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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, December
13, 1945
Want Ads
TO RENT — TO FIND .
TO BUY — TO SELL
Everybody Reads the Want Ads
Terms: Cash
For the Week . . .
South Clinton News
MRS. BURTON REEDER,
\ Corresoondent and Representative
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being a patient in a Columbia hos- 7:30. After the regular meeting the
pital. annual Christmas party will be held.
) Mrs. Azaleen Harrison and daugh- All members are urged to attend.
[ter of Greenwood, visited Mr. and, •
Mrs. L. B. Owens on Wednesday. To Have Chrismtas Party
i B. F. Harvey, Jr., S. F. 3c, is spend-' The Ladies class Of Lydia Baptist
i ing a leave with his mother, Mrs. church will have a Christmas party
i Mattie Harvey, pn Pine street. : at the home of Mrs. Henry Aber-
'■ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dillisha.w and[C rombie on Tuesday night, Dec. 18.
Mr. and Mrs. George Simpson were sons of Greenwood, and R. F. Farmer A11 members are asked to bring a
Columbia during the r of Lockhart, visited Mr. and Mr$. is 111 ; .
w«-«-n.-vwu • Fletcher Farmer Sunday. r ~
FOR SALE— Boy's bicycle in good; ' Ernest Bowen spent last week' “ Birthdays and Anniversaries
condition. Phone 147-W. Mrs. W. C. 1 a ‘ leave ^ Q his parents, Mr. £ ith Mr. and Mrs. Shumate Mr.j Mr and Mrs. Casey Abercrombie
— 'and Mrs W R Cauble Bowen has recently been discharged celebrated their 5th wedding anni-
KEAD the daily « WS paper s -Ne«-! r R. Prather is making his home! s s L M r D *« , »J« r 7th ' fc . h ,
papers, Sandwiches, Soft DnAks.'iu, his brother. S . W. Prather, after! “a.^ rs - Case ->' Abercrombie had a
TOR SALE—All kinds of wood.
H. J. Pitts. ’
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See|
1c visitors in
week-end.
R. R. Prather is making his home
ipers, canawicnes, ou- with his brotheri s . W . Prather, after! leave with~m7 and'Mrs'^l ^
Ice Cream, Peanuts. Clinton Bus ^pending a leave wun mr. ana ivirs. birthday Monday, Dec. 10th.
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Terminal. Phone 59.
Mrs. Gladys Medlock has a birth-
Little Shirley Holmes Quinton was
tf | Robert Turner.
5 5 7 ■ A. -1 — Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilkes and , _ .
CHRISTMAS TREES Oregon Spruce i S 'Mrs. O. C. Harris and Billy were visi- ^ ecem ^ er
and Cedars. Call by and make your (tors in Anderson Monday. , .j k
•selection now. Blakely-Burton s FQR SALE — Invalid’s wheel chair, i Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Walker a t- three y ears old December 5th
Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. | Apply Hays Hospital. tf tended the ordination service in Hon-1
liOTICE-No hunting, fishing, hr\poR aALE-Ladiet’ chrome tiicTclc, “ J Mrs ' Walke 2 :
trespassing of any kind on the n^i'c !^ther, W. S, Thomson, was ordained
aroperty of Johri T. Ypung.
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26-inch size. Apply to Dell’s Beau
ty Shoppe.
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as a deacon.
Surprise Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Addie-Crowe gave a surprise
birthday dinner in honor of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. R. Mosier had as Crowe Sunday.
To buy 300 bushels of their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Those enjoying the occasion were,
corn. J. H. Stone. 13-2p; Frank Fajmer of Lockhart, Mr. and W- A Wright and family, Mr. and
. mvt-.t rurv matt ROVFK SO Ih Mrs. Cephus Riser and Mabel Stroud Mrs. H. D. Thomas of Anderson, Njr.
tf; METAL CITY MAIL BOXES, 50-lb. Gold v ille . (and Mrs. Glisby of Gray Court, Mr.
vrxn v j , ir ul it np heat- Eard Tins, Handy All Metal Carts,; • Plarencel Dunawav' and Mrs. OsteH Trammell and fam-
FOR SALE—Large circulating heat- Broom Rak Garden - Rakes apd 7 r ; an 1 d ar ^. nc ^ ^Tilv of Laurens Rev Wehurit and
er, in excellent condition. Mrs. T ino nf HanH ^ Rlakelv- and famil y of West Cfinton, visited "V ot Laureps, Rev. Wettunt and
SEVERAL kitchen sinks, one S ood 'WANTED
used washing machine, one 28-
gvuge shotgun. The Trading Post,
Laurens, S. C.
Palmer Howard. Sloan Street.
FREE SERVICE—Drive in and have'lphohe 188.
your windshield
Ft»il Line of Handle Todls. Blakely-
^rBiirton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele-
s^nhohe 188. 1c
cleaned, floor NOTICE _ We buy seed cotton. Hu-
boards brushed, batteries checked, ^ crt j pj Rs tf
air in tires. Joe's Esso Service. Phone —
t2 g tf WOOD FOR SALE—Slabs and hard-
1 ‘ wood for Ashley heaters, in lengths
FOR SALE Coal laundry beater ' des j red . Apply to J. R. Snider, Rt. 1,
$10. J F. Gaddy, N. Adair Street,, £jj nRm 3-5p
Phone 391-M Ip; — .
—7 ;—: “7 FOR SALE — Piano in good condi-
Old pane of glass with tion. Can be seen after 6 o’clock.
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street.
Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Crocker
WANTED
bubbles in it. 8 old bail brass han- il44 Musgrove street.
dies. 7 old small brass knobs. 2 an-; . -.i
tique china fruit dishes on stands.! FOR SALE^-Child’s metal pre-war [visited Marion Crocker in Goldville
Mrs. W. W. Harris. 20-3t
the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. daughter of poldville, Rev. Dennis
C. Longshore, during the week-end.; 0 ^ Laurens, and other relatives in
Worthy Smith of Fountain Inn, commun ^y-
and Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Barfield vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fuller Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jackson of
Greenville, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Jackson. -
John Cobb has rdfceived an honor
able dischrage from the army and
returned to his home on Palmetto
THEY SAY...
COAL remain^ critical. It is now doubtful if we will get the
80% that we were “allotted.” We are told that John Lewis’ miners
are making such high wages that they work only three days and
take the other three off to spend their dough. It’s a curious thing
that Uncle Sam can mak<^ our boys fight, but can’t make John
Lewis’ boys work.
IN THE MEANTIME, while waiting for coal we can supply
you with plenty of good “Spartan” Laying Mash, Laying Pellets,
Broiler Mash, Starting Mash, Scratch Feed, and all sorts of feeds.
THIS INCLUDES dog feed, “Big Ham” Hog Feed, Fat Back
Hog Meal, Shorts, “Sweet Feed” for Mules, Turkey, Rabbit, Goat,
and Calf Feeds. - -—L_—
OUR PRICES are always low. More than half the items we
seU are sold BELOW CEILING prices.
CUSTOMER “C” says he is getting 10 eggs per day from only
14 hens. Try Spartan Laying Pellets—that's what he uses.
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C-W-S GUANO CO., INC.
Phone 62
CHRISTMAS CARDS —Lovely de
fire truck almost like new. S.
Adair, N. Adair St. Phone 296-M.
y |Sunday.
id Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hill of
Greenwood, were guests of Mr. and
signs. 21 to box, 60c. Hurry before WE REPAIR, re-tire and re-paint. j^j rs Henry Abercrombie Sunday
gone. Chronicle Publish-
they are all
ing Co.
PIANOS: Just received nice lot and
had them tuned. Have several self
players. Terms easy. The Trading
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tricycles, bicycles, wagons, scooters Mr and Mrs Roy Sanders and
and small cars. L. L. Cooper, 49 N. !cb j] dren and Miss Ruby Anderson
Adair St. “ spent the week-end with Mr. and
LOST—Man's ring, black onyx with Mrs. C. R. Anderson in Pickens.
gold "S.” Lost at Clinton power Misses Cleo and Betty Hooper,
plant. Finder notify Lewis D. Simp- spent the week-end with Miss Min- 1
son and get reward. Ip n * e ^ou Burnett.
— Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Black, Sr., and
SNAPDRAGON PLANTS, S w e e t jj R j e g ra nddaugWf^-, Helen, visited
William PlantsVijnd Thrift Plants. re j aBves j n Columbia Sunday.
Snapdragons in Sepaiate Colors ot ( j^j r and Mrs. J,.*W. Harper and
Pink, Red and Yellow or in Mixed: cb jj dren 0 f Greenwood, spent thej
Colors. All are outdoor grown., W eek-end with Mr. and Mrs. S. J.,
b _t Rlakelv. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Xf)ddi
Telephone 188. lc Barbara and Carroll Mills visited
lc ROSE CARVED Victorian side chairs., in Ninety-Six during the week-end. i
■■■■■■■■■ 4 . ■■Also lot of odd chairs. Pretty I Durant Spoon of Mt. Vernon, Ga..
HOG KILLING time is almost heie lamps and cherry> wa i nut and ma , 1 spent several days last week with
Post, Laurens. S
FOR SALE Automatic 12-gauge
Remfh^bnvs+M'tgun and five boxes
shells. $50. H. L. Todd. Eastlyn. Ip
FRUIT TREES, SHRUBBERY, Pecan
Trees, Grape Vines and other
items. Call by and make your selec
tion from our new
Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele
phone 188.
Get
• v0 T ^ rs ‘ n 1 A "' coadlt , lon I . wUh hogany chests of drawers. The Trad-,his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. 1
Spartan Fat Back Hog Meal. If you . p ost L aurens g c tf and Mrs. Isaac McLendon.
have grain use it half and half with ’ ^ —— ! Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Floyd of Sil- ;
Spartan Fat Back. W r e have a good THRIFT PLANTS Red, White,; vers ^ ree ^ spent Sunday with the
supply waiting for you. C-W-S Gu- Pink, Pink with White Eye, and Pink former’s sister, Mrs. Ellie Reeder.
ano Co.
lc with Red Eye. Now is the time to
A GIFT
DELUXE-Sheaffer's Life- honorable discharge from the army
J. B. Patterson has received an i
ly-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele
time Pen and Pencil Sets of new hone 188 lc
precision construction. Guaranteed
for life. Only a few. The ideal Christ- j TRY our handy super service battery
mas gift. Chronicle Pub. Co. ' charger. Requires only 30 minutes,
and returned to his home here.
*Mrs. John S. Navy, Jr., is visiting
her husband in Fort Bragg, N. C.
Miss Catherine Thrift spent the
week-end with Mrs. Maggie Hamp-
MIT WAV u’VATurR~RTn7pPTi\ir without removing battery from car.
NU-W AY V, LATHER STRIPPING. |100 Joe , s Ess0 Serv i ce . phone ton at West Clinton.
Easy to apply and keep the co ldj|28. tf Misses Belle, Bernice, Catherine
out. 45 lb. to 90 lb. Roll Composition - . Nelson and Earl Nelson visited their
Roofing, Load Head Roofing Nails CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS 24- m0 , heri Mrs Mmnle s Neton durlng
and Cement Coated Nails. Blakely- piece Silver Plated Table Ware, the week end
Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- Pyrex Ovenware Fountain Pens M r. and Mrs. J. C. Meeks and chil-
phone 188. lc Archery Sets, Hearth Brooms, Kitch-1 dren visited Mr and Mrs j H
FOR SALE—Fryers for Christmas. , Holmes at Yarborou g h ’s Mill Sunday.
Ten Acres Farm on Musgrove road.
A. A. May.
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Churns. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware
& Seeds. Telephone 188. lc!
Miss Virginia Sharpton has ac
cepted a position with the Lydia Mills
FOR SALE—Two tricycles and one
radio, C. D. (Simon) Pitts. lc
PENCILS—The best 5c Pencils made office.
—Diton Ticonderoga and Eagle Miss Gaynell Hairston of Colum-
Mirado. Buy them boxed by the bia, spent the week-end with her
METAL EL E C T R I C BROODERS dozen. Chronicle Pub. Co. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hairston.
with Automatic Heat Control. Also protv/'t vn7rn~i>nrM>irn'rv nuui! Mr - and Mrs. ,C. C. Lusk of Lau-
Feeders. Fountains, Feeds, Reme- itl , rens ’ visited Mrs ' Trac y Dees Frida y-
dies. Heat Controls, Brooder Ther- ■ r !L vn.Tr TnmP Mrs ' L ' E ' Brown s P ent the week-!
mometers and Leg Bands. Blakely- tected a g ainst such dama g e We en ^ her S ° n ’ Furman Brown .
Burton s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- Jo!? rTu and famil y-
l C :C T an R glV r e r /- ! C f'l Claud Bennett has received an
; , J R. Ci aw ford, Clinton, Phone 10 honorable dischar g e frbm the N
Saturday Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, and rcturned to his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Willard and
phone 188.
WILL SELL
morning,
at 11 o'clock
Dec. 15, at old hospital Mgr., Batesburg, S
building in Laurens, small lot of used
furniture. A. E. Cleveland.
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FRYERS for sale. Phone 53. Frank children visited J. A. Land and fam-
' Kellers. lc|ily in Buffalo Sunday.
TERMITE CONTROL — Over two, BU l K SWEET PEAS—Spencer Mix- of ^’ ar J Sdoa ! s ’
hundred fifty thousand structures ed Color New Assortment of ^ and Mrs ' R ' E * Whlt -
have been protec ed against ermite, Flf)Wer Seeds Bu]bs Vi£oro Bone name Sunday. .
damage.'Why not have yours pro
tected. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone
10. Termite Co. of S. C.
Mgr., Batesburg. S. C.
M. D. Wiley.
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Meal and Sheep Manure. Blakely- - ..... ’ ' • ,
.rHw.r* ^ Seeds. Tele .' v i r ? inia Wilson and Harriett, Woodie
Burton’s Hardware &
phone 188.
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McLendon
and
and daughter, Brenda,
Anne, spent Sunday with Mr.
Mrs. Ernest Kellett in Ninety-
STATIONERY—Always a most ac- and
FOR SALE- Green wood for Ashley ceptable and useful gift. See our Six.
heaters. Will deliver. _Stop by for ii n e^ Chronicle Publishing Co. ' j Mrs. Lula Abercrombie of West
TErViITE CONTROL—Termites are clinton - s P ent th e week-end with Mr.
1946 calendars.
tor Co.
W. C.
Baldwin Mo
le
PIGS for
Clinton.
-ale. W. V. Mays,
and Mrs. Marvin Abercrombie.
Miss lola Davis visited her par-
WANTED TO RENT — Small resi
dence or apartment. Reply to M.
Ringenberg, Phone 798, Laurens.
20-4p
ler and are destroying over| ent 7l in 'V re , u ^ hoa t l S Bat ^ rda y ;
1 Mr. and Mrs. Rex. Pennington
fl)6ng ants. Why let them eat up
Rt. 1, ^ourji^roperty. Termites work Winter
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minion dollars worth of prop- _ . , w .... „
'sty yearly. To be sure, have a free ^. e !!. guests °1 Mrs ' Mmnie Harve y
nspection. Call J. R. Crawford,, ...
Phone 10. Termite Co. oi 3. C. .. Mr - and Mrs _ J ;.. L Mahaffey and
M D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. Mr :. dnd . Mrs - Tollison of Conestee,
Sunday. • \
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs.
'-1 visjted Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Crawford
FOR SALE-Boy's 32-inch bicycle DUTCH GROWN HYACINTHS,, Tu- Sunday.
Denny Wilder)., Phone 295-M. lc lips and Daffodils. Also 'Vigoro,
Bone Meal, Sheep Manure and In-
.m to secticides - Blakely-Burton's Hard- Mrs. Henry Abercrombie is sick
c c , fc,u P on ware & -T^eph 00 - 6 188 ' -
$5,000. S. Wt—Sumerel. Phones 80
and 32. tf FOR SCHOOL WORK—Higgins In-
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
cost only 25c a day, pay
With The Sick
FOR CHICKS that live and pay, feed
the Spartan way! If you are plan
ning to raise fall broilers, be sure to
start them on Spartan Broiler Ra
tion. Just the one febd is all you*need
from the first day until selling time.
C-W-S Guano Co. lc
J5 ; at her home on Pine street.
Little Joyce Todd is ill.
dia Ink, black and red, and Car-. Mrs. Lola Burnett is very sick at
the home of' her daughter,
ter’s white. Chronicle Pub. Co.
FOR SALE — Used wood - burner Mae Knight.
stove in good condition. E. F. An
derson, Route 1, Cliriton. Ip
MIMEOGRAPH' PAFER-i-Letter and
legal size, 500 sheets package. The
Chronicle Pub. Co.
Magazine Gift
Subscriptions
The very thing to suit
everybody. Place your gift
orders now. Attractive gift
card with donor’s name
sent with each subscrip
tion. Don’t delay — place
your gift orders today.
Gilbert Blakely
Phone 188
Mrs. Homer Richey is able to be
up again after being confined to
her home with flu.
Mrs. Martha Mott is out again af
ter having flu.
both been sick.
Those confined with flu now are:
Mrs. Minnie Mims, June Crepps,
SPECIALS for service men and vet
erans of World War 2. You can get
Readers’ Digest for two years for
$3.00 Life .for one year $3.50, two
years $6.00/ Ask about the other spe- B° na l d Jackson, Mrs. I. C. MeLen-
[ cials. Let/me handle your renewal d ® n ’> P e 8gy Satterfield, Machen
and gift/ subscriptions — beautiful I ^* rb y> Mrs. A. D. Johnson, Donald
Jcard sent. Frances C. Winn, 33 S. Shumate, Jerry Satterfield, Steve
Owens St., Phone 417-J.
Jan3p
FOR SALE—
3—26-1^* iboy$. bicycles.
1—tricycle. 1
2—scootfera. Z t *
sPPhilco
’42 mode!
cabinet radios.
L. L. COOPER BICYCLE SHOP
49 N. Adair St. Phone 210-M
Mrs; ’Claud Bennett, Carolyn Ben
nett, Sarah Satterfield, Marian Bal
lard, and Fate Fuller. .
Virginia Overstreet has been sick.
W. M. S. Meets Tonight
The Woman’s Missionary society
meets tonight (Thursday) with Mrs.
Connie Davis on Peachtree street at
soma UNDE* AUTHORITY OP THE COCA-COLA COMPANY »Y
GREENWOOD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.
The
ARMY STORE
WEST MAIN STREET QUALITY PRICED RIGHT
Gift Suggestions
MEN’S PAJAMAS
$2.98 and $3.98
Smart patterns to choose from.
Sizes A to D.
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BOYS’ OVERCOATS
$14.95 to $19.98
Quality-made fabrics in fleeces. Blues and
tans. Sizes? 10 to 18.
MENS BEACON
BATH ROBES
$4.98
The ideal Christmas gift for any man.
Men’s House SLIPPERS
, $1.49 to $2.98
Leathers, felts»4.they make warm, useful
gifts. Sizes 6 to 12.
r Men’s Dress OXFORDS ^
$4.98 to $6.95
Quality leathers in blacks and tans.
Sizes 6 to 12.
MEN’S SOCKS
25c to 59c Pair
Plains and fancies, regular lengths and
shorts with elastic tops. Sizes 10 to 12.
Gift wrapped,"
EVERY MAN WANTS A NEW
HAT - S1.98 to $7.50
We have a quality line of Men’s Hats, in
cluding Stetson. Choose from greys, tans,
browns and blues. Sizes 6^ to T 1 /*.
MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS
$1.49 to $1.98
Smart stripes in blue, tan and gray.
Sizes 14 to 17.
FOR CHRISTMAS!
Men’s, Boys’ SWEATERS
$1.98 to $5.95
Slipover and button styles in many colors.
MEN'S
Leather JACKETS
$12.95 to $19.98 .
Blacks and tans with zipper closing.
MEN’S OVERCOATS |
$16.95 to $24.50
All-wool fabrics in tweeds, plains and
covert. Sizes 35 to 44.
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BOYS’ SUITS
$10.95 to SltfSfc j
We have a complete selection of Boys’
Long Pant Suits, many styles and colors
to choose from. Sizes 8 to 18.
GIFT TIES - 49c, 98c
New shipment just in. Smart, new pat
terns. Ideal for Christmas gifts.
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