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1 l I. Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, March 29, 1951 WANT ADS TQ RENT — TO FIND — TO BUY — TO SELL Everybody Reads the Want Ads Terms Cash NOTICE—Rates for waat ads are 50c minimum for *5 words, all over 25 words 2c per word. Multiple insertions—5 times for the price of 4. Classified display, per inch per insertion—65c. All want ads are cash except to firms carry in* monthly charge accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co. i v HOUSE FOR SALE—Nice brick home, good location in Clinton. Plastered walls, oak floors, the best material and construction. C. B. Holland, Phone 715, Laurens. 1c PERUVIAN DAFFODILS, Summer Hyacinths, Calla Lilies, Fancy Leaf Caladiums, Amaryllis and Double Tuberoses. Blakely-Burton’s Hard ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c WE HAVE horses and mules of every kind. H. J. Pitts. tf FOR SALE—6-foot Frigidaire in good condition. Call Francis Bla lock at 436. ' 1c FOR RENT—Waxer and polisher and scrubber formerly owned by Home Supply Co. See T. C. Johnson Co. Phone 4. tf PRESCRIPTIONS — Called for and delivered. We fill any doctor’s pre scription. Howard's Pharmacy, the Rex all Store, Phone 101. tfc HOUSE FOR SALE—Large six- room house with two baths on lot 173x325. This is a nice home for you, well located in Clinton. C- B. Holland. Phone 715, Laurens. 1c RELIANCE AZALEA AND CAMEL LIA Fertiluer, Triogen and Reliance Rose Fertilizer, Vigoro, Sheep Ma nure. Bone Meal, Peat Moss, Leaf i Mold and Vermiculite. Blakely-Bur-, ten s Hardware A Seeds. Telephone 1 1M 1c, LOTS FOR SALE-f-Two lots on E. | Carolina Avenue (one a corner lot) near Mahaffey house. Call Joe Me ar.iel. Phone 128 tf WANTED TO BUY—Oats H J P. ’. j tf C BRYAN HOLLAND Real Estate ncr.es 715. 23826 — Laurens, S. C (Over Brown's Jewelry Store) FOR SALE—4 room house, with central heat and automatic water heater Tile flour kitchen and bath Ha> long-term G1 loan 208 Shands Ft Phone 718-J. 2p 5 AVON COSMETICS has opening for mature woman to service good Avon territory in Joanna and Clinton. ‘ft unity to earn $2 an hour in spare time Pleasant, dignified work. Write Mrs Julia Sorgee, 1106 Oconee St. Columbia 2, S. C. 2t-3c BABY CHICKS U. S. approved, pui.orjm clean Purina feeds for goed growth and feeders, fountains and remedies. Blakely-Surton’s Hardware Sc Seeds. Telephone 188. WANTED—2 curb boys or 2 curb girls to work on week-ends. Must be over 16 years of age. Roddy's Drive-In. 1c FOR SALE—Planting Cotton Seed. Pure Coker 100, 1 year from Coker, demented and treated with Ceres- an. Germination 87 r c. John T. Young. 12-3c FOR SALE—Dwelling and small store room on large lot on main highway in Clinton. Also large tarn suitable for garage. C. B. Holland, Phone 715, Laurens. lc COLUMNAR PADS, varied columns ajid description space. A necessity for inventories and tax tabulations. The Chronicle Publishing Co. ' FOR SALE—2 shoats, also 2 rolls barbed wire. 5 rolls hog wire. 1 Curtis Barbee, Greenwood Highway 1 l£ PURINA STARTENA and Grow ers Checker-Etts will grow the quickest chickens ever. We have it and a full line of other Purina Feeds. B.akely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. FOR SALE—Used farm imple ments as follows: 1 grain cradle, 1 oat drill. 1 cotton planter, 2 guano distributors, 2 plow stocks, 2 turn piows, 1 shop forge. See A. B. Davidson at Cotton Warehouse. 5-2c Don't Miss Our Big REXALL ONE-CENT SALE April 18, 19, 20, 21 * HOWARD’S PHARMACY Phone 101 FOR SALE—6-room house, large lot, 83-ft. front, 150 ft. deep, on - Shands Street. Call 811-W for fur- • ther information. Ip ! • - 1 USED electric stove for sale. Ideal ! for your fishing shack. Priced low. j J. H. Pitts, Jr. lc I SNAP DRAGON PLANTS, Feverfew, Carnation, Gypsophila, Sweet Wil liam, Blue Phlox, Admiral Byrd Dai- : sy and Pink Perennial Candytuft., Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. FOR YOUR MAGAZINES—Come to Young’s Pharmacy. We now have a complete newsstand and lending li- j brary. tfc ; PIANOS in excellent condition. Tuned and ready to go. Terms easy, prices low. The Trading Post, Lau- | rens, S. C. ^ FOR SALE—Gladioli bulbs. Reason able price. Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr | Phone 576-M. lc SLABS for sale. One 2-ton load $8 00 two to five loads $7.00 per load. Also stove wood or slab blocks. Delivered any time any where. Call Joe Mc Daniel. phone 128. tf HOUSE FOR SALE — Nine-room house with two baths suitable for apartments or tourist home, good location in Clinton. C. B Holland. Phone 715, Laurens lc GLADIOLI jJuLBS, Dahlia Tubers, Gloxinias, Tuberous Rooted Begonias and other summer flowering bulbs. Blakely-Burton’a Hardware St Seeds. Telephone 188 Jc BEEKEEPERS SUPPLIES We have a complete line of Root's Bee Hives, Wyrless Foundation and ether Hive Accessories Blakely- Burton’s Hardware St Seeds Tele phone 188 FOR YOUR LESPEDCZA SEED— See Earnest E Cox. phone 263 or Cox Seed Cleaners. Kobe—kc re an FOR SALE—Nitrate soda, Roysters Guano, triple cleaned lespedeza seed. Pop’s Cafe. H. J. Pitts. tf ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and Supplies. H. Baldwin, Telephone 804-J. tfc WALLPAPER — We have just re ceived Devoe’s New Stylcraft sample book of new patterns. Come in and look them over. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware Sc Seeds. Telephone 188. Fresh Country Eggs Available At JOE’S ESSO Phone 128 HOUSE FOR SALE — Four-room house with room for bath on small tract 4 miles from Clinton. The price is right C. B Holland. Phone I T15, Laurens. lei FLOOR SANDERS—Rent our sand- ers, edgers and polishers We ha vs all the necessary material to make «our floors beautiful. Reasonable *ates Cox Home A Auto Supply Phone 12 tfc WANTED—White or colored man or boy to help at odd jobs around small. hotel and hop bells. The Kings Tree Hotel. Kingstree, S C 29-3v LOTS FOR SALE—Large lot «n Davidson street. Lots on the Lau- rens-Clinton highway. C. B Hol land. Phone 715. Laurens. lc ACCIDENT Insurance Tickets cost 25c per day. Protects up to $5,000. S. W. Sumerel, Aetna-izer, Tele. 80, Jacobs Building. tf FOR YOUR MAGAZINES—Come to Young’s Pharmacy. We now have a complete newsstand and lending li brary. .tie, LARGEST DISPLAY of new and used house trailers in the western part of the Carolinas. Alma, Ameri can, Buckeye, Howard, *‘M” System, Mobile, Nashua, Pontiac, Stewart, and Trotwood. We take cars and fur- j niture on trade. Long term financing. Discount for cash. Open until 9. J Closed Sundays. RIMER TRAILER ) SALES. (ngiS nwoD-ediS pU ehT htiW ecalP ehT). Super Highway 29, Taylors, S. C. Phone 2-2800. tfc GLITTERS MARIGOLD. Torch Ti^ thonia, Silver Medal Petunias, Sun ny Marigold, Spry Marigold, Fire Chief Petunia and a big assortment of other Flower Seeds. Blakely- Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele phone 188. RUBBER BANDS are scarce. Good supply on hand. Also Letter Box Files. Pencil Sharpeners and other little needs for the office. Chronicle Publishing Co. JOHNSON’S non-poisonous roach powder, one year guarantee. Han dled by Sadler-Owens Pharmacy and Howard’s Pharmacy. Jun21-p MacArthur Hint At Red China Raids Expected Start Talk Tokyo, March 25.—The implica tion that Red China might be at tacked, coupled with General Ma^ Arthur's peace overture Saturday, aparently was designed by the Un ited Nations commander to stimu late a little thought on the matter. It appears here as a calculated time bomb to cap the ninth month of a bitter Korean campaign that seems to be getting closer to the theoretical stalemate that MacAr thur has predicted. In his statement, he made a four point outline of reasons why he considered the Communits have lost the chance to conquer South Korea. Then he added that if the United Nations decided on “an expansion of our military operations to his (the Chinese Red) coastal areas and interior bases,” this “would doom Red China to the risk of imminent military collapse.” That statement certainly caught the Western world by surprise and probably had the same effect on Peiping. This may have been one of its purposes. As far as is known here, it was not submitted before hand to Washington. The surprise can be expected to increase the amount of speculation about the statement. If that discus sion reaches only a fraction of the words expended on the 38th par allel—which is regarded in Tokyo as meaningless — the military ef fect could be momentous. What Gen. MacArthur apparently wants is to start Peiping w’orrying about its South China flank. Here is the background: Red China was able to assemble the bulk of its trained military forces in Manchuria and to send them into Korea with relative curity The Third and Fourth field armies could be taken from South China because the U. S. Seventh fleet was assigned to patrol the coast so long as Nationalist China refrained from attacking the main land “We sent the Seventh fleet out to protect Communist Chine.'* one of ficer here commented That policy has prevented Mac Arthur from using his favorite mil itary weapon- a flank thrust or feint. Instead, he has had to plow straight up the Korean peninsula against a heavier Chinese line Now the substance of MacAr- thur's recent statements is that the Communits cannot win in Korea and neither, under present circum stances. can the Allies. United Nations forces are grad ually reaching the point where, for reasons of supply, they cannot match the enemy s preponderant manpower mass ETA shxETA ETA ET ET ET EE In other words, as long as he has to hit center. MacArthur will have to slow down nis drive. Unless the Chinese are ready to talk aensible peace terms, the future, of the war could be highly indefinite So MacArthur evidently decided to start the world talking, at least with one of his customarily con troversial statements. The results could be beneficial. question of calling a convention to write a new Constitution. Should the voters favor the pro posal, it would be up to the 1953-54 General Assembly to arrange the details and to call for Jthe election of members. The present Constitution, dating from 1895, stipulates that a con vention called for the purpose of drafting a new one shall be com posed of 124 members. Each county would be represented to the same extent that it has seats in the House of Representativs. A Constitutional Convention was one of Gov, James F. Byrnes’ in augural recommendations. Children Deeding Ban Requested Senator R. T. Wilson, with Sena tor Graham of Florence, introduced a bill last week to stop deeding of children “like they were chattel.” Senator Wilson declared that the bill would repeal setions of the code which permits the deeding and willing of children. He said a number of them are disposed of in this manner each year. Senator Wilson pointed out that the proper method would be the adoption of children which gives them the right to inherit the same as bodily children. He said that itwas a shame that children can be deeded like ani mals. He said the bill was aimed at protecting children to see that they are put in proper homes with responsible parents. SUCARYL. NEW SWEET Like saccharin, the new synthetic sweetening called sucaryl contains no calaries, but, unlike saccharin, it retains its full sweet flavor even in, boiling solutions. Sucaryl is sold in both tablet and liquid forms, and can be used in canning, cooking and baking. It’s especially suitable for people on sugar-free diets. * State Senate Favors Meet Columbia — The proposal for a State Constitutional convention had Senate committee backing today. The Senate Judiciary Committee reported favorably on the House- approved resolution for a 1952 gen eral election referendum on the We’ve Got Something To Crow About ‘ The boss is a lot better, and we’re sincerely thankful. Here are some of the other things we’re crowing about: Vanity Dressers $21.50 Love Story Magazines, each 5c All Books, each ... ..... 25c Funny Books, 3 for _.... 10c Antique Clock, run by weights . $40.00 ROOM AND BOARD 307 Musgrove Street, Phone 200. 29-2p N. C. 27, Dixie 18 and Funk’s Hy brid Corns and many varieties of regular field and garden corns. Blakely - Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. PLANT YOUR GARDEN with good 1 seeds. We have a supply of what you need. Also Vigoro and Sheep Ma nure Fertilizers. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware Si Seeds. Telephone 188. HANDY LEDGER — Complete With alphabet and loose leaf sheets. Low price. Chronicle Publishing Co. Brand New— Automatic 33 Kb Record Player Attachment Never Used — Call 74 — Buffets: Fill that corner in your dining room. Prices begin at $10.00 The boss has sneaked up to Yan- keeland with a bargain twinkle in hjs eye. It’s a case of a scrap to the finish—either him or the d’yankees. Come around Monday afternoon to mourn with his widder, or snap up a bargain, whichever the case may be. Antique round-square glass bowl $2.50 Ugliest (ugh!) Mirrors in Clin ton i—— $5.00 Just 3 China Closets left, each $20.00 Kitchen Cabinet $5.00 Dish Cabinet, 2 doors $6.00 5-pc. Breakfast Set $19.95 Clock Keys, Round Dining Tables, Picture Frames, Trunks. Golf Clubs, Hall Trees, Gun Cabinet. Talk atfout your operation at The WHEEL Buy Before Seles Tex Sets In BEWARE THE TRAP 1847 ROGERS BROS. AMERICA'S FINEST SIIVERPLATE ** A*,* 0 Vo „ «oo3 v * fce** natt***** 1 fcto*- * WerV^ ^oM- oil B°* e . tX>V u ' , .litt ^ex*. Us .VI ,..AeT*iP ’ ’ I Ate** »<l et MAY BE PURCHASED ON OUR OPEN STOCK PUN AS LITTLE AS ONE PIECE AT A TIME Teaspoon $ .71 Dinner Knife 2.33 Dinner Fork 1.42 Salad Fork 1.42 Soup Spoon ! 1.42 Butter Spreader 1.42 6-Piece Place Setting $8.72 (No Tax) Chest Free After You Purchase 6-Place Setting ’'’'“n.J.iAA l '“’ 52-piece service lor eight ° V •l.Um 8 »o«P spoons w NO TAX t knives 8 seep spoons Storks 2 ublospoons 16 teaspoons ls«|.r spoon 8 salad forks 1 butter knife and in kandsotnt ttrnish resistant chut Spo down lake* it hornet J. C. THOMAS, jeweJ&i