The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 29, 1951, Image 16

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Pace Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thnraday, March 29, 1951 Clean-Up Campaign At Clinton Mills A clean-up, paint-up, fix-up cam paign has been announced by the Clinton •Cotton Mills for the period April 1 through the 6th. Prizes of $25, $15, and $10 are offered to first, second and third place winners in the special observance, it is an nounced, with the company collect ing all trash in the community. CALL 74 FOR YOUR PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY NEEDS SPECIAL ORANGE CHIFFON CAKE — 50c TINMAN'S BAKERY Phone 334-W LAWN MOWER PRECISION SHARPENING DONE BY EXPERTS (all 1MR Cox Seed Cleaners E. Honda HI. GOLD THEATRE JOANNA. $ C PM. American Guerilla In the Philippine* mm* tyh»m r«»M«a la Calar Satarda* March II Redwood • Forest Trail MH* RU ALUM New ftarUJ aa4 C April 2-3 Kim Mil* ERROL FLYNN la Cater Wcdncaday April 4 Breaking Point With JOHN GARFIELD Ala* CASH NIGHT Next— Tomahawk With Van Heflin. Yvonne DeCarlo, Preston Foster Ripley Collection To Be Shown Here On April 2nd Robert Ripley’s personal collec tion of “Believe It or Not” oddities, being exhibited on national toiir under auspices of the Disabled American Veterans, will be pre sented here for one day only, Monday, April 2, by the depart ment of South Carolina, DAV. Believe It or Not cartoons have been appearing in newspapers throughout the world for years. On display in this exhibit will be some of the original drawings picturing facts which many found difficult to believe. The greater portion of the exhibit features part of Ripley’s amazing collection of the authen tic original subjects on which the cartoons are based. Every item is selected from the unusual assort ment of strange things which Mr. Ripley spared 1 no effort or expense to unearth during his endless explo rations of all parts of the world. The mobile exhibit is mounted in a special custom-built trailer, fea turing a full collection of authentic replicas of the world's famous dia monds, including the Hope, the CulLinan, the Pasha, the Kohinoor, and the Star of India. In addition to this spectacular display, there are many curious items from far away lands With strange customs, like the Soulcatcher, Eskimo drink ing cup, and a shrunken head. Included in this exhibit are mys terious oddities and wonders of every age and every part of the world. There is the iron cross that formed in the heart of a tree., the world's largest women's shoes, the magic rattle of a medicine man. the medieval torture instrument called Spike Crown.** the Hopi Indian rain maker, and many other items Location of the showing here will be at Mam and Broad streets Admission it free, it Is stated, and the eihtbrt will be open to the pub lic from It am to t pm Any funds raised through voluntary do nations will be used by the State Deportment mid the chapters of the Disabled American V In then In <2 • • - est Boll Wtetril Survives Word SC Winter ca!*naa** March SS— VVule an affarnl repnst hse net yot Mawn *n» noumred prohnamasy wdesmatsan g^on In the Oeansen eehmeemi toi tan i Mta mi i hy Dv M D Ferrer entaanetegisL tmtfc Carolmn Xa perameni Bteiims. wdirntad nesmnl mrv t*el eg heH nee* tls m tNa (new dust and •hep* lac early Reports mdlreta m the oThSi throughout the stele These meet ill be held m a number of it counties during the com- k and special emphasis will treatment. _ early potaoning for the control of ascochyta and thr^w with special emphasis on equipment suitable for poisoning small acreages Hot House-Senate ,* Difference On Bitl Expected Columbia, March 26.—The hottest house-senate difference of opinion in the apparently inevitable free conference on the general appro priations bill will probably come on some of the education sections —particularly that one dealing with the allocation of funds. Both bills would allocate $15 per year per pupil for school construc tion and an additional $5 on the same basis for administration. The house version would make this al location to the school districts un der the supervision of the county board of education. The senate fi nance committee version, however, would make the allocation on a county-wide basis, abolishing all county boards of education and creating new boards to be appoint ed by the governor upon the ad vice and consent of the senate. House members declare this would leave education expenditures entirely in the hands of the sena tors, since the senator from each county would recommend members of the county board to the governor for appointment. Little League Film Be Shown Tonight The Little League film of the 1950 little world series, in which Clinton Little Leaguers participated last summer at Williamsport, Pa., will be shown tonight (Thursday) at 7:30 at the Academy Street school. The fihn, which was to have had a pre vious showing, was lost in the mails and just arrived in the city yester day. CALL 74 FOR YOUR PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY NEEDS After Easter... Extra Savings on Every Floor and in Each Department. Come Get ’em ... At These Give-Away Prices! — MENS WEAR! • Reduced to Clear! MEN’S SUITS This» special group of gabardines, tweeds, flannels and worsteds, good colors and sizes, 35.00 values t • Special MEN’S SLACKS Plain and pleated fronts, in gabar dines and hard finished worsteds, tans, greys, blue, greens. Sizes 28 to 42 Pair • Close Out Men’s SPORT SHIRTS Long sleeves, in solid colors and fan cies . . . two-way collars and sport styles . . . Sizes S-M-L. • Special Purchase Each MEN’S BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS Bold and neat stripes, two-piece styles, with notched collar, button-up tops and drawstring pant. 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