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PAGE TW< i: THE CUNTDN CHROI^ICLE, CUNTON, 8. C 7,.. Ti^' / ‘ URSDAY, JULY 30..1936 \' CLOSED FIRST NATIONAL BANK PROPERTY SELLS FOR f / New Type Streamlined Biif Hefe The real estate owi^ by the First National bank of this dty'in liquida tion, sold at public aucttoh yesterday afternoon for $18,915.00^ The sale Ira? attended by a large crowd with bidding active on the part'of several interested buyers. All of the property \ sold cheap ih the opinion of those ac-, quainted witn local real estate values. The' bank building brought $13,575, and wai^ bought by Gopeland-Stone company. The other seven items of real estate brought $5,340.^. A cash prize of $50.00 was, offered j to the ,person guessing the closest to ' what the property would bring. Three ! riintonians, G. L. ^fumbl in, Clyde' Smith, JK, and W. J. Henry, gruessed the exact amount of $13,575, and I were awarded the prize to be equally! MONDAY AND TUESDAr7*\];diviJed. i —August 3 and 4 7.^.|OM^ fTwvis, special liquidator of real es- •tate lor the comptroller of the cur-* ency. ^The sale was conducted Jis ad- '^ised, \and the property sold ely andv without strings to the best dollar\idder. ' ’ e eight items included in the sale sold as follow:^ Casino “Under Two Fiags*^ Based oil the novel by Quids. Star ring RONALD COLMAN,;.^ DETTE COLBERT, VICTOI LAGLEN and ROSALINfl ^iUS- SELL. , ‘ ^ Surpassing their own most flori- v 77 , *■ i d i o»» The .Ur.'hmf iJc. ‘-Mr t.rr-l».ker, of the m«.t Ta-jSV'.W'"*- ‘K Copeland- hits of-all time-climax thsiir ant careers in Ouida’s inunortal' ro mance of the French Legioit. ..piifh^- iest of all spectacles . . . greatest of all* love stories! ' “Let It Be Me.” MGM News.' ' MO A. M. Show—MONDAY. ^ '•M0c'-ahd’'25c' Item No. 2—D. A. Glenn rniles north of Clinton, 540 $1,480, sold to P. B. Mitchell, yill,e. "'Item No. 3—A B. Blakely house, Clinton, sold to D. E. Tribble, $1,950. .liajn; No. 4-«-L» T. XAWJon farm T in JL^nion county, 107 acres, $925, sold p. L., Stevens. ‘ • I Item No. 5 — Mary E. Lites farm* n^Tth of Clinton, 234 acres,’$425, sold Mo ft. C. Turner. / ! litem No. 6-rB. ,R. Fuller house,' Baldwin, TER ABEL. ' ^I$4a0. - ^ ' "1 could see no other way of sav-1.'-^tem.No.'7—.loe R. Adair piac7.at ing poor Connie. I killed him." On? • Rcriino, $8.5, sold to JoeMa. Davidson, blackguard less in the world ;aAi<l.t'-No. S^-B. FV Copeland prop- a woman goes on trial, in,a drajp^,uiU-'in Renno, 22 acres, $115, sold to that / storms the heart of hul5ai^^d'F^l)aVjfi Coptdand. Comedy, "Sleepy Time." “A Tough , One of the new streamlined super- quarters and attracted large throngs.’ The streamlined type coach carries coaches, part of a total fleet of .300 Greyhound officials with the demon-j 37 passengers and is constructed en- soon to h« pUcrf in opeution by t,h« '““S’ their' tirely of .tMl.nd MMl-.luininum .1- local agent. Dr. Frank Kellers, tookMoys. Although appearing to be Jarg- WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, ' August 5 and 6 < _ “Witness Chair” With ANN HARDING and WAL-^'j;t6'utitville, sold to' \V. C system, was on exhibit^^ number o' local citizens for a ride er than the old type buses, the new Tuesday morning at,bu.s head-^ to Laurens in the new coach. super-coach is actually 3,000 pounds I- TI-. II . • r- ; ' ' *' U' lighter, officials said. Its 115 ^horsepower motor is mouat- /ed transversely iti the rear, providing rreater flexibility an4 elilninating ^oise, vibration and fumes. / - The passenger de^ has been raised 1*8 inches, greatly improving, observa tion. This was accomplished^ by. sub stituting undersluhg baggage com partments for the conventional over head'racks. The new weight distribu tion, complete elimination of “wheel i housing" seats and minimizing of wheel ahd ixje vibration permitted by this changVxare major comfort (factors. j Air-conditioning, ahd heating sys- j terns change the air inside the new super-coach every two mibi^tes. The i-ftir-eenditiomnfr -system --ry'bpgTSted by electrical blewers*'which draX-ift cool, fresh, outside air and force into the coach through a perforated false roof installed beneath the main sUe] roof. The coftcb is heated by series of hot water radiators. The coach hi lighted by means of a diffusefl tubular lighting system. Safety glass is used in windows throughout and the windows are equipped with aluminum roller sun shades. The new type 'buses cost approxi mately $15,000 each, it was said. The Greyhound corporation is ordering (300 of them for use on its- inter- linking lines throughout the country. ip EKg.” 10 A. .M. Show 10c To All WEDNKSD/^v - FRfDAY AND SATl ' August 7 and _J“Robmhood of Eldorado” iCra^ Kills Two County Natives And Their Niece' --I * With WARNER BAXTER, ANN LORING and BRDCE CABOT. "A life for every lash w? tp^ved!" A beautiful woman at Mi * side, iie rode, like, an avengniK whirljYiwi,..ttlj>ected recover. W'ord was received here of the death [ Friday night of W. Guy Stone and^ wife Mrs. Ada Hollingsworth Stone, in a hospital at Pulaski, Fla.,'followrf ing a. car accident in which their i ftiece^ Mrs. Rosa Madden Norton, was| killed instantly. Mr. Norton is ex-' g}ramzizcjziaiajaiaflU2igfiizjuzfEigrejafaiaiimafzigf^^ orde! All members of the party lived ip ost Atlanta. They had been on a. ?isit in olds^lt^'ida and were retuniing home, he Stone automobTTe was in‘collision the head of his bloodthirsty^ Lover . . . patriot . . . bandit colorful figure of Calif' ru.sh days . . . Murrieta . . . in the great outdoor ejJilWlr tooiMfitb a fruit truck near Pulwski Fri'- a year to make! ,1 j "FRANK MERRIWELL" 'Noki 5,. j!- M.r. Stone was a native of Laurens,} “Silly Sy mphony.” "Broken Toys.” I son of the late John C. and I^ou Bry-h * "■ * “" ' “ Stpiie. Me?.'Stupe was a native of/ lOc and 'Fwo hours at. The Casino w'Ttt con vince you that it's the place to be these hot days. Cool and refreshing breeze that makes it most comfort able inside. \|.)one by washed-air-con ditioning. \ Cross Hill. They had lived- in thel Georgia capital city for 25 years. , j •• •Surviving are two brothers, Luther j Stone of Laurens, and A. B. S-tone of i this city; three sisters,"'Mrs., Inaj I Stone Irliy. of Laurens, Mrs. /Mary, j Lou Mobley of Columbia, and Mrs. i } Sallie Madden ©f Atlanta, mpther of I Mrs. Rosa Madden Norton, one of the \ victims. Broadway vj Theatre MDNDAY AND TUESDAY, August 3 and 4 “A Message To G^ia” ^Buggeeted by Elbert Hubbard's im* ^rt/SumereFs Opens Joint funer|l .services for^the three I were held 'Tuesday morning at the ] First Baptist church in Atlanta. Bur ial was in Crest Lawn cemetery. Rev. Fillis A. Fuller and Rev. J. F. Brown officiated at the rites for Mr. and Mrs. W'. Guy Stone, and Rev. Mr. Fuller, Rev. Sam A. Tinkler and Rev. F. McConnell Davis officiated at the rites for Mrs., Rosa Madden Norton. a a a a 3 a S. a S 5 S g g a a r -» - \ LACE-^EERY, BARBARA STAN WYCK and JOHN BOLES. I'hcy feared to trust each other . . - dared not betray one another. United in danger.— laughter—and love! A Comedy, “Wife of the Party." 10 A. M. Show—TUESDAY. IQc and 20c WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, August 5 and 6 “Sp^isd Investigator” / “'" With RICHARD DIX, MARG CALLAHAN and ERIK RHODES A smart lawyer! He defended no- torioda criminals—until his oiiFR YTeah and blood was slain by a, xanpter’a plug! The dramatic story <^i«f4mi- Big Sale Today The well-knoWn Sumerel’s i Depart-j ment store opens its annual Mid-! Summer Clearance sale this morning ('Riursday) which always attracts the buying public. For the big clearance event, all summer merchandise has been dras tically marked down. The sale, which fa announced in the advertising col umns o'f today’s pnper, will afford repi bargains and is worth your.ef forts and 'time to be on hand this morning for early selections. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the following for lovely showers given me after the —i~r . J *1. burning of my home: TTie Hurricane- nal lawyer tamed on the croohB.h?. vi«.inn«nw — n ’“r.-v.„ -c»«, J tiand friends in Clinton. heartfelt thanks are extended all these friends. MtRS. GEO. T. BROWN. the Atlantic.” - - 10 A. M. Show—THU%&A£ 10c To All “ FRIDAY AND SATU^D^a . August 7 and 8 “Red River VaUey^’ With GENE AUTRY. SMILEY BURNETT and FRANCES GRANT. A pair that’s hard to beat — Gene Antry and his wonder-horse Cham* pion! Ihe matter trusts his steed, and the steed trusts his master, and Gene’s steady gun-hand protects them both! ' Comedy, “Mister Smarty/'.“Sereen Snapshot.” ^ : Last Chapter —“RRX AND RIN- TY” No. 12,. 10c a'nd^lOc Subscribe To THE CHRONICLE . "The Paper Everybody Reads” ' ELLISON’S BEGINS THURSDAYmipRNING, JULY 30TR-9 A. M. NEXT WEEK— “LAW IN_HER JIANDS”,. / “MINE WitH THE IROK.DOOR”' “ “UGHTNING'bill CARSPN” Next Serial—“DARKEST AFRICA” INSURANCE We offer expert service and protection. Agent for some of the strongest Fire Insurance Companies in America. ~ REAL ESTATE Town and country prop* erty. Prices attractive. g S 5 g g g g g 5 g g g S Clinton Realty- Insurance Co. B. H. BOYD, Agent Ladies’ Shoes Cleaning up on one lot of Ladies* Shoes, sold up to $2.98. Al| small sizes now— 47c ^air Children’s .Sandals One lot of Children’s Strap Sandal’s. Colors, red and white, blue and white— 47c.^pair ^ —- White Shoes A cle^n sweep — every pair of White Shoes in the house, sold up to $3,00— $1.50. pair • , Children’s Shoe?' One lot Children’s Shoes, great value— 50c pair ies’ Dresses 100 Ladies’ Sumnier Dresses, sold for $1.9^. A clear-out sale, no exchange.or refund on these. All sales final. Special at this sale— 98c Ladies’ Dresses . One lot new Summer Dresses, all pure wash Silk Dresses. A real value at * $4.98. Now— $2.95 / ■/ Silk Dresses 25 Silk Dresses left. SeydraL-wereHMI*^ to $4.98.. A close-out at—' / $1.98 A / Suiting Nu-Tub Suiting, a clbse-out buy enables us to offer this at a remarkably low price. The very thing for a Sport Dress or Suit. 54 inches wide. Only— 25c yard To the ^U-end lengths in Terry Cloth, the ideal thing for beach robes and Toweb. Pastel colors and white. Special^ Special 6 dozen genuineXhand-embroidered Night Gowns, pink and^white. _Now— 25c V New Fall Dresses Just arrived—Beautiful styles in new Fall Dresses. All sizes— J $3,98 and $4.98 Bought especially for this sale»i-Beau. tiful lace4rimmed Rayon Slips. A real buy at— 7 44c Curtain Scrim Beautiful checked Curtain Scrim, ideal for the windows this hot wO^her. Col ors, pink, lavender, blue, ecru and whitO. Special— ' ■ 9c ysu'd Bed Spreads 6 Rayon Bed Spreads, 105 inches long. Closing out at— / $1.00 each Union Suits Men’s Pajama Check Union Suits, all sizes. Full cut. Sold for 49c.-N.ow— 35c pair Men’s Dress Men’s Dress Shirts,, full cut mid fast eqlork. Made by Pie^ont Shiri Co. A real value at— — ' 69c Jocks and Shorts One lot odds and ends in Men’s sumi Jocks and Shorts. Special— 15c each Clothes See our line of Work Shirts, Overalls and Pants'1>efore you buy. SixM up to 52— • New Fall Hats Men’s and Boys’ lovely new Fall Felt Hats. New styles, at— Ladies’ Hats All Ladies’ Hats reduced for this sah 25c and 79c New^ Line Corsets Just received^ c^plete new, ,line of Warner Corsets. Coiiie in and see us— we can„fit the smalr\woman and the larger ones also. ■Ladies’ Neckwear Ladies’ Neckwear—the thing to briglit- en uj^^.the old dress or a new one. / Special at— 19c and 39c Window Shades Clo-Pay Window Shades— __ 15c Dress^ i 10 Net and Chiffon^lDr^sses, regular $4.98 to 55.98. Special— $3.89 /. Suits ahd Dresses Listen —We ^e 4:leMing out several all pure linen two-pi!^ Suits and one- piece Dres^' 4hat were $2.98 and $3.98. First lui^y ones get ’em— SPEpIAL _ As/a token of our appreciation to our fiends and cui^mdrs we are going to give away absciutely Free! One 32-Piece Set Beautihil SATURDAY NIGHT — 8 O’CLOSCK About It /■ / \ I \