The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 11, 1951, Image 14
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Store room and living
quarters on tif S. highway 76 near
Clinton. This is a good business lo
cation. C. B. Holland, Phone 715,
l>aurens. 1 1c
LOST—Yellow gold dinner ring with
; one stone, slightly bent. Finder
'please return to Chronicle office. 1c
COLUMBUS WOODSAVER Auto-
Washington Not
Disturbed By Red
Atomic Report
Washington, OdL 6—Congress
generally refused to get excited
today over Premier Stalin’s an
nouncement Russia is testing A-
$1.50 per
NO DUST—NO DIRT— No clingers PEARS FOR SALE
in our premium grade coals. Order bushel. Call between 9 and 1
now before it goes up. C-W-S Guano after 4 at 306 Thornwell street
!c “ "
1 matic Woodburner Heater. Also Oil ^ om ^ s -
and Coal Heaters and Stove Repairs. O ne member of the Atomic Com-
Blahely^Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. m ittee urged a vast expansion of
or
Telephone 188.
1c the atomic program in light of
Russian devedpoments, but others
Co. Phone 62.
LAND FOR SALE—93
miles from Clinton. 96
FOR RENT, — ,5-room house on willing to be quoted said present
acres three Shands street. Phone 967 or 67. 1c American plans are adequate.
Thursday, October 11, 19SI
announcement was centered around Bridges (R-NH), and Hjckenlooper
other great power effort to work ( bers of the same committee.
(D-Iowa) disagreed. They are mem-
Bridger said he saw “nothing
in the Stalin announcement—
“we’ve known for a year now that
the Russians had the atomic bomb.’^
He said Congress might look into^
our program, and if necessary,
speed it up. ,
“The announcement should not
affect the orderly common-sense
development of our atomic pro
gram,” he said. “We should go
right ahead with what’s planned
and sound.” i
the possibility it may lead to an-
out international atomic controls,
and even this was taken with a
grain of salt. Stalin mentioned such new
controls, saying they were being
blocked by the U. S.
Many believed Stalin’s announce
ment was packed with more propa
ganda than facts. What the propa
ganda will lead to remains uncer
tain. But diplomatic sources here
anticipate the next move will be
made of the impending United Na
tions General Assembly meeting
in Paris.
In Washington, Rep. Jackson
(D-Wash) of the joint committee
on atomic enegry urged that funds
HAVE AN EXTRA KEY
NOTICE — Mrs. James Craine i$ miies irom -uumun. acres five SALE —New International oil , ! increased from the oresent $1 bil-
aerving meals at her home from 12 ^ i es Holland 11 Phone furnace > complete with blower, air| f h fi j H lion a year to as much as $5 billion
o’clock noon until 4 o’clock for 65c P nce 15 n S m - a. woliana, rmone fiUerS) humidifiers, and 6 hp electric!
per meal. Anyone interested please, 7 Laurens. ^ c motor, 85,000 BTU capacity. J. A.
200 pQ R SALE—New 6-room house and
Except in Russia, which heard i * or atomic energy development
j • - * * * * «
contact Mr .and Mrs. Craine,
Bailey St., Phone 447-W. Icoi
18 acres land. Five miles out on
with considerable pride, a "so
„ T w v>7 yt i what” attitude seemed to prevail
Orr, Jr., Telephone 602-W or 327-M j among those who had
c heard President Truman break the
to $10 billion.
He said theisecond atomic test
in Russia has convinced him that j
country is now capable of begin-
GUNS—The most complete stock in Greenwood .highway. Contact A. M. FOR‘SALE — 2 National cash regis- news Wednesday. i warn America it can hold its (
town. Yarborough Oil Co. Phone Shumate, 131 Pine St., Lydia. 18-5p ters Also H and R sportsman model; 0 N doubt was expresed that an I !? ing w ? r a " d . that it A S u 0ul u
««■ ^ HOU^D BU13S — Tulips, DriV 22 ^ Cal1 ^ J rXub?ed%"
— — lc that Russia was testin « new wea ®-' Connally (D - Texas),
FARMS WANTED—Good 'farms are dils, Hyacinths, Dutch Iris and many
testing new weap-
But recent information about,
in demand. List that farm you have others. See our ad in today's issue. FESCUE, Clover, Ladino Clover, ® ns - * u j u . , i
for sale with me. C. B. Holland, B lakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Barley, Oats, Rye, Grass, Turnip ^
s. lc Teleohone 188. lc Seed. H. J. Pitts. tf a huge stockpile perfection of new
Senators
Phone 715, Laurens.
PLANING MILL SERVICE—Lum- for SALE—13 Poland China Duroc ASLE — Powerlight
ber dressed in any standard patern. pigs, 11 weeks old, $10 each. H. B. plant. a ;S o Amer.^an electric mea.
H. B. Wilson, on U. S. highway 76 Henderson. Rt. 3. Hooewell View slicing
weapons, plans for new ones,
electric The major interest in Stalin’s
— - - r Henderson, Rt. 3, Hopewell
north of Newberry at the bridge. Farm, Phone Joanna 2364. 18-2p Shoppe.
machine. Dell’s
Beauty ON TRIP THROUGH MIDWEST
lc Mr. and Mrs. Tom Plaxico are on|
4p-18 ! — —- — ;— PVV rnAQS rwharrf Gras< Crim- a vacation tri P through the Midwest.!
WE HAVE good quality plate glass RV E GRASS ^hard Grass. Cnm They expect to ^ gQne about a
AT YOUR SERVICE—This “Relia- mirrors in stock. Call us for partic- son Clover, Ladino Clover Fescue,
ble” prescription pharmacy is here ulars on a full-length mirror in- Bar ^y an a T
to help you. Call us in time of need. 1 stalled in your home, or a mirror Burton s Hardware & Seeds. Tele-
We assure you prompt, courteous put in your frame. D. E. Tribble phone loo.
ice. Prescriptions are called for Co., Phone 94.
tf TRESPASS NOTICE — No hunting, dren.
week. •
During their absence, Mrs. Plaxi-'
co’s mother, Mrs. Wiley Monk, of
Moultrie, Ga., is here with the chil-
Dr. Fred E. Holcombe
Office Honrs 9:00 to 5:36.
200 South Broad SL
OPTOMETRIST
ices at
Phone 658
and medicines delivered at no extra SALESMAN WANTED—Be indepen- fishing, trespassing or loafing allow-
charge to you. Howard’s Pharmacy, clent sell Rawleigh Products. Good *<1 on Valley View Stock Farm. J. H. j
Pfeone 101. tf nMr by locality open. Write today. Stone, John Adair. < !6-2p|
HOUSE FOR SALE—5-room house Rawleigh *. Dept. SCJ-81-D, Rich- STERLING by Towle, Kirk, Reed Sc
almost new, good location m Clinton, niond, Va. -— ** Barton. Call Mrs. Dillard Boland.
Let me show you this pla e. C. B. la/TS FOR SALE—Lots at Joanna, 736-4. 608 Calvert Ave. Wilbur
Molland, Phone 11%, L—rent. lc blacktopped streeu and wa;er Lots Jeweler, Laurens. S. C. tic
on the Laurens highway Lot on Da- f*jr RENT—7-room house, approxi-
vidson street. C. B Holland, Phone ma t e iy 5 miles from town on a good
715, Laurens lc road Rent re jisorigikDit- W. C. Bald-
your poultry, If,
in excellent condition.
SABY CHICKS. U. S. approved, dog*. We welcome a comparison in jun^d und ready to go. Terms easy,'
eeds for Purina oerformance Blakely-Bur- p ncrf i ow . The Trading Post, Lau-
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C. BRYAN HOLLAND
Real Eslata
fbones 71S, 23826 — Laurens. S C
<Over Brown's Jewelry Store)
PURINA FEEDS for
livestock, rabbits, game birds and PLANOS
pui orum c>an Par.r.a feed* f ■€ purma performance. Blakely-Bur
good growth and feeders, fountains too -. Hardware A Seeds. Telephone rens S C
and remedies Blakely-Burton's 1U
Ha'tfws'e A Seeds Telephone 188
DLX< 11.4HtlA 1N — Feed your her.* p^p^rwhite*. Chinese Sacred Lily
Sp-rv. l-*y pyllet* and produce And Hyacinth* for growing m bowls,
egg* *
Co Ph
FOR SALE — 3-room house, pcacti-
PAPERWHITE NARCISSUS, YeUow ca ]|y new, recently painted outside
and inside, with basement. Also ad-
aer prices. C-W-S Guai
62
Dc.
Also Colored IVarl Chips. Blakely'
Burton’s Hardware A Seeds. Tele
phone 166. •€
HOUSE FOR SALE-5-room house
with bath on the Laurens highway
Prewar construction, shrubbery,
double garage C B. Holland, Phone
718, Lauren*
ridi
for sale. Reason for sale,
g job. H. W Cleland. 710
St. 18-2p
E F
FOR SALE
lot. located
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MEN —To elderly men—we are now
—4-roum house on large
at 303 E. Florida St Call
ll-2p
M.VLTKRS 'or C( w*. Stewart
C ’..er.a»*«f* t«*r Cca*. H<*rs-
r* jM LK>g* and Extra Blade*
Btakr • -Hurtm » Hardware A heed*
Te’-e; *vf»ne :« Is
foR SALE-I-mooths-oUl i 4b. Po
land China and
^rr * Swygert at Joanna
DtXIANA No 6 LAWN GRASS w May are ashed to kindly drop me w1 jj ^y you to investigate our plan,
green the year round We ats» their address by mail and the oum- Wnte p t Miller. Room 3, 1141
have Bye Gram and Wh.to Dutch ber of oos daatred to bo deiiyered Blandmg St. Columbia. S. C. lc
Clover Blakely-Burton’s Hard- on Tueadays. Deliveries will br ,, x C.U- Service
emwA feed* Telopheno 111 made Mr* A A May, Bout* I*' ■MCTROLUX Saks. Sendee
CUbMe J
* c opening our ranki. If you are in.
B good health, drive a good car, think
**** NfYnCE—Ail parties being furnish- y^y can *«!!, a nd have a desire to
with eggs lathe past by Mr A. A earn $100 00 or more per week, it
ico
WANTED TO BUY —Cedar
H J. Pitta.
THE FINEST N \WES
IN TELEVISION
Capehart and
Dumont
18 la. to 36 la. Ftctaree
tAuihorurd Dealer)
Quality Kepaira To Any
Make TV or Radio
TV In^tallationa, Part*.
Tubes, Aerials, Boosters
Rowland’s
RADIO SHOP
Pbone 430
REAL ESMTE
We Buy or Sell.
Also Hondle Mortgages
and Loons..
FOR HALE
] D Supplies. H.
604-J.
■and
Baldwin, Telephone
I
FOR SALE — Lot 100x100 feet on
Stonewall street Plenty shade. J. T.j
Hamilton Call 210-48 after 7 o’clock.
IP
FOR SALE - 1P29 model A Ford
4-door sedan, 7 good tires and
wheels, mud grips on rear, )8S. Also
v 1 -horse wagon, good as new, with
5-room frame house with bath, ex- ^ arneM J50 Virgil Patterson, Rt. 1. |
cellent condition Shands street. Bar- j
' e-room brick house, tile bath, on roR RENT—Waxer and polisher and,
tcrubber formerly owned by Home
4 iupply Co. See T. C. Johnson Co.
1 •’bone 4. tl *
Shands street.
Lot on Shands street.
22 lots on Bell street (colored).
FOR RENT
5-room apartment. Broad street.
Apartment in Kings Apartments-
W. G. KING, SR. ’FOR RENT — Self-propelled lawn,
. Sales, Rentals, Appraisals, Loans - , mower $1 50 ^ hour> Cox 5^
FOR SALE—Rye grass seed, fescue
seed. Pitts-Dillard Implement Co. lc;
ATLAS WHEAT, cleaned and treat
ed. Only a little left. Get your order;
in now. D. T. or J. H. Pitts, Jr. lp|
Phone 438
Cleaners.
4c-18
JUST ARRIVED!
The Largest Assortment
HOLLAND BULBS
We Have Ever Offered
28 Varieties of
TULIPS
Darwin, Double, Parrot and Botanical
22 Varieties of
DAFFODILS
Solid Colors and Two-tone
6 Varieties of
HYACINTHS
Exhibition and Bedding
Also putch Iris, Anemones, Ranunculus, Paperwhite Nar
cissus, Y'ellow Paperwhites, Chinese Sacred Lilies, Cro
cus, Muscari, Foxtail Lilies, Bleeding Hearts
and Madonna Lilies
Color Packages of
Tulips, Hyacinths and Daffodils
FLOOR SANDERS—Rent our Sand
ers, edgers and polishers. We have
&U the necessary material to make
your floors beautiful. Reasonable
rates. Cox Home St Auto Suoply.
Phone 12. tfc
ATTENTION, FARMERS!
Now Paying for Grain
F.O.B. Laurens
Oats
$1.00
Yellow Com
$1.85
W hite Cora
$1.55
Poultry Wheat
$1.75
Feed Barley
$1.20
Milo, cwt
$2.70
CAROLINA MILLING CO.
Laurens, S. C.
USED TRACTORS
Farmall M Tractors
Farmall H Tractors
Farmall C Tractors
Farmall Cub Tractors
Used Equipment W T ith Tractors
In Good Condition
Naco Farm Supply
Laurens, S. C.
BLAKELY-BURTON’S
Telephone 188
Dr. W. W. Adams
VETERINARIAN
614 Musgrove Street
Phones:
Office 958 Residence 99-W
Clinton, S. C.
COX HOME &
AUTO SUPPLY
201 North Broad St.
Phone 12
J-i.
Special This Week
Here you can get your food needs
at money-saving prices.
Pastel BROOMS $1.39
MAYONNAISE, pint 37c
quort 74c
BAKERITE, 3 lb. tin 89c
NEW PACK RAISINS
CIGARETTES, carton $1.77
HEINZ CATSUP
WShWJMm
mm
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Front View of Our Modem Food Store
Where “Low Prices Keep U» Busy”
North Carolina COUNTRY CURED HAMS
We Will Ship Country Hams for Christmas
PEAS, No. 303 can 15c
IRISH POTATOES, 10 lbs.
45c
Amrrtraa Brauty
BEETS, No. 2 cons 2 for 25c
QQ
PINK SALMON, No. 1 toll ....
49c
Sweetheart
SOAP, 4 reg. bors
33c
CRISCO, 3 lb. tin
99c
SNOWDRIFT, 3 lb. tin
99c
SURF, large box
25c
COFFEE, Maxwell House, lb
83c
Hunt’s
CATSUP, 14 oz. bottle
19c
RED BAND FLOUR
25 lbs. $2.39 10 tbs. $1.09
5 lbs. 59c
CAROLINA MADE FLOUR
25 lbs. $2.25 10 lbs. 89c
Clo White BLEACH, quort .■■■ 14q
SWEET POTATOES, lb 10c.
MONARCH DIETETIC FOODS
Large LEMONS, dozen 39c
BANANAS, lb ~13c
CRANBERRY SAUCE, con .... 17c
BREAD, regular loaf 15c
OELO, Margold, lb ..... 23c
COOKED HAM, Vi lb
58c
BAKED HAM, Vi lb
58c
COUNTRY BUTTER, Vi lb.
.... 39c
SIRLOIN STEAK, lb
98c
Large Country
EGGS, dozen
69c
SUB BACON, lb
47c
Morrell Palace Breakfast ,
BACON, lb
49c
Chuck BEEF ROAST, lb
65c
SUGAR, 5 lbs
.... 48c
APPLE JELLY, 2 lbs
25c
Insecticide
COOK KILL, pint
69c
Damson
PRESERVES, lb
29c
White House
APPLE BUTTER, 2 lb. 6 oz.
.... 29c
Butter Finger
CHIPS and NUGGETS
43c
Jim Dandy GRITS, 2 lbs
19c
Rib BEEF ROAST, lb
65c
HAMBURGER, lb
63c
Lean
BEEF STEW, lb
63c
HENS, lb
49c
NECK BONES, lb
25c
Smoked
PICNICS, lb
'' 49c
Wrapped
BACON SQUARES, lb
. . 35c
Balentine’s
WEINERS, 12-oz. corton
49c
John R.
Clinton, S. C.
Holland Grocery & Market
200 Musgrove St.— * ~
Phone 130-J