The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 08, 1949, Image 6
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, December 8, 1919
WANT ADS
TO KENT — TO FTSiy — TO BIT — TO SELL
Everybody Fuads »he Want Ads Terms Cash
NOTICE—Hates lor *\ani 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 acrounts with The Chronicle Publishing t. o
ber consumption was the largest since
June 1948, averaging 35,000 bales per
working day against 33,000 per day
irt September and 33,500 in October
a year ago.
moved easily by applying a liquid
wax to the surface and then wiping
it off while still wet.
Vinegar, denatured alcohol or am
monia are good cleaners for mirrors
and picture glass. Use one of them j During the first quarter of the cur _
i a tho ^ rent season about 2,100 bales were
Before stuffing your bird, rub the ma or ^p off . iairie as e iru s ( consumed compared with 2,164,000
cavity with salt, using 1-8 of a tea- >n the same three months a year ago.
spoon per pound of the bird. If you Silk and rayon lampshades may be This season, however, mill consump-
are stuffing the neck cavity, rub that wiished if they are sewed rather than r.on was on the upgrade during the
with salt. too. i S lued to their frames. Make certain first quarter while a year ago mills
If you are stuffing a bird and don’t tha , t an ^ trim ™. ing is , colorfast by were curtailing operations and con-
n you . .iui i „ o a testing in washing solution, before sumption was on Ih edecline.
FINAL SETTLEMENT
FOR SALE—Large canvas baby car- IRONING BOARDS — Aluminum * , . ...
riage. Good condition. A. W. Mi- and Wood. Also Curtain Stretch- know the amount of stuffing you will attem p ting to wash all the trim
lam. Phone 628—. • Ip ers, Cash Boxes, Tool and Tackle n ecd - P la n on one cup o, s.uffing toi Washable window shades are eas-
- TT • , Boxes. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware one pound of fowl. ily cleaned by s p 0nging with thick( Take notice that Qn the 15th d
POR RRNT—Lpstairs apaitment, ^ Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c Breast meat will be more juicy if lathery soap suds, then rinsed with of December 1949 we will render a
™n n w " ,, ' C0Uple , the cut SUPREME Electrolux ' he ,. b, L d is / oas ‘ ed - S, re , ast <l01vn , °" a s P<>"S e ' ■>" window to final account ot our acts and doings
453, .N^ht 300-W K Sr Phone ? v - sha ,P ed r f^ B . e J or '. f ast '"2 dry. and do not roll until drying is as Administrators, with will annex-
; ,— , , . for hcr - Baldwin, t>r., h'none time ls i, ms hcd. turn the bird so the romolete
SEVERAL good used P' ano • 1 604-J. 4c-22 brCast , s U p th Us giving it a chance
and ready to go. $95 up. Easy . - — to brown
terms. The Trading Post. Laurens. INDELIBLE INK and sets for mark- Druwi1 -
— _ ! ing-elothes. Chronicle Pub. Co. Br ush the bird, before roasting,
TTTLIPS. HYACINTHS. Daffodils, i. _ . — with unsalted bytter or lard, to pre-
Peonies, Fritillaria, Lilies, Bleed- ELECTRIC TRAIN FOR SALE—^ vent the skin from blistering,
ing Heart. Red Hot Poker and Ama- Lionel, in excellent condition. 4
lovely luxurious
LEATHER
COVEKLP UGH!ERS
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Wrap fat-soaked cheesecloth over
i ed, of the estate of David T. Cope-
Crushed spots on pile rugs and land in the office of the Judge of
carpets can be brought up by apply- Probate of Laurens County, at 10
ing a steam iron to them. While o’clock a.m., and on the same day
still damp, brush with stiff brush, i will apply for a final discharge from
Slipcovers look better and stay our trust as Administrators,
clean longer if they are lightly star-| Any person Indebted to said estate
ryllis. Blakely-Burton's Hardware cars, 4 switches, 80 tracks, one cross thc , e? ‘ s and b . e3st 0 f the b j rd before ched To starch easily and evenly, is notified and required to make pay
& Seeds. Telephone 188.
piece, bridge, and transformer. $60 roas *j ngi so that the bird will
value Will sell for $35. Chris Patte.* brown to a much, especially if
(Telephone 2il-J. 22-3Cj bave a ] arge bird.
no t' place starch solution in the w r ash-
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ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and
Supplies. H L Baldwin, Telephone
604-J. \!c Have you seen the Polisher? It la Remove cloths
_ — — the last word in nice attachments roasting period if bird has not brown-1
FOR SALE Several good Singer yQ Ur Electrolux cleaner. H. L. ; ed sufficiently.
Ba.dwin, Sr., Phone 604—J. 4c-22 Cneesecloms aiound the legs,
~ T' brushed frequently with butter, will
HAVE your lawn mowers sharpened , prevent t h e ' legs from drying out,
HOUSE FOR SALE—6-room house ^ a * so sharpen hand saws an a i thus mak j ng them more edible. This
with bath on paved road six miles olher saws. Edgar L. Blakely, 3 < 1 j g eS p CC ; a hy true when you roast
miles from Lau- Muogrove St., Tee phone *.00. o- c fowl such as chicken and small!
turkeys.
ment on or before that date; and all
you mS machine. Rinse starch off ball persons having claims against said
trim or fringe, then dry in shade or' estate will present them on or before
L All Iff
'4^'A M/fc
1 •: .na> A 1/ Kk.
sewing machines, dining room and
breakfast room suites, china closeis !
The Trading Post, Laurens. tfc i
from
rens.
Clinton, five
$1,250 will finance
it. C. B.’
, NO HUNTING or trespassing allow-,
Holland, Phon e715. Laurens. lc ^ on our land. Reese Young, L. B.' Fowl is much easier to carve if it
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indoors, away from artificial heat
dunng tne U,t of, RECI1 , E OF ^ WEEK
Cranberry-Apple Pie
(Makes 1 9-ineh pie)
2 cups cranberries
1 cup diced apple
J 2 cup water
1 cup sugar
^ teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon butter
1 recipe plain pastry
said date, duly proven, or be forever
1 barred.
I. BLUFORD COPELAND,
J. HENDERSON PITTS,
I Adm’rs. D. B. N. C. T. A.
Nov. 14, 1949, 8-4cw
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LAST MINUTE GIFT SUGGES
TION— A magazine subscription.
Any magazine available. Miss Flor-
ne Burdette. Telephone 206-W. lei
Dillard.
Cook apples and cranberries in wa-
is allowed a resting period of M to ter un fji tender. Add sugar, salt and
vruro mpat with r^iizin’-s 1 30 minutes l > e - ore being brought to bu f ter Li ne pan with pastry and
CURE \OUR MEAT w’ltn Colgin s | f a bie fc - 1
Sugar Cure. Smoke Cure, Con-1
or carving. pour cranberry mixture into it. Cov-
qmolcp Sausage Seasoning I AII owin-r a rest period for the b.rd er top strips of pastry, criss-
Pepper and •«*' roas: .-. n * aU ? ,rees ,he ovcn . ,or crossed. Bake in a hot oven (450 de-
TOWLF. STERLING-For lnforma-||«'- elakely-Burton's baki "* , rolls , or blscui ' A as we;1 as Erees) for 20 minutes,
uon and delivery in Clinton con- J ar Xare & Seeds Telephone 188 '< "»,»***„
tact Mrs Dillard Boland. Calvert
Avenue Phone 736-J. Wilbur Rid
dle. Jeweler, Laurens. tfc
FOR SALE—Pop’s Lunch on Mus-
grove street See S F. Roddy.
FOR SALE—Seed oats, both Appier
and Coker's 45-67. Recleaned.
Pitts*Dillard Implement Co. tf
NOTICE
For QUALITY Radio Repairs
Rowland's Rudio Shop
Gary St—Phone 430
LOST — Black and white English
setter. Few tan spots on head and
sh >ulder. Five months old. $10 re
ward W B Blakely. Ip
FOR SALE—Child’s maple desk and
chair set. Has two drawers. Clean,
well kept. See S Y. Adair at Tim
merman Motor Co. Telephone 119 or
call 296-M after 6 pm. lc
LOST—Laat Thursday, female pup
py, black back, blue speckled legs,
red and blue speckled face About
four months old. Also, a small black
and blue speckled puppy $15 reward.
Finder please return dogs to J. C.
Rice, Route 2, Clinton, near
Spring
i vegetables, if necessary
THIS WEEK’S RECIPE
Sausage Stuffing
(For 10-16 pound turkey)
1 pound pork Miusagc
meat
3 quarts toarted bread
cubes
IL teaspoon sat
1 cup chopped celery
' >'4 cup chopped onion
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
Budget Requests
Already $6 Million
Above Allocations
Columbia, Nov. 19. — State budget
requests for 1950-51 already are $6.-
000,000 more than current alloca-
j tions.
And many more requests are to be
heard.
1-1 l z cups hot water State Budget commission ad-
Break sausage into small pieces joumed its first week of hearings
and brown slowly over low heat, yesterday on that note.
Pour sausage and all drippings over It wiU meet again late next week.
Christmas...
IS JUST AROUND
THE CORNER
It’s time to start your Christ
mas shopping. Let THE
CHRONICLE advertisements
help you each week. They are
filled with interesting, helpful
“store news" and suggestions
that will save you time and
money while stocks are fresh,
full, thrilling.
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l j teaspoon poultry seasoning
REV ERE STAIN I .KSS STEEL
K.Ware Have capper bot-
tom> No finer cooking utensils sold |
We also have WearEver Aluminum POR SALE -Business or industrial
and Nesco White Enamel Ware
Blake’.y-Burton* Hardware St Seeds
TVlephone 188
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site wfth warehouse on railroad m
Clinton About 5 acres in the tract.
C B Holland. Phone 715, Laurens.
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bread cubes, salt, celery, onion, par- alter.
Stomp j’.ey and seasoning. Mix thoroughly.' The first week of hearings found 8
8-4p Add enough hot water to moisten. requests at $17,843,910 by the agen- R
To remove obstinate, sticky films i c l* s heard so far. compared with cur- 8
of dirt from wood furniture, make a rent allotments to this same group oi JJ
solution of three tablespoons linseed *1*^*®’**’’
oil, one tablespoon turpentine and The commission will make recom-
one quart hot water. Mix thorough- rnendat.ons to the general assembly.
America’* Finest
HOT POINT
Home Appliances
HOME SUPPLY CO.
Next to Bailey's Bank
F< >R SALK Wa .es adding machine.
Chronicle Publishing Co.
ly and let cool thoroughly Wash a
small »rea and dry immediately with
a soft cloth. Repeat until entire sur-
F\iR SALE—Apartment size Eureka f ace j 4 c j eanf then polish by rubbing
table madel electric stove with two Wlth grain of the wood
Old wax on furniture can be re-
Ft )R S.ALE — Oak Heater
Firewood T M Holsonb
I, Tang.ewood Farm
eyes and oven. In good condition.
$30 Jeanette Pitts, at Hamilton’s.
Wood or Jew*l*rs. lc
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BRYAN HOLLAND
Real Estate
Phone 713 Laurens, S. C.
(Over Brown’s Jewelry Su^re)
FlJR SALE—Stuart pecans, 26c Lb,
Call 41. tfc
FL> X »K SANDERS—Rent our Sand
ers. (dgers and polishers. We have
ail tne necessary material to make
your floors beautiful. Reasonable
rates Cox Home St Auto Supply
Phone 12 tfc FOR RENT—Two office rooms up-
o »i ir tain na stairs over Copeland Hardware
n>K SAI.L — 1910 liymoulh Supplj Co CaI1 ,r it0 „. , c
P-10 deluxe, extra clean, new
NOTICE—We are prepared to sea-
p;unt job. new reconditioned en- jQn an( j gr i nd sausage at any time.
Ifine. (iood rubber, plastic seat John R Holland Grocery Telephone
(all 249-W. lc 130 -J if
CHRISTMAS TREES Spruce and
Cedars in your choice of sizes Also
Holly and Mistletoe soon. Blakely-
Burton's Hardware St Seeds. Tele
phone 188.
GIVE ELECTROLUX—The nation’s
most popular cleaner. H. L. Bald
win, Sr., Phone 604-J. 4c-22
covers.
F» »R SALE—8-weeks old English
Shepherd pups Males, $10 and
females $7 50. I Mac Adair, Phone
243-W tfc
F< >R SALE—Cood second-hand bi
cycle 2 coal stoves. Fresh Green
co’.lards T L Cooper, N Adair St.,
Phone 210-M 15-2p
| Want Ads
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS for Indoors
and Outdoors. Also extra bulbs it<
three sizes. Blakely-Burton's Hard
ware St Seeds. Telephone 188.
FOR SALE — Beautiful evergreen
Christmas trees. We take orders
end deliver. Assorted sizes on hand.
Yarborough Oil Co. Ip
FOR SALE — Family size Universal
sausage mill. Mrs. T. J. Blalock.
Phone 212. Ip
WANTED—Job as housekeeper or
maid in nice home. Cora Boyce
Yarborough. Contact Mrs. Fred Sea-
wright, 100 Bufort Ave. Ip
TRESPASS NOTICE—No hunting
or trespassing of any kind on my
land. A L. Nabors. J5-5p
POSITIVELY NO HUNTING, no
Mills Consuming
High Rote Cotton
Washington. Nov. 21. — American
textile mills are consuming cotton at
the highest rate in more than a year,
the agriculture department reported
today.
Thc mills used 726,000 bales in Oc
tober. Cv>mpared with 710.000 bales
in September and 697.000 in Octobet
1948. On a daily rate basis, the Octo-
Gift
Candies
GIVE HER
Nunnally’s
THIS CHRISTMAS
“Thc Candy of (he South'*
Young’s Pharmacy
Phone 19
We Deliver
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LOST OR STRAYED — White
and brown long-haired fox
fishing, no cutting wood or trees,
SHOATS FOR SALE—Poland China, | or otherwise trespassing on any of
our lands. Erskine Blakely, Mrs. J.
L. Todd.
eow’-4c
AVON will
grazed on high-priced land, fed
on high-priced feed. Strong and
terrier, resembles a cocker span- healthy. Priced right. Emerson John-
iel. Liberal reward, for infor- lson * Be!1 road - one milc trom Dun -
• > lean creek. I5-2p
mat ion leading: to recovery. T. J. — -
McCarty. Call H9 days; after 7iNOTICE-For the following w or ^ ; money in spare time.
excavating, yard leveling, moving ciintpn and Joanna,
telephone -lu-vV. Ip d i r t ra king land, dump truck
HOUSE FOR SALE—4-room house vi ce. sec Ernest E. Cox at Cox Seed j
with bath located in Clinton. The Cleaners. We are equipped for clean
er o is r gh: C B Holland Phone in? any seed Telephone 293. 29-4c , . . , ..
i ° i-.iu.iv dio-pnono, taole model; also small
.f),-). Lauren*. ,1c RENTAL —Floor sanding machines. Sonora radio. $15 each. See Harry
WOMEN WHO KNOW
appreciate this fine •opportunity
for (2) smart women to earn good
Opening in
Write Mrs.
ser- j u iia Sargee, Box 219, Aiken, S. C.
J5-5c
FOR SALE-—Philco combination ra-
$15
FOR RENT — Two-room uostairs new equipment. All necessary ma- c Layton at Chronicle office
apartment 314 West Main St. Ca!i 1 teria, t0 make y our floors beautiful.
377-XJ lc Reasonable prices. Home Supply Co.
, " Phone 423. tfc
FOR SALE — Two-stury house, with :
three separate apartments, could! 'Radio service at a reason-
easily rent for $85.00 per month. Lo- able P rice - A1] tubes checked free,
cated on lot that could be used for Smith's Radio Service, 200 Enter-
bus ness. Lot easily worth the asking prise St. In the old Wheel location,
price. Priced to SELL at $5,500.00. i Telephone 278-M. 15-2p
FOR SALE—Pecans, 30c
Stone, Te’eohone 354.
lb. J.
H.
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House next to R. E. Sadler home on
Broad street. Kilgo and Hunter, Real
tors, Laurens, S. C. lc
DR. L B. MARION
NATUROPATH
OFFICE IN JACOBS BLDG.
ROOM 215 — PHONE 97
ROSES. 2-year old Texas
No. 1 Bushes in many varieties and
colors. Patented and Regular. Blake
ly-Burton’s Hardware &t Seeds. Tele
phone 188. lc
HOUSE FOR SALE—Large 3-room
house with bath located in Clin
ton. Cheap for $2,250. Why pay rent?
C. B. Holland, Phone 715, Laurens.
Try our new cleaning and polishing
wax on your floors. H. L. Bald
win, Sr., Phone 604-J. 4c-22
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL—Fun Fare,
320 pages of Reader’s Digest wit
and humor, $3.50 value for only
$1.89. Get one for yourself or give
for present. Beautiful card sent an
nouncing gift. Miss Frances C. Winn,
Grown i Phone 535-J. 15-2p
GULF PRODUCTS
Tires^ Tubes, Batteries
and Accessories
AUTO HEATERS
INSTALLED
Clinton
■ Service Station
E. Carolina Are.
GLFTS-^AU leading magazines have
special prices now. Call me for gift
rate catalog. I handle all magazines,
new and renewals, and meet all pub-
lishers’ offers. Miss Frances C. Winn,
] Phone 535-J. * 15-2p
MOTHERS—Do you realize that you
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
tary and sterile diapers, that have
been washed through a total of 10
noses. Baby Dy-De Service, Phone
•05, Laurens. tfc
Stomach Hurt And
Burned After Meals,
Scalf's Gave Relief
“For fifteen years I had tried dif
ferent medicines, but Scalf’s alone
gave the relief I craved,” declares
Mrs. Arthur Win
ters, Millport, Ala.
“Often my stomach
hurt and burned so
badly after meals I
was unable to go.
The first three dos^
es of Scalf’s Indiary
River Medicine
helped relieve the
horning in my
stomach. I am on
the third bottle now and feel better
than in years. Scelfs does every
thing you say it will and more, too.” (
The first bottle of Scalf's must sat
isfy or your money back. Try it to-,
day. Nothing Replaces Scalf's Years
of Use. It's on sale at all drug stores.
Mrs. Winters
Used Car
Bargains!
1947 Olds 98 Club Sedan,
radio and heater, extra
clean $1500
11 . 1 11 ■■ i n N
1947 Buick Special Sedan-
ette. radio and heater, ex
tra clean $1500
1946 Plymouth Coach,
heater, extra clean. $1095
1941 Pontiac Coach, radio
and heater, clean $695
1910 Studebaker Sedan,
average $300
1941 Plymouth Coach,
clean, reconditioned m o -
tor $550
1941 Ford Coach, motor
overhauled $450
Special
Christmas Sale
$99.00 Cash
Each
TAKE YOUR PICK
1937 Terraplane Coupe
1937 Chevrolet Sedan
1936 ChexTolet Sedan
1936 Chevrolet Coach
1934 Ford Sedan
1934 Ford Coach
1937 Dodge Coach
The above cars are all in
running condition.
Terms can be arraaged
TIMMERMAN
MOTOR CO.
OLD SMOBILE-GMC TRUCKS
Salas and Sai vka
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GIFTS FOR A MAN FROM A MAN'S
STORE
—Suits
—Overcoots
—Sport Coots
—Rain Coats
—Hots
—Shirts
—Pajamas "
—Dress Gloves
—Work Gloves
—House Shoes
—Dress Shoes
—Rubber Boots
—Rubber Overshoes
—Sport Jackets
—Wembly Ties
—Sport Sox
—Dress Sox
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