The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 13, 1949, Image 6
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, January 13, 1949
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TO RENT — TO FIND — TO BUY — TO SELL
Everybody Reads *he Want Ads Terms Cash
NOTICE Rates for want ads are 50e 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.
/N THE NEWS
LQgT 14-week old Beagle puppy. FOR SALE—1936 Standard Chevro-
Missing since Jan. 9. Brown and let in good condition. Also one Boss |
white limp on left froot paw. Find- oil stove, 5-burner, table top model/
er or informer please notify Bob C. S. Quarles. Phone 406-W. 1c
McKinney, Presbyterian College. Ip WANTED TO BUY—*• Young mules
, — . I and milk cows. H. J. Pitts. tfc,
RENT our floor sanders, edgers, ana;
polishers. Complete line of sand- CALL 74 — For your office needs
paper and varnishes. Cox Home and I Chronicle Publishing Co^
Antr» ^nrmlv Phone 12. tfc /-•/'vr tvo
Auto Supply. Phone 12. ^ COLDS
hog curing' SUPPLIES. Salt, can be dangerous-treat them early.;
Plain or Smoke Sugar Cure. Sau- Spyronal, or ll you have fever,
call your doctor.
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
Phone 400
sage Seasoning, Sage, Black Pepper,
Red Pepper, Sta-Fresh and Skipper
Compound. Blakely-Burton s Hard- j ;
ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c pqr SALE—Wringer type washing
G E LIGHT GLOBES i machirye; $35. C. R. McDaniel. 13-2c■
We stock all sizes, and also three- WANTED — Used adding machine/
way globes in both sizes. Most regu- small. Also small safe. James E.j
lar style sizes 13c. Phone us your Wolfe, Box 308. Phone 610. 1c
requirements. ! — —— * I
SADLER -OWENS PHARMACY NOTICE—Positively no hunting or.
We Deliver Phone 40.0 trespassing of any kind" allowed on
__ ' my land or lands rented by me at
SAVE 40 f c on heating cost, with au y time. J. Dial Neighbors. Jan/
Celotex rock wood insulation. Call i3-8p.
J. R. Crawford, Phone 10, Clinton/—
The Southern insulating Co., Lees- FOR RENT—Nicely furnished bed-;
vilie tfc r(X>m - 512 N. Broad St., Phone
_1 — 422-W. Mrs. Ralph Norment. 1c
ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and
Supplies. H L. Baldwin, Telephone
407-W. tfc J
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AMMUNITION—Hunters, see us for!
your needs. Yarborough Oil Co.
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DEYOE PAINTS, inside and Outside „ AT r :
rt t FOR SALE—1941 Ford car in per-
House Paints, Enamels, Ons, v ar-• ^ t
feet condition. H. J. Pitts.
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rushes and Brushes, Turpentine, etc.
Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. WOOD FOR SALE—Good dry wood
Telephone 188. ' 1c for stoves and heaters at D. B.:
Wehunts Cash Grocery on Laurens
road. Ip-tfc
Madam Cherokee
INDIAN PALMIST
READER AND ADVISER
I Guarantee Success Where Others Fail
Located:
House Trailer on L. J. Brock Lot
Next to Pool Room
JOANNA, S. C.
GOLD THEATRE
Joanna, S. C.
Morning Shows—Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 10 A. M.
Matinee->—Monday. Wednesday, Friday 3:00 P. M.
Night Shows—livery night 6:30 and 8:30
Admission 35c (29c plus 6c tax); Children under 12—9c
HEATER WOOD for Sale-^Leave or
ders for Groce Godfrey at Bald-
Chevrolet’s biggest newspaper advertising campaign will use 5,972 dailies and
weeklies to announce new models January 22. Dwarfing Toni Banish, here’s
what 5,972 newspapers look like, each representing an individual publication.
win Motor Co.
tf ROSE BUSHES. We ekpeet a ship
ment this week of Red, Pink White
WE HAVE plentv Royster's Guano , ,, ,, cur, i
, * -f. , , , ,, T and \ellow Bush Roses, individually
and Purina. Chick teeds. H J. pa( . ked Blakely-Burton’s Hardware
_ c & Seeds. Telephone 188. . le !
LOST--Black pig. weight 60 pounds. NOW OPEN—Dixie Trim Shop OQ
Grady Dunaway, Rt. 1, near R. A. Laurens road, about one mile from
Steer place. Lp Clinton. Tailor-made seat covers,
JINK IS HAND LOTION head Jinings, and general upholstery.
Makes your hands soft, smooth and Your patronage appreciated. _ tfc
velvety. Chaps relieved over night WE PAY TOP PRICES for your com,
and cured completely after three or oa t5 and wheat. Carolina Milling
As Washington Sees It. .
[HE NATIONAL SCENE
Special to .The Chronicle.
Washington, Jan. 12.—While polit
ical observers here agree that Pres-
three or
four applications. 39c and 69c.
’ SADLER-OWBINS PHARMACY
We Deliver Phone 400 WANTED
figure has been increased at least
several billion dollars since that time.
Think of that! more than $20,000,-
000,000 of federal funds have been
poured into housing since 1933.''
Here are the facts. Actually the
federal government under the U. S.
housing act of 1933, up to the end
of 1947 had exnended less than one
billion dollars for public housing. In
1947 administrative expenses and
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JAN. 13-14-
"GOOD SAM"
With GARY COOPER
SATURDAY, JANUARY 15-
double FEATURE—
'NIGHT WIND
...and...
'LAND OF THE LAWLESS
With JOHNNY MACK BROWN
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JAN. 17-18—
"KEY LARGO"
With HUMPHREY BOGART
, Co., Laurens, S. C.
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Colored
ident Truman has established him- „ . ... r ... ,
,, ., . . , , . , subsidies for the federal public hous-
stlf as the uncontested leader of the o,-.
Democratic party, they are wonder
ing administration were only $17,-
100,000. The difference between these
Young's Pharmacy.
delivery boy. in S just how far the congress w,11 (lgi ; res ' and the 20 billion dollars re . g
1c go in granting him a green light on , , . ... D .. „ , IK
ferred to by Bunting was made up
by IS) billion dollars of insurance of
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19—
"SO EVIL MY LOVE
Also — CASH NIGHT
NEXT—
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EXPERT RADIO SERVICE
On Home and Auto Sets
CLINTON RADIO SERVICE
Phone 142
In Rear L. B. Dillard's Store
ed. City has cut new street. Buy early
before price goes up. R. E. Wysor,
Jacobs Bldg. Phone 85-J. tfc
LOST — Red bone hound dog. An
swers to name ‘‘Tillie.’’ Female,
white stocking feet, white breast,
■white tip tale, and white tip nose. If
found please return to Dwight V. 1
Suttle, 2 Lee Street. 13-2p
C. BRYAN HOLLAND
Real Estate
Phone 715 Laurens, S. C. ext ra dollars to the family in- rules committee, never will have the
(Over Brown's Jewelry Store) come by becoming arf Avan repre- chance of dominating the committee
NOAH’S ARK has'plenty of used sentative. Start now. Representatives as be_did_during the 79th ^nd 80th^ ^ ™
c nW hath tnh< nlH waimi' needed in Clinton and Joanna. Write congresses when a coalition of re- io yieia
f vV -h ju and- of used Mrs - Julia-T. Sorgee, District Mana- calcitrant southern Democrats joined surplus when national income and
' " each. Noah's Ark, Ab- ser. Box 219. A,ken. S. C. 3-4c with northern Republican, to dictate JJJ 5a 8 J ha ^ d '
D30-C THANK YOU NOTES the measures which should go before , .. s , e , e e
congress for a vote.
"APARTMENT FOR PEGGY"
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LOTS FOR SALE On oid airpo.t • , T~ „ the Truman legislation which he pro
road. New development just start-^ICE No hunting, fishing or :misec J t u e vo t e rs and which the De-
trespassing on our lands. H. J. ised t e private housing loans on properties
Pitts, Mrs. J. M. Pitts. tfc I ™ cratlc P latform pledged t0 the P e °- ! owned privately. These 19 billion g
P The concensus is that the Ptesi-i on'Tou^ml; “th^' represem Sp ^‘|fe«aa»g»» , 'lf'«iririftl1llll»Wlllt«lllllllllllllllllllllHm»WRIIII I
dent can have just about what he amount of private housing insured
wants, with the possible exception of by FH a over the past 15 years,
the civil rights program, insofar as; The commiUee {or ecen0Tnic de .
! a Vyk n™ deleg t all0n ,S conce , r " ed - velopment which is a non-profit or-'
And the Democratic caucus is ^ ganization of small or medium-sized
to letermine by changing the house business men has come forward with
— —; ' u e;> sllghtly ’ f that Congressman a monetary and fi sca i policy for gov-
HOL SEW IVES Does your present Eugene Cox of Georgia, ran inj, emment after several years of study,
income fall short of your needs? member of the all-important house Briefly the CED says 1
books at 10c
beville. S. C.
THANK YOU NOTES
Have you written them? We have a
1. Fix stable tax rates. The
tax rates to be fixed should be at a
a moderate
if the economy turns down. Thus, in
FOR SALE—Milk cows, with young ™ve you wrmei. men.; .ve nave a President Truman, however, has boom times there shouId be a budget
calves. H. J. Pitts. tfc n ‘^ e selec min of C: ore^pondence gj V en in one iota on his civil sUr P' us anc ^ depressions a budget
, Cards. Note and Letter Paper, 49c _ „ htK nrn[Jrarn an H ha* carvaH nntipp deficit.
$100.00 REWARD for ident/hcation of t0 sl _oo. I .L k! 2. During periods
party who killed 400-500 lb. white-
face Hereford bull on the Chappells \y e Deliver
place ranch recently. T. J. Leake. 1c
PANSY PLANTS. Maple Leaf Giants
in MfXed Colors. They make a
large bloom and bushy plant. Blake-
ly-Burtun's Hardware & Seeds. Tel
ephone 188. 1c
FOR SALE—Pigs and shoats. Hamp
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
Phone 400
on his congressional leaders that he
expects them to go down the line for
of inflation
the government should use (federal
America’s Finest
HOT POINT
Home Appliances
HOME SUPPLY CO.
Next to Bailey’s Bank
him on this program which include-, Ieserve action to tighten credit; use
abolition of the poll tax, anti-lynch- rr ’. m 1 f rd s ^ r n>us to retire bank
ing, anti-segragation in interstate bed ^ e bt, refund government debt
transportation lines, and a fair em- ! n ,, w ? ys tbat W1 . , ie boce portions
ployment practices measure would ' e | d by comrner cial banks; cut the
eliminate race, color or creed in mat- umc Kovernment loans and
ters of emDlovment ^usrRntccs of losns. During periods
empioymem. lobbyists of deflation these policies should be
K Kigs ana snoais. nainp-; FOR c at f _ ] q 41 Ford nickun truck An indicatl0n of t how reversed
^ ! ''1 k -T , . n r d /*^ A 4 ck G r adS k .N P AdS S:4 q rt i r:?t ,0 sp P e™ch e o P , ran Ear Administration leaders, however,
oond.non. Joe McDan.el, Telephone | s , phone Jp magging dfr^lSr ol the (ha, the more oraclical solu-
I GO TO CHURCH ! National Association- of Manufac- tl0n would be to concentrate on pro-
HAND PRUNING SHEARS, Lopping Q on *^ ^ a s ijg b t cough keep you at turers. Speaking of the joint con- « :arns which would prevent a depres-
Shears, R.F.D. Mail Boxes, Wall- b . . ... . . .^ .
home. Get a box of SUCRETS—the gressional committee named to study Sin . C 5 ^ osts ^ r f f d fP 1 ’®?, 510113 w °V ld
more than offset the surplus
that ^ ainec ^ in Periods of boom times.
rite Wall Paper, Sandvik Saws and surej pleasant tast i ng cou g h drop, bousing, Bunting said:
Extra Blade s . Blakely-Burton s that stop£ . coughs immed i atel y. Anti- i ‘ This committee reported
Hardware & Seeds. Telephone_18S._ , septiCi soothing. 25c. sin ce 1933 the federal government xiLIARY TO - MEET
COVERED BUTTONS m a d e .a n y SADLER-OW’ENS PHARMACY has made specific expenditures and
time.. Three sizes, plain, 6 styles Wg Deliver Phone 400 commitments and assumed direct
in black and white, ivory, nickel and
gilt rims. Mrs. Charlie McDaniel, 201
S. Broad Street. tfc
NOTICE
For QUALITY Radio Repairs
Rowland’s Radio Shop
Gary St. ; —Phone 430
COX SEED CLEANERS is open full
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- LEGAL PAPERS — Note and Mort-
tention. Prefer to clean by appoint- gage. Bill of Sale. Real Estate FOR SALE
ment. Write Box 593, Clinton, or Mortgage, and Title to Real Estate,
telephone 184-W after 7 p.m. for in
formation. Cox Seed Cleaners, oppo
The American Legion Auxiliary
and contingent liabilities for hous- u ’ 111 ^ ue , SC ! ay . *J an ‘
ing of at least 20 billion dollars. The ^ aiy at . tbe bome
_ _ Mrs. W. C. Baldwin. All members
‘ are cordially invited to attend.
Want Ads
site Florida Street school.
37-4c
Chronicle Publishing Co.
VITAMINS
WANTED
Reliable lady for respon
sible job in Clinton. Must
have own car. Start work
at once.
Write—
P. O. BOX 514
Clinton, S. C.
Build up your resistance during these
cold raw days. W’e have all of the
best brands, and will be gtad to serve
you.
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
We Deliver Phone 400
FOR SALE—White rabbits. J. Paul ; will buy, and at no extra cost to you.
McCauley, Route 3. Ip Also Lemon and Almond extracts.
PATIENTS AT HAYS HOSPITAL
fVVL c'xVV, „ , : ~T - YESTERDAY
FOR SALE — Hudson car, in excel
lent condition. If interested, call Miss Thelma Russ, Mrs. Lillian
22. Mississippi Youngs. 1c /h’own, D. Bailey, James Owens,
\I rs Cora Price.
Nice sturdy-built din- -a*.
ing chairs. Call at The .Chronicle Lt. Col. and Mrs. Powell A. Fraser
office- 20-2p celebrated their wedding anniversary
LOST —^Gold tear drop ear ring, -fcouary 11.
Finder please notify Mrs. Frank _
Owens, Phone 9086. 1c
VANILLA EXTRACT
W’e handle PARKE-DAVIS brand
only. Made from choice Mexican va
nilla beans, the finest that money
COX’S SERVICE is ready to care for
your yard leveling, excavating,
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY t
We Deliver Phone 400
grading, preparing land, terracing. I FOR SERVICE — Registered whi-te-
Built to meet government require-1 face bull. Fee $5.00 cash. J. Hamp
ments. Call 184-W after 7 p.m., or! Stone. 20-2p
. 0p P° 8 i te ., Florida 1 FO(R~RENT—Unfurnished~or~~partly
For Sale At List
Price
New 1948
3 /4-ton
INTERNATIONAL
PICKUP TRUCK
D. M. VAUGHAN ^
Kinards, S. C.
Street school, at Cox Seed Cleaners,
Box 593, Clinton. * 27-4c
IN STOCK
Easy Flow Fertilizer Spreaders, 8 ft.
sizes, Wood Saws, Post Hole Diggers,
Feed ’ Mills,$ Planters, Cultivators,
furnished small apartment (large
bedroom and bath, small kitchen and
dinette). Conveniently located. Pre
fer working couple. Write (do not
Chronicle. 1c
Harrows, Tandum, Bush, Bog and ^ ^ 7.
Spike, Plows, 2 disc, 5 disc and 21 MOTHcRS-Doyou realize (hntyoo
bottom scrape blades, Scoop Pans,L OTn Sa ’: e ‘ he d ( rUdger , :l '„'; f WaS . h 1 ‘;f,
Iron! end loaders. Any type equip- ' dlar ' ers at home r °. r as llttle aa * 18IJ
ment for Ford Tractors.
PITTS-DILLARD IMPLEMENT CO.
Ford Tractors and Dearborn
Farm Equipment
West Main St. Phone 219-R
Clinton, S. C.
per W2ek, and also protect the health
of your child by being sure of sani- j
tary and sterile diapers, that have;
been washed through a total of 10
rinses. Baby Dy-De Service, Phone i
605, Laurens. tic |
—TIRES
—TUBES
—BATTERIES
—BICYCLES
—guns ;
—RIFLES
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WESTERN
AUTO STORE
J. A. Orr, Jr.
Put yourself in this picture!
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will be sunny, bright —and fun to
work in! Let us help you to make it
a neality!
Still trudging down in that dark, dank basement to get
your laundry done?
Stop a second. Take a few steps through this modern
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yours, today!
STEP NO. 1: Enjoy a half-hour of leisure as the General
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STEP NO. 2: Take only one step to transfer your snowy
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General Electric Tumbler Dryer. Fluff dries chenilles,
bed spreads, scatter rugs!
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