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4 Pape Six L THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1949 WANT ADS TO RENT — TO FIND — TO BUY — 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. All want ads are cash except to firms carrying monthly charge accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co. Seen Along The Roadside a 50(1 that would J 101 break 3 even in wet weather. And their agricultural building! By J. M. ELEAZER, Clemson Ex tension Information Specialist Training Union To Meet At Joanna Baptist Church The Baptist Training Union has 1 With less row crop and more broad c j es are j n there And 0 1 goWhe^bn-* second sa ^ er k£ fore it g av e out. A ^ v u cast seedings, weds have been gain- c s . ., Q 1 ,, ine 1 im i pain shot through my nead that soar- announced a mass meeting to be held jng lhe up * er hand in South « aro _. pression thatjhey were all working ed me and j yelled out . j was thea this evening, June 2nd, at 7 o’clock jj na ' [together as one team. The result is * Killing A Menance It is the finest one I have seen any where. And so far it has be^n kept and the cats were glad to get what he spilled. That stuff was simply beyond de scription. Wonderfully good! I ate rather fast so as to be ready for a i _ . a finer service to the farmers of the at the Joanna Baptist church. i our grain crop alone has more county. Beys Are That Way CALF FEEDER NIPPLE PAILS— Rapid-Flo Filter Discs Cream Cans Pint and Quart Glass Milk Bottles and Bottle Caps. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware A Seeds. Telephone 188. | ■— ^ I MARK WELL PUNCHMASTER—For ticket and other punching. A handy little office item. $1.00. Chronicle Publishing Co. Phone 74. told to eat slower, that this cold stuff would cause that, if eaten too fast. Our ice cream was made that way on Saturday afternoons for a year Last week I told you of the trag- j or so. Eventually we got a regular The program will open with a than doubled in the last 15 years. ct™ /-t aocitc i praise service led by C. V. Reed, And where a farm had been put SUN GLASSES ^ ’ much to ffrain for sotop vmtc this- VY " t * v 1 tulu J ,uu U1 t “ c ““S-1 ui so. r.veniuany we goi a regular We have a good assortment and the chorister, of the Whitmire church, tle and ^ mustard have Sn just edy of getti . ng salt in the first ice ' freez er that we kids liked to turn quality is better than ever. Priced followed by the devotion period by a K OU t taking the fipids in m-mv creaiT1 we trie d to make when I was until getting hard. " ‘ Rev. S. K. Entzminger of the Cen- c ^ es _ 1 g 1 e nemS ln many 1 about five years old in the Dutch’ W’e Deliver !tral Avenue church, Whitmire. | , . . .. t Fork. You recall we used a gallon taking from 25c to $5.00. Rev. S. K. Entzminger of the Cen- cases Phone Us 400 W’e Deliver tral Avenue church, Whitmire. j _ — --- —-r- - = SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY The remainder of the program fol- In ‘he past two or three years a bucket in a water bucket as a freez- - - . - lows: remarkable weed killer has found e r, waggled it back and forth by the SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, repair- 1 Announcements and recognitions. ^ way to the farms. The first I saw handle, and cut it loose from the ed, and installed. W’ell boring. 12 Special Music-West End Church, of it was at Clemson’s vegetable ex- sides every now and then with a inches inside diameter. FOR RENT—Storage room 10ft. by 22 ft. H. J. Pitts. tfc Newberry. , • ® ^_" el)er Telephone 355. Ln- A p j a y w jjj gj ven by the Young few y^ ars ag t 0 \ Th . e j e EPP S had ^ ad hogs, ion, S. C. 10p peupje 0 f Joanna, “Joseph Of Arim- f, pray ® d fv, P 4 atch ^ eds wl t h But next Saturday we got another CALL 74 —For vour office needs : a thea” by Dorothy Clark Wilson, j*- t r ^ aincd ,° V 16 w ^ cds piece of ice from Chapin and tried SEVERAL good used P^nos.. Tuned, C Chronicle Co> with the following characters: ' flneHv L* again - We sat on the back steps, as periment station near Charleston a knife. and ready to go. $95 up. Easy terms. The Trading Post, Laurens. Joseph of Arimathea—Horace fIesh . v r00ts had rotted out Then I,p aren ts froze it on the wash bench saw it tn Richland and Calhoun! therc in ^ backjar(i We at ° j™ HAY BALER and BINDER TWINE Hamm, Jr. ... i— in a and 20 pound balls. Baling: Nicodemus—Wallace (Bud) Carr. w "ere tne county agents unt ji tbe jcb cream was NEED GOOD HAY? We have a sup-1 Wirei cim . a5 w ^ r Bags ^a crass! Esther, wife of Joseph-Bctty Ann Pot on demonstrations of its use w# ply of newly baled Oats that are Guns. Blakely-Burton’s ideal Cut and baled without rain. & Sceds Te i ep hone 188. Its bright. Blakely-Burton s Hard-j - - oats and wheat. Carolina Milling tfc and Joyce Frady. FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms r 0 Laurens S. C. T l to couple without children. Muust ’ ——— ' Jo a sh, a servant—Carl Phillips, give references. 306 E. Carolina ATTENTION. FISHERMEN See us Page-Bobby Hair. Avenue. Ip for your fishm S tackle needs. All, * ~ ’ Hardware Thomas on weed s in grain fields. Results T / , ‘ u f . 5d . u . ir ?,^ this time! Hoorah! Hardware Thomas. there were oracticallv oerfect l The flrst to S et his saucer full — LycTrr' " Esther-Doro-; R ^ nny f “| ^ lh Pe ^' agents .racked his lips and said “uhhh.- care & Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c WE PAY TOP PRICES for your eom, ,n '. u c 0 arr w „ mm _ r , a „ HM „ Parri , h over those two counties. I saw prac- tically no weeds in the grain fields cd h ’ s s f u 4 cer and SP* 1 ^. it on the and remarked about it. And I got s ep ^\ ,. e e . up a thinking he the reason. I wouldn t get anymore. But he did, A Soldier—Carl Stroud. I Calh ™n county had 20 large tract- famous names of reels and rods. The reader of the Prologue will be or • Spr ^ y , , 0ut f^ s a l n° n tbe ' r FOR S^\LE—Two adjoining lots,: minnow buckets, seins, 200 lures on Mrs. Louis Murphy. : g T a ^ 1 ? fie ‘o='rtKft t0ta of 20 ’ 000 acres each 75 feet by 150 feet, in Blalock display at all times. Firestone out- A social hour will follow in the °‘ th^ir 25.000 acres of grain was Estate Sub-division at Joanna. De-1 board motors with gearshift. Get Social Hall of the church. , sp , ay ? d }° r v ’ eed5 - sirable location, water and sewerage your free fishing book. Cox Home A 1 In Rlch land they had four tractor- available. Approved for F. H. A. Auto Supply, corner Broad and Pitts A 1 - drawn < ? ut ‘ lts , spr * yi ” g gram on . 3 building loan. Reasonable. Call A. Streets. Phone 12. if W Silt A OS ^ *"*• ALARM CLOCKS, nu-rR rvvrc^ ir. And ‘ n many other counties this THERMOS BOTTLES AND JUGS FLOMER ^ g otte „. under way ,oo. So again science comes to our aid NEW Philco Air Conditioner Regular $567.00 Now for $395.00 HOME SUPPLY CO. Phone 423 M Poole, telephone 9282, Clinton. IP ELECTROLUX Sales. Service and We have them, and prices are down. „„ VU , 11C3 lo UUI Supplies. H L. Baldwin. Telephone These items are all guaranteed and f* u n ® d a "P ;: asp „ 1>p ®® .f laK ®' when trouble threatens. And, think mi-W. tfc must give you good service. ' > ' B “ r ' 0 " ^ ,,ardMre 4 ScCds ' Tcl ‘ of it. a material that you can spray ephone 188. y< :“ ca " spra / on at httie cost that will kill weeds VIGORO. Bycblife, Sheep Manure, and not the crop! Bone Meal, Triogen, Rose Food, Anderson Hums Azalea Special and Hyponex Ferti-j Anderson, town and county, has a lizers. Also Peat Moss, Vermiculite, great spirit of progressiveness. Sprays, Dusts and Sprayers and And their agriculture is humming Dusters. Blakely-Burton's Hardware towards a wide diversification and a J & Seeds Telephone 188. 1c system of soil saving and soil build- . IBP ! FATHERS DAY comes on June 19. "!* Bob L i ttl f’ i he;r J ma . n and LAWNS MOWED Let me do your* It if :irne to get the gift that you b,s distant, laid out 82 miles of Telephone 4H9-W. intend for him. He would most like- !f r . aces :n bu-h alone. And I saw FOR S.\LE — Several good Singer HAVE your lawn mowers sharpened ly be delighted to receive a shaving , a ’ ?c 3 an 'tpr sewing rn.ch.nes. d.n.ng room and , shar pe n hand saw, a^d all set. a double deck of congress play- ^ “ bo “ gh v 11 ^ n a . 8 ^“* al, A .": breakfast room suites, china closet, other saws. Edgar L. Blakely, 307 mg cards, a box of cigars, a carton Z*'**L« ling Post, Lauretu. tfc Musgrove St Telephone 200 9-pd ol cigarette, a pipe, a Ronson light- H P* 1 hl od me Aonderfji g.az- ■ -vu » pu " crnic ^ u^r.C . u.ii »ng all sections last winter Fat cat- HANDY DESK DISPENSER for Scotch Tape—Easier, quicker. Just a twist of the wrist, a strip of tape and your package is securely wrap ped. Desk size $2 25. Office or store size $4.00. Chronicle Publish ing Co 2-J9 WE HAVE plenty Royster's Guano and Purina Chick feeds. H. J. Pitts. tfc Phone Us 400 We Deliver SADLERSiWENS PHARMACY America’* Finest HOT POINT Home Appliances HOME SUPPLY CO. Next to Bailey's Bank The Tra OFFICE B ’KS—Ledgers. Ledger Sheets. i»ose L s. Cash Bias. Jourr ,ak*. Sale* Books. Colum .!; Ti Chronicle PubUhti ill kinds, if B.nd- Daj NOTICE For QUALITY Radio Repairs Row land’* Radio Shop Gary Si.—Phone 430 arm lose :tle, a bill fold, an box of fine soap, a tie were grazing those red lands on Wi er item« 400 ►WENS have all of >u!d Wolf!! Wolf!! Its true we keep yelling “Wolf, wolf’ about COAL. Rut the wolf keeps coming (in John Lewis clothes). It is rumored that Mr. Lewis intends keeping his min ers out for two months in order to get surplus stocks of co:ii used up. If so when the mines open up again doubt- levs all coal would be “directed” to the North and West, and we would get very little until November or Decem ber. We now have plenty of “RED CLOVER” and “GREN ADIER”—two of the best coals in the world. And we think it would be wis^ to place your order now. (Strike begins in three weeks). C-W-S GUANO CO., INC. Phone 62 ) PHARMAC ■*|V! H J P na\e • iCO am ., i\. S' ATI N( IIS or H< LLINGS- WoRTH*S candies, EARLY AMERI CAN S bill folds, com pacts, Stationery, Fountain Pens or Cameras. Phone Us 400 We Deliver SADLER-CJ\V ENS PHARMACY CONTRACTORS, r: n H 3 (or yt’ur r ju!t:y. Luve^t Linoleum Men. We ha\e new set 1 CsS nllS*- Vdi«A«ElS MYVU 1 #%»• »—— g*^ j* _ machines, heavy duty, for rent, fh tese machines wul do a real job in a hurry, saving you money on time ani. laoor. Supply Co., Pnon« ! 4W tfc mm* A || gf||. ( C. Bit VAN Hi 'LLANO Real Estate roon doe* > c*. ttrowfi. I Ph ne 715 Laurens. S. C. (Over Brown’s Jewelry Sure) » A j yilAs AtlP in d* DI4ACK LE,\F 40. Triogen. Red Ar- rri, i ein3 L)o.-h**fr4 e * ro», . ojes ana many other sprays eaA ** a. s ^ •,« m* take and dusts to kill t he insects on your floors beaut: ul. Keasoni tbie flowers and vegei table*. A!«o Ver- Cox Home tk Auto Sud ply. nticulate and Pea t Moss. Blakely- Phone lie Burton > Hardwan e & Seeds. Tele- \n |T*4 | K lilKK Y \ IH SAL.h Hv avy duty !r«A*Tve an i st>ok.fs \ltil«)i 1 nen uo vour lawn grass fei.r ftv jpe Sucnf.ee- CTox Hum* t* AC w.th Nitrate of Sods, or Ca!-N’i- iupp!y. Phone 12. TTO. ii I* HO A ^'.V' Btiful for all pur- KEXT. 4 %iLs f ioor sana.n^ macn: nes *>o.-e.'. Al'f*. fertil:, ztr for Rose*. Az new tH|u;pment. All necessary i ma« .-. * * ■ 1 .. f a* aw* > S* 11 * in small quanti- • >o rrakc your floors beauti t ie$ Reiison able prices. Home Supply C-W-S Gui mo lo. inc. Phone 423. 11 f BABY CHICKS. B arred Rocks, White FATHI .H S DA^ GIFTS — It o Ro.ks. K. I. Rec Is and N H. Reds. i, Luiei of ail kinds. ! Finest Quality. Pi illorum Passed. U. covers* Firestone tires, car rac S. Approved. A Is o Feed%, Feeders, iiilboai rd motors, batteries, seat ci 1 ^ H Fountains. Broode rs. Thermometers, ions, ci ir accessories. See us be tore Heat Controls and i Remedies. Blake- you hu, y. Cox Home Se Auto Sup ply. !y-Burton's Hardware <5c Seeds. Tel- Phone 12. tfc ephone 188. 1c N 1 H S nr/ - Farm Ov.llco’t Cilglil For Ccniing 5 Years Federal Economists S’ c a Optimism in Forecasts In spite of »cme ree'ent declines in farm prices, agricultural econ- :: :: :: u4u.^-» LAURENS :: • • • • • • • • it • • • e • • • e • • :: • • • • :: “YOUR FAMILY THEATRE” Children I'nJer 12 Free First Show at Dusk — Complete Show After 10 of the U. S. ormsts agriculture look an < , tic p^.iit j; r-f view'at the.r recent outlcok con- * !< rence in Wa.sh'ngton, D. C. In y Itie past, these economists have || confined their estimates of the out- # || look to the coming 12 months T'rs tt time they tried to look five years g ahead. And. they decid d that W things look fairly good for the farm- U er for that long. Of course, they made two bisis assumptions that some people still £ are a little doubtful about—that a I-: stable peace will be established and that there will be no serious de- K • a - - - - rr^--s I; Friday and Saturday, June 3-4 H :: • • • • :: • • :: :: :: :: :: :: • • • • :: ii I :: :: 1 RANDOLPH . J4CV SCOTT-k:lly CESAR ROMIRO BINN1K BAINES JOHN CARRAD'NE A 20.1. C«Nwy-r«B Ok or* Irvnpfcl PURCHASING POWER Monday and Tuesday, June 6-7 ttRZANntiW YORK TOWLE STERLING —For informa- FOR SALE—New perfection oil Lion and delivery in Clinton con-i stove—5 (burner)—in good con tact Mrs. Dillard Boland, 325 W. dition, see James D. McNinch. Clin-, Main St., Phone 377-J. Wilbur Rid- ton * s C. Route 1 on Clinton-Sandy 1 die, Jeweler. Laurens. tfc Springs highway, 3 miles from Clin-: ton. It-p NOTICE—If you have roaches, call - f- — j Bishop-Walker Pharmacy, Phone YOLR SER\ ICE—We are equip- manvo*hers" Blakelv-Burton’s'Ha'rd- 101. Non-poison Johnson Roach pow- P ed to do the following custom T.ipC, “«8 1c Money back guarantee. JHMOp *, cusiom priceat ExeavaUng, v cod a vc a ♦ c jo L6\€linj \ aids, H-CRkin^ Ldnd, F^c ^ MOTHERS—We have all the arti- PRAyS Ant Spray and Poi- p ar j n g Gardens, Moving Dirt, Mow- son. Roach Powder and S p ray with j ng Baling Straw and Hay, Com-! Chlordane. Also oig assortment of bining. Phone 184-W after 6 p.m.) 'prayers.^ Blakely-Burton Hard- 5 ee Emest E. Cox’s Seed Cleaaners, I Box 598, Clinton. J9-4c TOMATO PLANTS, Sweet Potato CHAMPION OUTBOARD MOTOR— Plants, Pepper Plants, Eggplant f or sa j e 4 2 horsepower. See Tho- Plants, Cabbage Plants, Collard p Owens at Police station. Plants, and Flower Plants. Blakely- Burton’s Hardware & Seeds, Tele- MOTHERS—Do you realize that you MARLATE is the new Insecticide recommended for spraying cattle and barns. We have it in several siz- t'. Also Chlordane, Rotenone and t-.e* tnat the modern baby needs, such as: d:aper-dry (to protect your dress) chux (disposable diapers). o e- ^ ^ . c reams, powders, lotions, salves, bot- Aare “ Seeds. Telephone 188 ? es. nipples, pacifiers, formula milks, tereals, safety pins, a-tops, sterile ictton, white shoe polish, soap, teething powders and lotion, bottle brushes, and bottle warmers. Phone 400 we deliver phone 188. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY TRUCK BARGAIN ... 1945 Chevrolet, licensed for 5 tons, new motor with less than 8,000 miles, good rubber. 1916 model 1-ton Stude-: baker pickup, good shape, good tires. 1947 Ford 1 Vi ton stake 'body, with less than 10,000 miles on motor, good tires, good ALL OV ER. PRICED RIGHT. See me at once. David T. Pitts At Pitts-Implement Co. CROQUET 4-BALL SETS, Right and left Hand Baseball Gloves and a big assortment of the popular Fish- ur uitissmuutR roouRttn 0 suiuvian 1 RICHARD THORN — llll IICMt infirm nanun. aniurnii j.’, j America’s economic boom con tinues as baying power outpaces prices. pression. If time should prove them 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 being sure of sani- mg Lures " arid "Lines Isufkeiv-Bur- ! tary and s * erile dia P ers * that have about one of the two, the ton's Hardware & Seeds. Telephone been washed through a total of 10 effect may be drastic. And they 188. * ; rinses. Baby Dy-De Service, Phone hasten to point out that these are * -- --IfiOS. Laurens. tfc assumption, not predictions. POWER LAWN MOWER&, $99.50 — — They then go on to point out that < up. Also hand mowers, $17.50 up. FOR SALE 'Registered cocker pup- {be population will increase be- ‘1 Call us for free demonstration. No PY- Mrs. Aylifle R. Jacobs. 1c tween one and two million persons j-j Wednesday and Thursday, June 8-9 DOIIBJ.E FEATURE rpIAINSMM'ilM ii i: :: :: :: :: H ft :: %• • % • • #> t: :: 8 I 8 H :: g t.: :: j: j.t ii ii U \; WILLIAM s»n« VERA ELLIOTT * RALSTON A R*pvblt< Pktvr* Wednesday and Thursday, June 8-9 THEY’RE TAKING THE TOWN APART! obligation. Cox Home & Auto Sup-1 TONI a year until 1952; that industrial % ii :: • » 8 ii ii ii AUCTION SALE—Wed nesday, June 15,2 p.m. an tiques— furniture frames Huge stock, old chests, ply, corner Broad and Pitts Streets. is the acknowledged leader of wave output per worker will increase, Phone 12. tf Kets 0 ver 2 millions sold each and that yields per acre and per month. We carry the entire TONI livestock unit probably also will line, consisting of 3 types of sets, increase. refills, extra plastic clamps, sham- High incomes for industrial work- poo, in several sizes, and special ers will mean a steady market for dressing. Give yourself a BETTER foodstuffs and clothing. High yield i PERMANENT in LESS THAN AN per worker might mean more , HOUR AND A HALF, and at a small 1 stable prices for industrial goods. Sideboards, marble top ta- FRACTION of THE COST of the Higher yields per acre and per an- L|«e shop kind. Outfit $2.00. Refill $1.00. i nimal unit will mean more economi- Dies, uinmg raoies, Cnina Phone Us 400 We Deliver cal production for the farmer. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY i All in all, this shapes up to just .— 1 about the kind of five-year period 1! that the farmers themselves would like to enjoy. High production at fair prices means a break for pro ducers and consumers — a square deal for both. closets, drop leaf tables, chairs, poster bed, etc. $25 cash prize. Noah's Ark Ab beville, S. C. If You Don’t Read THE CHRONICLE Yoa Don’t Get the News