The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 21, 1946, Image 5

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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Poge Five Thursdoy, March 21,1946 WEEK-END TRIPS .. VISITORS . . ILLNESS Beginning March 15th, Mr. George Bagwell will solicit Dry Cleaning on our city route. You Will find him courteous and efficient in. hand ling your cleaning problems. Beginning on the same date Mr. 'Dud' Ray will transfer to a position in our cleaning de partment. ROYAL CLEANERS, Inc. 'Beautiful Cleaning' Phone 77 formerly the Clinton Tea Hi P..L. RODDY, Proprietor .South Broad StVeet Lent Distance' Lines Are Busier Thin Ever More people are making more long distance telephone call* than ever and yon may experience delays on some of> your calls. We are doing everything possible to ex pand facilities. This year-lhonsands of miles of net* long distance circuits are being added—additional long distance switchboards are being Installed in many places and hundreds of young women are being-pm ployed and trained as op erators to help meet the Increasing de mand for more long distance service, b'a a big Job and will take time. Until the Job Is done we'wiU continue to need your help when circuits are over-loaded by using the service only for necessary calls. Your continued cooperation Is aji- Announcement! This is to announce to the patrons and the general public that we have purchased the Clinton Tea Room and will continue to operate the business at the same We invite your patronage, assuring you of excellent meals and service at all times. We plan a number of im provements which we feel will enable us' to serve you better. . We are prepared to serve dinners for dubs, societies and individuals—with the menu made to your order.. Open Every Day — 6 A. M. to 12 Midnight Roddy’s Restaurant ' terest in Florida. :r husband. Lt. (Jg) ippendcctomy. tannic A. Pills, Sun- s. Virgil Abrams and ns’ sister and brother-1 Mis. Henderson Pitts ii patient in the local hospital. I Mrs. Ralph Burdette ot Simpsonvill Irs. Joe U Clements and childre K. Shealy. Cspt. Clements, who ;iu»r MnTfP*^-! 1 . CLEANING / KENNETH N. BAKER a Jpivejrfm 1 Wat r Fayetteville, N. C., w Dr. Felder Smith Optometrist EXAMINATIONS: Phone 794 for Appointment Ample Resources— Cogitof $400,000.00 We Are Prepareil to Meet Your Banking Needs . , . For a long period of years this bank has been privi leged to serve thousands of customers with an unbroken During this time we have made every effort to meet the banking requireta'nts of our customers — our com plete facilities have been closely localized and personal- New accounts always invited. You will find this bank . ready to serve your needs at all times—one with which you and your business can grow, year after year. WE HAVE MONEY TO LEND M.S. Bailey i See BANKERS Established 1886 cjTl/K£~A~MAA/ WHO GR///S WHEN HE F/GHTS.' We like to watch the nleased expression on the faces of shoppers in our store. They reflect the thought that "here is an item I’d like to have—and priced so that I can afford it.” Offering quality furniture at fair prices has long been our pleasure and our policy. PRAIHER-5IMP50N FURNITURE CO. Clinton, S. C. “The Home Makers” Phone 167 smmok JOHNNY PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. . GREENVILLE, S. C..