The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 20, 1919, Image 2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Sale—One {rood Milk ('o\v. A|»*
ply to Ouy L. Copeland.
Ivost or Stolen—One small s|>otted
Pijr alK>ut six weeks-old. Will give a
reward if returned to me,
,1. L. Finney, Clinton, S. C.
We will pay a straight salary of
of $:F>.00 |>er week for man of woman
with a rig to introduce Eureka Poul
try Mixture. Six months contract.
Eureka Mfg. Co.. East St. Louis. 111.
Notice—1 have made a famous Man
tle Board known as Annie Lew,
built of Roman skills of Italy. A-
lamt completed and.will j»e ready for
the guhlic’s inspection within a few
davs. • Moses Diilard.
Eggs, for llatehing—Shepard's strain-
S. ('. Conth Ancona Eggs, Sl.oO.
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fine cock just received front Shepard
C. C. Railev, Clinton. S. C.
Red Cross Matters
Our icgular tln>e for meeting from
now on will be on the first Tuesday
afternoon of each week, at 4 o’clock,
at Headouarters. It is hoped that all
who are interested in Red Cross ac
tivities will bear tMs in mind, as It is
not our purpose to ask for further an
nouncement from the pulpits of the
town. AH chairmen-hf committees and
members of the Executive Committee
are especially urged not to forget tnis
date and to always be there.
It will be a pity for a large part of
bur people to indulge in the idea that
there is no more Red Cross work to
do since the Armistice. Even if the
-war is not renewed there i? much to do
in helping to rehabilitate those terri-.
lories that have been desolated. Amer
ica is surely not going to turn to its
own affairs entirely and forget those
who have suffered in our stead. We
are surely not going to lose the lessons
we shpuld have learned and substitute
selfishness for sypipatry and thus be
found wanting. If we do we shall.turn
what should be a blessing into a
blank, and probably into a curse.
But the organinzation is turning its
aftention to Home Service . in which
we are to apply the lessons we have
Wanted—Girls to ' operate * electric
power scvrfng'nTindvitres making" ovef-
alls. Good pay and steady employ
ment. Pay while yftu learn.
Drafts Refo. Chester, S. C.,
$100 Reward, $100
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all its stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment.—HaU’e
ministries and self-protection and im
provement. At Clinfon, where we
have no Associated Charities, the
Chapter should turn its attention in
large m^aanro in, this lino pf wnrk.
Catarrh Medicine is taken Internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces of the System thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, giving the
patient strength by building up the con-^
stitutlon and assisting nature in doing itsf
work. The 'proprietors have so much
faith in the curative power of Hall's
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that It fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
This has been «<orbidden hitherto ex
cept in case of epidemic or disaster.
Now the general organization is ask
ing whether we are-prepared to take
up this work. The answer of the vari
ous officera has been a kind of doubt
ful yes, because we were uncertain
how far we hage our thousand mem
bers with us.
We want to organize a strong Home
Service committee for our whole
territory, who will keep a close watch
on health conditions. This is a matter
of economic importance as well
Christian service that most of
our people lose sight of. We want
people to learn to keep their homes
sanitary, to ward off pestilence
disease because these conditions ^are
too expensive. And where there is sick
ness we want to see that there is pro
per care and ministry. One unsanitary
home, one home in which there is dls-
eaes, whether white or colored, is a
menace to everybody In communi
ty. Self-protection dictates (precau
tion. No man liveth to himself, sick
ness is a costly luxury. v
We want to have large classes form
ed in Home Nursing and First Aid and
Santation, and p^gople taught hojv to
care for their sick and injured and
thus shve life and time and money.
Our .nursing* committee is enrolling
members now- for at least two of these
classes. Ladies can afford to let other
things stand aside somewhat .in cyder
to take these courses. It will pay.
The good Samartan spirit means to
help those who cannot help th^mselVes
to help them to help themselves. A
moment’s thought will show fhat it
rests financially and morally and
practically to our own personal ben-
ifit. •
We want to lay proper foundations
for the next generation by trtiching the
Juniors and we are taking steps in this
direction. Who can fail to be inter
ested?
We must not forget those who have
borne the brunt of this war, the en
listed men* and their' families, hi any l
jtfbfit inr%ome- tftrw of need.~WKcn aif pul 1 together in
such matters a great deal can be ac
complished (With very little effort or
expense on the part of any individual.
Let us enlarge our sympathies and cul-
tivntA the flhrtat gpiril —
Dear Amy:*--'
In reply to your letter asking me where to
furnish your new home, I advise you by all means
to go where I do, and buy everything you want
from them.
They do an absolutely honest furniture busi
ness. They sell you furniture, correct in style,
and that which is put together so it won’t corfie
apart. The prices they make are low, I know.
IVe looked around.
In haste,
Your pal,
' L,ou.
P. S. -By ail means, Amy, get your furniture and
rugs from
Galloway-Simpson Fur.
Company
"THE HOME MAKERS"
It must be pure thoughtfulness
•when people indulge in criticism of the
Canteen Service, because, as they al
lege, the War is over. These men trav
eling to demobilization camps or going
home with their honorabie discharges
in their pockets have'done all they
could, all they were asked to do,
whether they went across or not—Are
we to show lack of appreciation,
lack of ordinary gratitude. It is cer
tainly a little thing for us to do to
give them a sandwich an apple or an
as orange, a cigarette or some candy, and
a postcard, with a cherry smile and a
“God bless you’’and something to read,
and send them on their way with the
and-j-censciousuess that they have been and
are appreciated. Some of us happen to
know of cases where men who have
offered their all and done their best,
have, in returning home, gone a whole
diy with nothing to eat except a sand-
ivrich they have paid three and four
prices for, and with a feeling that the
bottom had dropped out and people
were already forgetting—just because
Canteen Committed along their route
of travel were not on the job, or were
listening to cavilers iwho don’t think.
Clinton has made a great reputation
rfil over our country by its Canteen
Service and we hope that reputation
will be sustained by ho let up till the
last ealisted man and woman are re-
! turned to civil life and the war is in
deed over. Lot me say, then, to the Can
teen workers that they never did better
work than they, can do now and it is
to be hoped they will maintain our re
putation by.meeting every passenger
and troop train punctually and puncti
liously till the last man is discharged.
If any mean to be quitters,—»we hope
there are none such—then they should
turn in their insignia to their captains
or the Canteen Chairman. Now is the
time to show the real mettle that i s in
you, when the halo seems to'be fading
but the glory is still there.
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My life’s work has been devoted
to the improvement of Southern
Crops and Soils. •
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W. C. BAILEY, Clinton, S. C.
Tribute of Respect.
Whereas, The Supreme Architect of
the Universe has seen fit to remove
Brother Earl Alexander Davidson from
Campbell Lodge Kb, 44, Ancient Free
Masons to be a member of the Celes
tial Lodge above, * *
‘ Whereas, Brpther Davidson was one
of the representatives of Campbell
Lodge in the service of his country
when Che summons came for him to
come up higher.
Whereas, He was a regular attend
ant in the meetings of the lodge and
always loved and lived Masonry.
Whereas, Campbell Lodge, In his
death, has lost a valuable member, one
who will always be especially remem
bered because the only gold star In-our
service flag represents hls service and
his heroric death.
Therefore, be it resolved, That, we
record hls service for his country and
hls service for {Masonry on our record
books and devote a page in our min
ute hook to his memory. Also that a
copy of this tribute be sent to hls be
reaved parents, sisters and brothers,
and published in the Clinton Chron
icle. •
Hugh ^impsori,
Gary Dillard, ,
Georeg Little,
Commute.
all indications the Spring Styles are
going to have considerable snap to them,
and there will be shown clothes with splen
did lines. — :
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Now that the tension of war is over, the
public is once mpre turning to the pleasant
pastimes of good-dressing, and the styles
show a tendency to more joyous effects.
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Our stocks,are arriving daily and we are
~ preparing for a big business, by having
bought the right goods at the right prices.
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Our Stocks contain the latest styles from
J which young and old can make their se-
, lections. \
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Full line of new Hats, ShoeSj
wear, Underwear, etc.
•irts, Neck-
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No Worms in a Healthy Child
All children troubled with* worms have an un
healthy color, which indicates poor Mood, and as a
rule, there Is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC given re«nlariy
lor two or three weeks will enrich the blood, im-
prove the dlyeeticn, and act as a Genaral Strength
ening Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
throw off or dispnl the worms, and the Child will ha
in odrlect health. Pfeaaaat to take. 00c per bottle.
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The Qaiaiae ThaUkocs Not Affect The Htai
of its tonic and laxative
ROMO QUININE (Tablets) can be
Hw fin vane without fumniinfll Of VtB
lathe bead. E.W. GROVES signature ea bea.
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The Big Store With the Big Values
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