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Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Thursday, June 29, 1944 Want Ads PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE WANTED TO RENT—5-room house MRS. E. G. KAY, Correspondent and Representative at reasonable price. H. D. Thomas.j . . " 13-3pi Louise Hambv of Arcadia,! Mr. and Mrs. Fla., is spending a few days with friends here. \ ^ Enjoy Chicken Stew If practical, this procedure would save much time in the long step from factory to the battle line. General Wolfe estimated that he guns and 20 r mm cannon. Its wing, of completely new de sign, Ijas the highest coefficient of lifting ability to speed of any wing. Cecil O’Dell and; Misses Cat Flow and Iris Simmons spent.'the week-end with her cousir^ ' daughter. Brenda, visited Mrs. Ray-s.entertained Saturday evening with _L,C)ST—Ration book No. 4 of Joseph Mrs. J. P. Morgan, and Mr. Morgan,'mond Henderson in Lyman. Mrs. a-* chicken stew for Hack Prater and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Prater,! could save six months by taking | Ls 16-foot, four-blade propellers are A. Black. Lydia Mill. .LOST—Ration book No. Gaskin, Goldville. TERMITE CONTROL lp and Mr. and Mrs. L.jjA. Morgan and Fred Ross and daughter, Fredner-Fred Brag^, Jr., who left Tuesday 3 of G. A. Georgia. j c j^! Mrs." Eugene. Bowers and daughter, Ora Jeanette, of Prosper- O Dell. Over two ity, spent the week-end with her par-.i Mrs. ryce Little and children, mons the planes as they came off the as- the largest on any aircraft. It is sembly line* and putting them through' flush - rivete d and butt-jointed strains, equivalent to combat, at the throughout. same time that transition schooling The plane is long and cylindrical, of the flying personnel was in prog- with slender, tapering wings, and Meggs enjoying the occasion were Mr. and ress. ,4h elongated nose extending well Mrs. Rudolph Prefer, Miss Iris Sim- General Arnold directed him to i^lhead^f the wings. It has a single Cat Flow, Doris and Millie ! carr y ou t this time-saving enter-! arj d rudder similar to that of accompanied them to Greer where for examination at Fort Bragg. Those small they visited Mr. and Mrs hundred fifty thousand structures ents. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Morgan. Barry and Rose^Anne, visited Mrs. Thmoas, Guynelle Payhe, Cleo pr i se . a bomb wing, comprising the B-17. A double-wheel trifcycle have been protected pgairpt termite pf c . Charles T. Ross of Camp Van L. W. Little in Jalapa. Mr. and Mrs. ^ Prater, Fred Bragg and four groups, was activated at Mari- Sear, both on the main landing gear etta, Ga. j and on the nose gear, supports* the damage. Whv not have ybur’s pro- Dorn. Miss.; is spending a furlough! George Morse and children also vis- Harold Darnell tected. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone u .j th his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.jited Mrs. Little. 10. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Ross. ' 1 Miss Mary Jo Fulmer and George Mgr., Batesburg, S. C.. tf. x ‘The success with which General ^e Pilot and copilot, with ' Wolfe fulfilled his mission, backed by o° m bardier j n front of them. Birthdays Mrs. Carl Turner of Ninety-Six, Walter Fulmer are visiting relatives Little Calvilene Elliott observed' th^^n^gVb^rsupp^ToTGereV^rAr- >^ cu Py ^ same compartment, in n ,,/ vw ^vnonpnoed s P en t the week-end with her par-i »n Newberry. — j he £ fjrst b> rt hfl a y June ^nd. nold is aUe nted by the operation of: lhe t,p of the nose of 1116 P lane - meat cutter H.E. HunnicL?tt. Gold- 'fnts. Mr. and Mrs H. M. Willingham j Cpl. James Cooley Cpl. Alvin Bed- Bobby Thomas has a birthday to-j the B-29 in combat at this early date. ™ lp Leonard Turner returned home with enbaugh and Pfc. Louis Murphy of day. A t h oroug h test in battle still lies S tnimnnit Vx;„ J M n c^r,t urppU-. Bobby Collins celebrates his birth- before the Superfortress. It i? the __ her after visiting his grandparents.! Camp Davis, N. C., spent the week- LOST —Pair dark glasses in dark' Mr. and Mrs. J. E. BrasweU spent! en d at their homes here day tomorrow. most complicated flying mechanism leather case. I inder please ret orn. sevei . a j da y S i a ff er ’ s par-[ Mrs. Curtis Jackson and children,' George Frady has a birthday to-1 ever assembled by any nation and to Mrs. K. M. Fleisehman. or to Chronicle office. 1c ents, Mr. and MriS. J. G. Franklin. LOST—Kerosene ration book in the' name of of Leila Halestock. lp ; Want Ads dren of Clinton visited Mr. and Mrs. j L. H. Poag Saturday. SWEET POTATO PLANTS, Tomato; : r ^ oaiu.u^. Plants. Pepper Plants, Eggplant LOST—Ration book No. 4 of Isabella; Bill Tinsley of the Navy, stationed Plants, Cabbage Plants and Collard i Stackhouse, Box 58 I'Seed« Tetephonem. 8 "“***£.CALL S7W for a truck to pick WjgS <v oteu.. — , your waste paper for the war T r- n ^ K Messrs. L. E. Prater, Rudolph Pra ter, Fred Bragg, Bobby Boyce, and TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are effort, flying ants. Why let them eat up war 1c Barbara Jean and Bud, are visiting morrow. ! many of its innovations are now re- Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Jackson. > Grady Spires observed his birthday j ceiving their first test. Use of the Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fuller and chil- Tuesday. j plane must be confined for many Jesse Thomas had a birthday yes-. months to sporadic missions, and terday. ! production, ihodiftcation and supply Hayne Willingham observed his many problems of bases, training, birthday Monday. Mrs. Louella Vaughn had a birth- day Tuesday. . i It carries a greater bomb load* 1 ! Ervin Norris observed a birthday is far fasteit; has greater altitude 4 ; ! Monday. , and i onger range than any other plane Ip. in Florida, spent a forty-eight-hour leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. must be worked out before its full power may be exploited. Shower For Mrs. Brown your Property. Termites work winter; ACCIDENT INSURANCE Tick- Richard Willingham attended the; and summer'and are destroying over; ets cost only 25c a day, pay u.;' 'ii ! Mrs " Mack Brown was guest of **—" orth o ‘ pr - op -*» s - "• ■ ' bombardment in the world. BENJAMIN & SONS PLUMBING ...and... HEATING SERVICE Telephone 117 WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE 1 L brisUes with 50-caliber machine erty yearly. To be sure, have a free inspection. Call J. R. Crawford. Phones_80 and 32 . Phone 10. Termite Co of S. C. LI qcid ANT POISON. Flea Powder, M. D Wiley, Mgr, Batesburg, S. C. j Lice Powder, Rat Poison, Gulf- 30-4c played in the game. of ladies in attendance. Hostesses tf spray. Flit. Red Arrow. Black Flag, Mr. and Mrs. James Hollingsworth; we re Mrs. W. C. Gardner, Mrs. W. and children, Jimmy and Sara. of;E. Brown, Mrs. E. L. Price. Mrs. C. Indianhead, Md., spent a few days l. Farmer. Mrs. M. L. Flow and last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. FOR SALE —Dark Cornish pullets | Twite. Carbolineum. Livestock Spray 0 ' Dell and cockerels. February, March and Victory Sprayers. Blakely-Bur- ' , . u ,nd April hatches. Extra nice broad ton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone; Bruce Abrams of Little Creek, Va.,; g .. breasted. Hubert Boyd. lp' 188. * , J snent last Thursday with h.s mother,! A salad B.; Mrs. R. G. Carr. Mrs. Brown received many lovely course with ice cream Mrs.'Joe Abrams. j was served. of town guests were Mrs. Brdwn, Mrs. Walter Hiller VACATION INN: cool rooms, large FOR RENT - A 2-room, first floor, Mrs . Belle T ew spent the week-end 1 Out lawn and porches, mountain air, unfurnished apartment with con- wjth re i atives j n Newberry James rest and relaxation from city noises necting bath. Macie Young, Phone ' . ~ , and Mrs. Anna Hamilton of-,New i in 99 ir Furman Moore and daughters, Bev- and war-vexed nerves. Close in. •--. ic: Address: Christian environment. Furman Moore ana aaugnters, tsev- b 1 erly and Cleo, of Fredericksburg, Va., j 4 VACATION INN. <48 N. Main, Hen- Globes and Fluorescent Tubes. Cop ELECTRIC CHURNS, G. E. Light are visiting A. R. Starnes and family. dersonyille. N. C. 22-2c 1 per Wire, Loomwire, Drop Cord Wire Anita Floyd of Silversteet, spent last week with her uncle, Norman OST—Billfold containing gas ration and Many Electrical Fixtures. Blake-. M F , , other identifica- ly-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- rio>a ’ ana riuyu ’ book, $5.00. and other identifies-^ ly tion. Finder keep money pnd return• phoney 188. billfold and papers. J. A. Black, Jr., pOR SALE With The Scik Mrs. Walter Fulmer is a patient; at Dr. Moore’s hospital in Columbia. I Bud Carr returned Monday from Hays hospital in Clinton where he I MONEY TO LOAN! Refinancing - Auto Loans - Insurance Monthly Installments — Easy Payments See Us Before You Finance TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO. Caroiirka Service Station Phone 27 ' Clinton, S. C. Lydia Mill. IP young calves^JI. J. Pitts. l c Pfc. James Johnson of Camp Stew •— . . art. Ga„ spent the week-end with h as been a patient. T -'Y°- rT L ilk cows with Mrs. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. G.| Harold Gardner has returned from F. Blakely. | Hays hospital where he underwent BABY CHICKS. Barred Rocks, White WANTED—To buy burned-out 110- Mark Rodgers of Bainbridge, Md., an operation. Rocks and R 1. Reds. Also Feeds,* volt ironSi hot p, ates and percola-1 visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trotter t ♦ Feeders. Fountains. Oyster Shells, torg will repair small electrical recently. " John E. Marshall Rites Grit. Leg Band> and Rem^iie>. Biake- e q U j pm ent. Call J. V. Edwards Fill- ^l rs - L. Turner and Mrs. Dor- Funeral services for John E Mar ly-Burton^ Hardware & Seeds. Tele- jng Station 2 9-2p cas Turner spent last week with Hen- hall who died at the hf)me of hig phone 188. lc * - ■ ■—-- — 7,'; ry Turner in Decatur, Ala. WANTED — To rent a small, gentle 1 son ' Dav i<I Marshall, on Tillman TERMITE CONTROL—Building ma-i nonv for month of Aueust John vir 1 Pvt - aIack Drown of Cam P Cro t,. Circle were conducted Sunday af- terial is so vital in winning the Pony for month of August. John ^ t the week-end with his family . ternoon at 3.30 at Epworth Methodist war. Why not have your property 1 i Mr - and Mrs. Furman Fiady and.p^,.^ b y Rev w R Anderson of protected against termite damage and j VICTOR WELL BUCKETS, Well daughter. Joyce, spent a few days last, Laurens> interment followed in save that needless waste of timber., * Chain, White Oak Water Coolers, week in Atlanta, Ga. I shady Grove church cemetery. Call J. R. Crawford. Phoned Ter-. Canvas Water Bags, Oak Kegs and Henry Lothndge of Laurens, spent; Survivors include his wife, Mrs. mite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Wood Water Buckets 75c and $1.00.; last week with William Dunlap Jr. |Maggie Webb Marshall; four sons, Batesburg, S. C. . tf Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. 1 L. V.‘Puckett of Charleston, visited Davidj Alvin, Wallace and James; T 1 ^ t | Telephone 188. lei his psrents, Mr. 3nd Mrs. W. G/, three dsuhters Mrs Vsn Prater Mrs NOTICE—Anyone interested in s%b-| * Puckett, last week. ( mree aaumers, Mrs, van Frater. Mrs scribing to the Spartanburg Herald BARBECUE at Goldville Tuesday, dr Journal please call 347-R. 13-5p July 4. Pigfoot stew and liver hash. diamond Gooked by Johnson and Kinards. t vacation with h e r mother, Mrs. Given by Charlie Coleman. LOST — Ladies Princess cluster. Finder please return to H. M. Rowland and receive re- STRAYED from my pasture at Dover ward. ’ lp Junction ,.. , , . J. A. Bledsoe, and Margaret Marshall; Miss Edna Farmer, student nuiree; two brotherSt j. H and Charlie at Camden hospital, is spendmg^her j Marshall> and one sister Mrs T E IP Louise Farmer. Mr. Stevens. T. C. JOHNSON, JR. Plumbing, Heating, Electrical Contracting Phone No. 9 or 381 and Mrs. Erv-in Norris and ! SU p ER . F0RTRESSES , one Guernsey bull, weight daughter, Carolyn, and Mr. and Mrs. s H. J. Pitts. 29-2c Barney Norris spent last Saturday in 400 pounds . . . ivct’r'T'ir*ir»t'c""v♦ rl—T Greenville. ^ ; AIR WARFARE INSECTICIDES, Etc. Rotenone Dust,, Mr _ and Mrs> J> c> Harmon’ and -- ^ CaJcium Arsenate, Lead Arsenate,' sons of Whltmire .' spent the week-! <•«** *» ^ 01 J - E ' 5 table and Dusting Sulphur. Blakely- (Continued from page one) was still in the blue print stage. SPENCER Corsets and breast ^up- tab i e and Dusting Sulphur. Blakely-, M Yir tia anH \Trc Frank Tpmnlptrn * n I^^^’ as production of the Su-' * ports individually designed. Doc- Burt0 n’s Hardware and Seeds. Tele- an H f *nv raOpHtn Ym-kl a <d! perf ° rtreSS was getting underway,, tors prescriptions carefully filled. Dbone iqo i c and family were called to York last; Brig Q en K enne 4h B. Wolfe, U. S. Mrs. Gladys Wheeler. Box 311, Lau- —: , week due to the death of Mr. Temple- arm y t c bi e f of the production divi- rens. S. C. Phone 3581. 20-6p WANT TO RENT—3-room downstairs-ton’s brother. LOST—Ration book No. 4 of D. F., Lanford, 27 Washington St. ^ Fred Shelton, Box 221, Clinton. ANfTORENT 3-room downstairs-ton s brother. j sion, during the development stages apartment, unfurnished. Will be Sgt. Howard O. Barrett of Camp 0 f the B-29, proposed to General Ar-i ' i glad to pay month’s rent in advance. Breckenridge, Ky., spent Saturday; no j d that j t wou i d be practical to ‘P Fro^ <;v.oitr.n Rr>v99i riintnn 1 p; with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.l 1- - > ---* » -• RE-ROOFING—Will furnish shingles RENT and do the work. Estimate free. FHA terms if desired. J. R. Craw ford, Phone 10. tf .LOST—Two No. 4 ration books, John o ^ A. Barrett. Mr. and Mrs. Barrett c X ap 7 tment m ll ? e and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Price accom- Shamroek. A. O Dan,el. Ip panie<1 Wm ^ Geenville work the bugs cut of the new plane even while it was being produced. Jean Prater of Batesburg,* spent „.. „ , . Ed Conner and Frances Conner, Rt. the week-end with relatives here. FOR SALE-One corner cupboard ^ Box - 8 Kmards lp Billy Beckham has returned from two walnut s<deboaid', one go M „ f a week's visit with relatives in Bates- leaf mirror 9 : 2 It. high, one lovely LOST—Ration book No. 3 of Nellie Mrs. Otis Murphy and children are walnut whatnot. Several marble top| B, McClendon, Rt. 3, Clinton. Ip tables. The Trading Post^Laurens.^tf STRAY COWS — Owner may have spending the week with relatives in | JELLY GLASSES, Fruit Jars, Paraf-1 them by identifying. Bob Nelson, Ninety-Six. .j 4> Renton Murrah spent last week fine W$x, Jar Tops—one. two" and Route 1. Clinton. three piece. Jar Lids and Jar Rings. | FOR SAL E_ Zeni th, RCA, Truetone with relatives in Waterloo Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds Telephone 188. lc radios, radio batteries, electric ii*on, iron cords. C. D. (Simon) Pitts, SINGER sewing machines, wardrobe Phone 267-J. 29-2p Mrs. Bobby Sanders and son, Mar- tives in Clinton. vin, spent last week-end with rela- Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Prater, Mr., trunks mantle and wall clocks, ice BAGS FO r GRAIN. We have a sup- and Mrs. L. E. Prater, Hack’ and refrigerators, wicker h\ mg room ^u t j ply of New 0at Bags and Used Betty p rater and - Mrs Marie Price and ex:ia chairs, china closets, b >ok- white and Croaker Bags. Also Inoc- and son attended 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 ITS A BIG BARREL— ♦ . \ but were scra|>ihg bottom / Since the National Defense program began in 1940, the Bell System telephones in service have increased over 4% million. But there’s no more new equipment now. The Army and Navy have first call on that. That’s why we can’t fill civil ian orders as fast as we’d like. As we scrape the bottom of the barrel, we’re trying hard to make what we have do the best possible job by .... - , a •Jf Stretching «w!fciiboards to wabo room for more liner , and call*. if Mesondltlohlng oil tervkeahle lacflitfos mnd petting them to ere. if Mocoyorlng facilities quickly whom sorvlco Is dhcoatlaeod. Nobody likes to stand in line. But it’s different when the line forms behind our fighting men. Your cooperation is appreciated. -' r_ Southerii Bell Telepn ore rrd Telegraph Compflns I N C O R P 0*R A T C D ' cases. The Trading Post, Laurens, tfi a birthday dinner ulation for Peas. Blakely-Burton’s in Batesburg Sunday< OFFICE SUPPLIES — All the Little Hardw-are and Seeds. Telephone 188. Mrs. Claude Farmer was notified things needed to expedite work in LOST — James~Sipe’s ration books by the war department Monday, June the office. Chronicle Publishing Co., ; N()S 3 and 4 . Ru b y Sipe’s ration 26 ’ that Claude Farmer was Phone 74. book No 3 Box 217, Clinton. i p slightly wounded in Italy June 2. — ~— | r ^ . t i Miss Doris Bozard of Greenwood, STATIONERY — You will find » LOST—“A’ gas ration book for 1935 spent the week-end with her mother, complete line in our Stationery de Ford. Frank Crane, Route 1, Lau- Mrs. Helen Bozard. partment, all sizes and popular pne rens. Ip Misses Joaephine, Vera and Cora es. Chronicle^Pub^Co.. Phone_74 PERMANENT WAVE, 59c! Dolour Johnson spent Sunday with their sis- DEVOE OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT,; own Permanent with Charm-Kurl ^r in Newberry. Flat and Gloss Inside Paint, Floor Complete equipment, including Sgt. and Mrs. Gene Abrams and Paint, Mahogany, Walryat and Oak 4 q curlers and shampoo. Easy to do, son ' Darrold, of Camp Stewart, Ga., j Varnishes, Mirrolac Enamels and; a bsolutely harmless. Praised by thou- and Prosperity, are spending a few. Paint and Varnish Remover. Blakely-I sands j nc i ud i ng Fa y McKenzie, glam- days with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ab- Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- orous movie star. Money refunded if ra ms. phone 188. lc not satisfied. Kellers Drug Store. i Sgt. Nolan D. Wicker of Pensacola, FOR SALE — 15-jewel ladies’ wrist . • Jul20-10p watch, men’s watches of all types. Masonic rings and other rings, silver spoons, knives and forks, ladies iden tification bracelets, scissors, pocket- books, ladies’ wrist watch bands, birthstone necklace, LOST—Ration book No. 4 of Jim Bo land, 8 Leake Street. lp! FOR SALE — Good milk tow. See Thad Burnside at J. C. Todd Gro- butcher knife, i 9 €r ?: iJ: p Women! Here is a name to remember hunting knife, fishing knife, desk pen LOST—Ration book No. 4 of Betty set and other items. C. D. Child’s Jeane Holbert. lp Hawn Sn„p. Laurens S, , Laurens. 13p i AMTrn _ A „ FOR SALE—96 acre farm, 75 acres in niture, heaters, wood and oil stoves; cultivation, one-half mile off Cal- and antiques, or what have you. The houn highway, miles from Clin-; Trading Post,; Laurens. tf} ton, half this distance is state high- CARDUI PIANOS—One self-player almost like] new, several uprights in excellent way. Has eight-room residence in good condition, newly painted 6-stall! acv f. 1£ “ Korn .niriv ng^ nirtUtv nf mithTiilH-! condition. Terms easy. The Trading barn fairly new, plenty of outbuild _ _ ings. one tenant house, dug well. The . Surens land is gray with clay subsoil, about i LIQUID FERTILIZER. Easy to use level enough, not more than 5% j and very effective. Just mix with waste land, 1 mile of school and i water and apply to plants. For Flow- church. Several other farms for sale.! ers and Gardens. Also Vitamin B-l. See H. J. Pitts or Wash M. Pitts, I Blakely-Burton’s Hardware &i Seeds, at Pitts Stable. Phone 9285. 29-2c j Telephone 188. lc Us*d as a tonic, Cardoi usnsl- lr pops up appbtito, aids di- yastloa, and thus kelps build onergy lot the "tine" to none. Started 3 days before your time, and taken aa directed, it should help relieue pain doe to purely Lmnctional causes. Have a Coca-Cola=He’s coming home tomorrow Ann 1 ... preparing to welcome a returning soldier When your fighting man returns home, it’s the simple joys he seeks—reunion with his family ... moments in the living room ... and ice-cold “Coke” from the family refrigerator in the kitchen. ' Keep a supply ice-cold on band. In camp or home town, the patue that refreshes is a symbol cf a friendly way of living. tOTTLBD UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COLA COMPANY »Y Greenwood Coca-Cola Bottling Co. d l 5 S © It’* natural for popular names to acquire friendly abbeeria- < tion*. That’* why you heat > Coca-Cola called “Cok*”.