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‘‘V- ■ THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1939 / THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. PAGE SEVEN -' -,ii LOCATES AT CROSS HILL T^r. O. T. Alf^, of Alabama, ar rived in Cross Hill durinsr the week' to take up the practice as physician, in the town whkh has been without a. dootor since the" death of Dr. C. B. Mills several weeks ago. THE CHRONICLES WANTED RATES 1c per ward far first tioa; five iasertioaa far tka price of foar. Miataiaai charge 25e. Card of thanks an<f^^batas of respect. Ic a word* iwyable in advance. Minimnni SOc. CoUege sports are really on the , boom now. A glance at collegiate i sports schedule for the next few ' weeks in enough to send an avid base ball fan into paroxynns of delight week-end guest of Miss Tilly Mead- OAvs in Greenville, and they attended ,a house party of Coker college stu dents at River Falls. Friends of Rev. W. R. Bouknight will be sorry to know that he is con- pears Coach Chick Galloway will bejfine^ to his home this w’eek on able to take charge of the P. C. base- count of illness. LAND SALE The 3tate of South Carolina, County of Laurens. In Court of Common Pleas. conrunittee for Troy A. Baile/.** Terms of Sale: Cask. The successful bwlder, other the Plaintiff herein, knmediateiy u|>- on the conclusion of the bidding, aball Walter P. Whaley. Committee for^deposit with the Clerk of Court Uw ac-jTroy A. Bailey. PUintiffs, \*s Dewey (sum of five per cent per annum as a G. Hill and May G. Hill, Defend^ts. | j^uarantee of his good faith in the same to be applied to ball team after his recent illness . . .[ M*** Emily Ferguson of Queens-j Pursuant to a Decree of the Court^bidding The same lo oe aoDiieo to N™-, about ptvp.r»tion* for tho op-!$'■'''"■• spent the. in the above suted caae. I tail! wll ,h, pu;ehaw price upon hia^omplT. Spring holidays with her parents, at public —*— *- "*- wwityiy not to mention the numerous ti*ack, ^ ^he major league baseball ^ yii-s. — -- r' t-- 1 K. Ferguson. tennis, and golf rhllfches comfng up.|season is monopolizing daily sports'. Friends of Mrs. Maggie Ray will Hou.>^e. There is no doubt al>out it: baseball isj^heets now . The Yanks are con-! regret to learn that she is seriously taMomin* more fi™ly entrench.^ ini,|,,^^^, at her home here. putnc outcry to the highest bid-'inpr with the termt of *ale. otiw- jtler, eitr.er in or in frimt of the Court wj.se to be paid to Plaintiff for credit its rilchtful place as an equal to any Philadelphia, in' major sp<.rt m colU«e ath.etms, and American league i r 'situation . . . One baseball commen-' Wofford, Newberry, and Erskine Mr. ami Mrs. T. d’. Owens and at Ijaurens, t. H.. b. C., on on the indebtedness. In the event Salesday in May next, being .Monday the succtsssful bidder should fail to the 1st vlay of the month, during theimake such deposit, or should fail to cKiH...., ..vTt p hr.urs for such sales, the follow.'comply with the terms of' sale. th« childiiii aiui T. K. 0\%t*ns woro visi- du^crilKHj - - have gotten off to a head start over the others in the race for the cham- r-rbo DEsv-T- o ’ ^ • 1. 1 i-pionship of the Palmetto baseball hOR RENT—3-room, unfurni.shed, up- r u * , j ,1. ,1. league, but it don t mean a thing this . early in the season (we hope). W’c _ honestly believe that P. C. has cham- rstaiis ajuirtmenL .\pply to Loftis, Kki E. Carolina .\ve. S. B. One baseball tator confessed that the only conipH- meutarj' remark he could make about [the .\t.hletics was that, “Connie Mack is a very nice old man.” Only time will tell whether or not their plight is .so extreme. It’s tors in (ireenwood Sundav. I said lands shall be re-sold on the same property, to wit: ly 11 c- • c . , ,, ,1 tract, piece, or parcel of or some subseiiuent Salesday on tha M,^-' w'f'r H *" l.aurtms ^nie terms, at risk of the defaulting .Mis. W. K. t I i.>p, Sr., of Cl OSS Hill, ^ County. State of South Carolina, con- purcha.str. spent Tuesday in C olumhia. , taiiiing ihret* hundred thirtv-thi*ee t,!. u . ' # ’ Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Caldwell of and o-'-f—oK .-inn. 1 puroh.nser to pay for papers, tiieenville, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin jy 1^.. one-fourth ^333*^ ) Bennett of Edgefield, have returned h and bi>unde<} acres, more on the North The purchaser to pay stamps ami rt*c»»niiog. ■by la:uls of vnu Drvy t r ■ u 1 ■ u- • 1 u- 11“'^ absolutely amazing how foul' their homes after being calk'd herejon the East lOR R^T - Two r^ni.s f urnishcHl pionship material this season, and we ,, 1 the past week on account of the death children, on the .South or unfumi.vhe.i. wnh Ivilh «n<i pn- exi.oct them, despite a weak start. ,^^,,^1, ,,, |,j„i„|^'ef their father. W. C. I'unninghara. |.|, 1|. .M.ller Estate and on the ted neaiby .... Sighs! hriends of Mrs. B. h. t opet vaje entraivct*. -Apply to R. F. Adair, soon to be pounding away at the <J0 East Carolina .A\’«. tf of he ladder. .\s we predicUnl sev eral weeks back, almost evei*>’bo<ly looks gixHi in the Palmetto league i this year, and things are gi>ing to be lawful hot up until the last minute of cars parke< she is W’ANTED—Cedar logs. Clinton ing Co. Phone 300. Mill- tfi FOR RENT—Downsta. furnisht*d or unfuin . V. Martin. Phone 27“-!. apartment, i. Mrs. A. comiH-'tition Ic It's getting so that when bull ses sion Ulk turns to siKuts nowadays. C. boys’ favorite comeback is, until we play ’em in ten- F(>R RENT—2-:oom upstairs apart ment. pa tly fuinishtnl, private'the P bath. AI-o for rent lo a lady, one fur-j “Just wait ni-neti downstairs htnlroom. Private | nis!’’ entrance, connecting bath. Rent rea-l At this writing, news from sellable. Colk'ge View. Phone 176. j Blue Stocking netmen now touring south, is so scaiTe in this 'corner that there ain’t none. H(w-'^ [ever, Lufler’s lads annihilated Wtif- IX>R S.ALE--S<‘veral nice young Jer -ey milk cows. See J. H. Stone. ( ■ , 20-2c^®*‘‘^ in impiessive style last week, winning every match, frt*shman and and gnians of disappointment came'"’** *"‘ to know that fivni the sjH'ctators lining the topj” Patient at Hays hospital, row of the grandstand during the! ^Hs. Roy Thomas, .Mrs. .Alma Tins- Newberiy game when the foul balls **-J - E- k- Knox were missed the cars .... Clinton high’s'^*”’ Sunday of Mi’, and .Mrs. next home ba.seball game is with Tinkler^ in t liffside, N. ( . (rieenwmxl next Wtslnesday . . . < opu'.and, libraiian at The high sclund tennis team is piac-'^^^dversity, (ii eeiiville, spent ticing steadily thi'se days. I*ix>s- ^P'holiflays with his jiarents, IHTts aiv fine for a goixl team among -'H. aiul Mrs. \N. 1). ( opeland. ,the boys and girls. Irby lypp will| Buchanan and son, I>iliy the P'‘‘^k^K*y the number one posi-' ’tion for the boys with Rufus Sailler ami Jxahfii .Mimmugh pressing him For the girls, .liny Sitller I is l aU-d best. T. ,1. Coleman Estate,' by lands of ('am|>bi'II by lands' of West' land by Ian*is of IXdlie Mad.ien and lands' V. R. FLEMING. C. V. C. P. & G. Jj. Dated .April llth. I'AUC—2T-3t, of Ik'. Fuller. This tract of land is the siiae tract conveyixl to Troy .A. Hailey which det*d is rocor<k‘«l in Deed BtX'k »t3, |tage ItkT. and Ix'ing the same tract of land this dav con- vtVkvl to Us by Walter P. Whaley, t Hipp & Chandlor Clothes for Men and Boys A'uur Business .Appreciated W. .A. Buchanan and son, 'attended a hi'ise show in Tryon, N. j('., yesterday. ; '.Mr. and .Mrs. Harvey Kggleton. .Mr. 'and .Mis. L. .A. Reeves and M. <’arr sjn'nt Sunday in the mountains FOR RENT--One downstairs 4-nK»m varsity Great linfumishtxl a^iartnient. P r i v a t e' j> bath. Apply 17.T Musgrove Strrvt.|Gji^kert, their number th ree singles S. . Dunlap. 13-2c ,,|jjvf»r. A^-toHllv lost a set (although It was the only W.ANTED—iStwing to do. Prices rea sonable. .Mrs. W. R. Anderson, Clin ton, S. C.. R.F.D. No. 1 Ip FOR RENT—iXnwnatairs unfurnished, apartment, 2 rooms with kitchen ette, private bath, porch and private ea'^nce. Apply to Muss Ar\-a Henry,! 146 Musgrove St. IP, FOR Mattress repair upholstering, call or write us. AH work guarantwl. Carroll Mattress W;.rks, 411 Glenn St., Phone it3, New- I»erry, S. C. U. S. APPROVED CHICK.S. Blood- tested Reds. Rocks, New Hamp-! shire. Hatches every Tuesday. C*1I in to see us. Feeds, Brooders and (Thick Supplies. Farmer Hatchery, 908 Main! St., Newberry, S. C. tf unex|>ected strength, it would »t*em and furniture€l<*ar sailing to another P. C.’s golfing enthusiasts can l>o siH'ii almost eveiy afternoon swatting was the chagrin' t’^^iupus C. plavors when Bob ; • • • us of the,one Hugh Jacobs tells am>ut the recent hail storm. He says that he was practicing putting when the hail he-| fall ami that he w'ent iiTside,[ leaving his golf ilialls on the green. When it was all over he found the gra.ss literally coveriHl with “golf balls,” and he had to wait until the balls of ice meltwl befort* he coubl find his real one to continue prac tice! Thornwell high schiKil continued ito monopolize track honors in these parts by winning the tlislrict high (’hatterhoxing ,school track nuH*t held on the P. ('. player, actually lost he won his match)! set of the afternmin won by Wofford, so we understand. “Vep, he let us down,’ said the P. C. boys. The Blue Stockings’ strongi*st op- j position in the steta was expecte<l by many to come from Wofford. Now, ina or CTem.son <levelop stale tennis championship. We hope that •by the time this ap-j track last Thui’silay. PEOPLE YOU KNOW AtXIDUNT , ost *»nly INSURA.NCE TICK FTPS .s. 32. 2oc a day, |Hiy W. Sumerel, I*hoiics CHICK.<—('HICK.<. We ha^v .^•k>cted Pure ^.W.D. Tt*stisl Chick's Tu«*s- days and Fridays. Starting, Growing and I^aying .Mash. Grains, Fwslers, h<iunlains. Chick Tablel.s and Oyster .'^ludls. Blakely Brother- Seed Store. Te!ei»hone 188. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Simierd and up to daughters. Virginia and Betty, visitixl 80 and Mrs. Sumertd’s mother, .Mrs. J. M. tf; Vaughn, In Belton Sumlay. Bennie Wilson of Spartanbui-g. spent Friiluy with hi> sister, Mrs. (’. E. Nichid', an<l .Mr. .Nk’hols. .Mrs. Ku.ssel Gray visited her sister, .Mrs. (f. T. Bams. w)io is ill, in ('har- !«*tte Wednes<lay and Thurs«lay. Rev. W. N. E.ng :ii|d Mrs. la.ng Biakdy and Mrs. Sudi. attended the W. .M. I’, state asst-mbly TOM.ATO PL.ANTS--.My Peter Hen- TiHsking in Columbia yrsteislay. derson T<Nnato Plant.' are just fine Miss .Mauiie Sumerel spent a few and miw is a go<xl time to put them days the past w«*«-k in- Ruby with her out. J. W. Milam. Ip, sister, .Mrs. J. S. .Mc<»rt»gor, and .Mr. .McGregor. DAHLIA and (iLADIoLI BULBS. .several VarietH*s of Dahlias. Gladi- 0.1 ‘in .Mixed ami S«|»arate Colors. Na-sturtiums in Bulk and Big .Assort ment of Flower S«*e<ls in Packages. Blakely Brt»thers Sinxl •''tore. Tele- Ic lih 'lie iHs nm SALK at . 4t8 !ni I OR .^AI^K ht'art roses. o;-ag*". 2l8’ dozen. .Mr>. T ‘.one 174-W. Prof, and .Mrs. Ikrthwell Graham ami .Miss KatlMTine Graham weix* vis itors in Greenville .Saturday. .lack Dillard <»f .Sitarlanburg, wa- here FTiday to attend the funeral of -lohn T. Little. .Mr. ami .Mrs. E. C. .Stone. KlU-iT .Stone and .Mi.ss .Mary .Allen .Stone of Union, vi: itisl .Mr and Mrs, C. Bai ley and .Miss .Mayme Ix'ake .Sunday. .Mr. and .Mrs. Grady .Adair and daughter, Linda, vi-tietl .Mrs. .Adair's parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. J. .M. Dukes, in S<*dalia Sunday. Mis. ( hris R. Walker of Camden. N, .J., was the guest of rdlitive- here the pust wfek-end. .Mis> Vivian Parks .Adair, meml»er of the M'hiMil facully'at .McCormick, spent the week-end here with her pa rents, Mrs, and Mrs. V. P. Adair. Mrs. Carl Hart of York, and .Mrs 't ^ ‘'George^. Young of laiurens, were .Groom unfurnisrKxl . . • , visitors rK*re .Monday. •Mr. and .Mrs. J, A. (’heatham spent the week-end in Abbeville with ix'la- tives. For cash. 2<mi bu hels 'hel. D E. Tr:b)de Co Ic < cell Brunm-i “.Swin't- Ideal for iMiupuets ami P. Owens, Ic < ABB.ACrE PEANTS ami (» n i o n Plants. Rtxl. White. Yellow and .Multiplying Onion Sets. Vigoro, Bode .Mt al. CotUmsetxl .Meal and Nitrate of ,'s<vda. Lime, Sulphur. Evergreen and Triogen. Blakely Brother> .Seetl Store. Telephone 18S. Ic njk RENT ai»aitment in m-w home, private bath, iioi-ch and garage. Phone 1.V2-W, or see Mrs. W. M. McCi-ary, Calvert Avenue. Ic !guests Sunday of relalivi's at Hickory ! Tavern. : .1, .M. DeA'oung ami son, F!arl, who are at pmseiit employtxl in Danville, * Va., spent F!aster at their home here. Dr. and Mrs. F'. K. Shmly ami daughter, .Miss Margamt Shealy, are sp«‘nding this wwk in Charleston. Miss Shealy i.s representing Clinton , in the .Azalea festival. They will Im*^ joined there by their daughter and sister, .Mrs. L. H. Oden, ami Dr. Oden of Blackshear, Ga. Will .Allen .Addy, who is bsated at pr»*sent in F!astover, spent the w.ek- eml here with. .Mr.s. .Addy ami son. .Mrs. C. W. (’»>o|M*r, .Mrs. Is‘e .Add FMward' were visitor" III Giei'iivilk* Wtslne-day. •Mr. and .Mix. .). T. Brown '*f Liu- leris, s|M-iit Die week-end With the lattei’s parents, .Mr, and .Mix, Joe Burges.s. | .Mix. F’loride (ksldaid of Columbia, was the guest a few days the past wix'k id .Mr. ami .Vli". B. .S. Pinson. .Mi.sr,es FHizabeth .Sheppard of R'S'k Hill, ami .lanet Houston of York, Isith students at Winthrop, are here thi" vvi-ek for piaitice teaching at FToi da Stri-et sehoid. .Ml. umi .Mis, .1. T. Pack ami chil- d'lM pent F'.a-ter with friends in .\i.dei.''on and alleiidisl the song fi - tival at the WF -tudio in Gieen- vTle on .Sunday afferniMin. .Ml- Maiy Sue .Smith of Jom-ooro •a-hool fai-ulty, wa." the week-eri'l gue.'st of .Mr-. I>M'eno«.IJuyd^ .Miss Glady- Bynd '*and George .Mastm of Chailotte, were the week end guests of the latter'" mother, (.Mrs. D. W. .Mason. “ *•' .Ml.'" O. B. Burgess has returned to her (lutii*s at the Presbyterian h'»s- pital, Charlotte. .N. C., after spending the holidays with hi*r parents^^.-Mr:* and .Mrs. .Iih* Burgess. R. J. Pitts spent .Sunday in Sumter j and Mrs. Pitts, who visited her sister. Miss I»uise Bultman there, over the of .North Carolina. j .Mis.s Jeanette F’eigu.son of F'.ast Oraitge, .N. J.. is the giu'st of her brother, R. 17 F’ei giisoiir^and .Mrs. F'erguson. .Mrs. Veil .Mills of Leesville, Misses Katherine ami Lena Long of Newton, .N. C., visitixl Mr. and .Mrs. Henry .Suliei F'riday. Dr. and .Mrs. .S. H. Hay of .Morris town, Tenn., spent .Monday with the former’s mother, Mrs. F'. J. Hay. ' '.Mrs. J. H. flonnon and .Miriam I Doniion were visitors in GriH'tiville on I F'riday. j .Mr. and Mrs. F'laink Cason of New York City and K. .A. Ca.son of Wash- lington, Ga.. spent a few days the ■ past Week with their lirothei, L. FL jCa.son and Mrs. ( ason. j I .lames Cimch and Miss Olive De-. Young were visitors at ('himney RiK’k,' |N’, <’., Sunday. I Mr. ami -.Mrs. W. J. Hadfield of Newburgh, N. V.. were week-end guests of .Mr. and .Mrs. R. 1*. Chap man. F’riends of B. .S. Pinson will be sor ely to barn that be i." confiniHl to 'his home tliH week on account of ill ness. ' .Ml'S FIlizalteth l.ynn. Dr. .Annie Pejipei ami .Mi .Maty WTii'Iow, mem- i)»eis of FTorida .^d.ite Woman’- tol lege, Tal*a)ia"i t. F la., "pent ^ in I i.v bi le w ill till- f onieC |.;u nt D . and .Ml". I,. R - Lynn. Ml". J. A f ob man. Mix. .1 R ■ I Todd and .Ml', f . Byniim Bett at tended |)ie Pi e-byti-l la of tin- .\. R P ebuich in (ii ei-nvvo.id W ediO 'day ami Thursday. Thosi* attending the meeting on Wedtie.day weie; Mis I F!. B. .'sloan, .Mrs. In iie Todd, .Misses Maigaiet ami Katheiine Blakely, Mi'. Hubert Todd, .Ml.-.. I< L” IMaxico uml ! Rev. C. Bynum Betts. FOR SALE - FOR RENT FOR S.XLE — Just received several youn^ mules and mares. Ilaxe plenty of K»«d building! s;ind. FOR RENT — One l-rm»m house, four miles out on Cal houn Hitihwax. HUBERT J. Pins Getting Up Nights Bac^fuhe LEG PAINS - LOSS OF ENERGY - TIRED LISTLESS - LAZY FEELING - BURNING PASSAGE • DIZZINESS - SWOLLEN ANKLES NERVOUSNESS May be caused by functional KIDNEY WEAKNESS Irom inorf jnre Many kidneys betome slu4;civh and nerd jo I lo pats ol aiidt and poiv>nous wastes KI DANS i" ^ b formula indKatrd at a stimulant diurriw <■•’ the k * bladder. Thovtandtoi tuflerert irom tlu|gr\h k dneyt ^ KIDANS Report t ol plea .mg iCNulit rra^ a u- it. .irB kidney* need help to carry on ihnr norrral el***' -ti .c I write for KIDANS te Jay Te .t KIDANa on c r i •rr and . *.ar a’td e -e J 11 t * c ef rctuLt or no cott Twote -Dr. full i/r K>«t s: Send No Money ResMits or 'Money Bacl\ Wr'te r«W>r tor tnr. ' « . hll^AN.-> Sr d r.o r—r tirji SI ||C. I fji-r h j- • • ing to ea-y. dnr.t Tf r,, ,t i - wondrrtidl. refarn fP.e *.r -d u J F.IDAS /a// St TSf II • < c-f w d t ii • t .' comet larirA M e, a ' • -r h'lliA'^ 21. Atl^nt^ Cr.agii HtV IONOMY W'.ANTED—Desire to contact imme diately first-class poultry and live- stixrk man. Must be hard wtrrker an<l amt)itk>u.s. Have motiem plant already' vj.sited the former’s .><i.ster, .Mrs. \V. \V. and considerable financial investments Buino-s, and .Mr. Burnes, in Greenville in it myself. 0|>portunities for first-j the past week-end. class man. Hugh F. Little, P. 0. Box Mr. and .Mrs. F'. L. Baker of Knox- 2<»7. Phone 720, Spartanburg, S. ( . iville, Tenn., .Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ray “"-'if of Lake Toxaway, N. (’., and .Mrs. C. T. Payne of Union, were the gue.<ts of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Jr. Mrs. R. C. Naliors of Atlanta, is the vvj*ek-end, accompanied him home, j guest of her si.ster-in-law, Mr. and j Howell will leave .Saturday! Mrs. W. Taylor Adair, and Mr Adair, .McPherson in Atlanta, w'here' Mr.s. M. C. Poole and Alice Poole as 1st.. TOMATO PLANTS F'ield Grown. .Also Pepper, Flgg and S-weet Potato ants. Seed Corn. Beans, Pea.«, To-( „ he will take up active duty Lit utenant in the CCTC camp. .Ml". F’rank .Martin, Jr., and son, Frank, of Laurens, were the guests] Tuesday of .Mrs. Harry Nettles. j .M'ss Alice Neighbors of Greenville,! spent the week-end with her mother, •Mrs. R. P. Neighbors. I .Mr. and .Mrs. J. D. TRt “EC 12 tatnous xianisf^- sealed m me t)wn ( LOOK AT THESE QilALITY FEATWES w tf f I X Jimmy, spent Sunday Mr.s. F.ffie Wasson of HickojT Tax- former’s parents. Plant mate. Spinach. era, spent a few day. here the .Mastard,UttiKe. Radish. t.r«,t,lk-et.^^^ daughter, .Mr.. Bass and in Greer Mr. and .son, with Mrs and .Many Others. Blakely Brothers, Seed Store. Telephone 188 Icj Wingard, and Mr. Wingard. COTTO.N SEED — Our own Planting, cultivating, harvesting and ginning under our personal su- peiwision. Farm Relief No. 5, germi nation 97G ; Clevewilt, strain 7, 98% germination. Bushel 90c. Also a few Farm Relief No. 4, two years old, 80c. .All seed planted one year from breed- er ■with 2'f Ceresan, 10c bushel. J. P. Kellett A- Son. Fountain Inn, S. C. 27-3c .Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cooper and son, raising , ^-y*^*^* visited .Mrs. Cooper’s fath er, W’. L. Wise, in Batesburg the past week-end. Misses Bessie Smith and Gracie Carter of C3inton, N. C., were the week-end guests of friends here. 'Miss Earline Parks, iVIiss Emily Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. Buck Myrick •Mr. and .Mr.s. K. A. Pitt.s, Mrs. Ethel Pitts, F'ranees I>t*e Pitts, .Mrs.' Nannie A. Pitts and .Mrs. B. Doster visited friends in Augusta and Aiken] on Sunday. I Mr. and M rs. E. A. Sim.s and daugh-| ter of Atlanta, ..Mrs. J. P. Maddoxi and .son of Madison, Ga., spent Easteri with their mother, Mrs. C. L. Sims.* t.Mi.ss F'ranees Simpson was the' Striking new Westing- house design ,.. all-steel cabinet, insulated against heat and n<Mse . . . all porcelain food compart ment . . . scientific shelf arrangement. Add to these the big San- alloy Froster, with Ex-Press Tray Re lease on all ttays the thrifty “Econo mizer” mechanism, with forced-draft cooling, lifetime lubrication, and backed by a 5-year protection plan. Be sure to see it, and compare the value! .A^g™:;;?aj/aiked. Willtreati-d CarroH Jadcson of R^viHe, vis- , O,, Ifir hushj.! J. P. the letters parents. Mr. and Mrs. We Do AU Kinds of PRLNTINC > Except B.AD CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. D. J. Jack.son Monday. .Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Craig of Ga.'<- tonia, N. C., were here .Friday for the funeiaJ of John T. Little. Mrs. Geo. W. Lee of Spartanburg, spent Friday here with her brother, S. P. Loftis, and Mrs. Loftis. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wells were the mpm EaS<ONTHEHEAPT EAjES pain FOR I PAIN Safe, Quick 15c at Drug Stores TOII’IE MONEY ANEAO WITN I WESTIUIMSE "ECNItMT-SIl'* MAXWELL BROS. & KINARD CLINTON — TWQ STORES — LAIUENS i ♦ ar CS-MTTtll CtSTS «•*!/