The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 14, 1940, Image 2
/
/
■ r*
Page Two
THE CLINTON CHRONiqE. CLINTON. S. C.
Tliursdoy^ November 14^ 1^
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. |
November 18 and 19
''Knute Rockne, All-
American"
With PAT OBRIEN. GALE PAGE.'
RONALD REAGAN, DONALD
CRISP. !
Blue Hose Ankieb
Meet Newberry Friday
Hoys Hospitoi Adds
New Equipment
Hays hospital of this city, with Dr.
S. C. Hays and Dr. D. O. Rhame, Jr.,
as owners, begins a series of educa
tional advertisements in
LEGION AUXILIARY
ANNOUNCES WINNERS
of Season.
The American Legion Auxiliary
wishes to announce tbe winners in
PrAcfkvf^rinn Frnch In as owners, begins a series of educa-{the window display contest which the
rrwuy^riuii I luaii iii Jtional advertisements in today’s'chapter sponsored for Armistice day.
First Home Appearance * paper. | First place was awarded to The
I The hospital, one of the most n»-| Ladies Ready-to-Wear shoppe. We
{demly equipp^ in this section, has | congratulate Miss Adair on winning
'just installed additional x-ray equip-jthe offered trophy for the third con-
As a prelude to the Presbyterian-; ment. It now enters upon' its 25th i secutive year. This gives Miss Adair
Here’s the real story of the immor-' Wofford tilt to be played here Satur-; year of service to the people of this! full possession of the cup. ^
tal “Rock”—as simple as lovable, as (jay afternoon, the Anklets of Pres-1 community. | Second place was awarded to Ham-
thrilling as he was! Come and live ibyterian will, meet their fourth foej jilton’s, third place'to Clinton Flower
again tho.se unforgettable moments;of the current season on home sod i ■' ""Vshop, each having unique and origl-
when the miracle man put the fight^for the first time this year. The hefty, 'rilir mnnVTrf displays,
in “The Fighting Iri.sh” . . . and the [freshman outfit will be pitted against ( We want to thank aU Merchants
kick in football!
Selected Short. Latest News.
10 A. M. Show—MONDAY.
10c and 28c
WI^DNESDAY and THURSDAY,
November 20 and 21
THANKSGIVING
//
,an invading Newberry team here Frl-
Iday afternoon before an expected
'large crowd. , v i
Coach Lonnie McMillian statbd,
I earlier in the week that his frosh i
■outfit was on its toes in practice ses-
jsions and after a three weeks lay-j
off, are pulling at the reigns for their j
'game tomorrow. The Newberry elev
en turned back McMillian’s 1939'
Ic per word for flrat inser
tion; five insertions for the
price of four. Minimom charge
' 25c.
Cards of thanks and tribntea
of respect, Ic a word, payrble
in advance. Miniamm 50c.
who entered the contest, helping to
make ft a svicpess.
May we also thank all who partici-
pated in our celebration on the
[square, without whose aid we could
not ha^e observed the day in an
American way.
MRS. B. O. WHITTEN,
President American Legion
Auxiliary.
No Time For Comedy
With JAMES STEWART, ROSA- frosh squad which invaded the i
IND RUSSELL. GENEVIEVE TO-|dian camp last .season by a score SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE
camp
14 to 7.
All dresses reduced. Buy now.
LIND
BIN, CHARLIE RUGGLES. t
The author .says it’s No Time forj Last week the Calvinist frosh heldoppe.
Comedy but when that mister who only light practice sessions due to a i fOR RENT Brick bungalow on Fer-
oaplured Washington tris to master number of injuries to first string! guson street. See R. J. Pitts. Ic
that vs’oman of “The Women” . . .'linemen and backs. But when thej
iThe Favorite Paper In CUnton Homea
well, to heck with the author! There’s | starting whistle sounds Friday not a RYE GRASS. The Best Grass for a
no time for anything . . . but laughs! 'single man will be listed to be outj Green Lawn and Pasture All Win-
Feature begins 2:37. 4:53, 7:09 and of uniform. Not a single man is in-iter Long. Also Vigoro, Bone Meal,
9;2f«. jured at present and the freshmen j Cottonseed Meal, Nitrate of Soda
A “Crimes Does Not Pay” subject, are out to put on an excellent show, iand Vitamin Bl. Blakely Brothers
“Drunk Driving.”
“THE SHADOW”—Chapter 14.
9 30 A. M. Show—WEDNESDAY.
10c and 28c
HOSPITAL NEWS
FRID.AY .AM) SATURDAY,
November 22 and 23
"Boom Town"'
With CLARK GABLE. SPENCER
Mrs. Ellen Mapp of Kinard, is do
ing nicely following an operation.
Mrs. W. E. Thompson of Monroe, ,
X. C.. is a patient at the hospital.
Seed Store. Telephone 188.
Icl
ENGAGE your 'Thanksgiving turkey
now. Only a limited number.
Thornwell Orphanage Poultry Farm.
TRACY, CLAUDETTE COLBERT,
SEE the complete line of Ladies’ and
j Junior Coats. Popular prices. Use
. ^ our lay-away plan. Chaney’s Dress
Mrs. W. L. Stone of Cross Hill,
returned home after a tonsil o,
HEDY LAMARR, FRANK MORGAN.
ROSE BUSHES—We expect our ship-
Milford Wright-is convalescing fol-l ment every day of fine, individual-,
Drama at its rnightiest . . . sw’eep- gn operation. Iiy wrapped bushes. Etoile de Hoi-!
ing from the oil fields of the great . Mrs. Sam Hairston of Greenwood, land, Red Radiance, Talisman, Dru-'
luxurious Manhattan hospital following a;schki and others. Blakely Brothers i
week’s illness. ( ISeed Store. TelephoneM88. lC|
Mrs. T. B. Carlisle of Newberry,
S<>ulh've<t to
pent‘louses! Adventurous men and
the beauties who loved them . . broke
one ciay. millions to burn the next, jg recuperating after an operation GET YOUR THANKSGIVING TUR-
They spent it when they had it . . KEY today. All choice birds. Any
living life to the hilt . . . high, wide ^j^gg Mildred Cummings has re-'size delivered any day at 22c pound
and handsome! It B-O-O-M-S "’'Id ^home. following a short ill-!f live weight). Smith-Plaxico Farm.
^^1***, 4 XT ness.
at’rrday7%emure begins SJirtttan'bst* weSi”’’':TOR iXS OB
4 36.6:53, 9:11. , Mrs. Don C^land has returned' 4-door ^nk sedan Motor perf^,
10c and 28c [honre after a few days’ illness. paint, new seat covers. Good
Mrs. Edward McAlister is improv-i
386-W. S. A. Pitts. Ip
NOTE — Account of the special . ,
Thanksgiving program, Wednesday
and Thursday will have regular ad
mi.vsion prices—10c and 28c.
Miss Elsie Burkett has returned HUNTING or Trespassing of any I
'home after a few days’ illness. ^ind allowed on our land.
I W. M. Sumerel has returned home' DAVID T. PITTS.
. following a long illness. JOHN H. PITTS
Dessie Wilkes has returned home 2i-2p J. H. PITTS, JR.
after an operation. ! — i
Mrs. Elsie Gregory has returned TRESPASS NOTICE—rNotice is giv-[
►ome after an illness of several en that hunting, fishing or tres-
weeks. passing of any kind upon the land
Mrs. E. H. (Bud) Ray has returned of the Mississippi Youngs is herebyj!
home following a long illness. prohibited. Violators of this notice |
RED CROSS DRIVE
UNDER WAY HERE
will be prosecuted.
‘Young, Clinton, S. C.
Miss
M^eie,
28-3C
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
November 18 and 19
"Flowing Gold"
With JOHN GARFIELD, FRAN-1
CES FARMER. POT O’BRIEN, RAY-'
MOND WALBURN, CLIFF ED
WARDS. TOM KENNEDY. .
They'd rather have danger than I
dollars, fun and fortune. That’s why for Clinton and this area got.off to a ANTED Spare time salesman toi|
NEW Holly Vogue Shirts. Pastels and
white. Just the blouse for a suit.
The annual Red Crooss roll call $1.98. Chaneys Dress Shoppe.
they a.sk no part of the wealth of good start Monday morning when a handle line of men’s hose at home,
black gold that flows through their group of men and women took to the ophool dtuHpnts needine monev fori
hand.s—nr. part but the thrill of find-[field, to raise the assigned quota of college given preference. Southern!I
''' . ,,, [$1,000. Sajej. p Q Box 1162, Columbia,
“ " Plans for the drive had been com- g Ip
pleted by the local chairman, J. B.
Selected Shorts. Movietone News.
10c and 20c
IC A. M. Show—TUESDAY.
Townsend, with the canvass being BUY the wife or sweetheart a Christ-
AVEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
November 20 and 21
"Earl of Puddlestone"
A Higgins Family picture. Withlof ^he city.
JAMES. LUCILE and RUSSELL] pQy Gasque
made by the Lions club as the spon-, mas present now. Lovely Robes at
soring organization. The membership pbpular prices. Get these at Chaney’s
; in the residential sections is headed Dress Shoppe. ,
I by Mrs. J. B. Townsend, assisted by. WILL PAY straight salary 135 00 nerM
a number of ladies from all >
I week, man or woman with auto,
I sell Egg Producer to Farmers. Eu-
GL^SON. HARRY “dAVENPORT, ' ma''n'!''sta'terjLterday^that $350 has ’ reka Mfg. Co., East St. Louis. III. Ip
LOIS RANSON, TOMMY RYAN. been raised in the city proper thus FOR SALE — Boy’s bicycle in goodd
^The Lone Wolf Meets
A
far in the drive.
a
Commttfitty Sing At
With WARREN WILLIAM, JEAN . . L ? C L I
MUIR. ERIC BLORE, VICTOR Acodemy street dcnool
JORY. ROGER PRYOR. WARREN •
HULL. •
“Unusual Occupatioins.”
9 30 A. M. Show—THURSDAY.
10c and 15c
condition. 20-inch size. $10. Mrs. I
!G. A. Burton, Phone 321-J. Icj
TRESPASS NOTICB—Notice is giv
en that hunting, fishing or tres-!|
passing of any kind upon my land is||
^ hereby prohibited. Violators of this!
The public is cordially invited to n^Hce will be prosecuted. J. C. Cope-
attend an old-time community smg- Columbia, S. C. 21-3c
ing to be held at Academy Street i
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20
THANKSGIVING EVE
Owl Show—11:30
"Dancing On A Dime"
A hit musical built around a Hit
Parade tune. With GRACE MCDON
ALD ROBERT PAIGE, VIRGINIA
DALE. WILLIAM FRAWLEY.
Also Selected Shorts.
lOc ai^d 20c
school Monday, Nov. 18, at 7:30 pjn.'FOR SALE —Pen-fed turkeys, nice
The program will include familiar and fat. Also fresh 5-gaIlon Jersey
patriotic, sacred and folk songs fpr cow with third calf. Weight 900 lbs.
group singing and special numbers {Mrs. W. R. Anderson, Clinton, S. C,
by local quartets and choruses. AiH.F.D. 1 ^
number of stunts will also add fun: p^pF-i If excess acid causes yqu
to^e (Kcasiom pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indiges-
Miss Helen Connolly WPA recre- Heartburn. Belching, Bloating,
ation director, IS in charge of the jjausea. Gas Pains, get free -sample,
program and Mrs lone Wallace, sti- Kellers Drug Store. Jan2p
prvisor of the NYA home, will direct
the siriging.
.//
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
November 22 and 23
"The Range Busters
With RAY “Crash” CORRIGAN,
JOHN “Du.sty” KING, MAX “Alibi” i
TERHUNE. I
Danger, thrills, romance, comedy, j
my.stery, the tuneful appeal of cow- j
boy ballads—you’ll get ’em all in the |
fast-aetjon reels o{ “The Range
BuiJters.” 1
Beginning — “THE ADVENTURES
OF RED RYDER”—with DON ““Red” i
BARRY. I
Comedy, “A Bundle of Bliss,” with j
Andy Clyde. “Screen Slnapshots.” I
“Touchdown Demand.” |
10c and 20c
RUBBER STAMPS
All Sizes — Quick Service
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
FOR SALE — Eight weeks old pedi
greed buff and sorrell cocker span
iel puppies. Papers furnished for reg
istration. Three males, two femals.
Reasonably priced. Georgia Brooker,
i State Training School. . c-tf
'4-
SPECIAL
Life Magazine, $3.60 per year —
gaod until December 10.
Fortune Magazine, $7.75—good un-
tHI January 7.
JAMES W. CALDWELL
' CaU 276
TO RELIEVE
MISERY OF
COLDS
666
m ‘*K«k-My-
UQUID
TABLETS
SALVE
NOSE DBOP8
COUGH DROPS
WiMiiwfvl
NEW X RAT MACHINE INSTALLED AT HATS
Important for Women
A weak, run-down condition often
gives a fo'Othold to functional
dysmenorrhea, causing much peri
odical distress from headaches,
nervousness, cramp.-like pain for
women. CARDUI so often helps in
such cases, for it sharpens appe
tite, boosts flow of gastric juices;
so improves digestion, helps build
physical resistance. CARDUI, tak
en a few days before and during
“the time,” is another way to help
periodic distress. Used 60 years.
NATUROPATHY
. . . uniformly effective in
the treatment of Arthritis,
Neuritis, Rheumatism, Sci
atica, Lumbago and Ner
vousness.
DR. L. B. MARION
No. 1 National Bank Bldg.
CLINTON, S. C.
HOME STORE
Western Meats and Fresh Lamb
Morr^’s Pride Tenderized
HAMS
Whole-^10 16 12 Lba Avg.
b.. 20c
Uver Pudding
lb. . lOc
TENDER
PIG UVER
2 lbs. 2Sc
PURE PORK
SAUSAGE
2 lbs 35c
PORK RIBS
lb...
FRESH
OYSTERS
PINT— QUART-fc
25c 50C
Fresli Lean PORK
SHOULDERS
lb.. 15c
Whole
PICNIC HAMS
b..
17c
FRESH HAMS
Ik . 20c
Kingan's Reliable
SLICED
BACON
lb. .. 27e
Subscribe to The Chronicle — S1.50 a Year
am
Crying Sleeping | AQ
BABY DOLLS
Lifelike! Lovable! Daintily
dressed, e^ to panties!
21” Baby 2.98
24” Baby SJ8
26” Baby L98
Table and Choir Set
Smart modern furniture of
streamline metal! Bright red
enamel fini^ baked on for long
war! Sturdy!
CHAIN DRIVE
VELOCIPEDE
Strong tubular steeL adjuaUble
handlebar, sturdy rubber flresl
Ball bearings!
PIANO
98c
Good ttmel 8
keys! Gleny
t‘i maple tmiA!
3 Wheel SCOOTER
98<
For Hauling BIG Loads!
STREAMLINED STAKE
WAGON
With Detachable Top!
Safer — easy to
balance! Tubular
metgl frame.
Rubber tires!
Velocipede
2.98
Rubber tires!
'' Front wheel
ball bearings!
You can i-emove the varnished
hardwood top and you have a
speedy streamlined wagon! Large
body—34”xl5Vi”—and wheels, in
baked red enamel finish!
Sputih Cardina
.‘■'='1