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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C
Thursdoy, January 6, 1944
Want Ads
Railroad Boss
FOOT, POULTRY WIRE,. -Sand
Screen Wire for Chicks to stand on,
Staples. Nails. Hinges, Screws, Locks 1
and Many Other Items. Blakely i
Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188.
LOST--Ration bopks. No. 3 of Mar-,
ion King and Clarence Hendefson,
Gen. Del., Clmtun. lp^
LAY that PISTOL DOWN. Man. '•
Spare that Chicken Hen—' 4
Fin'd her “SPARTAN" Pellets
And she will LAY AGAIN.
(Seq below)
LCIST Identification bracelet be
tween my home and Casino The
atre. Initials “MBA." If found please
return to Mildred Arnold, 3 Frances
Street » Ip
LOST —Jan. 1. yellow gold engage-j
ment ring.' 1 10k. Good • reward if
finder returns to Geo. W. Fields, 28;
Academy JStreet.
ICZEGH MINISTER
SAYS HITLER WONT
LIVE TO FACE TRIAL
ip, 1
FOR SALE — Florence oil stove. 5 f
‘burners, lyiilt-in oven. In good j
shape. See Frank Chumley, near
Rosemont cemetery. Phone 391-J. Ip
MaJ. Gen. Charles P. Gross, who
was placed in charge of operating
the nation’s railroads. as chief of
the array’s transportation system.
The army seized the tines when a
strike of railroad workers sfrt^ned
Imminent.
WANTED—8 salad plates in Lquise ; — —
pattern, made ‘in Czechoslovakia. *—:—
Mrs e g Kay,Goidviiie. lc As Washington Sees It
FOR SALE OR REX/T—7-room house
at 48 ThornwMl
repair.
Mrs. J.
Furnished
D. Coats.
street.-In good *
or unfurnishecf.
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[HE NATIONAL SCENE
r Washington, Jan. 4,—Jan Massaryk,
! Czechoslovakian foreign ministei’,
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1 predicted today that Hitler won’t
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i live long enoi>gh to b^ tried as a
i war criminal.
i “He'll ,either be taken -care of by
the military or commit suicide,” Mas-
saryk told an interviewer.
| People seem to forget, he 'went on’
that there is cowardice behind the
Nazi strategy. ______
Mas'saryk. who plans to *return to j COR ps . STATIONERY genuine
London shortly, has been in this . ’ 6
j country as chjief of the Czech delega- j engraved, * 'attractively boxed
tion to the United Nations Relief j Chronicle Publishing Co., Phone 74.
j conference at Atlantic City.
Discussing the trials of war crim-
j inals by Allied Nations after the war,
he said there will be two kinds:
j The important ones will be taken
care of quickly, the others may drag
on longer.
But the British and Americans will
have to help clean up Nazi 'terrorists,
the son of Czechoslovakia’s first pres- j
ident declared. He addec^; • ‘There,
! must be a firing squad of British |
I Grenadiers in Prague.”
After thfe Nazis who partieipafed
actively in atrocities have been wip
ed out, Masaryk said there would
have to be a period of quarantine for
K NOTH E OF ANNUAL MEETING
. OF MEMBERS
The Annual Meeting of the mem
bers of Citizens^ Federal Savings &
| Loan Association, Clinton, S. C., will,
be held ih the office of the associa
tion at the corner of Broad and Main
! Streets, in Clinton. S. C., at 2 o’clock] 16 & Broad Street
in the aftemobn on \Vednesday, *Jan- I
uary 19, 1944, for the election of Di-’
re’etors and for the transaction of
any other business of the associ
ation.
B. HUBERT BOYD,
- , Secretary & Treasurer.
Clinton, S. C.,
January 6, 1944.—13-2c
WORKERS- NEEDED
FOR LOCAL PROJECT ^
Carpenters and laborers are needed,
for local work. Unemployed carpen
ters or laborers are asket^ fo apply
at the local U. S. Employment Office
of the Wtfr Manpower Commission,
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Germany.
" “There must be some good Ger-
^ Washington, Jan. 4.—Contracts and mans',” h^ said, “but they w'ill have
commanders were in this week’s *° P rove themselves.”
Washington The contract.I **2*
, involved railroad workers, steel j difference between the people and
FOR' SALE— Practically new guitar WQtkers and their employers. Higher | the rulers and that when the,crust (
and case. Reasonable price. O. W. wages appeared t(Tbe thdlcore of the |0 ^ totalitarian sympathizers has been 1
Chassereau, l. r i2 Musgrove St. ^ contnlct issues involving the railrn'ad Hungary, Bulgaria and
Rifmama will be able! to rejoin the
LOST- War ration
Mae Bell Teague
ery. Clinton.
books 3 ai>d 4.
General Deliv-
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WE PAY CASH
For Good
USED CARS
TIMMERMAN
MOTOR CO.
Carolina Service Station
CLINTON, S. C.
NOW ON SALE JN U.S.A.
Buckley’s Canadiol
For Bronchial Coughs - Throat
Irritations Due to Colds
Here’s good news for the people of
the U. S. A. Canada's greatest cough
medicine Is now being made and sold
right here, and If you have any doubt
about .what to take .this winter for tne
common cough or bronchial irritation
resulting from Jmlds get a bottle of
Buckley's CANADIOL Mixture. You
won't be disappointed — it’s different
from anything else you ever used one
little sip and you get Instant action.
Only 45 cents at all good drug stores.
Take good advice—try Buckley’s tonight
|-satisfaction^uanuiteed or money back.
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BENJAMIN &
SONS
PLUMBING
aaeAIldeaa ‘
HEATING
SERVICE
Telephone 117 €
WE ARE HUNTING
TROUBLE
AT FIRST
SIGN OF A
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«66 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS
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H. D. HENRY
1898-1943
F. M. BOLAND
A 62-Vear Record
H. D. HENRY & COMPANY
INSURANCE
STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE
Federal Loans Negotiated On Real Estate
Telephone 121
S'
of 2-Way Help*
cf'ntr«<ct issues involving the railroad
LOST Kerosene ration book of Min-■ workers,- most of whom were on
nie Gilliam. Clinton. . ^P . schedule to go on strike on December
LOST — Ration book 3 of Helen O.'3o, 1943. The steel workers’ contract
Furr. Route 1. C 1 inton. . _> ^P,had expired on Christmas eve and
WANTED Meat cutter 'and store negotiations had failed t£ produce a
family ©f peace-loving nations.
The TTzechs do not share fears ex-
pressen by other small countries that
Russia, Britain and the United States
will dominate the post war world to.
- rietriment of less . powerful na-
l 'lerks. Applv L. caie. Chronicle new one xbus when P r e s i d e n t J tions. -he said.
< 20 U( :_ _ __— t Roosevelt returned from his confer-D Masaryk placed security as the
LAISF \\ar lation boitk.-- 3 .ind 4*0i ip the Near 'East, he was enn-i i^rst requisite of post war**Europe and
\ anna Millei.. Gun.a. Delnery, f ront * ec j w i^ prospect of carry-
Clmton. t’P . , . .
I ; : — mg- on his wartime program without
REPAIR WORK on pipes, clean sew-, the vital production of approximate-
ers. unstop sinks. . general plumb- ^. 2.000.000 workers.'. • '
ing work done at reasonable prices. a f evv hours after the War
Andrew- Chappells. Elizabeth .-St., L a {) 0r yj 0aBc j reversed a previous de-
near Academy St. school. 20-3p 1 cision and voted to guarantee that
LOST—Kerosene ration book'of W.'wqge increases between the'union
T. Arrowood, Lydia Mill Store. Ip and steel companies would be retro-1
■ rrrrrr active to the expiration date of old!
SEWING MAC HIX’E RE1 AIRING—. con tracts, the fire^. in the steel mills
all makes. Parts and supplies. P. I -which had been'banked for three
Riley. 55 E C arolma Ave. ~u-3p ^ays were blazing and full produc-
CORNISH «r»r»«iTFRS We!^ on been restored.
said he believed continuing cooper
ation among the. Big Three could
aphieve' - the security necessary to
prevent a third wqrld war,' ,
FOR WOMEN
suggests you try.
CARDUI
directions on label
NEED CASH MONEY?
AUTO LOANS — OTHER COLLATERAL
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SERVICE LOAN AND FINANCE CO.
CLINTON, S. C.
LYNN COOPER TO.M ADDISON
Phone 7-J • * Phone 99
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GAME ROOSTERS. W’e
have a few real fine Cornish Game
about 7 months old we are offering
for sale. They are pretty. Blakely
Brothers Seed Store. Telephone
excels acid causes
The railroad troubles did not show
signs of clearing up as easily. All
but three of the railroad unions had;
agreed to let Mr. Roosevelt decide 1
on their pay increases. The holdouts
you were the conductors, firemen, and
188..
Stomach Ulcers; Indiges-1 switchmen. Two days before the
p ! threatened strike, the President or-
FREE! If
pains of
tion, Heartburn, Belching, Gloating,
Nausea* Gas Pams, get free sample, | dered the army to take possession of
Udga, at Kellers Drug -Store. Ja6 the nation's railroads. W’ith the order
he issued this statement:
"I Cannot wait until the last mo
ment to take action to see that the]
PHONE oY write us today for the
best in Roofing Materfals, Work
manship and Terms. Free ^-timaUs S yp pl j e ^ of 0 ur .fighting men are not
anywhere. Palmetto Rou mg .interrupted . . ; If any employees of
ply Co., 301 Augusta St., Greenville,;^
now strike, they will
S- C. 1 ■ be striking aga'inst the government
FOR SALE—A1 kinds of wood. H. J. of the United States.”
Pitta, • % tf ! Two American commanders occupy
BARLEY,
GRASS,
Vinter Peas and White Dutch
RYE
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Clover. Also Bone Meal, Vigoro and
Sheep Manure. Blakely Brothers-.
Seed Store. Telephor^? 188. lc
YES, SIR, FOLKS! They
fed on Spartan Quality
,,vf* a,w. loading positions in the new lineup
’ ' . of English and United States leaders;
named to conduct the long-awaited |
“second front” against Germany from
England. They are Gen. Dwight D.
Eisenhower,<. commander in chief of
lay when the Allied second frorlt armies, and
pellets or Lifcut. Gen. Carl A. Spaatz, chief of
mashes See us for all sorts of Start- all American strategic air 'fdfc^ thatT
ing Mash, Growing Mash, Laying will hammer at .Germany from the|
Mash or Pellets, Hog. Mule, Goat,, west and south.
^7hicken and Dairy Feeds. C-W-S The cautious EisenhovVer, who had |
Guano Co. J_p made no predictions in 13 months of.J
warfare, left his former headquarters j
in Algiers with the cheering state-;
ment: “We will win the European;
ROSE BUSHES. Red, jgjnk, White,
9 Yellow and Two-tone in Monthly
!•*-" And .as Ihe-Slnke)
llranri Sheep
ers Seed Store Telephone 188. . T% rophet , c . .. Thc only thjng neod( , d
’ STOVE PIPE, El bowls. Dampers, for us to win the European war in 1
Grates, Cement, Polish and Wicks. 1944 i s for every man and womah,
Also Wood Burner Stoves, Chimney all the way from the front line to the
Sweep, and Many Other Hardware remotes.t hamlet of our two countries,
Items: Blakely Brothers Seed Store, to do hi^ or her full duty.”
Telephone 188^ ^ ‘ , l c l ' '■■.7—— —
NEED Tw»2-horse* farmers. Excellent
chance for dependable workers to
farm onlyrttoml—la'nd. Will furnish
stock, supplit's, houses. Wells in yard,
near school and / paved highway,
Renno. W. J. Adair, State Training
School. ^tf
HAVE your bicycles repaired. Neu
tires and tubes. Accessories of aL
kin-ds. Lewis Cooper, N. Adair Si-
Telephone 210-M.- . - . i*
FOR RENT—Three-room house, with
wood. Near State-Training School.
Mrs. .Will J. Adair, at Training
School. "
TYPEWRITERS AND
ADDING MACHINES
Sales and Service . 1
.CLEANING A SPECIALTY ^
Reasonable Charges
KENNETH N BAKER/
Phone 306
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RE-ROOFING—Will furnish shingles
and do the work. Estimate free.
FHA terms if desired. J. R. Craw
ford, Phone 10. . 1
' IF IT IS A MAGAZINE YOU {wANT
—SEE ... V- ' "
JAMES W. CALDWELL ^
WOOD FOR SALE—We have plenty
of green or dry wood, any length..
Suitable for heaters, $5 and $10 loads.
E. Frank Anderson, Phone 124. tf
WANTED—All kinds good use<} fur-’
niture, heaters, wood ^pd oil stoves
’ and antiques, or whaC have ycu. The
Trading Post, Laurens, S. C. tf
PERMANENT WAVE, 59c! Do your
own Permanent with Charm-Kurl
Kit. Complete equipment, Including
'40 curlers' and shampoo. Easy to dq,
absolutely harmless. Praised by.
thousands including June Lang,
glamorous movie star. Money re
funded if not satirfied. Kellers Drug
Store. Jan. 20-p
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HEADQUARTERS
— for— -
USED CARS
ALL MAKES — ALL MODELS
Timmerman Mptor Co.
Carolina Service Station
Clinton. S. C.
Have Your Battery
Charged While You Wait
_ 30-MINUTE
Battery Charger
Joe’s
Esso Service
Atlas Batteries and
Accessories
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“Like A Letter From Home”
$2.00 Alear $2.00
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Only exception Men*in the Armed Forces, S1.50 a Year. All Sub
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