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TUtlRSDAY, JUNE 2,1932 ‘ » i TRADE at KELLERS / AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Special Cash Prices FOR THIS WEEK ONLY Helmet Beauty BATHING CAPS, Assorted colors, guaranteed 50' $1.00 Zipper BATHING BAGS I 79' LaFrance Household RUBBER GLOVES 35' 50c Boyer CLEANSING CREAM ,' i' 39' 50c Boyer - , FACE POWDER > 39' $1.00 Boyer WRINKLE AND TISSUE CREAM 79' 75c Fitch’s SHAMPOO and on* bottle Fitch’s Ideal HAIR TONIC, both for 65' THE CUNTON CHRONICLE Personal /Acntion Bill Galloway and D. Yarbor ough spent Sunday rn Gaffney with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Maddox spent the Mrs. A. J. Milling is Spending sev eral days in Spartanburg as the guest of Mrs. R. R. Tofoert. Bobbie §twr, student at Clemsdh week-end with relatives in Marietta, college, is spending the summer with j Ga. Mrs. Charles Stone of Leeds, Ala, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Steer.; Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Dow of Knox- Mrs Frank Fowder and children andjville, Tenn,, spent the week-end withjJJ Mrs. John Beckham of Union, were! the latter’s father, H. D. Rantin guests of relatives here Sunday. : Mrs. T. J. Blalock, Franci.s Blalock | Mrs. Henderson Pitts and littL- son 1 and Henry Meadors Young were in aie visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Union Monday for the commencement E. D. Byers, in Spartanburg. , exercises of the high school. Miss Kate Milam, who has been Mrs. M. J. Furqueron and Miss Jl^teachiixg in Springfield, is spending Nanc>’ Young are visiting relatives in ^ the summer with her parents, Mr. and McCormick and Augusta, Ga. Mrs. J. W. Milam. j. Miss Mary ^nson of Limestone col- Harry Dewey of Barnwell, is ex- lege, is spending the summer with her i pected this week to visit his aunt and parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Pinson. CENOL FLY DESTROYER CARNATION ODOR Safe to use and the most effective we have ever used. Sold on a money-back j^uarantee. j uncle, Mr. and Mrs. .A. U. Wallack. * i Mrs. W. D. Copeland spent a few , days last week in Greenville with he,r j brother. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Grady Chandler spent Henry Furqueron of McCormick, spent last week with his grandmother, Mrs. M. J. Furqueron. Miss Sara Knox, who taught the past year at Cliffside, N. C., is spend- 'the week-end in .Augusta, Ga., with ing the summer with her parents, Mr. irelati\e.«, and then motortni to Sulli-!and Mrs. E. R. Knox. Ivan’s Island for a few davs’ visit. ' i Miss Virginia Shannon of Whitmire, ' M iss Agatha Bailey, member of the is spending several days with her sis-1 school faculty at Chester, is spending ter, Mrs. L. D. Simpson. the summer with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey. Friends of Miss Macie Sherard will be glad to know that she has return- Miss Lois Stone was af Clemson ed to her position at Jacabs& ('o., af- Full Pint 60c Kellers Drug Store ^ Telephone No. I ' college Monday for the senior ball^ Miss Sara Ray Coleman'is spending a few days in I.^urens with Miss Mil- I dred (’risp. ] Mi.«s Emmie Pitts, who has been I teaching in Seneca the past year is j spending the summer with her par- ients, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pitts. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Plaxico of Blacksburg, are spending a few days i ter a month’s absence due to illness, j Mrs. J. 1. Copeland of Gainesville, Ga., is spending several clays with her daughter, Miss Marion Oopeland, and Mrs. .Arthur Copelaud. Miss Hedge Peake and Miss Evelyn! j Chambers, students at Lander college, I I are spending the summer with their parents. Lonnie Dunlap of Woodruff, spent CalH36 or 175 And it'ean be done as efficiently as if you came here daily. We assure you that only the finest quality of foodstuffs will be de- livered. Of course we welcome a visit from you, but if time is pressing order by phone. Make it a habit to trade here— YOU’LL LIKE IT. SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR SPECIALS THIS WEEK. > ► I Blakely’s PHONES 136 and 175 with their .son and daughter-in-law,. the week-end with friends in the city. I Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico. ' J. W. Milam, ,Ir., of Columbia, .siient I Miss Betty Horton of Union, was j Sunday here with his parents, Mr. and the week-end guest of Miss .Agnes’ .Mrs. J. W. Milam. Shealy. { doe Mason of Seneca, is spending Mrs. W. T. <’ook of Greenwood, the .summer with his mother, Mrs. D. i spent Friday and Saturday with Miss \\; Mason, i Crystle Woodruff. Mias Janet Leake of the University] of South Catolina, is spending the Mr. and BROAD BANKING SERVICE ALWAYS The. Old Reliable is justly proud of ren dering a broad but conservative banking service regardless of the financial condi tion of the country. It means k good deal to have a connec tion with a strong bank in times of depres sion. :: -For nearly a half century we have given our best efforts towards the tip-building of this community. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED S.Bajl(H&Son Miss Lillian Quinn and Mrs. J. N. Quinn of Blacksburg, arc visiting the summer with her parents, latter’s daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Mrs. J. Will l^^ake. and Mrs. VV. B. T^tbAile, ^ Billy Barron of Columbia, is spend ing a few days with friends at Pres byterian college. Ml. and Mrs. Lewis M. Bailey and Miss Carrie Mitchell has rctumed from Sumtei' where she has been vis iting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cooper were in Union Tuesday for the funeral of BARGAIN RAILROAD FARES FROM^ CUNTON June 3 and 4 — Limit June 7 $6.00 Richmond — Portsmouth — Raleigh i ► ' I little daughter, Anne, of Spartanburg, T. .M. Sims. I spent Monday with relatives here. I Mr. and Mrs. Alex Henry are spend- * Dr. D. J. Wiiods is in Montreat, N.|ing .several days in Alabama with rel- C.. attending the meeting of the gen-1 atives. ^ j eral assembly of the S^>uthern Pres-} Misses Sadie Chandler, Lidie lA?akej il:(yU*rian church. * ' Janet lA*ake are at Myrtle Beach I Miss Clemmie Jamieson, memWr of attending a house party. j the school faculty at Cherryville, N. Mr. and .Mrs. Lynn Co(\per, who] ('., is spending the summer with her have been making their home in Gold-1 mother, Mrs. Lula Jamieson. * | ville, have an apartment at the home Mr. and Mrs. John Dillard* of Au- of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Barnes, gusta, Ga., spent the week-end with; Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Black wore in Mrs. RiH'se Young. ' Rock Hill this week for the com- Mrs. T. Jj. W. Bailey, Jr., of Wa.sh- niemement exercises at Winthrop col- ington, I). spent the wtH*k-end with lege. Their daughtei-, Mis.s .Mary Dr ami Mrs. T. L. VV. Bailey. ■ Hi'J< k. accompanied them home, j Mrs. Paul Burroughs and little. Miss Naomi Willingham has re-j I daughter, .^nn, of Richmond, Vu., are turned from Maryville, Tenn., where .visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. U. she was a memlier of the graduating olp. Adair. .> [class at Maryville college. Miss Oiietta Mauney, student at Miss Maude Hospetler, a matron at 'Charleston Medical college, Charles- Thornwcll orphanage, was called to I ton^^'is spending the summer with her Troutman, N. last week on account i parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Mauney. i of the illne.-.s of her brother. I Mrs. T. M. Adair, Mrs. Minnie| Mrs. .James Bradley and .Miss Kli'/.a- Adair and Culie Adair were at Clem- 'leth Biadley were in Due West for | ;son college Tuesday f»»r the] gradual-1 the commencement exercises at Ers- > ing exercises. ' kioe college. Mi.ss Bradley was a I Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Wallett and member of the graduating cla.ss. son, Hilly, of Statesboro, Ga., will ar-| Mr. and Mr.s. Edward Long attend, rive tomorrow to spend several days ed the meeting of the board of trus- $4.00 ATLANTA $6.00 BIRMINGHAM — CHATTANOOGA $19.00 MOBILE — NEW ORLEANS ' AND OTHER CIII.F COAST 1‘OINTS ON SALE JUNE 4th For Limits and Other Information Apply TIC KET ACiENT I SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY w th .Mrs. Mary Chalmers. ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY LICENSED PHARMACISTS -.-CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMI^TLY SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Cnion Station” Telephone 400 Ni^lit Phone 401 tees of Limestone college, Gaffney, on BANKERS OLDEST STRONGF^ST (’arioll Pitts of Inman, spenl^^un-, Satuiday*. They were accompanied .lav with his mother, Mrs. Nannie ^ by Miss Frances Bailey. Pitts. Mr. and Mra. Ansel Bt/bo spent Sun- Iday at Clemson college with the lat ter’s brother, Thomas Chalmers. ; Mii* Lidic Davis, who has been j teaching in Langley the past year, is J -pending the .summer with her par ents, Mr. and Mr.s. John D. Davis. Mr*. W. P. Jacoijs left yesterday J.— — , vigit her mother in ! who has been ill. Mrs. T. J. Ijeake, Misses Mary ri THE RECOMMENDATIONS of this Bank come from those who ' know it best—the business houses and individuals throughout this section who use its services year in and year out These people know that our success has been earned through active inter est in the communi^s progress and truly helpful cooperation with our many patrons. YOUR BUSINESS INVITED I "TELE BANK OF NlRSONAL SERVICE” Glynn Chambers, Florence Adair, f Rosa Bailey Little, Elizabeth Nelson ' and Lamar Nelson spent Wednesday in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Miller ami son, Billy, of Whitmire, spent with Mrs. Miller’s parents, Mrs. D. B. Bobo. Dr. ami Mrs. L. R. Lynn were m .Montreal a few’ day.s last week when* they attended the o|)ening sessions of the general assembly of the Southern Presbyterian church. Ros.\ Lynn returned Tuesday from Dublin, Ga., where he has beeh teach ing for the past vear. He waH accom panied hv E. H. Wyatt, Jr., of Chica- Spartanhurg, j mauga, Ga., and Miss Gertrude Ripley of Manning. Mrs. F. E. Brodie of I.,et*sville, sjHjnt Monday with her daughter and son- in-law, .Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Henry. Mrs. Henry accompanied her mother home for a .two week’s visit. Mr. and Mr.s. Monren* Walker and Tuesday' daughter, Miss Rosa Lee of .Spartan- .Mr. and burg, spent Sunday with Mrs. Wailk'- er’s brother, and si.ster-in-law, Mr. Miss Maude Poole spent the wi-ek- and Mr.s. T. L. f’ooper. end in Union with her aunt and un-l- Mrs. lA*wis .lones of Macoft, Ga„ ole, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Poole. and George Davis of Washington, D. James O’Daniel of Dublin, Ga., ar- C.. wore called here on account of the 'rived Tuesday to spend the summer illness of their brother, Will, who is with hia parents, Mr. and Mra. A. [ a patiejU^ at Dr, Hays’ hospital., O’Daniel. ' | VV'. Milam, Misk Katc^Milam The following Winthrop girls ar- and J. W, Milam, Jr., were in Rock rived home Tuesday to spend the sum- Hill Monday and Tuesday for the mer with their parents: Misses Rachel pojnmencement exerci.ses at Winthrop O’Danieli'^'Ittith Todd, Sara Copeland, college. Miss Helen Milam, member of Agnes Davis and Bert Peay. j the graduating class, returned home Joe Workman, member of this | with them, j year** graduating class at Clemson | Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge Adair of Co- H. D. HENRY F. M. BOLANU H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE STOCKS BONDS REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED college, is spending the summer at hi* j home here. Mrs. A. J. Sproles is spending sev- ! eral days in Greenwood with relatives.: W. E. Henry and little son, Billy, of * Fleming Mason, menvber of ^he i Gre^pyille, spent the week-end with I Langley school faculty the past year, Mr. an'd^ Mrs. H. D. Henry, lit spending the summer with his ^ U ntiother, Mrs. D. W. Mason. I Mrs. P. S. Jeans and ton, Robert, ' left yesterday for Charleston to at- HUGH L EICHELBERGER NEW YORK UFE MAN Ten Years Experience Professional Insurance Information Furnished Free Office: Room 209 Jacobs & Company Buildinf, lumbia, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Edmunds of Charleston, Mr. and Mr.s. J. K. Bp- zard of Greenville, and Mr. arid Mrs. NOTH E OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hcreoy given that the un-! Miss Mary Ella Bailey is spending j dersigned Elxecutors of the estate of ‘he summer with her parents. Dr. and' Tames P'erdinand Jacobs, deceased, Mrs, T. L. W. Bailey, after having at-.will render a final accounting of their tended IJmestone college, Gaffney, acts and doings to the T’robate Court the past session, 1 of Laurens County, S, C., at Laurens, Misses Janella Boland, Elizabcth|S. C,, on Monday, June 20, 11)22, at member of the graduating Fliedner and Simon Pitts spent Thurs-| H o’cltK-k A. M., and w:ll at the .same i ! tend the commencement exercises or ■ Charleston Medical college where the ! latter is a - ^ (.lass. ^ I day at Clemsoji college with the lat- time apply to the court for a dis-i Mrs. Cora McQuiston, accompanied, ter’s brother, Ray Pitts, who accom.| charge from their truit as executors , by her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.' rhem-home for the summer, and Mrs. George Williams of York, Miss Janie Margaret Henderson, were in Raleigh, N. C., this week f:>r : whVhas just gra’duated at T’lora .Mc- the commencement exercises at Peace .Donald college. Red Springs, N. C., •nrtitute. They were accompanied annd Miss Willie Ainea- Henderson, home bv Misse.s Edith Patrick and w'ho has been teaching at Inman, Mrrgaret McQuiston, members of the spent a few days la.st week with their icuitirg class. sitter, Mis. H. C. Pttets. of said estate. .All pcTSons having claims against | the said e.state will file the sntrx* dulyi verified on or before said date, or be] forever harre<L James Ferdinand .Jacobs. Jr., William Plumer .la^-oh-s,, O-U-ltc ■ Executors For lazy Hvwr, ttomack and kidneys, bilioutnest» ImB* gestion, constipation, head* acke* colds and faver. 10^ find SS^aldaaWvB. \ •