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• — ? V S?!? ■i- tK Gttpton Chroi|iclc, dfenton, 8. C^ Tfcuraday, March .22, 19S4 » ^ > •“ Thousands of Dollars Leave Clinton Each Year DeS These dollars are gone forever and are ‘*out of circulation” in sofar as contributing to the up building^ and progress of Clin- 9 in- chants and various business en terprises of Clinfon are actively 1 behind any movement to fur- WE TRADE IN CLINTON stance \yhere a mail order house has EVER contributed to any civic movement? The mer- are en titled to your support. Buy in Clinton... keep Clinton dollars in Clinton. Prize Winning Letter “WHY YOU SHOULD TRADE IN CLINTON” A quick turnover is the life of trade. Neglect the patronization of local enter prises and you may readily expect their stocks to sta>!:nate. 1'he merchant in ('lin- t<m is an indis|>en.'^al)le link in the chain drawing the town to pre-^perity—^~but the chain is <»n!\ asjstron;; as its weakest link. T he man w lui saws off the limb closer to the free than his perch is regarded as ec centric, to say the ’.east—>ct that is what . • " '“T (’lint(m citizcnr> does when it m>es else where to trade, (’linton merchants, with a ni w stock and a Ciinton tax receipt are easier to serve >ou. « R. C. McLEES. Your DoHar Is Worth Before I SPEND IT WISELY. SPEND IT AT HOME. - *. CLINTON’S SUPPORT MUST COME FROM CLINTON PEOPLE. YOU CAN DO BETTER WHEN YOU BUY IN CLINTON Clinton Stores Greet You With Bountiful .Stocks of New Merchandise. Priced Consistently Low. FREE! THE ( HKONK'LE will frhe each week durinju: this series of “Huy In Clinton*’ advertisements O.NE DOI.LAR in cash for the best letter submitted cn “WHY YOU SHOULD TRADE IN CIJNtON.” I^etters not to exceed 100 words. Address: BUY IN CLINTON EDITOR, Care THE {’HRONICLE, $1.00 CASH bers of he Clinton Merchants Association THE LADIES READY-TO-WEAR SHOPPE CLINTON MOTOR CO. CLINTON FLOWER SHOP IL F. WLNGARD, MRr. RADIO EXCHANGE ^ L.B. DILLARD / • PRATHER-SIMPSON FURNITURE CO. S. M. & E. H. WILKES & CO. L. y. PINSON THE BOOK STORE FARMERS EXCHANGE \ CITY SALES CO. \ YOUNG COMPANY THE CHRONICLE PUB. CO. D. E. TRIBBLE CO. BALDWIN’S GROCERY CLINTON MERCANTILE CO. SMITH’S PHARMACY J. A. BAILEY, Merchant THE GREAT A. & P. TEA CO. THE COUNTRY MARKET J. C. PENNEY CO. BLAKELY’S STAR GROCERY HIPP & ADA1R_ COPELAND MEAT MARKETS ' In Rogers and Home Store ROSE’S 5c, 10c and 25c STORE ELLISON’S >• I. C. BOLAND j7r FRONTIS, Jeweler J. I. COPELAND & BRO. SUMEREL’S DEPT. STORE - KELLERS DRUG STORE DANZIGER’S THE LEADER, INC. JOEL. CARTER ^ COPELAND-STONE CO. MEN’S AND LADIES’ CUT-RATE SHOP-