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_ Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, September 18, 1947 WANT ADS ♦ ♦ ' ■: TO RENT — TO FIND — lO BUY — TO SELL Everybody Reads the Want Ads Terms Cash Rales: 40c minimum—25 words per insertion. Over 25 words I'/ic per word. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS Of GOLDVILLE VfRS. CECIL O'DELL. Correspondent and Representative Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Livingstone and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. IJugene Cromer and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bedenbaugh and children of Newberry, and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie B. Dickey of Greenville, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dickey. Misses Ruth Hair, Hilda Oxner, F. T. Arnold, Jr., of the i;oard 'of Health, was carried on over a period of five years, and' stations all over j the state were in operation to col lect mainly the anopheline mosqui- in the Reedy River association took to, but in practise, all species of part. Seven girls were crowned* mosquitoes encounted were collected Queens and two Queens with Seep- and identified. K a h-pi e «r r>nri ter. The church was beatutifully decorated carrying out the G. A. colors of green, white and gold. Sev- One of the most frequently found species, discovered in all but three counties of the state, was the mala- WOTICE—All want ads are cash ex- LINOLEUM RUGS for delivery now. to firms carrying monthly ac-j Cash or temps. Morrison Furniture Mesdames Tommy J!? 1 ? th w Chroni [ le Pu ® ' Co ' Phone 4 5 - c 'Craft. Daisy Jones, Earl Arthur,, church. anopheles crucians and the anophe- 7 '' V * can " ot accep PRESERVE your porch and lawn W. W. Hair and Bill Murrah were Miss Ollie Wilson, state young peo- les punctipennis. These two species, ^ p* cnargea. . _ j f urniture through winter months visitors in Newberry Saturday. pie’s worker, conducted the service. 1 according to the director of the de- 'kEROSENE—14c gallon. Yarborough wit>h a new coat 0 f paint. Call 287-M. Mr: and Mrs. Gerald Morse spent The local woman,s society served sup- partment of preventable diseases of Oil Co. s H. L. Strickland. Painting and other the week-end in Newberry-with- the P 61 * to 60 girls and their leaders. | the State Board of Health, Dr. G. E. -- ' general repairs.. 25-4p latter’s mother, Mrs. Annie Harrel- ^ i McDaniel, have been given malaria FOR SALE—100 acre farm 4 miles 6 \ * bites 1 FOOT ftlMCWOUK,) ANTISEPTIC 35t LIQUID' CLEAN' FAST' ? en branched candelabra were placed i ria bearing mosquito, the anopheles on the platform and baskets of white quadrimaculatus. This species was gladioli adorned , the front of the found in Laurens county, as were the church. lor phone from Cliriton near paved road. poR SALE—350 acre farm on paved Dwelling, tenant house and barn. C. road 4 miles from Clinton. C. Bry- 25-4p latter’s mother, Mrs. Annie Harrel- son. Messrs. Hack Prater, Bobby Boyce Bryan Holland, Laurens. lc an Holland, Laurens. ~ le and Harold Turner have returned MclNTOSH'S SHOE SHOP- Send Your Shoes To Os for Best Materials and Workmanship. Birth Announcements Osborne in labortitory experiments, but are (not known to carry the disease Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Osborne an-! Another frequently encounted spe- HELP WANTED for soda fountain. ARROW Stapling Machines — the cEriege‘%1 Due West, married or single girli^.Good pay. handy little office time-saver. | Bill Poag and Julian Gardner have 'for their sophomore year-at Erskine n ° un . ce c the birth ° f 3 SOn ’ Jerry Mi -! cies > alth ough not discovered in Lau- Joe’s Esso Service. l c Chronicle Publishing Co. WE HAVE RECEIVED a large shipment of Stevenson's Ant Poison. Don't let the little,pests annoy you—Stevenson's Ant Poi son will eliminate 'em! 25c a bot tle. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY Phone 400 _L left for Clemson College. Mr. and Mrs. David Madden and FEEDS for Poultry, Livestock^ Ca- SQn attejided a birthday dinner in naries and Fish. Alsp^Oy^ter Bjjells, Anderson Sunday for Mrs. Clifford Grit, Remedies and SupplietHBilake- p armer ly-^urton's Hardware & Seeds, l^ele-1 Mr and Mrs Horace Hamm, Mr. jchael, Sept. 11. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Morris an nounce the birth of a son, Sept. 15. Chimes Installed The Baptist church of Goldville, has recently purchased and installed phone 188. IC and Mrs. Mack Brown and children, Maas cathedral chimes with a loud /TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are H !r0 - V a ,'! d Mor,on Hamm and Mrs. S p ea i( er system. flying ants. Why let then eat up Marran Hamm were Sunday guests of ► your property. Termites work winter, Mr - Snd '! rs ' 1 Ray D Sur I ra “ al Fa,rv ‘ ew - Th ' Foys EnlerUln , and summer and are destroying overl„ Mr - ant < Mrs - R - Francls /,' Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Foy entertained -ST- aft, million dollars worth of prop- ^ ary / ranc,s and thair gue , s s » f ! informally the faculty of Joanna Hu '’~ Vi!arlv To be sure have a tr . e Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. George Vasen, 'school Monday night. The most en- eysuckle baby carriage, Iwo bed- ^ Crawford. Jr '. and Donnie ' had ^ u PP er at Ad- joyable part of the evening was the FOR SALE—12x19 wool rug. room suites with inner spring mat-J •n a P ecU °Jj- J r f c p tresses. Warmaire coal heater. L, S., Fh ‘“ >»• »«*>“• fo. «t S. C„ Ip! M. D. Wiley, Mgr, Bajesburg, S. C. j poag( am’s camp Saturday .'h’ight. making of a record on the sound re- Harmon, Elizabeth Street. Mesdames E. J. Willingham, Luther ;corder, each guest saying a few W. A. Moorhead, Harold Mur-; words and when the record was an-H -half LOST—Pair of glasses near John-|phy, and W. W. Hair attended a; played few recognized his or her own dUU 11*11 r; TJ^tKcl Dovstiet 1 FOR SALE -8 room story dira h*u ^ son - s Service" Station. Finder i missionary meeting at Bethel Baptist 1 voice house m dinton, good locahon » n q Frank H ill, church near Newberry Thursday, large lot. Should pass veteran loan The Chronicle off - ce) and get ' appraisal. 0r- Bryan Holland, Lau rens. IP reward. DAIRY FEED. Try our 16^ or 207c Dairy. Also Horse and Mule Feed ahd Chicken, Turkey and Rabbit BELTING Feeds. B’.akely-Burton's Hardware Seeds. Telephone Si'S. LOTS FOR .SALE—Airport road Cash or terms. R. E. Wysor, III. tf Mrs. Roy Norris and son of Cross lp Hill, visited Mr. and Mrs. Luke Clark over the week-end. Mrs. Ernest Osborne and Mr^. Harold Russell have their mether, FOR SALE—Ladies’ bicycle in good; condition. Mrs. R. A. Steer. lc in 2, 3, 4 and 6-inch Mrs. Wilson, of Prosperity, as their widths. Also Belt Lacing, Lacers 1 guest for a few weeks, lei and Dressing. Blakely-Burton’s Hard-1 Mrs. Grey Stroud and children and ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc Rube Williamston of Clinton, are spending a few days in Columbia with Mrs. Stroud's brother,” Oliver i Mrs. W. A. Moorheaad and Miss Blanche Durgin assisted the host and hostess in entertaining. Ice cream and pound cake was-^rved, ’a^k-v Constabulary Busy Month With Law Violators rens county, was the aedes aegypti, which in tropical countries is the car rier of both dengue and yellow fev-l er.' Dr. McDaniel pointed out that,' although this species is now harmless enough in South Carolina, should these'diseases ever be introduced in-i to the state, this species of mosqui to would carry them. ; APARTMENT CHANGES Dr. and Mrs. S. C. Hays have mov ed into the corner apartment of the Hays apartment occupied several years by Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Coker! and family. The Cokers have moved into the apartment in the same build ing occupied until recently by the Hays. RelnfAt Last For Your Cough auhrion relieves promptly be- t foee right to the seat of the to help looeen and expel gferm hlegm, and aid nature to soothe BILL’S ESSO Goldville 24-Hour Service Day and Night Esso Products Bicycle Tires and Tubes —Washing —Greasing —Polishing A1 SERVICE— Your Business Solicited and Appreciated FOR SALE—445 tffcre farm on paved -- road 5 miles from Goldville. Dwelling, 3 tenant houses, and barn. C. Bryan Holland, Laurens. lc PUBLIC TYPING—-All kinds of typ ing done promptly and at a rea- HAVE YOU TRIED a Nitwit's Nightmare? Many have (and lived to tell the tale). Eyery thir teenth one is FREE! SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY _ Fhone 400 Willimston, and Mrs. Williamston. Mrs. Ruth Seawright and son were week-end visitors in Greenwood. T '"Mfs. J. M. Ross and Mrs. J. J. Ab- ! talled $55 > accordin g to a report is 1 rams’-attehded the officers meeting of su ® d _this week by Joel Towhsend, the Woman’s Society of Christian Ser- s t a t e constabulary. Fines —vice of Greenwood distrirt at TVTain ^ the state totalled $8,168, with 2,652 •onable rate. Call Miss Virginia Sad-i FOR SALE — Small Franklin coal Street Methodist church in Green Jof this amount coming from offend- lex at 225. - lc l heater, used only a short while. wood Thursday i ers * n Horry county alone. - Also double burner hot platek.Call| Mrs Hugh ^ daughte o( ; There were 38 stills destroyed in Florida, are spending several weeks 1 ** 1 ® ^t® by the constabulary, 268 ~ 25-2p FQR SALE — Bedroom suite, $35; with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Craig. , gallons of whiskey, and 145 gallons 1 single bed, $20; oil stove, $15; liv-j Mr. aqd Mrs. James Hollingsworth' 0 * beer - Automobiles confiscated to- CnomvJsUm relieves cause it goes trouble to hel. laden phlegm, and heal raw, tender inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist , to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with : the understanding you must like the Columbia, Sept. 16. -r- (Special to! **y it quickly allays the cough or you are to nave — — *— The Chronicle).—Fines levied against law violators in Laurens county last month by the state constabulary to are to have your money beck. CREOMULSION For Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis BILL’S ESSO SERVICE BILL DEES,. Owner On Clinton-Goldville Highway at Goldville # COOKING and eating apples for sale. 33g_j J. F. Gaddy, N. Adair St., Tele phone 391-M. EXCELLENT building lot, <5 X 1 60 •‘^ing njom suite, $20; table model ra- visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thomas! talled flve ’ slot machine s 15, and Desirable lo&tion. For sale by di0i jig ^ L ThomaS| 106 Marion *’ ’ ' - - owner. T. J. McCarty at Rogers Mar-, st ; v^. CT j dville 25 2p SEED, tfC: • i Fftit > . ■ <?■ — TURNIP SEED, Rutabaga, Kale, SEE Mrs. May Owens for your slip- j Tendergreen, Mustard, Carrot and covering. Phone 172-W. lc B ee t New assortment of packaged POR SALE — New Shelby 4-wheei Flower Seeds. Blakely-Burton’s Greenwood recently due to the se- trailer wagon, Timken roller bear- Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. l r,ous illness of her sister. ings and 6-ply tires. $213.00. J. R. Sunday. ~ ,punchboards, three. The total value! Mrs. James C. Simpson, Mrs. La-' 0 * * be ar ^ c l es seized in the constabu-/ vmia Cooley and Miss Ruth Hair'! ary s law enforcement activity dur-| visited in Newberry Tuesday. '’ n ^ * be m °nth was $15,961, with Mrs. .J. W. Davis was called to $8,568 °* this amount from whiskey, and stills alone. The total number of arrests made Bruce Stewart of Knoxville, Tenn., ' dur m8 the month was 441, with 132 HELP WANTED . Applications now being accepted for girl wishing tp be saleslady—full or part-time work. Apply— t SCOTT’S 5c AND 10c STORE Crawford. FOR SALE—Approximately 3600 ce- 'spent the week-end with his parents,’ °* these * or H< l uor law violations. lc ment blocks, size S^xS^xlUl/^.lMr. and Mrs. Tot Stewart. ’ Drunken and disorderly conduct for new 431. EXPERT RADIO SERVICE On Home and Auto Sets CLINTON RADIO SERVICE Phone 142 In Rear L. B. Dillard’s Store MATTRESS work wanted. Any kind. Made with proper amount of cement.) Miss Leila Nichols of Leesville, 115 arre ? ts - Two arrests were made Have your old mattress made like Telephone 293-J. lp spent t h e week-end with Miss Gladys * or murder charges, 19 for house- One-day service. Telephone pjyg.pQQM HOUSE FOR SALE :Willingham. r breaking and larceny, 84 for gamb-: 1C About two acres of land, excellent ‘ Mrs - E - J - Willingham was the' or operating €amblm S e stabli sh-j well. The house is livable but needs ^ eek " end guest of Mrs. Willie Mae ments > fou r for forgery, and one on! some repairs. Short distance from, Con g in Newberry. i an .^rson charge road that is being paved. Make a rea-1 Lqther Poag spent Saturday' e a !^° contained a sec-1 sonable offer as is. E. E. Blakely,' in Chnton . with her sister, Mrs. Lena bo " oo bloodhound 10 ! RFD No ! ^■ ■'—J Fuller. ovhich Chief Townsend stated that 16. — j Mr. and Mri Pope McCarthy of 1 bloodh °unds details had been sent' THOR Auto-Magic Ironer m a k e s 1 Saluda, visited Mr and Mrs S J |out dunn g the month, and two sus- ironing a pleasure. Ready for de- : Morse Sunday. . ‘;pects apprehended in this manner. FOR SALE—5 roorrThouse at Brand hvery now. Cash or terms. Morrison; Mj. and Mrs. Julian Hunnicutt and Station on 5 acre tract, paved road. Furniture Co. Phone 425^ C. Bryan Holland, Laurens. lc pqr SALE — Howarth piano. Also union in Williamston Sunday. WANTED—Land, timber and pulp-! Norge gas stove, almost new. 19 N.|' Mrs. R. G. Carr and daughter,. . - wood. S. M. Wall, Box 417, Lau- Owens treet. Ip spent Saturday in Charlotte, N. C.,|ln LOUrGnS COUnty rens, S. C. 2 ’ 4 P WANTED—All Deoole sufferine from 1 W1 * b ^ 3nd MrS ' Hugb Cathe y- j C1 i , n j , . . , . , . . ... Mr. and Mrs. Gene Craven spent Columbia, Sept. 16. — (Special to Practically new Bur-.j^judny trouble wb.ckMbt lo try gp^borg. iThe Chronicle) -Eleven diflerent Mr. and Mrs. Dave Riser and | species of mosquitoes have been daughter spent Sunday in Kinards found iir Laurens county, and 54 with Mr. and Mrs. Riser. _ | species in the state, according to a report of a survey just released by the State Board of Health'. This sur vey made by A. A. Weathersbee and lc Ed Hunnicutt attended the Smith re-j Eleven Species of Mosquitoes Found FOR SALE rough’s adding machine. 8 columns.' KIDDO, only 97c. Money-back guar- Cail 7-W. lc;antee. McGee’s prug Store, Clinton. Sep25-p BURLAP Cotton Picking Sh<?et§, New Five Bushel OaJ Bags, Hay- Wire j and Pitch Forks. Blakely-Burton’s; Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. 1 FOR SALE — Milk cows. Hubert J. j Pitts. , lc 1 C. BRYAN HOLLAND Real Estate Phone 715 Laurens, S. C. (Over Brown’s Jewelry Store) Mr. and Mrs. Bill Murrah and children and Elizabeth Ann Howe spent Sunday in Columbia with Mr.' and Mrs. H. G. Murrah. Mrs. W. W. Hair, Mrs. Rolf Clark, Miss Ruth Hair, Mrs. James Fulmer BABY CHICKS. Barred R6ckCR: uxty tnuusanu structures mtu ond m u RoHc ■*''* been protected against termite . , . : ' T wnerry aim Reds, White Rocks and N. H. Reds. Wh . vour - s Dro | daughter at Newberry hospital Sun- U. S. Approved, Blood-Tested. Alsoj day. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Stroud and' ERMITE CONTROL — Over two ■ aundred fifty thousand structures Feeds, Feeders, ’Fountains and Rem-, ~* d - CaU J R. Crawford, Clinton, edies. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware booe „^?' ^Termite Co^jof^S.^C., Seeds. Telephone 188. A D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesbiirg, S. C. POR SALE — Good milk*cow. See R. A. Steer. lc PENCIL.SHARPENERS —Automatic Giant, fits any size pencil. Chron icle Publishing Co. ’ IB B B ■ BAA B J BOILED PEANUTS. New crop now ready. Also Roasted Peanuts ana'FLOOR POLISHER TO. RENT—We Corn for Popping. Blakely-Burton’s ! have large deluxe polisher. It is Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. not a small” polisiter-.rbut handles so easy. Saves you botty-time and en ergy. Rates, $2.00 per day. Home tf FOR SALE—165 acre farm 4 miles from Clinton. 6 room house, 4 room Supply Co. Phone 423. house, and barn. Large acreage 'in' cultivation. C. Bryan Holland, Lau rens. lc MOTHERS—Do you realize that you can save the drudgery of washing diapers at home for as little as $1.50 per week, and also protect the health THOR Auto-Magic clothes washer, dl!h wa ' he , r / sink and r b r t “ r ">( your child by being eure ot sani bmation. Only one—rea y or ®. 1 ‘ tary and sterile diapers, that have cry now to some lucky housewife^ ■ been C~ h or terms. Morrison Furmtu^ rinses g ^ 1 Co-» Phone 425. If 605( ^ P & G PAINT Made in the South for the South BUILDING MATERIALS * J. R. Crawford Pl|^e 10 South Broad at Pine STOVES. Sheet Iron Wood Burners, Cast Iron Flat Top foundry Heat ers and King of Heat Coal Stoves. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc COLORED PROPERTY— Lots for sale on Livingston and Bell streets. tf R. E. Wysor, HI. PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY—Boll weevils destroy cotton — Termites 'deSTPby property. Have your home protected against such damage. We can give you a guaranteed job. Call J. R. Crawford, Clinton, Phone 10. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley. Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. tf children spent Sunday in Greenwood with friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ross had as > their guests during the week-end Mr.! land Mrs. Verner Ross and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Verner of Pied- 1 mont, Miss Betty Douglas Ross and. Pat Ross of Greenville. Ed Hoover «4--Leesville, spent the : week-end with Carson Nabors. * Miss Mae Hendrix of Newberry, spent the week-end with Mrs. Hayne Willingham. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Crocker and Elaine of Camden, visited friends in the community Sunday. (Little Linda Evans of Newberry, spent last Friday -with Miss Mary Evans. Mrs. Elizabeth Hendrix is spending the week with Miss Mae Hendrix in Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bolton, Vikki Bolton and Miss Margaret Holson- back visited Mrs. Cecil O’Dell Fri day. Mrs. Joe Johnson was called to Greenville Tuesday due to the serious illness of her father, A. F. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Godfrey and daughter, Mlartha, Roland and Ef- fie Godfrey attended the Godfrey reunion iin Simpsonville Sunday. -Coronation Service A Gf A. coronation service was held at the Baptist church on Friday eve ning. Girls from six of the churches IT TAKES GOOD FEED To Keep Hois Laying It pays to feed good feed. We have the besU- PURINA H. J. PUTS STORE Exclusive PURINA Dealer In Clinton BJB JB_B_B_B_1 MOTOROLA AUTO RADIOS Mod. 405—6 tubes $54.95 Mod. 505—6 tubes $59.95 Mod. OOS-^ tubes with push buttons, $69.95 Mod. 705—8 tubes with push buttons, $84.95 (Golden Voice) ^ , Aerial and Installation Extra ROWLAND’S RADIO SHOP vA GOLD IHEATRE Goldville, S. C. I Morning Shows—Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 10 A. M. Matinee—Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1:15 P. M. Night Shows—Every night 6:30 and 8:30 Admission 35c (29c plus 6c tax); Children under 12—9c THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEPT. 18-19— 'THE YEARLING" With GREGORY PECK and JANE WYMAN SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20— DpUBI/E FEATURE— 'TERROR TRAIL With CHARLES SYaRRETT "HARD-BOILED MAHONEY i^l n it MONDAY AND TUESDAY, SEPT. 22-23— "POSSESSED" With JOAN CKAWFOBO tad VAN HEFLJN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24— "WAKE UP AND DREAM With JOHN PAINE Abo—CASH NITE II —v- J NEXT- 11 DUEL IN.THE SUN ll News Reels and Selected Short Subjects COLORED BALCONY > * •'V