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» • 4 . r > t r-'r . vf- ~ T ~T i. / v. J' » / , ' ’ Thursday, April 17, .1947 ’*■4 e- r 4 • t ^ f ^ T THE CLINTON CHRONICLE M Page Seren t WANT ADS V: — TO I SELL Terms Cash TO RENT — TO FIND — iO BUY Everybody Reads the Want Ads Rates: 40c minimum—25 words per insertion. , Over 25 words IVic per word. (Contniued from poc* home of Mrs. John William King with Mrs. M. J. aiser, Mrs.' Felton Moore and Miss Virginia Sadler as assistant hostesses. FEEDS for Chickens, Turkeys, Hogs, Horses, Cows, Rabbits, Pigeons, Dogs, Goats, Canaries^ Love Birds, Carolinaj Conference. The ladies were then invited into the dining hall for a social hour. Refreshments were served by mem bers of the Ellie Hatton cirple. A lovely corsage was presented Mrs. H. M. Geer, the oldest member of the society present. , articles from the Survey. Punch, sandwiches and NOTICE—AH want ads are cash ex cept to firms carrying monthly ac counts with the Chronicle Publish ing Company. We cannot accept ads by phone to be charged. FOR SALE—Outboard motor. 3-1 WANTED TO RENT — At once, by ! Mrs. Jordan and Son horse Champion in good running condition. Can be seen at Eastside Greenhouse. 2c Mrs. Bernard Boyd, circle chair- j New Printing Firm man, discussed plans for-the year’s[T,. Onnn In work and Mrs. Jasper Rowland gavel 1 0 v -'P €n In ^ Ir 7 Communion Service At Shady Grove jChurch Rev. L. B. Brown, pastor of Shady Grove Presbyterian church, announc es that the S&crament of the Lord’s Supper will be observed at the 3 o’clock service Sunday afternoon tt>- which residents of .the community are invited. Sunday school will' bn held at 2:30. •, SHEAFFER FOUNTAIN PENS—Am ideal, useful gift for graduatm. Chronicle Publishing Co. cookies, Turtles and Fish. Bl-akely-Burton’s^ were served later in the evening. Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188' R. S. Truluck and C. W. Bridges, connected- with the Arm of Jacobs Press for some time, have announced they will op>en a commercial job printing plant in the city in the hear grown people, no children—3 to 5'•f' laL-f.fi* Dj-iL ' future. The business will be operated room apartment or house, close in. DIITnUUys under the firm name of Commerciall Seo Maude Wells at Belk’s Depart-J Bobby Jordan, son of Mr. p r j n ting company and will be locat- KEROSENE—14c gallon. Yarborough Store. tf i i Oil Co. WATER HOSE in 25 and 50 foot lengths. Also Lawn Sprinklers, Hose Nozzles, Hose Reels and Lawn Mowers. Blakely-Burton’s Hard ware and Sepds. Telephone 188 : SINK and cabinets, porcelain enam el, only $139.50, for delivery now. Morrison Furniture Co. 1c STARTENA, Layena, Growena, Hog Fatena, Cow Chow, Omelena, Rab bit, Goat and Dog Feed. H. J. Pitts— the Purina Store. tf FOR SALE —Sewing machine mo tors and controls. McIntosh Shoe Shop. lc TERMITE CONTROL — Over two hundred fifty thousand structures have been protected against termite damage. Why not have your’s pro tected. Call J. R. Crawford, Clinton, Phone No. 10. Termite Cq. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. Ip and Mrs. Robert H. Jordan, observed l his third birthday on March 29, at ed in the Utopia building on Mus- grove street, it is understood. Messrs. Truluck ad Bridges have TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are| the home of his grandparents, Mr., ^ essrs flying ants. Why; let them eat upland Mrs. H. H. Jordan, in Atlanta,'^ long experience as printers and your property. Termites work winter; Ga. This was also the birthday ^, their friends here and elsewhere will* and summer and are destroying over) his mother, so a double celebration^ interested in the announcement' fifty million dollars worth of prop-[was held on April 3. j of their new b^iness venture. Print-' erty yearly .To be sure, have a free Eight little friends enjoyed the oc-1 ing plants in operation in t he city' casion and each remembered him i now ar ^ j aca 5 s Press, Chronicle inspection. Call J. R. Crawford, Phine 10. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. FOR SALE—1 pair hound dogs, 5 months old. $25.00. L. S. Har mon. GLADIOI BULBS. Many separate colors and mixed colors. Also Dahlia Tubers, Regal and Red, Pink and Yellow Canna. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware ii Seeds. Telephone 188. ELECTROLUX CLEANERS — Parts him i. with a gift. Games were played, af ter which refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. The birthday cake bore both Bobby’s and Mrs. Jordan’s names. Easter bunny cook^ ies were also served. I Mr. and Mrs. Jordan are making their home on the Thornwell orphan age campus, where they are mem- ar^ Publishing company and Thornwell orphanage press. and sales. Hal L. Baldwin, Phones j bers of the staff, while Mr. Jordan is ♦07-W and 8fi. tf | attending Presbyterian college. SEED CORN, Hegari, Milo, Cane, j ^Millet, Sudan Grass, Velvet Beans, Soy Beans, Pop Corn, Peas and Pea nuts. Also Inoculation and Ceresan. Blakely-Burton’s Hardwars & Seeds. Telephone 188. Methodist Church Society Meets The Woman’s Society of Christian CHARGES HEARD with a three-vote majority of 56 to 53. Governor Thurmond was assailed for “unwarranted interference” in legislative actions , by Representative Tom Pope, of Newberry, who assert ed that “emissaries” of Governor Thurmond had tried to persuade him to vote against several trustees of ; r Call SHARPTON CAB COMPANY Phone 431 Phone For Prompt, Courteous Service ANY TIME Service met Monday afternoon at state institutions who were reelected FOR SALE —All kinds tomato and pepper plants. W. C. Baldwin. l-4c SALE OR _ TRADE—-1 Vi -ton Chev rolet truck, new motor, runs good. 4-cylinder Ford pick-up. Good fish ing car. W. L. Weir, Clinton. Ip NEW BICYCLES — All kinds and sizes. Cooper’s Bicycle Shop, Adair Street, Phone 210-M. tf Ip C. BRYAN HOLLAND Real Estate Phone 715 Laurens, S. C. (Over Brown’s Jewelry Store) Broad Street Methodist church with a few weeks ago. Pope alleged that there had been a “concerted effort” to eliminate all the trustees who are the president, Mrs. J. V. Edwards, presiding, and leading the devotional. Mrs. Ffed Scott led the program,! now on the board (University of [“One Hundred Years in China,” giv-- South Carolina) ! ing a short story history pf 1 PREMIER tank type Cleaner for de livery now. Morrison Furniture Co. Ip FOR SALE — B e n d i x Automatic Home Laundry machine. We are taking orders and making deliveries as fast as possible. Place your order now. Mrs. Ernest E. Cox, 220 E. Flor- ida St. Phone 18^-W. 1-4P 1 FOR SALE—One electric stove, 5 burner. One Florence table-top stove. tion oil stove, practically new. Also one mare and mule, plow stock and harness. See S. D. Weathers, Jr,, at Vegetable Garden, W. Pitts St. Ip SNAPDRAGON PLANjPS—Separate and Mixed Colors. Also Plants of Shasta Daisy, Columbine, Sweet William, Pinks and Many Colors of Thrift. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. NOTICE—Let us set your eggs, any number, any day. Unger’s Hatch- One 46 - model „ New ^^fjery, Saluda, S. C. Ap3-10p PHILCO Freezer Cabinet for deliv ery now. Morrison Furniture Co. 1c ROSE FERTILIZER. We have a special fertilizer for Roses in 10- 1b. bags. Also Vigoro, Bone Meai and Sheep Manure. Blakely-Bur ton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. '' * GOOD quality heavy breed baby chicks, 200 for $11.00. Worthwhile Chicks, 101 W. fforth Ave., Balti more, 1, Md. l-4p the Methodist church mission work in that country. Mrs. John Coleman gave an account of the meeting in Anderson of the Woman’s Society^af Christian Service of the Upp#r South I ATTEND PRESBYTERY Dr. W. R. Turner, Dr. D. J. Woods and H. M. Young attended the meet ing of South Carolina Presbytery held Tuesday at Lowndesville. JUST OVER THE HORIZON... QUIT LOOKING FOR WORK—Es tablish yourself in a profitable Rawleigh Business in West Laurens county. Be your own boss. No ex- ptriend* or capital necessary. Write immediately. Rawleigh’s, Dept. SCD-81-236, Richmond, Va. l-3p SAUSAGE MILLS. Pre-war quality Universal and Keystone. Buy yours now. Also sausage mill re pairs. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188^ ‘ foiT sale 8 Room House Two apartments, each with bath, j NASTURTIUM SEED in bulk, Dwarf large lot, good location in Clinton. ; Single and Double. A big assort- 6 Room House ; ment of Flower Seeds in packages. Priced reasonable and should pass i Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds, veteran loan appraisal. 'Located in Telephone 188. Clinton. Immediate possession. M MtkKTINC. '/Aity/c-ic'c When April showers come your wuy, do you have to bravo the rain to go marketing . . . ur Have you enough staples and canned goods on hand to tide you over till the sun shines again? If you haven’t, there’s no time like the present for acquiring a “rainy day” shelf . . • and no place like the A&P for stocking it with fine foods at thrifty prices! to use the product. For example: I was about to buy a can of A&P BRAND peaches for a pie when the manager pointed out that IONA peaches would be just as good for that purpose because they're equally nutritious, though not as fancy. Since then I’ve been FOR SALE — Royal Master house trailer, accommodations for four. In good condition. T. L. Johnson, Bonds Cross Road. IP PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY—Boll weevils destroy cotton — Termites s and bath upstairs. Located destroy property Have yodr home protected against such damage. We can give you a guaranteed job. Call J. R. Crawford, Clinton, Phone 10. Business and Home Cafe and store room, living quarters, 4 rooms near shirt factory and hosiery mill in Clinton. Farms ^ A TOAST TO THIS TOAST You’ll toast cinnamon toast made this way: Mix % cup powdered sugar with 1 tsp. cinnamon, and combine With 4 tbsps. butter, creamed. Toast 4 slices of « S|^ WHITE BREAD on 1 side, spread mixture on other side, and cook un der broiler till it bubbles. I always use A&P’s MARVEL ENRICHED WHITE BREAD because it toasts so evenly, and is guaranteed fresh by the datl on the wrapper. MAD IM AND MIAMI In talking to the manager of my A4P the other day, I made a interesting discovery. He vary told me that A&P’s canned fruits and vegetables are graded ac cording to standards set up by the Department of Agriculture. A&P t BRAND is Grade A; SUI/TANA, Grade R; and IONA, Grade C , . . and we housewives can cut our fond bills by buying the grade that’s best for the way we intend reading the back panels of all labels very carefully . . . and profitably. I recommend that you ^read ’em and reap”, too! You’ll be surprised how much helpful informatioh they give. CNMCK TURNOVIM ' Here’s s turnover that’s quick to click with folks who enjoy A&P’s rich ANN>AGE GRAPE JAM (and who doesn’t?). Sift 1 cup flour and % tsp. salt; cut in % cup shortening; add ‘ *i cup grated cheese and 2 to 3 ^ tbsps. cold water to make stiff dough. Chill 1 hr*' Roll out; cut into 6 to 8 2-inch rounds; put *4 tsp. ANN PAGE GRAPE JAM in center of each and fold over. Pres* edges with fork; prick top. Bake 10 mins, in very hot oven, 500 K. •W*' comes the first caravan of fine new Greyhound coaches up to bring the luxury you've waited tor in r highway transportation -Jt Clinton Bus Station East Carolina Avenue _'! Telephone 59 G R E Y H 95 acres with 6 room hose, tenant! termite Co of S. C., M. D. Wiley house, barn, and electricity. Twenty j Mgr > Batesburg,jj^C. tf acres in grain. Located in the Pea j SPECIAL RATE for New Subscrip- Ridge section. Immediate possession.! tion to Newsweek, $4.50 per year. 42 acres with 4 room house in'the, This saves you $2.00. Coronet, six Pea Ridge section session. 44 acres on the -old Clinton-Lau- rens road. Excellent building site. 90 acres on Clinton-Laurens high way. Site for home and business. Lots Business lot on West Main Street. Lots on Musgrove Street. Lots on Elizabeth Street. Lot on Shands Street. C. BRYAN HpLLAND Real Estate Laurens, S. C. (Over Brown’s Jewelry Store) Immediate pos- months for $1.00. Reader’s Digest, 25 months for $5.00 I take new and re- ! newals for any magazine published ^ and meet any offer you get from any | publisher. Free magazine ^.catalog. ] Miss Frances C. Winn, Phone 417-J, 33 S. Owens 9t. 17-2p LEGAL PAPERS —Note and Mort gage, Bill of Sale, Titles to Real Estate, Real Estate Mortgages, Tres pass Notices. Chronicle Pub. Cp. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRON1CLI * “The Paper Everybody Reads” * When Your Back Hurts* CABBAGE PLANTS, Ortion Plants, Tomato Plants, Onion Sets, and a complete line of Garden Seedk. Blakely-Burton Hardware and Seeds Telephone 188. FLOOR POLISHER TO RENT^We have large deluxe polisher. It is not a small polisher, but handles so (easy. Saves you both time and en ergy. Rates, $2.00 per day. Home Supply Co. Phone 423. tf EDUCATORS and Clergymen Rates: Life, one year, $4.25; Time, one yeir, $4.50, and Newsweek, one year, $4.10. Give name of church or school that you are connected with. Send order to: Miss Frances C. Winn, Phone 417-J, 33 S. Owens St. 8-5p It ■•jr Aad Your Strength mmR/ VU Energy I* Below Per majr b* mumi by disorder of kid- fuBetlen that permit* poisonous to MtUMlato. For truly many poopU tool tired, week end miserable when the kidney* fell to re mo re excess eeidi eed other waoto matter from tho ^"OR SALE—A good little .business— ' -a goo<l opportunity, a good loca tion for the right person. Come and see. W. E. Raney, Raney’s Lunch, S. Broad Street. Ip You may mffar Baffin* backache, rheumatic pains, headaches, dlealneae, jotting op Bights, lag pales, awetllag- Sometimes frequent eed-scanty urina tion with Bmar*inf and burning la an other sign that something is wrong with the kidney* or bladder. There should bo ao doubt that prompt treatment is wiser than neglect. Use Doan's PitU. It is better to rely on a medicine that has won countrywide ap proval than on eoaMthiag leas favorably know*. Doan's have boon tried and tast ed assay year*. Are at all drug atoraa. Got Doan's today. Doans Pills FOR SALE1—Electric, drink cooler, like new. Set of Interjaational counter scales and small ‘ counter showcase. 19 N. Ovens St. Ip FOR SALE—Two six-months old Persian cats, black male, white female. Can be seen afternoons and Saturday at 159 E. Caro Ave. 1c BABY CHICKS—Barred Rock, White Rock, R. I. Red, Buff Orpington, White Wyandotte and Heavy Mixed. Also Feeds, Feeders, Fountains, Brooders and Remedies. Blakely- Burton’s Hardware fit Seeds. Tele phone 188. . 1c C.r SENEAR TIRES The world's first choice tire is Goodyear. Over 400 mil lion stronger, longer wear ing tires have ben built by Goodyear — millions more than any other manufactur er. Cash, in on the extra value of Goodyear DeLuxe $16.10 today. plus tax ‘ 6.0«xI6 • First'every year for 32 years! THEIITIIE Goldville, S. C. 1 I Shows Doily: Afternoon 1:45, Night 630, 8:30 1 Saturday: 2:00 o'clock Continuously ' h \a Admission 33c (29c plus 6c tux); Children under 12—9c THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. APRIL 17-1K— "KID FROM BROOKLYN' DANNY KAYE SATURDAY, APRIL 19— DOUBLE FEATURE— "CRIMINAL COURT * rJkND.. 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