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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, April 22, 1948
WAfflVADS
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.TO RENT — TO FIND — TO BUY — TO SELL
Every body Reads the Want Ads * Terms Cash
NOTICE—Rates for want ads are 50c minimum for 25 words, all
over 25 words 2c per word. All want ads are cash except to firms
carrying monthly charge accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE
vnts. CECIL O DELL, Correspondent and Representative
; Mr. and Mrs. Duane Cause and/Sunday in Ninety-Six with Mrs.
Mrs. W. E. Cause visited in Green-1 Quintana’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.’
ville Wednesday. Drummond.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McCary and i ^f r - and Mrs. Virgil Holley visited,
son Billy, spent the we^k-end at Oc-1 ^ rs - Holly’s mother, Mrs. T. E. Stev-!
ean Drive. i ens * n Clinton Sunday.
Goldville, S. C,
TOR SALE—Gas water heater. Also!NOTICE—Bicycle stolen from front
W. Chandler, Miss- ! Mr ; » n d Mrs. Cecil O’Dell and girls 2
.. , , . , p hhv — — — Barbara Chandler Newberry w.th Mr.jS
Want to buy used or new sewing 1 of my home on Jackson St. Buddy nt g aturday in Columbia 1 and Mrs> w - E - Holsonback. ::
machine Telephone 329-W. ' 1c Holder. Icc, ‘ f ^ • i 1 ^ rs - Annie Laurie Simpson and §
— i —————— ' "TT "I _,dames Botlie, and Junioi and | MisaNannie Mae Clenn are spending *
FOR SALE- Three milk cows, with STOLEN—Two wheels with tires and Miss Jeanette Bodie spent Sunday j sevefbOlays in Boone, N. C. with Mrs. 1
voung calves H J Pitts. tic auto tools. March 12, off a Chevro- in Newbeny withTTr. and Mrs. Dew- ( Graj ) e Trexler< |
—: 7 j let car which was turned over on , itt Bauknight. ^f r and Mrs. Cecil Farmer and
FISHING POLE1S 20 feet lopg. Head-j t he road to Yarborough’s Mill. Any- Mrs. Dolly Prater, Mr. and MVs. childrenand Mr, John Gaskin at-1
on and Bronson Reels. Nylon Lines. one knowing w’h^reabouts please no- Miles, little Misses Diane Prater and tended the ball game in Greenwood
Creek Club Casting Baits, tfooks, tify H. R. Jones or R. R. Gilmer. Ip Martha Ann Godfrey visited Mr. and Friday night,
Floats and Sinkers. Bldkely-Burtoh’s 1 — —— : Mrs. Perry Dukes in Batesburg Sun-1 Mr. and Mrs. John Ross, Vinie Cool-
Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. _ SNAPDRAGON PLANTS, S w e e t day. ( I ey and Mike were visitors in Newber-
~ v ^ uTNrr.TIa —ntJpl William, Alyssum, Stock, Pinks, M rs _ James Simpson, Dusty Brock ry Saturday.
* ' • - Blue Flax, Floradale Daisy, Chrys- and Mrs. L. J. Brock were visitors Miss Gladys Willingham, Mrs. E.
clippers P.ease bring them ; an tj iemumt Thrift and Other Plants, jin Newberry Saturday. j J- Willingham and Caraon Nabors
H. J. Pitts. __5| Blafcely-BurUm’s Hardware & Seeds,) Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Stroud and , wer <? visitors in Columbia Tuesday.
IRONING BOARDS. Solite Alumi-‘
nurn Ironing Tables, Priscilla Cuf*
laan Stretchers. Kitchen Ladders,
Mop Heads and^ Handles. Blakely-
Burten's Hardware' & Seeds. Tele-
Morning Shows—Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 10 A. M.
Matinee—Monday..JWednesday, Friday 1:15 P. M.
Night Shows—Every night 6:30 and 8:30
Admission 35c (29c plusi 6c tax); Children under 12—9c
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, APRIL 22-23—
"IF YOU KNEW SUSIE"
With EDDIE CANTOR and JOAN DAVIS
Telephone 188.
RADIOS repaired, GE radios and ap
pliances for sale. Pickup and deliv
ery service. Call C. D. (Simon) Pitts,
1c 1 children spent Sunday in Chappells
Ijwith relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Feltman and
children were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harper Wherry in Newbar-
phone 188.
1c
SIX-ROW tractpr cotton dusting ma
chines. for all popular makes and „
s-ize tractors. Now on display. Early P rice - Mrs ‘ ^ ' "a" 1 "
delivery assured. $147.50 most mod- Davidson and Shands St., 409.
els. Todd Motor & Implement Co.,
Laurens. Your Willys Overland
Dealer. _ 22-3c
WE HAVE plenty Royster’s Guano
and Purina Chick feeds. H. J.
Pitts. tfc
205 N. Adair St. Phone 267-J. 29-2p ry. . , ^
; 7— Mr. and Mrs. Louis. Murphy spent
FOR SALE—Baby crib and carriage, 1 t h e week-end in Ninety-Six with Mr.
in good condition. Reasonable j and Mrs. Carl Turner.
of! We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ken-
Ip jnedy of Miami, Fla. and ,George Me-
tris of New York to our Community.
FOR SALE—24 acres land on North
Adair Street, and several lots on
Florida Street. J. P. Prather. tfc
USED refrigerators. We have irt stock
several good used electric refriger
ators, reconditioned, and priced to;
sell. Home Supply Co.
FOR SALE—On highway, tw’o miles
west of Clinton, 55 acres, with two
4-rodm houses. See me for a bar
gain. A. E. Cleveland. Ip
FOR SALE — 1940 Plymouth 2-door
sedan. Strictly cash. Sftirley Tim-
lc mons. 22-2p
Mrs. Metris and small daughter will
join Mr. Metris later. Messers Metris
and Kennedy have lined up with the
Joanna Ball club for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thomas and
Mr. and Mrs. Clisby Templeton were
visitors in Augusta Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Franzen, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Bennett and Mr. and
Mrs. George Morse were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Little
in Charlotte, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Grey Prater, Miss
Martha Adair, Guy Clarke and J. C.
Lambert attended the game in Nine
ty-Six Friday night.
^Mr. and Mrs. George Wicker and; |
daughter of Newberry were week-end;
guests of Mrs. W’icker’s parents, Mr.’ll
and Mrs. Charlie King. | f•-
Misses Inez Tinsley and Mildred !
Elliotte were visitors in Columbia j
Tuesday.
Mrs. Nettie Campbell, Jeanette and ■
Dell Campbell and Charlie Koon of
! W’hitmire visited the W. K. Waits
SATURDAY, APRIL 24—
'BURY ME DEAD
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FOR SALE—1 have 100 varieties of; GARDEN SEEDS and Plants. We
irises that I am selling out at my]. have the most complete line to be
home in L.lufens this week and next.! found in this section of the- state.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Alexander and Sunday,
son were week-end guests of the lat-j Messers W’alter Regnery, W. K.j ft
ter’s mother Mrs. N. M. Slice. ! Waits, J. B. Hart, Milton Bolick and g
S Sgt and Mrs. J. C. Collins and Ernest Chapman made a business trip 16
daughter spent the week-end in Nine- to .Y°fk
ty-Six with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Col
lins. •_
Little Linda Waits of Greenwood
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
A THRILLING, EXCITING SUPER-DUPER
Western — Starring Lash LaRue
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL 26-27—
"APRIL SHOWERS"
With JACK CARSON and ANN SOTHERN
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28—
. 'THE FABULOUS DORSEYS
With JIMMY AND TOMMY DORSEY
Also — CASH NIGHT
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Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pittman spent Bernard Nabors.
Get your selection now. Mrs. Ray Also Fertilizers, Ceresan and Insec- last Wednesday in Greenville with Mrs. Mattie Hayes of Whitmire is ;
Anderson. Icjticides. Blakelv-Burton’s Hardware Mrs. Pittman’s* mother, Mrs. W. H. 1 spending several days with Mr. and
1c I Crawford. Mrs. Calvin Elliott. |
J Mr. and Mrs. Finest Osborne and Mrs. L. W. Little Sr. of Newberry 1
& Seeds. Telephone 188.
evelopment just start- FOR SALE—Apartment size electric; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Russell visited is visiting her daughter Mrs. George
t new' street. Buy early stove in good condition. J. B. Ar- Fred Wilson, who is a patient at Gen- Morse for several weeks. 18 . . tt
LOTS FOR SALE — On old airport
road. New dev
ed. City has cu
tefoTT jrrrrc goes up. R. E. Wysor. nold, Lydia Mills Store
Jacobs Bldg. Phone 85-J. t:c 'WANTED — Used baby stroller in
TERMITE CONTROL
hundred fifty thousand structures 303 East Florida St.
h: i-rnl hospital in Greenvilfe, Sunda
have been protected against termite
carnage. Why no,t have yoiir’s pro
tected? Call J. R. Crawford. Phone
10. Clinton. Termite Co. of S. C‘,
M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C.
Mrs. Joe Johnson, Rufus Darnell
Jack Goodlin of Knoxville, Tenn. Miss Mary Jd Fulmer Spent jjj
„ . , , t spent the week-end with Mrs. Good- Tuesday in Greenville. . | SJ
Over two good condition. Mrs. Joe C. Marett. Hn and small daught e r Cherry. . I Capt. and Mrs. Fred Ross and chil-!«
ctrnrtiires an.? Facr T- inn Ha Rr ip ^ an{ j Mrs. Luther Wright and dren of Marion spent the week-end. S
C. BRYAN HOLLAND
Real Estate
Phone 715 Laurens, S. C.
(Over Brown’s Jewelry Store)
Jack were week-end guests of Mrs. here.
Cliff Lollis of Honea Path.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Abrams and
Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Algie Abrams,, Mrs. Ollie Cornelia Luquire Croft H
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Abrams, Mrs. eh r, j
Mrs. Ollie Croft Passes
59. wife of George B. Croft passed
FOR SALE — 45-acre tract 3 miles
L f c FOR SALEv-Six-piece bedroom suit. 1 do** Abrams and Miss Doris Abi ams (away . t , ar | y Monday morning at her
Can t>e seen at 219 S. Woodrow St. jl, dinner at Adams Camp Sunday. j home on Marion Street. She had
29-2p
from Chrtton on paved road with' Mrs. Thomas McAuley.
two tenant houses. C. Bryan Hoi- MONUMENTS — We represent Veal
land, Laurens. — 1c,
A FEW more Breakfast Room Sets, r * a ^
2_i The occasion was in honor of Mrs. ^ een
Joe Abrams’s birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jacks and
j in declining health for several
months.
She was originally from Greenwood $
Bros., Georgia, blue granite memo- daughter Shelia spent the week-end county and was the daughter of the f g
ils for loved ones. Estimates fur- >n Bath with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bax- ]ate Marcus and Annie. Duncan Lu- n
—tu-h’e with fnnf chairs $89 50 value : nishe d on any size job. Phone or u ^ fi an l Mra vtnnnW'iiit ( iuire. Mrs. Croft was a devoted $
for S59.50. Home Supply Co. ' TT™"-'- J - T - Laiucme. J le ^m^iber of Goldville Baptist Church, ft
— -- - 376-J. P. O. Box 363. 29-5p ^, un9ay . quests of aim Mrs. A. TuneraFseg^s wfere held Tuesday!S
PIX>W STOCKS. Turn Plow and M. Smith ,n Honea Path. . afteynoon at 3 o’clock at the Baptist' *
w ^ ANTED TO RENT OR BL\ Rea- 1 Mr. and -Irs. Roy Boj,ce \isited c h urc h with Rev. William Ellenbergll
?r ! sonably priced house in or near Mr. and Mrs Taz Wood of Newberry, and Rev< M _ A _ Bryant conduct ing the i
PLOW STOCKS, Turn Plow and
Harrow Repairs, Back Bands, Plow
Lines. Collars, Collar Pads and Other 1
Supplies fur the farmer. Blakelv- Clinton. Jones F. Burgess, Western and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hajl of Little serv j ces Interment was in Rosemont ft
Bur,s Hardware & Seed, L4“SS?fe5»-' « . . •» -11
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phone 188.
WANTED Colored girl as helper at! new stock, good patterns. Reduced parents Mr. and Mrs. John Flow.
lc; KITCHEN RUGS—B^rd or Dunn, all is ‘spendmg 'severardays with her Brides her husband. George a
nnw ctnrir nnttor-nc Pori ’ ! " ^ M ill tn .,V- Cr ° ft - ^ 1S SUfVlVed by tWO broth
Lydia Boarding House. Wages $n'prices. Home Supply Co
per week. Mrs. Homer Wood, No.. 1
Peachtree St Lvdia Mills.
Ip
LAWN GRASS SEED. Sunny and
Shady Mixtures. Berrmrda Grass,
-Blue-Grass. Carpet Grass and White
Dutch Clover. Blakely-Burton’s
Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188.
FUNK S' HYBRID and~6the~Hybrid
Corns. Truckers Favorite, Blakely’s
Special,.Golden Cross Bantam, Coun
try Gentleman, Golden Dent, Golden
Prolific and other Varieties Corn.
Biakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds.
Telephone 188. 1c
BABY CHICKS. U. S. Approved,
n . v U . e,s * A. B. Luquire, of Simpsonville
Mrs. Buck -lunah and and Roy Loquire of Greenwood; two {■$
LOST-Red horse, weight about 8001 rUS nf Ml-nta sisters > Mr ^ Aussie Jordon of Green- «
lbs and has trace chain around an<1 Mrs Sheiman Reid of Atlanta ville and Mrs. Fannie Thrift of Bel- ft
ck. Finder please notify J. D La- aften,00n gUeStS ° f Mr8 * and a number of nieces and neph-jg
lei Mr. and
daughter Judy
neck,
nier. RFD 1.
.FOR SALE — Few
Heath Copeland. Phone 314 or'
47. tfc I
Joe Abrams.
6-3p Mr: and Mrs. Walt Fulmer, George
m u 1 e s and Mary Jo- spent Sunday in Green-
, ... vt . vt u ..... With The Sick
wood with Mr.- Hn4.~Ui*. i^4R-^dua-home_oa t
Rev. H F. Bauknight visited his Ha lou street. I
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Bauk
ft
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lAlic SMOOTHS
SUCKRDAPS/
ms
' GUARANTEED QUALITY AT
BIG SAVINGS!
EXPERT RADIO SERVICE
On Home and Auto Sets
CLINTON RADIO SERVICE
Phone 142
In Rear L. B. Dillard’s Store
irents, Mr. and Mrs. M. 1. Bau - Mr. Charlie Craig is confined to his {•*
night and brother, Herman, last homp f((r a few days j.t
iday in l' mo - Miss Sallie and Mr. Francis Craig ft
I > iday in irmo ' T - T „• * 0 Miss Sallie and Mr. Francis Craig
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lollis spent Sun- continue ill at their home on Ellis:;*:
day in Honea Path with the later s «;t reet |
I parents, Mr and Mrs. Thomas Davis. * Mrs Jes8e Finnoy continues ill St'
Messers Edwin Thomas and Ijsly the home of her daughter Mrs. Nath-!«
Tempeleton spent Sunday in Charles- an Bf . az ii - «
tol h T vr u ** t rv * f ! Rev M. A. Bryant is ill at the
oArrTu r-. r. Mrs. J. M. Hatton of Clinton spent
Pullorum Passed. Barred Rocks, FOB SALE—John Deere tractor, B j Sunda y afternoon with Miss Effie P *
Lou Godfrey. Birth Announcements
f Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Sander, and Brvant
tfc Joyce and Mrs. h lossie Sligh ol New-; jj ev and Mrs. M. A. Bryant an-
Sunday visitors of Mr. nounce birth of a daughter at
$10.95
PImsTw
600 Kit
White Rocks, R. I. Reds, White Wy-• model. Planting and cultivating
andottes, N. H. Reds, Buff Orping- equipment with it. Heath Copeland,
tons and Heavy Mixed. Blakely-i 314 or 47.
Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele
phone 188. 1c Supplies
ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and we, 'f f 4 un ^ ay ,T
Supplies. H. L. Baldwin, Telephone i an l Mrs ’ J?' 0 P 611 ,’
tfc 1
FOR SALE—Dr. Pepper picnic box- 407-W.
es, two sizes. For information call LOTS FOR SALE—'Lots on Elizabeth Abney Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Guinn of
j Newberry • vfsited Mr. and Mrs. Ezell ■
Hayes Hospital April 19.
184-W afte
o clock P.M. See your street in Clinton. 5*2 acre tractj Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bragg, Sr. were Birth Announcements
dealer or the Dr. Pepper salesman. j ust off t he Greenwood road 4 miles Sunday guests of the latter’s parents
Ernest E. Cox. 29-2p f rom Clinton. C. Bryan Holland, Lau-' Mr- and Mrs. J. \\ allenzine in Bush,
HERE'S YOUR BUY FOR NEW TIRE
SERVICE AND SAFETY AT PRAC- ,
TICALLY USED-TIRE PRICE!
DEEP TREAD FOR POWERFUL
GRIPPING . . . DEFINITE GUARANTEE
AND LOOK HOW YOu SAVE!
use our
Gasy-[?ay
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roeer
M?
THI TIRES
AND TUBES
YOU NEED!
River.
MOTHERS—Do you realize that you rens -_
can save the drudgery of washing
diapers at home for as little as $L60j Poplar, sap gum, maple, 16 inch Blackwell and
per week, and also protect the health | and up . $80 00 No 2 ’5 $30.00 f.o.b.
of your child by being sure of sani- Pickens, S. C. For full particulars
tary and sterile diapers, that have con f acd Poinsett Lumber & Mfg. Co.,
been washed through a.'total of 10 pj c kens. S. C. " 22-2p
rinses. Baby Dy-De Service, Phone!— *
605, Laurens. „ ff c *VIGORO, BONE MEAL, Sheep Ma-
— 1 nure and Azalea Fertilizer? Also
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Mr. and Mrs. George Murrah and
BALDWIN
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Baldwin
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. , ,, L, 8 ., announce the birth of a son, Thomas H
-children and^Lr. and Mrs. Tu|lx, ^ j,. „„ a.^ii i« x/r.. «
children "spent the
on -Friday, April 16. Mrs.
week-end in Johnston with Mends,
and relatives. '.Sue Knight, ol near Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Quintant spent DAVIS
Mr. and Mrs. Watts Davis of Bev
erly, Ohio, announce the birth of a
;son on Sunday, April 18. Mrs. Da
Want Ads
Ht>IiSE AND MULE FEED, Dairy .piyk Leaf 40, Red Arrow, Ever- : FOR SALE—10-acre tract two miles vis is the former Miss Henry Etta
Feed, Starting, Growing, Laying (green an ^y 0 i c k Sprays and Sulphur, 1 from Clinton «on paved road, good . Young, daughter of John T. Young,
Mash and- Pellets, Goat Feed, Rab- Rotenone and Other Dusts. Blakely- building site. C. Bryan Holland, Lau-j and the late Mrs. Young of this city,
bit Feed. Scratch Feed, Broiler Mash,'g ur f on ’ s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- rens. ^ c i~
Dog Feed and Fish and TurMe Feed. p hone 18 8. lc FOR SALE Used Horton wastfi^ CITATION FOR LETTERS OF
Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. ! FOR SALE-Lsed washing ADMINISTRATION
r. &lrilSTRUETDNE PORTABLE ALONG!
T >.i SIZE . . BIG IN PERFORAAANCEI OPERATES
I 1 I, IEXPENSIVE, LONG-LIFE BATTERIES, 9%” WIDE,
t . i. Gn, 4" PEEP. REAL BEAU1Y A CONVENIENCE. ONLY
27.50
Telephone 188.
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FOR
tenant,
SALE 80 acres with 4-room; machine, just like "7. Mrs. E.MI ^ Q , ^ Carolina
intiiouse on paved road 2 miles i Timmerman, Phone 284-W. 22-2c ^ f ji aur< > n c
P weevUs T de°rov ■>“*“- SALE — Kodak 35??^^ ^ B^H. Wa^n, Probate Judge:
Whereas, P. Silas Bailey, William
weevils destroy cotton Termites B r y an Holland, Laurens. Icl and fv e i d case Also 2A Kodaslide
destroy property. Have your home 77 '— —* ——; a . e ’ „ . ,
protected against such damage. We TERMITE CONTROL-Termites are projector. Practically new. Both foi
can give you a guaranteed job. Call Aymg ants. Why let them eat up $90.00. Mrs
J. R. Crawford, Phone 10, Clinton. | y° ur Property? Termites work win-, Phone 284-W.
E. M.
Tmimerman,
22-2c
Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, ! ter and summer and are destroying ATTENTION, EMPLOYERS—Expe-
Mgr., Batesburg, S. C.
WAITRESS WANTED
Girl needed for full time
fountain work. Prefer girl ‘20
or older, married or single,
with good character and per
sonality. Goo dpay.
»e Joe McDaniel
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JOE'S
ESSO SERVICE
East Carolina Avenue
lover fifty million dollars worth of
I property yearly. To be sure, have a
free inspection. Call J. R. Crawford,
J^hone 10, Clinton. Termite Co. of
S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg,
jS.C. tfc
; FOR SALE—Four-eye wood^ stove in
good condition except grate. $10
leash. See Thomas Simmons, 1 27
Peachtree St, Lydia Mill. Ip
GLADIOLUS BULBS, Dahlia Tu-
bers, Amaryllis Bulbs, Regal Lily
Bulbs, Canaa Bulbs and Tritoma or
Red Hot Pokers. Also Fertilizers and
Sprays. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware
& £eeds. Telephone 188. lc
rienced young lady, Winthrop
graduate, desires secretarial or office
position. Box 761, Goldville. 22-2p-
P. Jacobs, and Robert M. Vance
made suit to me to grant them Let
ters of Administration, with will an
nexed, of the estate and effects of
M. S. Bailey. ^
These are, therefore^ to die'and »
admonish all and singular the kin- ft
dred an ddreditors of the said M. S. | j;j
Bailey, deceased, that they be and
SWEET POTATO PLANTS, Tomato
Plants, Cabbage Plants, Lettuce | appear before me, in the Court of i
Plants and Onjon Plants. Many, va- j Probate, to be held at Laurens Court
rieties of Beans, Lima Beans and; House, Laurens, S. C., on May 17,
other garden seeds. Blakely-Burton s 1943, next, after publication hereof,
49*
mmpitt
polish
12 02.
39c
CLEANS AND POLISHES AT
SAME TIMEI HARD DRY FINISH,
NO DUST CATCHING FILM.
LONG WEARING
BROOM
REC. 89c
2 DATS ONLY
78c
Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188.
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE
New house, furnished, in Col
lege View.
Telephone 327-W lc
at 9 o’clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said
Administration should'not be grant
ed. ' 1 •
Given under my hand this 19th
day of April, A. D., 1948.
J. HEWLETTE WASSON,
29-2cw • Probate Judge.
Wi s 1 ern Auto Associate Store
HOM8 OWNED and OPERATED by
JONES F. BURGESS
MUSGROVE ST. , CLINTON, S. C. PHONE 602-W
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