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# ■ t f ■Jj~ ) ■ / The Clinton Chronicle.'Clinlon. S. Thursday. March 15, 1M4 Easy Pleasant Way TO LOSE fAt How wou'd you like to los^ 15 pounds of fat in a month and at the same time increase your energy and around and say to your friends improve your health? How would you like to lose your * / I cent bottle of Kruschen Salts which |M will last ypu four weeks. Take one-jS half teaspoonTCtl in a glass of hotjg water everj’ morning and when youi^ have finished the contents of this first ■ bottle weigh yOurself again. After that you’ll want to walk Onei 7 4 1 V P Personal /Aention ^ I i i \ Miss Emmie jStill of Laurens, spent 1 of Greenville, are visiting her .par- 85 cent bottle of Kruschen Salts is anu.^u.^h. unu .nra. ix. r. nianeiy. - | J worth one hundred dollars of any fati**^^' < Mason and Mrs. Carroll! double chin and your too prominent art>domen and at the same time make person s money. Leading druggists America Thursday with Mrs. Mike Caskey and'enti, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Blakef^y, I M rs. J. P. Landrum and little son of ■ Nanc^ were visitors in Greenville on over'are visiting her parents,‘Tuesday. r'our skin so clean and clear that it Kruschen Salts—You can always ^will compel admiration? Get on the scales -today and ? ''C how much you weigh—then get, an i**' get it at Young’s Pharmacy. ► s uons Bolt spent the spring | ‘ ► iirs. T. O. McKeown and children of'holidays in Greenville with friends. * ^ Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hinton. I Miss Doris !Cornwell; spent the week-end with herj Mr. and Mrs. \V. C. Oxley, and Fred io I ♦ H. D. UKNKY / P. M/BOLANb H. D. Henry & Company insurance SltKlKS y • BONDS REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED I V 5 • NCIK E mother. Mrs. T. J. Blalock. .1 <, INSURANCE We offer expert service and protection. Aerent for some of the stronKest Firu Insurance Companies in America. THo Municipal Demi^ra^ic, club w.ll hold its regular meeting on Tbu'*sdp.y. March 15. at 8 p. m., at the Regular ‘ and Bob Oxley were visitors in Green Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Cooper an ! Mrs. on Saturday. aTrT^irile""daughter. WTlliam Blakely, who. has hben.a in Union with rei.a-^lieutenant in the C. C. C.^ cfirnp at vSmokemont. N. C.. is at homo with his High School auditorium, c. REAL ESTATE Town and country prop erty. Prices attractive. Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. a H. BOYD. Aeenl 1>U1>I r.V JONES, Piesident. H. L. KirilELliERGF.K, Sec. Don’t For We are headquau’ters for all seeds and fdants. — BULK SEEDS — PACKAGE SEEDS . — FLOWER SEEDS - IRISH POTATOES — ONIONS -PLANTS , -BULBS C. \V. C oonor ■jpent Thursd.ay .lives. Mrs. F. M. Todd of Simp?onviIIe.'pji~<*nts, Mr. and .Mrs. R. V. Blakely. bu-'ves'-' ’■enu :.’. for the city pri-,^^^ Mis. Har\ey B'*annon o. States- C. F. Nichols was a business visitor marj-, nominations and election of of- visiting thetr mother, in Lancaster on Saturdn}'. M.’-s. Nich- f c.r.s will ‘>0 aiter'd..-d to. . Lmmn Little. ols accompanied him to Chester to ! Miss Fey BusSee of Menlo Ga., Ts visit relatives. spending several d.ays at the Fowler. James Sloan of Frskine college. Due ;cottage at the orphanage, while the'w^ spent Thursday with his moth- matr.>n, .Mrs. Gilli'and, is visiting,er,~^rs. Pi. B. Sloan. relatives in .Augusta. : m,.. t' i' V . l l * . ^ i Mrr. P.. P.. Carter, who ha.< bo<'n a Miss Mnttie Ell Copebnd has ;-e-; patient in the Greenwood City hos- tumed -o her school in Ware Shells, pital. has returned to her hom af-er hiving been called home on ac- here. count of the death of her father. John, cat' j ^ M 'CopeTafid •-irs-S. A. Kern and dmrghi.. Mi 1. • t . of Greenwood, vi.sited relarives M:.,. Johnson of hountn.n hnr.-during (ho woek-ond. iiin, I ho wook-on i with her par- ents. Mr. ard Mrs. Fred .Johnson M iss Kate Milam of Springfield, siviTt the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. Milam. Dr. 1.. Kios Lynn occupied the pul pit of the P'irst l'rcshyte*-iin chu*vh in 1 .aureus Sunday morning in the ab<euce of the pastor. Rev. E. D. Pat-' /'A’nilh — Atwater Kent Radio Exchange We Rent Radios. We Kepair .-»ny Make Radio (Jiiaraiiteed Service. STREET TAX le near i ♦ ♦ I Street Ta.v for 1931 will be 1.90 if paid March 31 on or before Mr. ♦ : - .. Make our store your SEED HEADQUARTERS Blakely Brothers In Store Room Formerly Occupied by Kini^’s ton. ^ Dr. P. P\ Hicks ;ittende«l the mid. winter- Dent.ii clinic -rt hotel in .\tlanta. Monilay, Tuesday and Wcvlnt'sday. He was accompanied by Mrs. llicks. Mi.ss Dat.sy IVay of Blackvillc. spent the Aveek-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. D, Feay. Mr. and Mr.s. .Addison Neighbors ha\e returned to their home in Wil- liam.>^ton, after spending a few days with the former’s parents, .Mr. and Mrs. W. PI. Neighlnu's. P'leming Ma.son and John Nance of (^olunibia, spent the week-end here with the former mother, Mrs. D. W. i Ma.son. . < ^ ('orneiius Smith of Roanoke, Va., spent the week-end with friends at the orphanage. and Mrs. H. M. Geer, .Mrs. .Ar chie Dixon and Miss Maude Geer' si>ent the week-end in Rutherfordton, 1 N. C.. with relatives. • P. S. Jeanes was a business visitor! in Green\ille on Tuesday. j Mr, and M''s. James M. Lea, Jr., of^^ Charleston, are spending this week ^ ♦ With ihoH- aunt aM oncle, Mr. and ' Ml'S. P'. .M. Stulls., .Mi-s.*Ruhy Patterson of Wrens. G i... spenTlasI week'with her daughter and .son-in-law, Mr, and .Mrs. E. D. Craig. .Mrs. E. W. Stone and daughter, Miss Mary .Allen Stone, of Union, sjH'nt the week-end with Mr. and .M*s. C. C. Bailey and other relatives. ^ Mrs. \V. I\ .Anderson and children of* Greenville, spent Thursday and P'riday [with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. R. L. i Bailey. ^ • , j Mr. and .Mrs. H. ,A. Hamm and chil-^ dit'n of Newlierry, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. -M. Penlue. I J. PL Craig of lanca.ster, has In'en' $1.50 if paid from April IsL through April 15th. thereafter. $2.00 All able-bodied male citizen.s between 21 and 55 years of age are subject to street tax. By order of Town Council. D. C. HEUSTESS City Clerk and Treasurer s|H*iuling a few days with his .son and I ’daughter-in-law, Mr. and .Mrs. PL-" D.! Graig. ^ - | Miss .Agatha BjiiJey of Chtvsler, j spent a few days last week with her Parker Jones of Beaufi*rt. spent the, j,j wc-A^krund With hia parejits. Dr. apdi, Mcl’i-ary, Mos Maude IVarson and Mvs.ses .Mildre ROGERS QUALITY FOOD' SHOPS .Mrs. P'. D. Jones. Mr.-an<l Mrs. E. E. A<hniore and ehihlren of Charlotte, N. C., ,H|»ent the wJek-end with .Mrs. .AshnioreVs par- fn,l.>. Mr. an<l Mrs. T. L Cot>|H*r. .Miss Grace League of Lockhart, • spent the week-end with her parents. -Mr. ami Mrs. R. M'. licague. Miss Elizabeth Copeland of Barks dale. spent the week-end at home with - her iMT'onts, -Mr. and Mrs. -iXave |('opelan*l. 7 Mr. and .Mrs. P’. A, Buchanan of 'Swannanoa, .N. ('.. spent a few days , last wi'ck with relatives here. .Mrs. P'ayette Henry ami little son ' .'iwnl .Sunday in Lee,sville with her ! iiu*th«*r. '! MiS' ('jtrnline Burroughs of .Au- ! gusta, Ga., visited friend^ here la.^t ’ week. I . .Mr.-. J. B. Hart ha> leturned from \ Behon. where she ha- been vi<itipg > lu r parents. ’ .Mis- .Maiv Louise ItagAvell »d S**- SNOWDRIFT, 6 lb. -ails aria, sjient .Monthly with .Miss Ruth and Irene Hipp of Natwberry, ‘spentj Sunday in Rock Hill with the former’s daughters, Mis'se.- (*opie and Ellri Lit-j tie McCrary, student.s at VV’inthr'op; college. Mr. and Mrs. J P. Jacobs, daughters, 1 oinse, P'lliott, and .Anie, spent the spring hididuys at Miami Beach, Pda. Mi.s'se.s FTorenee TIydoand~ M;TrTe Wynn of. Ma-yville colU-ge, were th<* wt*ek-<‘nd guests of Miss K!izat>eth Duncan. •Mr. and Mrsi Paigene Hitt had as their week-end guests, .Mis-os .'sara Simimms of Mount Pl«‘a.sanl, Rebe S.ininoiis and Peail Hitt of Lake City, Mr. and .Mrs. \V. D. .Airustrong and children td Giay Court, ami Mr. and -M . Hi*yd Hut of Pidgefield. W. J. Paib-y is enjoying a twi» wee' -' fi-.h ng t/ p at .Stuai l, P la Ml-, .'selnia I raid..- and Mi.-s .Maude Gter leave th..- week for New York to < • • r and ';‘^ u • > • ► (r • y- WESSON OIL, nint 17c (Maijnn SO.M*. r;*' e (Ktaifon IHI\Vnf]R. smaM ijirka</f ('abin SYHl !*- s.nr II si/e Standard SI*IN \('H Na. 2 rav Blue Rose RICE, 5 lbs. for .... 21c l.ihb>'s Rosedal.' COR.Nra; ilKKI’ ll.VSIl. .'t fjr MILK, tall can.s. 3 far 17c White House APPLE SAH E. N o. 2 can 9'2C Campbell’s Tomato Soup, 2 for .. 13c Todd. .Mr -^ Huherl 'I’odd i.- -pt nding a few iu\ s-4n Kinar ds with In r !tioth» i, .Mrs. Vt .iiaiin Hrehiie 1. Bailey Williams of the i>ar'ng:on .•sehoo! for Hoys, Roiiie, Ga wa,- caJI- 1 h »ihe la-t v\»*ek on aieomt >>f lh» ire of til ^ auiit, .Mr.-. !*.• = . S lan I.-. M; 7 Ruth Todd I' \ I.' iiihg he ami:. ,d; . .1. N. .\u~tin, in l.au;; n-. bill Doii uns of ( ieiii-»n coiiege, p. lit the wiek-eml at hom*. i Mrs. .1. .\. Bailey i.s a i* presenta'ive * :** the D. .A. R. conveiiluin, wh.eh is ;'Uing held tp (Jreenville this week. Drs. E. .Mood .Smith and P'ebler Smith attended u post-grailuale *kpt*>- inetric clinic in Grecnvjlle on .Monday .Mrs. .Arthur Little and .Miss la>ui.-e Barley spent Sunrlay in Ktjck HrH with the f<»rmer’.s daughters, .Mi.sses Pllsie | u'.temi ih* lir.* riiatlonal Beauty . hovv. •Mr. and .Mr.-. .An-el Benneit, for merly of .Atlanta, Ga., an* rutw makii g then hoin*' in * ro.-s Hill. j .M." Ptdiy Hiookei of ('oliimiu.i, ;i- ilt*l ht I .-l^t* r, .Mi.-r G*‘orgia Brook- er, hi.'l w»‘ek. . .Mis-e- i*ail Hitt, Kelie and .'<ara C iiiiiuuis^ (ieiie Knoj* and Jaiues Hill w* ie visitor- in Gir-i-nville .Saturday. .Mis. .1 P. .laimlt.s, .Sr., and .Mi.s.- C'aia Duik**tt i*‘lurn**d yestenlay fr«»m Dayt*»na B* ueh, Pla., where th* y ha^e Iki Ii sp* luluig the past -♦•vaual* wteks. Mr, aYi<i .Mt?'. O. 1. She*ly, .Mi.s.se.s Viviati .'<hetdy and .Sara Kae Coleman were visitors in Ninely-.Six on Sund ly and were accoinpanieil l»y .Miss EJiza-; beth .'''heely, who had been .spending 1 several day.s wTlh hc r "Trarents. | .Mr. and -Mr.s. .Addison .Neighbors,; The new spirit of conTidence and desire to ^fet under way has hrttuu^ht rays of sun- liKht and hope to a cloudy business world. And better-business stresses more tlian ever the necessity of modern btinkinir con nections. I If you are not ('(iui])iP'd with a checking account, or if you need a place to keep your reKuiar savin,e:s, we sliall be .uiad to offer you our dept ndable serV[ces^._ \ NEW BUSINESS GOROIAULY INVITED ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ M. S. Bailey & Son ! B A N K K R S 01J)E.ST .STKONGf'LST ♦ : ♦ ♦ ♦ : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ : Temple Garden or Baston C^OCOA, 2 lbs. 19c l*ilLsburv’s CAKE FLOUR, pk?. 25c Be.st Cream CHEESE, lb. 19c Van Camp’s TOMATO CXK KTAIL lOc Fresh Country EGGS, dozen 22c Fresh IRISH POTATOES, No. Is or No. 2s, lb Sc Waldorf TISSCE, 3 for 13c RRILLO, 2 for 15c OVALTINE, 50c siie IjLTRfe Firm Heads Lfc~ITl-CE. 3 heads for 45c 25c SUGAR.. . 10lbs.50c . . . 25 lbs. $1.25 Extra l^rtre CELERY, stalk 10c Fresh Firm Ripe TO.MATOES, lb. 10c Fresh Hard, Green, Head CABBAGE, lb. 2'2C Specials In the Market mRK CHOPS, lb. 20c BREAKFAST BACON, lb. . 20c NECK BONES, 31hs. . .., 25c STEW MEAT, 3 lbs. . .. 25c ami Ro^a Hailey Little, who are '■tu-!jjn,j vV. K. .Neighhur.- spent '! hiir.sday dt^nts at Winlhrop college. and P riday m Harl.-ville with .Mr. and •Mrs. T. L. VV. Bailey, .Mi.s.ses Aga- Mr^ ,|j,hn Alien Dugan. .Mrs. Dugan tha Bailey and Maude .Sumeiel spent ^nd little daughter accomiianied them 1 hursday and Friday in .Atlanta. ^oniv for a few days visit. Kenneth S. Gox left yesterday for virs: Pine Harne- is sjiending some his home in Greenca.stle, Ind., after d-iltle .Mountain with her spending several days here '*>'«th mothM, who is *juite ill. P'lizahelh friends. Barnes lelurned home Sunday after .Misi J. L. • West bury and Mis>es .<|Kn*iing a few *lay.s with her grand- Katherine Westbury an<l .Mane Spell niolhei. have returned to their h*>me-s in .^t. —-— ^— ^ George after visiting the former'^ 666 daughter. Miss .Myrtle Westbury. .Mi.s.ses Myrtis Holland, Nannie Sue .Adair a,nd Helen -Adair were visitors in Greenville yesterday. James Bradley of Columbia Theo logical seminary, Decatur, Ga., visited Mrs. Bradley and his mother during FINE LAXATIVE AND TONIC liquid. TahleU, Salve, None Drops Checkh .Malaria in 3 days. Colds first, day. Headaches or Neuralgia in SO, Minutes. the week. Miss Cbra Richey was a visitor in Columbia on Tuesday. Mrs. T. J. Peake is spending several Jays with relatives in St. Petersburg, and Tampa. P'la. D. Reese Williams of the University of South Carolina, visited ^his aunt, .Mrs. Beck Shands, during "the week end. I Mr. and .Mr.s. PL L. Bobo and family of Spartanburg, .spent Sunday with .Mr. aniil Mrs, .Algie Bolio and .Miss Mary Bobo. Mrs. William Baileyj an<C children and Mrs. F. \V. Little spent the holi days in Columbia with reUtives. j ML Arrington and children j MoNt Speedy keroediea Known. FERTILIZERS Virginia-Carolina Chemical .Corporation C. B. Holland Select an Organization Famed for Fine Work ■■•-a. YOU WII|. PKEFEk HAVINi; YOUR (LOTHES ( LEANED.'DVEI) AM) PRESSED BY AN ORGANI ZATION NOTED FOR ITS (RIAIJTY WORKMA>iSHlP. WK OKI'KR THIS COMMUMTV HTNE WORK AT AIX TIMES. VET Ol'R ITHCES ARE .NO MORE. FOR SAT- ISI ACTION, TKV I S. QUALITY WORK AND SERVICE IS WHAT COUNTS MOST You Get Both Here Royal Cleaners DAN HOLLIS, Manager and Operator Successor to' Workman Dry Cleaners Ph(Jne 77 _ ^ Clinton, S. C. The Clinton Chronicle — $1.50 a Year r-'-A.. J,: I • b \ \ \