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Poge Six ■it* ^ 1 \ - • THE CLINTON CHRONICLE f . Thursday, May 8, 1547 v- 1 *-' r ♦ ♦ WANT ADS ♦ ♦ * ♦ TO REM — TO FIND — lO BUY — TO SELL Everybody Reads the Want Ad§ Terms Cash Rates: 40c minimum—25 words per insertion. . Over 25 words IVic per word. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE MRS. CECIL O'DELL. Correspondent and Representative Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cole and son j^lethodist church will meet Tuesday ! and Miss Velda Farmer spent the night at the church with Mi^s. Frank week-end in Jacksonville, Fla., with (Trotter and Mrs. Eugene Bishop as Mr. ancj Mrs. Fred Putnam. .tjjojnt hostesses. You are cordially 1 Misses Mary Francis, Mildred Bo- | invited.. * zard and Bruce Stewart spent Sat- as long as the agricultural heat ol! means radio, and audiovisual aids to the body keeps healthy.”—Secretary of Agriculture Anderson . Electricity in rural schools means power as well as light for vocational and home economics classes. It facilitate learning.. We DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING EXCEP BAD- CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. NOTICE—AH want ads are cash ex cept to firms carrying monthly ac- ecmits with the Chronicle Publish ing Company. We cannot accept ads kg phone to be charged. CUT FLOWERS for sale for Moth-! urda y in Columbia. er’s Day. Mrs. T .M. Sease, Phone 1 Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Tucker Wicker-Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wicker an- 399-W. Icjand children of Woodruff, were; nounce engagement of their week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. LOST — Ronson cigarette lighten R Boozer , somewhere in city. Initials op side, j y K-EROSENE— 14c gallon. Yarborough 1 “SCC. - ” Return to Carl Chaney.” Ip, Mr - and Mrs - Floyd Wicker, Mrs. Oil Co. tf SINK and cabinets, porcelain^enam- el, only $139.50, for delivery now. Cash or terms. Morrison Furniture Co. 1c i Lester Hair, Miss Juanita Wicker ELECTRIC Water Heaters, 30^ and : and Maurice Davenport were Satur- 40 gallon capacity, fully automatic, I day visitors in Columbia. for delivery now. Cash or terms,. Morrison Furniture Co. 1c _. FEEDS for Chickens, Turkeys, Hogs, FOR THEIR GRADUATION — Gn e | Horses, Cows, Rabbits, Pigeons, a radio. \\ e have one of the most ^ j) 0 g S( Goats, Canaries, Love Birds, complete stocks of leading makes i n Turtles an d Fish. Blakely-Burton’s town .Home Supply Co., next to, Har(iwars & Seeds Telephone 138. Bailey’s Bank. lc! — TERMITE CONTROL — Over two , M 5 )WE ?f ’ Garden Ho ^ > Rain hundred fifty thousand structures in ^, ers ’ t cfnad ’ _ , , . , Hose Couplings and Menaits, Spad- have been protected against termite . r- , F j xr ju , F - mg Forks and Yardbrumes. Blakely- damage. Why not have your’s pro tected. Call J. R. Crawford, Clinton, Phone No. 10. Termite Co. of S. C., •M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. FOR SALE Pitts. Milk cows. Hubert J. lc Burton’s Hardware phone 188. Seeds. Tele- 1c Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Murphy left Monday to be gone for ten days to St. Louis, Mo., to attend the Baptist convention. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunnicutt at tended a birthday dinner in Laurens Sunday in honor of W. A. Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore with two of his grandchildren, were Sun day yisitors of Mrs. R. G. Carr. Mrs. Frances Giles spent the week-end in Whitmire with friends. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Sercery, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lawson and children TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are, flying ants. Why let them eat up j of Fountain Inn, were recent guests your property. Termites work winter j°f Mrs. Joe Abrams, and summer and are destrpying over; Mr. and Mrs. Hayne Willingham FOR MOTHER'S DAY — Make her fifty million dollars worth of prop-: spent Sunday in Lexington with the happy with a pressure cooker, erty yearly .To be sure, have a free (latter’s sister, Mrs. X I. Corley, and toaster or electric fan. Home Supply j inspection. Call J. R. Crawford, j Mr. Corley.* Mrs. Hendrix, Mrs. Co next to Bailey's Bank. lc Rhine 10. Termite Co. of S. C., 1 Willingham’s mother, is ill at Mrs. M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. Corley’s. FOR SALE—90 cu. ft. white enamel reach-in refrigerator (used for, ELECTROLUX CLEANERS — Parts only a short period). For restaurant,; and sales. Hal L. Baldwin, Phones grocery, or beer parlor. Cost new 1407.W and 86. $1,450. Cash price $450. Home Sup-; SEED CORN, Hegari, Milo, Cane, ply Co. Phone 423. lc Millet, Sudan Grass, Velvet Beans, Norman Floyd and son visited in Newberry Saturday. Mrs. Walter Byars and daughter spent Saturday in Clinton with Mr. and Mrs. John Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Hamm, Jun ior and Leroy Hamm visited ir} PHILCO FREEZER, cu. ft. ca-, Soy Beans, Pop Corn, Peas and Pea- ^ ^ pacity, for delivery now. Cash or ‘ nuts - Also Inoculation and Ceresan. q ee od Sunday terms. Morrison Furniture Co. / ic i Blakely-Burton s Hardwars & Seeds. 1 , i Telephone 188. FOR SALE — 3 rooms of year-old daughter, Katherine Juanita, to Maurice Davenport. The wedding will take place June 22 at the home of the bride , s parents. Thank Yon Card , May I say thank you to each one of my friends for being so nice to me while confined at the hospital and at home. The cards, letters and gifts were greatly appreciated. Mrs. Bertha Stroud. — _ — ■ * Notice In the absence of Rev. W. G. El- lenburg who is conducting a revival at Ninety-Six, Rev. Ray Frazier of Greenville, will occupy the pulpit at both the morning and evening ser vices Sunday, May 11, at the Pente costal church^ Everyone has a cor dial invitation to attend. furniture at half price. Also recent- | MOTHERS Do you realize that you ly-tuned upright piano, $100. See, - can-save the drudgery of washing Mrs. A P. Rushton, 327-B Magnolia d « a Pers at home for as little as $1.50 St., Goldville. CITY SHOE SHOP Expert Shoe Repairing Clinton and Goldville S. D. Dawkins & Sons Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson, Miss Myrtle Osborne and Emory Moore Were visitors in Greenville Saturday. Mrs. E. J. Willingham and Miss Gladys Willingham spent Saturday in Newberry. Mrs. Luke Clark and Mr. and 1 Ip. per week, and also protect the health ; of your child by being sure of sani- ! tary and sterile diapers, that have \j rs . Sloan Rowland were visitors I been washed through a total of 10 : i n Greenville^ Saturday, j rinses. Baby Dy-De Service, Phone; Messrs. Ernest Smith, Babe Fran- 605, Laurens. tfc j cis and R. H. Frazier are spending CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS—! neW BICYCLES All kinds- and 1 the wee ^ at Wessinger’s camp on Many varieties, colors and sizes 1° I ^izcs. Cooper’s Bicycle Shop, Adair iLake Murray. .choose from. A 1*5 o Azaleamums. I g treet p^one 210-M. • tf Mrs. Fred Ross and children of .Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc •GLADIOLI BULBS in separate or mixed colors. Also Dahlia Tubers, -Canna Bulbs and Vitamin B1 Tab lets. Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. .lc WANTED — Twq.. cplored dishwash ers, one on first and one on second shift. Apply Roddy's Restaurant, -lc 1 TUBEROUS ROOTED BEGONIAS in White, Orange and Crimson. If you want something pretty and dif ferent to grow in pots be sure to get these. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & ; Seeds. Telephone 188. lei C. BRYAN HOLLAND Real Estate Phone 715 Laurens, S. C. (Over Brown's Jewelxy Store) Washington, D. C., are spending a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. O’Dell. , Mrs. R. G. Carr and Miss Mary Kate Carr spent Tuesday in Char lotte on business. Misses Melda and Ruth Hunnicutt spent the week-end in Laurens with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rhodes. Mrs. Luther Poag spent Sunday in Newberry with Mrs. Bill Blalock. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Murphy were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl By W. J. DBYDEN From North Carolina comes a re port that dehydrated sweet potato .leaves are the equal' of dehydrated alfalfa in the feeding of poultry and livestock. Flooded lands of Holland are be ing put in growing condition by the 11 use of gymsum which seems to coun- I j| teract the ill effects of salt water- (■ For those who do not desire to |j brand their horses or cattle, tattoo % system of identification will prove;! effective. As early as 1921 it was found that no two animals have I identical nose-print pattern which makes it possible to identify the ani mal by nose prints, much in the same way as we do finger prints. The value of these two systems was re cently brought forward by racing ringers. “No one has to worry about de pression when agriculture is healthy. The stock market may get a little fever. We might get a little gas tritis in the price section, but the business body is going to be' all right • The fine traditions behind the family physician are symbolic of his undeviating dependability. They are redundant with legends of self-sacrifice, hardship, and suf fering. Now, as never before, you need your family physician. You need his counsel and advice to pro tect you from the fraudulent claims and false prophecies made by vendors of nostrums and cure-alls. These formulas usually have their origin with quacks and charlatans. Seek the advice of your physician. Be governed by his counsel. De pend on him as generations have done before you. Bring his prescriptions to us. We will follow his instructions to the last 1 degree. McGee’s Drug Store Phone No. 1 “On the Corner” tOlD THEATRE NEW FOUR-ROOM HOllSE FOR ’ PLANTS—Separate SALE TO VETERAN FHA ap-1 and Mj X ed Colors. Also Plants of i c: v proved, can be financed under GI i efiasta Daisv Columbine Sweet! TU , r , ner in , Ninet y~ Slx - bill. Large living room, tWo bed-’ i »» Mr. and Mrs. Harold Darnell were ^ r . S „i £ ! Saturday supper guests of Mr. and, in Whitmire. Mrs. Nonnie Puckett of Greer, is i with her i room? and kitchen. White asbestos, Blakely-Burton's Hardware ^ rs shingles, wired for electricity. Can & Seeds Telephone 188. be equipped with running water and bath if desired E. E. Blakely, care SALE — 8-room house, two'spending a few week.: The Chronicle. lc i apartments with baths, lot 89x310. j daughter, Mrs. Rolfe Clark, and Mr. 1 Good location' in Clinton. Priced Clark SINK and Cabinets, porcelain enam-1 W Rhin limit of veteran loan. C. Bry el,,mfg. by American Central, for an Holland, Laurens. lc delivery now. Cash or terms. Morri- son Furniture Co. lc; FOR SALE—Excel movie projector, : { 16-mm. 6 rolls of film. $25. Also FOR SALE Spencer’s Giant Sweet- Pan-American trumpet. $35. Roger peas for Mother’s Day parties. Call Poore, GohtviUe. 8-2p 397-M. ‘ Barnes Flowers for Happy —^ ; Hours." ’ Ip FOR SAL&**Kelvinator refrigerator in good condition. J. C. Robertson, Lydia Mill, 89 Palmetto St. Ip ANTIQUES — The Brick House is selling out!- Entire stock reduced— lovely furniture, glass, china, mir rors, frames, prints, silver. The Brick FOR SALE — Practically new baby' House Antique Shop, 454 East Main, _ carriage, used not over'six times.: Spartanburg, S. C. 8-3p Mrs. Fred Oxley. Phone 9. Ipj PREMIER Upright or tank type I clea’ners, for delivery now. Cash or! terms. Morrison Furniture Co. lc , ON TOMATO PLANTS, Sweet Potato Plants, Cabbage Plants, Onion Sets and a complete line of Garden Seeds. Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bragg, Sr., j and daughter were visitors in Green- j ville Saturday. • ( Mrs. Frank Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Fields of Batesburg, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Prater. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Green of Fort Mill, spent the week-ned with Mr. and Mrs. John Gaskin. Young Bride Entertained On Monday evening Mrs. Billy Na bors, young bride, was the honored* guest at a miscellaneous shower giv en by a group ol friends. Her chair was draped in white and ‘marked with a pink carnation corsage. Mrs. (Nabors was Jqyely in a soft blue j crepe dress with side drape effect. The club was decorated with the ANTIQUES ON SALE — Gorgeous FOR SALE — 6-room house, t w o i traditiona ^ g reen and white flowers. long rose carved mahogany sofa, in; apartments. Price is reasonable, j Mrs. Bill Prater presided in the blue damask; pari of exquisite pink C. Bryan Holland, Laurens. i c j entrance over the guest book and La- Tire Recapping. Battery Charging. Firestone Batteries. Radiator Boiling. Car and lYuck Repairing. TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO. Phone 119 Gary St. CITY SHOE SHOP Expert Shoe Repairing Clinton and Goldville S. D. Dawkins ic Sons and gold French china vases. 16 in. p ROTECT y 0 UR PROPERTY—Boll Ull, Sheraton chest OeskMarge drop. | weeviis d cotton- Termites leaf dining table. The Brick House , 4 . « ^ » ♦ cu , —, „ (destroy property. Have your home uSr .! C P ' 45 EaS ‘ Mam ' *%; <***** ^ soch damage. We z H , can give you a guaranteed job. Call cw~ . Westinghouse electric^. R. Crawford, Clinton, Phone 10. .ies at its succe- and tank< white Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, n “ w , been U -f wil '| Mac Mair. c Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. t! acted upon favorably. - - __fLJ This means that following '• a. g^^OR SALE— 1946 Gibson refriger- Hockenbury recommendation, th r ‘ *• excellent condition. 5-year board of directors will 'soon 353-J. Ip sor a campaign locally to " ’ Vthat if each hen hotel at a cos of $ ^ ^ ^ month mg the pre n f , anAr than work the „ " wav m ex upon t uui Hectors opo vinia Cooley.._directed the entertain ment. The hostesses served a sweet course, sandwiches, tea and salted nuts. The honored guest received many lovely gifts. Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lewis announce the birth of a daughter, Robbie Ann; at Hays hospital May 2. \* b~ s*u cit. Col City unanin ters in city at a 000. The x Class Meeting Ever-Ready class of the Want Ads FOR SALE—Baby carriage, practi cally new. G. W. Spires, corner ands and McMillan Streets. ip mJE! FREE!—Feed troughs to all |j n ,tomers who -have baby chicks. ri ° don’t have to buy “Spartan” mash -to get yours, but if SVfJjre smart you will feed the best. Guano Co., Inc. lc pro hospital ina is farther ever in the fight , POLISHER TO RENT—We large deluxe polisher. It is W tall polisher, but handles so ves you both time and en- tes, $2.00 per day. Home o. Phone 423. tf £—Lob cabin with electric about 17 acres of land, sit- r Long Branch school Price i. Roberta HoltzClsw, CUn- 1. IP HAVE YOU .TRIED it. cc. [AMAZING NEW CURLERS ? Ifoull never use any others once you’ve fiiec/ Million Dollar "LOCK-TITE” Curler ’ with your next Heme PERMANENT Wove Here u the nsner Curler you've been waiting for. Utterly different, an indestructible nure aluminum curler covered with sanitary white rubber makes the •'Loat-Trr»'’ curler efficient, comfortable and easy to use. Cuts “Putting Up” fima in Half Only Charm-Kurlhas the marvelous "Locit-Tm'* Curler. It a a sensation wherever shown. Lttkt curls m place, can't poasibly slip—yet easy to remove. Foe a finer borne cold wave... -T-f ^ CKIMl So/ef/M " 14c TAX Sadler-Owens Pharmacy and Drug Stores Everywhere How women and girls way get wanted refief from function*! periodic p*tn Cartful Is a tamd motfletno .•ttastajgMDEoT bsgUdyoutfM. CARPUI Goldville, S. C. Notice Change Jn-Time of Shows: Afternoon; 1:15 — Night: 6:30 and 8:30 Admission 35c (29c plus 6c tax); Children under 12—9c THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MAY 8-9— "SECRET HEART" With CLAUDETTE COLBERT and WALTER PIDOEON SATURDAY, MAY 10— "DRIFTING RIVER" With EDDIE DEAN Last Chapter of "Chick Carter, Detective" Plus Three Comedies SEE OUR LATE SHOW AFTER THE BALL GAME SATURDAY NIGHT AT 10:45 "THE THIRTEENTH HOUR" With RICHARD DIX MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 12-13— 'THE LADY IN THE LAKE" „ With ROBERT MONTGOMERY and LLOYD NOLAN WEDNESDAY, MAY 14— "SEVEN Wf RE SAVED" , News Reels and Selected Short Subjects COLORED BALCONY i ■y a* it’s Building Material Co11 - D. E. TRIBBLE CO - phone 94 WE HAVE IN STOCK: WHITE ASBESTOS SIDING SHINGLES 210 lb. Green Asphalt ROOFING SHINGLES BUFF BRICK SIDING IN ROLLS OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT FLOORING, SIDING AND CEILING FINISH LUMBER & MOULDINGS PLAIN RAIL WINDOWS 5X PANEL DOORS 5V ALUMINUM ROOMING SHEETS HOUSE PUN BOOKS — FREE CALL US FOR YOUR NEEDS D. E. Tribble Co. Phone 94 Clinton, S. C.