The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 30, 1946, Image 2

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- Poge Tso the Clinton chsonicle ., Thursdoy, May 30, 1946 / •* n l ii r l j i School Attendance Baseball xoreboard Teocher Resigns I Proper Planting; Aouret . Supt. Burns To Stand Good Stand of Grau, For Reelection mu». :pcrlntoml,-nl .of.education in to erful spirit ot cooperatio r SUM ^ ^ : out of the atomic experience empha- 3 ' 2 60oj ity throu r h the revival of spiritual .j l responsibility of seeing ti Clinton 8 at' Hiclcory Tavern i your mone Uy CASINO THEATRE THE BROADWAY I iiiimSii l i l!en,re *( ),lll «M ; Mounted rm I. HUGHES and ' LIGHTNING, Wonder Dbg. Feature Begins: Murder In Hie Music Hall Ideal Girl Sundown Saunders SMS Notorious Lone Wolf : Jungle Raiders, Chap. 6 Show WEDNESDAY. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ACCURATELY with PUREST DRUGS While waiting ytn your Prescription, enjoy our Soda Fountain Specials. Delicious Ice Cream, Fresh Sandwiches Daily Smith’s Pharmacy log. complete plant fi feeding esaurea an adequate supply shortens the period required slightly weighted sai ^ontainer if possible. If you need to successful treatment of brucellosis th handling of infected arcitiea impelled us :e properties of oils hrough Import. For evelopment of dehy- Oe added advantages of Ming drying oils. Petroleum derivative have been evolved which have den onstrated superior performance I A sample of blood taken schools and high s< getting too small an amount a middle-aged woman was eating citrus fruits and tomatoes; a school child's bleeding gqma stopped bleeding In three days with Bishop Expresses Thanks To Friends frateful for to the P bMt e o*f mi'abmty'wi’t —L. E. BISHOP. ATHLETES FOOT ITCH HOW TO STOP IT MAKE 5 MINUTE TEST BINDER TWINE H.J. PITTS STORE Gray Funeral Home FUNERAL •DIRECTORS "Tfcus. today, as I again of Five White Selectees Called By Draft Board Boyce Boland, Clarence King. DON’T BLAME YOUR CASE DEALER We know you put In long: hours during the war. We know you are still working; long; hours in an attempt to conscien tiously meet the government’s request for more food for other nations. Ybu probably wondered, after the Case strike had been goring on for 30 days, why the Issues hadn't been settled. Yet, it has now been more than 4 months since the union officials shut off production of the farm equipment and replacement parts you need so A Fight to Hold Prices Down During that period, . - ufacturers have been settled which we know I of the strikes at other farm machinery nuut- ' only by granting of onion demands, and harmful to the farmers’ best in to prevent unwarranted increases in the price of farm m . -*-» -« —i-j-. i- 7# souk) during | re unwilling to accept the terms which n has demanded. We hope you will continue to support us in defending American enter- trise. The Case Company will resume production as soon as manufacturing an once again be carried on in accordance with sound business principles. J. I. CASE CO. Established 1842 RACINE, WISCONSIN Ineorpc Pitts Implement Co. LOCAL DEALERS