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Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Thursday, March 2, 1944 Want Ads SOUTH CLINTON NEWS FOR THE WEfK Miss Elolse'Brown, Correspondent PICK your Cotton now at Moore's. CHECK OUR BIG AD elsewhere in' and Representative this issue for suggestions for your ents, Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Anderson, in Pickens. Mrs. Geneva Brown and Mrs. Rhudell Brown ’and children of , Mountville, visited Mr. and Mrs. i | Reuben Overstreet Sunday. Miss GarneH Wells spent the IS • Needs for Spring. Blakely Bros. Mr - and Mrs. C. J. Blackwell and we€ k_ e nd with Mrs. Lee McMurray Hardware and Seeds. Telephone 188. Mr. and Mrs ' v - P- McLendon ^and; ^ Whitmire. — children \ isited relatnes in Gold-; • d are nce Roberts and son of LOST—Ration book No. 3. Essie Mae ville Sunday. ; Chester, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Gary. 23 White Lint. Ip Mrs. Devola Hellams and Miss Ro- : Smith Friday. THERMOSTAT^HEAT CONTROLS. berta Chaney are spending some Pvt. and Mrs. Charles Tatham of Equip your brooder with one of, time in Los Angeles, California.^ • . Greenville, spent Thursday with Mr.f these and* forget the worry of keep- J. A. Mills of Spartanburg, spent’and Mrs. Matt Davis, ing your Chicks the correct tempera- the week-end with hjs son, Rufus Mrs. Jessie Harrison and child ture Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Mills, and family. ’ | visited-Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hunti T Patsy Cranford has reutrned to, ton Jh Chester during the weekend. 4-font level Charleston after spending several R ‘ S j 50 * ' weeks with her grandparents,, Mr. Betmiettsv ille, and Cpl Telephone J88. and Mrs. ter visited LOST or misplaced Anyone knowing anything about ’’'JV ATfnrH ^ ’ I Eugene Barnes and da same, please notify L. C. Duckett, ‘ ^ r M and Mrs T 0 . Williams-visit- 1 Mr - and . Mrs - HowardBarnes Wed,- Thornwell Street. ^ ed Mr . and M rs. Jim Dogens in Ware ne , sda y- . ^ , ONION and CABBAGE PLANTS, Shoals Sunday. | . Mrs.Orin Davi^and son are spend- Onion Sets, English Peas, Beets, 1 Mrs.* Vera Crepps and children of 1 ” 1 ^ this wee Carrots, Radish, Lettuce and Many Avon Park, Fla., are spending some Other Seeds and Fertilizers. Blakely i time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. G. E. Bishoo^ Mrs. E. Tinsley and children, with Pvt. Davis at j Camp Claibpriie, La. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Robinson and daughter of Greer, spent the week- I end with the former’s mother, Mrs. J. CORNISH GAME EGGS for Setting. i Tinsley, and i A- Robinson. Let us know a few days in advance + Ho — 1 Lee, visited Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Hamm in Newberry during the week I arlie how many you want. Blakely Bros. dmner g ue& t s 0 f M rs R a chel Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. I j ey Thursday.’ For SALE—Trumpet in good con-' Mrs. D. T. Lowe and Mrs. dition. Phone 253. -f 1c Willard of WhRraire, visi G. H. Jackson Sunday. WOOD BROODERS and Electric ! end. Friends of R. H. Cobb will be in terested to hear of his promotion to i . Mr. and Mrs. Hover Type Brooders for Chicken of clinton ; Medlock! the rank of captain Mrs. Eula PauJ Cobb has. returned to Houses. These are equipped with au- Quinton and family & ring the week- | Tennessee after spending a ten-day end. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Stewart and tomatic Heat Controls. We have Brooder Thermometers also. Blakely Bros. Hardware & Seeds, Telephone: da ugh r^ufnecTto"“Green- > Miss Omira Patterson of Goldville, l 88 • i?! ville after spending the *veek with I ^V T ^^ eek - end wlth Mrs..W. MAGAZINE subscriptions taken the former’s father, G’. W. Stewart. through long' established agency, and Mrs. Stewart, -y Careful attention. Florrie Burdette, Mrfe. Janie Miller and daughter, Phone 206-W. ’ -1c Miss Blanche Miller, spent the week- , ™ ™ PERMANENT WAVE, 59c! Do your ufn<! hi^i^enworid M G J Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Whitmire and own Permanent with Charm-Kurl Mrs Evel St ; oud and children i chi,dren a ^ d Mr and Mrs - Walter Kit. Complete equipment, including A nderson y are spending the week' Kirby and children visited Bunyon 40 curlers and shampoo. Easy to do, ot Anaerson, are spending me ween ( ^...u absolutely harmless^ Praised by thou- . . M x, , sands including Fay McKenzie, glam- an r ’ e leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ! Russell Cobb. P. McLendon. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brown and son/ of Whitmire, ,and Mrs. Robert Owens 1 of Gray Court, visited Rev. Clarence Neal, i Whitmire and family in Newberry j Sunday. Herbert Brown, * *7, —*‘““‘71 Cpl . Ith iel Harvey of Camp Kearns, j IICI ° 1UWU - fori " u crly of XT this orous movie star. Money refunded if jUtah is spendin g £ fifteen-day leave ! c0 ^ mUn ‘ ty ’ ls , no , w D ^ ^ j he ^ Vy ’ with Mrs. Harvey and his mo ther, r and ls stat,oned at Bainbnd g e >, Md not satisfied. Kellers Drug Store. ‘ 1 ^—?. Mrs. Mattie Harvey. > TICK, lock, tick lock. Have 1 just I Mrs. Roy Sanders and daughter, made a lucky purchase of 65 clocks.land Mrs. Henry Carson and children Famous and standard makes for wall spent the week-end with their par- and mantel. See them at once. The — : : ? Trading Post, Laurens, S. C- , 1c | yvr |. A -| c POULTRY WIRE, 5 foot and 4 foot.j W dl 1 L /nLUo Also Barb Wire. Hog Wire, 12-inch — — : r— Wire, Staples, Nails, Hinges, Screws, LOST Locks and Many Other Items. Blake- Kerosene ration book. B-. Suber, Rt. 3, Box 164. Among The Sick Mrs. J. S. Navy is ill at her home. Richard Goings is ill. Little Shirley Quinton is recovering from a two weeks’ illness. Mrs. Mattie' Harvey is ill. . Little,Nancy Smith has flu. Mrs. Dora Harris is ill at the home Lizzie, l p of her daughter, Mrs. Alice Motte. . D e , 0 . rr 1 U Ji : —-———: —— r - Mark Satterfield is ‘a patient at ly Brothers Seed Store. Telephone GLADIOLUS BULBS. Nq. 1 size Pie-i State Parki Columbia. * ^ 88- __l5 ardy Pink, Maid of Orleans White, Noland McCravy has recovered! STOP RUNNING FITS IN DOGS Regent Scarlet and Token Variegat-; frorn a we ek’s illness. , I with Ski Hi. the only guaranteed ed - Also Bone Meal, Vigoro, Sheep remedy, or get your money back. ^ anuie an( i Nitrate Soda. Blakely Young’s Pharmacy. We stand behind Bros. Hardware & Seeds. Telephone it 2-6p 18 8- If Mrs. W. N. home. Blackwell is ill at her Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries Kelly F. Johns observed his 72nd PICTURE FRAMES—Gold- leaf and JUST ARRIVED from Northern mar- walnut. Some of very best. Also kets with-, china, cut glass, brie- 3 - i, 0Qt . China closets, oak and walnut. Din- hrac, marble top tables, walnut andj ¥ u ing room sets. Odd chairs. The Trad- mahogany book cases, chests, rockers, ^ Vivian Anora oo ing Post, Laurens, S. C. 1c etc - etc - The Trading Post, Laurens, | blI ^ bda y ^ br ii ary 19th - s l , ... . — : SC 1c Dewey Mills observed a JUST ARRIVED—New shipment of — — — * 1 February 25. 51-gauge hose. Sumerel’s Dept.’T-OST—1940 Pontiac Eight hub cap.' Mrs. Floyd Emery observed her § Store. 1c If found, call 128. Ip birthday February 28. i ^ Mrs. Jim Coleman observed a (Continued on page three) * ♦.» birthday S POR SALE—Two months old black LOST—Ration book No. 3 belonging cocker spaniel female puppy from to gam Fleming. * lp registered .litter. $20. Bobby Cope- ATTENTION*— A new .shipment of ! land, Telephone 9286. ' Ip FOR SALE—-Coker's 100 strain 6 cot ton seed, one year from Coker. $1.25 bushel. Made over bale to acre on my. farm. Also pure Polarid China shoats. J. Willie Young, Phone 2212. c , t au , ii Pick your Cotton now at 8 Sweaters, Sloppy Joes. All pastel t ' ♦.* shades and sizes. Moore’s Dress MOOTG S. Shoppe, , • le —r PIQK your cotton now at Moore’s— chambrays, ginghams, prints and seersuckers in Dresses and Suits, sizes 9-44. Moore’s Dress Shoppe. 1c JUST ARRIVED—New shipment of 51-gauge hose. Sumerel's Dept.; Store. 1c RE-ROOFING—Will furnish shingles and do the work. Estimate free. FHA terms if desired. J. R. Craw- SEEDS—SEEDS. We have' received ford, Phone 10. tf our fresh supply of Garden Seeds VANTED-*-AH kinds good used fur- for jour 1944 \ ictory Garden. Buy niture, heaters, wood and oil stoves now while our stock is complete, a ntiques, or what have you. The Blak iy Brothers * Seeds and Hard- i Trading Post, Laurens,,S. C. tf i ware. Telephone 188. 1c —— > LOST—Gasoline ration book “A for IRISH POTATOES. Maine wn Irish Cobblers and Red 1 Rt A full line of other seasonable 1936 Ford coupe. Johnnie Shands, 1, Box 186. Jp Nasturtiums in Bone Meal" and SEED G: Bliss JH _ „ seeds and plants xalso. Blakely Broth- ELOWER SEEDS. We have a com ers Hardware and Seeds. Telephonei plete assortment of Flower Seeds l£jj. , . 1c in' packages .and — ———-— 1 r | bulk. Also Vigoro, T LOST No. 3 ration book. Eulis \vi zarc j Brand Sheep Manure. Blake- Cagle, Jr. ly Brothers Hardware & Seeds. Tele-: FOR SALE—15 heavy breed pullets, phone 188. If noWfOaying. Call Mrs. Frank Boland,. NEW SHIPMENT—Slips and Panties,' Jr., 2<3-J.. - 4 gored, in pebble "crepe and taffeta. WOODEN BUCKETS, Metal Lard Sizes 32-50. Panties, small, medium Cans, Milk Bottles, Bottle .Caps, and large. Moore’s Dress Shoppe. L^hterns, Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, GARDEN TOOLS. "Spading Forks, Burnt.- and Uicks, Step Ladders, Potato Diggers, Hoes, Rakes, Bt ,v e , ‘P 0, Llbows and Dampers. Sq uare an( j Round Pointed Shovels, Blakely Bros. Hardware^ & Seeds. S pades, Hoe Handles, Fork Handles, Telephone 188.. }c Rubber Garden Hose, Hudson 3-gal- LOST —Two No. 4 ration bookC Ion Sprayers, Cyclone Seed -Sowers Bertha Jones and Jimmie Daniel and Repairs. Blakely Bros. Hardware Jones. 1c & Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c v LAWN GRASS. Plant your Lawns MOORE ways to Suit yourself — now so the grass will get well- ( vfeols, cottons, butcher linens, rooted before the hot, dry weather tailored and dressy. Moore’s Dress comes. We have mixtures for sunny Shoppe. 1c and shady lawns. Blakely Brothers Hardware & Seeds. Telephone -188. FARMERS’ QUALITY N. S. Approved Pullorum tested-Reds, LOST—Ration book No. ? of James Overstreet, Lydia Mill. : - Ip LOST or Strayed—Black and White _ , , T „ , - female rat terrier dog. If found, Rocks, Parmenters New Hampshires,i plea9e return to R L Crowell, 26 Red-Rock cross, $11.50 per hundred Was hington St., and receive reward. IP delivered. U. S. Certified large type White Leghome, $15.00 the 100. Bar red Rocks from Y T. Dickert’s Barred JUST ARRIVED—New shipment of Rock farm from matings of males' Rex-o cleaner. $1.00 size only. Call direct from Cohen’s R.O.P. flock mat- Mrs. P. B. Adair, 397-W, or City ings. $15.00 the 100. Sales Co. FARMERS’ HATCHERY , Phone 106-J 908 Main Street Newberry, S. C. BABY CHICKS " —Barred Rocks —R. I. Reds —White Rocks —N. H. Reds —White Leghorn Cockerels \ —White Wyandottes ’ _ —Buff Orpingtons Other Breeds Later Feeds, Feeders, Fountains, Supplies Blakely Bros. Hardware and Seeds Telephone 181, ■ 7' ^ ' * N HAVE your bicycles repaired. New tires and tubes. Accessories of all kinds. Lewis Cooper, N. Adair St.. Telephone 2y)-M. 1c FOR SALEH—Breakfast room suit — table and four chairs—in good con dition. Reply to W. P. Gastley, R-2, Clinton. Ip PLOW REPAIRS, Harrow Repairs, Steel Middle Buster Points, Scoot ers, Shovels, Sweeps, Single Trees, Plow Line, Heel Bolts, Clevises, Re pair Links, Collars, Collar Pads, Back Bands and Trace Chains. Blakely Bre& Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. 4 ' •*' 1c ROGERS HERTS of MERIT FRESH LEAN PURE PORK SAUSAGE LB. PKG. 39c 5 Points WESTERN BEEF CHUCK BLADE or ARM Roast GRADE “B LB. 8 Points ARMOUR’S or RATH’S SLICED BREAKFAST Bacon GRADE “A’ LB. 40c 4 Points BEEF SHORT RIB or BRISKET STEW GRADE “B” 5 Points DRESSED and DRAWN 58c lb Point Free i.t it i.t ♦V % ROGERS STANDARD (10 POINTS) TOMATOES PLAIN OR IODIZED 0. K. SALT 2 MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI 10 5 HOLSUM 3-11 27 21 No.. 2 Can Big * V Boxes 6-Oz. Pkgs. CITRUS MARMALADE PEANUT BUTTER TELLAM’S MATCHES 2-Lb. Jar 1-Lb. Jar VAN CAMP'S ft TENDERONI DIXIE CRYSTAL SUGAR • • • PILCHER'S OA. CANE SYRUP ■ ■ ■ FRENCH'S CREAM SALAD MUSTARD ■ PANCAKE FLOUR PILLSBURY • BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS” WHEATIES NABISCO RITZ ? * CRACKERS CORN FLAKES KELLOGG’S 6-OZ4 Pk 0 4 5- Lb. Paper No. 5 Jar > 6- Ox. Jar 20-Ox. Pkg. 8-Ox. Pkg. 1-Lb. Pkg. Dau ble-Frush COFFEE GOLD LABEL 2:: 49* SILVER LABEL 2 £ 41* Triple* Fresh BREAD OUR PRIDE PULLMAN SANDWICH 2 20-01. 4 QC Lx.,.. X9' ti GAUZE TISSUE Roll 5 HIOH TEST OXYDOL . 10e ECONOMICAL SIZE OXYDOL . u... 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