The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 06, 1946, Image 5

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TTiursdoy, June 6,1946 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Poge Fry AHDLOV.dMwkckMT Moore's Dress Shoppe Phone 168-J Clinton, S. C. HAMILTON’S Bulova 21 jewels i'UIHLTOltei K Credit To AD Sooth CaroHna- WEEK-END TRIPS .. VISITORS . . ILLNESS Bobby Tinman] son of Mr. and gage. Crop Mortgage. Bill of 1 **]] Mrs. J. L. Tinman, is visiting Mr. and Tiile Reai Estate, Mortgage Real Eo- BRIEFS... ABOUT THE PEOPIE YOU KNOW !—:—. c '* K ‘ b ' : Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents Ample Resources — Capitol $400,000.00 Mrs. Earl Wade, in Cotumbia. LARGE ... SMALL... Greenville?were recent ^o'Vr! STRONG... Friday Mrs. J.^Reid of f>lcotb^N. children, who hive been making their OLD... Enough to help you with your problems. i Tedo Freeman, Brownin* Dicus I. C. Boland, J. D. Boland, Mr. and Mrs. Ratchford Boland, Mr, and Mrs. These are just a few of the fundamentals which make thia bank the choice of hundreds of business firms and individuals. We are always glad to talk over your prob- a stay of several days st Myrtle ; taught^the paa?'session, W an<r wil BUSINESS AND PERSONAL 'ents. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitt. 'moved Into their recently purchaser] 'home on Copeland sir eel ■ Mrs. James Gray and daughters V. Lipscomb of Winston-Salem, M.S. Bailey £ Son Brooks Copeland of the Marines BANKERS i spent the week-end with his patents! Established 1886 1 Mr.^and Mrs ^Eba Thomas, -Mias ropearT 1 theater where he""was' 5a- Loo 5TATFMENTS4 '/State To be a srood merchant requires good citizenship too, (or to be a good merchant one most carry dependable stock of good qoality—and price it fairly to the public. Our thousands of customers KNOW that ve sell only the best quality furniture and household furnishings, and at prices that always sure them money. UJin sneely, s»r, ana mlu rranctt Sheely spent Sunday in Pomaria Mm Betty Tribble^who has been from New York, where she bought merchandise for Moore's Dress PRMHER-SMON CO. Clinton, S. C. “The Home Makers” Phone 167 WE ARE PAYING Top Prices for Good Milling Wheat F. o. b' goldville, s. c. LOADING NOW! For information, see H. M. BRYSON Phone 18—Newberry, S. C. Or Freight Agent at Goldville, or Mr. Harrell, Representative of J. Allen Smith & Co., at Goldville, care Freight Agent. J. Allen Smith & Co. Knoxville, Tenn.