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CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C
Thursday, December 3, 1942
Want Ads
JOR RENT — Two apartments. Mrs.
H. D. ftaptin, at post office. ; 1c
TDR SALE—Ladies’ bicycle, reason-1
able price. Call 391-R. lei
iNO HUNTING or TRESPASSING al
lowed on obr home place, Horton
place or Kelly place. J. H. Pitts, Sr.,j
David T. Pitts. 1c;
^CABBAGE PLANTS. Nice Frost
proof Cabbage Plants and White;
Bermuda Onion Plants. Also Onion
Sets and all Seasonable Seeds. Blake
ly Brothers Seed Store. Telephone
188. / « If
FOR SALE—Several used bicycles,
boys’ and girls’. New tires for sale, j
Also bicycle repairing. See Lewis
Cooper. Phone 210-M. tf
LOST—“B” gas ration book fof 1939 ^
Chevrolet Sedan, license C-33-249.;
If found please return to Mrs. Eva
Hanvey, Route 1. 10-2p
POSITIVELY NO HUNTING, tres
passing or hauling of tree-laps
from the D. T. Copeland Estate place
near Goldville. Violators will be
prosecuted. J. H. Pitts, Jr 1c •
PANSY PLANTS. Giant Mixed Col-,
ors. Also Bulbs. Rye Grass, Onion |
Plants, Vigoro and Bone Meal. Blake- [
ly Brother Seed Store. Telephone
188.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE Tick
ets cost only 2oc a day, pay up
to 15,000. S. W. Sumerel. Phone
80 and 32. _ • " 26-6c
THE NATIONAL SCENE
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As Washington Sees It i
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Washington, Dec. 1.—With ration
ing now covering enough products so
that it has become a real concern of
: millions of people, the Office of Price
Administration here, which controls
rationing, is being flooded with prob-
ems of major proportions.
Once more the OPA has learned
that any announcement of a shortage
leads to immediate rush buying and
thus hastens the shortage. Even in
the case of butter, a product on
which it would be foolish to hoard
because of. spoilage, the announce
ment of tne freezing of 50 per cent
of the nktioh’s butter reserves
brought an overnight buying surge
and consequently an overnight scar
city in retail stores.
| The machinery for rationing food/
! products, such as coffee and sugar, is
now operating quite smoothly. With
'each new product there are difficul-
ities in getting the rationing into op
eration, particularly because of mis- j
i understandings or lack of informa-j
tion among the people, but once the
issue is clarified the coupon system
seems to work well.
The .greatest problems still are
concerned with gasoline rationing,
since many rackets have developed
for illegal sales of gasoline and there
" j is a generfal opposition to the whole
Rev. and Mrs. R. D. Hughes and | Camp Stewart, Ga., spent Tuesday i p rogram among certain groups of
little daughter, Peggy, spent Thanks- 1 with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dunaway, j i n tj, e states where gasoline
giving day with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. J Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stockman of is plentiful, it is difficult for the peo-
"Meet the People..
and word portrait of aomeona whoa* nama la nows.)
•U. S. forces in the South Pacific area sur
rounding the Solomon Islands must face two
bad facts, two very good ones. They are out
numbered on land and harassed on the sea by
deadly Jap sub activity. But—they rule the
air and, through a co-ordination of air and
sea power, may yet be able to putmaneuver
the Jap navy.
eln command of the U. S. navy in the South
Pacific area is Admiral William Frederick
Halsey, who is himself a flyer and who has un
der him a group of air-minded officers. That
the Solomons campaign took a turn for the
better right after his appointment as com
mander ii) that area is probably not a coinci-
t he still has a big job to da He
a way to bring in the planes we
intain our air supremacy,
alsey’s appointment indicates that
s attempting to pqt into field com-
unger men, preferably those with
g. It rifay also indicate that the
often predicted shakeup in the naval high com?
mand is not far off. -
dence.
must fin
need to
eAdmir;
the na
mands
pilot tra
Admiral Halsey
WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
lc MRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent
Hughes in Great Falls. Spartanburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
Mrs. Leila Smith and Mrs. Vic-! ence Blackmon of Lydia, spent Sun-
pie to see why they should be ra
tioned, even though they do under
stand that the purpose of it is tb pre-
52 Christmas presents in one—a year’s tor Mattox spent Sunday with Mr. day with Mrs. Mattie Stockman.
subscription to The Chronicle. List l and Mrs. J. L. Mattox near Whitmire. Mr.’and Mrs. L. A. Boyette and serve tires,
your subscription today by calling 74. i Miss Lillian Braswell spent the son, Eugene, visited in Spartanburg j The unwillingness of the people in
T/V2T Onp loree Jersev milch cow week-end wit1 ^ M ! ss Naomi Basha in recently. I the Midwest to agree to gasoline ra-
LOST—One large Jersey mncn c • chappels. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Lanford, t ; on ; ng au ite understandable in
with horns. Notify . oe Leake. Pj Mr and Mrs R u thel Neal and and children visited Mr. and Mrs.' t j,ose states, but it has created a
LOST—“A'’ gas ration book for 1940 i Mrs. Lula Neal of Greenville, visited J. D. Hutto in Livingston recently. | strong inter-sectional conflict, both
Ford. If found, please return to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Vick of Whit-, in CO ngress and among the people.
Quillen Ginn. 99 Sloan St. 3-2cj Mr. and Mrs. Ovell Woody and mire, visited Mr. and Mrs. A.
T Avmr MASH pft I FTS We have daughter * Melbie - and Violet Ginn Wilbanks Sunday.
LAYING MASH I ELLETS We have th(? week _ end with Mr anH
Laying Mash in Pellet and Masn ^ rn^
forms. Al:>o Dog Feed, Goat Feed,
W.
Hall-Merel
The Easterners, who have been ra
tioned on gasoline for many months,
aVe now having their rations cut still
! further, feel that the mid-Westerners
Mr. and
Mrs. Thurman Kesler in Toccoa, Ga.
Calf Meal. Dairy Feed. Fat Back Hog Miss . Lo J. dse JJ pent r the n VeC h" Mr - and Mrs - L - A - Ball announce; are showing an unpatriotic attitude
r.-.:— ri nnri end wltb ^ r - and ^* rs - Guy Batch- marriage of their daughter,, in resisting rationing. The people in
i Dorothy, to Aston Merel, of Gold-! the gasoline states, on the other hand,
Blakelv Brothers Seed Store. Tele- Bill El ledge who has enlisted in the vd j et on Saturday, November 28. ‘can’t see why the Easterners can’t
Horse and
and Grains
for Chickens.
phone 188.
lc
navy, left last Friday.
The ceremony ‘ was performed by be good sports about it and accept
. , and Mrs. Julian ftmith of n ev ^ Tj ns i e y Lydia,-in the rationing of gasoline without insist-
LOST — Childs play pen between Greenwood, spent last week with presence of a few close friends. MrJ ing that it be nation-wide.
, Clinton and Chester. If found re- Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Elledge. . and ^ rs Merel are making their i The gasoline problem is particu-
tum to or notify Mrs. Jimmy ^ a S- Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Rollins ar >o h ome in Goldville. , larly difficult for the government to
ers, Columbia St., Chester. 10-2p diildrert of Greenwood, spent the ^ handle to the safisfaction of all, for
FOR RENT—7-room house, garden, ^ e f k_end wdh ^ Ir ; and Mrs ; R Boozer Promoted everyone realizes there is plenty of
wood. Near State Training School. R ^ hel Rollms remained for i Friends of Ral h G Boozer wiU be ! gasoline in this-nation to supply all
Mrs. Will
School.
Adair, at the Training
tf
longer
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Guest, and interested to know he was recently
Birth Announcement
Lee
- B Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Butler .“spent promoted to the rank of sergeant
FAT BACK and LARD are high.. Sunday with relatives in Ninety-Six. Sgt. Boozer is a brother of B. R.
Feed your hogs and make ’em Mr. and Mrs. Henry McGinnis Boozer of Goldville. . .
grow. We have FAT BACK hog meal spent the week-end in Spartanburg.'
that you hear advertised on radio. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tucker and
Also PORKMAKER, Fine Feed, Fish family spent Sunday with Mrs. Tuck-
Meal, Shorts, etc. C-W-S Guano Co., er’s mother, Mrs. T. K. King, at Mad- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lee announce whet her each familv is sunnosed to
Inc. . __ lc den Station. ‘ ; t he birth of a son, Walter Ruins, S ,ir2 enUrelyZ ite own
EGGS AT 18c DOZEN is what many Paratrooper Melvin Williams has November 25. i personal use, or whether confiscation
users of SPARTAN LAYING MASH retUT J 1 _ Mrs. Lee is the former Miss Mil- 0 f tires f or necessary uses is a possi-
war needs and all civilian needs.
Gasoline is rationed in the East be
cause of transportation problems as
well as to save rubber, whereas in
the West the only reason is to save
rubber. The government has still
avoided the question around which
moSt of the confusion exists—that is,
bility.
Although rationing and shortages
report. Now is a good time to start ^^re S Sell^Lyda 5 ^ m0th " ^ Isenhower '
l-ts. C-W-S Guano Co., Inc. lc, Price of Camp Forrest, Term., Bailey Memorial Members In Service are changing many of our living hab-
- >t _. T ta pa'pfp cn j on cheitc »? en \«r e n er ?! days wdh hls mother, The following 17 young men from and eating habits, conditions con-
POUND PAPER—60 and 90 sheets to Mrs. W. R. Price, recently. Bailey Memorial Church, South, are ti nue to be better than usual in this
the box, splendid quality. Envel- a. W. Wilbanks, Misses Effie and serving in the armed forces of the due jh e ^at the na-
opes to match. Makes an appreci- Annie Wilbanks ahd Mr. and Mrs. United States: W. D. Bigbee, Edward tional income is greater than ever
ated Christmas gift. Chronicle Pub- Mac Holden were visitors in Whit- Bigbee, W. G. Bighapa, Harold Law- before in history. But that very fact
lishing mire Sunday. . son. Grady McElhannon, James — and ^he fact that national income
PREMIUM GRADE COAL at regu- .,^ r ‘ and ^ r ' s '. d ‘ ^1' G u ' nn P‘ nc ~ Hunt, Virgil Webb, Ned O. Vincent, w jH be even greater next year—is a
lar prices. Phone 62 when you Vllle - N c - visited Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Vincent, Wilbur Weir, James,j constant source of worry in Wash-
want to try some. Also Bone Meal, ^ arn . p Sat J^ rc ^ y “TT , Smith, Arthur Smith, William O. jjngton. ft j s estimated that in 1943,
Dairy Feed, Laying Mash, Starting Bev. and Mrs. R. D. Hughes at- Shepard, Winfred Norris, Fred j n S pite of high taxes and increased
Mash Goat Feed etc. C-W-S Guano t ended the B. T. U. rally at the First Campbell, W. H. Osborne, Royce
Co inc lc Baptist church Sunday afternoon. Bouknight. .
—^ — ; Mrs. Palmer Howard spent the
BABY CHICKS. Get some started week-end with Miss Shirley Bradley Among The Sick
now for early fryers and layers. j n Charlotte, N. C. i Mrs. D. Y. Dunaway is improv-
Complete line of Feeds, Oyster Shells i Mrs. Florence Lawson spent the ing after being ill with flu.
and Remedies for Poultry and Stock, week-end with her daughter, Mrs.' James Walter, small son of Mr.
Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Tele- pearl Grogan at* Cross Anchor. and Mrs. Dink Lydia, has been ill.
phone 188. lc, Mrs. S. L. Long has returned home Friends of Mrs. C. F. Dunaway will j h a u”’ tec i"‘th e people" wiTPreally feel
AUTHORIZED OPA Tire Inspectors, after \isiting her sister, Mrs. Alma regret to know she is ill. i | b e strange condition of being unable
Timmerman Motor Co., South Jameson, in Greenwood. Mrs. Ashemore Dunaway has been to spend all of their money xb^
street. , 3-2c Walker Osborne of Camp Gordon, ill with flu several days. i condition could lead to serious infla-
Ga., spent the week-end with Mrs. Peggy Hughes, daughter of Rev., tiori) in spite of all ^ price C eiiing S
ROGERS
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savings by the people, the expendable
income will be at least $15,000,000,000
greater than the value of goods avail
able for purchase. This was true to
some extent in 1942, but stores and
factories unloaded a large supply of
merchandise they.had on hand. In
1943,- when the surpluses are ex-
1 and other restrictions.
The government, therefore, feels
WANTED — By Daughter: a Winter, Osborne. • ! and Mrs. R. D. Hughes, is ill.
White Dress from Moores Dress M rs. E. - H. Gillard and little N. C. Guest is able to return
Shoppe. Sizes 9 to 20. Special this daughter. Judy, of Seneca, spent the work after a recent illness. that it is necessarv to work out still
week $7 95. lc week-end with her mother, Mrs. J.L. Henry Madden is a patient, at the | more ways to drai y off excess income
FOR RENT—Keowee Toyrish camp P ad gett. . local hospital. from the people and will probably
in Oconee county, completely fur- Mr. and Mrs. John McAlister and Erskine Milam, son of Mr. and, put through still more taxes or at
nLshed. gas heat and running water, daughter. Pamelia, visited Mr. and Mrs. Martin Milam, is improving least a plan for enforced savings
See or write Ralph Alexander, Blue Mrs. W. T. McAlister, in Greenville after being ill with pneumonia. | There is no doubt that the treasury
Ridge Station. Seneca. S. C. 3-3p Sunday. • 1 will have great difficulty in collect-
^ «*»!!• “UTin* heavy, taxes
F5Q9184E1. If found, please return and c r0W e, recently
to S. W. Sumerel.
3-2c
The Woman’s Missionary Union of , already imposed, but while they are
Calvary Baptist church met Monday working out that problem they will
consider it necessary to recommend
Rev. W. R. Qyiryi, D. L. Dunaway evening at the church for prayer for
still further plans for collecting ad
ditional funds. Probably a plan to
NOTICE — No hunting, fishing, or and W. R. Thomas attended the foreign missions.
trespassing of any kind on the Methodist Episcopal conference, Rev. R. D. Hughes gave an inter-
Unds of J. P., W. E„ and R. G. Dun- South, held in Bowman last week, esting talk on the history of Lottie force people to put a percentage of
lap. Violators of this notice will be Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ivester and Moon. The Lottie Moon Christmas their incomes in war bonds will be
prosecuted. R. G. Dunlap, Mgr. 10-3p children of Anderson, spent the offering was taken. The meeting the outcome
* 1 — t—r,: ^ week-end with Mrs. M. A. Milam. closed with nraver '
SPECIAL!-More good gilt sugge,- Mr and Mrs . T _ H McGinnls and W,U1 pray iL
tiom from Moores! Lovely Collar. son . Jack spem , he week . end with Birthday Party
id Cult sets Assorted Costume Jew-, Mr and Mrs E mmanue | Crowe in On Friday afternoon a number of
«hy. New Fjmcy Stwalm,.PiOT^: spartanblir*. little girls and boys gathered at the
Pvt. Maxie Richard of Fort Jack- home of Mrs. Colie Gregory honor-
son, was at home for the week-end. ing her little daughter, Margie, who
Sgt. John R. Brown has returned, was celebrating her seventh birthday. |
to Camp Wheeler, Ga., after visit- j A number of games were played,
en Handmade Handkerchiefs, Colored
Fabric Gloves.. . lc
LOST w- “A” gas ration book for
model A Ford sedan, license,No.
B-24-765. J. V. Williams, Rt, 1. 3-2piing Mrs. Brown and his mother, Mrs, after which the hostess served re
BIBLES AttD TESTAMQIT 3 - The | E ' Y and daughter>
ideal
and friends
service. Chronicle Publishing Co. King
LOST—Sugar ration books. If found ] Miss Mary Campbell spent Thanks-
freshments.
1 “ aS «“.! ,0r ‘Annie Mae,--bfa^nwo^ ^ “^l
tends either at home or in the lweek . end with Mr an(L Mrs. Frank .■ _
Birthdays
Mrs. Allen Powers celebrated her
please return to Mary Smith, Ar-; giving day with her brother, and birthday November 28.
thur Smith, Box 178, cjo R. M. sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill; Rufus Sullivan of the coast guard,
Campbell, in Anderson. and Willie Cannon of the navy, had KKQBmiMHHtmcwcwmmtMMIHOoi
Miss Betty Moore spent Thanks- birthdays November 30.
fnTMrt.' 1 ?. ^ STm NeS ‘tod^y “ Km ‘ h “ “ birthd,3r
League, Rt. 1.
3-2p
LOST “A” gas ration book for 1936
Dr. Felder Smith
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Dr. Dnncan S. Felder
OPTOMETRISTS
Specialists Jn
Eye Examinations
Office Hoars:
Dr. SmU^Dsilyy to «
Dr. Felder, DaUy, 9 to <
Phone 29 for Appointment
CUNTON, 8. C.
book serial No. AF342799D. Finder 171' _ „ ......
please return to ration board or call ^ “J!' JZlt P ., Tr T°! eU , celebrat « d h “
9AK T TrsKr, r nortri.M o Betty home on Sunday. ;19th birthday yesterday.
“ i Miss Betty Quinn of Winthrop col- j Margie Gregory was seven years
LET US reroof your house with Ca- I lege, Rock Hill, spent the Thanksgiv- i old November 26.
rey’s giant weight cork backed ing holidays with her parents, Rev. j Franklin Dunaway will be 10 years
A best-selling laxative
ALL OVER THE SOUTH
because it s thrifty and
fits most folks needs
shingles. They cost little more than
light, ordinary shingles, and last
twice as long. Write or phone us to
day for free estimate on complete job
anywhere. Three years to pay, no
down payment or mortgage required.
Palmetto Roofing & Supply Co.,
Phone 4318, Prevost Bldg., Green
ville, S. C. tf
and Mrs. W. R. Quinn. old December 6
Miss Patsy Ruth Whitmire of Gold- j December 5 is Mrs. Claude Smith’s
ville, spent the week-end with Miss birthday
Betty Dunaway.
Mrs. W. T. Livingston of Jackson-
PUT STATIONERY first on your list.
ville, Fla., and Mrs. A. M. Brown i A beautiful assortment. All sizes
of Columbia, were week-end guests! and shades. Attractively boxed, pop-
of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ealy.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Foulkner of
ular prices. Come and see. Chronicle
Publishing Co.
follow lobol Duoctient
Pillsbury Pancake
FLOUR - • •
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20-Ox.
Pkg.
10'
Tellam Peanut
BUTTER - -
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11}-Oz.
Jar
- a r
23'
Potted Meat
LIBBY • • ■
4
No..*
Cans
25'
Premium Craokert
NABISCO •
■ 1
1-Lb.
1 Pkg.
20'
Liooy
OLIVES - • ■
6-Oz.
Bottle
37'
Homemade Mayonnaise .
DUKE’S - ■
1 ■
a 8-Oz.
Jar
19*
Del Monico
NOODLES •
■
8-Oz.
'Pkg.
S'
' * V
Del Monico Spaghetti or
MACARONI
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1-Lb.
Pkg.
10'
Complexion Soap
CAMAY • ■
3
Bars
22*
Sweetheart ,
SOAP • •
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Doal of
4 Bars
23*
Kxtcnen Texcels f
SCOTT■•■
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B Roll
10'
kjvlt rrtae
BREAD a ■■
2
1-Lb.
Loavos
15*
Georgia Maid Assorted
PICKLES •
1 ■
8-Oz.
Jar
10'
Plain or Iodized Salt
Sterling 2 2-ib. ctn*. 15c
Paramount Comb
Honey . . • i-u>. j« 23c
Corn Flaket
Ralston . . 2 Pks*. 11c
Quick or Regular Gate
Quaker . • 20-or. Pk fl . 12c
Excell Graham
Crackers . i-u>. Pk fl . 12c
Cleans and Bleaches
Clorox • • . ot. tot. 21c
SunbHtff
Cleanser . . 2 c«n* 11c
Facial Tissues
Kleenex . Pk fl . «f iso 10c
Paper '
Napkins 2 60-ct. Pkgt. 17c
Chocolate Covered
Cherries . • i tb. pk 8 . 29c
Star Mince
Meat . . . 9-Oz. Pkg. 9c
Imitation Lemon or Vanilla
Extract . . 4-oz. Bo». 10c
CLAPP'S
BABY FOODS
Strained Foods
2 4ft*Oz. Cam 15*
Chopped Foods
7|-Oz. Cm 10*
Instant Oatmeal
' 8-Ox. Pkg. 17*
Sun Maid Seedless
Raisins . . is-oz. pkg. 12c
Largs Lima
Beans . . . Mb. c*i| 0 12c
Jim Dandy
Grits . . . 21-Lb. pkg. 10c
■ SAVE AT ROGERS
MARKET
FRESH PORK
Small
LEAN HAMS
Half or Whole, Lb.
SPARE RIBS -
Lb. H
2Sc
?
Country Pig
SAUSAGE
Lb.
Small Lean
SHOULDERS
Lb.
29c
%
LEAN CHOPS
u>.
39C
NECK BONES
Lb.
I2ic
Fresh Fish and Oysters
Cojoimil ^forrs iurorporutrii
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