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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, August 11. 1949
WANT ADS
TO RENT — TO FIVLy — TO — 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 firms
carry ing monthly charge accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co.
U. S. TAX BILL
SOARS TO A
NEW RECORD
• funds. It said taxes accounted for'and 35 per cent from 1942.
95 per cent of the $57,300,000,000 to-1 Social insurance taxes accounted
tal of governmental revenue in fiscal for 6 per cent of all federal, state
11948. asd local government revenue in
(Fees and other charges for ser- 1948.
vice-, surplus property sales, etc.,
provided $2,700,000,000). ! Add some beaten egg yolks to a
Rev. Deason Regains
Appetite, Weight And
Strength On Scalf's
cca con nnn nnn . CD-r, mZTZ ^th "IT £ tas^’ Irakis
$54,500,000,000 Is $372 ail foun ^. P Feder8 S , - b “ a delicious dressing for green beans.
for Eoch Person In U. S., SS.OOO.OOO.OOO, though still below its C«ensa]ads w,U take on more zest
■ or tutn renun in u. j., ]945 543400.000.1)00; state " h f k n y . ou add ? 0, r e cdopped ba ” n
Census Bureau Reports, and local government revenue up to 10 , ,bc before tossing in the
♦ $17,900,000,000 from $15,300,000,000. ; salad S reen - ° r » for yanety you
Th estate and loca. government .0-- r rbl:d y br:he a e n s C e h0VJ, , ‘ 1,elS
Washington. Aug. 10.—The Ameri-
COYERED Bb’TTONS. A variety of i FOR shower-proofing raincoats,
sizes and styles. Buckles, belts, and | slacks or any other garment, call
button holes. Mrs. Charlie McDan-' us today. Royal Cleaners, Phone i7. C£n ( ax bill soared to a new record— tals shown include $1,500,000,000 in
iel, 201 S. Broad St. tfc i 1c $54,500:000,000
; ment in 1948.
For each person this averaged $372 The system of financial grants and
tc $54,500:000,000 — for the fiscal year aid receipts.from the federal govern- o TAT . iTTiAwwxr*
pnrtpH Tnnn tfl 104^ men* in 194S SIAlfc OE »Ol TH CAROLINA
SLIPCOVERS, chair covers, draper- ; HA\T; your lawn mowerssharpened. en ^ ecl Jjne JU ’ iy48 ' ![. __ .. . COCNTY OF LAURENS
Rev. Deason
Scalfs Indian
“Everything I ate
seemed to ferment
in my stomach and
I felt so bad I could
hardly go on with
my work. I eat any
thing now; and feel
stronger than in
a long time on
Scalf’s,” declares
Rev. R. R. Deason,
Bessemer, Alabama.
River Medicine is
ies. and curtains cleaned to give! I also sharpen hand saws and all ^or each person this averaged $372 me system ot nnancial grants and) You will please take notice that 0 n sale at all eood drug stores- try
that fresh new look. Call 77. Royal other saws. Edgar L. Blakely, 307;—also the highest ever. This means tax shann g-the bureau noted, results the undersigned will apply to the Sec- it Nothing Replaces Its Years of
cleaners lc Musgrove St. Telephone 200. 8-5p. all taxes, federal, state and local. in each lev el of government finally ; ie tary of State of South Carolina for use * P
, ,T The census bureau, reporting this having “for its own spending” a dif- a charter for the Midway Drive-In 1
ROOM FOR RENT—Contains double BEST Bl ^ S in used ranger- ; tonight< said the prev j ous tax hi g h ferent amount from what it collects Theater, with its Drincioal Diace of Hear Scalf s Harmoneers Quartet
. i i .i ! atnr<; at Home Sunnlv Co. tic cco nnn nnn nnn * ^ ^ vi
bed and single bed. Gentlemen _ ators at Home Supply jCo^ tfc v . as $53 000,000,000 for the year end- itself.
oniy. See Mrs. L. L. Putnam at 214
S Broad Street. Ip
ROTENONE DUST ends the Bean.ed in mid-1945. Two years later, tax “Taking account of such transfers, with a capital stock of $20,000.
1 business Chpton, South Carolina, and ^ ^
Beetles and many other insects. We collections dropped to $49,600,000,000 the federal government had 69 per
also have Sabadilla. DDT, Chlor- or $344 per capita.
cent of all government revenue in
MAJ^WELL^PUNCHMABTER^ For | dane , Black'Leaf 40, Trio’gen and Nearly three-fourths ($40,100,000,- 1948 for its own purposes, the states
000) of the 1948 tax total or $274 per 12 per cent and local governments
Leonell T. Nance
Robert D. Nance.
and over WSPA, Dial 950, at 4:45
P. M., Monday through Friday.
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ticket and other punching. A handy many ot her Sprays and Dusts. Blak-
littie office „ • roni ' , lev-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tel-
Publishing Co. Phone 74. ephone 188.
SEVERAL good used pianos. Tuned
and ready to go. $95 up. Easy
terms. The Trading Post, Laurens.
ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and
Supplies. H L. Baldwin, Telephone
407-W. tfc
America’* Finest
HOT POINT
Home Appliances
HOME SUPPLY CO.
Next to Bailey’s Bank
person, was collected by the federal 19 per cent,” ’the bureau said. In the
government. State governments took' order of their prowess as revenue
$53 per capita; local governments the producers stood:
.ema.n.ng $45. 1 i. Taxes on individual incomes, 1
1 y h K e burea , u t s tax fibres were on a whjch took in $1 9 i8 oo,oo0,000 or more
! net basis-after deduction of tax re- than one _ third of eir governmental,
revenue in fiscal 1948. Most of that 1
JUST ARRIVED . . . THE BEST BUY IN TOWN!
NEW
WE HAVE plenty Royster’s Guano i
and Purina Chick feeds. H. J.
Pitts.
tic
FOR SALE — Several good Singer
sewing machines, dining room and
breakfast room suites, china closets.
The Trading Post, Laurens. tfc
TIN CANS m number 2 and 3 sizes,
Burpee Simplex Sealers and Cold
Pack and Pressure Canners. Blakely-
Burtorys Hardware & Seed
NOTICE
For QUALITY Radio Repairs
Rowland’s Radio Shop
Gary St—Phone 430
NORGE
BIG 8-CUBIC-FOOT
REFRIGERATOR
FEEDS for your Poultry. Livestock consecutive victories
amount was collected by the federal
government.
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2. Sales and gross receipts taxes
and customs. They provided $12,100,-
000,000 in 1948, which was a gain of
7 per cent over 1947 and 113 per cent
~~ ~ ~ ” over 1942. The figure includes selec-!
The Chn.on Cavaliers win stieak t j ve sa i es taxes such as those on gas-
was brought to a ha,; by the \\ atts 0 ij n e. liquor and cigarettes as well as
Warriors. Tns streak ended at five “general” sales taxes
-SPORTS-
By DONNY WILDER
phone 188.
FOR SALE — Modern new brick
home. 6 rooms and bath. Desirable
location in good residential section
Large corner lot. Garage and utility rates. Cox
house. 205 W. Maple St. Telephone Phone 12.
244-W. 1 l-4c
and Pets. Mashes. Grams and Pel
lets. Also Oyster Shells, Grit and
Poultry Supplies. Blakely-Burton's 11
Tele- Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188.
Watts Edges Clinton
The Watts Warriors took ad wan-
age of a lucky
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I in the last half of the ninth inning
FLOOR SANDERS—Rent our sand- and broke a 7-7 deadlock and thu.>
ers, edgers and polishers. We have went on to win the game 8-7.
all the necessary material to make The break for Watts was this:
your floors beautiful. Reasonable There were two outs and a man on
Home & Auto Supply, third base in the last half of the 000,000, with local government
tfc ninth inning. The batter hit an infield ting nearly $5,900,000,000 of it
3. Corporation income taxes, which
yielded $10,300,000,000 — bettering
break which came l b e -r 1 947 mark but falling one-third
below their record in 1945, when the
excess profits tax was still in force.
The biggest single source of local
government revenue was, as usual,
property taxes. These took in $6,100.-
get-
and
AT A NEW
LOW PRICE
Xs*tLf, $269.95
MOTOR BIKE FOR SALE—Heavy fl T - v ,-> ust behind the shortstop, states the rest Property tax reve-
OFFICE BOOKS-Ledgers. all kinds, duty frame and spokes. Motor in Louie Lyle sprinted bark and had nue was up 11 per cent from 194.
Ledger. Sheets, Loose Leaf Bind- fa.r shape. Sacrifice. Cox Home & ^bout caug... me ba.l o\er .iis
ers. Cash Books, journa.s, Day Auto Supply. Phone 12. tfc shou der when he oobb.ed and drop-
Bocks Sales Books^ Columnar Pads. CALL US for alterations of any kind: “Blackie” Blackstock. stocky third
Cat, .4 Chronic.e Publishing Co. altering dresses, skirts, pants, coats, baseman for the Cavaliers, placed out
FOR SALE—Ice refrigerator. Apply putting in zippers, riew hat bands, three hits for four trips to the plate.
A O'Daniel. lc new pockets, and general repair Gerry Lynn tapped out a homer
v ok-j 1>vorlt - Charles Hollis, Sr., in f or Clinton; over the rightfield wall.
M-,,CE Greernihe \ene.,an L.ind ^ar^e of alteration department.! Cavaliers Get Revenge
Ci mmpany. manufacturing and re- r...,-] r , pan . r< Phnnp 77 ir . .uY.- ..
. ...... . , _ , noyai Liea.ie..'. me., Jrnone u. lc On meeting the Warriors in their
STAPLES — Arrbtt, Markwell and Saturday night game, the .Cavaliers
other standard machines. Chronicle PP’cd the Watts e-uo from—first
Publishuig Co. Phono-74. _ place perch by downing them 10-3.
- ..., Ware Shoals' defeated Riverdale
tfc WANTED-Milk cows with young and took over the central CaroUna
HOUSE FOR RENT — Se’.en room Ca VeS ' J P t ' 5 ' _ league first place spot by one-half
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conditioning of all kinds, metal and
wood biinas. See R. A. Steer, Tele-
phe r.e 611-W. v Cuntori. • j \ life
FOR SALE—Milk cows, with young
calves. H. J. Pitts.
house on paved road 4 miles from RENTAL — Floor sanding machines,! a game. Clinton remained four and
GULF PRODUCTS
Tires, Tubes. Batteries
and Accessories
INSECT KILLERS
Quick Action Gulf Spray
Gulf Trak
Gulfspray Roach. Ant Killer
CLINTON
SERVICE STATION
E. Carolina Ave. Phone t$
ficunivi mu d ftomt mna
run an u» vo BAMUt i
Holds 27 pounds of frozen
foods, and a full case of botilca!
Hat more ihao 14 »q. ft. of firs-
ihlc tbeif i
adranugea.
MOOti M 04 y
Prather-Simpson
Furniture Co.
SEE NORGE BEFORE YOU BUY
Clinton. Jobe D. Holland. Clinton.
BABY
l c | new equipment. All necessary ma- a half game behind the Riegels.
terial to make your floors beautiful. One of the largest crowds ever to
ABY CHICKS.-Barred Rocks, W hite Reasonable prices. Home Supply Co. enter the’stadium crowded into the
Rocks, R. I. Reds and N. H. Reds. | phone 423. tfc park to witness the all-important
’Y"*k>c:4 On alt tv 'PnTlnrnm T^accAn TT ; - - , ,
Finest Quality, Pullorum Passed, U. |
S. Approved. Also Feeds, Feeders,
Fountains, Brooders, Thermometers,
Heat Controls and Remedies. Blake-
WE PAY TOP PRICES for your corn, f ai T e
oats and wheat. Carolina Milling , 7.
Co., Laurens, S. C. tfc Johnny Moore
The crowd was estimated at
Ralph Harbin. Cavalier outfielder.
Phone made like a DeMaggio or a Ruth by
did mound duties
, for Clinton and spaced nine hits over
ly-Burton s Hardware & Seeds. Tel- f 0 R SALE—Cadet heater, pipes and the nine inning route.
ephone 188. lc water tank in excellent condition.
PAINT PRICES REDUCED. Now is' See it at 201 Walnut St.
a good time to paint that house 2.2-M. Ip having a perfect three hits for three
with Devoe & Raynolds Best Paints, j q BRYAN HOLLAND times at the plate for the night. Not
cnly did Ralph tap out three hits,
he found time to put a little energy
behind two of those blows and push
them out of the park. Guy Prater
Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds.
Telephone 188. Ip
FRUIT JARS. Jelly Glasses. Jar Tops
for regular, wide-mouth and May-
C. BRYAN HOLLAND
Real Estate
Phone 715 Laurens, S. C.
(Over Brown’s Jewelry Store)
ig Tongs
Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds.
Telephone 188. lc
onna.se Jars,’ Jar Lids, Jar Rings,, TOWLE STERLING - For informa- ^ as on base both times.
Lifting 4 Tongs and Paraffine Wax. j tion and delivery in Clinton con- Charlie Gaffney also .apped a cir-
tact Mrs. Dillard Boland, 325 W. ciut blow for the Cavaliers, with
Main St., Phone 377-J. Wilbur Rid- Prater on deck.
, die, Jeweler, Laurens. tfc Clinton played errorless ball while
FOR SALE— 1948 ^-ton Chevrolet — _ Watts committed five mishaps.
pickup truck. Pitts-Dillard Imple- FLY SPRAY’S—Ant Spray and Poi- Johnny Moore fanned six Warriors.
ment Co. tfc' son, Roach Powder and Spray with' Lydia Downs Jolly Street
MOTHERS—Do you realize that you S hlordane „ A1 ?°. bi i assortment of Lydias ace hurler, Joe McGee, flip
p, an savp Op drudnerv of washing s P ra y ers - Blakely-Burton's Hard- p e d a six-hitter into the eyes of the
di“h£ern,£ * Seeds *>*»>»“* 188 Jolly Streetmen and ail they could
see was four runs, while Lydia rackeu
per week, and also protect the healtk
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
Needs No Refills
Uses Regular Ir.k
New
•.ill Fin
Positittlj wci'! It:k.
• Writes smoothly trt?. oa
wrapping paper. .
• Loan it withoat tear of dis-
torting the 14 It. Gold Feint.
• Makes carton copies; origi-
ul in a permanent ink.
• Draws Hies to i rater with-
Ht smidge.
• Setts any kind v style of
writing.
Bine, Gray, Bergnidy, or
Black with Handsome Gold
toned cap.
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BISHOP-WALKER
PHARMACY
‘Your Rexall Store” Phone 101
THE GREATEST VALUE for vour . . ..
money. A subscription to THE up D te ? blt c S ,
CHRONICLE-the Home Newspa- Buddy Sa " ders tr f k hltl:n f hon , 0rS
per. Less than 4c a week. All sub- for , the " lgb as be rap f e J 3
scriptions payable in advance. List ' triple, a double and a single for three
yours today. ; tl ”l es at Da „ ,
r Catcher Roberts banged out two
RED SPIDER LILY BULBS for Fall bingles for three trips to the batter's
Blooming. If you do not have any kox-
| of these you should try them. They're Cavaliers Place Six Men On
pretty. Blakely-Burton's Hardware & All-Stars
! Seeds. Telephone 188.
lc The Clinton Cavaliers placed six
men on the Central Carolina All-
FOR SALE fstar roster.
REAL ESTATE They were: Outfielder Guy Prater,
Eight room house with 3 baths, Firstbaseman Charlie Gaffney, Pitch-
: good location in Clinton. Suitable^for er Claude Crocker, Pitcher Wayne
an apartment house. Johnson, Shortstop Louie Lyles and
Six ;ropm house on 45 acre tract, Third Baseman “Blackie" Blackstock.
eight miles from Clinton and Gold- Johnny Moore was named as a pitch-
ville. Bam and electric water pump, er for the King Cotton league all-
The price is right. stars. Moore pitches with both Clin-
Seven room house on small tract, ton and Joanna,
with garage and other buildings. Qn Little Leacuers Runners-up
paved road 4 miles from Clinton and In State Finals
f) 1 ? miles from Laurens. The Clinton Little Leaguers went
Four room house brand new’, now, all the way to the final state cham-
vacant and ready for you. Electrici- pionship game which they lost to
ty, subfloor and storm sheeted, walls Garco of Charleston, 7-4. The play-
sheetrock. On 35 acre tract 8 miles;off was held in Charleston,
from Clinton'and 10 miles from Whit- Clinton won rthee games in the
LOOK!
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MARKET
IF YOU CANNOT COME DOWN — TELEPHONE 366 — WE DELIVER
If You Have No Auto, Call Any Taxi— He Will Bring You FREE!
Queen of the West
FLOUR, 25 lbs $1.69
mire.
Several farms and tracts of land
located in different sections of the
county.
Large lot pn West Main street.
Nice lot in the new subdivision at
Goldville. Water and sewerage in
the street.
tournament and lost two.
Second Baseman Dusty Rhodes, of
Clinton, was given the trophy of the
second most valuable player in the
tournament. ^
Jacks Plays With Up-State
All-Stars
Dial Jacks, Clinton high school
If you are interested in buying or, tackle, was named on the up-state
selling real estate see me.
C. BRYAN HOLLAND
Phone 715
Laurens, S. C.
WANTED—PINE TIMBER
Highest price paid. Contact
JOHN W. WALDROP
1226 Walnut St., Newberry, S. C.
r Telephone 398-R
all-star squad
Jacks graduated from high school
this past spring.
He is the only local boy on the all-
ctnr cnnari
High School Football PracUce
Starts August 15
The Clinton high school grid glad
iators will officially begin working
into shape August 15.
A lot of the boys are jumping the
gun and getting a head start by run
ning and taking exercises to get rid
of their “summer stomachs.”
Pee Dee
CORN MEAL, 10 lbs
49c
SUGAR, 10 lbs
85c
Swift’s Jewel
SHORTENING, 4 lbs
69c
Jim Dandv
GRITS, 5 lbs
33c
Toilet
TISSUE, 3 for
25c
Virginia
TOMATOES, No. 2 con
10c
Hunt’s
FRUIT COCKTAIL, 2’/2 can
.... 33c
White House
APPLE JELLY, 2 lb. jar
29c
VESPER TEA, Vi lb
53c
Maxwell House
COFFEE, lb
49c
Diamond
MATCHES, 6 boxes
35c
CLOROX, V 2 gallon
33c
Alaska
PINK SALMON, No. 1 can
.... 48c
Texize
LIQUID STARCH, quart
21c
FREE PARKING
Selected
PINTO BEANS, 2 lbs 7.
30c
Van Camp's
PORK & BEANS, ZVi can
23c
Franco-American
SPAGHETTI, can
16c
Hi-C
ORANGEADE, 46 oz .♦
33c
Southern Gold
OLEO, colored, lb
37c
Duke’s •
MAYONNAISE or RELISH, pt.
31c.
PEANUT BUTTER, 2 lb. jar....
55c
Fresh Country
EGGS, dozen
65c
MEATS
Armour’s
BREAKFAST BACON, lb
48c
Economy Cuts
CURED HAM, lb.
63c
BOILED HAM, Vi lb
48c
FRESH PRODUCE DAILY
Fresh S. C.
TOMATOES, 2 lbs
19c
U. S. No. 1 White
POTATOES, 10 lbs
49c
HOME OWNED AND OPERATED