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■ I ^ V I Thursdoy, March 2, 1944 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C Page Seven 0) H3 CO to X "S o u o i £ t u; cO 3 O 0) c 0) O 0) > 3 0) T3 CO (0 S O U T 05 I § aS § o > o a> Tl co (0 S o u U i I a s 1 0) O > * ' ' •* , V Give Generously — Keep the Red Cross at His Side Give Generously — Keep the Red Cross at His Side Our Bovs All Look to the 19 4 4 WAR FUND RED CROSS HIS SIDE ^JiE. \ r - mm # rJjT • 'frit ‘r * V 3 \k‘$i CLINTON’S QUOTA IS $12,000 \ /- fi BE PREPARED TO DO YOUR SHARE , WHEN THE CANVASSERS CALL TODAY. DO IT GLADLY. YOUR AMERICAN RED CROSS NM.PS SmVICCMiM WITH Pf OSONAL PAOBLCMS HMDS FOOD PAACUS TO WAR PftltONMJ AIDS SERVICE FAMILIES AND OISABLCO VETERANS OPS RATES SERVICE CLUBS OVERSEAS RECRUITS ARMY AND NAVY NORSES HANDLES EMERGENCY MESSAGES FOR SERVICEMEN AND FAMILIES COLLECTS LIFE-SAVING BLOOD PROVIDES COMFORTS. CHEER AND RE CREATION IN HOSPITALS MAKES SURGICAL DRESSINGS helps when^disaster strikes •AND MANY k OTHER SERVICES YOUR RED CROSS IS AT HIS SIDE J m .1' LET’S SUPPORT OUR HOME BOYS- LET’S NOT FAIL THEM. Yes, give generously and be glad that the Red Cross — your Red Cross—is still ...a* standing at the side of your boy in the service ready to help him. The Red Cross is Still the Greatest Motlier in tire World t Wherever our boys may be, their country has provided them with the best guns, the best uniforms, the best food that skill and money can produce. • . • ; ■ ■ But there are some things that cannot be handed out by Government issue. , And these are the things they miss most . . . Dad’s friendly counsel. Mother’s homey touch. These are the things they need . . . the things they get through the Red Cross . . . your Red Cross . . . their home away from home. , * , ^ V ' They seem like little things in print . . . coffee and doughnuts after a long march ... a bed with real sheets when on furlough . . . real Ameri can cigarettes and chocolate bars .-. . and men and women stationed everywhere, at every tiny outpost ... to bring comforts, service and companionship. Little things, perhaps. But these are the little things that count—the things that help them to do man-sized job. These are the things that prove—when the going^ls toughest—that their families and friends back home haven’t forgotten them. For the Red Cross is at their side. Y’ou have given your sons . . . you have done the extra work nated your blood and bought your bonds. do- Yes, and you have helped the Red Cross before. Giving to the Red Cross has alwayskbeen a great proud habit of thirty million American families . . . proud that they could give . . . proud of the Red Cross that made giving worthwhile. j:* P \ But this year, when the need is greater than ever before, when we serve more than eleven million Americans all over the world—this year you will want to give more ... to give freely to your own Red Cross . . . to your own in the service. Give gladly this year. Give for the boy who longs to be with you—give to your Red Cross which will reach him for you whether he is in the front lines, in training camp or in an enemy prison camp. _ This time dig deep — deeper than ever before in order that Clinton may raise and go beyond her quota. Tin RED CR1SS is at Iib side—and tin Red Cross is TORI , « . In the Interest of the War Effort These Firms and Individuals Have PurcKasfc# This Space To Aid America’s Drive for Victory: , R. J. Pitt* Clinton Cafe Geo. A. Copeland & Son Sadler-Owens Pharmacy Belk’s Dept. Store I. C. Boland . Scott’s 5c and 10c Store Rose’s 5c, 10c and 25c Store Dailey’s Cash Grocery J. C. Penney Co. • ' '— — / ( . v v Copeland-Stone Co. Home Stores B. H. Boyd and B. Hubert Boyd, Insurance Citizens Federal Savings and Loan Association Blakely Bros. Hardware and Seeds v Maxwell Bros. & Kinard Young’s Pharmacy i-. L. B. Dillard I Hamilton’s, Inc. . * • ._ i .Kellers Drug Store James Pitts Store J. C. Thomas, Jeweler • * Dell’s Beauty Shop Smith’s Pharmacy Prather-Simpson Furniture Co. % Joanna Mercantile Co. C-W-S Guano Co. Clinton Mercantile Co. Chronicle Publishing Co. JC. W. Anderson Hosiery Co Jacobs Press Page’s Beauty Shoppe Industrial Supply Co., Inc. Casino and Broadway Theatres Royal Cleaners, Inc. D. E*Xribble Co., Inc. Todd Grocery Co. . J. R. Crawford W. C. Baldwin Motor Co. Clinton Tea Room Hotel Clinton -V Give Generously — Keep the Red Cross at His Side Give Generously — Keep the Red Cross at His Side t-A * Give Generously — Keep the Red Cross at His Side Give Generously — Keep the Red Cross at His Side » Give Generously Keep the Red Cross at His Side