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Page Six J ■ /'■ " •/■ ■ , ; ( THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Thursday, February 1, 1945 T’ Want Ads ■ PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE p A3R SALE—All kinds of wood. See H. J. Pitts. 1c MRS. E. G. KAY, Correspondent and Representative + ± TJkku/and Tamotim ’ CHECK BOOKS — Phone us when you neec| a check book with name of business imprinted, either M. S. Mrs.* L. W. Little of Newberry, 1 spent several days last week with her by Don Robinson — I . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bedenbaugh and [Tuesday with his aunt, Mrs. John M. READ the daily newspapers—-News- c hiidren of Newberry, spent the | Ross. papers. Sandwiches, Soft Di in s, with the latter’s parents. Ice Cream, Peanuts. Clinton Bus Ter- Mr and Mrs c A Di c k e y. minal. Phone 59. 15 l_f Mrs. Maggie Mundy and daughter, ] daughter. Mrs. George Morse. - IBRMITE CONTROL — Over two Mrs. Barbara Mellwain, of Ware Rev r . andf Mrs. L. C. Turbeville of' hundred fifty thousand structures Shoals, and * W. E. .-Hunnicutt and Gray Court, visited Rev. and Mrs. * » GASOLINE—Death _ have been protected against termite daughter, Shirley, of Ninety-Six, r. a. Hushes Sunday. Rev. Turbe- Several American soldiers were occupation, damage. Why not have your’s pro- visited Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hunni-j v ille delivered the message -at the recently sentenced to death for de-| wcted Call J. R. Crawford, Phone cutt over the week-end. ; evening service of the Methodist sorting the army in France and en- Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mrs. Ryan Poag and daughter, church. | gaging in a gasoline “racket.” What Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. tf Sheila, of Whitmire, sperrt the week- Mrs. Marshall Mullinax of Greer, the y did wa . s to steal g asoli ne from activities might be to- provide heavy rriinimum penalties for those who de liberately engage in black market ac tivities. I do not refer to the grocer I , or butcher who may have difficulty Bailey & Son, Bankers, or Comm ; in keeping track of OPA ceilings, but \ c * a ^ Depository. Chronicle Pub. Co to the man who deliberately goes in | for a black market “racket” as a, money making enterprise. If he knew! that no judge was permitted to sen- I tence him to less than 25 years at hard labor if found guilty, he might i think twice before continuing in hisj er- at first ^ (fir* STRIKES—Penalty And while discussing interruptions j ; 1 w "tZZ mrS - ' viarsna “ "luinnax oi ar mv ” sunnhes'and _ 'se‘irTrto’the in the flow of necessities to the front,! end with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Poag. S p e nt the >veek-ehd with relatives.; army sia PP ,ies a , . s !i!. 1 e it seems anoronriate to include a few C p i Henry ^ , French black market. Other soldiers 11 seems appropriate to mciuae a tew . D. DEVOE PAINTS and Varnishes, Tur pontine. Linseed Oil, Waxes, Fur _ niture Polish. Metal Cleaner Polish. Roy Hanbury U. S. Marine Corps. Putty. Oil Colors, Paint Brushes, Wall ^ ,e / t eU w e ’ ^ ^? e i.^ff k " enC ^ were sentenced to long prison terms, Osborne and Pfc. Cecil Earl Turner Passes • | Cecil Farl Turner 38 died 'last ran g in g U P to 50 y ears of hard labor * ... ,, o -rvT !! ^ 1 1 urne £: P ied lasl for stealing quantities of cigarettes Scrapers and Putty Knives, Blakely- with Mr and Mrs Ed Osborne Thursday noon at his residenee on other ££ Hardware & Seeds. Tele-. Nellie Tucker of Woodruff, Tillman Circle after several weeks H 1 C and Mrs. Ross Ramsey of Spartan-1 0 f declining health. — burg, spent Saturday with Mr. and T urner was born and reared in comments on those men who insti- Burton’s phone 188. gate strikes in war production indus- for stealing quantities of cigarettes! tnes - For there have been many cases during the last year when we have heard about shortages of supplies on selling them at high prices in France. There has been considerable dis cussion here as to whether these sen- j European battlefields and have, at TRY our handy super service battery Mrs. Rolfe Hughes. i Newberry county and attended New-1 tences we re'too sever. Personally I'the same time, read of strikes or charger. Requires only 30 minutes, Mrs. L. 1^ Poag and son Lt. Bill berry high school> but had made his ; can feel no sympathy . for sold i e rs who threatened strikes in the factories without removing battery from car. Poag. spent Wednesday with rela - home in Goldvivlle for the past six-; _ in order to make a proflt for them . I which are producing those vitally $1.00. Joes Esso Service. Phone tives in Greenwood teen years He was a member of the i se^es _ W er e willing to keep vital 1 needed supphes. 12# ’ L ~John ^Earl Willingham left Saturday L °y al °y der of M oose ; ! suppies from the boys fighting and The Bureau of Labor Statistics ^TERMITE CONTROL—Building ma-, f h ort visit with Lt Willingham L Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mi - d yi n g at the front. ! gives quieting figures on the small “ a. ,s so vital ,n the A-result „ f those sentence,.there percentage o, strikes in war indus rar. Why not have your property Malcolm Turner and Mrs. R. L. ; hi s parents Mr and Mrs John H t . u * 1 - . ^ ^ 1 „ rus parents, Mr. ana Mrs. jonn n. f r0 m now on who will succumb to stay on the job. But army figures 1 similar temptations — and few'er dy- { would also show that the black mar- 1 ing at the front because of shortages ket activities in supplies which have j created by these treasonable crimes. [ reached France are insignificant in u8£ 6^6 Cold PnpamtioaM an. dinctndi Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ 4. . , . A ” 1115 Uciltlllb, iVll. clIlU 1VU 2>. UUI1I1 II. protected against termite damage and Bo u r 0 f Washington. D. C„ were call- Turner , two brothers, Pfc. Raymond that needless waste of timber. .. j > .1-- >- —1 j..~ ♦- save mat neeaiess wasie ui ixii.uci. ed here over the week-end due to the Call J. R Crawford, Phone 10. Ter- dea th of their brother, mite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., 1 Cadet Nurse Agnes Fuller of the Batesburg, S. C. tf General hospital, Spartanburg,, Miss laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender Inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. TeU your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION will probably be very few soldiers [■ trfes as compared with the men who For Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Turner and Malcolm Turner; one sis ter, Mrs. Richard L. Bour. Funeral services were held Satur-; But in reading the stories about the j comparison with the supplies that geti —- Gladys Willingham student at Win- day ^ ev - Smlth Hal_ illegal sale of army supplies, I kept through. Yet when we think that a FOR SALE — White hand-crocheted college Pfc Charles Ross of and R ev - A.. Byant ,n ^harge. wondering what happened to the, few American soldiers may die be-: luncheon set Also take orders for, ^*5 General ho^^ ! ^S^in Canton ^ \ f re " chmen " h ° 'T*? i Cause of those black market activi - ! soLk m white and colors. Write W, , were dinner guests of Mr and' 1 y Chn - ' I to be operating the black market? ties—just as we realize that a few 1 care Chronicle office. j Mrs. L. H. Poag Saturday evening. ! 1 Fnjoy Birthday Party ! ^ ^ t0 ° sedtpnced ^ death ! will die if there is a strike in a vital CAB BAG F PLANTS Onion Plante j H.P. 3ragg, W. E. Bragg and Fred' Mrs j ^ Koon invited nineteen ! K* T « did-they get war industry here-it is apparent C1 r, i 1 o. vonuu x i. . mis. J. it. ixomn invuea mntiten Wltb fines or a year so in jail? that severe nenalties should he enact-: Onion Set.-. Enghsh Pea^Beets. Bragg ,,‘ere called to Clmton Monday uule Iriends 0( her s „„, Joe Robert,; We ^ar ;he5e days about 1 even a slight delay in the steady flow We seem to take for granted of those supplies. 1 H. P. .Bragg, W r . E. Bragg and Fred English Peas, Beets. Bragg w'ere called to Clinton Monday» little friends of her son, Joe Robert, Carrots and Radish Seeds, ijune du 0 . to the death of their mother, Jr . ( t0 her home last Friday in cele-, ma r ket s’'i n all of the countries in the Meal, Sheep Manure and \ igoro ler^Mrs Anna Bragg. bration of his second birthday. Games war. tilizers Blakely-Buiton's Hardware ^Mjajind Mrs.^W . A. Moorheiid left^ W ere enjoyed and-.the highlight of that such black markets are an un- ! A: Seeds. Telephone 188^ F1F.LD GROWN, well-rooted Char- Go]' CeeiT^Farmer of New River ‘htii picture. s cem probable tnat if all black mar- produce all they can of the products! lesion Wakefield and Glory of Enk N £ : ■ nt , ' ■’ taKen - ket cabbage plants. S2 per 1,000. Call 368 22-4c W. Gaskin I know plenty of men who work are eager to ek-end with his were dealt with as is a black needed at the front. But every one family and Mr and -fc J T Gas- Ic * crean \ cake - 1 c . ook ‘ es a " d ■»»*« in the American army, they of them has stories to tell of activi ana .\ir. ana j. i. uas were served m the dining room, cou i d be wiped out. 1 - where a huge frosted birthday cake,! _ award with 2 pink candles, cehTer^the' CIVIUANS-Sentences | And so, in addition to a severe , table. . and getting 96 eggs per day. and Edward, of Fort Mill, spent sev->- " ’ • • ? • , WE WILL PAY YOU CASH FOR YOUR USED CARS Call us or bring your car for a grease, wash and lubrication job. Billy McMillan Sinclair Service Station West Main Street , Phone No. 2 ties aimed at slowing down produc FOUR WEEKS AGO Customer "M" J. W. Gaskin and sons. "Howard with 2 pink candles, cehTef-Vd'-the nvii iavtT t,0n ' was feeding a competitive Laying Gaskin. U. S. Navy, Bambridge^MtE table. ‘ ; CIVILIANS—Sentences i Mash and getting 96 eggs per day. and Edward, of Fort Mill, spent sev^YaJentines and pinwheels wete! In this country we seem to have i° r black ma rket, Now he is feeding ‘Spartan'’ and eral days last week with relatives giy^KJis the guests deoarted i developed one of the worlds best; acllvltres » 11 also seems to the best scums 150 eggs per day "It pays to here. ,. ,* M^con^as assfs.ed in enter- I or 6 an i ze d black markets. No m.Mr: change to Spartan.” C-W-S Guano Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dominick of ltamin g by Mrs Frank Brannon where you hve > there 18 ^probably! ly severe P enal ties provided for those Co. lc Newberry, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1 Those enjoymg^his occasion were: some Plf 00 within a few miles where ^ h °^ 0 ^ r e .P roductlon sl ° wdow " 8 i : Melvin and BobV'Brannon, Duane! ydU cou J dbuy 80md b ^ ack u market g as ; " ?£„•*?* * S ° me Sma11 benefit i ^ » olinp. And behind the hundreds nf 10 inemseives. W ^idK) F -ind^reco^d" olayer Apply The , 3 j d w j S ' James Thomas of In-- and Bonnie Brannon, S^ggy and ?. bl | e ' A ! ld i irnmrle office lc [ dianhead^ Md., w r ere called here over p au ii ne Morgan, Buddy ahd Julia' btt e ^ tai b ^.^, Reeder Sunday. •Chronicle office. ; Pauline Morgan, Buddy and Julia' . marvel 1 Mae Humnhrpvs Patcv Rnwp "Kara i know there are big shots markets we all; — i the week-end due to the death of a Mae Humphreys, Patsy Rowe, ^ara! who are RE-ROOFING—Will furnish shingles: relative. Anne Chandler, Polly Summer’s, yji>^Jf anin g U P a fortune from the gaso-; and do the work. Estimate free.. Pvt. and Mrs. R. G. Carr and fam- leria, Gertrude and Juanita Motes, FHA terms if desired. J. R. Craw- ily attended the recital given by their Terry Rowe Larry King Sheila 1 Ga? °I ine 15 i ust one of dozens ofi ford. Phone 10. tf daughter and sister, Mrs. Bob Plott,' j ackSt Rebecca and Oneila Bundrick,: through black markets ' rERMITlT CONTROL—Termites are ^ iothrop college last Wednesday. Mrs. Homer Jacks, Mrs. Roscoe Bun- bere ’ bd i ^immediately comes to ^mg anN Why leTuiem eat u P | Miss Gladys Willingham, student drick , Mrs. George Motes and Mrs. ™. nd wh * n w f^ abo ‘i t your pfoperty Termites work winte? at , Wintbro P college, spent the week- F . C. Rowe. j being ^ntenced to>ath for selling, Ld summer and are destroying over end Wlth her P a ^nts, Mr. and Mrs 1 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE The Newspaper Everybody Read* fifty million dollars worth of prop E. J. Willingham. Miss Frances Craft of Silverstreet, At Home From Overseas Sgt. Floyd Abrams, son of vearlv To be sure have a free 1,1133 r ““ , '- cs Ul ouversireei,; sgt. Floya Abrams, son of Mrs.' 11 'T U1 6a3U11 “ c ^ InsDection. Call J. R. Crawford, s P ent tbe week-end with her sister, jj. J. Abrams, arrived home Monday J | be * ron * th an R does for soldiers. it in France. For it seerfis^no more, right for civilians to get away^with 1 interrupting the flow of gasoline^to! if aspirin upiers f Salicdn Tablets Horn//VC SAFFR. y wo eiCAaeowATe oe soda needed- 1945 Is A Writing Year New shipment lovely station ery in varied sizes, fabrics and colors. Cockle finish, light weight pa per and envelopes for air mail writing. Ripple finish pound paper and envelopes, ladies size. 9$ sheets to box. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Stationery Dept. inspection Phone 10. Termite Co. of S. Id. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. £ia.iu brother-in-law, and Cecil O'Dell. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. O’Dell WE REPAIR, re-tire and re-paint bicycles, wagons, scooters and small cars. L. L. Cooper. 49 N. Adair St. tf ^ accompanied her home Sunday. Mrs. Ella Hair and Miss Ruth Hairi LOT FOR SALE Street, 75 feet front by 165 deep Close-in location. See B Boyd. FOR SALE—Grade III 600x16 tires. Ceiling price. Timmerman Motor Co. lc to spend 21 days after completing i t0 d ° 80 . 9 months service in the European in s Pd e °f H 10 f ac l that any theater. | one of U8 ’ we kept watch at a few Sgt Abrams is a turret gunner on, ! be b * a0k market •gasdlme stations, spent the week-end with Mr. and a B-25 that has made 67 missions. | could probably discover the source, Mrs. Hoyt Nobles in Newberry. , He has been awarded the Air Med- j supply, many of the operators go, Misses Myrtis and Snookie Wilkes al. President’s Citation and eleven uninterrupted. And when caught, \ On North Adarr iof Clinton ’ s P ent the week-end with Oak Leaf Clusters. j the sen t 0n ces usually are so light' feet , Miss Hilda Oxner. . i that others decide it is worth the H Cleveland Miller, Jr., of the Navy, 1 Card of Thanks gamble to continue, tf stationed at .Oakland, Calif., spent We wish to thank our friends for| O ne way to put a crimp in these the kindness shown during the ill- SBC Want Ads band and father. Especially do we wish to thank Dr. FOR SALE—1937 or 1938 Chevrolet, WANTED—Clerks at the Lydia Mill F. K. Shealy, Miss Warren land Mrs. motor, just been overhauled com-) store. . t lc; Butler, for their untiring services and pletely. Timmerman Motor Co. lc FRY ERS for sale at Ten Acres. LIGHTWOOD KINDLING. We have a. A. May plenty of that good kindling to help,:— I x _ ——-——— you out these cold mornings. Blakely- , FGUND - Tbr / e children s dresses on Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- Laurens - Musgrove highway • Fn- phone 188 lc day ‘ Owner please call for them and pay for this ad. James Medlin. IP, FREE—We are still giving pre-war CATir , u service — cleaning windshield. I F ^ Miilc goat, will freshen brushing fiooi boards, checking bat- ld ~ pr ! 'I° bn Moultrie, at checking air pressure in tires. State Training School. l-2p ness and death of our beloved hus- D ryar U> s^ccompanied the group of thirty. Young People Meet The G. A.’s of Goldville Baptist church met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. A. B. Galloway for its' regular weekly meeting. Mrs. Louis Murphy and Mrs. Har- 1 old Murphy are leaders of this group, j Following the program the hostess served hot chocolate and cinnamon rolls. «»BBBBBBaBBBm«»BBBW»»aBBaBBaBBBBBBaBBBBBBI»»WM«m H. D.^HENRY 1898-1945 F. M. BOLAND H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE Federal Loans Negotiated On Real Estate Telephone 121 x the Loyal Order of Moose. „ The generous floral offering was I_ p ! deeply appreciated. Mrs. Earl Turner, Sara Turner, Jackie Turner. tery. Birth Announcement Hall Pvt. and Mrs. Marvin Hall an-' nounce the birth of a son at Hays I With The Sick Juanita Motes, daughter of Mr. Joe's Esso Service. Phone 128. 15-4c^FOR SALE — Two'good milk cows hospital, Clinton. ; and Mrs. George Motes, was ill sev-I FOR SALE 1942 Hudson Coach, low with young calves. Priced to sell. Mrs. Hall is the former Miss Vivian eral days last week. ! mileage, like new. Ceiling price. F Mace Young. Ip Crowder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Carolyn Thomas was ill several Timmerman Motor Co. LOST—Man’s billfold Friday or Sat urday containing $40 and valuable James Crowder. Sgt. Hall is overseas. FOR SALE — Ten-room house, bath : upstairs and down, extra lot. O" , Jr^'and® 1 Jacobs 0n b u i kln^ eSt F C ?nHfr ! Birthday Party Enjoyed West* Main St. See A. E. Cleveland, y and «I ac °bs building. Finder Gallowav celebrated his ninth Aaen* Clinton Id P lease return and 8 et reward. Ray- . L,auoway ceieoratea ms nimn Agent. Clinton. iP mo nd Haywood Chilton, Sloan St. Ip bir t bday with a party at the home of HAVE you an empty brooder house? —--v-;-— I his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gallo- Put it to good use raising broilers: BURNING HEATERS, Heavy | way, on Milton Road last Saturday for your family and for market. Start „ SU ,ve Pipe, Elbows, Dampers, afternoon, your chicks on Spartan Broiler R a -^ 0duc * n 8 Pip 0 . Stove Grates, 1x6 Reducing Pipe, Stove tion and have them ready for market Gt, Rauized Flat Sheets, Lard Cans in a little over two months. C-W-S Fry P ans and Steel Tool Boxes. Games were enjoyed on the lawn, after which they were invited into the dining room where ice cream and Guano Co. j c Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. | cake was served to the following WANTED — Maid to cook and keepl--; Telephone 188. lc guests: Barry Little, Waddy Niver, hn ,• Onlv throe m familv Can FARM FOR SALE - 37.6 acres of; Billy Beckham, Grin Nabors, Jerry hou.e. Only three in family. C ^ ^ 4 room pa inted Gallowa y. of Clinton, Betty, Sara and stay on place. Good quiet home and . -r: - "’ * * « 1 good pay for a good honest worker. in side>and out, lights, woddr-LoeaLetL. j , Write to 413 Springdale Avenue, oue mile from Lydia Mill. $1,900 cash. Rirthdav* Winston-Salem, N. C. Tell us what Vernon Guest, 24 Jefferson St. Ijp Kathleen experience you have had. 22-4c WANTED—An experienced or inex-, birthday February 3rd. FOR SALE—1940 Buick Sedan, low „ P e I iel l ced _. denta I assistant. Apply George Frazier celebrated Price celebrates her Jiis c£y. mileage, a good duration car. Ceil- ur - r - r - Jiicxs. tT bithday yesterday. ing price. Timmerman Motor Co. lc|BABY CHICKS — Barred Rocks, „Betty Mathews has a birthday to- ATTENTION MEN! Have you three White Rocks, R. I. Reds and Heavy-fJ hours spare time daily—9:00 A.M. Mlxed A 180 Metal Fe0d0 rs and Foun- hirt u H avc t.-cHo*, to 1:00 noon, or 1:00 to 4:00 P.M.? tams - Brooders, Feeds, Grit, Oyster|I heir birthdays Tuesday and yester- Could vou use an extra $5.00 per day Shells and Remedies. Blakely-Bur- a y- ii a: tons Harnwar#* Xr J 188. Dot and Mary Kate Carr celebrated ’Dell Barrett observes his birth- AMBULANCE SERVICE Phones 41 and 399-J L. RUSSELL GRAY and PARKS ADAIR. Gen. Mgn. days last week. Little Calvilene Elliott, daughter of i Sgt. and Mrs. Calvin Elliott, is ill at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. i Mattie Hays. Charley Chandler was ill over the week-end. Gray Funeral Home Clinton. S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ...and... EMBALMERS jBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBfoBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSfcBSBBCBMWtWIlM Write Via Air Mail USE LIGHT WEIGHT COCKLE FINISH ONION SKIN Buy it by the package, either full or half size. Just what you will want to write relatives and friends in distant training camps and overseas. tor the three hours work? Full time 8 Hardware & Seeds. Telephone ^ tomorrow worfc also available. Age no bmdi- L c | R oyC e Bedenbaugh had a birthday cap. Write to J R. Watkins, Dept.., WANTED TO RENT — Two OF yesterday. S-S. Richmopd. V •._ —L 5 Jl 3p ! three-room, furnished or un-j Linda Buchanan and Sylvia Farmer FOR SALE—20-in boys’ bicycle, two furnished apartment in Clinton. celebrated their birthdays yesterday Will furnish best references. Re- 26-in. boys bicycles. Lewis Cooper, 49 N. Adair St. * lc THERE'S a lug" demanTtoTfresh war<l of $5 to i hel P ink ’ egg?, and prices are mighty good, cure apartment. Reply to I*. O. If your hens are not laying, change Box 25. them to Spartan Laying Mash right FEEDS THAT 1 PLEASE. Fresh Sup- away. Come in and get a supply. of Startin / Mash/ Growi Jg we have plenty of fresh Spartan Lay- Broiler - Mash i a W™—M a <;h log Mash for you. C-W-S Guano Co, | “ a d sh 'p®™ ,er Bab^ Phone 62. lc HARROW 7 REPAIRS, Harrow Teeth and Clamps, Fertilizer and Seed Sowers. Grease Guns, Eye Hoes, Mat tocks, Bush Snaths, Bush Axes, Turn Plow Points and Repairs and Plow Bolts. Blakely - Burton’s Hardware and Seeds. Telephone 188. lc Larry Garner will ■ celebrate his birthday February 3, as will Alfred Reeder.. Mrs. Betty Furr observes her birth day tomorow. J. O. Hueble has a birthday today. February 4th is the birthday of Vernon Lever. k Grin Nabors had a birthday Mon day. Growing Grains, Regular Scratch,! John Earl O’Shields celebrated his Rabbit Feed. Goat Feed, Pigeon Feed, i birthday Tuesday. Calf Meal, Dog Meal and Pellets, Dairy Feed, Horse and Mule Feed, Fat Back Hog Ration, Bran and Shorts, Charcoal, Oyster Shells and Grit. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware and Seeds. Telephone *188. lc Have Weiner Roast The R. A.’s Of Goldville Baptist church enjoyed a weiner roast at Flat Rock last Friday evening.' Harold Murphy, leader, and Rev. M. A. 4,, AIR MAIL ENVELOPES ALSO ’45 Will Be A Writing Year Chronicle Co. Stationery Dept. V