Mr. and Mr.-;. A J. .Swiiiis-n re- turind Tuesd.-'V fri m ;» few days’ visit in Atlanta. MAs .Nell lieai'deli of Woolrulf, \va ■ the Weekfiid g lest of F,. L. Blakely. Mis- ?dary B. ho spent Sunday in .''liiMtiinhiirg with her pjirents. 1 ri( ikI.s in tne eily of \ le.or Wil- FOR EXTRA Mi-^s Martha BhilUy's of (’tdumhiu, Non .if ( 'iunden, will he sorry to learn pent .he week-end with her in it her. ; that he is a patient in the Le.sh in- .Mcs. B. K. Jones. • llinnavy. .^Uss Betty Woodw.if h left yest«T-i Mi s. Sallie Saltm-s left S.iturday d:i,v for ('olnmhiii, where sh<‘ w 11 i for her ’m.ioe in Salteis after jiend- -peiid toe vvintir jiur^uing a husine.ss ing the summer with h^' daughter, couisi'. I Mrs. S. Gary Dillard. Mr. ami Mrs. .M*'. and Mrs. O. T. l/nving of Dillard iiccempaniisl fur home for a (Ii»er, spent .Sunday with relalive.s , ek-eml visi. in the eity. I>r. J(.hn T Tigs-rt, president of the Mrs. R. li. Tolbert of Sjiarlanhurg, , IJniviTsity of Florida. B. A. To'hert, 's the guest this week of .Vlrs. A. J. |dean of the university, and Col. Bax- .Milling. I ley of Gainesville, Fla., were the .Mr. ami Mis. T. M. Sense and little 1 luncheon guests Sunday of Mr. and n, John, spent Saturday and Sunday .Mis. A J. Mdling. ♦ <> 41 41 <* 4 I 41 4> 41 41 41 WEAR That faded dress, (hat s|M)tted suit—there are still months of wear in both of them, yet you dislike wearing them because of their appearance. Just send them to us, we will dye and clean, or clean and press only, .just as you wish, for a very moderate charge.- NEW LOW CASH PRICES NOW IN EFFECT., Buchanan’s DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29 in I’ro!ju*rity with tlu* former’s par- vnt.s, Ml. and Mrs J. A. Sea-e. .M s.-e.s Almena ami Dolly Milling of ■ nverst* ct liege, sjienl Sunday with their oarents. Mi. and Mrs. A. J. Mil- S. Lankford was the gue t Flic mis of Mr. and .Mrs. (1, \V. Ho ng.woith will lep.iet lo know thalj they were ciilhir to Union S-iturday | on avc-i.unl of the death of .Mr. Mol- j ling.'W 01 til’s father, .L B. II lling4-| worth. •Vlr. and Mrs. B. F. (dpelaml. If., BANKERS Among the ('linton peoph* in Spar- (► OLDEST STKONGKST i Make Prosperity A Family Habit . . . Among our depositors are many entire families wrho habitually bank with us. Invariably we have found that those who have learned, and have taught their children, to save regularly, are among our most prosperous families. Saving regularly involves self-sacrifice— to a certain—healthful—extent. It involves close adher ence to a principle—but it results in a safe and sane prosperity. A bank which has earned the confidence of many families tells you this—and invites you to duplicate their prosperous history. That family wins, which works and saves together! / THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” 'Mg. Mrs. (’. Sunday i f Ml. and .Mrs. J. R. hit-' jjttlo .son of (’harloUc, spoilt the mile and .Mr.s. liosa W. ILshop in H<‘-| with the forim-r’s p ircnl.s. lialia. I .Mr. ami Mrs. B. F. Copidand. .Mrs. M o.s 1 urcnc ^ arhoioiigh ami ('( pdaml returned with thoiii tor a J;in(t Dillard, .students at i-andim | jollcgi-. Greenw(,o<L wane guests San- lay of Mr. and ,Mr.s. ('. D. Y irlmr- .mgh aiid .Mis- Li’.y Ya-h-irougli. Ml-, T. G. F!l' r and .Mr-;. Kate Ic)f I II of .New- cri y, were the gm-’t:^ .Sundav of Mr. and .Mr-. v\. it ■— M ^ a .Mai tin unu Ile’en F.inm ;• )f I lurens, -pint Sa' -’ l' y v'.lh M''-s Tula -Ma" nolla>'J. 'tiinhuig .satuiday t.ir the IV < . Wof- I f, 1(1 garm- wiii-; .^ll •;. B. (). \\ h tten .Mr. a- (1 -Mr-, Lee A 1 1 lllakc’y. Mr-. \V. . J himoo, Mrs. John .1 hnsoii, Dr. ami Mr.. T. J. I’eake. Mi^. A B. I!!ake!>, -Ir., Mr . Milc < askey. Dr, .It.I .M .-;. -I dm M •.'^ween. .M :e .M.ar- I'ha W hit'en lle'en ;\duir. M irtha JM..oie, .Maiy Jo Rheiiey, Gciv-'ia It. M s .Mary (irac Madden and .loliii ILakely, D. < .'Heu.ste-s, I’. .M. I’itts, Engraved tluistmas Cards roir.-hack weie the week-end gne-^ts f Earl Madden in Spar'am urg. Re.. ( . B. Ik-tts ami R. F. BIak<‘ly ♦ ♦ o o o o O ♦ ♦ ♦ o o o o <> (* o I ► II < I ► o o o <► o II o <► II II 11 11 11 II II II II II Chronicle Publishing Stationery Dept. Co. r. .\. Hone, I’leiM- I5urd -t e, .1. F. Jaeo' -, .IV., and .\. VV. Brire. '1 he f .llowing Clinton friends an<l I ere atti ndntg the meeting of the See-; rt-Iaiives wa-re in Union Sunday for ' .ml A. R. B. iiri shytery at Due West *he funeral of .1. B. H illing-worth; , this week. Mr. ami .Mrs. Dave W. (■o[)eland, Miss Mr. and Mrs. k’. A. Buchanan of | Elizabeth Copeland, ,Mr. and .Mrs. Swannanoa, .N. ( .. •■‘pent the week-end Get rye- Watts Copeland. Jnn Chpe- here with relatives. [land, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lankford, ' Mis.s Billie (jray Martin of Gres n- ;vir. and Mrs. L. L. f’. nelan 1, Mrs. ville, spent the week-end with her Russell Cooper, .Mrs. C. W. Weir, .Mr. j auf t and uncle, .Mr. and Mrs. T. G. and .Mrs. J. C. McMillan, Dr. and IVIrs. i Harris. ' B. FI. Henry and daughter, Evelyn, Misses Jeanette Crawford, .Ansie Mr. a id .Mrs. P. B. Adair, Mr. and Kiivin, Lillie Mae Werts and Lucile Mrs. ,1. A. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. W. j Cuttino of Ninety-Six, spent the ,j. Dun-an, Mrs. H. H. Workman and ! week-end in Rock Hill with friends at j sons, Mr. and Mr.s. Joe W. Leake, Mr. Winthrop college. I and Mrs. T. J. Leake, .Mhss Elizabeth ' Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shealy and lit- Nelson, Mrs. T. M, Adair, Miss Ella tie daughter, Betty Ann, spent Sun-* Adair, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton .Adair, day in Inman with Mrs. Shealy’s sis- Mrs. Ethel Pitts, Rev. H. O. Cham-1 jter, Mrs. B. W. Gibson. I bers, V. P. Adair, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. j Mrs. Frances Maddox of Union, is* Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Pitt?, 'spending a few days with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Pitts, Miss Joyce j Mrs. Guy L. Copeland. 'Pitts, W’. R. Pitts, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. , Mrs. Clyde Lankford, Mrs. John i Adair, B. F. Copeland, Rhett P. Adair, W’allace Copeland and Miss Helen | Mrs. Minnie Adair, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hollingsworth were visitors in Green- * e. Neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. ville yesterday. Adair, Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Johnson, Miss Romaine Clark has returned Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace Copeland, to her home in W’ilson, N. C., after j. A. Slice, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert spending several days with Missjpitts, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pitts, Mrs. Florence Bailey. ' George R. Holland, Miss Minnie Ray, ■ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Drummond and ^ Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bell and Mrs. G. Miss Emily Cunningham were visit-'C. Nabors, D. FL Tribble. ors in Greenville Saturday. ' Miss Annie Lou Norman spent the i SPECIAL OFFER week-end in Lancaster with her j We Invite You To Inspect Our Distinctive Line of Christmas Greeting Cards. Samples and prices will be sent promptly upon request. 0 J ♦ ♦ 0 0 ♦ t mother,'Mrs. J. D, Norman. j Cosmopolitan—$2.50 per year. $1 Mrs. J. A. Bailey is in Charleston down and $1 second month, and 50c attending the Southern divisional con-*the third month, ference of the D. A. R. [ JAMES W. CALDWELL ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY LICENSED PHARMACISTS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station” Phones 377 and 400 Phones 377 and 400 a; I TX <