The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 13, 1944, Image 7
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Thursday, December IB^ 1945
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Page Seven
BIRTHDAYS AND
ANNIVERSARIES NOTED
The Chronicle Extends Greetings
To Those Whose Birthdays and
Anniversaries Occur This Week.
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Mrs. T. Irby Holland has a birth
day December 16.
Melanie Fant Martin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Martin, ,was
three years old the 12th.
Mrs. J. Clarence Copeland ob
served a birthday December 5.
' Tony Edwards, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Edtvards, celebrated his
sixth birthday December 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Eargle ob
served a wedding anniversary De
cember 8.
Katherine and Hugh Eichelberger,
children of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Eich
elberger had birthdays the 9th and
8th, respectively.
Betty Thomas, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Thomas, was five years old
December 6th.
Dr. B. H. Henry and son, Roger,
celebrated their birthday December
10.
WHY PAY MORE ?
Making Colored Flames *
For Christmas Fireplace
Would you like beautifully col
ored flames in the Christmas fire
place?
Here are a number of chem
icals which may be added to shel
lac as a carrier. Small pieces of
wood may be painted with the
mixtures, or the chemicals and
shellac mixed with sawdust.
Violet flame potassium
chlorate
potassium
nitrate
calctiim
chloride
strontium
nitrate
barium nitrate
Yellow flame
Orange flame
Red flame
Apple-green
flame - ^
Emerald flame copper nitrate
Green flame borax
Purple flame lithium j ,
chloride
Potted Yule Trees Can Be SOLDIER NEWS
Used for Several Years (Continued from page
of lising the same TECH. SGT. JAMES E.
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jas fixing a price which will stand up ricultupl economy.
with today’s costs, and that greater, It* is expected that the debate on
flexibility is needed to fix an honest the Pace bill will bring all factors
The record of Using the Sj* 1 ™ 6 E. F^K ar- 1 pr i ce- Further, there is a difference j into the open and it is possible
Christmas tree for the last five hoU- rived at Tacoma, Washington, a few 5 e ^ ween so -called price-support and this bill may pass the lower house*
day seasons is held by Mrs. H. R. days ago from Japan and is expect-, jncome.suppo,.^ an d those who pur- but the wiseacres declare that it wtH
Yount of Brunswick county in North ed home in a few days for a visit po,^ to know the answers assert that rmt get by the senate and that
Carolina. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. a government policy of price support initul
y flexii
a sub-
,, , _ _ - ... . - — —*• ,—^ . ,~titute measure containing the more
Mrs. Yount planted a small cedar Furr. Before going into the service W ju ca jj f or more government sub-/flexib!e features will be brought
by her farm house and the first three and a half yedrs ago he was ;S j ( jy ) w hile the income-support pol-, the picture at the proper time
Christmas it was about 15 inches assistant manager of the local A. & j C y WO uld allow a freer play of the -il———
high. She placed it in a pot and used P. store. ' law of supply and demand at ’ per- LADY NFARI Y
it as a table tree with appropriate* l haps Iower priceSi but w .th-greater' LAU T L»nUKED
decorations. | PFC. EDMOND KEITH ADAIR, demand.
After the first Christmas, she re- 0 f th marine corps, arrived in San, A t anv rate in a rerent sneern a
planted the small tree by the house, Diego Calif Saturday aboard the -vi I ’ ♦ ^ . speecn a
it airain anA ^ aiurad y aooara me Memphis, Secretary Clinton P. An
Ug up again p USS Munda from Pearl Harbor, derson pointed to the obsolescence
WHILE LYING IN BED—
At any rate, in a recent speech at DUE TO STOMACH GAS
One lady said a few days ago that
in a bucket on a table for its second i where he has been stationed the past 0 f the pjeserTt* pari ty' pr i crT base * and ' :he USCfi ‘° ^ ‘'* ?ra! d t0 8 C) to bed at
aration from the service, he will re
turn to his home here
SUPREME
GOLD WAVE
Each kit contains 3 full
ounces of Salon-typa
solution with Kmrlnim,
60 Curlers. 60 end
tissues, codon appli
cator, neutralizer and
complete instructions.
HOME KIT
Takes only2 to 3
Houn at Homo
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
GALL BLADDER
SUFFERERS*™?™
DUI TO LACK OP HIALTMY BILE
Mae suffents Imekii
Brines Lmmm
Nsw rallaf for gaUhladdsr suflezvM beUnc
healthy Ula la saaa today <■ r —„ t
of a wonderful preparation which acta with
remarkable effect oa User aad bile.
Sufferers with aconbdnr colic attacks,
stomach and rallbladdar misery due to lack
of healthy bile now tell remarkable
results after mine thie —Prhn which hat
the emaxine power to aUmnlata slurrish
lieer and Ineraaee lew at healthy bik.
GALIJTSpj le a eery mJTSdieine.
but eofisiderlny rceuMa, the «S.M H costs is
only a few pennlea per ffma. QALLUSTN is
sold with full moesr hack yuarantee br
SMITH’S PHARMACY
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Lrcssns-up Dry (tasking
COUGHS
—Bronebiil Coughs or Throat
Irritatioas Dm To CoMi .
The King of all cough medlolhesr
In cold wintry Canada is Bucktey’a
CANADIOL Mixture. Fast working
—triple acting Buckler's Mixture
quickly loosens and raises phlegm
lodged In the tubes—clears air pas
sages—soothes rasped raw tissues,
one or two sips and worst coughing
spasm eases. You get results fast.
You feel the effect laataatly.
Compounded from rare Canadian
Pine Balsam and other soothing
healing Ingredients Buckley's CAN
ADIOL, Mixture made in U. &▲. Is
different from anything you ever
tried. Get a bottle today—U-Sto.
SMITH’S PHARMACY
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CAMPBELL LODGE
NO. 44, A. F. M.
REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS
Third Tuesday Night
of Each Month at 8:00.
STERLIN YOUNG. W. M.
V. P. ADAIR. Sec.
Royal Arch Masons first Thurs
day of each month at 8:00 P. M.
Make Your Own
Yuletide Wreaths
It’s ifun for All and Offers
Glances for Gever
Designs.
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/^OLORFUL homemade decorfw
^ tions that lend gaiety to the
Christmas tree and help out any
lack of store trimmings can be made
from such commonplace things as
egg shells, peanuts, pine cones,
squashes and colored paper.
Eggshell trinkets offer a variety
of decorative possibilities. The shells
can be salvaged
from family bak
ing daVs by run
ning a darning
needle through
the shell at both
ends and blow
ing out the con
tents. If neces
sary the holes
c^i be enlarged
so that a bright-
colored string
with a knot in
the end can be
run through the
egg, so that it
may be strung
gaily on the tree.
Before stringing on the tree, shells |'
may be colored all the hues of the j,
rainbow, as at,Easter time. Or d%-.
signs in pencil on the shell may be ^
made in the form of scrolls, leaves
or figures. The designs may be filled
in with colors, outlined with black
crayons. Christmas seals pasted on
white eggshells will be bright and
shiny. Colored confetti dots can
likewise be used on the eggs.
Peanut dolls to hang on the tree |
can be made by stringing suitable
sizes together and tying the cord
tightly to keep them in shape. They
can be painted gold or silver or
any .other color that will liven the
tree and give the little folks a part
in the decorative scheme.
A half-dozen star Santas swinging
from the tree will add interest. Make
some five-pointed stars from heavy
paper. Paste a Santa head onto the
top point and design white mittens
on the next two, draw a belt and
it’s done. Run a string through San
ta’s hat and tie to a branch.
Small green squashes painted with
shellac or varnish so they will re
tain their freshness can be either
tied to the tree or arranged around
the base.
Pine cones tied with ribbons and
perhaps a beil and painted white or
silver for make-believe frost are per
fect for suspending from the tree.
holidays.
Again it was replanted and the
third year it took its place on the
floor with the children adeftng the
i necessary decorations. It was very
, carefully treated and again reset by
I the house. For the last two years
; it has been used as an outaide
Christmas tree to carry all the lights r . , i . -r-
and decorations. Farm Markets To
b lr,»X ' Remain Strong In '46
cial preparations for decorating the (Continued from page one)
traditional Christmas tree again this mum wage law^upon which debate is
rear. ! hot at this time. '•
; t ! It is^greed here by all concerned
CHRISTMAS CARDS—In attractive that farni cost factors which are used
boxed assortments. Buy early. The to fix the parity prices of today are
Chronicle Publishing Co. i30 years old and are obsolete insofar
several months. Pfc. Adair seiwed j indicated that'he favored'a readjust- night She wa » swollen
the past year with the Fourth Ma
rine division and participated in bat
tles in the Pacific area. After report-
withs stom
al ways .got
ment. There is every indication that ***’, which .iways .goi woi
in considering these re-adjustments. I v ° * < n £ )e '?’ an< ^ tV,e
the costs of farm labor or at least a W0ul( ^ r ' se up ,n her throat she
ing to Camp LeJeune, N. C., for sep- part af it will deluded in the base If/ £° wn a " d . w , ould n t arly chok *
— il — ' adopted her./She couldn t he flat. Had to prep
Do » K 11 K t ♦V, hersel * up.on pillows. Recently this
The Pace^ bill now before the ( i ady got fNNER-AJD and now she
house, included all or 100 per cent say3 gas is gone stomach feelg
of the labor cost in the parity price, bowels are regular and she can go
I Some farm organizations, including t o bed and Yleep soundly
I the National Grange, believe this is INNER-AID contains 12 Crest
too drastic a step and thayit would. Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear
be inequitable in many ci/ps. It ap- gas from stom * chi art on sluggisb
pears that the admimsfrat.on will , iver and kldn ^ ys Miserable people
°?i l° r f fl ! X !, ble formula which ^ feel dlfrer ^ nt all over So doiTt
could be adjusted as time or condi- g0 on sufferijrt»' Get INNER-AID
tions determined from crop to crop by aU . dru J stores ^
to meet the needs of a changing ag- rens county.
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Gifts That Say ‘Merry Christinas’
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Punishing war-time traffic
reveals the strength and economy
Of CONCRETE ROADS
You’ve seen it happen—t
road surface which seemed
satisfactory in normal serv
ice, broken up rapidly under
unexpectedly heavy concen
trations of traffic. Soon traffic
is paralyzed and an important
highway is ruined.
• Such unexpected or emer
gency traffic spotlights the
strength and durability of
Concrete. Little affected by
wet weather, concrete’s high
load-carrying capacity gives
the extra margin of safety
roads need to stand the gaff
...to keep traffic rolling, keep'
maintenance costs down.
• Because of its ability to
''take it” under emergency
or normal traffic growth, for
safety for low cost high
way service, concrete is ideal
for better postwar roads.
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION, Hart UMm* Adnata 3, Gw*
A national organization to laprovo and axtand tha wtat of con- ' %
crato ... through tdantlflc r—ordi and anglnoarlng fold work
BUY VICTORY BONDS
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Headquarters for Beautiful
GIFT SLIPPERS
TWO OF MANY
NEW STYLES AT
$1.98
— to
$4.95
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Every color, every style her heart desires
...pretty d'orsays, platform stuffs, warm
shearling flatties and ma..y others...
leather soled.
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RUFFLED MARQUISETTE
PRISCILLA CURTAINS
$3.98 to $5.95 Pair
Novelty weave curtains, made of double conjbed yarns.
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These will give long service and launder like new.
GIFTS THAT BOYS GO FOR
— from our Boys’ Shop
Boys’ Genuine
Leather Coats
$9.98 to $14.98
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Made of soft leather, in
tans and browns. Variety
of styles, zipper and button
fronts. Sizes 6 to L8.:
Boys’
Dress Trousers
$1.98 to $5.95
Smart plaids, checks and
plains. Sizes' 6 to 20.
BOYS NEED
New Ties
New Belts
25c to 98c
» Boys’
Leisure Coats
$7.95 to $12.95
We have a wide selection
of tweeds, flannels and
novel combinations. Sizes
10 V 18.
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- Boys’
Hugger Caps
— with —
Ear Muffs
$1.00 and $1.49
Many colors and styles to
choose from. >
Boys’ Wool Plaid
Zipper Jackets
*$3.98 to $5.95
Plenty warm for cold days.
Heavy wool plaids with
plaid Hnings. Sizes 6 to 18.
TUFTED CHENILLE SPREADS
. $9.98 and $16.95 -
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Double and single bed size. An ideal Oiristmas Gift.
Thickly covered with deep piled chenille made on aptrong
cotton fabric culver. In blue, rose, white, peach.
or
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FROM THE _
GIFT SHOP
TABLE LAMPS—
$3.98 to $14.98
STEMWARE, GOBLETS, SHER
BETS, ICE TEAS^-
98c' y
FENTON HOBNAIL GLASS
WARE— i ;
. $1.49 to $3.98
CONSOLE SETS—
- $2.98 and $3.98
CENTER PIECES—
$1.98 to $5.95
DINNERWARE SETS—
$5.95. to $9.95 1
Many New and Interest
ing Things for Children
OF ALL AGE§i
' Just In—New Shipment of
LOVABLE DOLLS — $1.98 to $5.95
Adorable is the word—little girls just
love them.
DESK AND CHAIR SETS
$9.98 to $14.98
f METAL CLICKER PISTOLS
25c Each
DOLL CARRIAGES
$2.98 to $16.95
Seme are steel with rubber tire wheels.
DOLL BEDS — $1.98 to $4.95
tf’Any little girl will love one of these.
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Boys, It’s Here—All New
ATOMIC PISTOLS — $1.98
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