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1 \ 7 Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, June 21, 1945 ■r- Want Ads TO RENT — TO FIND TO BUY — TO SELL J Everybody Reads the Want Ads Terms: Cash [Want Ads FOR SALE — Walnut marble-topped table. Mrs. A. B. Galloway, Milton Road, Goldville. Ico PENCIL SHARPENERS—Giant au-j tomatic, best for office and home. The Discoverer of Penicillin FOR SALEt—AII kinds ot wood. See Chronicle Publishing Co. H. J. Pit r lc i WANTED — Will pay $14.40 ceiling FOR SALE—Piano, in good condi- price for top hogs. Will buy any- tioh. See Lee Fields, 28 Academy thing from 100 to 300 lbs. Price nc- ti; Street. IP cording to grade..The Newberry Ab- MIMEOGRAPH PAPER—Letter and bator, Newberry. S. C. Jull2-pi lega! size, 500 sheets package. The FOR SALE _ 9x t^ aU WO ol rug in Chronicle I ub. Co. splendid condition. $35, / Mrs, E. FOR SALE—Five fancy milk cows Mood Smith. Phone 392-W/ lc wl ^ young ^calves. H. J. Pit^s, lc daily^ne^yspapers—New- TRY our handy super service battery papers, Sandwiches, Soft Drinks, ! charger, Requires only 30 minutes, Ice Cream. Peanuts. ' Clinton R^s! withbun removing'battery from car. Terminal. Phone 59y - jfr * tf] $1.00. Joe's Esso Se'rvice. Phone TERMITE cONTROWBui'Iding ma-j : | terial is so vital jffi vfinning the : room war. Why not havd^y*dur- property j against termite damage* WANTED TO RENT—4 or- 5 house in Clinton or nearby. Reply; protected to J. W. at Hotel Clinton. Ip! and save that needless waste of tim-! ber. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone 10. 1 M. D. Wiley, 1 tfi Bible school at Lydia Baptist church. [ E. I. Neal. aI. p. McCauley served in The school began June 4 and ran for, the handicraft departrOent. ten days. The enrollment was 166- ' „ 7 TT The highest atendance was 150. The MAIL ENVELOPES Large size, lowest was 125. The average was. rnailing. Chronicle Pub- 135. 175 had perfect attendance C°- -• records. Rev. J. H. Walker served-as prin- pal of the school. The following saver in the office. Chronicle Pub- served as superintendents: Begin- lishing Co. ners, Mrs. J. B.) Abercrombie, as-|^ _ ^ w & sisted by Mrs. C .O. Parrish; Pri-j^^^ TV 1 CHECKED IN T DAYS WITH LIQtTD for MALARIAL SYMPTOMS Take only as directed maries, Mrs. C. R. Kuykendall; Jun- j iors, Mrs. E. I. Neal; Intermediates, Mrs. J. H. Walker. Other members of the faculty were: Mrs. Corie BaK lad, Mrs. J. B. Burnette, Miss Maude Harvey, Miss Margaret Johnson, Miss Nancy Neal, Mrs. R. E. Whitmire, Mrs. J. R. Nelson. Also Mrs. Walter Davis, Mrs. Posey Davis, Mrs, Kath erine Bennett, Mrs. Clyde Trammell, Mrs. Devola Hellams, G. C. Parrish, 666 <- I CARTER S ami SHEAFFER S INKS Terrolt . Co of s c , colors: wtato. black, bluc-b^ack, Mgr ; Batesburg s c royal blue, green, and brown. gins' waterproof India Ink. black and LOST—Gold Sheaffer fountain pen, red. Chronicle Publishing Co, ^ between Mrs. R. G. Carr’s and new TT-rT, u n mill. Reward if returned to Mrs. Har- STRAYED, 1 —\\ hite-faeed bull. Ring, , , „ . 0 i f old Bishop, Rt. 3, .Clinton, or Mrs. in nose, piece torn out of right ear. .. .. o* /- u ,i„ „ %.. ,, nn j_ , _ Cecil O Dell, 56 Marion St., Goldville., Not mean. Will p^M $5.00 reward for ; , — —1 animal on premisesnvhere Mund. Bill FREE—We are still giving pre-f^ari Sir Alexander Fleming, the man who gave the world the wonder drug, penicillin, Is shown as he appeared at a press conference in ton. Th&scientist is touring U. S. hospitals in connection with the use of penicillin. Army doctors state that thousands upon thousands of' sol- dier^' lives have, been saved by Sir Alexander's discovery. 28-2p For the Week . . . South Clinton News service — cleaning windshield, brushing floor boards, checking bat- i MRS. NELLIE McCLENDON, tery, checking air pressure in tires. Correspondent and Representative Joe’s-Esso Service. Phone 128. tf ! * interested M know he has been pro*- | ; moted to seaman first class, i A.O.M.lc Amon Shumate is now stationed in Bocachica, Fla. i Cpl. Ernest Bowen is spending a leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Bowen after three years in the i Pacific. Henry. ENGRAVED Calling Cards for army . and navy officers. An ideal, useful gift for father, husband, brother or . friend. Ask to see samples. Chronicl# SWEET POTATO PLANTS, TOMA-' M iss Amber Eskew of Greenville.' Announcements Publishing Co. Phone 74. i TO Plants, Cabbage Plants, Egg! anc j Allene Huckaby of Laurens,' The W - S - wil1 hold its re g ular ATTENTION. FARMERS—We trade P* ants , and Pepper Plants. Blakely-j S p en t Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. mee ^* n g at tbe home of Mrs. WE PAY CASH For Good USED CARS TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO. Carolina Service Station CLINTON, S. C. BICYCLES FOR SALE NEW TIRES AND TUBES— Sizes 26x2.125. , 26x1.375. 24x2.125, 20x2.125 Accessories of All Kinds. Have Your Bike Repaired for Spring Use. L. L. COOPER 49 N. Adair St. Phone 210-M 8 :: 1 flour for wheat at $1.65 per bushed. 1 Trade your wheat with us and leave it on our due bill bobk. Get flour fresh as you need it. BIRDSEY FLOUR MILLS V. Parks Adair. Mgr. 12-4c PIANOS!— J ust received Burtott’s Hardware & phone 188. Seeds. Tele- i r Kuykendall, lc quality paper, close out, 29c box Chronicle Publishing Co Clyde Trammell Thursday evening Raymond Kuykendall has returned Auxiliary will have semi-monthly meeting STATIONERY—An assortment, good home after being a patient at Hays t heir regular hospital. * Thursday evening at Lydia Baptist 1 1 Mrs, Woodell King of West Clin- church at 5 o’clock. *' ATTENTIpN, TRUCKERS—50 acres spent Sunday with Mr. and -- and had j Hiley Belle peaches, large size, or- Mrs. Mark Satterfield. Birth Announcement tuned lot of real good pianos. Pric- chard run, ready last week of June Mr. and^ Mrs. Leroy Pace and j Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnes an- S es reasonable. Terms: 20^ down, and first week of July. Dr. E. B. family^visjjed Mr. and Mrs. Frank nounce the birth of a son, Robert Jjt balance 12 months. The Trading Gray. Telephone 3161, Laurens. 28-p Pace ’near^Tlinton Sunday. Dan, June 13. Before marriage Mrs. || Post. Lauren.^. S. C. ^; SUBSCRIPTIONS New and renew- 1 Mr- an d Mrs*'Dwight Stroud and i Barnes was Miss Sybil Shumate. jg FEEDS OF ALL KINDS, a fresh, als, all good magazines. Also spe-j son Utica. N. Y., spent the past supply" for Poultry and Animals.) c ial military rates. See Gilbert! week with relatives and friends here. A and Animals., C ial military Mashes, Pellets and Grains. Also Blakely i Grit. Oyster Shells, Charcoal, Feed ers, Fountains and Remedies. Blake- ly-Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele phone 188. Birthdays and Anniversaries Casey Abercrombie will celebrate GUMMED TAPE—In rolls, ready to FOR SALE —Cut flowers — dahlias and gladioli in many colors, at my home on North Broad St. Mrs. W. T. 1 Kanning. • 28-2p 28-p Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Casey Abercrombie will celebrate J. C. Meeks were Mr. and Mrs. Cole his birthday June 25th. ;f Oswalt of Goldville. and Mr .and Monroe Pace observed a birthday Mrs. D. B. Wehunt of Laurens. June 14th. Mrs. Lucille Abercrombie spent Minnie Harvey will have a the week-end in Laurens with MrJ birthda y June 25th - use for "wrapping 'packaged" for SEVERA L good ice refrigerators and an ’ d Mrs’’Willie Woods' " ”" | T Mrs Jewel Fuller had a birthday overseas. Chronicle Publishing Co. , -.MKhw unto op^WMhlng ll-j Mrs M c Smlth of UutTOS- S p ent Ju " e I9th - CLIP BOARDS—Well made mason ite. A handy office need. Paper Clips, the handy little office item. Chronicle Publishing Co. kitchen sinks, one washing ma chine. The Trading Post, Laurens, I _ iV1 j S ‘ 1V1 ' °^i lul Ui sprmi M r. and Mrs. J. B. O’Shields will S. C. tf! Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Horace lebrate their ninth wedding an _ — j Smith. jniversary June 30th. re-paint | Ed Godfrey of Laurens, visited i Gaynell Davis will celebrate her I j'iUTITr -VJJ "V’r I mr - and Mrs. Matt Davis Saturday. birthday June 23rd. CUT FLOWERS for Sale- snapdragons and roses. Phone 1 “ 399-W. lc FOR i and small cars. L. L. Cooper, 49 N Dahlias, Adair St. tf WE REPAIR, re-tire and tricycles, bicycles,^wagons, scooters j and Tyj rs M a tt Davis Saturday. Mrs. Inez Emery of Enoree. spent' Paul Davis observed a birthday the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. the 7th. Good Mimeographing — Use Floyd Emery. Jeanine Emery re- Raymond Kuykendall celebrated Royal Blue Stencils and Brite Sten- turned with her for a weeks visit. I his sixth birthday June 6th. SEVERAL book casez. lots of pretty j c il Ink. Chronicle Publishing Co. I James and Buddy McElhannon are Jerry Satterfield will celebrate hisi lamps, drop leaf, tilt lop and mar— _ 1 _—' . — r—7— spending a few weeks, with fheit 1 second birthday June 30th. *>le top tables. Rose carved side |r„_ A t»_ T fi“ grandparents, Mr. and Mrs,. G. E. Pf c . Clyde Broome had a birthday Prather, in Salem. [June 19th. chairs, Victorian chairs, and one 1 Gallon, Jar Tops, Jar Lids, Jar lovely chandelier. The Trading Post, J e ^y Glasses and Paraffine T-anrpns 9 r tf Wax. We have Small Size Rings for ! 1- Two-piece Glass Tops. Also Tin FOR SALE—New motors for Dodge!Cans. Blakely-Bprton’s Hardware & and Plymouth cars and trucks.; Seeds. Telephone'188. 'Cooper Motor Co. 21-3c ROTENONE DUST is secticide for*Bean Beetles and other Mirado Garden Pests. It is non-poisonous to dozen. Chronicle Pub. Co humans and animals. We also have Mr. and Mrs. Rofeelle Dili' and! Sharon O’Shields celebrated family of Piedmont, visited Mr. and eighth birthday June 15th. Mrs. John Davis Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Medlock,, Sgt. and Mrs. James Medlock, Mrs. Myr tle Lanford and children of Whit mire, visited Mrs. Alma Harvey and her PENCILS—The best 5c Pencils made the best In- * —Dixon Ticonderoga and Eagle Buy them boxed by the John Medlock Friday i Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilkes of And- Dally Vacation Bible School h We have had a ^fery good vacation S QTTRQr’RTO'TTr.MQ erson, spent the weekend with the autsacniKiiuiNa — liter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Place your order with me for both!j a , s0 n Black Leaf 40, Red Arrow, Calcium MAGAZINE Arsenate, Parris Green and many: other insecticides. Blakely-Burton’s; new , and renewa ^ of magazines of i ^j rs ^ ^ Culbertson and son Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. i a1 ^ ki nds_ Prompt attention to a ll| James and Mrs Ervin Shockley of — . - I °^ dcrs - Frances Winn « 33 South * Laurens, spent Sunday with Mr and' LONDON BRIDGE STURDY Iron ing Boards, Hudson 3-gallon Com- p OR c at r* pressed Air Sprayers, Hudson and j Smith Dustmaster Dust Guns and! Seine Netting 6 feet wide. Blakely-! Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele- TERMITE CONTROL — Over two phone 188. Icj hundred fifty thousand structures all kinds. Prompt attention orders. Frances Winn, 33 tfwens street. Aug2-p j j“ R'shoekley.' Pink and red gladioli.! Mrs. Ann Ostrochasky of Green- D. V. Wright, on Greenwood high- i wood, and Betty Hopper visited Mr. way at North Creek 514p and Mrs. S. J. Todd over the week end. have been protected against termite Mrs. Jewel Fuller and son are spending the week with her sister, TERMITE CONTROL—Termites a re' damage. Why not" ha7e" your’s""pro- I ^ J ' W ' “? Pper ’ T in G ^ waod - J flying ants. Why let them eat up tected. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone' ^ -f, nd J ° e t , W ® ford ° f | your property. Termites work winter iq Termite Co of S C M D Wilev Beidsville, N. C., visited Mrs. Cleo Mgr., Batesburg, S. C." ' ' £ Abercrombie Monday. and summer and are destroying over ■fifty million dollars worth of prop- NOTICE I will apply to the South Carolina Tax Commission for a license to operate a retail liquor store at 21 West Main Street, Clinton, South Carolina, under the provisions of The Alcoholic Beverage Control Act of 1945. W. R. Feagle To The Voters of Laurens County... Last summer I entered the race as a candi date of the Democratic party for the nomina tion as a member of the House of Representa tives from Laurens County. I received a major ity of the votes cast in that primary— 3,217 out of the 6,114. However, according to the rules of the party, three other men having received a larger majority and due to the fact that our county is entitled to only three representatives, I was eliminated. Recently one of the representatives from this county resigned. Realizing that I was the next choice of the voters last summer in the Democratic primary, I am therefore entering the field as a candidate for the House of Rep resentatives from Laurens County in the Special General Election to be held Tuesday, June 26, 1945. Having served as a Representative from Laurens County during the years 1937-38-39- 40, I feel that I can well represent our County in the General Assembly for the remaining year of the unexpired term of the Representative who has resigned. I sincerely ask that you consider the above facts. ROBERT C. WASSON CANDIDATE FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Mrs. L. L. week-end in Simpson Goldville spent with erty yearly. To be sure, have a free BOST ^ Ladies gold wrist watch and inspection." Call J. R. Crawford, l man's gold wrist watch, somewhere daughter, Mrs. Preston White. Phone 10. Termite Co. of S. c! in clinton Saturday afternoon. Re- M. D. Wiley. Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. 1 ward ^'returned to Mrs. Edgar Fra- 'zier, 108 Mi” ~ ’ the her i FOR SALE— 3—electric irons. 1—electric fan. _ 1—26-in. boys’ bicycle. 1—victory boyX^bicycle. 1—metal wagon x / L. L. COOPER - 49 N. Adair St. Phone 210-M Mrs. Tracy Dees and children and 1 Mrs. Grady McElhannon and chil- Milton Road, Goldville. Ico dren spent Sunday with Mr. and AUTO PUMPS, Bicycle Tires and Mrs. G E. Prather in Salem Tubes, Seats, Axles, Patching.. Miss Elo 1S e Brown of Whitmire is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and 1 Mrs. F. E. Brown. Misses Katherine Thrift, Vera j Netherton and Gladys Satterfield Cnrc idate. for the ‘Distinguished Service Medal’ >1 Wonted: CASHIER AND BOOKKEEPER Prefer someone with typ ing experience, but not necessary. Permanent posi tion, Kood pay. Write: b. s, core The Chronicle ! Nuts, Pants Guards, Ball Bearings in ! Cones. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware ,& Seeds. Telephone 188. lei (STATIONERY — Thin Sheerlite Air spent Sunday with Frances Satter Laid. Beautiful assortment for men field in West Clinton, women and misses. Chronicle Pub- Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reeder and lishtng Co. Stationery Dept. children visited Mr. and Mrs. Milton SEED CORN, Sudan Grass, Millet, Kin S in Greenville Sunday. Cane, Cowpeas, * Peanuts, Soy 1 Carol Mills has returned home Beans and Lady Peas. Also Inofula- a Her spending a week with Mr. and tions and Seed Treatments. Blakely-; ^ rs ‘ F< Green in Ninety-Six. Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- Mrs. JSd Fuller and sons and Mrs. phone 186. / Herman Crocker visited Mrs. L. D. Barfield in Whitmire Sunday. MENDING TAPE—For books, maps, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kellett of etc. Handy little package 10c t The Ninety-Six, and Misses Anita Kel- Chronicle Publishing Co. lett and Frances Cothran of Green- FOR SALE—Hay baler, 16x18, four ville - visited Mr. and Mrs. C. J. wheels, with motor attached. H. J. Blackwell Saturday. and D. T. Pitts. lc Dicharged From Army TOXITE KILLS MITES, Lice, Fleas, Pvt. Walter Allen of Fort Bragg, Bed Bugs, etc. Just spray it on. WejN. C., has been given an honorable also have Carbolingum, Fly and Live- | discharge from the army under the stock spray. Bljkely-BtirtoiVs Hard- po int system, with 102 points. He lc | participated J in four major battles, and was overseas 36 months. Biai ware & Seeds. Tfelephone 188. BENJAMIN & SONS PLUMBING ...and. M HEATING SERVICE Telephone *117 WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE ANNOUNCEMENTS I hereby announce myself a can didate for the House of Representa tives from Laurens County in the ! general election (Democrat) to be * held June 26, and pledge to abide by the result of the election. HOMER S. BLACKWELL. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the House of Representa tives from Laurens County in the general election (Democrat) to be held June 26, and pledge to abide by the result of the election. ROBERT C. WASSON. Men In Service MM2c Grady McElhanno of Glou cester, N. J., spent last week with Mrs. McElhannon and children. Pvt. Oscar Howell of Fort Bragg, N. C., is spending a leave with Mrs. Howell and family. Lt. Clyde Lundeen and Lt. Terry Pressis of Greenville, spent Sunday with Misses Evelyn and Margie Moseley. Third Class M.M. Lester Harris, after serving in the Pacific two years, is spending a leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Harris. Friends of Charles Henson will be LIFETIME Markwell Master Stapler —it pins, tacks, staples. A great time- ■■ At,