The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 28, 1942, Image 6
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C
Thursday, May 28, 1942
Want Ads
riPOR SALE—20 bushels of rood peas.
H. D. Ran tin. IP
ACCIDENT INSURANCE TICKETS
cost-only 25c a day, pay up to
es*
11-4c
FOR SALE —Three used
bicycles.
See Lewis Cooper or
telephone
210-M.
1c
ALL KINDS OF FIREWOOD—Give
me your orders for size and length
wanted. Pet B. Adair, Phone 390-W. j
FOR SALE—Good saddle horse, age
four and half. Extra fat. See Strick
& Sons, Clinton. J Ip
WANTED—Red and white oak*tim-j
bers. Will pay cash. Will buy in'
large or small boundaries or by thei
tree. A. B. Chandler, Mountville,;
S. C.
H-5p
FOR SALE—No. 10 Remington" type
writer, in good shape. Chick Ray,
at fire department. Phone 118. Ip
ARE your pullets growing like they
should? If not, perhaps a change in
feed wo.uld help them. Give Spartan
Growing and Developing Mash "or
Pellets a trial and get your birds in
shape for heavy egg production this
fall. C-W-S Guano Co. 1c
MinitTe Man Flies High.—This is
the new Minute Man War Bond
Flag, designed -by the Treasury
Department for firms and organiza
tions which attain more than 90
percent participation in War Sav
ings Bonds purchases by their em
ployees or members through a sys
tematic purchase plan. The Minute
Man is emblazoned in white on a
blue background, surrounded by
thirteen stars, representing the
Nation’s thirteen founding States.
When companies, labor unions,
REWARD—Liberal reward for infer-:
motion leading to conviction of the
person who shot my fox terrier dog
twice within the last ten days. H. L.
Eichelberger. 1c
SWEET POTATO PLANTS, Tomato,'
Hot Pepper, Sweet Pepper, Egg-!
plants and Cabbage. Also Fertilizers,.!
Insecticides, Dust Guns and Spray
ers. Blakely Brothers Seed Store.
Telephone 188. 1c
KEROSENE —10c per gallon. Yar-' I)rAD| P Ufill IfUAU/
borough Oil Co., West Main St. 2p rLvrLL I UU IMlUff
and other organizations top the 90-
percent
special
Award
percent figure, they will receive a
Minute Man Certificate of
signed by Secretary Mor
gen thau, the State Administrator,
and the State Chairman of the
War Savings Staff, the Treasury
Department announced. This cer
tificate entitles the recipient to fly
the flag, which is being manufac
tured in varions sizes and is sold by
licensed suppliers at a nominal
price.
BRIEFS.. ABOUT
WANTED- Everybody to put scrjpl T r jp S VisitOfS
metal in the pen on the square, i » r .
" "
Clinton Lions Club.
DAHLIA TUBERS. Choice Tubers
from the Largest Grower in U. S.
About 40 Different Varieties, Large
and Pompon. Al so Packaged Assort
ments. Blakely Brothers Seed Store.
Telephone 188.
Don Rhame, son of Dr. and Mrs.
D. t). Rhahne, has returned to his
home after spending some time with
Mrs. Rhame’s sister, Mrs. James
Murrah, and Mr. Murrah in John-
Ic'ston.
Friends of Mrs. Eric Barnes will
FOR SALE—Red top cane seed, $1.60 , , . L . .
per bu. Orange seer. $1.70. Honey, be ^ to know she 15 improving
drip, $1.80. Mixed cowpeas, $2.75.! after bein g 111 the P^t few da y s -
Also calcium arsenate. Complete line Mrs. B. H. Boyd is at home after
of fertilizers, including side dresser, being a patient at the local hospital. . tt o* * n.
H. M. Franks, Telephone 3072, Lau- 'Her friends will be glad to know she, ceived i rom tbe United States Treas-
Retailers Asked To
Help Sell Stamps
Treasury Requests
Local Firms To Devote
15 Minutes July 1.
The merchants and retailers of
Clinton, as well as throughout the
entire country, will be called upon,
the Chamber of Commerce has been
advised, to devote fifteen minutes at
noon on July 1st, to sell exclusively
war bonds and stamps. Further de
tails will be announced soon.
The following telegram was re-
rens, S. C.
FOR SALE—1941 Ford Tudor De-',
18-4p is improving satisfactorly.
iury department:
— i
m r i^i rorn iunor ue-' F riend s of Miss Ann Covil, of the, retailers are being asked to
jk iy4i roro luaor hosoital nursing staff will regret to lcoo P erate in a nationwide tribute to
luxe Clean, tires good, radio and nospixai nursing sian, win regret 10
a ter. Mileage 21,000. H. C. John- k "°w she “ >«• iToOno^nbv su^endhut aU sales
son, 74 Centennial St. Ip! Roy Snaith and L. H. Davidson. , ^ “ erchand (or lS ^nutes and
BABY CHICKS tor~$7^5~ per Too.' ^rt'^n.^."'^.^
Blood Tested Barred Rocks, White re d to the air corps technical school, ^
Rocks, R. I. Reds, White Wyandottes Keesler Field, Miss. ' clusivel y- We ^ c® un ting on your
and Buff Orpingtons. Also Feeds,; Friends of Mrs. P. S. Jeanes will
Feeders, Fountains, Remedies and regret to know she is ill at the home Vnfv
Oyster Shells. Blakely Brothers Seed G f her son, Capt. Robert P. Jeanes,! to J a
Store. Telephone 188. 1c and Mrs. Jeanes in Manchester, ^mpaign of Retailers for Victory.
; Tw.r. .Will you advise how many of your
WANTED—A truck driver who can, • local retailers will participate? Please
furnish work for my 14-ft. Ford James Holland is spending the . possible so that I
take truck, or will sell same a. bar- week in Mountville with his aunt, ^ “ v ^ n ' M^genthau
gtn L lnqu,re J at 3 1 W L Owens S t. « Mg. W^Jacks. and Mr. J^ks.^ | and President Roosevelt on Monday
GLADIOLUS BULBS. No. 1 Bulbs nette Moorhead, Coker college stu- morning.
in Picardy, Flaming Sword, Berty dents> have returned to their homes * “Benjamin.H. Namm, Chm.,
Snow, Dr. Bennett, Debonair, Prim- here and in Goldville for the sum-
rose, Princess, La Paloma, Maid of mer
Orleans, Minuet and Recovery. Also
Rainbow Mixture. Blakely Brothers
Seed Store. Telephone 188. 1c
ROTENONE DUST. Don’t let the in-
sects ruin your garden Use Rote-
no.ne Dust, the non-poisonous, highly
effective remedy. We also have Black
Leaf 40, Evergreen, Red Arrow, Trio-
gen, Sufphur, Calcium Arsenate, Ar-1 State Park, Columbia, for observa-
senate of Lead, Sprayers and Dust Hon and treatment. -
Guns. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. 1 Capt. M. P. Freeman of Spence
Telephone 188. 1c field - Moultrie, Ga., flew here Mon-
day to attend the graduation exer-!
OFFICE FOR RENT — In National cises of the high school. His sister, i
Bank Building. Store room on Mus- Miss Carolyn Freeman, was a mem-'l
grove Street. See Copeland-Stone ber of the class. V
Co., or Heath Copeland. tf| Miss Elizabeth Graham, who gracf-i
Youths 18 and '19 , .
To Register June 30
Will Be Fifth-Registra
tion of Nation's
Manpower.
While the local Selective service
board has received no information as
yet as to the registration of youths
between the ages of 18 and 19, Wash
ington announces that approximately
three million youths of these ages
will visit registration boards June 30
to complete the survey of manpower
for fighting or making weapons for
combat.
The state selective service office
states that this fifth listing is ex
pected to produce an estimated 25,000
youths in South Carolina, who will
be liable to military call when they
reach the age of 20. Gen. Holmes B.
Springs, state selective service direc
tor, says that the method of registra
tion will be determined soon.
Four previous registrations took
care of men 20 through 64 years of!
age—nearly 40,000,000 of them.
Those 18 and 19 years old cannot
be drafted for military service under!
existing law, but some of them might;
be. mobilized along with older men I
for service in war plants. I
The bureau of research and statis
tics of the federal security agency es- j
timated that as of April 1 there were
2,483,000 men in that age bracket,
while probably 500,000 who have 1
turned 20 also will register June 30.
The army and navy also have been
When a Child Needs
a Laxative I
' -«►
SYRUP OF-BLACK-DRAUGHT
, is a tasty liquid that most children
will welcome whenever they need a
laxative. What’s more important, it
has the same main ingredient' as
BLACK-DRAUGHT, iti older com
panion. Perhaps that’s why it usu
ally gives a child such refreshing
relief from the familiar symptoms
irhich show a laxative is needed.
Comes in two sizes: 25c—50c.
urging*' voluntary enlistments of
youths of 18; and 19, and those who
hdve joined the armed forces will
not have to register.
The presidential proclamation fix
ing June 30 as registration day also
made provision for registration be
fore or after that date in exceptional
cases.
From the pool of nearly 43,000,000
men who will have signed up with
local selective service boards by July
1, approximately 22^00,000 win be
withdrawn for military duty or for
work in war factories.
Ink, Pa#te, Carbon Paper, Second
Sheets, Ink Pads, Stenographers'
Note Books, Letter Box Files, Type
writer Ribbon*. Chronicle Publishing
Co. Phone 74.
1921—-1941
Hugh L Eichelberger
NEW YORK LIFE MAN
20 Yean Experience
Professional Insurance Informatio
“ Furnished Free
Member — The National Amodation of Life
Underwriters.
MASONS CALLED FOR SPECIAL
v MEETING
The Grand Master of Masons in South Carolina, Dr.
Joseph B. Hyde of Charleston, has by proclamation called
the 266 Lodges in the State to meet in their respective
halls Monday evening, June 1st, to consider certain mat
ters of importance to the Fraternity with its member
ship ofl8,000..
This is the second year that South Carolina Masons
have observed “Simultaneous Meetings Night,” a custom
that has attracted nation-wide notice among the Fra
ternity.
Campbell Lodge No. 44 has made fall preparation
for this meeting, and all resident Masons whose mem
bership is elsewhere are assured a welcome.
Regular meeting Friday night. May 29th. E. A. de
gree wfll be conferred. You are urged to be present.
WM. J. DAVIS, W. M.
V. P. ADAIR, Secretary.
\
Shop In Your
Own Home Town
“Retail Advisory Committee,
“U. -S. Treasury Department,
“Washington, D. C.”
Mrs. Ernest Chaney, attended the
graduation exercises at Asheville! “
Farm school the past week-end. Her!
son, Frank, was a member of theja _.a . ftmr Ma* i* «* m
graduating class. 2 yea " W - 50 * At ^ T ™ 12 ’
Friends of Robert Bobo, son of
TIME IS SHORT
Colliers’ Weekly, $2.90 per year,
Mrs. W. N. Bobo, wkl regret to know
he became a patient yesterday at'
per year, 2 years $5.00.
American Home, $1.00 per year,
3 years $2.00. After July, $1.50 per
year, 3 years $3.00.
See me for other specials.
See or Call .
JAMES W. CALDWELL
At Clinton Tea Room at 1:39
.. . , . uated Monday from the University
FREE! If excess acid causes you pains 0 f South Carolina, it at home for the
of Stomach Ulcers, Indigestion, summer. Prof, and Mrs. Graham, Dr.
Heartburn, Belching. Bloating, Nau- Bothwell and Miss Katherine Gra-
sea, Gas Pains, get free sample, Udga, bam attended the graduating exer-
at Kellers Drug Store. 12p-7-2 c j 8eSa Katherine Graham, libra-
. rian at the Rock Hill high school,
ATTENTION, LADIES. 100 Calling w m arr i ve Sunday to spend the sum-
Cards, 50 Informals and 50 Envel-' mer borne.
■opes op platinujg parchment paper
★ nirinill—* r ~*in ~ -A
WUai you Buy wuu
l WAR BONDS
with engraved plate. Modem design.
All for' $3.50. Chronicle Publishing
Co., Phone 74. -
U. S. APPROVED CHICKS—Prices;
reduced, bloodtested Barred .and
White Rocks, New Hampshires, R£Li
Reds, $8.75 the 100 delivered. Hatch-j
es off Tuesdays and Fridays. Broad
Breast White Baby Turkeys, $35 the< -Ships of the Destroyer typo com-
100 delivered. Farmers’ HatehtfyJ uprise the bulk of our fighting ship*
900 Main S,t., Newberry, S. C. • tf In the American Navy. Their aver-
' age displacement i* about 1800 ton*,
^ and they are fast, powerful, and
hard hitting. They have been par
ticularly effective in convoy duty and
j gave a good accotmt of themselves
jrlb the Coral Sea engagement. They
cost approximajxly $3,600,000 each.
LAST CALL!
To Enroll for Voting In
June Democratic *
Primary.
Books Close
Saturday
MAY'30 —0 O’CLOCK
AU Candidates* Entrance
..Fees Must Be Paid
By Saturday.
PERHAPS
. . . you may not be able
to make so many trips this
summer.
But Cheer Up!
. . . you will always find
cool, restful relaxation and
enjoyable entertainment..
..jtt the...
CASINO and
BROADWAY
THEATRES
(See Progn&n on Bare 2)
TO CHECK
IN 7DAYS *
Aif&cry Navy shipyard is turning
out Destroyers in record time. They
are essential for our two-ocean
Nd*y., Purchase of more and more
Wat 1 B6itd* will assure all-out pro
duction of these vital units for the
JNevyr- Buy every pay day. If ev
erybody invests at least ten percent
of his income in War Bonds we can
job. V. S. Trmimry Dtpwtmm*
do .the
SUBSCRIBB TO THB GHRONIClJi
BUT —
If You Can’t Purchase What
* *5
You Want at Home -
ORDER BY
MAIL
from The Aug. W. Smith Co.
Our personal shoppers will make every attempt to
fill your wants promptly arid efficiently.
, DRIVE CAREFULLY.
SAVE A LIFE
SO FAB THIS YEAR THERB
HAVE BEEN —
O
TATALITIES
from
AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENTS »
In
LAURENS COUNTY
Let’* Strive Te Make
1942 a Safe Year On
the Highways.
^hls date last year. 0
JANE DALTON DAILY AY MS OVER WSPA.
, TOO. FOE HER WEEKLY MAIL ORDER SPECIAL
Buy More War Bonds and Stamps Regularly
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