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i i iiii*'i«afi ; T , *i~ r‘If* • 'frinf:"**- •-fc* c* Poge Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Thursday, April I, 1943 Want Ads WEST CLINTOH SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS KEROSENE — 12c per gallon. Yar- MRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative borough Oil Co. West Main St. tf!' Pvt. Johnnie Harmon of the marines, | Mrs. W. E. Jones of Spartanburg, FOR SALE Another good milk cow. j^j ver jj c visited his parents, 1 spent several days last week with her * A — wheat straw. See Greetings From Africa Also two tons ]face Young ip; Mrs. J. C. Cash and children and WANTED TO BUY — New or used Dorothy Osborne spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Harmon, recently. 1 sister, Mrs. David Qwens, and Mr. electric or gas stove. Call 9085. Ip end with relatives in Hartwell, Ga. Misses Owens, who were ill. Friends of E. A. Hill will regret to tele this week and sure did enjoy The Chronicle asknowledges the following appreciated letter from Sgt. Charlton D. Benjamin, Jr., now in army service in northern Africa: Dear Mr. Harris: March 12, 1943. Received two copies of The Chron- ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. Bring us! Misses Eva and your Electric Irons, Toasters, Hot spent the week-end with Mr. and! know he is a patient in a Charlotte Mary Campbell: hospital. reading them. When the boys in the battery from Clinton get Jth^ir copies Tour ruecinc i.ous, xuasi^s, iw, ^ , Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Foster and chil-.^^P 8 ^ toey P a « them around Plates and other Appliances that Mrs. Bill Campbell in Anderson. idren of Laurens, Miss Qiarlotte An-jy 1 ™! a11 of read the home news, need expert repairing. Blakely Broth-! Mrs. John Campbell and Miss Ethel |derson and Private Jack K. Anderson e y are Il .,./ ne ’ . they re . ad over Seed Store. Telephone 188. 1c Nelson on Wednesday visited Miss;of Spartanburg, spent the week-end 10 see lf they have missed any Nelson’s brother who is a -patient at j with Mr. and Mrs. David Owens. WEEK-END SPECIALS —$1.00 dis count on all Skirts. 10% discount «m Slacks. Moore's Dress Shoppe. WANTED—All kinds good used niture, heaters, wood and oil st<£vi and antiques, or what have you Trading Post, Laurens, S. C. the Anderson hospital. 2 i Odis O. Ramsey of Cainp Victory, _ Columbia, spent the week-end with <his parents. Mrs. Jesse Harmon and son spent i the week with relatives in Saluda. / Among The Sick John Dominick who has been a pa tient at the Columbia hospital, has returned home. , Friends of Robert E. Lee will re- thing. I read in The Chronicle where Lt. for my paper and read it before I go. They ask me why I am always late. I tell them, “I'll have you know I re ceive my home town newspaper ev ery Saturday and I read everything in it before I go to town.” I am a graduate aerial gunner and ready to take my place in combat, but it seems that I'm more useful in the department of training as an in structor. f Again, I wish to tell you I welcome The Chronicle very much and look forward to it every week. I wish you would print this note for me,, which is intended for all the Clinton men in service: * Boys, I wish each of you the best Pvt. Henry Harrison has received; gret to know he is a patient at the • j: I T whora ho ' . Ca *. 00me0ne la PP ea Crawford had to dive into a foxhole! with his paper and got it all muddy. I of luck and 1>m ready and waiting That hasn’t happened to me yet. and I for m y orders to knock the Zeros and sure hope it doesn’t. 1 4 I really got a surprise about a month after we landed here in Af- Messerschmitts out of the sky.” Good luck and best wishes. SGT. RALPH G. BOOZER, Hq. and Hq. Squadron, 38th Flexible Gunnery Training Group, Buckingham Army Air Field, Fort Myers, Fla. CALL Wyman Shealy Par Proi ig am Servi< Plumbing and Heating * irvice 1M E. Wwimn St. a medical discharge from the army Laurens hospital where he underwent STARTING MASH, Growing Mash, and is at home. j an operation last week. Laying Mash and ifcllets. Broiler, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Gregory spent Patsy Thomas is improving after Mash, Calf Meal, Dairy Feed, Horse the week-end in Rock Hill. , being ill with pneumonia Feed, Goat Feed, Dog Meal and Pel-j Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs and son, ! me on the i lets, Rabbit Feed, Fat Back Hog Ra- j. D., visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer tion. Scratch Feed, Oyster Shells and Grit. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188^. 1c Carnes in Travelers Rest Sunday. Mrs. Ora Wood and son, Robert, / Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries Mrs. Ruby Ramsey will have WANTED Radios to repair. Also, Robert Wood who recently joined brated his birthday vesterdav* severa! new and used^rad.^ for ^ marines , will leave tomorrow for iRufus first wedding and Lawrence Campbell spent Satur- hirthHav Anril tth day in Greenville. I L R Dunaway „1 the navy, cele- --- ” * j Liitr uiciiiutrs, win itrave luxnuiruw iui TqHov sale. Phone 267-J. C. D. (Simon) j p arr j s i s i an d where he will receive Handback’; Pitts ! basic training ,sary. Geo. Blackwell and I Helen Spiers will be three years LOST—“A” gas ration book for Mo-; Mr. and Mrs del T Ford, license A-20-57. If daughter, of Taylors, Mr. and Mrs. | 0 id April 9th. found,- please return to E, L. Price, S. W, Hudson and family of Fair-j Margaret Eubanks celebrated her Goldville. l-2p mont, visited Mr. and Mrs. C- B-1 birthday March 24. Smith Sunday. , Mr, and Mrs. Joe Terry Sr., ob- Mrs. Thornton Meadors and son, served their 26th wdeding anniver- Harold, Mrs. Mary Golden and son, \ sar y March 30. Billy, visited Mr. and Mrs. James j ggt Ralph Riddle, in foreign ser- Strickland in Gastonia, N. C., the past v i cei has a birthday April 2. week-end. Rufus Handback who was recently GLADIOLUS BULBS. We have many colors in number 1 thrip and dis ease free bulbs. Plant from now through June for a succession • of blooms. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. 1c shoulder and asked what I was doing over here. When I took a good look! I saw it was Lt, Jimmy Freeman. We| had a long talk, and since then I have seen him several times. I have also seen Forrest Adair, Howard Watkins, jJoe McDaniel and Herman Nabors, a! I have heard that there are a num ber of boys from Clinton over here, but haven’t run into many yet. Give my regards to all the folks around where I used to work and anniver- also my friends in Clinton. I hope we will all meet again soon. Sincerely, | SGT. C. D. BENJAMIN, JR., Battery B, 107th Sep. Bn., C. A. (A. AD A. P. O. No. 302, Care Postmaster, New York, N. Y. GOOD YOU BET... AND BK! Sgt. Ralph Boozer At Gunnery School The Chronicle is also in receipt bf Birthday Party WANTED-You to see our new | inducted into the army, is stationed! 0n Friday afternoon a number of !the following letter from Sgt Ralph Chambray and Seersucker Dresses at Fort Jackson. . little friends of Dawn Campbell | G. Boozer, stationed at Flexible Gun- and Suits. Sizes 9-dO. Just aimed. Misses Grace Meece and Elma g a t b ered at the home of her grand-! ner y school, Fort Myers, Fla.: Moore s Dress Shoppe. 1c ; Rush ton visited friends near Green-j motber> ^ ^ jr vanSi f or a pgrty,! March 28, 1943. PHONE or write us today for the! Wt ^ d at V r 1 f T ay ' T . c ... , ... ! in celebration of her fourth birthday.! Editor . The Chronicle: best in Roofing Materials, Work-1 ^d Mrs. Jooe srrntn and cnii-i Games were played after which the; 1 receive The Chronicle every Sat- manship and Terms. Free estimates dl . en c ° ., l ^ ewde J ry \, 1 r ' an 7. ^ rs ’ little guests were invited into the din-’ ur day and enjoy reading it very anywhere. Palmetto Roofing & Sup-!^ ln 50111 and a {° 1 y vv ^ re S , Ur ^ ay >ng room where refreshments werei muc h. It’s just like a letter from ply Co., 301 A'ugusta St" Greenville, ^ oests 01 I * lrs ‘ 1,6113 s>mit " 31141 Mrs, rserved by Miss Mildred Arnold. .home. My buddies go to town every S C tf i 1 !;, or auox -- , | Each child remembered Dawn with ' Saturday at noon, but I always wait - 1 Miss Beatrice Terry of Greenwood, a I ■ - — BABY CHICKS. Pure Breeds, BWD Mrs. Polly Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Tested Barred Rocks, White Rocks, John H. Dsfvis and Mr. and Mcs. Bud-; p RnffkniPh^'shir^pv'anrl^Rnth . 1. Reds, White Wyandotte*. Bull dy Davenport of Greenville visited!I Orpingtons an d Others Also Light Mrs, Joe Terry at Hays hospital the H he ; N * Snelgrovl oirtl and Br^dGockerels Blakely Brother^past week j. Billie Arnold, Betty Anne Campbell, 1 Seed Store. Telephone 188, 15, 3. W Hudson of Fairmont, M.ss Tommic Abbott Silas Cam J belli WANTED—For Laurens and Clinton, 43 llods ^ 1 01 ^^ eeovi e ’ lVlr ' and Marvin and Donnie Stewart, and responsible man or . woman with^ 1 . 1 :^ W ^ G A/r , Mayfield of Spartan-1 McGee rht enr tn cttll nn rPff.ilar cuctnmers. bur g> 3nd Mlss Evel y n Mayfield of R light car to call on regular customers, t earning from S35 to $40 weekly. l^^onia^N.^., Visited Mr. and Mrs, Write Fuller Brush Co., care of The! 5, ?• Mayfi fi d recently Advertiser, Laurens, S. C. 8-2p Mr. and Mrs. Victor Martin and Mrs. Farewell Party Ralph Hughes was delight- daughter, and G. P. Lanford spent ; fu \ ly entertained on Friday evening FOR SALE—Three fresh milk cows, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Snel- Wlth a farewe11 P art at the home of two pick-up trucks. Hubert J. grove near Clinton. M 1 " 5, ^ P ad g ette - LAUNDRY NOTICE Laundry Bundles not ac cepted for less than . . , 30c BUCHANAN’S Phone 28 * Pitts CABBAGE lc Ralph Smith spent the week-end I Mrs. T. B. Cranford directed a' number of amusing games and songs. Mrs. Ursula Blakely, president of PT ANTS Nice Frost-i with relatives in Newberry.. Soorcabbage and'Heading Let-', “ax,e R^hardson ol Fort | -“'-J; tuce Plants. Also On,on Plants. Onion | ^ <»>e week-end w,thi sentcd Mrs . Hughes a S ^c^sW on Sets and all seasonable seeds. Blakely Ml ^\ Richardson. behalf of the society Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. Mlss Be tty Anne Campbell spent Deo ®i r s0 ^® ty - , o — — - Guynell the week-end with Miss Mrs. Ralph Riddle presented her CHICK SUPPLIES and REMEDIES. Cromer in Honea Path* ^ ^ w i t h a basket of lovely gifts from We have Chick Feeders, Founts R ev . R a i ph Hughes is conducting th ® gue ^ ts 7 „ , „ , L and Feeds. Also Walko Tablets, Pratt a series of meetings at the* Baptist Th® hostesses, Mesdames Ralph Tablets, Korum, Poultry Regulator, church in Honea Path this week. , B j dd ^’ Palmer Howard, Ursula Thermostats, Brooder Thermome- M r anc i M rs . Grange Campbell and Blakel y and L - Padgette, served ters, Nest Eggs, Leg Bands, etc. sons< and Mrs.’ Joe CampbeU Rl ^ sian tea aild sandwiches. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Tele- and daughter, Dawne, visited Mr. and Rev. and Mrs. Hughes are leaving phone 188^ lc Mrs. R. M. Campbell in Lyman Sun- make llie i r home in Macon, FREE! If excess acid causes you pains da y- of Stomach Ulcers, Indigestion,' Mr - and Mrs. Royce Smith and INSURANCE Fire - Tornado - Automo bile • Surety Bonds • AD Forms of Property Insurance. SOUND PROTECTION AT LOWEST COST. REAL ESTATE B. H. BOYD Clinton, S. C. ASK FOR THE BIG 10-OUNCE GLASS At Clinton Fountains : Fine in Flavor ...Tops in Taste A Fountain Treat That Tastes Just Right PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Greenville, S. C* Heartburn, Belching, Bloating, Nau-(children of Ware Shoals, spent the „ . sea. Gas Pains, get free sample Udga, week-end with their ' parents, Mr. ' Mr ' aod M K 1 ?' Ruf . us Hand ^. k at Kellers Drug Store. Aplp and Mrs. J. H. Seay and Mrs. J. J. nounce the birth of a son, Ned An- Smith. idrew, March 23. are Mr. and Mrs. Grady Smith, Mrs. J.j Mrs - Handback is the former Miss GARDEN SEEDS. When you _ _ _ _ „ planning your Victory Garden be j. Smith and’daughter, Nan,'visited J °y ce Braswell sure to remember that we have the i Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Wilburn in Lau- right Seeds for it. Also all kinds oL rens Sunday afternoon Plants in season. Blakely Brothers: M rs. C. E. Ivey of Ware Shoals, Seed Store. Telephone 188. 1- Leopard Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard an- 16 spent the week-end with her daugh- no J un ^ th f birth , of a dau ghter, P a » chance ”—feed te -’ Mrs - B B - Neal - and Mr - Neal, ^^f^^ardh 25 ; J * Special Post Cards **> Mrs. Leopard is the former Miss GIVE your chicks a _ . _ „ , ■ them Spartan Starting Mash and r i ^ rS- ^ aBow ay and Mrs.Ruth Adams they w,11 reach frying site earlier [, low »' G »l d y‘ llc ' Mr- and . Ann,e Ruth Adams. thus saving you having to buy feed I f?' Galloway Sunday. ■. . Smith those extra weeks. You save by icrXilTe^Saturdav" 13 " V1S1 m i Mr aild Mrs. Hope Smith announce ,ng the best. C-W-S Guano Co. 8 -2c Saturday ^ retumed :, he birth of a daughter, Mary Harley ...for. •• DAHLIA TUBERS. A large coUection of colors to choose from. These are genuine Blue Label Dahlias individ ually wrapped or in packaged collec tion. Other Bulbs also. Blakely Broth ers Seed Store. Telephone 188. lc home after a visit in Landrum. Anne, February 21. Want Ads NEW TESTAMENTS — A gift that . , . FOR RENT—One 3-room house on WANTED Willing man to work ten Calhoun highway. Hubert .J Pitts, acres land in cotton and five or 1 will be prized by the relative service. Chronicle Pub. Co, rvice Men more in corn. Good land, good mules. Will J. Adair, State Training School, Clinton. tf FOR RENT — 5-room house on Cal houn highway near Rosemont cem etery. This property has same con- n Yj veniences as city property. See Frank LAWN GRASS. Get your Lawn seed- Chumley or phone 3 91 .j ed now Jjefore hot weather comes. ! Ip We have mixtures for sunny and! WANTED —- 3-room unfurnished shady Lawns. Fertilize with Sheep' apartment. Josephine Neighbors, p Manure. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. ^UHfTeD "STATES^ WAR BONDS AND STAMPf ur < Telephone 188. lc FOR SALE—1 Vfe ton Chevrolet truck. Raymond J. Pitts. !«• IOC lc LOST—Food ration book No. 2. Ethel Wilson, Dixie Beverages, Inc. LOST—Sugar ration book. Frances Jeter, Route 2, Box 109, Kinards. Ip FOR SALE — Table model Admiral radio, in good condition. $25. Tim merman Motor Co. - lc AMARYLLIS, CANA, Caladium, FOR SALE—Philco radio and phono graph, practically new table model. $40. Timmerman Motor Co. lc Tube Rose, GUdiolus and DahUa FO r SALE-10-tube Zenith console. BUlbS - ^ ! in good condition. $65. Timmerman tions. Also Nasturtium Seed in Bulb and packaged Flowers. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188*. Motor Co. lc USUALLY you have to pay more to ‘best,” but Spartan Feeds LOST—Sugar ration book. Mrs. Bes sie Lee Moore, 109 Sloan St. Ip FOUND — Small purse in business, cost very little piore. Try it on your baby chicks or turkeys. C-W-S Gu ano Co. 8-2c district. Owner may have same by identifying and paying for ad. Mrs. B. H, Suddeth. lc CERES AN—For treating cotton seed. Good supply on hand. Now is time to trea^ your seed against root rot. Promotes germination. George A. Copeland & Son. FOR RENT — Unfurnished 2-room apartment. Downstairs. Mrs. Agnes Kern, 67 E. Centennial St. lc LOST — Brown cosmetic zipper bag with black change purse inside. Bills and change in each purse. Re ward. Return to Rose’s Store, or Mrs. Mack Poole, 68 W. Main St. Ip INOCULATION, CERESAN, CRO- TOX. We have the right Inocula tion and Treatments for your seeds. Use Cro-Tox to keep off Crows, Moles, etc. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. lc POST CARDS — For Service Men, 25 for 10c. Send your son, brother or relatives several packages if you want more mail. They are a “quick note home.” No postage required for mailing. Chronicle Publishing Co. . FOR SALE — Larger girls’ bicycle, new tires. $15. In good condition. Timmerman Motor Co. lc BENJAMIN & SONS PLUMBING ...and... HEATING SERVICE Telephone 117 WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE \ li'i-kar Record of 2-Way Help* FOR WOMEN suggests you try CARDUI Just what the son, brother, nephew or friend in the service needs and will appreciate. The Cards have place for a "Quick Note Home f on one side, and place for his address on other side. They make it easy for the loved one in the service to * m - . . • write a brief message home daily. SEND HIM SEVERAL PACKAGES IF YOU WANT MORE MAIL. POSTAGE-FREE FOR SERVICE MEN p • ‘Ai Stationery Department