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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, January 6, 1949
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TO RENT — TO FIND — TO BUT — TO SELL
Everybody Rciads the Want Ads Terms Cash T
NOTICE—Rates for want ads are 5dc 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.
Truman Is Called
Best Dressed Man
1UE. YEARS
Mount Vernon, N. Y., Dec. 27.—
President Truman is the best dressed
man in America, in fact he has that!James F. Watts,
He shows wise discrimination
choice of style and color.”
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WANTED—House or apartment, fur
nished or unfurnished. Permanent
resident. References. T. E. Gantt, at
Roddy’s Restaurant. Ip
RENT our floor sanders, edgers, ana
polishers. Complete line of sand
paper and varnishes. Cox Home and
Auto Supply. Phone 12. tfc
WANTED TO BUY — Young mules ]/' EEPING accurate track of years
J. Pitts. tfc has been one of h
and milk cows. H.
CALL 74 — For your office needs
Chronicle Publishing Co.
Wood For Sale.
W. Copeland.
All Kinds.
Posey „
tfc j Christ,
HOG CURING SUPPLIES. Salt,
Plain or Smoke Sugar Cure, Sau
sage Seasoning, Sage. Black Pepper,
Red Pepper. Sta-Fresh and Skipper j
Compound. Blakely-Burton’s Hard-!
ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. SALE—Wringer type washing
G. E. LIGHT GLOBES
COLDS ■
Can be dangerous—treat them early.
Take Spyronal, or if you have fever,
call your doctor.
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
We Deliver Phone 400
machine, $35. C. R. McDaniel. 13-2c
We stock all sizes, and also three- NOTICE—^Positively no hunting or
way globes in both sizes. Most regu- trespassing of any kind allowed on
lar style sizes 13c. Phone us your my land or lands rented by me at
requirements. , auy time. J. Dial Neighbors. Jan.
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY ! 13-8p.
We Deliver Phone 400
human history’s
toughest problems. Many a head
ache and much trouble have dogged
those who dared to tackle it.
Seven hundred years before
a smart Roman named
Pompilius stayed
awake nights fig
uring out what he
thought was a good
system. But, alas,
he made several
mistakes. Within
a few hundred
years the calendar
which he had
worked so hard
to produce became
inaccurate and
practically useless.
The man who inherited the re
sultant confusion of Pompilius’
ideal look,” Mrs. Veronica Dengel
said today.
Mrs. Dengel, president of the
American Women’s Institute, said
ev,. _ . j she polled Women’s opinions on well
For instance, when Ceasar got! dressed men on a n ' ti0 n al lecture
PATIENTS AT BLALOCK CUNIC
YESTERDAY
Durward Murdoch, Tonita Ray,
Mrs. Betty Coates,
Mrs. Lois Albertson, Grady Fuller.
errors was a very busy person by
Jhe name of Julius Ceasar. Ceasbr
ailed all the best minds of his
WANTED — Young woman, white,
SAVE 401 on heating cost, with; age 25 to 45, married or single, to
Celotex rockwood insulation. Call do contact work for reliable business
J R. Crawford. Phone 10, Clinton, firm in Clinton. Prefer college edu-j empire into conference and soon the
The Southern Insulating Co., Lees- ; cation. Applicant must have and use world was given another calendar
t fcI own car Write immediately to Box It wasn . t much goodt either It only
A? I lasted fifteen hundred years or so
stuck with Pompilius* system the tour '
calendar and the solar equinoxes i S h e said President Truman’s “garb
ere months apart. Pope Gregory m irrors Americans. It’s neat, smart
went to work on Ceasar s calendar and strikingi and the ideal standard ...
. when it - was lagging ten sou ght by the average businessman, derson.
days behind the sun. ;
To Pope Gregory we owe the leap-
year, In presenting his calendar
to the world, the pope specified that
the calendar play leap-frog. As a re
sult, the year 1582 holds all records
for losing birthdays. In order to
make up the ten days the calendar
was behind the sun, the days be
tween October 5 and October 15
were simply skipped—lost forever, j
During the evolution of our cal- i j*
endar some strange things have H
been tried. Once a year was only
ton months long, once March was ;•
the first month, again January was j'j
the first month, and once February j.f
was the last. j-j
Scholars still wrestle with the
problem of the years. Even today
there’s agitation
JOINS ROSE’S STORE
E. A. Chestnut, formerly of Rich
mond, Va., a native of Fayetteville,
N. C., has assumed the position of
assistant manager of Rsoe’s 5, 10 and
25c store here.
Mr. and Mrs. Chestnut are resid
ing in the home of Mrs. L. S. Hen-
GOLD THEATRE
Joanna, S. C.
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Morning Shows—Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 10 A. M.
Matinee—Monday, Wednesday, Friday 3:00 P. M.
Night Shows—Every night 6:30 and 8:30
Admission 35c (29c plus 6c tax); Childfen under 12—9c
ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and
for calendar revi
sion. One solution
would keep a 12-
Supplies. H. L. Baldwin, Telephone Hunters, see us
- ,\r your needs. Yarborough Oil C
for : Then Pope Gregory XIII tried to month year with
407-W’
your needs. Yarborough Oil Co. .straighten out the mistakes in
— tfc Ceasar’s calendar. The result was
FIRE SCREENS, Set-In Portable I FOR cat F 1041 F ord j n np r the Gregorian calendar which we
Grates. Partable Oil Heaters, 2-; F ^ R F T or a . in i use today.
burner Oil Cook Stves, Stove Ovens —-ei, con Rion. H. J-_Pi r s. tfc However, there’s trouble ahead.
and Stove Repairs. Blakely-Burton’s WOOD FOR SALE—Good dry wood Along about 2500 your many-times
Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. for stoves and heaters at D. B. great grandchil-
HEATER WOOD fo7sale—Leave o7^ We J] urR s Cash Grocery on Laurens; dren will celebrate
ders for Groce Godfrey at Bald- roa ~
win Motor Co. tf WANTED — Furnished apartment.
FOR SALE—Several tons of triple-
a New Year that's
bound to be trou-
Call Mrs. Wright at Clinton Ho- bl esorr >e. That s the
clean Korean lespedeza seed
Tankersley, Clinton, Rt. 1.
Joe
tel.
Ip ^ NOW OPEN-
2p year our calendars
1 will start getting
Dixie Trim Shop on out of whack. When
WE HAVE plentv Royster’s Guano Laurens road, about one mile from c a ] e n d a r s go
Purina Chick 'feeds. » -T Clinton. Tailor-made seat covers.
and
Pitts.
2^ J Wiiiiuu. i aiivi-i.iauc acai cuvcia, wr ong* seaSOOS
‘ ‘ head linings, and general upholstery! start arr i v ing on
Your patronage appreciated. Me the wrong days
JINKPS HAND LOTION WE PAY TOP PRICES for your corn, and in the wrong
...lakes you. hands so.t. smoo.n am oats and w h ea t. Carolina Milling months. This hap-
velvety. Chaps relieved over night £ 0 L aurens g q
and cured completely after three or —-— ’— ‘— 1
four applications. 39c and 69c. GOLF CLUBS for Sale—Set of left-
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY handed clubs, three woods, and
We Deliver Phone 400 eight irons and putter. See Jack Da-
,vis at Laurens Drive-In Theatre. Ip
NOTICE — No hunting, fishing or
trespassing on our lands. H. J.
Pitts, Mrs. J. IVJ. Pitts. tfc
provision made for
the extra day left
over from the 52-
week year in or
dinary years and
the two days in
leap year.
The extra day in
ordinary years
would follow December 30 and be j’t
known merely as Year Day. Janu-
ary 1 would then follow. In leap £
years, Saturday, June 30, would be
followed the next day by another
Saturday called Leap Day, then
Sunday, July 1.
However, it doesn’t look as though
there'll be any revision during 1949.
Most people will be too busy with
their own problems this year tc |
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JAN. 6-7—
"A SONG IS BORN”
In Technicolor. With DANNY KAY and VIRGINIA MAYO
SATURDAY, JANUARY 8—
DOUBLE FEATURE--
'WINNER'S CIRCLE
...and...
WESTERN HERITAGE
With TIM HOLT
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MONDAY AM) TUESDAY, JAN. 10-11—
"SILVER RIVER"
With ERROL FLYNN and ANN SHERIDAN
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12—
'GIRL FROM MANHATTAN
Also — CASH NIGHT
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tfc pens because calendars aren’t prop- worry about 2500 when our calen-
erly geared to the sun’s movements. 1 dars won’t be much gpod.
NEXT-
LOTS FOR SAI On old airport
road- New devOaHLent just start-
edrC:ly has cut m^^P , eet. Buy early
before price goes up. R. E. Wysor,
Jacobs Bldg. Phone 85-J. tfc
Birth Announcements
WE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING
—EXCEPT BAD
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
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GOOD SAM'
With GARY COOPER jj
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LOST — Red bone hound dog. An
swers to name ' Tillie.” Female, £20
white stocking feet, white breast,
white tip tale, and white tip nose. If
found please return to Dwight V.
Suttle, 2 Lee Street. 13-2p
C. BRYAN HOLLAND
• Real Estate
Phone 715 Laurens, S. C.
(Over Brown’s Jewelry Store)
FREE — FREE — Inquire about free
records at The Clinton Music Sup-:. D *
ply Co., 103 North Broad. Phone ^ OSpit ^:.. 15 the f ° rmer
BRYSON
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bryson an
nounce the birth of a son, Sidney
Rushton, Jr., December 30, at Hays
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EXPERT RADIO SERVICE
On Home and Auto Sets
CLINTON RADIO SERVICE
Phone 142
In Rear L. B. Dillard’s Store
Miss Elsie Painter.
THIBODEAU
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Anice Thibo
deau announce the birth of a son,
John Archille, January 2, at Hays
hospital. Mrs. Thibodeau is the for
mer Miss Eva Campbell.
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BISHOP
1 Mr. and Mrs. William Delma Bish-
, 1 n■ . . op announce the birth of a son, Wil-
color. gM^size. Finder please no- Jr January , a , Hays hos .
p pital. Mrs. Bishop is the former Miss
has plenty of used MULE LOST from my place, bay
tubs.
NOAH’S ARK
doors, sinks, bath ti/bs, old walnut
frames. Also thousands of used tify Guy L. Copeland
books at 10c each. Noah’s Ark, Ab-1 ~ A ' zr~ V 1 1 • j * • r. • uu
D30-, WANTED—To do all kinds of sew- Georgia Bee Neighbors
beville, S. C.
ing, work guaranteed. Reasonable
FOR SALE—Milk cows, with young prices. Phone 604-J. Mrs. B. H. Scott, SMITH
calves. H. J. Pitts. tfc 403 S. Broad St. Ip ^Ir. and Mrs. Edgar Smith an-
VANILLA EXTRACT THANK YOU NOTES | ThTniin!
We handle PARKE-DAVIS brand Have you written them? We have a . if . h ■ -A. f nrrn p r
only. Made from choice Mexican Va-' nice selection of Crorespondence ^ w' A it+ .
nilla beans, the finest that money Cards, Note and Letter Paper, 49c amnn.
will buy. and at no extra cost tQ_you»i-to $1.00. SMITH
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
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Phone 400
Mr. and Mrs. Luke W. Smith an
nounce the birth of a son, William
Also Lemon and Almond extracts.
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY We Deliver
We Deliver Phone 400 FOR SALE _2936 Standard Chevro- Harold, January 1„ at Blalock clinic.
MOTHERS—Do you realize that you let in good condition. Also one Boss Mrs. Smith is the former Miss Annie
cen save the drudgery of washing oil stove, 5-burner, table top model. Webb.
diapers at home for as little as $1.60 C. S. Quarles, Phone 406-W.
per w^ek, and also protect the health 1
of your child by being sure of sani
tary and sterile diapers, that have
been washed through a total of 10
rinses. Baby Dy-De Service, Phone,
605, Laurens. tfc
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America’s Finest
HOT POINT
Home Appliances
HOME SUPPLY CO.
Next to Bailey’s Bank
Two Hi Games
Here Friday Night
The Clinton high basketball quin
tet and sextet will meet the Gaffney
| basketball teams here Friday night
PANSY PLANTS. Maple Leaf Giants FOR SALE—212-acre farm 6 miles ! at 7 30 in the ar morv
in Mixed Colors. They make a southwest of Clinton, all under
large bloom and bushy plant. Blake- fence. Write Taylor Martin, New,-
]y-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tel- berry, S. C, Ip 1
ephone 188. . 1c
GO TO CHURCH
Want Ads
FOR SALE—Pigs and shoats. Hafnp- Don’t let a slight cough keep you at
shire and Duroc stock. In good home. Get a box of SUCRETS—the
condition. Joe McDaniel, Telephone sure, pleasant tasting cough drop,! Newberry S. C-
128 - , that stops coughs immediately. Anti-'
FOR SALE—My house and lot on S
Broad St. Write Taylor Martin,
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NOTICE—tfo hunting or trespassing se Ptic. soothing, 25c. | VITAMINS
allowed on my land at any time SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY i Build up your resistance during these
P S Bailey. 6-5c We Deliver Phone 4001 cold raw days. We have all of the
1 best brands, and will be glad to serve
HAND PRUNING SHEARS. Lopping
Shears, R.FD. Mail Boxes, Wall-
rite Wall Paper, Sandvik Saws and
Extra Blades: Blakely-Burton’s
Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188.
NOTICE
For QUALITY Radio Repairs
Rowland’s Radio Shop
Gary St—Phone 430
COVERED BUTTONS made any!
time. Three sizes, plain, 6 styles
m black and white ivory, nickel and LE £ A L PAPERS~Note and Mort-
gilt runs Mrs. Charlie McDaniel, 2011 gage> Bill of Sale> Real £state
S. Broad Street.^ ,tfc Mortgage, and Title to Real Estate.
COX SEED CLEANERS is open full Chronicle Publishing Co.
time for cleaning, separating, treat- |
ing, and scarifying your seed. Most
modern machinery used. Supervised
by Ernest E. Cox. Your business ap
preciated. Every lot given careful at
tention. Prefer to clean by appoint
ment. Write Box 593, Clinton, or
telephone 184-W after 7 p.m. for in-1
formation. Cox Seed Cleaners, oppo
site Florida Street school. 37-4c
IN STOCK
Easy Flow Fertilizer Spreaders, 8 ft.
sizes, Wood Saws, Post Hole Diggers,
Feed Mills, Planters, Cultivators,
Harrows, Tandum, Bush, Bog and
Spike, Plows, 2 disc, 5 disc and 2
bottom scrape blades, Scoop Pans,
front end loaders. Any typ£ equip
ment for Ford Tractors.
PITTS-DILLARD IMPLEMENT CO.
Ford Tractors and Dearborn
Farm Equipment
West Main St. Phone 219-R
Clinton, S. C.
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you.
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
We Deliver ' Phone 4U0
COX’S SERVICE is ready to care for
your yard leveling, excavating,]
grading, preparing land) terracing.
Built to meet government require
ments. Call 184-W after 7 p.m., or
see Ernest E. Cox, opposite Florida
Street school, at Cox Seed Cleaners,
Box 593, Clinton. 27-4c
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Clearance Sale!
SIS and MOM SHOP
ALL DRESSES HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO PRICES THAT WILL
HELP YOUR BUDGET
We Invite Your Comparison of Our Prices
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COTTON DRESSES, now $2.19 each
SWEATERS were $4.50, now .... $3.50
3.75, now 3.25
5.59, now 4.50
BLOUSES were $8,50, now* $5.98
3.59, now r 2.98
3.49, now 2.98
CLOTH SHOP
Frost Point Material, 42 inches wide,
yard ; $1.69
Frost Stripe Material, 42 inches wide,
yard $1.69
54-inch Taffeta, wide assortment of
colors, yard $1.69
Cotton Gabardine, seam-tested, color
fast, washable, yard $1.39
Joanna Everglazed Chintz, 15 different patterns, yard 89c
SPECIALS ON SALE IN CLOTH SHOP
Bath Mat Sets, each $2.39
Short lengths, 81-inch Sheeting, yd 40c
54-inch All Wool Material, navy and
black, yard $1.39
Cotton Prints, remnants and full bolts,
yard 7 20c
80x80 Cotton Prints, yard 39c
Close Out—1 lot Drapery Material,
yard 39c
36-inch Cretonne, yard 59c
All Wool Blankets, each $5.95
81x108 Sheets, were $3.98, now $3.45
81x108 Sheets, were $3.45, now $2.89
Pillow Cases, were 79c, now 65c
Pillow Cases, were 59c, now 45c
Towels, were 85c, now 69c
Towels, were 49c, now 35c
Towels, were 59c, now 45c
Towels, were 69c, now 55c
Wash Cloths, were 19c, now 15c
GROCERY AND MEAT DEPARTMENTS
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Clinton Welding & Repair
Service
J. M. WHAM, Prop.
“We Weld Well”
FARM MACHINERY REPAIRS
Phone 418
Armour Star Grade “A” Eggs, doz 70c
Grits, Morning Glory and Jim Dandy,
5 lbs 30c
Del Monte Cut Green Beans,
No. 2 can
23c
Del Monte Green Lima Beans,
17 oz. can 25c
Premier Catsup, 14 oz. bottle 22c
A ■
Round Steak, grade A, lb 90c
Sirloin Steak, grade A, lb.
87c
Chuck Roast, grade A, lb.
59c
Brisket Stew, grade A, lb. ...
30c
Fresh Ground Beef, lb.
45c
Extra Select Oysters, pint
85c
Standard Oysters, pint 75c
JOANNA STORES
Joanna, S. C.