The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 12, 1949, Image 6
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THE CLINTON O'RONM’LE
THURSDAY. MAY 12. 1949
WANT ADS
TO RENT — TO FTVL/ — TO BirjT — TO SELL
Everybody Reads »he Want Ads Terms Cash
NOTICE—Rates for want ads are 50c minimum for 25 words, all
over 25 words 2c per word. AH want ads are cash except to firms
carrying monthly chance accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co.
Objectives of Home
Demonstrotion Work
FOR SALE—8-ft. G. E. Home Freez
er. Used orriy one year. Price
worth asking about. T. C. Johnson,
Jr.. Telephone 4 or 576-R. 1c
FOR SALE — Two used .outboard
motors. Cheap. See J. H. Todd or
S A. Timmons at Industrial Sup
ply Co.. * tf
FOR SALE—400-lb. hogs by Christ
mas. 33 young hogs 140-170 lb.
t * feed out for killing time. 10 suit
able for brood sows. T. B. Sumerel,
Route 1. Laurens. 19-2p
MARK WELL PUNCHMASTER—For
ticket and other punching. A handy
little office item. $1.00., Chronic!*
Publishing Co. Phone 74.
SEVERAL good used pianos. Tuned
and ready to go. $95 up. Easy
terms. The Trading Post, Laurens.
WANTED—By local insurance com
pany, man between ages of 26 to
3<i Good future for right man. Car
essential Apply to J. R. Reeder, Box
113. Clinton. Ip
ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and
Supplies, ii L. Baldwin, Telephone
407-W. tfc_
WE HAVE plenty Royster’s Guano
and Purina Chick feeds. H. J.
Pitts. tfc
WINTER CLOTHES
and blankets can be protected from
moths during the summer wath
Mothballs. Larvex and Paradichlor-
benzene W^ have all of them jn
stock, and the cost is not high.
Phone Us No. 400 We Deliver
SADLER-OWEXS PHARMACY
WATER KEGS, in 5. 10. and 20-ga!-
1 n .'izes. Water Coolers. Gallon
Therm.is Jugs. Pint and Quart Vacu
um Seal Bottles. Blakely-Burton’s
Hardware Ac Seeds, Telephone 188.
F< >R SALE — Several good Singer
sew.ng machines, d.mng room and
breakfast room suites, china closets
The Trading Post, Laurens. tfc
FOR KALEt- Antique Empire sofa
Perfect condition. $100 Phone 357.
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•FFICE BCX)KS—Ledgers, ail Hinds.
Ledger Sheets, uonst Leaf Bind*
*'}. Cash Biuics, jou. na.s, D«>
Books. Sales Books. Columnar Pads
Cali 74 Chronic It Publishing Co.
1949 handy Ever Ready desk calen
dars. small and handy. Chronicle
Publishing Co., Stationery Dept.
AT YOUR SERVICE— We are equip-
ped to do the following custom
wvrk at c ustom prices: Excavating.
Leveling Yards. Breaking Land, Pre
paring Gardens, Mov.ng Dirt, Mowr-
irg. Baling Straw and Hay. Com-
Phone 184-W’ after C pm
bee Erne*! E Cox’s Seed Cleaaners,
• 593. Clinton. 4c
COTTON HoES. Garden Tools for
all your needs and Goodrich Koro-
•eal Garden and Lawn Hose in 25
nd 50 foot lengths Blak4!y-Burton’s
Hardware Ac Seeds Telephone 188.
FOR SALE—Milk cows, with young
calves. H. J. Pitts. tfc
WALNUT Secretary Also have cher
ry chest of drawers, Just refinished.
Very beautiful. The Trading Post.
Laurens. tf
COVERED BUTTONS made any
t.me. Three sizes, plain, 6 styles
in black and white, ivory, nickel and
gilt rims. Mrs. Charlie McDaniel, 201
S Broad Street. tfc
BUILDING SIT*PLIES— Sheetrock,
Nails, 1-6 x 32 Ceiling Tile, As-
bc'tos Siding. Asphalt Shingles. Fire
Doors, Glass Doors, and W’indows.
Get our prices before you buy. We
deliver truck lots. M. W. Crouch
Ac Son. Phone 2072, Johnston, S. C.
26-4p
GULPSPRAY AND FLIT
are needed in most homes now'. We
have them in pints, quarts and gal
lon sizes. All have 5*7 DDT. We also
have large sprayers of pre-war qual
ity.
Phone Us. No 400 We Deliver
SADLFR-OWENS PHARMACY
Still More Peary Tin Gant
To Be Found at North Pole
Peary records recently found in
1 a rock mound on Cape Sheridan
In observance of National Home jjy members of a U. S. navy-coast
Demonstration Week, Miss Juanita g Uarc j task force are not the first
Neely, State Home Demonstration t0 come to light of those ca ched by
Agent, has outlined the objectives explorer in the course of his
of Home Demonstration work as fol- 1905.06 Arctic expedition. Nor are
lo '' s: i they the last to await discovery,
1 To help women and other mem- sa y s National Geographic so-
FOR SALE—Johnson outboard mo- bers °[ ? e , famil y understand yvhat ciety>
tor. 10 h.p., in good condition Ap- 1S , u ecded for an adequate standard 0 n Cape Thomas Hubbard at the
ply Chronicle office. Ip °‘ lvl " g f u r , rui ]t far ™Ues. northern tip of Axel Heiberg island,
—~ -- 2 - 4 To the whole family, gome 400 hard . hiking m ii es south-
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned $25 up to work toward that standard. west of Cape Sheridan, Peary plant-
1000 gallons. Call your local 3. To develop better health for ru- ed a tin can containing a sma n
health oiiKer or B- B- Weber ’ ra l . . piece of the American flag and a
ion, S. C., Phone 325. lOt „6May 4. To help women work out their p a p er 4>earing his name’ and the
home problems so that they may date _ Ju ne 28, 1906. There it was.
have energy and leisure for their (ound ht s , ater b DqnaW
rhi dren and for the cultural things B Mac Mill a r,,
0i . ‘ , , , , , , j In mid-iune, 1906, Commander
Used for one year, in perfect con- . . ° ruI j a fV f a e 5r Peary had placed records in a
Nelson or Tom ? 50 that , farm th + ro y oh cairn at Cape Columbia, Ellesmere
their own efforts may be able to im- island northernmost land of North
1 prove their conditions both finan- 1
CALL 74 — For your office needs
Chronicle Publishing Co.
FOR SALE— 1946 Chevrolet truck.
County-Wide Sirig
At Court House
Wednesday Night
Miss Sara D. DeLoache, president
of the Cora Cox Music club in Lau
rens, announces that the club is
sponsoring a county-wide sing on
next Wednesday, May 18, at 7 o’clock
at the court house. At 7:45 everyone
will be asked to go to the church of
their choice for prayer meeting.
The sing will be held in observance
of National Music Week, which has
as its theme “Music' Strengthens i
Friendly Ties.” W. B. Etters will di- ‘
rect the singing, and the Laurens !
County band, the Laurens high!
school band, Mrs. Kathleen Taylor 1
and Mrs. Sam Arnold, pianists, will]
iurnish music.^
Everyone is invited to attend.
Mrs. L. H. Quinton and children
spent the week-end near Enoree with
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Hill.
Mrs. Carol White Copeland and
son, Tommy, with Mrs. Sherwood
Pairtree and son, of ‘Greenville,
spent several days last week at Myr
tle Beach.
dition. Harwood
Plaxico.
Tom
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LOTS FOR SALE — On old airport
road. New development just start-
cially and socially.
America. The preceding April 21,
. u „ r. * he had built a cache for his records
- The Home Demonstration program 0 „ th( , hr ice ^ «
sd. City has cut new street. Buy early d al u,omen and thelr lam " minutes north latitude, farthest
before price goes up. R. E. Wysor.j 1 ^ north attained by man to that time.
Jacobs Bldg. Phone 85-J. tfc I health of RurJi Families I Whil f Greenland’s Arctic
FOR SALE—House, under GI bill,: [ ^^^X^amilv comfortab ‘ ^ Mort*
purchaser pays small closing 4. Clothing the family comfortab-;
charges and about $15.00 per month, and attractively.
See me today. Tom Plaxico. lc; 5. Improved Housing.
6. Home Management.
a cairn on Cape
Jesup, northernmost known land.
Cape Sheridan, at the northeast
corner of Ellesmere island, is
Orchids Presented To
Oldest, Youngest Mothers
Mrs. Annie Sellers, 92, of Route 1,
Clinton, and Mrs. C. M. Scott, 16, of
Joanna, were presented orchids for
Mother’s Day by the Clinton Flower
| Shoppe. Mrs. Sellers and Mrs. Scott
were the oldest and youngest moth
ers to register in a contest sponsored
by the shop.
DO YOU HAVE
PROPER
FIRE PROTECTION?
Is yonr coverage adequate?
Should you suffer a disastrous
tire would your insurance cover
your loss?
Think this over. See us for
al| kinds of Insurance, Surety
Bonds and Real Estate.
We invite your business.
We Write Hail Insurance
On Cotton
Clinton Realty
& Insurance Co.
B. Hubert Boyd
Phone <
WANTED —Two used house jacks.! 7. Parent Education and Family ^est across Robeson channel from
Li#e the G reerdand coast. It marked the
i 8. Beautification of Home and northern Umit atUined in Septem-
H. J. Pitts.
DAIRY SUPPLIES
Bottles, Caps,
Farmstead I ber * 1905 * and a 8 ai n in September,
Cream Cans. Large Strainers, Fil- 9 Re * atinn in Hn™ and 1908 ' ** Peary’s Maine-built ship,
ter Discs, Milk Pails, B-K and HTH H * d the :the Roosevelt, the first vessel built
Powders. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware '-°nmiwmy.
10. Community Activities—as Ru
in the United States especially for
,-I iu. v.uiiuuujuijr ncuviues—as rvu- A 4 . . r J
ral Electrification, Rural Libraries, Arctlc wor,t ' *
We mganuation. says M.ss N«ly. The Ttllt HtW t« Ttrf
.j ca j State Council of Farm Women, with
& Seeds. Telephone 188.
\VK PAY TOP PRICES for your com. Organized Recreation, etc. I i
oats and wheat. Carolina Milling Closely connected with the home
Co., Laurens, S. C. tfc demonstration service is its sister H0BI8 RtlSTionS Specialist
HOUSE WIRING MATERIALS
have a big line of your Electrical - — - 1 or.
npod« Alsu Sr-een Doors at i rlo-e- an enrollment of 12,000 with 45 of T ,, re * re *° me Eolden rules
. 01 A..O ^c.ee Doors at a close counties havine Councils ful- to ,0 U° W will help anyone de-
out price and many widths in Gal- ™ coun / ,ps na ' in K councils iui-i 1 w-
vanized Screen Wire. Blakely-Bur- *> organized. The objectives of these ’ y M
ton’s Hardware A Seeds Telephone councils are: the promotion of better 0
100 i_ crops and gardens, better nutrition. Mis* Briggs, who is family re-
- better education, better citizenship l * tlon » *P«ciali*t at the University
ATTENTION. FISHERMEN—See us better health and government more ot Blmois college of agriculture.
for your fishing tackk? needs. All wholesome recreation and the de- offers these hints:
famous names of recj* and rods, yelopment of leaders. Look for the best points In each
minnow buckets, seins. Son lures on i person whether it’a a family mem-
display at all times. Firestone out- ii; ce ii_ i r ut^-L ber or friend. Janey is good about
buard mot r- with gearshift. Get MOOrC IS nigfl inking care of the younger childien.
> « ■ * C x H me Si Srhnnl ^rQ(Ju0t6 B.»d is mighty handy at making
Greenville Venetian
Blind Company
Manufacturing and Reconditioning
Of AH Kinds
METAL AND WOOD BLINDS
— Sw —
Auto Supply, corner Broad and Pitts Friends
Streets Phone 12
tf
Mi
Calh
FOR SALE — 8-inch Skill
tiraily new: also Scars
cement mixer Tom P’.exico
America’« Finest
HOT POINT
Home Appliances
HOME SUPPLY CO.
Next to Bailey’s Bank
a*, prac-
Roebuck
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s Glenn.ce Moore of b<,ok *" d ». ** Compliment people
| Ga„ will be interested’ to on ..L h «‘ r •P ec ** 1 • M * u -
know sne is a member of the grad
uating class of 1949 at the Calhoun
'.igh $
When praise it earned, give it
Even if it’s just that Billy
Miss Moore the' da ugh- ^ extra-well this morn-
er of Mr and Mrs G W Moore, now ,n *- remember to teU him so at
OOI.
R. A. STEER
REPRESENTATIVE
Phone 611-W Clinton, S.C.
esidtng in Birmingham, Ala,
former resident of this city.
is a
Want Ads
HAVE your lawn mowers sharpened.
dinner Ume
Study people — your family and
friends — so that you will know
when they feel displeased about
what is being said or done Then
try to steer away from that topic
Or, if It's a situation that has to
be faced, try to handle it a Utile
differently neat time
others feel and
NOTICE
For QUALITY Radio Repairs
Rowland’s Radio Shop
Gary SL—Phone 488
IX)R SALE — Dual bead Remington
. , . ^ a , Rand electric shaver. Good as new.
I also sharpen hand saws and aH w „ checked and cleaned last weak
ctfier saw* Kdgar L. Bi-ikely. 307 p eason f or gelling owner eras given *
Musgrove St. Tawpr. >ne 200. 8-pd new one 110. Call The Chronicle of- think about certain questions
DEVOE HOUSE PAINTS, Inside and tu * Pbont 74 Ip politics^ religion—eventhough tbair
outside Also Floor Finishes. Oils, VIGORO Bvrolife Shsen vi.nnr* op*** 0 ®* be different from
Turp*„Un* »d Bru,.,,, BU...,- Tr^«.n »«, ^ h *'
Burton's Hardware A Seeds THe- Azalea SpKMl and Hjpones r«.-' * L** *° '***"
!>«<>” It luar. Pa.t Mou V«mlo.hu. T W* • «■->. to U>*«k
.ray*. Dusts and Sprayers and * problem through before you
Dusters Blakely-Burton s Hardware nr ** k f * decision or give a com-
A Seeds Telephone 188 lc mand How la the other person go-
tng to take it?
CONTRACTORS, Builders, Tile and And hard as it may seem, admit
Linoleum Men: We have new get your mistakes and ask forgiveness
of large sanding machines, heavy Then forget the whole mcideot.
duty, for rent These machines will!
FEEDS for your Poultry. Uvestock 1° * rMl jo ^ m * h, f T ,“ vm & 7011
and Pets Mashes. Grams and Pel- ™ n * y 5 n *"1 Ubor Ho ™ Some Philadelphia Tirsts’
lets. Also Oyster Shells. Gr.t ana; : * upply t0 ‘ rnone 423 t!c The first paper mill, the mill of
Poultry SuppUes. Blakely-Burton’s FOR SALE — Used electric and ice William Rittenhouae. was estab-
Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188 refrigerators. These boxes recon- fished in Philadelphia in 1800 and
WANTED—Furnished or partly fur- d ^°n* d J»nd to sell Home th e first water mark came out of
nished apartment for couple with U PP 7 o tf that mill Ilia flrat book entered
no children ConUct J. J. Bell. G-E LAMPS ,or copynght in thia country. 1790.
Phone 35. lc We carry a full stock of all sizes. WM c » u *d. The Philadelphia Spell-
vw*™ nn'rmMn ' ■ — = *«08t popular sizes 13c. *"* Book. Printing was first manu-
rL K R SANDBKi Rent ou. sand- SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY ' f* c tured in this country in Phil-
Phone Us. No. 400 We Deliver •delphia in 1804. by Oiarles E.
— - — Johnson, and it ia a firm which ia
C. BRYAN HOLLAND g t d i m existence. The printing of
Real Estate tfie first perforated postage stamp
Phone 715 Laurens, S. C. was done in Philadelphia in 1857.
(Over Brown’s Jewelry Store) , 1 The first printing press invented in
FURNACE CLEANING & REPAIR
For Furnace ( leaning with This
SUPER FURNACE CLEANER
Call 341 R. Clinton. <* Write
Coker Bros. Heating and Air Cond. Co.
210 Union St„ Spartanburg. 8. C.
Free Estimate on Funwye. Oil Burner and Stoker Repair
ana Installation
ers, edgers and polishers. We have
all the necessary material to make
your floors beautiful. Reasonable
rates. Cox Home & Auto Supply.
Phone 12. tfc
FOR SALE—1931 Model A Ford, in
good condition. H. J. Pitts. tfc | BLACK LEAF 40, Triogen, Red Ar- this country, the Columbian press,
row, "Volck and many other sprays was invented by a Philadelphian.
And the first auto-gyro mail deliv
ery, direct to the post office, was
Ma
RENTAL — Floor sanding machines, . , 4 a ,
new equipment. All necessary ma- dus ( s the insects on your
tenal to make your floors beautiful. flow « rs and vegetables. Also Ver-
Reasonable prices. Home Supply Co. ™ lcula \ e and Peat Moss. Blakely-
Phone 423. tfc Burton s Hardware & Seeds. Tele-
—I | phone 188. ,
TOWLE STERLING —For informa-1 ——
lion and delivery in Clinton con- i 1941 Chevrolet 2_d oo r |j se 0 f Clay Tile
tact Mrs. Dillard Boland, 325 W. special de.uxe, brand new 1948 N .. .
made here in Philadelphia on
25, 1935.
ay
NOW IN STOCK — King 4-string
bass S245, Kay 5-string bass $400,
neck electric Italian 120-bass accor-
d:.jn $595. Spinet piano $595. Gib-
s i n double-neck $295. National
d uble-neek $230, Gibson tremolo
t in-speaker amplifier $195, Musa-
p.ronic radio-phono 2-speed $825,
Gibson electric guitar $392, Martin
J. mbo $173. Weekly or monthly.
A LEXANDER MUSIC HOUSE,
SPARTANBURG. 3c-12
Main St Phone 377-J*Wilbur Rid- 1 mo tor, heater and defroster. C. E. Clay tile, widely used today in
,, in , , t G Jn j. wiiDur ma R bi 409 piemens St j oanna . bathrooms and kitchens, has long
die. Jeweler, Laurens. tfc; « opins ° n : „ 40 _ 9 _ P,CkenS St ” Joann , a -! played an important architectural
Call after 2 p.m.
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ANTS?
Stevenson's Ant Poison will get
them. Guaranteed, and a bottle us
ually lasts all summer. Same pre
war price, 25c.
FUES? We have wire and plastic
swatters, 10c and 50c.
Phone Us. No. 400 We Deliver
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
FOR SALE—1941 5-passenger Chev
rolet coupe. Radio and heater. BABY CHICKS. Barred Rocks, White
Good condition. Call 20 day, or 298-J Rocks, R. I. Reds and N. H. Reds.
at night. - i c Finest Quality, Pullorum Passed, U.
———— is. Approved. Also Feeds, Feeders,
NOTICE—If you have roaches, call, p ounta j nSi B rooc iers, Thernfometers,
Bishop-Walker Pharmacy, Phone Heat Controls and Remedies. Blake-
101. Non-poison Johnson Roach pow
der. Money back guarantee. J16-10p
TOMATO PLANTS, Sweet' Potato
Plants, Pepper Plants, Eggplant
Plants, Cabbage Plants, Collard
Plants, and Flower Plants. Blakely-
Burton’s Hardware & Seeds, Tele
phone 188.
ly-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tel
ephone 188. lc
FOR RENT
Old Broadway Theatre
Building on North
Broad Street
Apply— ‘ ^
J. Leland Young
weekly or monthly reservations,
write Buff Rental Agency, Ocean
POWER LAWN MOWERS, $99.50! Drive, S. C. tfc
up. Also hand mowers, $17.50 up.
Call us for free demonstration. No
obligation. Cox Home & Auto Sup
VACATION at Hyde Apartments.
Inner-spring mattresses, automatic
hot water, refrigeration. New and „ .
attractive Reasonable rates For a AP*** speech expressing
attractive. Reasonable rates. *or ^^y In Holland, the Dutch first
role in many parts of the world.
About 3,000 years before the birth
of Christ, it was employed to line
chambers in one df the earliest a of
the Egyptian pyramids. In the
1 Near East, tile decoration evolved
into a great art, and many of the
finest mosques were embellished
with it. During the 16th century in
Spain, tile was so widely used in
homes that the expression “to
have a house without tiles” be-
$
Laurens Drive-In Theatre
“YOUR FAMILY THEATRE”
First Show at Dusk — Complete Show After 10
Children Under 12 Free
Friday and Saturday, May 13-14 ii
u Little Mr, Jim”
Jackie “Butch” Jenkins — James Craig — Frances Gifford
Monday and Tuesday, May 16-17
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&r 'Bat ItiMpur
SALESMEN — HERE’S A REAL
OPPORTUNITY
. __ , . . .County and city salesmen wanted,
ply, corner Broad and Pitts Streets.: j n on new p ro£ |uct. No compe-
Phone 12. tf j t Ri on f rom stores or other manufa^:-
FOR SALE — 1941 special deluxe' turers. Opportunity to earn $500 or
Plymouth 4-door, heater, good, more monthly. Thousands of pros-
shape. $695.00. See Ed Sadler at
Sadler-Owens Phramocy. lc
pects. Complete line of approved fire
extinguishers. New exclusive types.
We start you in business. No capital
MOTHERS—Do you realize that you , ^
j , , j. : for stock required. Commission pay
can save t ie drudgery of washing chMla roail ^ weekly We shlp dir e C ,
diapers at home for as little as $1.60; [ rom factory to your customers. Big
per w?ek, and also protect the heaath | season ahead. Men 21 to
began extensive use of clay tile
in the 17th century and have since
employed it in homes not only for
kitchens but also for dairies, cel
lars, and even living rooms.
of your ehild by being sure of sani
tary and sterile diapers, that have
been washed threugh a total of 10
rinses. Baby Dy-De Service, Phone
605, Laurens.
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60 wanted to cover home, city and
vicinity. Write today for complete
original sales plan. No obligation.
Fyre-Fyter Co., Dept. T-13, Dayton 1,
Ohio.
Isotopes and Atoms
Isotopes are atoms that are lit
erally “of the same rank” as the
atoms of their respective elements./
For example, an atom of the ele
ment copper and a copper isotope
are exactly alike in their chemical
behaviour; the only difference lies
in their atomic weight. Radioac
tive isotopes have thfc additional
distinction of emitting radiations
that can be detected by suitable in
struments or by their notion on
photographic plates.
CLAUDETTE WALTER JUNE
COLBERT. P1DGE0N , ALLYSON
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Wednesday and Thursday, May 18-19
DOUBLE FEATURE
SIX-CUN ST.WEDE OF W».STEL».ND KILLERS I
. »JAMES WARREN
8AM LESLIE • JOHN LAURINZ
JANE GREER ROBERT BARRAT • HARRY WOODS
_ - ROBERT CLARKL STcVt BRODIE • HARRY HARVEY
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LESLIE BROOKS
JIMMY LLOYD
RUSS MORGAN and
HIS ORCHESTRA
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