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• r '- v*, » Page Six .4' THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, August 30, 1945 Want Ads TO RFNT — TO FIND TO BI T — TO SELL Evrrybody Reads the Want Ads Terms: Cash Want Ads >! FOR SALE — New mule-drawn mower Young. Massey-Harris John T. 1c For the Week . . . South Clinton News MRS. NELLIE McCLENDON, gay NOTES—6 different designs for Correspondent and Representative short messages of all kinds. Boxed, with envelopes. Ask to» see them. WANTED TO BU\ A few S 00f 4 Chronicle Pub. Co. milk cows. J. Hamp Stone. 30-2p |; ~ \ day dinner at their home on Sunday. Those present for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Terry and fam ily, Mrs. Ray Cauble and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Terry and son, J. D., Jr., of Laurens. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pitts and daughter, Connie of near Ware Shoals, and Mrs. Ernest I O’Shields of Ware Shoals. David Satterfield, S 2c, of Camp Peary, Va., is spending a leave with | READ the daily newspapers—Nsw- Mrs. Satterfield and son. TAKE back to school an Evprsharp, p aperSj Sandwiches, Soft Drinks, pen and pencil set, 14k solid gold Ice cream, Peanuts. Clinton Bus tips and points, only $64.00. J. C. | Termina i phone 59. tf Thomas Jeweler. 1c — — ■ . • ■ > ^ ;■ _——; ——7—— —OFFICE INK—In quarts and pints—-/I Mr. and Mrs. Milton King and Enjoys Picnic Members of tj|e Baptist Adult Mr. and Mrs. J. children are leaving this community to make their hqine in Chesnee. _ . . union enjoyed ya picnic at Horseshoe C. Meeks - and f aUs ThvSddy afternoon. FOR SALE Ail kinds of wood. See re{ j^ blue, black and green. Quart family of Greenville, were week- H. J. Pitts ' r ■ • • — " ‘- - -- r - -- - -- Miss loseley-Simpson Margaret Moseley, daughter i r • .. -. .. ^ “* — 7"'-’ of Mrs. Rachael Moseley, and George l c bottles mucilage None better than end guesXs o{ Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Sirnpsqnt son of Mrs. L. L. Simpson, ;ry Carter s. Chronicle Pub. Co. Jackson. were quietly ynited in marriage on charger. Requires only 30 minutes, TER mitE CONTROL—Building ma- Mr - and ^ rs - Herman Crocker Tuesda y ( August 28, in Laurens by without removing battery from car., terial is so vital in winnings the and Mrs. Hazel Kendley visited ;j Hewlette Wasson, probate judge. <1.00. Joe's Esso Service. Phone war \\'hy not have your property Marion Crocker in Goldville, whO| j-hg bride was becomingly attired TRY our handy super service battery Carter's. Chronicle Pub. Ca 128. tf protected against termite FOR SALE- gun, good Shealy. 12-gauge Ithaca new, $75. W. as FOR SALE—New 6 00 or 6.50x17 or recapped 5.50x17 tire No. 7 Florence St. ^ damage is seriously ill. I in a black street length dress, trim- bird and save that needless waste of tim- Mrs. Alma Harvey visited Mr. and i med j n blue, and black accessories, ber. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone 10. Mrs. Luther Medlock in West Clin-j Following a short trip to North of S. C., M. D. Wiley, ton Sunday. Carolina and Virginia, the young tf Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Overstreet j coup j e w jjj ma k e their home here. - and ^ ** A ”- C. Ip Termite Co. „ Mgr., Batesburg, S. C.. Mrs. E. M. Gulledge of Au- Apply CHRISTMAS CARDS ^With your g US t a) Q a ^ were week-end guests of SABADILLA DUST KILLS HAR- Ipj name imprinted. Lovely designs. Mr and Mrs John Davis Drop in and see samples. Place or- ! berton, Ga., spent Sunday with Mr. | ders now for later delivery. Chron- V; LEQUIN BUGS on your collards, | j cle Pub Co cabbage and greens. Also Squash'— — —— i , ,, , , „ Bugs. etc. It :s non-poisonous to hu- WAGON BODY STRAP BOLTS,..and Mrs John Davisa mans but i< bv far the most effective Rods. Side Braces, Flat Head Riv- Rev. and Mrs J. H. insecticide vet found for these hard- .ets. Rimming, Spokes and other Re- 1 ?on visited relatives in to-kill i n .- e c t s . Blakely-Burton's Pairs. Also 4. 5 and 6 foot Step Lad- Saturday. Hardware A- Seeds. Telephone 188. ders. Blakely-Burton's Hardware and Tracy Martha L. Abercrombie , ,, tiu n c 4u #1 Funeral services for Martha L. Mr. and Mrs. Ph.U.p, Sm.lh of Abercrombie in[ant d , lughler 0 , Mr . reenville. and J. C. Smith of El- am| Mre j c Abercromie were X ld yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock lat the graveside in Lydia Mill ceme- HonerpTth 11 ^’ ReV ' J ' H ' Walker in charge ' Honea Batn, In addltion t5 her parentSi she is Dees Dees. S. lc, Seeds. Telephone 188. lc;spent »he week-end with Mrs WE have plenty of good alfalfa hay. —— . * land children. H. J. Puts Store. 30-2c PIANOS — Several good self-players, Mr and Mrs c R Kuykendall NO 2 and NO 3 TIN CANS Burpee il \ St ? nd read -^ ^ g0 ' T 4!land children visited Mrs. Bessie Es- Piu. *. ana au. u i ia esurpet Tradin g p 0!;tf Laurens, S. C. tf, k m rn i nmh ; a q nnd av Pressure Canners, aO lb. Lard — x ^jkew in Uoiumoid ^unen}. Blake- BLACK FLAG INSECT POWDER,: Judy Dunlap of Goldville, is . i survived by one brother, Jimmie Ab- of Charleston, !ercrombie _ Cans, shipment just received. j, „ , , ly-Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele- Rotenone Dust. Tnogen Spray and ^ spending the week with Mrs. Rachel phone 18K. lc Dust, Red Arrow Spray, Black Leaf Moseley 40, Sabadilla Dust, Sulphur, Bordo TERMITE CONTROL Termites are , Mixture, Roach -Killer, Ant Killer flying ants. Why let them eat up and Many Other Insecticides. Blake- your property. Termites work winter iy.Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- and summer and are destroying over , phone 188. lc fifty million dollars worth of prop— erty yearly. To be sure, have a free FOR SALE—Small two-eye h eate J7 guests of relatives here. Call J. R Crawford, i $8 00. See Mrs. Fred Graves, <9 IP Mrs. Lila Phillips, Mrs. Boyd Pat terson and daughter, Omira, and Mrs. Frank Farmer visited Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Blackwell Sunday. Mrs. Ernest Blackwell and chil dren of Ninety-Six, were week-end HICKORY TAVERN BEATS CLINTON inspection. Call J. K Crawford,i rxcu Mr and Mrs F w Green and Phone 10. Termite Co. of S. C. Sloan Street. P son, James, of Ninety-Six, visited M D. Wiley. Mgr.. Batesburg. S. C. WE R EPAIR, re-tire and re-paint; Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Mills Sunday. WANTED—Good rook. Can live on tricycles, bicycles, wagons, scooters I Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Land, Jr., and . ... . .. premises. House has water and and small cars. L. L. Cooper, 49 N.idaughters of Rock Hill, spent Sun-1mg batting star^ He got two .lights. Salary $10 weekly to start. 1 Adair SL tf day with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Will- ' tf BOILED PEANUTS. At last we have Hickory Tavern pulled back into i the fight for the Laurens county j league championship Saturday by | defeating Clinton, 8-2, in the third game of the play-off series. Clinton , had won two games, and the series I is fpr the best four out of seven. The | two rivals were to have clashed again i on the Hickory Tavern diamond yes terday (Wednesday) afternoon. A crowd estimated at 1,000 fans 1 stirrounded the playing field at Old Hickory's grounds Saturday. Nelson EasLside Greenhouse. FOR SERVICE — Thoroughbred ; them, new crop. Also Roasted and white face bull. Fee $2.00. J. Hamp' Raw Peanuts. Blakely-Burton’s ^Jtone 30-2p Hardware and Seeds. Telephone 188. FOR SALE—Two fancy milk cows TURNIP SEED. Purple Top Globe with young calves. H. J. Pitts. lc and Strap Leaf. White Egg, White GENT'S automatic self-winding, _ wT- Globe Yellow Globe, Yellow Aber-; son and Cpl. Edmond Blackwell ter-proof. 17 jewels, lum.nous deen Shogoin, Seven Top Mixed, —- - - “ hands and d.al wrist watch. $65.00.! R utaba g a . Tendergreen Mustard. Phone 89 J. C. Thomas, Jeweler, lc Spinach, Rape and Kale Blakely- Burton's Hardware & 'Seeds. NOW ‘ LIFE'’ is so hard to get on p hone 188 newsstands. Get a two-year sub-,-———- rr>NTROL _ twoi o 8l . r.. •cription for only $8 50. For sub- 0 ,„T,!7.“ La., .pant senptions to all magazines see Gil bert Blakely. 27Sep5c hundred fifty thousand structures have been protected against termite damage. Why not have your’s pro chairs, ma- tected. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone 10. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, tf VICTORIAN sofas and hogany and walnut chests, marble top tables, walnut and gold leaf Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. frames. The Trading Post, Laurens, S. C. tf TWO large mirrors with gold leaf frames suitable for mantel in high FOR SALE — 225 acres good farm ceilinged rooms. The Trading Post, land, well located between Clinton Laurens, S. C. tf and Laurens. Several good buildings. Large part of farm planted in lespe- deza. Replv to D E. Tribble. Clin- _“’ T " . j' . .Mrs Andrew Adams . n Shands home. In perfect condition. ‘ v *”- ^narew /vaams. 13-3c „ ..... l .- —I Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Brown visited doubles and a single and batted in ard | four runs. Thomason also collected Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Meeks were hits. No one Clinton player got visitors in Chesnee Sunday. more ° ne hit off the veteran I Miss Mary Sue Holmes spent Sun-'^ ean ® e I ue - Knight started on the day in Goldville with Mrs. M. H. mound lor Clinton and was relieved Todd. c i hy J° e McGee in the fiftfh inning. . j Sgt. Ernest Blackwell of Fort Jack- Score: R H E of Clinton 2' 7 21 Camp Gordon, Ga., spent a week- Hickory Tavern 8 13 4 end leave with relatives here. 1 Knight, McGee and Griffin; Belue Miss Belle Nelson is spending her and Nelson. Tele-[vacation with her mother, Mrs. Min- lC|nie Nelson near Clinton. Sgt. Fred Ellis of Lake Charles, a few days with relatives last week. Friends of Mrs. William Ellis will regret to learn of his death of her brother, Owen Whitmire, of Gold ville. G. C. Parrish of the navy, sta tioned in Charleston, spent the week end with his parents. Mrs. Paul H. Cousins and daugh ter. Dawn, Mrs. D. P. Cooks and sons, David and Ray, of Newberry, I MALARIA CHECKED IN 7 DAYS WITH LIQUID for MALARIAL SYMPTOMS Take only as directed 666 FOR SALE—Brick residence «on Cal , w vert avenue known as W. H. a f e spending the week with Mr. and 13-3c Shands h° m e- 1° perfect condition. 1 Terms if desired at reasonable rate.! . ,, , TRESPASS NOTICE —No hunting, if interested, see me at once. C. D.! relatlves in Whitmire and York the fishing or trespassing of any kind Nance. Cross Hill. tfc pa f* we £, k '^ nd '_. , , allowed on the j r< perty of the un- —r_ - _ . ' 1,; T - ^ Mrs. E. A. Tinsley and daughter. •n the dersigned Violators cuted. will be prose' tfc C W. ANDERSON. P S. BAILEY. - E. F ANDERSON. W. R. ANDERSON. J. H STONE. D. A. GLENN. W. T JACKS. I S. HOLLAND. R. F. HENRY. ALEX HENRY. W. J. HENRY. STOVE REPAIRS—I have parts for Inez, and Naomi Samples of Gold- any stove. Will do the work in your v*ille, were Sunday guests of Mrs. home. If my work isn't satisfactory, Rachel Moseley. * I will make it good without any cost. | ♦ l For identification notice sign on At Home from Italy [truck. No one is working for me. I do. Friends of Pvt. Curtis Jackson will! |aill the soliciting and work myself.'be glad to know that he has arrived. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES Sales and Sendee CLEANING A SPECIALTY Reasonable Charges KENNETH N. BAKER Phone 306 $ee Tom Brigman, Newberry, R.F.D. jhome after serving eight months in No. 1. Phone 608-J. 30-6p Italy. MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS — j f Place your order with me for both , .“f . , . , new and renewals of magazines of WaU Davis celebrated a birthday ’all kinds. Prompt attention to all! U S US # orders. Frances Winn, 33 South Jesse Lee Owens in WANTED: SALESLADIES We have openings several departments for Salesladies. Permanent po sitions with chance for ad vancement. Apply: I). B. SMITH BELK'S DEPT. STORE Owens street. HOctp Jesse Lee Owens, 6-months-old BRKE SERVICE—Drive in and have son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Ow- your windshield cleaned, floor ;ens, died Augp^t 21 at the home af- boards brushed, batteries checked, ter a brief illness, air in tires. Joe’s Esso Service. Phone He is survived by his parents; two 128. i tf brothers and six sisters, James, J. B. f Ruth, Mary, Frances, Julia, Lillie Mae and Kathleen Owens. Funeral services were held Thurs day afternoon at 6 o’clock at the Mill, with the Rev. W. H. Brewer in charge. FOR SALE—25 acre farm, 5-room, i dwelling, 7-acre hog pasture, near, Sandy Springs church. Price $2,500. See R. G. Vest, Lanford Station, g_ 3p Church of God, Clinton Route 1. PEARS FOR SALE—Keifer cahning Interment was in Calvary cemetery, variety, delivered at your home. Clinton Mill. $1.75 per bu. Mrs. R. B. Thomas, 85 —-—♦ r Highest CASH PRICE For Your USED CAR COOPER MOTOR CO. West Main Street West Main Street. 30-2p Accepts Position WANTED: PAINTERS on Joanna Mill Village Painting Job. Goldville, S. C. C. L. GRIMES, Foreman. Workers Must Comply With W. M. C. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Netherton and daughter regret to learn they are leaving the commu nity to make their home in Camden, where Mr. Netherton has accepted a position as boss weaver. OK SALE— 1—new 26-in. girls’ bicycle 1—new child’s wheelbarrow 1—new scooter 1—electric iron - 1—Philco cabinet radio 6—26-in. boys’ bicycles 1—electric fan « N. A dai ^s4^ P ^n 1 H» 1 M ^ FEEDS THAT SATISFY your Stock Carrie Maude Terry with a birth- TAXI NOTICE! A. C. Caldwell and Woodrow 4 Craine taxis have been purchased by L. L. Cooper and will Continue to run as usual. Preserved in Bronze Finish: YOUR tingle shot, 2.50 FIRST SHOES 3.50 pair. Enchanting gift for parents or grandparents . . . those unbelievably tiny first shoes . . . coated with a rich, lasting bronze finish! Pair mounted on bronze finished book ends 6.95 Single shoe on bronze finished ash tray 4.95 Pair mounted on white onyx book ends 11.95 J. C. THOMAS, Jeweler ‘ITS TIME THAT COUNTS’ PREPARE FOR A REITER POSITION AND A SECORE FUTURE This year, your career may be at the crossroads. There will be golden opportunities for those who are thoroughly trained for business positions. Acquire an extra business skill as career insurance. COURSES OFFERED: Every subject we teach has practical business value. Instructors are expert in giving personal assistance. Stu dents advance individually, as rapidly as assignments are completed. No age limit. No entrance requirements. Reasonable tuition rates. Modern equipment. CREDITS RECOGNIZED BY THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCA TION. FALL TERM OPENS: Day School * Sept. 4 Night School Sept. 4 Greenwood College of Commerce 205 Textile Building GREENWOOD, SOUTH CAROLINA Phone 2562 Mrs. Birthday Dinner Irene Terry honored her and Poultry. Starting, Growing and Laying Mash and Pellets, Broiler Mash, Turkey Mash, Baby Chick i Scratch, Regular Scratch, FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 20th day Rabbit of September, 1945, we will render a Feed, Pigeon Feed. Goat Feed, Calf final account of our acts .and doings Meal, Dog Meal and Pellets, Hog as Administrators of the estate of Feed, Horse Feed, Dairy Feed, Salt, James M. Pitts, Jr., in the office of Grit and Oyster Shells. Blakely-Bur- the Judge of Probate of Laurens ton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone County, .at 10 o’clock a.m., and on 188. ICjthe^ame’tiay will apply for a final discharge from our trust as Admin- ! istrators WANTED! SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Experienced or Inexperienced Apply— HALLMARK MFG. CO. Davidson St., Clinton, S. C. Any person indebted to said estate i is notified and required to make •payment on or before that date; and all persons . having claims against said estate will present them on or before' said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. HUBERT J. % Surviving HELENA B. Executrix mond J. Administrator. August 20, 1945.—13-4c. PITTS, Administrator, PITTS, Estate of Ray- Pitts, Deceased The game’s on... Have a Coke ... or refreshment' adds to the fun The words Have a Co^e are the watchwords of the younger sk. There’s something about Coca'Cola... its life, sparkle and refreshment... that makes it the chosen companion of good times. SOTTUD UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY GREENWOOD C&CA-COLA BOTTLING CO. a 5 t> Toke’.Coca-Coli 1 Yo« ■•Lrtlly War Caca-CaU palla. by «a fnnUly ibbrmaliaa >*b Maa tba yuabty |m4 ' act aMXa CaoaCaU Caa*aaj *v % J * _>■ I a ki . 11 ttb .. . . £yfe > i i Id ...hi Hi' „• Mh hSI t