The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 19, 1944, Image 7
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Thursday, April 19, 1945
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Page Seven
For the Week . . .
South Clinton News
MRS. NELLIE McCLENDON,
Correspondent and Representative
Mrs. F. E. Holcombe and son of
Greenwood, are spending the week'
with friends and relatives here. ,
Pvt. Chestley King of Campj
Wheeler, Ga., visited friends herej
Symday. *
Misses Mary Williams and Gay-
nelle Hairston and Mrs. J. D. Hairs
ton spent Thursday in Spartanburg
with relatives .
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. White and chil
dren of Greenwood, visited relatives
here Sunday.
Misses Minnie Lou Burnett, Inez
Lancaster and Cleo Hooper spent
the week-end in Spartanburg with
Mrs. J. B. Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Wehunt of
Laurens, visited Mrs. Bffie Poison
Sunday.
Mrs. Ervin Shockley of Laurens,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Shockley.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Elders and
children of Greer, were week-end
guests of the former’s mother, Mrs.
Cora Elders.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lawson have
returned to Savannah, Ga., after
spending a week with his mother,
Mrs. Pauline Lawson, and friends.
Mrs. Bernice Lambert and children
of Spartanburg, spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Roy Snyder.
Bud Elrod of Whitmire, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ballard Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beaman spent the
week-end in Whitmire with her
motherjin-law, Mrs. Ella Barfield.
Mrs. Ettie Ballard of Honea Path,
spent last week with her sister, Mrs.
Minnie Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Sprouse of
Spartanburg, visited Mr. and Mrs.
M. V. Patterson Sunday.
Mrs. Mildred Murphy, Mrs. Guy
Emery, Mrs. Harold Kellett and chil
dren of Enoree, and Mrs. Clara
Smith and daughter of Laurens, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Emery
this week.
Vivian Brown of Mountville, spent
the week-end with Mattie and Vir
ginia Overstreet.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Herring and
children of Greenwood, and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Wilbanks of Clinton, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Geneva Brown.
Jean Emery spent the week-end
with her grandmother, Mrs. Lem
Rhodes, in Union.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Blackwell and
children spent Sunday in Ninety-Six
with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kellett.
Mr. and Mrs. William McLendon
visited friends in Newberry Friday.
Mrs.'M. C. Smith of Laurens, spent
the week-end with her sons, James
and Horace Smith, and families.
Ed Godfrey of Laurens, visited
his daughter, Mrs. Matt Davis, over
the week-end.
S. A. Dalton of Spartanburg, was
the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Dalton.
Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Brown spent
Sunday in Whitmire with relatives.
Sam Cauble of Columbia, Mrs.
"George Roper'zmd Mrs. Betty Cauble
of near Clinton, were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cauble Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Willard of
Greenwood, .spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Willard.
Mrs. Pauline Poison and daughter
attended the funeral of her uncle,
Dalton J. Boyce, in Goldville Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Boyd Patterson spent the
week-end with Mrs. C. H. Brown.
Alfred D. Shelton was called to
Greenwood recently on account of
the death of his brother, C. E. Shel
ton.
Men In Service
^Jonathan Abercrombie, A-S, is
taking his boot training at Bain-
bridge, Md.
Pvt. Glenn Crepps has returned
to Seymour-Johnson Field, N.^ C.,
after spending a leave with Mrs.
Crepps and children.
Sgt. Walter R. Allen, who has re
cently returned after serving three
years in the European war zone, is
spending a leave with his mother,
Mrs. Rosa Allen.
B. F. Harvey, S. 2-c has been pro
moted to fireman first class.
Pvt. Gladys Medlock of Walla
Walla, Wash., is spending a ten-
day leave with Mr. Medlock and her
mother, Mrs. Minnie Harvey.
Bill Tinsley, Pr. 3-c, of Green Cove
SAVE THESE REVISED COMMUNITY CUBING PRICES FOR FOODS
CfclLl.V; PRICES POR CROUPS
Siae and Caa* OPA OPA
lamer Type 01 #2
BABY FOOD
4V, S at. Glaaa
Clapp'* Strained Fruit and Ve*. 4V4-5 a*. Tin
Baech Nut
Clapp * Strained Fruit and Veg.
-4%-4 a*. Glaaa
Clapp * Chopped Fruit* and Veg. 4Vi -4 Vi a*. Tia
Fr
Garbar'a Strainad or Chopped Fruit*
and Vagetablaa
Libbjr’a
Libby a Strained Soup __
Libby* Strained Vegetable*
Ubby'* Strained Fruit
_4V, » a*. Tla
_4Vi-i a*. Tia
-U*, a*. Glaaa
4S a*. Glaaa
.4*4 a*. Glaaa
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BEANS, DRIED
LimM, U. S. No. 1, Extra Baby 1 lb. .14 .14
Limas f U. S. No. 1, Cal. Baby 1 lb. .IS .12
Limas, U. S. No. 1, Regular 1 lb. .IS .IS
Pea*, U. aS. No. 1, Blackoya 1 lb. .12 .12
Pinto, U. S. No. 1 1 lb. .12 .12
Great Northern, U. S. No. 1 1 lb. .12 .12
All items of Beans,Dried, set out above in bulk and unpackaged.
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BUTTER
J V, lb. Prta- 1 lb. Cta.
% lb. PrU. 1 lb. Cta.
% lb. Prta. I lb. Cta.
% lb. PrU, I lb. Clm.
Other Batter, Ungraded 1 lb. Wrapped
All Brandi, 93 Score —
All Brand., 92 Scon .
All Brandi, 90 Scon _
All Brand,, 89 Scon
^ |
Kraft Amenta a
CHEESE
tt IK. CfcL
ft Ik. Cta.
Kraft Old Enflish Spread
Kraft PbiladaJphia Craam
Kraft Pimrata Spraad
ft a V Gleet
Kraft VaWeeU *
1 Us. Cta
Walter Bakar’a, Hrrahry'i
Walt** Baker'*, H«r*h*y'*
Fairfax Hall
COCOA
M Ik. Fkf.
1 13 Ck,
Vi lh PfTf
Mother's
i'jh pk f w
COFFEE
1 lb. Paper
1 lh. Gleee
_ i ik r.u*«
i Ik P'r+r
Del Monte _
1 Ik
Fairfax Hell
a I lb. Paper
1 Ik PM|KO r
1 Iks. Paper
1 Its Paper
1 Ik P*'p»r
J. Fa C '
1 Iks. Glaaa
1 Ik Tia
Kitchen Quran
1 lb. Paper
1 Ik Pepar
\LuxelIa
1 Ik Pejser
1 Ik Cta
Marvell House
1 lh Paper
1 Iks. Paper
Pee Dee
1 lh. Pao*r
1 Iks Glaaa
1 lb. Paper
Wanda Hall
1 lb Paper
1 lh Cta.
Whit* Label
I lb. Paper
J1
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CEILING PRICES FOR
Siae and Coat- OP)
t«l»er Typa %
Cigx
»aToi
No. 2 ^ Tia
No. IS Tia
. N*. IVi Tla
.No. IV, Glaaa
No.
I Vi Tta
2V, Thi
FRUIT AND FRUIT JUICES. CANNED
FRUIT COCKTAIL
Konny't, Grade A
Mutton Peak, Grade B
Timely, Chotc*
Libby'., Fancy
PEACHES
Argo. Yellow Cling
II ifladalo. Yellow Cling. Halvoo No.
Libby'., Y.liow Cling, Sliced, Heavy
Syrup No. ty, Glaaa AS
Libby'., Yollow Cling, Halve*, Hoary
Syrup - Na. 2H Glaaa
Libby’., Sliced - No. IS Tia
Libby'., Y.liow Cling, Halve* No. 2V> Tla
Libby'., Sliced, Frev,tone _Na. IVi Tia
Rowdale, Yellow Cling, Halve* Na. 2W Tin
Zigtar, Y.L Cling, LL Syrup. Na. IVi Tla
PEARS
Libby'a, Bartlett w —Na. IVi Glaaa .48
Punch, Bartlett, Diced ]_ -Zr.Na, JW Tla Al
Selme, Bartlett, Halva* -Na. IVi Tla J1
PINEAPPLE
Del Menu, Sliced Na 2 Tta At
Del Monte, Crudbad Na. 2 Tla AS
Dola, SI lead Na. 2 Tla At
Dole. F.acy, Craabad -Na. 8 Tla At
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
Bluebird, Swt or Unewt., Deep South
Nat-Dai Moate Nat.. Donald Duck.
FMnda Gold Pay. Unawt, Keaay’a
PS i
OPA
#2
. i
AA
.4*
.48
J4
88
Jl
.87
At
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MACKEREL
FISH, CANNED
10 ex Tia
12 oi Tin
SALMON
_ , 1 Ik Tin
1 lh Tin
1 lh Tin
1 lh Tin
Del Monte
1 IK Tta
1 lb Tin
Vi lb Tta
I lls. Tin
Golden Shad, Chum
1 lh Tin
1 lh. Tin
1 lh Tta
1 lb. Tta
Double Q, Pink
1 lh. Tin
1 lb Tia
1 lh Tl.
1 IK Tta
1 lh Ti.
1 lb. Tta
1 lh. Tin
SARDINES
14 lb Ti.
1 lh Tin
lh Tin
1 lh Ti.
V* lh Tin
1/; He Tin
Sea view, Oval, with Tom. Saora
15 ex. Tin
r 1 th Tin
15 ea. Tin
TUNA ^ *
Star Kiat, Fancy, Solid-Pack, Lifht
Ne. tt Tin
Chicken of th* Set, Grated _ _
—N*. Vk Tta
PRUNES
Del Menu, M*
Dal Monte, Madima
Ideal. Largt
Miaaion, Small
FRUIT, DRIED
Minion, Madiom __
Pmidaat, Large
President, Large
Santa Clara, Medium
Sumweet, Large
RAISINS
Argo, Seodtea*
Argo, Seedle** .
Choice, Seeded
-14 as.
-32 o*.
_lt os.
-14 e*.
.14 a*.
-14 os.
-32 os.
_14 os.
-14 os.
Del Monte, Seed lee*
Del Monte, Seeded
Delray, Seedless ..
Delray, Seedless
•Dessert, Seedless
Dessert, Seedless
Dessert, Seedless
Dessert, Seeded
Du bon, Seedless -
Honey Bunch, Seedless
Honey Bunch. Seedless
Horseshoe, Seeded
Ideal, Seeded
i Kenny’s, Seedless
I Muscat, Seeded
Rose, Seeded
Dries, Bleached —
— 7 o*.
IS os.
15 os.
IS os.
—IS os.
_ 7 n.
—IS o*.
_ 4 os.
11 os.
IS os.
—15 os
—7 ot.
_ 4 os.
— IS os.
_ 15 os.
IS os.
IS os.
—15 os.
IS os.
—IS os.
Ctn.
Cm.
Ctn.
Ctn.
Ctn.
Ctn.
Ctn.
Cm.
Cm.
Ctn.
Ctn.
Ctn..
Ctn.
Ctn.
On.
Cm.
Ctn.
Ctn.
Ctn.
Ctn.
Ctn.
Ctn.
Ctn.
cm.
cm.
cm.
cm.
Ctn.
Ctn.
AS
.25
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A3
.27
A3
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A3
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At
■4t
.40
.20
AS
A3
.33
AS
A8
At
A4
.31
A2
.42
’.29
.28
At
A4
A4
At
At
.87
.27
.40
At
.11
At
AS
A7
At
A7
A7
A7
At
A2
AS
A7
At
.10
.IS
At
.12
.17
•tt
.17
.15
.13
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A3
48
At
A7
.31
.17
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.22
.20
.It
.IS
.18
.14
.11
.11
.14
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.12
.15
.17
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.11
.17
.17
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.17
.17
.22
.71
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.13
J4
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.40
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.35
AS
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A3
A7
.32
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A3
.20
A2
.40
.40
.29
A3
AS
A3
AS
A3
At
A4
A2
.42
.29
.22
.34
.34
.24
A4
.49
At
A7
A7
.40
At
.11
.24
.25
.17
.40
A7
A7
J7
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A2
.25
A7
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•It
.15
A*
.13
.17
AS
.17
• IS
.13
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.17
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.09
.14
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.14
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.22
Fey. Swt- Gold-
ilUUd Fey. ~
San-
No. 8 Tla
Pcy, Kut Swt.. Onaga, P1.esmg.
- - - . -Na. * Tla
Braca's, Florid* <
a* Tap. O-Mi-O, Suaft
sip Swt.
Saaldhaart, Saadine Na. I
Bluebird. Bruce's, Donald Duck. Ken
ny’s Swt, Kist Swt, Indian River,
O-Mi-O, Osage, Silver Nip, Staka-
ly’a Fey- SunftUad Fey. Sunaip
Swt, Vitaripa * 44 at. Tla
44 as. Tia
44 as. Tin
J 44 as. Tla
Florida Gold Fey Swt or Uniwt Na. 404 Tia
ORANGE JUICE ‘
Donald Duck Fey- Dromedary,
O-Mi-O, Roper Na. 3 Tla
itanpe
Deep South, Sealdheart
Del Monte
Florid* Gold Natural
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AS
47 eg. Tta
.54
Ne. 4#4 Tin
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44 ex. Tia
52
O-Mi-0
.55
Ne. 2 Tin
.22
Sunfteld, Fancy
PINEAPPLE JUICE
Del Monte, Dole, Lihb’
Del Monte Std., Dol
Gold Bar »
.44 ns. Tia
J4
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le, Libby
No. 2 Tta
Fey.
44 e*. Tta
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GELATIN AND DESSERT MIXES
Jello or Royal Gelatin or Pudding
—3 og. Pkg.
1 os. Pkg.
M
02
4>/« ot. Pkg.
.14
Kro-Mal D«a*«rt Mix** _ .
3-itt •*. Pkf
*5
LARD, OIL AND SHORTENINGS
LARD
BaUentine, Dixie, Silver Leaf, Star .
Hrd. I Ik. Cta. At
Bellentine, Dixie, Silver Leaf, star
Hrd t Ik Cta. At
Ballentine, Dixie, Silver Leaf — 4 Ik CtSk .TO
Star, Hardened 4 Ik ClA, At
COOKING OIL
Pun tan Gal. Glaaa IJt
Suprem* Gal. Glaaa 8-24
Flu So Qt Glaaa tr Tta A4
Jewel Qt Glaaa *» Tla At
Maxola
Royal
Wtsaoa :
Jewel
Maxola
_Qt Glaaa ar Tla AS
.Qt Glam
-Qt Glam ar Tla .S3
Glam
_PL Glam
HYDROGENATED SHORTENING
Crura, Snowdrift Spry
Crtteo, Spry
Snowdrift
OTHER SHORTENING
Advance, Plaffa, Jewel, Moaataia
Laurel, Rlcktax, Scoco, Snowball,
Vegetoto
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AS
_Pt Glam ar Tla 48
3 lb. Glam
3. Ik Glaaa
.7*
.73
At
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At
.41
AS
A7
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34
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A4
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.35
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.10
.14
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A7
A4
AS
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.32
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.43
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05
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.77
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3.24
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.73
Bovut
Cairo Beauty
Cairo Beauty —
Crewa
, Crown
Dtlicioua —
Delicious
Delirious —
Dillon
Dillon
Knrhanlment —
Enchantment
Enchantment
Fairfax Hall
Fairy Wand
Fairy W.nd
Fairy Wand ——.
Fresh Maid
Fre.h Maid
Happy Kid.
Happy Kids
Happy Kids
J.F.G. -£
Jelly Good
Jolly Good
Jolly Good
Jo J* Standard
CEILING PRICES FOR C.ROLPS
Sian and Cm- OPA OPA
taiaer Tjrpa
PEANUT BUTTER (Coat’d)
L It as. Glam
— IH aa. Glam
-ISVi at Glam
-S at. Glam
.It ax. Glam
_» as. Glam
-12 a*. Glam
It as. Clam
. t as. Glam
-It am. Glam
-t a*. Glaaa
-II as. GUm
14 as. Glam
-14 at. Glam
-I as. Glam
-12 an. Glnm
-14 as. Glam
-3 as. Glam
-14 as. Glam
- tVk as. Glaaa
-II aa. Glam
-14 aa. Glam
-14 am. Glam
-3 as. Glam
-IS aa. Glam
-It aa. Glam
Natty
Pvtor P.n .
Fetor Pna .
■’s —
’’s —
Para CaU .
Purs Gold .
Para Gold
Star
-It as. Cl
-It aa.
-It aa. Glam At
tVb aa.
-11 aa. ~
A?
Tammy Tucker
Tommy Tucker
3Vi aa.
-IIVi aa. Glaaa
-It aa. Glam
-I as. Glam .M
-I as.
-It an. Glam
SOUP, CANNED
Campbad'l Tomato
Campbell's VogeUbU*
Gibb's VegotabU
Hurtf's Tomato
Hurff's Tomato
Hurff'a Vegetable
Hurff's Vegetable
Phillips Tomato ■
Phillips Tomato
Scott County Tomato .
Scott County Tomato .
-ttVi as. TVs
-ItVi as. Tta
_lt an. Tla
-Jtfc ua. Tla
_3t sc. Tla
-ItS as Tta
At as. Tla
-US aa. Tta
-Na. ttt Tta
_lt a*. Tta At At
-It as. Tta
SUGAR
T
Dixla Crystal. Cranulatad
Disw Crystal, Graaulatad
Dish Crystal, Granulated
Dixm Crystal. Graaolatad
SYRUP
A lags. Happy Kid Can* A Cora 13
Alaga. Karo Blue Lahal. Pennant Rad
ar Blue Label Cora, Ob Boy Cane A
Corn. Robin. Staley'* Rad or Bln*
Label or Crystal 24
Br er Rabbit. Green Label
Hr er Rabbit, Gold Labal .
Br er Rabbit, Green Labal
Br er Rabbit, Bio* Labal .
Br er Rabbit. Blue Label -
Brownie, Mapl*
Brownie. Mapl*
Can* Patch, Ha|
-It fc. Cot tea
-It Ik Paper
. S Ik Cat toe
. S Ik Paper
aa. Glam
GUm
II aa. GUm
II aa. Tin
It aa. Tta
It aa. GUm
25 a*. GUm
It as. GUm
32 as. GUm
appy Kid Can* A Cor*. IVi taTta
Cam Patch. Pur* Gold Cam .
Cam Patch
Dixie Dew .
Happy Kid. Cara and Cam .
Inglrsile, Pur* Georgia Cam
^abia. Vermont Maid MapU
Log Cibtaj Vormoat Maid Mapl*
Plow Boy, Cara aad Cam
Pur* Gold ■
Red Hill, Corn and Cam
Vermont Maid. MapU Blendod
. 24 as. GUm
_ 1 Ik Tta
-IVi Ik GUm
24 as. GUm
-IS aa. GUm
-12 a*. GUm
.14 aa. GUm
- IVi Ik GUm
- 1 Vi Ik Tla
- IVt Ik GUm
-14 aa. GUm
Aster, Orange Pekae
' Ball.
TEA
Advance, Jewel
Advance, Fluffs Jewel,
Laurel, Riehux, Scoco,
Vegetol*. White Ribbon
Snowball
1 a era.
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. . _ 1 a Ok
43
43
M contain
. Snowball,
- - 4 a ctm
A3
AJ
X IK Cta.
43
.42
MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI PRODUCTS
Gold Medal Macaroni er
Luxury, Red Labal Mae. or
Luxury, NotgUes _
P»d
It ax. Pkg.
t ax. Pkg.
. t as. Pkg.
Mudlcr’s Msearoni or SpagbsUi t as. Pkg.
Mueller’s Mscsrani or SpagbatH It ax. Pkg.
Moeller's Noodles - t as. Pkg.
Mueller’s Noodles 12 aa. nig.
Quaker Macaroni or Spaghetti I am. Pkg
.11
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Skinner. Macaroni or Spaghetti 7 as. Pkg. At .tt BAKED BEANS
Quaker, Skinner s Noodles I as. Pkg. .It .10 Busk
.11
A5
.It
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.13
17
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.10
Boaeal, Balls
Boaeul Orange Pakoa
Kenney's Parkway
Lady Calvert, Orange Pekae .
Lady Calvert. Orange Pekoe ,
Lilac Orange Pekoe —
Lepton Orange Pekoe .
Upton. Orange Pekoe Balia .
Lull* line
Maxwell House ——___
Maxwell House, BalU
Maxwell House, Balls
McCormick'*
McCormick's, Balls 1
Tender Leaf, Orange Pakoa
Tender Leaf. BalU
Tetley's, Budget
. 4
- 4
. 4
. I
- 4
- t
-It
- 4
-4
-t
-It
-4
Tetley's, Orange Pekoe
Tetley's, Orange Pekoe BalU
-It
_ 4
-vt
-4
_ 4
-It
N. Pkg.
Coaot Pkg.
Ceaut Pkg.
ox. Pkg.
aa. Pkg.
«. Pkg.
SJJVkg
as. Pkg.
a*. Pkg.
Caamt Pkg
Camd Pkg.
aa. Pkg.
Cean* Pkg.
aa. Pkg.
Caaat Pkg.
aa. Pkg.
as. Pkg.
Caaat Pkg.
MEATS CANNED
Broadcast, Red! Lunck 13 aa. Tta
E. Z. Luncheon -11 Vi a*. Tta
Homy Party Loaf, Rsth'a Luncheon,
Spam
Mur Luncheon
-It a*. Tta
-12 as. Tta
CONDENSED MILK
Baby Brand
Dim* Brand ———__
Eagl* Brand
Lie*
Star
MILK* CANNED
-ll« at CUt*
-14 as. Tla
_15 as. Tla
-14 as. Tta
-14 OS. Tta
EVAPORATED MILK
All Brands 14*16 ox. .—
-Tad Tta
Dial*
Katwell
N ucoa
Psrkty
Southern Gold,
Southern Gold, Mixed
OLEOMARGARINE
1 IK Pkg.
a IK Pkg.
1 IK Pkg.
1 IK Pkg.
Unmixed I IK Pkg.
-I IK Pkg.
Beech Nut .
Beech Nut
Blue Plxt*
Blue Plat*
Roocul
PEANUT BUTTER
8>i ex. GUm
It ax. GUm
8 ax. GUm
It ax. Glam
C>i ax. GUm
Boscul Nutty Spread - — It ot. GUm
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Bush
Ckampion
Champion Pork and Beam
Gibb*, with Tomato Sane* -
Gibb*, with Tomato Sane* _
Hurff -
Hurff .
Jarksoa
Ubby
At
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.22
. .17
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.11
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.24
.24
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.32
41
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Phillip* Delicious
Phillip*
Phillip*
—Na. 1 Tta
—Na. 3 Vi Tta
_3t a*. Tta
—14 as. Tta
_ No. SViTta
14 aa. Tta
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Pim Grovo, Std, Cut.——-
Pocahonlaa, Whole .
Powhatan -
Royal Crown,
Mar Fort --
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Stake!/’*, Fey , Cut _
Siikeiy'a, Fey, Cut ,
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Del Maisa. Crushed
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Dal Menu,,Fey- Golden
Dal Monte, Fey- Country Gent. —,
Del Mont*. Whole kernel -
F.nfiaW.’Std- Cr
Faeorita, Whit*
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Na. 2 Tia
Na 2 T.a
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Garden Patch, Whol* Grain —_ 12 *
Homy Dew. Fey, Whole Gram Na
Jackson, Std. Na
Koeaty Kiat, Cream StyU. Golden Na
I OLekaa. Whol* Karml Na
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Maxacorn. Fay.
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Phillip's. Craabad
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PoCftJlMUft, Skofptf .
Stokely’s, Pcy- Csnntry Gent. — Na
Stokaty i. Fey, Bantam, ( seam Na
Stobaly a. Fry, tan tarn. Whom
Kernel M*.
Sweat Mendow, Crushed
Separtm, Ea. Std. Shoe peg
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Superfine, Fey, Whale Crain. GaMam Na
Tench's Conqueror, Fry Sboepeg Na
Torach't Conqueror, Whole, Coidea — Na
Torach's Conqueror. Ex. Std , Craam Na
Waataver, Fey , Cream, Whit* Na
Wigwam, Std- Crashed Na
PEAS, ENGLISH
April Shower
Artesian
Bell# bland, Esriy June . .
Buddie. Std- 3 Sv„ Alaska
Cast!* Haven. Early June .
Chef's Beat. Std , 4 Sv, Alaska
Cowboy, Early June ... -
Del Monts, Early Cardan
Dal Monts, Early Cordon
Carden Patch
Carden Sweet, Fey.
Gibbs, Alaska, 3 Sv.
Gibbs. 3 Sv, Alaska
Gibha, Early Jum, 4 Sv
Green Giant, Fey. .
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Homy Dew, Std, 3 Sv.. A)a«h*
Homy Dow, Sweet, Ex. Std.! 3 Sv..
LeSueur, Pearl
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Mtaa Carolina. Fey, 3 Sv, Sweet
O * B, Ex. Std.
Pkill.pa, Sub. Std.
PW*.»ing. Melting Sugar, Fey, t Sv. Na.
Pocahontas, Tom Thumb Not
Powhatan Na.
PrwU af Valley, Earl/ June Na.
Realm. Sugar, Ex. Std, 5 Se. Na.
Royal Crown, Ungraded No.
Safety Pint Na.
Sen Charm, Ex. Std, 3 Sv. Na.
Sea Charm, Ex. Std, 4 Sv Na.
Summer Sweet, Large . \*.
Teem* Weenie, 1 S» . Alaaha, Fey. . Na.
Teday't, Early Garden. Fey. Na.
Tadny'*, Fey, Early Garden No.
Trellia. Early Jum Na
Wiscoaam. Ex SU, 1 Se, Alaaka — Na
Worid'a FarartU, Early Jam No
TOMATOES
Alma Std.
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2 Tia
2 Tm
2 T.a
3 Tm
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Bona . .
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Hinton. Std.
Jones Mountain
Mantua Std.
MaryUnd Chief . ...
Meadow View, Std. -
Mountain Beauty
Our Navy, Std.
Pocahontas
Powhatan -
Prole of Field — .
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Princess. Ex. Std.
Red Rip* _
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Ridgefield .
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Stekely's, Fey. _
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Virginia Chief _
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Wood*
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If ASPIRIN UPSETS
f Salicon Tablets
HOTH/HG SAFER. ,
MO 81 CARSON AT E Of SODA NEEDED-
Springs, Fla., is spending a leave
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
A. Tinsley.
Barry McLendon, Charlie Black-1
well and James Henry Dunn, after
enlisting in the navy, left Monday'
for Columbia. \
Birthdays
4
Gaynelle Hairston celebrated a
birthday April 12th.
James N. Kirby, S. 1-c, will have
a birthday April 22nd.
Mrs. Geneva Brown celebrated her
birthday April 10th.
Peggy Satterfield will observe a
birthday April 21st.
Myrtle Lanford has a birthday to
day, April 19th.
Mrs. Louise Harvey had a birthday
April 12th.
Mrs. W. R. Cauble had a birthday
April 15th.
McCauley
Mr. and Mrs. Cal McCauley an
nounce the birth of a daughter On
April 15th.
With The Sick
Mrs. Frances Bowen, who is a pa
tient at the local hospital, is im- 1
proving.
T. D. Douglas, JS. 3-c, is a patient;
in a navy hospital in Oakland, Calif. (
Mrs. T. G. Smith continues ill at'
her home.
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meets ( j
The Women’s Auxiliary of the
Lydia Presbyterian church met at
the home of Mrs, Horace Smith on
April 10.
The tppic of discussion was: “The
Growth of Children.” Mrs. L. W.
Brown opened the meeting with
prayer and each member took part 1
on the program. The circle of prayer j
was used for dismissal.
Refreshments were served.
FOR THE GRADUATE — 100 En-,
graved Visiting Cards make an
ideal gift. Place your order early.
Chronicle Publishing Co.
PALL MALL Note Paper, Sheerlite
Air Laid Stationery just received.
White, pink, ivory and blue colors.
Chronicle Pub. Co.
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
The Newspaper Everybody Reads
New Driver Licenses ,
On Sale In County
South Carolina driver licenses,
good for four years, expire on June
30, and renewals are now being ap
plied for, according to J. S. William-
'son, chief highway commissioner.
Applications are being mailed to all
automobile owners in the state.
Drivers who fail to renew the cur
rent license before July 1 must be
examined as new applicants.
Approximately 530,000 licenses are
to be renewed this year, and driver^
are urged to apply for renewal before
the last minute to avoid a rush.
All renewals are paper licenses.
Due to the war shortage of metals,
metal tags are not available. "Please
do not request metal tags,” said the
chief highway commissioner, "as they
are unobtainable.’’
Two renewal application blanks
are being mailed to each owner of a
motor vehicle in South Carolina. If a
driver does not own a vehicle and
is not supplied an application form,
it is his responsibility to obtain one
from the rpotor vehicle division in
Columbia or from the local state
highway patrol. Price of the license
is 50 cents.
The application form, when com
pleted, will become the actual driver
license upon validation by the de
partment.
For the convenience of the public,
n applying for the renewal of licens
es, the following itinerary will be in
effect in this section of the county
Attention Called To
City's Traffic Rules
The attention of the public is called
by Chief L. H. Bagwell to the follow
ing rules and regulations now in
force, in the town of Clinton, for
safe driving and parking:
Where streets are marked for par.
allel the driver should park his car
on the right hand side of street the
way he is headed. This rule applies
from April 16 through July 7:
Clinton—Baldwin Motor Co., Wed
nesday. 9 a.m. to 12 noon; Friday,
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Goldville — Joanna Mills, Monday.
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
to both parallel parking and angle
parking.
Always park in lines marked for
parking.
Do not double park on any street,
as it is dangerous to you and others.
Do not park nearer than 15 feet
to a fire hydrant.
Do not park across any parking
lines, any street, alley or driveway
where it will interfere with other
traffic. . *
Always stop at stop signs Do not
fail to stop for fire alarm, and pull
car to curb and remain standing until
alarm stops.
Do not drive over fire hose at any
time as it will damage the hose.
Always keep sufficient brakes and
lights on your car.
Keep your muffler and exhaust In
good condition.
Do not exceed the speed limit in
specified zones, in the city or on the
highways.
All rules and regulations apply to
city ordinances and the laws of the
state highway department.
Chief Bagwell asks all drivers
.cooperate with his department. Thijw
who do not uhderstand the parttiac
regulations may secure needed
ance or information from member*
of the force.
SNGRAVED Calling Cards for
and navy officers. An ideal,
gift for father, husband, brother ec
friend Ask to see samples. Chronicle
i Publishing Co. Phone 74.
BICYCLES
FOR SALE
NEW TIRES AND TUBES—
Sizes ^6x2.125, 26x1.375,
24x2.125, 20x2.125
Accessories of All Kinds.
Have Your Bike Repaired for
Spring Use.
IT L. COOPER
49 N. Adair St. Phone 219-M
La moda Americana... Have a Coke
.(THE AMERICAN WAY )
...an American custom as seen in Italy
People overseas are impressed by the American fighting man’s
friendliness among bis fellows. They see his home-ways and*
customs—his good humyr. Hav. a Cokt they hear him say to his
buddies, and they begin to understand America. Yes, du pause
tbmt refreshes with ice-cold Coca-Cola speaks of the friendliness
of Main Street and the family fireside.
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