The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 14, 1969, Image 13
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It's The Second Big Week
of our
7th ANNIVERSARY SALE
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THE BOSS IS OUT OF TOWN
AFTER LAST WEEK'S BIG BUSINESS
We're Slashing Prices
Whle He's Away
(Well Show Him We Can Out-do The First Week
Of Our ANNIVERSARY SALE Even If We Lose His
Shirt.)
ITS TOS!
Exciraru!
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WE SELL ONLY THE BEST
AZALEA SMOKED
HAMS
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Limit: 1 With $5.00 or More Order
CENTER SUCES HAM n>. 1.09
Blue Ribbon Cubed
STEAK
99c
Blue Ribbon Round
Blue Ribbon Sirloin
Blue Ribbon Rib
Blue Ribbon Chuck
Blue Ribbon
Shoulder
Blue Ribbon
Sirloin Tip
Blue Ribbon Beef 1
STEAK
STEAK
STEAK
ROAST
ROAST
ROAST
SHORT RIBS 1
$1 09
$109 n.
89c
59c
69c
99c
39c
RED BAND
FLOUR
Limit: 1 With $6.00 Order
AZALEA
PEPSI COLA
>r Bunny
FULL
CASE
OF 24
12 OZ.
>1.99
MILK
Plus Bottle Deposit
Bag
ADORN 6.4 OZS.
HAIRSPRAY
1.50 Size
WITH FREE
WEEGIE BRUSH
Johnson and Johnson
Baby Powder
85c Size
12 OZ.
Micrin
REG. 1.19
88c
VIVA
ahh and Beauty Aid Sale
to 2 <•' $1.00
HUNT’S
TOMATO
DIAMOND
ALUMINUM
Paper Towels
CATSUP foil
20
OZ.
BTLS.
25 FT.
ROLLS
ROLLS
PURE VEGETABLE
SNOWDRIFT
OR
NESTEA LEMON FLAVORED
ICED TEA
4-OZ.
JAR
SWIFTN ING
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Mowdriff
Limit: One of
Your Choice
With $6.00 or
More Order.
3-LB.
CAN
PEOPLE.
ERS:
e first week of our
i a tremendous suc-
and the well wishes
is to rededicate our-
iles upon which our
t store which offers
ersonnel and a wide
rsonnel do not please
ttention. We assure
tnent.
are of the bargains we
week of our big an-
R. HOLLAND,
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DUKE'S
MAYONNAISE
QUART
Limit: One With
$6.00 or More Order
L1PTON LEMON FLAVORED
ICED TEA
FROLIC SOFT
1.8 OZ.
PK.
OPEN
EVERY NIGHT
TIL IN
Drinks 6
CASTLEBERRY’S
BAR-B-Q HASH
TOWN HOUSE OVAL
CRACKERS
12
OZ.
CANS
16-OZ.
CAN
12-OZ.
STACK
PACK
9 pm
CLINTON
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COUPON
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TOO FREE !!
GREENBAX STAMPS
WITH THIS COUPON AND
$10.00 OR MORE ORDER
LIMIT: ONE PER FAMILY
Void After August 20, 1969
COUPON
THE CHRONICLE, —6-B
Clinton, S. C.*
August 14, 1969
Joanna Youth
Found In Georgia
A 14-year-old Joanna boy, who
had been missing from his home
for six weeks, was returned home
last week after being located in
Georgia.
Carl Junior Summer was the
object of a three-day search in
Sumter National Forest after he
was reported missing from his
home on June 24.
Laurens County SheriffEugene
Johnson said the youth had worked
at the State Farmers’ Market in
Atlanta June 27 - Aug. 1. John
son said the boys’ employer, who
operates a poultry farm at Ila,
Ga., called the sheriff after read
ing a description of the missing
youth.
Kiwanions Plan
Pancake Jamboree
A sales planning session
will be featured at this week’s
Clinton Kiwanis Club meeting at
Mary Musgrove Hotel.
Kiwanians will make plans for
the Pancake Jamboree it will
sponsor Sept. 26 at Clinton High
School. The Pancake Jamboree
will be held in conjunction with
the Clinton-Chester football
game.
Thursday night’s meeting be
gins at 7 p.m.
* * *
PC Graduate
Awarded Medal
Col. William V. Church,
a graduate of Presbyterian Col
lege, was presented the U. S.
Joint Service Commendation Me
dal during special ceremonies
this week at Furman University.
Church, professor of military
science at Furman, was honored
for meritorious service while on
a 15-month tour f duty with the
Chinese Nationalist Army on Tai
wan during 1967-68.
* * *
4-H Electric
Congress Held
In Florence
The annual 4-H Electric Con
gress was held in Florence Au
gust 4 and 5. This year marked
the 20th anniversary of the Elec
tric Congress. The hosts of this
annual event were Duke Power
Co., S.C. Electric and Gas Co.,
and Carolina Light and Power Co-
pany.
The 4-H Electric Project win
ners in Laurens County were Ann
Simmons of the Camak 4-H Club,
Bruce Simpson and Allen Finley
of the Cross Hill-Mountville Sr.
4-H Club. Allen attended because
of his work in recruiting new
members to the electric club.
The theme for this year's Ele
ctric Congress was Hawaiian. E-
verything was tropically deco
rated to resemble the islands.
Many activities were planned,
included in these were a tour to
WBTV T.V. Station, Darlington
Speedway Museum and a Nuclear
Power Plant. On Monday night to
set the Hawaiian scene there was
a luau and costume contest. Many
colorful shirts and grass skirts
were seen at the event.
Tuesday’s awards luncheon
was the highlight of the Con
gress.
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