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/ r Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday. January 25. 1931 ItEQl EST FOR BIDS The Laurens County Board ol Commissioners request bids for the following: Insurance on 19 dump trucks and two pick-up trucks, belonging to I-»purens county. Liability only—5-10- 5, 10-20-5, 25-50-5. r Bids shall be sealed and deiposited with the Supervisor on or before the 1st day of February, 1951. Bids will be opened at 11:00 o’clock on the 6th day of Ff&ruafy. 1951, in the office of the County Supervisor. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. BENNIE B. BLAKELY, Supervisor. CLYDE JONES, Commissioner. WM. J. HENRY, Commissioner. 25-3c REQUEST FOR BIDS The Laurens County Board of Commissioners request bids upon the lollewing: Supplies for the County Home and the Three Chain Gang Camps for the month of February, 1951. Anplica’ions may be secured at the olf ce of the' County Supervisor, at the Laurens Court House^ S. C. Bids ?hall be sealed and deposited wi.h the Supervisor on or before the 1st day of February, 1951. Bids will be opened at 10:00 o’clock in the office of the County Supervis or on February 6th, 1951. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. , BENNIE B. BLAKELY, Supervisor. CLYDE JONES, Commissioner. \\"M. J. HENRY, Commissioner. 25-3e MORE PEOPLE ARE READING THE CHRONICLE THAN EVER BEFORE! Steepolator Coffee Bogs Mak A Quick Cup Of Real Coffee For Breakfast Cofifee for breakfast—real coffee !with that sharp morning ooffee aro ma and that full, eye-opening coffee i flavor and body—has long been-3H?e- We’ll Be Right Over! In emerRencies we are as near as your phone. A call to us rushes your order to you! For all your drug needs call us. McGEE’S DRUG STORE Phone No. 1 gretful impossibility for a vast morn ing army of hurried coffee lovers. ' Now their pe'riod of denial is finally at an end. The bachelors, the kitch en-less, the sleepyheads, all can—in 'a jiffy—make real coffee right in the | cup with the new one-cup coffee bags. , Individual cup coffee bags make a cupful of real coffee in a single easy step. Just as with tea bags, drop a coffee bag in a cup, pour in rapid ly boiling water and steep to any strength desired. Coupled with the | simplicity of preparation is the eqaul- ly attractive fact that afterwards, 'there are no loose, messy grounds or dirty pots to contend with. On top of all the time and labor- saving convenience of coffee bags, coffee made this way tastes the same, has the same aroma and body as pot- browed coffee. That's becasue Steep olator coffee bags contain lOO'T pure coffee—no concentrates or solubles— i which is freshly ground just before packing And to preserve their fresh- ; ness, coffee bags are vacuum packed | in sealed glass jars, 20 to the jar. Retailers, at the same time, hap pily discovered that not only were coffee bags a heavy volume item, but also that they offered up to 600% more profit per pound than regular vacuum packed coffee. Currently, re tail prices for the bags packed 20 to a vacuum sealed jar (7.04 oz. net wt.) range from 57 to 65 cents per jar. The vacuum jar incidentally, is the standard pack for all brands offer ing Steepolator coffee bags. Individual cup coffee bags look : and work like tea bags except that •they contain 100% pure ground cof- ' fee—no concentrates or solubles— and produce a real cup of coffee with exactly the same flavor, body and aroma as pot-brewed coffee. And 'coffee bags do away with loose, mes- | sy grounds, wasteful measuring and dirty pots. Boon to the consumer, | profit to the retailer, already more 'than a dozen top brands in the East, South and Mid-West are selling their coffees in Steepolator coffee bags. ■ Other firms are scheduled to in- i troduce their brands in coffee bags i after the first of the new year. A f that tune, also, a country-wide con- ! sumer program of educational adver tising and publicity gets under way. •Steepolator Coffee Bags" is the registered trade name of the coffee jbags and the individual bag packag ing process. It appears on the labels of all brands of coffee packaged in this manner This item is now avail able in the area at Dixie-Home Sup er-Market. U. S. To Open Jap Peace Talks This Week i Washington, Jan. 21—The United States will open in Tokyo this week the second stage of Japanese peace negotiations designed to produce a ratified treaty between the Allied ! powers and Japan before the end of i the year. The biggest unsolved problem fac ing Ambassador John Foster Dulles on the eve of leaving for the Far East is how to meet the desire of such countries as Australia and New Zealand for security against a rebirth ■of aggressive Japanese militarism. There has been some thought in the government here that the best j solution might be a Pacific security I pact, somewhat like the Atlantic pact. Dulles is carrying a presidential | directive to get on with the Japa nese peace treaty development as i rapidly as possible. The primary purpose of the trip , is to get the ideas of Japanese gov- | ernment and political leaders on trea- i ty provisions and particularly to | clear up views as between Ameri cans and Japanese on security jjrob- i lems. In all negotiations the U. S. is I operating essentially as a go-between with other World War II victor na tions on one hand and the Japanese j on the other. After months of study, Washington decided last year that the best peace treaty would be one which restored Japan’s independence with no strings attached, the convic tion here being that post-treaty re quirements would produce more trouble than good results. Negotiations in the first stage were opened by Dulles last fall when he talked with representatives at U. N. headquarters of Russia, Britain, and all other countries with direct Far Eastern interest. Those talks disclosed two things, according to the ofificial estimate of their progress. First, there were no unsolvalble problems involving coun tries other than Russia; second, Rus sia almost certainly will not go along with creation of a treaty which Rus sia cannot in effect dictate. Therefore the second stage of the talks opens with every evidence that the Soviet Union and Communist China will not be in on the treaty drafting, but that the U. S. and more than a dozen friendly countries in tend to go ahead anyway. Dulles is prepared to tell the Jap anese that the U. S. expects the trea ty to be one which wild restore them to respect and equality in the family of nat^pns, though their prewar em pire must be written ott. U. N. mem bership for Japan also is an Amer ican objective. Kitchen tongs are handy items to have among your equipment. Use them for lifting vegetables out of saucepans and oven and for serv ing. Leftover vegetables can be perked up if they’re served with browned butter to which a few bread crumbs have been added. You can pay more... but you cant buy better •.. than the 'SI FORD with new FORDOMATIC* DRIVE and 43 "Look Ahead” features Come in for a 'TEST DRIVE” The’51 FORD Baldwin Motor Company N. Broad Street — Clinton, S. C. ■ * V “Just Like a Garden t u ft • PICTSWEET • BIRDS EYE • DULANY ...and so NS/ho pfepatti* Step into your Dixie-Home frozen food department and you have a “gar den of freshness” at your command! 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