The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 06, 1948, Image 6

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1 * v X . ( Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, May 6, 1948 ♦ WANT ADS ♦ ♦ ' ,♦ ♦ TO RENT — TO FIND — TO Bl'Y — TO SELL Everybody 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 Arms carrying monthly charge accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co. County Gas Tax Bigger Moirth New Distribution Method of Federal Health Funds Tydings Says U. S. May Need Vast Ring of Foreign Bases Columbia, iy !VIay 4. — (Special to, Washington, May-4. — The Unit- Robes, assorted sizes and colors. Moore's Dress Shoppe. Columbia, May 4. — Special to pie Chronicle).—Laurens county has received $4,877 from the state treas urer as the county’s share of the gas- T ^ e Chronicle).—A new rpethod of. ed States will want air bases “in As- oline tax allotment to the counties distrbiution of federal funds to ia, Africa and probably in Europe’” if it must face Russia in a future w'^r, Senator Tydings (D-Md.) said today. “It is plain that we could not have bombed Germany from bases locat- for the month of April. This is about ' coun ty health departments is con- I % $150 more than the $4,731 which ^ s it a ined in the state general appropria- MOTHER—See our new Seersucker PETUNIA PLANTS, Clirysanthe-1 ®tions bill for the next fiscal year. F1 oracbi 1 e^Daisy PlanhTfnd Others’ ^r ago.. The total distribution to.j The new formula for federal health Floradale ‘ ‘ the counties this April is $249,048, as funds distribution allocates one halt ed in the United ^States with the cat Th-ee milk cows with ' Rlaknlv Burton’s 1 compared to the $245,497 which the of each federal grant for a special-! planes we had in WorJd War II,” SALE-Th.ee mi.k cows, "‘^soon be ready. Blakely-Burton s, ; ^ A ^_ ; , 10 ^ , ized heaUh pTOgram on th e following■ the senator noted and declared: calves. H. J. Pitts. i Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. ; counties received in April, 1947. electrif ranges Miamc Supply Co. The state highway department re-1 ^ asis: lor maternal and child health, 4. We canno t bomb Russian cities ■^NGHOUSE, late model i —^) ne 53, $4, $5 and ce j ves f, ve cen ts of the six cent gaso-i an amount in proportion to the total . j n Woidd War III from bases in the half-price. Coats and Suits, half-1 ii ne tax j n the state, and the remain-; numt,er of births and stillbirths to. United States with the planes now like new. FOR SALE—.-House and" , 1 *2 m irtti oi Clinton on Whit north ot $145. Ic prices and less. Moore’s Dress' j n g ( one cen t is distributed among mothers resident in each County, j n gxistance, because Russia is much 10 'the counties on the basis of the num-;^ 35 ^ u P° n statistics for the most f ar th er away f r0 m the United States ^ ! ber of automobile licenses sold in iec ent twelve month period, for t h a n is Germany..” SALE - Champion ourooara. each c()Un , he treasurer<f - Jeff D>| venereal disease control, an amount 0n Capital Hillf Speaker Martin re road.j FOR Practically new live-room dweHvig in | motor can be seen at Eastside Pu- . -r class condition. Complete plurhti- : ro i station, 304 E. Carolina Ave., I A es ’ s ™ lea - Res [Shoppe. PRICES - SLASHED! Famous Yale Safety Seven Tire Sale 6.00x16 now only $12.40 Plus tax Guaranteed by Pure Oil Co. f Young Brothers Eastside Purol Station 304 E. Carolina Ave. Phone 135 in proportion to the number pf sy- ihekl out today for a 70-group air first' ir.g system and other modern con-^», one 135, vcmeiu cs B. Hubert .BoyA SEEDS and Plants. We! t« S 'chie'cTed In Lu«n7 county iast | ^ l ' cu,osi * control, in proportion to “ T , i A , , 1 , u ci u ! the number of deaths from all forms FRYERS FOR SALE-C. H. Smith have thvmost complete me to be month amounted to $1 333, b,in g‘ n “! of tuberculosis' of residents of each Phone 141 -W. 5-P'found in tmn, section of the state, tihe total amount collected for auto , , • . _ . ,. _ USFtThoTPOINT Ranee olTmodel. Also FertilizersNCeresan andJnsec-1 Senses in the county since Sept. 15, hi V TePecHv -A bargain'' ticides. Blakely-B^n’s Hardware-1947, to $45,607. The total collected '-to-, H ;, n : 0 sudd'Vco' ‘ ° lc & Seeds. Telephone ’ lc throughout the state during that pe- at $6a. Home .upp.> fio. IC riod is-$2,595,358, of which $82,062 NOTICE — Y>u borrowed my mule FOR RENT—Nice apartmeiH^If in- vvas collected in March. Please bring them home. | terested, call C. D. Nance. P-hone I According to the monthly report Rbilis cases in each county for the f orce d eS pit e signs the senate might SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICL1 of the highway department, license twelve month period,-and tn- on g0 “The Paper Everybody Reads” clipper: H 3. Pitts. tfc,446. Calvert Ave. *LOT FOR SALE—On Shands Street, FEEDS THAT PLEASE 88x200. Robert E. Wysor, Phone. Growing and Laying Mash bounty Entries In s . t ug. py| t)W00( j Contest lc Pellets, Scratch Grains! Dairy Feed.i county during the last five year pe-j riod for which statistics are avail-; able. The other half of each federal special fund, -together with all fed-1 er31 funds available for general pub-; ; lie health service, will be distributed among the counties as follows: one! | third to to be distributed to the coun- j ties in proportion to their popula-! FOR SALE Adair Street, and several lots on Florida Street. 'J. P. Prather. Columbillx May 4 Special to tion ’ as in dicated by the latest avail- Winners from i able est > mate of th e Bureau of .Cen- 85-J. Jacobs Bldg. M Horse and Mule Feed, Goat Feed, 1 ^4 land on *Norin _ , , , * i T^iironip - Feld' By 6 Burton^s ? Hard- ! ^unty grAke- Bve-a'crc pulp-] sus ' and « ne ; d “ d spscial pur- H c W Iciwood thinning conteXldged in ev-i«»ch as the combating of spec ery county in South Carolina are A FEW more Breakfast Room Sets,, being determined this weiMc by a table with four chairs. $89.50 value comrn j Ree composed of Dr. EJx^W. for S59.50. Home Supply Co. lc \ Watkins, director of the Clfems WE HAVE: plenty Royster’s Guano and Purina Chick feeds. H. J. Pitts. _ , _ tfc SPE^CIAL — Wednesday, Thursday, Friday—one lot Hose. 51 and 45- gauge. Values to $1.95—85c. Moore’s Dress Shoppe. . lc i FOR SALE—Millie's - Diner. See Mrs.! Scarborough at the diner. Also fur- 1 niched room tor rent on Laurens highwav. Mrs. Mildred Scarborough. ial health problems that may exist in certain counties. WELL BORING—In need of a well? i College extension service, C. H. Flo- See B. B. Weber. Union, S. C. Oyrtread of the State Commission of 20-4p Forestry, and H. t J. Malsberger, a ' representative of the Southern Pulp- C. BRYAN HOLLAND - Real Estate Phone 715 Laurens, S. C. (Over Brown’s Jewelry Store) The distribution to- counties of a $381,000 state appropriation to coun-' tt^s for rural sanitation and county i heaR^f purposes next ye’ar will be based 'Upon an allotment of $4,0,00 „ for each Comity plus ten cents per wood Conservation Association. The capita. Per e^pta population wiiL three groups are sponsoring the con- ! determined oyva 1943 estimate test, which has been entered by Rom war ration Sheets, which set farmers all over the state. Laurens county’s popuUHimi at 36,- 6-2pItt'«;t arrtvirn c nr ; na c'-irk- 1 A Laurens county winner will be 446. Under this arrangement, Lau- ’ .... .. 7, ' ' ’ (j. . p.y p,,. hprs otu Rp irn determined by the judges, and enun- ! 'C n s county will receive $7,044.60 s~\ .< \ \ < 'Till t -? ^ 11 ^ 11 omern xtcikil x o sno rs s.n ci id 0 dCA. .. ., . _ ■ it^^ ♦ f ~ 1 ? 1 a ut itnu>> i.vt utinemov ' i, ty contestants will also be eligible for in the next fiscal year for rural samr • v 1 1 ■ u-.u (i.u.s too, vj.vc a . . . \•... the district and statewide awards, tation and county health purposes. B.i. nes lovely sweetpeas. | MONUMENTS — We represent Veal State Forester Flory this week com- c ymi you do. Telephone, Bros., Georgia blue granite memo- mended al^ the Laurens county con Sne'll USED refrigerators. We have in stock several good used electric refriger- ators, reconditioned! and priced to sell. Home Supply Co. trials for luvediOnes. Estimates fur-, testants fclr the good work done on ForrGStal B^fiGVGS mshed on any size job/ Phone orjtheir five-acre pulpwood thinning, ^'g r JsJgj. (niminent write. J. T. Lawrence. Clinton. Phone projects, and added that the excel- i , 376-J. P. O. Box 363. 29-5p lent results were particularly out standing in view of the wet weather for Mother’s every mood Compacts by "smiPES for street wear — In jeweler's bronze on green, yellow, black or white, $3,95 "ENVELOPE” for dressier daytimes— in jeweler's bronze with topaz set ting, $9.95 < jy >3 k CZ I 1 V4 1 1 i Q I — —t j WANTED A used two-wheel lug - which hampered operations. GIVE MOTHER a Batiste Gown on gage trailer. Would prefer Chev- 1 : •> ’ - . 44—$3.95. rolet wheels. James -Thaxton. Thorn- Assorted colors.. Moore’s Dress well Orphanage Poultry Farm. Ip NotGCl boprano To Shoppe. ' lc 'GLADIOLUS BULBS, Dahlia Tu- AppCOf Ifl City BEE KEEPERS SUPPLIES. We have! bers, Amaryllis Bulbs and Canna; J t- _ H Washington, May 4. — Secretary of Defence F’orrestal said today that -he doesn't think war is imminent, til it were, Eie said, he’d be asking i $25,000,000,000 from congress instead 1 j of $3,481,000,000. , The head of the nation’s defense lT , „ . | establishment found himself in the hives and everything in Root’s, line Bulbs. Also Sprays and Fertilizers.; Miss Helen Ligon, dramatic so- odc j position of arguing against gi for the bee man. Blakely-Burton’s Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds, prano, of New York and Greenville, i ng t he military more funds Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. [Telephone 188. < -r id will appear in concert on May 18 at | t he lower figure. . BREEDING DOGS — Black and red KITCHEN RUGS—Bird or Dunn, all 8 the Presbyterian college He borrowed an ure or rhalle cocker spaniels at stud. Mrs.) new* stock, good patterns. Reduced a “ dl ^ oni } m uiader the sponsorship of! speec h 0 n extreme preparedness, i [ b Dailey. Phone 217-W. Itc prices. Home Supply Co. lc;[ be Unnton Jlusic club and tne col- ••[f you leave it to fihe military, — : T-5 I 1^0^. ] ’* f 2 LOTS FOR SALE —On old airport FOR SALE—Pine slab and strips ati ' Miss Ligon holds a mastef’-s degree road. New development just start-! G. F. Buford’s farm. Contact R. E. f rom the Julliard School of Music. they’ll - fortify the moon.” Forrestal testified before the sen- ed. City has cut new street. Buy early Neel, RED No. 3. Newberry. Ip she made her debut in Carnegia hall por t ^T^^pw^am ^to^nc^ea^e^^he before price goes up. R. E. Wysor, SA le 0 r TRADE — Several, last January. ! air force f^m *50 to 66 groups. The Jacobs Bidg. Phone 85-J. tfc nio'** mill*- TT^rmc if HAcirxiH " h0US6 VC |force X _ t:c nice milk cows. Terms if desired. EOR SALE.-One 7-8 Ien^t.;i.:n^k: aL,J_Ham^^Stone^ . jxjp , KiwafliqnS To Atteivd- zoted for a 70-group fur coat,-Size 16-18, in perfect com Mrs LOST—.-Red horse, weight about 800 i ^|y|£|QpQ| ^^GG^IIIQ IHc anH h'iac imre* nHairv arminH ^ Complete her fashion pic ture for street, for dressier daytimes, for evening— with one, two or three" style minded compacts by Elgin American. The Mothera Day gift of smartness, the smartest sort of way. -HEARTS DESIRE” for evening — in ster ling silver, $19.95 plus federal tax t J. C. THOMAS JEWELER "It’s Time That Counts”' c..:;on. lor information, see .wis. j ds and ^ race c h a j n a round Glenn Crepps. 181 Cypress St., Ly,i:d Fi n d er please notify J. D. La- M.lls. lc nier, RFD 1. 6 ^ number Clinton Kiwani^ns j moon ” Forrestal said he didn’J that D - J ‘ J will go to Greenwood Friday eve- h e would like to have such a force Senator O’Mahoney (D-Wye) ask- ed'the secretery if he considered a' — /i <0-gFoup force as “fortifying the : didn’t that $ - k TERMITE CONTROL — Over two WANTED — Three-room furnished ning for the annual divisional meet-■ j n beinx hundred fifty thousand structures aDar tment. Box’119. Clinton. lu:ing with Gene Coltrane. gpvei ha>v been protected against termite cama^tfv Why not have your’s pro- FOR SALE — Few cheap mules tected’ 1 J. R. Crawford. Phone! Heath Copeland. JO, Clinton/^TQrmite Co. of S. C., Batesburg, S. C. § « 1 Phone 314 or the Carolinas district, as the speaker. All nine clubs of ,tfie ninth dis- M. D. Wiley, Mgr -Uv-. FOR BRIDES;— Weddmg'Trivitations or Announcements, engraVed. or process printed. Reception and CaiN mg Cards. We will be happy to sup ply your needs. Chronicle Pub. Co. DEVOE P apartment. Box' 119. Clinton. lp;ing with Gene Coltrane, governor ofj He added, however, that the small- ft ere force, balanced with army and; j-j navy power, is designed to. get “the # best military results if our budget j'j is to be limited.” _ The $3,481,000,000 figure would be {‘js^ on top of the $11,000,000,000 armed ||| ——7 forces budget for the year begin- ‘ ; GOLDEN CROSS BANTAM, Coun- ning July f K try Gentleman. Truckers Favorite ' Forrestal said that in view of in . „ 1 Blakely’s Special, Hickory King and flatlon perilSi military expenditures! other Seed Corns. Blakely-Burton’s must . be limited unless cong^;* 1 EXPERT RADIO SERVICE On Home and Auto Sets CLINTON RADIO SERVICE Phone 142 In Rear L. B. Dillard’s Store trict will be represented at the meet. Want Ads SfW presents Shirts of MILLION’WINPOW MESH ♦V ♦♦ % i.i ii It i.i % « lOUSE PAINTS, Enamels F or sAL^-^John Deere tractop,^ B and Varnishes. Also Brushes, Tur- model. Pla*Ring and cultivating pentine. etc. We have a complete e q U i pment withSt^ Heath Copeland, line. “People who know use Devoe.” phone 314 or 47. / tfc Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds.! ■ . ———— — t e'epht.ne 183 j c ■ ELECTROLUX Sales/^Sdryice and j Supplies. H. L. Baldwin, Telephone 'tfc j - Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. FOR SALE—My home, at a reason able price. Reason for selling: I am leaving town. See White Bullock. 13-2p MOTHERS—Do you realize that you | 407.W. slaps controls on prices and supplies.! $| Senator O'Daniel (D-Tex) said the i ^ people are concerned about the hugej$ public debt. He said they are even | more concerned over statements by, :jt military figures that “we are getting! |-j closer to war.” fabric can save the drudgery of washing | diapers at home for as little as $1.60 per week, and also protect the health' of your child by be/ng sure of sani- i anr , Ca tary and sterile diapers, that have been washed through a total of 10 18 I FOR SALE — Sweet potato plants, Nancy Hall. Porto R.can, B.g, Forres . al lied , hal he has sajd ; j rtronfc wll-roottd ptanu. Now tjmes he does no t: bali.ve 8 ;ly- Plants, age Plants. Also all the fot need for your garden. -Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. rinses Baby Dy-De Service, Phonel^ t€ ^ borte ^ 88 ‘ • €05, Laurens. ^ 1 " t^ FOR SALE^-Milk cow. - J. S. Poole, ICE CREAM CHURNS, four-quart * ^hnton, HFD No. 1. ^ and s.x-quart from $8.75 Also ROOMS FOR RENT — Two miles Water Coolers and Therjnos Jugs.! from Bonds Crossroads, five'miles Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. ! from Goidvjlle. Miss Ida Smith, Rt. 2, Telephone 188. / lc Kinards. Ip PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY—Boll ; VTGORO, BONE MEAL, Sheep Ma- weevils destroy cotton — Termites tiure and Azalea Fertilizers. Also destroy property. Have your home Black Leaf 40, Red Arrow, Ever- protected against such damage. We ! green and Volck Sprays and Sulphur, tan give you a guaranteed job. Call Rotenone and Other Dusts. Blakely- POTATO PLANTS, Tomato dy^ 200 for $1.00, 500 for $1.50, 1,000, r . . . ,, pper Plants, Eggplants for $2.50, 5,000 for $12.50. J. C. Del-1 be ^ b 1 Lhat We should linger, Gleason, Tenn. 10-6 P| M the high command thought war BABY CHICKS. U. S. Approved ( was imminent, he said, “we probably Pullorum Passed, Barred Rocks,; would be asking for about $25,000,- White Rocks, R. I. Reds, Buff Qrp- ingtous and N. H. Reds. Also Feeds, Feeders, Fountains and Remedies. Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc FOR SALE—Large safe, $125. Phone 157. J. R. Crawford. Phone 10, Clinton. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. tic J- I> & G tWINT Made in the South for the South BUILDING MATERIALS J. R. Crawford _ $ Phone 10 . South Broad at Pine Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele phone 188.' lc WANTED—Two men experienced in general building maintenance, steady work, regular hours. Apply to |0. F. Beaty, plant superintendent, Presbyterian College. tfc FOR SALE—9x12 blue felt rug, like new, $35 cash. 203 Gary St. Phone 1450-M. f ) lc TERMITE CONTROL—Termites Ire flying ants. Why let them eat up your property? Termites work win ter and/ summer and are destroying over fifty million dollars worth- of property yearly. To be sure, have a free inspection. Call J. R, Crawford, Phone 10, Clinton. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S- C. - tfc FOR SALE—Six pure Duroc Jersey | years. pigs, $12.50 each. Also pulpwood j and 300 ft. pine and poplar. J. H.. Bell at Renno. 13-2pl ns | WOMAN’S OPPORTUNITY TO OWN HER OWN BUSINESS Open and manage a woman’s wear i specialty business in/your commu-1 nity. Retail Good Housekeeping- approved merchandise. Experience} unnecessary. Free training. $325 re quired, which you control. Present owners earn to $4,000 yearly profit. For interview your city write, Box 206, Philadelphia, 5, Pa.. 27-4p 000,000 in the first bite.” That would be for the first year - and Ire said the second year might call for another $25,000,000,000. He said again he did not want to leave the impression that war is 1 . near, but: “I do think we are in a : state of tension which may last many MclNTOSH'S . , SHOE SHOP Send Your Shoes To Us for Best Materials snd Workmanship. For Summer Comfort In Your Home A CLIMAX ROOM COOLER A Beadliful Ornament To Fit Any Ordinary Window $59.95 Installed HOME SUPPLY CO. Rhone 423 I; -X- Cool and confident.,* how better to face a sweltering day? 0 This full-combed million-window mesh ii the finest of fabrics. Sanforized*' i —' 7 ' ’' withstand tubbings by the dozen. K ‘ > / •Rsiidval shrlnkogs not mars than IS $4.25 •> 1 1 Jly&ia Mill Stale