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w H C T J Page Six THE'tllNTON CHRONICL Thursday, November 8, 1945 Want Ads TO RENT — TO FIND TO BUY — TO SELL Everybody Reads the Want Ads Terms: Cash Want Ads LOST—Cameo brooch. Reward if re turned to Miss Elizabeth 1 Nichol son at D. E. Tribble Co. Ip NOTICE—Esquire and Coronet and I Correspondent and Representative other magazines accept Christmas' For the Week . . . South Clinton News mrs. cecil McLendon, Gift rates> Place your gift subscrip-j FOR SALE — 4-ft. refrigerator in tion early for prompt delivery. Gil- ^ood condition. Call 9080. 1c bert Blakely, Phone 188. 1c FOR SALE —Small coal heater, in: ONE-ROW GRAIN DRILL and Fer-j good condition and reasonably tilizer Distributor, Hay Forks,! priced. Call 331-J. 1c Shovels, Dee Handled Scoops, Log' r—_ T ^,„ _ T , „ - . • „ ; Chains and Axes. Blakely-Burton’s NOTICE-No huntine fishmg, or Hardware & Seeds . Telephone 188 . trespassing of any kind on the .— Z : property of John T. Young. tf FOR SALE—Still have a few pigs for I sale. Two 3-row grain drills in lc , good condition. Mace Young. Ip JUST received shipment of well pumps. T. C. Johnson Co. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBER! Mrs. Nellie McClendon has re signed as our correspondent and subscription, representative at South Clinton. Mrs. Cecil McLejxIon is now our representative in the com munity. We ask the support and cooperation of all subscribers for Mrs. McLendon in her work. —THE PUBLISHER. 7 for the most original* costumes were awardeef Ann Hellams and Carroll Mills. . Mrs. D. J. Brimm and Mrs. James 'YPitts of Clinton, Mrs. Davola Hel lams and Mrs. P. W. Barnes of Lydia, assisted the Brownies and their lead er, Miss Kathryn Eichelberger, in en tertaining. ' ^ A i . — * • with the Sick The young son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow McClendon is ill. Mrs. Sallie Satterfield is ill at her home on Main street. Mrs. Alice Grace is ill. Mrs. Mark Satterfield is a patient at the local hospital. Visit Laurens Little Folks 7 : : —— The Lydia Mill kindergarten pu- STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Fine NOTICE Nq hunting, fishing or M rs _ Hallie Campbell and Mr. and Pils were guests of the Laurens Mill plants. Blakemore variety, first' ^trespass!ng of any kind on lands Mrs w j. iFowler visited Mrs. Jot' kindergarten at the community house year from nursery. Also Cabbage 10 * V^g^arui Viglda Patterson. 22 ~ 3 P Abercrombie and children Sunday, j Friday morning. Thirty-three chil- Plants, Codard Plants and Lettuce 151-GAUGE HOSE, $1.22 per pair.| \i r . a nd Mrs. Joe Nelson and chil-1 ^ en *^ )ro Lydia attended. Mrs. Plants. Blatyely-Burton's Hardware, Joanna Mercantile Company, Gold- dren visited Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Spell Claude Babb, who directed the kin We Want To Buy... Used Bicycles Scooters Tricycles T C* r’ & Seeds. Telephone 188 lei lc , ville. 29-5c [ near Clinton Sunit&y. NOTICE — Life will accept renewal WANTED—To buy air rifle in good Mrs. Wade Nelson spent Sunday subsc riptions at the special rate of j condition. Reply to The Chroh-1 with Mr. and Mrs. Walt Nelson. 2 years for $7 00 until November 10 icle. Ip O'Neal Boyce of Clinton, visited ^ in U r 7Z A \ S ^l iV ^:Z r READ the daily'newspapers-New-|Mr.andMrs.L O. Poison Sunday. Nuv. 10 will be at the regular price. papers SandwicheS) Soft Drin k s J Mrs. Cora Elders and family were Gilbert Blakely. Phone 188. Ice Cream, Peanuts. Clinton Busl v * s ^ ors ' n Greer Sunday. FREE SERVICE—Drive in and have Terminal. Phone 59. tf 1 Mr - ancl Mrs - Leo 9 oozer °* Kl_ cleaned, floor dergarten work at Clinton Miy. sev eral years ago,- is charge Of the Laurens Mill kindergarten. Choral Club Entertained Miss Kathryn Eichelberger enter tained the Choral club at a buffet supper Wednesday evening follow ing the regular practice. Mrs. James WE OFFER FOR SALE Electric Irons j ' (OPA Approved) / Hot -Point Refrigerators Auto Anti-Freeze ' Pumps - Jacks - Lug Wrenches >• windshield hri!"hed‘ V batterier checked FOR SALE —>{o. 8 Atlanta range : and Mrs j B Fuller , aiMn tire^ Jo^s Esso Service^hone! with reservoir, in good condition.! Mrs . Pauline Lawson and D. L. - 2 „ 1 " ‘ L. O. Mont joy, South Clinton, Rt. 3,! ^ us t j n attended the funeral of their 1 Box 13. Ip: uncle in Cross Keys Saturday. TRY our handy super service battery W iNr>OW GT Screen Wire in' Martin Wilbanks has received his charger. Requires only 30 minutes, severa f widths Putty Caulking discharge from the army and is now urittout removing battery fr om car Weat ^ er stripping,-Lin-! making his home with Mr. and Mrs Joes -i-so er\ice Vi nleum Hindine. Polishine Mods. Floor i**- B. Fuller. Guests of Mrs. Pauline Lawson the | nards^ were^Sunday guests of Mr. PittSi dire ctor of the club, was a , special guest. Misses Ruth Smith and ( , oleum Binding, Polishing Mops, Floor i**- B. Fuller. $1.00 ^ ^Brushes and Wallrite Paper and NOTICE — Mo hunting, fishing, or Tacks. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware 1 Past week-end were Cpl. and Mrs. lc I Marion of Clinton, Mrs. Clifton Lee i and children of Seneca, and Mrs. Ora Woods of West Clinton. trespassing of any kind allowed on Sc Seeds. Telephone 188. property. Mary C. Kelley. u s. ARMY AIR CORPS Steel-En- HGLLAND GROWN HYACINTHS, graved Stationery, excellent qual- j^ rs Helen Caldwell of Charles- Tulips, Crocus, Iris,* Daffodils and ity paper,, 100 sheets of paper and ton, is now makings her home in Clin- Other Bulbs. Also Vigoro, Bone Meal envelopes to box. An appreciated ton. and Sheep Manure. Blakely-Burton's Christmas gift for friends or relatives ^j rs Boyce Smith and children of Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. in the service. $1.00 value, special; W are Shoals, were guests of Mr. and FOR SALE Superfex oil heater. 60c - Chronicle Publishing Co^ | Tyj rs Clyde Trammell Saturday. slightly used. Copeland's Hardware THRIFT PLANTS — Red, White,! Mrs. G. C. Parish of Charleston. Supply Co. I PLANTS — Red le Pink. Pink with White Eye. and Pink'visited her father, H. W. Williams, COFOTAT rvv RFVFWAI ^ T ifp with Red E y e * NoW is the time t0 reCentl y* SPECIAL ON RENEWALS — Lite c-„_: r*, Lewis McCravy of Spartanburg, tVn ly,Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- 1 visited Mr. and Mrs. Noland Mc- transplant for Spring Flowers. Blake- Magazine Irom now until Novem- ^ p » ber 10, 2 years $..00, 3 years - h0ne j 88 lc Cravy Sunday. A number of magazines ha' e been - . ■ ----- — — 1 Mr. and Mrs. Claude McCullough taken off restricted list. Frances C. FOR SALE—Rough lumber. Capers, tj ad as theirr guests Sunday Mr. and Winn, 33 South Owens Slice. Phone Acres, Kinards, S. C. tf Mrs. J. L. Shultz of Newberry. Mattie Overstreet assisted Miss Eich elberger in entertaining the young guests. | Health Clinic Held Records from the Well Baby clinic held Tuesday at the scout cabin show the following: 15 children completed immunization from diphtheria and whooping cough, 12 children were given second treatment, 20 children first treatment. The clinic is sponsored by Lydia Mills. The county health department directs the Clinic, assisted by Mrs. J. H. Walker and Mrs. Gladys Neal. The next clinic will be held No vember 27, beginning at 1:30. Dr. J. % B. Holtzclaw, of Greenville, will be | S present at this time. a VISIT OUR TOYLAND Many Wonderful Toys Now On Display To Delight the Youngsters I f - rS. COME TO SEE US — ITS ALWAYS A PLEASURE — TO SERVE; OUR FRIENDS. Economy Auto Supply Joe F. Smith, Prop. Phone 519 Laurens, S. C. PRINTING—“W'e Do All Kinds Ex cept Bad.” Call 74 for your needs. Chronicle Pub. Co. K Read The Chronicle-Your Neighbor Does * 17 ~ J - laNo\p TERMI TE CONTROL—Building ma-l Leroy McCravy has returned home PHOTOSTAT COPIES made of your terial is so vital in winning the after spending sometime with his •discharge and other valuable pa- war. Why not have your property aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Poole of Spartan- pers for a minimum cost by Nelle protected against termite damage burg. Harmon. Newberry Federal Savings and save that needless waste of tim-j Misses Mary Sue and Louise and Loan Assn.. Box 394, Newberry, ber. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone 10. Holmes visited in Greenwood the S. C. tfc Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, past week-end. ■ ^ : Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. tf i Mrs. Louise Harvey spent last TERMITE CONTROL Termites are ———— —-—— | week-end with her parents in Spar- flymg ants. Why let them eat up PANSY PLANTS and Sna P dra g° n ! tanburg your property. Termites work winter Plants in Mixed Colors. Also Bone and summer and are destroyingfcver Meal. Vigoro and Sheep Manure Fer- ftfty million dollars worth of prop- tilizers. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware lc erty yearly. To be sure, have a free & Seeds. Telephone 188. R C . ra ^ for ^' MIMEOGRAPH PAPER—Letter and Enoree. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Emery had as their guests Sunday Mrs. Harold Kellet, Mrs. Sue Emery and Mrs. inspection. Call J. Phone 10. Termite Co. of S. C. M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. .SCRIPTO — Mechanical Pencils are back after the war. Best low-priced mechanical pencil made, 20c. Refills with 4-inch leads 10c pkg. One lead writes 22.000 words without reload ing. Get one today. Chronicle Pub lishing Co. PAINTS Tom Littlefield and daughter of legal size, 500 sheets package. The Mr. and Mrs. E. C.'Longshore vis- Chronicle Ptib. Co. ■ ited Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dunaway of West Clinton Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Walker and son and Mrs. Posey Davis attended the regional Baptist Training Union convention at the First Baptist church in Union on Friday. WE REPAIR, re-tire and re-paint The Woman’s Missionary society TRESPASS NOTICE — No hunting, fishing, loafing or trespassing of any kind allowed on lands of Mrs. L. D. Blakely and E. E* Blakely. 22-4p DEVOE’S COLD WATER tricycles, bicycles, wagons, scooters will meet with Mrs. Carrie Ballard and small cars. L. L. Cooper, 49 N. Thursday evening at 7:30. forjnter.or in tt ide_Rangfc of Pas- Adair st tf Rev j H talker is assisting Rev. James Craine in revival services at in tel Tints. Reduced Prices now effect. Also De voe-Raynold’s House BL LK S\V EET PEAS—Spencer Mix- ] New Assortment of the £ * cond Ra P tist church in Lau ’ | rens this week. Mrs. Walt Davis and son visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brock, in Whitmire last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Nqyy were FOR SALE—Two table model elec- guests of relatives in Tucapau Sun- Paints and Varqishes. Blakely-Bur- ed Colors, ton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone Flower Seeds, Bulbs. Vigoro, Bone 188. lc Meal and Sheep Manure.' Blakely- Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- CHRYSANTHEMUMS for sale. Mrs. phone 188 lc Johnnie Mason, Phone 175-J. North Broad St. trie radios. Also Ford anti-freeze j day. and cedar fence posts. W. C. Bald-! Mrs. Carrie Ballard visited Mr. and lc | Mrs. Billie Douglas in West Clinton! PORTABLE GRATE BASKETS, 20 and 24 inch. Regular Grate Bas- wm kets, 17 and 18 inch. Fire Shovels, ’ ——)c liri j_ w Galvanized Stove Mats, Stove Polish, RABBIT FEEDERS, Waterers, Salt | ™ y Stove Putty and Repairs for Many and Feed. Poultry and Livestock! Types of Heaters. Blakely-Burton’s Beeds, Supplies and Remedies. Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Greer and children and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. I Smith of Ninety-Six, were Sunday Telephone 188. lc guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Mills. TERMITE CONTROL — Over twoi - — Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Lee of Sen- hundred fifty thtuisand structures NOTICE — No hunting, fishing or eca, were week-end guests of H. W. 1 have been protectcp against termite trespassing of any kind on my'Williams. damage Why not have your’s pro- P ro P er ty- T. J. Leake. 8-5p Misses' Mamie Willard and Belle Nelson were visitors in Union Sun-! tected. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone F qr SALE 10. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr.. Batesburg, S. C. tf 1—new 26-in. boy’s bicycle. 1—new 26-in. girl's bicycle. 1—used table radio. 1—:20-in. boy’s bicycle. 3—26-in. boys’ bicycles. 1— small station wagon. 2— scooters 1—small wheelbarrow. 3— tricycles. L. L. COOPER BICYCLE SHOP 49 N. Adair St. Phone 210-M MAG AZI NE INSCRIPTIONS - TRESPASS^OTICE - No hunting. Place your with me for both) fishing or trespassing of any kind new and removals of magazines o ; allowed on the property of the un . orders Owens St. WOOD FOR SALE—Slabs and hard wood for Ashley heaters, in lengths desired. Apply to J. R. Snider, Rt. 1, Clinton. 15-5pl FOR SALE — Five-room house and extra large lot in good section of Clinton. See H. L Strickland at Ca sino Theater. lc, ’• Biompt attention to a11 1 dersigned. Violators will be prose- f ranees Wmn,J 33 South cuted c w ANDERSO n. t • Phone 41 < - J. $" t'15j\ovp i Q c id a tt tr\7 ACCIDENT INSURANCE Tickets cost only 25c a day,- pay up to $5,000. S. W. Sumerel. Phones 80 1 and 32. tf FIREWORKS FOR SALE. L. L. COOPER BICYCLE SHOP. 49 North Adair Street FOR SALE •DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS! Wholesale $15 75 and $31.50 per dozen. FOB. New York City. All hard composition 16- inch to 19-inch; all higher priced dolls one to box, having moving eyes and real hair ex cept the Chubby style. Check with order will expedite prompt shipment. NEW YORK COMMISSION COMPANIES Spartanburg, S. C. 7 ** tfc 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. L. H^DAVIDSON ESTATE. H. L. BALDWIN. S. B. LOWMAN. MRS. ED CUNNING HAM. J. K. HASELDEN. H. D. HENRY. JOHN W. LITTLE ESTATE. L. D. McCRARY. E. P. LITTLE. RHETT P. ADAIR. A. L. NEIGHBORS. J. J. CORNWALL. ROSS D. YOUNG. J. B. PHILSON. MRS. MARY HENRY ARTHUR. M. B. HIPP. THORNWELL OR PHANAGE. ' W. J. HENRY. day. Miss lola Davis is now making her home with her aunt, Mrs. R. E. Whit mire. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammell were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Smith in Ware Shoals Monday. Misses Minnie Lou Burnett and Cleo Hooper were visitors in Green wood the past week-end. Miss Frances Fuller and Mrs Liz- jzie Richey visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fuller in Greenvfljle Mond-^j. Residents of thg comr..i.nity at tending the Greenwood county fair last week were: Doris Bagwell, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reeder and children, Mrs. Tom Burnett, Mrs. J. A. Black and children. Miss Evelyn Knight, J. E. Knight, Misses Frances Fuller, I Alma Ruston and Mrs. Lizzie Richey. ^ Birthdays Donnie Nelson has a birthday No vember 9. Mrs. Clarice Nelson had- ? birth day Nov. 1. Marion Johnson will be five years old today. J. A. Navy celebrated his birthday Oct. 27. Today is the birthday of Bobbie Henson'. Nov. 2 was the birthday of Mrs. Mary Kelley, u Monday, Nov. 5, was Clyde Tram mell’s birthday. Margaret Nelson celebrates her birthday Nov. 10. , v the arge Brownie's Have Party In celebration of Hallowe’e Brownies werfe hostesses to ^urpber of their friends at a weiner roast on the playground at the scout cabin Tuesday evening. The co^j tumes of the Brownies and their guests around the bonfire made a charming and colorful picture. Prizes ROGERS AMAZING INTRODUCTORY OFFER ONE 2LB.RAG WITH PURCHASE OF 10 IB. BAG, OR LARGER Try Kiihor of Those Turnons Ttours At Our Expensel Visit your nearest Rogers Store, purchase a 10-lb. sack, or larger, of Colonial’s Best or Triangle flour and receive a 2-lb. sack ABSO LUTELY FREE. Yes, it’s as easy as is our way of saying, “You are sure to be delighted with the baking success of either of these flours in your own kitchen.” First we want you'JLo try the FREE 2-lb. bag and If you^fif Tiot c|mpletely satisfied with the fine, fresh, outstanding quality ... RETURN THE LARGER BAG AND ^THE PURCHASE PRICE WILL BE CHEERFULLY REFUNDED. Here is your opportunity to get acquainted with the flour best suited to fill your needs . . . Colo nials’ Best, “The Cake Champ”or Triangle, “The World’s Biscuit Beater." SELF-RISING COLONIAL'S* BEST lO-Lb. 25-Lb. $*: .41 Bag Bag A Southern Manor FRUIT CAKE 2-Lb. Ctn. 4-Lb. Ctn. $1 38 *2 .66 SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR 28* 40-Oz. Pkg. LIBBY’S DEVILED HAM 1‘ 14* FRENCH’S MUSTARD 13* 9-Oz. Jar SILVER LABEL TEA 19* }-Lb. Pkg. SELF-RISING TRIANGLE FLOUR 10-Lb. Bag 53 25-Lb. Bag BEANS CORN JUICE MILK BEANS VAN CAMP BAKED CAROLINE CREAM STYLE PHILLIPS' TOMATO SILVER COW BABY UMA No. 2 Can No. 2 Can 46-Oz. Can Tall Can 1-Lb. Callo _ 1 $J.19 13c 14* 24* 9* 13* FANCY APPLES, 2 lbs. ..... 25c FRESH CRANBERRIES, lb 30c STRING BEANS, 2 lbs. 35c EGG PLANT, lb 19c CELERY CABBAGE, each .. 20c ACORN SQUASH, lb ...5c QIC STAR SUPIR MARKETS Colonial §Iom UTTIE STAR POOD STORES n j -• , ^ -V i i. 'M- \