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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Thursday, October 15, 1955
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DEADLINE:
WITH THE SICK
Copt. Robert McLees
To Leave for Japan
long-lived perennials but each typei The specialists emphasize that,
has its special needs. For a long-! although the securing of proper
season lawn, you need the types of j seed is very important, proper pre-
Friends of Mrs. Sara DavidsQiLAiull L-^ ♦ i grasses suited to your climate and paration and fertilization and man-
be interested to know she is im- Capt. and Mrs. Robert C. McLees,! soil," they said. I agement are equally important
proving at the Blalock clinic where formerly of Ft. Devens, Mass., are ■ -
she underwent an operation on visiting the former’s mother, Mrs
Tuesday. ! Zee McLees, and aunt, Miss Salhe j
W. O. McGee has returned home ^McLees ha sa 30-1
after a several davs Stav at the a > leave before reporting for duty
Blalock clinic. in Ja P an . where, his family expects
Larrv Lawson, son of Mr. and t0 j° in ^‘ rn .. s ^° r ^ y- -TJ iey ^ un ‘!
Mrs. J. C. Lawson, underwent a day to visit, Mrs McLees’ parents
tonsilectomv at Hays hospital this jn Greenwoda, where their children
week * i will enter school.
Friends of Mrs. Fred Brandt will
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment,
2 rooms and kitchenette. A. O Dan-
Phone 535-R.
ici.
if
WANTED TO BiUY -r Steel stand
for fuel oil tank. M. S. Farmer,
Phone 5181, Joanna.
FOR RENT—Floor waxer. Call Wl G.
Kmg & Sons. 438.
POR RENT — Two unfurnished
apartments. One available now,
one available Nov. 1. Both have
private bath and entrance. ^ Cen
trally located. Mrs. J. L. Wright,
300 E. Centennial St. IP
FOR SALE — Beautiful lot in city
l;mts. Also house and lot. Contact
P L. Roddy. Phone L_j_ tfc
be glad to know she is improving Dutch Supper For
SEE THE WEEK-END specials in satisfactorily at Hays hospital fol- Clnssrnnm Tpnrhorc
cur show' window. Blakely-Bur- lowing an operation on Monday. v-iusaruum I caCHcTS
ton’s Hardware. Phone 188. 1c Mrs. Nannie Browm is a patient All superintendents, principals,
SPECIAL PRICE on Ledger Bind-
at the Blalock clinic.
ers. An ideal simplified system of
and teachers are invited to attend j
Friends of Mrs. C. E. Galloway the Classroom Teachers dutch sup- :
bookkeeping. Loose leaf ring bind- win be interested to know she is a per at Hotel Mary Musgrove Thurs-1
er, index and" 100 sheefs,.all for P a b ent a l Ha\s hospita . day evening, October 29, at T:30.
c 3 00 Chronicle Pub Co tf Mrs. Hazel Elders underwent an Mrs. James Von Hollen will be
y 1 1 — operation yesterday at the Blalock musical director. Members are in-1
FREE! Hurry to Moores Cloth c ]j n i c< I vited to bring their husbands, wives'
Shop.vWe will give you a beautiful Miss Ethel Hunter returned home 0 r friends.
Rhinestone Necklace with every Tuesday after a several days stay Reservations must be made with'
purchase (law-aw'ay or cash) of at the Blalock clinic. . Mrs. R. C. Adair by October 19.
$10.00 or more. tfc ( Mrs. Eila Mae Rushton is conva- ♦
— lescing at home following an oper-
are ation at Hays hospital.
Friends of Mrs. Bennie B. Blake
ly will be interested to know she is
a patienjt at Hays hospital.
James O. Simmons is convalesc- — —r*
ihg at ,the Blalock clinic following Clemson—Fall is the best time to
an operation on Tuesday. recondition, lime and * fertilize
CHANGE OF LOCATION
From 500 S. Broad to
205 ELM AVE.
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MARION,
PHONE 939
Work for Lawn
Next Year Should
Get Started Now
Friends;., of Mrs. James M. Cope- ]aw r ns or start new T ones, according
WOMEN without experience
making $20 to $30 weekly by work
ing convenient hours near home
taking orders for Avon Christmas
gifts. Territories open in Clinton.
.NO HUNTING fishing or trespass-j ^ ntc Box 214 > Batesburg, S. C.
asg on my property. T; Heath Cope-1 __ hp-Nov. 19
« 5 P* Nov - l2 FOR SALE—1 clean Model A Ford, , J . , , _ _ . _ _ _ ,, . . ,
lA-UxS Hcyy-Mix C0,cre:c de :!t new ^ exceUen, m o,o t and E. £ h K£
^Bld g M Se^ X T. E. Stevens has returned- Clemson Extension Service
Lauren., o. t.i. , —-— home after a . several days-stay ■ at For good lawrns next year do not
WANTED—Odd jobs such as light Blalock clinic. wait until spring to get busy on the
NO HUNTING, trespassing or housekeeping, baby sitting, or com- M rs Frank Deadwyler 'has re- job. Start now to plant, fertilize,
dumping on my property John L. panion. Contact Mrs. Eula Rob- turned home following an operation or recondition the soil. In cool fall
Adair Jr. 3p-22i bins, 106 Clay St. Ip illness and stay at Hays hospital. weather the long-lived perennial
HOUSE FOR SALE On N. Broad Patients at Hays hospital include grasses thrive and thus establish
St., six large rooms and two baths, w - B. Byrd and Miss Bessie Byrd themselves ready to come up thick
storage room in attic. This is a good Ora, J. H. Cato, J. O. Smith and and green in the spring. |
neighborhod, close in. C. B. Hoi- Mrs. Ardena Lark. ! ‘‘The type of grass planted counts
1c Mrs. Doris Whitfield and G. W. perhaps more than anything else in
l.verea .
service.
3071, Night 24506.
FLOOR SANDERS—Rent our Sand
ers, edgers and polishers. We have
IT the necessary material to make
floors beautiful. Reasonable!
vour
oedui.iui lan(J Real Laurens _ „ u
•ate- Cox Home & Auto Supply.!—; Gordon are patients at the Blalock the kind of lawn you have, the
°ho:.e 12. tfc | BAKE SALE Saturday morning at c jj n i c specialists s'tate. “In buying grass
seed many people make the mistake
1 9 o’clock at the Trolley House.
INK - " L.' P 2$ Cokes, pies, cookies, and candies, r . Cnilrt Of of buying the cheapest mixture the
WH M Tnk ;n colo?s J Spon“ rc ' d -b>: 'he Du-Wega club. 1c SCOUtS COUft Ut store otters, and of not reading the
Chror cle Pub Co Phone 74 | FOR RENT—Furnished aparfment. Honor Here Oct. 19 ’ label before they buy. Seed of
i Phone 331-W. 1c Laurens District Court of Honor long-lived perennials cost more
ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and T R PS p A ^ vottff. ' Z.'' Mntirp is for Boy Scouts will be held Mon- than the short-lived annuals, but
October 19, at 7:30 at Academy generally they are the better in-
the Street school. vestment. The “bargain seed” of-
Several awards are to be made,' ten is a mixture of annuals that
ly prohibited. Violators will be including the attendance banner, come up quickly, but in another
prosecuted to ohe full extent of the John H. Hunter, Sr., advancement I year may leave you with weeds,
law. P. S. Bailey,
Silpplies. H. L. Baldwin, Telephone
604-J. tfc
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT—Pri-
\ate entrance, rest room facilities.
Private parking space for 4 cars,
1 block from square. Phone 128. le
PIANOS in excellent condition.
Tuned and ready to go.- Terms easy,
prices low. The Trading Post, Lau
rens, S. C.
TRESPASS NOTICE — Notice
hereby given that hunting, loafing oay,
or otherwise trespassing on
lands of the undersigned is strict-
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4c-15 chairman ofr the district, urges all bare spots and disappointment.
scouts and parents to be present. “The perennial grasses come up
FOR SALE — Used console model , » i year after year and build a dense
Stewart-Warner television—set in SPONSOR SUPPER ' sod if properly maintained,” they
good condition. Call 742-R. J_c The i a dies of the Church of God i continue. “Though they are slow
TURNIP SEED, rye grass, orchard
grass, rescue grass, Abruzzi rye, bar
ley, oats, crimson clover. H. J. Pitts
Store. * **
LOST OR STOLEN—Brindle Bull
bitch. Ansewrs to name of Sue.
Heavy with pups. Reward. W. H.
(Red) Spoone, Rt. 1, Clinton, S. C.lp
LAWN MIXTURES — For both
shady and sunny lawns. Also rye
grass seed, by the pound or 100
pounds. Seed sowers furnished.
Farmers Feed & Seed Store. Phone
1025. lc
JOB OPEN—This is an interesting
job for the right man, working with
farmers and ranchers. But the
work has not been removed. So if
you are looking for a good job w’ith
good possibilities write us for an in
terview. Box ABC, c-o Chronicle, lc
WE HAVE a good line of freezer-
locker supplies. Blakely-Burton’s
Hardware. Phone 188. _ lc
HOUSE FOR SALE—6-room brick
home located in the southern sec
tion of Clinton. Basement, with
furnace heat. C. B. Holland, Real
Estate, Laurens. ■ lc
FOR SALE — Berkshire purbbred on Elizabeth street are sponsoring to start and get established, they
pigs, 8 weeks old. Boars and gilts, a chicken dinner aqd supper at the pay in the long run. In contrast,
18 weeks old, with or without reg. community house on Friday, Octo-1 annual grasses, such as Italian rye-
istration certificate. Bellview Farms, ber 16. Dinner from 11 until 1, and; grass, live only one season. They
%
.Quality Meats
Our Specialty!
Beef
CHUCK ROAST
lb.
37c
Delbrook
OLEOMARGARINE
lb. 19c
All Meat
BOLOGNA
ib. 39c
All Cuts ^
STEAK lb.05C
Home-Made All Meat
LIVER PUDDING
• •••••
ib. 49c
Fresh
MULLETS
lb.l9C
WE CUT AND WRAP MEATS
FOR FREEZERS
THE COUNTRY MARKET
Phone 310, Anderson, S. C. 5p-22 supper from 4 until 7.
may re-seed themselves, but
YOUR MEAT DEALER SINCE 1923
Telephone 98
BULBS-BULBS—Just arrived from j
Holland. Daffodils, Tulips, Crocus,
Anemones, Narcissi, etc. Our first
shipment of fall rose bushes will be
here in a few days. Phone us for
any information. ] Free pamphlets
on bulbs and | bushes. Farmers
Feed & Seed Store. Phone 1025. lc
FOR SALE—4-door Dodge sedan,
good car, low price. A. O’Daniel, lc
)ric
"Tc
STERLING by Towle, KirK, Reed &
Barton. Call Mrs. Dillard Boland,!
736-J. 608 Calvert A\e. Wilbur Rid
dle, Jeweler, Laurens, S. C. tfc
FOR SALE—1951 Ford Tudor, first
class condition. Contact me after
6:Q0 p. m. Mac Stubbs, 210 Shands!
St. Ip
C. BRYAN HOLLAND
Real Estate
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WANTED—Two neat-appear
ing men to go to work imme
diately. Apply to Mr. Fassen,
Clinton Hotel, Friday, Oct. 16,
at 2:00 p. m. Ip
Phones 715, 23826 — Laurens, S. C.
(Over Brown’s Jewelry Store)
FOR SALE—Green tomatoes, 50c
peck, any amount. Phone 243-W or
3232-W. Vernon Trammell. lc
The 8th Annual
PIEDMONT
Interstate Fair
Is Now Open At
Spartanburg
6 Big Days and
Nights
Continuing Through Next
Saturday Night
GOLDEN RIPE
Swift’s Arrow WESTERN
Bananas
Chuck Roast
X lbs. 19c
lb.
GREEN
Cabbage
lb.
5c
No. 2 Cans Standard Pack
Tomatoes
a
25c
BLUE PLATE
Try Our Fresb
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Subscribe To THE CHRONICLE
FOR SALE—Green tomatoes by the
bushel or peck. W. C. Baldwin. lq
DESKS, FILING CABINETS and
all items needed for the office’:
Chronicle Publishing Co.
FOR SALE — Combination
grocery, market and
station
V GREAT REGIONAL <
COUNTIES AND 2
STATES AGRICULTU
RAL, UVESTOCK,
AND RECREATIONAL
m “They always remind me of n
^ the BIG values at Plaxico’s. If *
U you want the best in used cars, y
O see them today.”
kl
Specials for this week:
1951 Olds 88
1950 Ford
1950 Dodge
1949 Ford
1946 Ford
1941 Chevrolet
Plaxico Motors,
Inc.
Phone 48
CLINTON, S. C.
OJFD CARS
service
stock and fixtures on
Highway 76 at city limits west
of Clinton. Known as Five
Points. For sale because of
my health. D. B. Wehunt. lc
EXPOSmON
$25,000 IN AWARDS
AWAITING WINNERS!
Mayonnaise 1 Ground. Beef
pt. 29c
lb. 39c
MORRELL PRIDE
Fill-in Dirt.
Top Soil.
Yard Gardening and Land
scaping.
Power Mowers and Hand
Mowers Sharpened.
COX SEED CLEANERS
609 E. Florida St.
Phono 184-J tf
Midwaying the Huge
Cetlin and Wilson
Railroad Shows!
Grandstanding Hamid’s
ThriUingly Beautiful
Fantasies of 53!
Dr. Felder Smith
OPTOMETRIST
Laurens, S. C.
Phone 794
Irish Horan and His Lucky
Hell Drivers! Fireworks!
Stock Car Races!
Lavish Displays!
Smoked Picnics
Ground Daily
Average Wt. 4 to 6 Lbs.
lb. 45c
Cheez Smax
Corn Chips
4 oz. can 19c
FOOD
Is An Important
Item With Housewives
You will find helpful Gro
cery and Market New* In THE
CHRONICLE every week from
leading fieod stores in the city.
Read the advertisements reg
ularly— they tell you about
changing prices each week and
where you can supply your
needs and buy to advantage.
THE PIEDMONT HOUSE
OF FLOWERS.
S.C. HEREFORD BREED
ERS SHOW AND SALE!
Largest and Finest Live
stock and Other Exhibits
in the CAROLINAS!
AER-O-WAX
No Rubbing
Floor
Texize
HOUSEHOLD
Wax
Cleaner
qt. 59c | pt. 39c
John R. Holland
PLAN NOW TO ATTEND
WELCOME!,
Self-Service Food Store
MUSGROVE ST.
YOUR TOPPER STORE
Phone 130-J
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