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Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nights
8:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. Each Night
ARMORY
PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY EACH NIGHT!
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Thursday Night - Admission: Adults: 25c, Children 15c
8:30 Drawing—Mixmaster, $35.00 value* furnished at cost by H. D. Payne Gr Co.
9:30 Drawtng^-16-inclr Westinghouse Fan, furnished at cost~by Predmont~Mot r or Co. ~
10:30 Drawing—Duncan Phyfe Sofa, $200.00 value, furnished at cost by .Morrison Furniture Co.
Friday Night - Admission: Adults 25c, Children 15c
8:30 Drawing—Mixmaster, $35.00 value, furnished at cost by H. D. Payne & Co.
9t30 Drawing—Climax Room Cooler, $60.00 value, furnished at cost by Home Supply Co.
10:30 Drawing—Philco Radio, Single Record Player, $135.00 value, furnished at cost by Morrison Furniture Co.
Saturday Night - Admission: Adults M.00, Children 15c
Watch for Announcement in Next Week’s Issue for the Grand Prize To Be Given Away On This Night!
Chidren’s tickets not good for drawings on this night.
Partial List of Prizes Donated by Business Houses for Lions Carnival. Others To Be Announced In the Next Issue
KINGAN & CO., Orangeburg, S. C.—24 lbs. Lard.
GREENWOOD PACKING PLANT, Greenwood, S. C.,—
28 lbs. Weiners.
SERVICE LAUNDRY & CLEANERS—$5.00 Cleaning.
McCRARY SERVICE STATION—Two Gas Cap Locks.
ROY CRAWFORD—One Gallon Kemtone Paint.
SPENCER AUTO SUPPLY—Three Auto Sun Visors..
G. A. COPELAND & SON—Assortment of Home Appli
ances.
PRATHER-SIMPSON FURNITURE CO. — Magazine
Rack, Two Smoking Stands, Three Toasters.
BIRDSEY FLOUR & FEED STORE—Sack of Flour.
JOHN R. HOLLAND GROCERY—Assorted Groceries,
T. E. JONES FURNJTURE CO.—Two Bed Lamps, Smok
ing Stand.
C-W-S GUANO CO.—Four 25-lb. Sacks Chicken Feed.
DAVID DEHART—20 dozen Buns.
LOUIE THORNLEY—Five Steak Dinners.
ARNOLD DIXON—Auto Battery.
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GILES CHEVROLET CO.—Auto Heater, Kleenex Auto
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Rack, Visor Mirror.
INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO.r-Two Can Openers, Six Ball
Point Fountain* Pens.
COOPER MOTOR CO.—Assorted Auto Accessories.
DAVIDSON’S GULF STATION—One Wash, Grease and
Change of Oil, and Five Gallons Gas.
LYDIA MILL STORE—Assorted Canned Goods.
T. C. JOHNSON CO.—Assorted Home Appliances.
SCURRY & NIXON, Greenville, S. C.
Accessories.
Aborted Auto
MORRISON FURNITURE CO.—Cocktail Set, Assorted
Glassware.
MAXWELL BROS. & WILKES—Dinner Set, Lamp.
NEIGHBORS HARDWARE—Croquet Set.
SUMEREL’S DEPT. STORE — Assorted Handkerchiefs
and Socks.
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BELK’S DEPT. STORE—Two Electric Toasters, Sewing
Kits, Cotton Gauze, Assorted Household Appliances.
PFSTS SERVICE STATION — Assorted Auto Accesso
ries. .
SUNSHINE CLEANERS—Ten 75c Cleaning Tickets.
RICHEY’S BARBER SHOP—Four Hair Cuts.
BURRISS-HARRISON FURNITURE CO.—Table Lamp.
CITY SHOE SHOP—Assorted Shoe Polish.
MARTIN’S BARBER SHOP—Box Fitch Shampoo.
CLINTON FLOWER SHOP—One Dozen Red Roses, One
Orchid, One Azalea, Box of Assorted Prizes.
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR SHOPPE—Assorted Prizes.
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COPELAND’S HARDWARE SUPPLY—Assorted Prizes.
SCOTT’S 5c & 10c STORE—Assorted Prizes.
BALDWIN MOTOR CO.—Four Gallons Ford Anti-Freeze,
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One Ford Battery, Four Auto Seat Cushions, Four
Mirrors.
COLEMAN LAUNDRETTE—Five Free Washes and Five
Dries.
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COMMERCIAL DEPOSITORY—$5.00 Cash.
BROADWAY THEATRE—$10.00 Cash. ‘
M. S. BAILEY & SON, BANKERS—$10.00 Cash.
CITY OF CLINTON—$25.00 Cash.
FELLOWS LIQUOR STORE—$1.00 Cash.
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FEAGLE LIQUOR STORE—$12.00 Cask.
B. B. SNELGROVE—$5.00 Cash.
MODERN STUDIO —8x10 Portrait selected from Four
Proofs. .
CHARLIE NABORS—Four Cartons Cigarettes, Box Ci
gars, Three Dozen Boxes Aspirin.