The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 28, 1929, Image 9
THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929
THE CUNTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C.
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RUPTURE
EXPERT HERE
H. M. SHEVNAN — F. H. SEE
LEY CO'S EXPERT .of Chicago and
Philadelphia, 'will be at the Oregon
Hotel, Greenwood, Tuesday only, April
2nd, from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Mr. Seeley
says:
“The Spermatic Shield will not only
retain any case of rupture perfectly,
but contracts the opening in 10 days
on the average case. Being a vast ad
vancement over all former methods—
exemplifying instantaneous effects
Immediately appreciable and with
standing any strain of position no
matter the size or location. Large or
difficult cases, or insicional ruptures
(following operations) specially solic
ited. This instrument received the only
award in England and in Spain, pro
ducing results without surgery, injec
tions, medical treatments or prescrip
tions, with distinguished personal pat
rons of all nations.” “His method has
always been most satisfactory.”—Late
Dr. Edward Shippen, former Medical
Director, U. S. Navy.
Mr. Shevnan will be glad to demon
strate without charge or fit them if
desired. Business demands prevents
stopping at any other place in this
section.
N. B.—Every statement in this no
tice has been verified before the Fed
eral an<f State Courts.-r-F. H. Seeley.
Home Office, 117 N. Dearborn St.,
Chicago, 111.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE;—One-horse wagon almost
"tu JcrtiR--
Blakely.
Itc
UURENS COUNH
FOR RENT — Three-roont upstairs
apartment with ^private bath. Hof
and cold water. Garage. Apply to Mrs.
Corrie L. Mont joy, 67 West Main
street, phone 178. Up
NOTICE—I am prepared to bake all
kinds of cakes for the public, also
nut bread, rosettes, timbals and Cheese
straws. Prompt attention given all or
ders. Mrs. Annie Giles Bailey, 56
Woodrow street, phone 387. Itp
MUSICAL TnSTRUCTION — Violin
lessons given at pupils’ home. Lim
it^ number of pupils wanted for
evening and Saturday afternoon class
es. Phone 376. Address 74 Musgrove
street, John G. Brockell. 3-28-4tp
FOR SALE—Three houses and 35
acres land each. Located on Cal
houn highway, 4 miles from Clinton.
Good farming land. One-third cash,
balance one and two years. Apply to
S. E. Sexton, Clinton, S. C., R. F. D.
No. 4. 4-4-2tp
FOR SALE — Home grown cabbage
plants.
The right kind.
The right age.
The right size.
The right price.
100—10c f. 0. b.
Any amount up to 100,000 same price.
Come, send, write or telephone.
JOHN T. BLAKELY,
Clinton, S. C.
Phones 136, 175, 192.
The county supply bill as p^ed by
the delegation in the closing hours of
the past session of the legislature, ap
pears below. The levy for the year
w'as fixed at eleven mills, the same
as last year. The bill includes several
changes over last year and the ap
propriation of $42,000 for the con
struction of top-soil highways in vari
ous parts of the county. The bill in
full, follows:
, AN ACT
To provide for the levy of taxes
for school and coujity purposes for
1929 for* Laurens County and to di
rect the expenditures thereof.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State of
South Carloina: That a tax of eleven
mills is hereby levied upon all the
taxable propertly in the County of
Laurens for County purposes for the
fiscal year beginning January 1, 1929,
for the amounts and for the purposes
hereinafter stated, respectively, that
is to say:
Item 1. Roads and Bridges:
Cross coui^ry roads, con
victs, mainrenance of road
work organization $41,000.00
Provided, That the sum of
Two Hundred ($200.00) Dol
lars each, for the two (>>un-
UumiiilaiioBera bw^paid ^ *
said commissioners out of
said amount for personal in
spection of all road and.,
bridge work performed by
contract; and
Provided further. That all
inspection shall be made be
fore said amounts ate ap
proved for payment.
Maintenance and upkeep of
cross country roads and
bridges, $1,000 for each town
ship, to be expended by the —p— -
direction of the Supervisor ^9,000.00
Item 2. Salaries:,
Clerk of Court 400.00
Sheriff 1,800.00
Traveling Expenses of
Sheriff 300.00
Deputy Sheriff 1,500.00
Jailor and Special Deputy,
$100.00 per month 1,200.00
Treasurer 750.00
Clerical Help for County
Treasurer 600.00
ItemlO. Miscellaneous Con
tingent 2,000.00
Item 11. For matron of the
Rest Room and upkeep, to
be paid monthly upon war
rant drawn on County
Treasurer, drawn by the
President of the Woman’s
Business League of Lau-
Madden’s place to a point below Cen
ter Point school house where said
road goes to Waterloo by way of John
Wharton’s place at Waterloo. The
sura of $5,000.00 for constxuction of
the road leading from a point below
Center Point school house to Waterloo
by way of new bridge to be erected.
The sum of $3,000.00 for the construc
tion of a road from the Sam Puckett
Clinton Teachers 100% '
• It is interesting to note that the at
tendance of Clinton teachers at the
meeting of the State Teachers conven
tion held in Columbia last week was
100 per cent, all 39 being present at
the sessions. . /
The colored teachers of Clinton alim
had a remarkably high attendance at
place on the highway from Waterloo _ .. * , , ^ ■ ..
Greenwood to J. n! Jones' at the in- *'''
Mash yolks of 4 hard-boiled eggi;
chop whites; mix both with 1-4 cup
bread crumbs and 2 tablespoons grat
ed cheese. Season and add enough
cream sauce to make of consistency to
form into balls. Dip in raw beaten
egg, roll in crumbs, repeat and put
in cold place tov 1 hour. Fry in deep
hot fat.
tersection of Mount Olive to Ware
Shoals road and the road from the
out of 15 being present.
rens 720.00' former site of Cedar Mount school
Bird’s Nest Salad
Maintenance of Rest Room,
if so much be necessary ....
Item 12. Rural Police: Six
Rural Policemen at $1,-
I house to the Dixie highway near the
60.00' residence of John Beeks. The sum of
, $3,000.00 for the construction of a
road from Bond’s Cross Roads to the
Peel, chill and cut tomatoes in
halves; scoop out seeds and fill cavi
ties with small balls of cream cheese
500.00 each ..., 9,090.00; brick house. The remainder of thel*’^**®^ with cream, chopped nuts and
funds shall be apportioned to the top chives. Dress with mayon-
soil roads in Laurens county not in Serve on crisp lettuce.
Uniforms for Rural Police
and Deputy Sheriff
Item 13. Vital Statistics ....
Item 14. Hospital at ,Lau-
600.00
432.75
Menu Without Meat
Cream of celery soup
Baked potato i
Grilled tomato
Mushl'ooms and peas in cream
Assorted pickles
Browm Betty ^
Beverage
the State Highway system for main
tenance, according to mileage ani the
rens 2,700.00 work to be done in maintaining said
Hays Hospital 2,000.00
Provided, said hospitals r
take charity patients.
Item 15. Interest on County
Indebtedness:
Interest on current loans in
anticipation of taxes 4,500.00
Item 16. Payment of Probate
Judge for indexing pension
claims 125.00
Item 19. For preservation
of old records in Probate
Judge’s office .... .... 200.00
Item 20. For Armory main-
an4imidenUla,,g^
the Medical Unit of the
National Guard at Lau-
roads shall be under the control of the
County Board of Commissioners of
Laurens county. The above amounts
shall be paid out of the revenue com
ing to Laurens county from the gaso
line tax not otherwise disposed of and
^from the revenue derived from four
and one-half mills levied upon prop
erty. The Auditor is hereby author
ized and directed to levy on the prop
erty of Laurens county for the year
1929 four and one-half mills and the
County Auditor and Treasurer are
hereby authorized and directed to re
duce the_ levy for roa^ bonds now he-
ing levred-iff'Laurehs CdUntylfotii' ■and
one-half mills and substitute the
above four and one-half mills for cross
rens, S. C 200.00
Section 2. That the County Super-1 country roads in its stead. The Coimty
visor is hereby authorized and requir- Treasurer and Supervisor are hereby
ed to make a semi-annual report to' auhtorized to borrow sufficient money
the Laurens County Delegation in the [ to carry out the provisions of this sec-
General Assembly, giving an itemized! tio" *nd are authorized to pledge the
and verified statement of all the ex-! credit of Laurens county for the pay-
penditures pertaining to his office
which have been paid by him, ani also
an itemized statement of all debts
and obligations incurred for which
Laurens County is liable, said report j
shall be made on or- before June first |
and Dceember first of each year. j
Section 3. That the Supervisor is i
hereby forbidden from making any I
debt or obligation for Laurens County j
not covered by the appropriation here-'
in made and any obligation made by
said Supervisor in excess of the levy
and appropriation herein made shall
ment of said loan.
Section 8. All acts or parts of acts
inconsistent with this act are hereby
repealed.
Section 9. This act shall go into ef
fect immediately upon its approval by
the Governor.
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COPELAND-STONE
LOCALS
AN EASTER PRESENT FOR HER
Whether it is Mother —* whether it is your
Wife or your best Girl Friend — you may
be sure she will appreciate a lovely box of
NORRIS CANDY
In the Fancy Easter Wrapper.
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
(;;ORNER AT UNION STATION
PHONES 377 and 400
Spring styles for Easter and after]
not be a debt against Laurens County, j ?. ^^**‘^®* Nwkw ear. Hose, Handker-
'Section 4. Th.t the County Super.'
Auditor 750.00' intendent is hereby authorized and
Superintendent of Education 1,500.00 empowered to borrow not exceeding
ninety per cent of taxes for school
300.00 ' purposes estimated for the year 1929,
Traveling expenses of Super
intendent of ^Education ....
Assistant Superintendent of
Education
Attorney -
Physician
$25.00 buys a real good suit in blue
and mixtures.
TRY OUR
ROLLS
. Pan and Split
Scientifically
Baked of
Quality Ingredients
Better Flavor
CLAUSSEN^S
Since 1841 — South’s Favorite
- it • t • * shapes and colors m Mens
I for the purposes of paying salaries of :» »: • i j
I . u J XU u , X btraw Hats—m size, in color, and
600.0Q teachers and other school purposes, to
250.00 pledge a tax levy for school purposes
150.00 i e^d the State aid to be received under
Coroner 450.00 i the 6-0-1 School Law for the year
Janitor of Court House 480.00'1929. for the payment of the same.
Supervisor 1,500.00! Section 5. That the Auditor is
Traveling expenses of Super- i hereby authorized and required to levy
visor 300.00 ^ tax of one (1) mill on all the tax-!
Two County Commissioners j ^hle property of Laurens County, the
at $100.00 each 200.00; proceeds of said levy to be used for
Clerk to County Board of '^s® benefit of all the weak
Commissioners .... 1,200.00 school of Laurens County, tuition for
Judge of Probate 1,000.00 the high school pupils coming from
Office rent and fuel for Mag- ! ®ut of the district, and expended un-
istrate at Laurens loo.OO der the direction and supervision. of,
Farm Demonstrator .... , 1,200.00 the Coimty Board of Education; Pro-| priendly Five Oxfords for the well
Traveling expenses of Farm. jvided, That no money herein appro- man—in Collegiate styles.
Demonstrator 300.00' P^'ated for school purposes or other-
Home Demonstration Agent, | wise, shall be used for the payment
a monthly salary of $100.00 I colored person as rural school
Munsingwear and Arrow Head Hos
iery for women—in all the new and
pretty colors.
1 Rayon Undergarments for women
-in many pretty colors.
Sleeping garments for man, women, I
boys and girls.
Ladies’ Doval Sandals in two-tone
and white—$4.95 a pair.
Free!
Radio Log Book
Federal Radio Commission’s Latest Allocation
o f Wave Lengths, and Other Valuable Infor
mation. Yours for the Asking.
Tuna In Hssr
per month
Magistrates:
City of Laurens 900.00
Clinton 650.00
Constable at Clinton 300.00
700.00 supervisor, or for any other purposes „ua-„ntePd
connected with the educational work
Sonny Boy Clothes for the boy that i
likes to dress up in style. They are |
tV’aterloo ... 200.00
Scuffletown :...* 150.00
Cross Hill 200.00
of colored schools in Laurens county.
Section 6. The Judge of Pro'bate;
shall be allowed twenty-five (25c) !
cents for paying out pension claims 4-
and twenty-five (25c) cents for in-
Copeland-Stone Co.
"One Price To All”
Clinton. S. C
WHAT DO
P. S. JEANES
DO?
PAINFUL^
INDIGESTION
«
*1 surrsRED a good
while before I found
something that would
hefo me,” writes Mr.
E. W. Berry, of Neoeho,
Mo. "My trouble was
indigestion, pains in
my chest and a tight,
blosted feeling that
would make ms foel
cmotherid:
"Speaking of this to
a mmd of wfaa. he
told me that Black*
zht was good for this trou-
I went^over bou^t a pack-
It certainly did ne, ap
oontinQsd to use it.
"lamtnths tranafor hnstneta,
and aometimaa when I would be
hungry and ready to eat. I would
have a qUl imd would havu to aat
later. Than I would oattoomudi
or too huniedly. Thia would
canaa indigoatlon. After I started
using Ba^Dnu^ I «u^ It
did ms a world « good. It ia
aplendid te bilf
iit*r"*** tiooblaa.*
Youngs
Jacks
Gray Court
Sullivan
Mountville
Item 3. County Boards: ^
Board of Equalization
Board of Education
Board of Registration, 3 .at
$100.00 each
Item 4. Jail Expenses, catch
ing prisoners, dieting pris
oners, 50c per day
Item 5. Jurors and witness-
200.00 i Section 7. The Supervisor of Lau-
150.00' J^euts County is hereby authorized and .
200.00 ! required to advertise for competitive i
150.00 I ^^® purchase of all supplies
100.00 ‘ Laurens County and shall ae-
j cept the lowest responsible bidder for!
343.10^1 the same, and any purchase not made
50.00 I conformity thereto shall not be a
I debt against the county. (
300.00 i Section 7-a. That there shall be
j appointed by the Governor upon the
I recommendation of the Sheriff and the
2,750.00 j Laurens County Delegation, a jailor
What Do
P. S. JEANES
Do?l
EVERY SUNDAY EVENING
at 8:00 O’clock (our time)
Over Station W S B, Atlanta
and N. B. C. ~ Blue Net Work.
COME TO US FOR
ENNA JETTICK SHOES
$5 to $6 — FOR WOMEN — $5 to $6
Blakely Bros. Co.
“Clinton’s Exclusive Shoe Store’’
and a special constable to have the us
es, if so much be necessary 5,000.00 ■ v.al authority of peace officers and be
lEem 6. County Home, poor- | assigned to duty by the Sheriff as fol-
house and poor 4,000.00 lows: Said jailor to serve in Sheriff’s
/ wm oommmo% _
IMDlQBSTIOfl. BlElOimifBSB
rIS*,
gMd I
OMdoL
« toole
iB
Provided, That of the
amount herein appropriat
ed, thj Superintendent'of
the County Home shall re
ceive $100.00 per month
and his wife $25.00 per
month.
Item 6 (a). Aid to Indigent
Veterans ^ 564.00
(b). That t|fe sum of $500.00
is hereby? appropriated for
the aid*'^ of families of
World War Veterans who
have to go, to hospitals
while said Veterans are
away from home: provid
ed, the'local American Le
gion posts certify to the
County Board of Commis
sioners that the aid is need
ed for the help of the fam
ily of said Veterans, and
sadd American Legion post
shall be the sole judge of
the necessity and the
amount.
Item 7. Lunacy and Juvenile
Court 800.00
Item 8. Public Building, inr
eluding water, fuel, insur
ance and light 2,000.00
Item 8-a. For the painting
of the County Court House 500.00
Item 9. Printing, Postage
and Stationery 2,600.00
office and at county jail; also at of
fice of the Laurens Magistrate and
in such other capacity as might be or
dered by the Sheriff, said special con
stable to serve at office of Clinton
Magistrate or in such other capacity 1'
as might be ordered by the Sheriff,
such appointments to be made for a
period of two years and said officers
will be required to give bond in the
sum of One Thousand Dollars, con
ditioned for faithful perforniance of
duty.
Section 7-b. That there is hereby
appropriated the “following sums for
the following purposes: $17,000.00 for
the completion of the highway from
Armstrong’s store to the Green\nlle
county line; the sum of $5,000.00 to be
expended on the rural routes in Lau
rens county and to be distributed by ]
the County Board of Commissioners I
to said routes according to mileage of
unimproved road on each route and i
the amount appropriated to each road
shall be expended only upon the ap-1
proval of the rural carriers of said i
road. The sum of $3,000.00 to pay |
for the amount expended in" surface i
treating from the city limits of Clin- ]
ton to the Lydia Mill. The sum ^f |
$10,000 for the construction of the 1
road from Armstrong’s store to J. P.'
fMadden’s place. The sum of $1,090.001
for top-soiling the road from J. P.'
Correct In Fashion
Easter and After
Our New
Spring Suits
Every desired color, material and pattern is here in our
Spring collection of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing ready for
your inspection.
A complete stock of new furnishings of guaranteed
quality in new patterns and colors.
SHIRTS •
NECKWEAR V
SOCKS
OXFORDS
HATS
UNDERWEAR
Our buyer, Mr. C. B. Adair, is now in New York and
sending us daily products of the master designers for
Men’s Spring Wear.
COME IN AND LET IjS OUTFIT YOU
' FOR EASTER.
THE MEN’S SHOP
“HEADQUARTER^ FOR STYLE”
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