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V mr, mm* -dlHtfWk. '•f: McCORMICK MESSENGER, McEORMICK, SOUTH CAROUNA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1945 JUBBLES SEZ—■ 9 Know what character li? Cleaning 1 the corners nobody aees! And say, cleaning's extra tough now, with soap so short. You -Oan help by tinning In US^b FATS to help make tt. Keep- saving, wpntoha? . —J = I)\I5V UVF, 12 Surplus 1 Property^- And Revenue Agent ! Jobs To Be Filled Some of the 'best United States CJvil Service positions ppen are with the. Reconstruction Finance Corporation in surplus property disposal, and with the Bureau of Internal Revenue as revenue a- gents, Thelma L. Banks, Secre tary, Board U. 6, Civil Service Examiners, disclosed today. Vet erans who can qualify are being sought particularly, but applica tions will be accepted from any Trespass Notice Hunting, fishing or otherwise trespassing on our lands is hereby strictly forbidden. Violators will be prosecuted. P. J. DOWTIN, D. W. DOWTIN, KEN DOWTTN, J. C. DOWTTN, MRS. T. A. DOWTIN, SR., MRS. R. L. DOWTIN, MRS. ALICE PORTER, . MRS. AGNES HARRIS, T. A. DOWTIN, JR. Dec. 8, 1945.—3t. , , FRIENDS qwn or^wbiheh'.wKh suitable e* perience. The sufp)#f ... property positions are for sales exanj^ners at salarie? ranging frcp $3Q5Q to $8650 an- naully. Three or more years’ ex perience in an ppganization en gaged in designing, manufactur ing or distributing such commodi ties as. chemicals, metals, machin ery, machine tools, paints, con struction material or electrical e- quipment is required. At least o-c year’s experience should be ip quantity purchasing or sale of 'hese items. For positions as revenue agents- accounting experience is necessary- as the work will involve auditing books and other records of tax- paying businesses or individuals te uncover income tax violators or black market operations. There are approximately 20 openings for revenue agents in Georgia and South Carolina at salaries of $2980 and $3640 annually, depen dent on the length and type of previous experience. Application forms and addition al information may be obtained from the Civil Service secretary at any first or second-class post office. They should be submitted by mail to the Fifth Regional Of fice, U. S. Civil Service Commis sion, Atlanta, Georgia. ? Yon do not have many more days to do your Gift shopping or your personal shopping for your SUITS COATS HATS SHOES And ACCESSORIES However, if you will visit us you will find practically every article you want for MEN, civilian or soldier. All Prices Most Reasonable FARR’S, INC. 833 Broad St. Augusta, Ga. HVERSITf EKPLOVEE GRATEFUL 1U RETONGA Had Suffered Severe Distress From Pains In The Legs, Indigestion And Weak, Run Down Feeling Tbqt Nothing Seemed To Relive, jRe states, Retonga A Gf 6 * 1 * And Pleasant Surprise. ■ - Happy and grateful men and ~nmen from all walks of life con tinue to come forward with strong nraise of Retonga. Among the latest is Mr. J. D. Jinks, well- 7 '*>own resident of 953-15th Street, Knoxville, Term., care-taker of buildings and grounds at the Uni versity of Tennessee. Discussing Retougai he gratefully stated: “I am' indebted to my wife for havin£Irte£ Retonga. A year ago it promptly relieved her of distress from indigestion and a badly run down feeling. I was suffering much distress from indigestion, 'xu* appetite, severe pains in my hips, knees, and legs, and sluggish elimination. I was very restless ?nd seldom got a good night’s sleep. My appetite was almost completely gone and nothing I ate seemed to agree with me. “This kept up for about three Farmers Urged To Buy Fertilizer Early i Farmers are requested by the Department of Agriculture to do their fertilizer buying. early. In advising farmers to make sure they will have their fertilizer cm hand when needed, L. B. Taylor of the Production and Marketing Administration, stated that “wh le supplies of raw materials to make fertilizers are estimated to be slightly more than in the 1944-45 season, there is the possibility of production and delivery conges tions which will be more acute if farmers wait to the last minute to order out their fertilizers.” “Early purchase and farm stor age of fertilizer provide insurance against the possibility of running short at planting time,“ Mr. Taylor stated. '‘The early movement of fertilizer is the key to a plentiful and satisfactory distribution of plant food in 1946 just as it was in the previous years.” j Although started as a wartime necessity, the practice of farmers storing fertilizer during the winter months has demonstrated its practicability and advantage to MR. J. D. JINKS years and the relief Retonga gave me was a great and happy sur prise. My appetite is splendid, I eat anything and sleep restfully. The pains are entirely relieved and so is the sluggish elimination. I can work 8 to 12 hours and not feel tired out. It would be hard to praise Retonga enough.” Retonga is intended to relieve distress due to insufficient flow of digestive Juices in the stomach, loss of appetite, Vitamin B-l de ficiency and constipation. Accept no substitute. Retonga may be obtained at People’s Drug Store —Adv. /s your STOMACH UPSET/ DON'T AGGRAVATE AN ALREADY UPSET STOMACH WITH HARSH OVERDOSES Of STRONG LAXATIVES < P-47 A MILD LAXATIVE and GASTRIC TONIC, will give gentle relief to upset stomachs. ! t nm ml DC HILORE PEOPLE S DRUG STORE McCormick, s. c' Hollywood Theatre “A GOOD SHOW ALWAYS” McCormick, • S. C. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DECEMBER 14TH AND 15TH CHARLES STARRETT in “BOTH BARRELS BLAZING” Plus: CHAPTER NO. 2 __ ‘THE MONSTER AND THE APE" SATURDAY LATE SHOW 10:30 JACK LONDON’S GREAT STORY “ALASKA” Starring KENT TAYLOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY DECEMBER 17TH AND 18TH “THE GREAT JOHN L.” Starring LINDA DARNELL — BARBARA 'BRITTON And GREG McCLURE As JOHN L. SULLIVAN WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY DECEMBER 19TH AND 20 A (Broadway’s Biggest Hit) “THE SOUTHERNER” Starring ZACHARY SCOTT—BETTY HELD ADMISSION: Adults, 30 cents; Children up to 12, 12 cents; Chil dren 12 to 15, 18 cents, including tax. 1 ==== t r* » A < DOLLAR DAYS AND DOLLAR OFF CONTINUES! tSM YOU GET THE THINGS YOU WANT FOR A DOLLAR AND A DOLLAR OFF! $2.98 Women’s SWEATERS Sale Price $1.00 $2.98 Girls’ Cotton DRESSES SALE PRICE $1.00 49c Blue CHAMBRAY. . 4 yds. $1JQ $1.29 * BROADCLOTH and SHANTUNG . ‘p r ‘L „ 2 y ds - $1.00 $1.00 Printed CHINTZ MATERIALS Wee . 2 ^ SI* 00 $1.49 SHEETING Sa,e , $1.00 Price, yard _ _ 59c Girls’ Rayon & Cotton PANTIES SALE PRICE PRS. $1.00 $1.98 Girls’ OUTING PAJAMAS $1.00 SALE PRICE _ _ $2.98 LUNCHEON CLOTHS SI .00 SALE PRICE _ $1.00 Satin and Taffeta FABRICS On Sale k. . .. SI -00 Women’s SILK and WOOL DRESSES Off $e.oo $1.00 Women’s Cotton PANTIES On Sale 2 ras ... $1.00 $1.98 Infants’ SWEATERS Sizes 1 to 3 Sale Price FOE SI .00 $1.49 Boys’ SWEATERS Sale Price $1.00! FOR $1.98 Boys* Striped OVERALLS SALE $1 AA PRICE . . ^ $2.98 Infants’ KNIT SUITS $< 1.00 SALE | L PRICE Sizes 1 to 3 ' $1.49 Men’s NEW WHITE SHORTS Sale Price $1.00 OFF On These Iteras and other items throughout this big Full-stocked store! Chenille Bedspreads, off 1-00 Odora Clothes Cabinet, off LW* All Shoes, off 50c to 1.00 Women’s and Misses’ Raincoats, off 1.00 Girls’ Skirts, off LW* Boys’ Suits, off 2.00 Boys’ Dress Pants, off 1-00 Girls’ Dresses, off 1-0^ Men’s Pajamas, off 1 Men’s Work Pants, off 100 Men’s Leather Jackets, off 1-00 Curtains, off — ; ^OO Men’s Dress Pants, off 1.00 Men’s Suits, off 2.00 Men’s Overcoats, off 2.00 Women’s Bags, off 1.00 Women’s Robes, off 1.00 Women’s Hats, off 1.00 Women’s Coats, off 2.00 Women’s Silk Dresses, off 1.00 Women’s Cotton Dresses, off 1.00 Boys’ Leather Jackets, off 2.00 Boys’ Wool Plaid Jackets, off 1.00 Women’s Blouses, off 1.00 BELK-LUKE CO AUGUSTA, GA. the user. Last spring about 39 oer cent of all the fertilizer used had been In farm storage for at least a part of the winter. Small farmers are now availing hemselves of emergency crop and feed leans to finance fall crops and to purchase fertilizer and other necessities for farm needs. Applications for these loans are being received in the office of Phil J. Watson, field supervisor. for McCormick county, at his of fice in McCormick Court H use Building. Anyone interested vm receive full information regr r ’ ng these loans by calling at his c iii:e. BU SEI USE 666 COU) PREPARATIONS LIQUID. TABLETS. SALVE, NOSE DROPS (TaiTfio-. only ns directed. If you have to pay infla nnc'-s for R farm n become a nightmare. • r' i» a.