The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 13, 1953, Image 6
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, August 13, 1953
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DEADLINE: 9 a. m. Wednesday.
FOR RENT—4-room apartment, hall
and bath. 110 Academy St. Phone
Hubert Pitts. * c
FOR SALE —Beautiful double be
gonias. Red and pink. $1 in pots. Mrs.
Metta Stone.
LAURENS Ready-Mix Concrete, de
livered at competitive prices. Prompt
service. Laurens Ready-Mix, Phone
3071, Night 24506. tf;
SPECIAL THIS WEEK-END — We
will sell a Pennsylvania farm hand
“haw for $1.89. BlakelyrBiirton Hard
ware. Phone 188.
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FLOOR SANDERS—Rent our Sand
ers, edgers and polishers. We have
all the necessary material to make
your floors beautiful. Reasonable
rates. Cox Home & Auto.Supply.
FOR RENT — Nice five-room duplex'
apartment. C. C. Giles, Phone 26. lc
HOUSES FOR SALE — New brick
homes located on the corner of South
Broad and Maple streets. These
Rouses will be open to interested
persons from 5 to 6 p.m. Saturday.
C .B. Holland, Real Estate, Laurens.
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FOR QUICK SALE —Chevrolet
coach, in good running condition.
The price is $140. George W. Cope
land Ip
UPRIGHT PIANOS —
guaranteed. Nice stock.
Abbeville. S. C.
Tuned and
Noah’s Ark,
27-4 c
FOR RENT—Floor waxer. Call W. G.
King & Sons. 438. tfc
Phone 12.
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ROOMS FOR RENT —Can be seen
after 5 p.m. Mrs. John Tucker, 115
Enterprise St.
STERLING by Towle, Kirk, Reed &
Barton. Call Mrs. Dillard Boland,
736-J. 608 Calvert Ave. Wilbur Rid
dle. Jeweler, Laurens, S. C.
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LESTER R. BATES
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Bates Named
To Head 1954
Cancer Drive
Lester L. Bates of Columbia, in
accepting the appointment at State
Campaign Director for the South
Carolina Division, American Can
cer Society’s 1954 Cancer Crusade,
said, ‘‘It is indeed an hon{jr to be
chosen to lead the Cancer Crusade
for this state for 1954, and I ac
cept it with humility.”
■With determined effort on the
SAVE $20.00—The first person who p ar t 0 f each citizen to have a part
if [pays $92.50 gets this $112.50 gasoline; in this fight against the second
FOR SALE—Several good used show j lawn mower, Brand new. And it is highest killer in our nation, we
the famous Lazy Boy mower seen on can reach every home with cancer
TV from American Hardware Co., in; facts to save many more lives; we
cases and skirt rack. Can be seen at
Moore’s Cloth Shop. , lc
ELECTROLUX
Supplies. H. L.
604-J.
Sales, Service and
Baldwin, Telephone
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HOUSE FOR SALE—Six-room brick
house in College View. It has three
bedrooms, living room, dining room,
kitchen, breakfast room, bath, hall,
end porch, and a basement ■with fur
nace heat. If you are interested in a
nice home let me show you this
place. C. B. Holland Real Estate,
Laurens. . lc
AETNA ACCIDENT TICKETS cost
25c A DAY—PAY UP TO $5,000.
S. W. SUMEREL, Aetna-izer. Phones
80 and 32. tf
Charlotte. Farmers
Store. Phone 1025.
Feed &
Seed
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WATER HOSE and sprinkler hose in
25 ft. and 50 ft. lengths. Blakely-
Burton Hardware Phone 188. lc
C. BRYAN HOLLAND
Real Estate
Phones 715, 23826 — Laurens, S. C.
(Over Brown’s Jewelry Store)
FOR SALE — Good oil circulator, 4 j
years old, excellent condition, $40.
George D. Ellis, Jr., 215 S. Woodrow
St. Phone 389-R.
can raise enough funds to finance
this important educational pro-;
gram and to assist the medically;
indigent cancer cases needing help;
and we can do our share towards
research so that the cause and cure,
of cancer may become known.”
“I firmly believe that every
South Carolinian will be glad to,
[help in this Crusade to save lives!
. . . perhaps their own life.”
Consider the Hardship
5? Of Life Without Checks
FOR SALE—Large beautiful' build
ing lot in nice section of Clinton. If'i
interested, call 932 or 700.
PIANOS in excellent condition.
TuneH and ready to go. Terms easy,
prices low. The Trading Post, Lau
rens, S. C. tfc
FRESH OKRA for sale, in any quan
tity. Phone 586. W. C. Baldwin Farm.
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FOR RENT—9-room house on Wood-
row St., close in, good condition.
W. R. Pitts, Box 421, Smyrna, Ga.
WANTED—Used light-weight
chair. Call 519-R after 5 p.m.
wheel
20-3p
Telephone 55653.
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FARM FOR SALE—82 acres with 6-
room house on blacktop road out
from Clinton, a good farm for you.
C. B. Holland, Real Estate, Laurens.
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IF you need a good steady income
and can work only ’2 time; sell Avon
products. Experience unnecessary.
Write Box 214, Batesburg, S. C. 6-3p
FOR RENT — Furnished apartment,
recently redecorated. Modern con
veniences. Phone 529-W. tf
STILL suspicious of checks?
tfc Something atavistic no doubt.
Once upon a time nearly every
check was suspect and forgeries
were much more common than
CATTLEMEN: Pastures are all dried'now. The citizen wanted currency
up now from no rain. Don’t let your in exchange for his goods and ser-
cows and calves dry up and lose vices and none of that suspicious
weight..too...See.or call-us about Bee: paper. . — -
Chow, Creep Chow, Range Checkers, This placed the supply of curren-
etc. Farmers Feed & Seed Store. 1 C V under eternal strain, was bad
Phone 1025. lci* or trade, and it was not until Geo.
1 LaMonte patented safety paper in
j FOR SALE—3-room house furnish- ^ t hat the situation eased,
ed. McMillan Street. Phone 887-J af- The Lamonte discovery was sim-
ter 4 pm. 13-2p pi e . Paper was impregnated with,
FOR RENT—Furnished apartments. ink . so that any erasure left a mark'
204 § Broad St Ip showing that the check had been!
: : : tampered with.
CLOTHES need washing? Call 874-W The simple-sounding formula
every day, Monday through Friday, has been called one of the great
I pick up and deliver. 13-3c discoveries of the age by the Amer-
FOR RENT—One furnished and one j ican Banker, trade journal of the
unfurnished apartment \Vith private j c 55 imercl ^ banks, because of its
entrance and bath. 300 E. Centennial ^Bect in freeing checks and drafts
2 c from delay and suspicion, thus
-- speeding up the wheels of com-
AUCTION SALE
REGISTERED
ABERDEEN-ANGUS
CATTLE
Friday, August 28, 1953
At John C. Taylor Stockyards
Anderson, S. C.
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20 rugged two-year cld bulls;
85 cows, including cows with
calves; bred and open heifers.
All cattle T. B. and Bang’s test
ed and guaranteed in every way.
- Buyer’s opportunity to buy top
-reeding cattle. Contact—
Virginia Aberdeen-Angus Assn.
Box 19G, Charlottesville, Ya.
27-3c
St.
USED PLUMBING — Tubs, sinks, merce.
lavatories. Noah’s Ark, Abbeville,! Last year for instance, it is es-
S. C. 20-3c timated* that about 7,000,000,000
YOUR NEIGHBORS are getting out- 1 5 heck * * ere , d , raw , n . in ,hi = countr *
standing results feeding Purina I° r a ‘f 1 t *° and ?. <luar ;
Checkerboard Fe«is. £' h ^ d ° n ’‘ *° u 1 a^epted^unqu^ioning^
reea & seed btore. - Most bank checks are as good as
too? Farmers
Phone 1025.
USED CARS
Land-
Fill-in Dirt.
Top Soil.
Yard Gardening and
scaping.
Power Mowers and Hand
Mowers Sharpened.
COX SEED CLEANERS
609 E. Florida St.
Phone 184-J tf
gold, and one drawn on a sound
bank by a good maker is treated
with the respect once reserved for
minted metal. The LaMonte in-
; vention, like the safety pin, is one
of those absurdly simple things
taken for granted by everyone, but
which has considerably Amplified
the problem of living in an indus
trial civilization. — The Atlanta
Journal.
U. S. Population
Taylor Freezer with Compresser, j To Hit 160 Million
Ice Cream Cabinet, 5-gal. Ice Cream 1 ♦
jCans (8 or 10), two Zeroll Ice Cream Washington, Aug. 8.—The popu-
Dippers, Cone Djspenser. lation of the United States will
Other equipment: Three tables and reach the 160 million mark about
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LOT. For the best in USED x
CARS, see PLAXICO’S today! w
1951 Dodge Coronet, 4-door,
gyromatic, radio, heater. Lo
cal car. Lady owned and
driven.
1950 Plymouth Club Coupe,
ready for service.
1949 Ford, 2-door. A nice Car.
Several other nice cars
to fit your pocketbook.
Plaxico Motors,
Inc.
Phone 48
CLINTON, S. C.
USED CARS
11 chairs, reach-in Refrigerator, Gas
Water Heater, Coffee Maker (gas,
White Cross”), Resnor Heater (gas),
Gas Tank (500 gal) in ground^Coun
10 a. m., EST, Monday, according
to Census Bureau reckoning.
That would represent a jump of
nearly nine million since the offi-
buns), Hood (stainless Steel) for
grills, Gas Grill, Coca-Cola Dispen
ser, three Booths, and Soda Foun
tain.
105 YOUNG DRIVE
Telephone 701-R 20-2c
ter with 11 stools, Cash Register, Ex- census was taken a little over
haust Fan, 3-Compartment sink with three years ago. The U. S. popul*-.
fixtures, Steam Table (hot dogs and ^ on as April 1, 1950, stood at
151,132,000.
The Census Bureau concedes that
the time it figures the population |
will arrive at 160 million is only
an approximation — but it insists
that approximation is a very close
one.
The steady increase has been |
ticked off on a bulky lO-fopJ^high
machine in the lobby of tlw Com-'
merce Department, where Census I
- T ., . ., Director Robert W. Burgess, will||
Richmond, Va.—News that they Dreside at a SDec i a i ceremonv Mon-,
from PLAXICO’S USED CAR Q }are due a reduction in their state; ^ I
'' t ^. es .* s getting to be old This machine records a net gain-
stuff for Virginians. one eV ery 12 seconds. It
For the third year running, the shows a birth every 8 seconds, a
state announced yesterday that a | death every 21 seconds and also
tax cut is in the offing under the takes account of immigration fig-
Byrd automatic income tax reduc-1 U res and departure from the coun-
tion law. This year the reduction | try.
will be 6 per cent.
Virginia Tax
Cuts Continue
The Byrd law was passed by the
1950 General Assembly under the
sponsorship of State Sen. Harry F.
Byrd, Jr., son of Virginia’s econ
omy-minded U. S. Sen. Byrd. It
provides that taxpayers shall be
awarded'a cut in their income tax
es when the state’s revenues ex
ceed requirements of the state bud
get ,
, WE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING
| —EXCEPT BAD
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
Mrs. Ernest Choney
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. Ernest Chaney was honored
with a birthday picnic Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bish
op near here. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chaney of Lincoln- !
ton, N. C, Sgt. and Mrs. T. S. Dun
can of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Fra- 1
ser Lominick of Newberry, Mr. and.
Mrs. Bill McLendon and Mr. and !
Mrs. Press Chancy of this city.
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Natural
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Gas Equipment
Water Heaters Floor Furnaces
Unit Heaters
Warm Air Furnaces
Sales and Installation Service
ARTHUR BENJAMIN
Gary Street
Phone 117 or 395-J
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Joe’s Red Hot Specials of the Week
Red Band Flour 10 lbs. 79c
Tidewater Chopped 303 Can
TURNIP GREENS ... 10c
k Tidewater Chopped 303 Can
COLLARD GREENS . 10c
Dixie Belle Dried Blackeye 303 Can !
PEAS 10c i
1 All Flavors
KOOL-AID .... 3 for 10c
Chewing
GUM 3 for 10c :
Gaines
DOG MEAL .... 2 lbs. 35c
! Kraft’s 8-Oz. Jar
1 CHEEZ-WHIS 33c
i SUGAR 5 lbs. 49c
Choice
MEATS
Swift’s Arrow
CHUCK ROAST .... 39c
Lb. Banner In % Lb. Prints
OLEOMARGARINE . 17c
Cherokee Maid Lb. Cello
FRANKS 49c
New York State Lb.
CHEESE 69c
Large Fresh Doz.
EGGS 65c
Boneless Lb.
CURED HAM 99c
Fresh Country '/j Lb.
BUTTER 35c
Old Time Can
VIENNA SAUSAGE 10c
10 oz. pkg. — 39c
RECITE OF 1HE WEEK
I fy Wvtfi&cTaybf
Whipped Lemon Topping
Broadcast t August 6, 1949
1 tabU..
juic
94 teMpooa^ratod
Vi cup chiliad
Pat Milk
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Put milk and sugar into small bowL
Whip with chilled rotary beater, or
electric beater at high speed- until
fluffy. Add lemon juice ana rind.
Continue whipping until stiff. Serve
as a topping on fruit, gelatin das-
serts, plain cake, gingerbread, pod
ding or other desserts that will Msnd
with the lemon flavor of this topping.
Makes 116 cups.
Pet
MILK
Tall Can Small Can
. 38c .:25c
John R. Holland
Self-Service Food Store
MUSGROVE ST.
Phone 130-J