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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Thursday, Janjiary 3, 1952
APARTMENT FOR RENT
269-R.
ELECTROLyX Sales, Service and
Supplies. H. L. Baldwin, Telephone
604-J. tfc
Local Estate Suit .
Sard Settled
Out of Court
Laurens, Dec. 29. —/A multi
thousand dollar suit brjbught by
two nieces of.the late W. J. Bailey,
Clinton industrialist apd banker, to
.recover certain equities from the
estate of their grandfather, M. S.
Bailey, of which W. J-jBailey was
executor has been settled out .of
coui$, according to an attorney in
the case.
Phone LADIES and Men's alterations, done o. L. Long, an attorney for the
tf^at hoihe. Mps. J. K. Hatton, 301 E j n i eces> sa jd the case was settled
Florida Street. ‘ * 10-2p | a t Anderson recently and added
... 7 "7 7: j that the two nieces are “satisfied.”
WANTED TO RENT-4 or 5-room j The nieces are Mrs Alden Bailey
house w’lth heat. Will lease. Call jj ayes 0 { Ridgeway, N. J., and Mrs.
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OFFICE SUPPLIES, the little items
needed to expedite businessj We
have your needs. Chronicle Publish
ing Company.
WANTED — You to see our $1.00
Counter. Hats, Bags, Brassieres,
Gowns, Children's Dresses, Rain
Coats, Hose, Gloves, Handkerchiefs,
Skirts," and many other items.
MOdRES'S DRESS SHOPPE
'E. Pitts Street .
9025, Clinton.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
phone 805.
- Call
10-2c
HOUSE FOR SALE —r 5-room house
at Joanna, this house is of good con
struction, a nice home for you. C. B.
Holland, Phone 715, Laurens. ' 1c
PIANOS in excellent condition.
Tuned and ready to go. Terms easy,
prices low. The Trading Post, Lau-
rens, S. C. . • tf
IRONING BOARDS/and CovcrsJ,^^ DFSK*PRI\ATE for 1952 Date
Beacon F4oor W^fn Paste and Self- ^ .He
Polishing. This is one of tho better £ ulde tor he ^ da >’ w , ltd recdrds
floor tinishers. Blakely - Burin's lor “PPomtments. personal diary and
Hardware A-Seeds. Telephone 188.
* FOR SALE—Five-room house, full
basement, hot air heat, location
close to Florida Street school on
Holland street. Apply to William
Davis or W^A. Davis, Jr. 2p-3
FOR RENT — Brick apartment cor
ner Calvert and Adair street*. If in
terested cal^ 446. , tf
FOR SALE—Thirty-five piano rolls,
cheap. Mrs. Claude Willard, No. 8
Peachtree St., Lydia Mill. Ip
INCOME TAX SERVICE—At home
pfter 3:30 P.M. and all day Satur
days. Call 399-W. Mrs-. Tom Sease,
314 N. Adair St. M13-llc
^~ 2p j Helen Bailey Qbering of Oklahoma
City. They are daughters of Mrs.
Nina Vance Bailey and the late
Joseph A. Bailey of Clinton. Joseph
A. Bailey was a brother of W. J.
Bailey, who died in 1948.
The amount aslked for was not
set forth in the complaint but in
terested lawyers spoke of the case
as a “$700,000 suit.
M. S. Bailey died'in 1926.
The suit of the two daughters
was to recover one-seventh. of the
estate of their grandfather after
d?bts.
Attorneys for* the defendants
calendar pad. A handy, inexpensive fjj ed an a pp ea i which was to have
book for the office or_ home, 'iou ^ ee ar g uec j ] as t Wednesday before
will like it. Chronicle Publishing Co. j uc jg e j g Pruitt in Anderson.
The lawyers went to Anderson, but
Mr. Truman overlooked"a bet and
walked away from an opportune
timing when,he failed to make any
dramatic announcement at his first
press conference this week. The
other faction, however, says Mr.
Truman is not the dramatic-action
kind—that he prefers to be sure
and' sound and that above all, his
one objective in a clean-house
campaign is not only to redaicate
the “termites” but to save * from
their only source of »ews, then
they would be as ba<Jly .misin
formed as those unhappy millions
Ibehiiyi the iron . curtain-y-where
truth is a bootleg commodity.”
Declaring a ,s«nilarity existed
between the Tribune and the Rus
sian mouthpiece, Pravda, McKin
ney said: "Both of them edit the
news to fit the party line. Whin
Russia breaks a promise, Joe Stal
in blames' the United States and
embarrassment and publicity the i Harry Truman, ^o ddes the Chica-
thousands of honest and faithful J go TYibune. When Russia precipi-
FOR RENT—Waxer and polisher and
icrubber formerly owned by Home
Supply Co. See T. C. Johnson Co.
Phone 4; tf
I OR SALE—Large kitchen cabinet,
made to specifications. 109 S. Jones
St. Telephone 526-M. 10-2p
STERLING by Towle, Kirk, Reed Sc
Barton. Call Mrs. Dillard Boland.
736-J. 608 Calvert Ave. Wilbur Rid
dle, Jeweler, Laurens, S. C. tfc
CALL ON US—
Yes, call on us in time of need. We
are here to help. Yon can count on
prompt, courteous service and uni-; STRAYED OR STOLEN — White
formly fair prices. Prescriptions are spitz, name “Dixie." 16 years old. A
HOUSE FOR SALE - — 5-room house
~HUihJ>eth in Cross Hill. Also 5-room
house ai Joanna, good as new. C. B.
Holland,* Phone 715, Laurens. 1c
before the arguments began, Mr.
Long said, they, “reached a set
tlement of the issues involved.”
Mr. Long said the decree, which
is yet to be written, will call for
a cash payment.
Attorneys for the Bailey nieces
were Mr. Long and Babb Babb,
of Laurens, ahd C- T. GraydDn of
Columbia.-
\^ttomeys for the defendants
were Blackwell, Sullivan Sc Wil
son of Laurens and Willard ,D.
Campbell of Columbus, Ohio.
called for and medicines delivered at
no extra charge. Just telephone us
cny time.
HOWARD'S PHARMACY
‘ Your Rexall Store” Phone 101
GLASSONET for plant beds, house
doors and many other uses about the
home. Good for poultry houses too.
Blakely - Burton’s Hardwarde &
Seeds. Telephone 188. " - 1c
WANTED — You to see ou^ $1.00
'Counter. ’ Hats, Bags, Brassieres,
Gowns, Children^ Dresses, Rain
Coats, Hose, Gloves, Handkerchiefs,
Skirts, and many other nems.
MOORES'S DRESS SHOPPE
E. Pitts Street
lot of sentiment is attached to this
dog, so anyone knowing about same
please contact Mrs! Nellie Gilliam,
63'Marion St., Joanna. , Ico
As Washington Sees It...
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government workers here in Wash
ington and elsewhere, who are be
ing hurt and pummelled alongside
the few guilty. Another thing,
these observers joint out, President
Truman just doesn’t scare as easily
as home of the* more “sensitive*
Democrats who are advising him.
Actually there was an indication
this week that some dirty linen
might be aired on Capitol Hill in
connection with the tax probes
when the names of Congressmen
and Frank W. Boykin of Alabama,
James H. Morhison of Louisiana,
both" Democrats, and Sen. Sayles
Bridges, of New Hampshire, Re
publican, were brought into the
picture through evidence indicat
ing they all were interested in
“fixing” tax cases.
There are some slight irtd^ations
that at long last some progress may
come in the second session of the
82nd Congress which convenes next
month, on the President’s civil
rights program. Action likely will
not coihe because of any Presiden
tial compromise, or change in
thinking, but perhaps because Sen.
Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota,
leader in the civil rights move
ment, believes there is room for
progress on at least two facets of
the controversial question—namely,
in the arts of anti-lynching and
in anti-poll tax legislation. Presi
dent Truman’s recent executive
FEPC order drew fire from both
opponents and proponents of civil
rights as being neither fish nor
fowl.
Frank E. McKinney of Indianap
olis, youngish chairman of the!
Democratic National Committee,
opines that charges of “corruption
and graft” in government are being I
played-up in the metropolitan ;
press of the country out of all pro- j
portiop to the facts in the case thus
far made public. McKinney, de
claring that the newspapers were
trying to make his youngsters be-
tates a world,crisis, Stalin blames
the United States and Harry Tru
man. So does the Chicago Tribune.
When Russia st§rts a shooting war,
Stalin blames the United States
and Harry Truman.
Cricago Tribune.”
So does the
Dr. W. W.
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Phones: '7':
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Residence 991-W
Clinton, S. C.
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Offices at
200 South Broad St.
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Office Hours 9:00 to 5:30
USED TRACTORS
We still have several
late model used trac
tors for sale.
Some used equipment for same.
. NACO
Farm Supply
Laurens; S. C.
DUK TO COLDS
For soothing
relief, rub on..
ViSKS
Gray
Funeral Home
Clinton, S. C.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
...and...
EMBALMERS
I’honcs 41 and 399-J
AMBULANCE SERVICE
L RUSSELL GRAY and
V. PARKS ADAIR. Gen. M*rs.
Special To The Chronicle.
Washington, Jan. 1. — Events
were moving rapidly in the Presi- . . „ , „ . , -
dent’s plan to clean up his' admin- *4 e y e w 6 JL S a . c f° 0 ^’ after
istration. After talking with At
torney General McGrath and J. Ed
gar Hoover.FBI chief, the President
called in Federal’ Judge Thomas F.,.
Murphy, of New York, to accept a m government. McKinney s coun
Col. McCormick and the McCor
mick newspapers, the Chicago Tri
bune arid ^the Washington Times-
Herald as “undermining confidence
FOR SALE—Whizzer bike in excel
lent condition. Call 527-R. 1c
SPARE TIME MAN—Can you work
? or 4 hours every evening? Would
90 dollars extra each week interest
you? We will have an opening for a
spare time man of good character,
with car', in your community. For an i
interview, write Calvin LeNeve,.! 141J
Blanding St., Columbia, S. C. 10-3c
FOR SALE—Oil heater and 270-gal
lon tank’, good condition, $40.00 for
both. Also GE water heater, 40 gal
lons, double unit, practically new,
S>80.00. \V. L. Thomas, 384 Magnolia
St., Joanna. Ip
C. BRYAN HOLLAND 7”
Real Estate
Phones 715, 23826 — Laurens, S. C.
(Over Brown’s Jewelry Store)
LOTS FOR SALE—Lots on the Lau
rens highway. Lots in the subdivis
ion at Joanna. C. B. Holland, Phone
715, Laurens. 1c
INCOME TAX RETURNS
Made At <>
THE WHEEL
Plenty of Free Parking
major post in the organization. Mr,
Truman is setting up tA,root out
evil-doing in Washington^
Judge Murphy, who prosecuted
the Alger Hiss case for the goVer^
ment and later, as New York po-'
lice commissioner, made war on
gansterlsm and police grafting, is*
a recent appointee to vlhe federal
^ench.
There are two . viewpoints here
on the President’s action since he
returned hurriedly from his Key
west vacation. One school believes
ter-attack speech was made at a
$ 100-a-plate -Minner in - Chicago- for!
midwestem Democrats. Said Mc
Kinney: ‘uf Chicago voters had to
rely Upon the Chicago Tribune as
7b Retire*
* Misery oT
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k 'll o o I B c I I i' r V ,t I u O >
WHITE SALE!
’ NOW ON!
• FOR GREATER VALUES!
• FOR EXTRA SAVINGS!
• COMPARE OUR PRICES!
• THEY CANT BE BEAT!
start mervm year right
FOR RENT—Four room house near
Bonds Cross Roads. See Mr. or Mrs.
W. E. Caudell. Ip
WANTED bu.
Yellow Corn in shuck $2.10
White or Mixed Corn..:.......$1.95
Heavy Bright Oats.. ; $1.15
Godd Dry Feed Oats . $1.10
Good Poultry Wheat ...., ,,.,$1480
Milo or Hegari ..t... cwt. $3.25
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Fee
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TRESPASS NOTICE—No hunting or
trespassing of any kind allowed on
the home place, Kelly or Copeland i matter
lands. We mean what we say. J. H. I g^tu^(j a y #
d Barley $1.50
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grains must be dry and
relatively free from all foreign
No grain received on
top DUAiny
#rmvev
Pitts, David T. Pitts.
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CAROLINA MILLING CO.
Laurens S. C. tf
FOR SALE—Beagle pups, AKC reg
istered, field champiori blood ^line.
C. % Chandler, 357 Pickens Street, jc ut this ad out and mail with
Joanna. 4 10-2p
FLOOR SANDERS—Rdnt qur gand
ers, edgers and polishers. Vfe have
all the necessary material To make
your floors beautiful. Reasonable
rates. Cox Home Sc Aato Suoply.
Phone 12. tfc
Fresh
Country
EGGS
FARM FOR SALE—Six room house
cn 97 acre tract. Four room house
' cn -six acre tract on blacktop road,
five miles from Joanna. C. B. Hoi-;
land, Phone 71$, Laurens. ■«t .1, . ISj
FOR RENT—2 or 3 rooms. Mrs; Johq
_Tnrker, Phone 652-J. 114 Enterprise
Street. • 1c.
FOR RENT—Pop’s Cafe. Also 4-room
Bays Apartment. Wanted to buy —
cats. H. J. Pftts. „ 17 tfc
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Dumont
16 in. to 30 in. picture*
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Morrell’s Hot
SAUSAGE, lb.
AH Regular
BREAD, loaf
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We can use the Quarter
SUGAR,
5 lbs.: ..
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Make TV"or Radio
stallations^ Parts,
bes, Aerials, Boosters ^
Rowlands
RADIOS!
Phone
i Just in pase you care to come to
The Wheel in person, don’t mail the
[quarter. It will surprise you the good-
values and bargains you cSri^get forf
[two bits. For just a small bit oT pock
et change you can get:
2-lb, bag GOOD CANDY 25c
5 Love or Romance Magazines..... 25c
Any Book in the store'* 25c
(Except Bibles)
Anyone can afford, an Antique
Makes sensible, lasting gift^Within
anyone’s reach. Pngje?r>wft at . 25c
\ New shipmenLoPtmina and Pot
tery, prjpfid^fecJmlOc to ’way out of
sigbL^.
ew shipment Picture Frames,
Funny Books, Wash Pot, Spit-toon,
Player Piano Rolls, Records, Antique *|
Jewelry, Electric Irons, Crutches,
Vacuum Cleaner, Ice Skates; Floor-
Lamps, Piano Stools^:Sardines, Ten
nis Rackets, Picture Plates, Grind
stone, SwordT Cewpie DdRs^-'and
Meat
STREAK: O’ LEAN, lb. . ^
Choice T-Bone
STEAKS, lb. .
79c
Palace Breakfast
BACON, lb.
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Jim Dandy
GRITS. 2 lbs.
Argo English
^PEAS, lb. . .,
15c
Fresh Pork
LIVER, lb.
29c
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Margold
OLEO, lb.
Duke’s MAYONNAISE,
Quart 74c, Pint
Maxwell House
COFFEE, lb. .. .
25c
37c