The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 17, 1924, Image 7
from pure
bred S. C. Brown Leghorns, $1.50
per setting of S. 6. Dillard, tfc
Ker Sale—Pure Wannamaker Cleve
land big boll cotton. See grown
by ns and ginned on our private gin
and culled at $1.26 per bushel, F. 0.
B; Newberry, -S. C. Johnson-Mc-
Crackin Co. 2i-4tp
Notice—No four-footed beast of any
kind, and only Messrs. Richey, Will
Nelson and George Shands allowed
on the Christian place. Parrott Mil
am, Lidie R. Milam. 17-2tp
Wanted—72000 Salespeople now
MAKE BIG MONEY selling Wat
kins nationally advertised household
products. YOU CAN TOO. Estab
lished 1868. Resources $16,000,000.
Branches all over U. S. and Canada.
Rare CHANCE JU|T NOW for City
FOR RENT—One five room cottage
on Calhoun Street, $16 per month.
Apply to Mrs. R. H. Young. Itp
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FOR SALE—Four mules, 7 and 8
years old; weight 1000 to 1200
lbs. Price right. C. W. Weir,' Renno,
S. C. 17-24-2tp
FIRST BUYER gets big Phonograph
and seventy-five records for $85.
Come and see it. O'Daniel & Reid.
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Sales dealers, men,or women, full or
part time, in city of Clinton and else
where. Wride today for our practical,
sure MONEY-MAKING PLAN. J.
R. Watkins Co. Dept. 99, 155-159
Perry St., New York. 17-2tc
WANTED—25 head cattle for pas
turing. Price right. Callie Cope
land place. C. A. Owens. Itp
FOR TAXI—Call 151J, night or day.
Careful driver, prompt service.
Taxi No. 1. 6-8-5tp
$75 A WEEK. Man or woman want
ed with ambition, industry and
small capital, to distribute Rawleigh’s
Household Products to steady users
in your locality. We train and help
you so you, can make up to $100 a
.week or more. No experience neces
sary. Pleasant, profitable, dignified
Wcjrk. Apply today. W. T. Rawleigh
Company, Dept. SC 1162, Memphis,
Tenn. 17-24-l-3tc
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The rata for Candidate Cards for
Mayor, State and County offices is
$5.00; for Alderman, $3.00. All an
nouncements payable in advance.
FOR MAYOR
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for . Mayor of Clinton, sub
ject to the rules of the Democratic
primary.
LEE. ADD BLAKELY.
FOR RENT—One nine room house,
$15.00 per month. Apply to J. W.
Leake. Itp
FOR ALDERMAN
Ward One ^
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Alderman from Ward
One, subject to the result of the City
Democratic primary.
HENRY T. HEARN.
Ward Five
The friends of R. J. McCrary, by
his consent, wish to announce his as
a candidate for Alderman from Ward
Five, subject to the result of the
Democratic primary.
FOR CLERK OF COURT
I hereby announce myself as
candidate for the office of Clerk
Court of Laurens County, subject to
the result of the Democratic primary
TOY A. DRUMMOND.
SPRING OPENING l
FOR TWO DAYS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
APRIL 18 and 19
N. George Gross, representing Schloss
Bros., will be with us displaying the newest
weaves and styles for Tailor-made Cloth
ing. You are cordially invited to call and
see his line and have your correct measure
ment made.
L. H. DAVIDSON
Clinton, S, C.
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WHERE EVERYBODY GOES
Monday and Tuesday, April 21st and 22nd
‘TRIFLING WOMEN”
Metro Pictures presents a Rex Inrram production starring
Ramon Navarro and Barbara LaMarr. As a production it
is ace-high, a real production fen every way with work of
whole cast excellent.
Monday—Two Reel Comedy Tuesday—Two Reel Comedy
Both Days—11c and 28c
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HRIST )a risen r is the
regular salutation all over
eastern Christendom on
Easter Sunday morning.
It Is the re-echo of the
wonder cry of the first
Christians as the realisation at last
forced itself upon them that the Im
possible had happened; Christ is risen!
They had fohnd it such a bitter thing
to lay their beloved Master dead in
the grave. Death always Is bitter, us
ually almost impossible to bear up
against.
Of His death the disciples were cer
tain; of their grief there could be no
doubt. Every one of us who owns •
little plot of holy ground, consecrated
to us by what we could see through
tears of an open grave, of falling clods
of earth going to earth, can sympa
thise with them. We know what the
blackness of that darkness is, from
whence there comes no response to
onr cry.
“Christ is risen!" The message
came on the first day of the week, with
the risen Savior Himself as Its proof.
Sorrow fled, the blackness of the grave
was changed Into brightness of Joy un
speakable ; “Christ is risen!" The
grave had not Imprisoned Him ! Death
had not conquered Him! His own
pierced body was there again, endued
with thrilling life once more. Ask His
mother. She knows her Son. In the
ecstasy of love, too full of Joy even
to wonder, hear her answer—“He Is
risen. Indeed!"
Ay, Christ Is risen! And the grave
ha* not hurt Him. Nay, He is the more
glorious for it I His body Is now su
perior to time and space, or to any of
their laws; Just ns the Euster Illy Is
superior to the bulb you hid In the
ground; or, as the waving com field Is
better than the bare grain in the sack.
And the loved ones, even the little
ones we laid with such sorrow in the
grave, they, too, will rise In like man
ner, all the better; ay, ever so much
better for the death which makes the
resurrection possible! Just as we, too,
taken apart, bit by bit, by the tender
nlchemy of the grave, as the watch
maker takes apart a watch, shall be
put together again, purified, glorified,
to go on forever, and forevermore.
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Wednesday, April 23rd
“THE WOMAN CONQUERS’
With Katharine MacDonald, Bryant Washburn and Mitchell
Lewis. A good Hudson Bay picture—plenty of snow and ice
scenes. Good work by all stars and a picture that will be
appreciated by any audience. Also “Leather Puahers.”
11c and 22c
Thursday and Friday, April 24th and ,25th
“MOTHERS IN LAW”
Featuring Gaston Glass, Ruth Clifford, and Josef Swickard.
What does your mother-in-law say when your conduct does
not agree with her moral code? Or is she too slow for
these jazz days ? Here's a stirring motion picture about
a mother-in-law who took a family trouble into her own
hands. Was »he justified? Come and see.
Thursday—Two Red Comedy Friday—Two Reel Comedy
Both Days—11c and 28c
Saturday, April 26th
“THE DEVIL’S BOWL”
In this picture NEAL HART has one of the best acting parts
of his movie career and one that will please all lovers of
far Western type Stories. William Duncan and Edith John
son—“STEEL TRAIL" No. 4. Also One Reel Comedy.
lie and 28c
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featuring
WITHIN THE LAW,” featuring Norma
Harold Lloyd.
Coming—“SAFETY
“MAY TIME” and 1 ,
Talmadge. The best picture she ever made. Watch our
programs for the announcement of these coming attractions.
Let me impress upon everybody to read them carefully so
there will be no misunderstanding when you come to the show
Onr spelling
Bring each pi
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NOTICE
tames to a dose with
late bunnies with sweet chocolate ex
pressions on their little chocolate
faces; even their ears are alert in their
chocolate fashion.
New clothas are being worn. Or dd
ones are spruced up.
There la new life, new courage, new
Jagrousaeaa la the air.
“Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia!"
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Leave your orders
early for your
EASTER FLOWERS
Prices furnishes on
request.
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PHARMACY
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Knight! The quiet Willys-Knight
sleeve-valve engine improves with r
use—a fountain of thrills and
satisfactions. In ten years we Lave
never known a Willys-Knight
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HE churches are filled with
flowers.
Many people are wearing
flowera.
The church bells are ring-
f ing, people are hurrying to
chubch In a new, vigorous, glad spirit.
The choirs are singing. The congre
gations sing, too.
“Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia!"
The air still holds some of the win
ter’s chill within It, but there Is, too,
the warmth of spring to be felt.
Everyone feels It. Everyone Is smil
ing, happy, gay.
They are wishing each other “A
Happy Easter."
Children have been given gay Eastar
eggs and they have been given chaco-
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I T’S always time-to-go before you know
it-^when a Gulbransen Registering
Piano furnishes the music!
Friends will class yours as a home
they like to visit—where dull hours are
unknown.
Your skill in playing the Gulbransen
will win comment—and rightly so. From
-tfarly evening ’til late you’ll play songs,
dances, classic—registering your own
personal touch and expression through
the amazingly responsive pedals of the
Gulbransen.
Easy to play? Yes—just try it! Easy to play
well? Yes—exclusive Instruction Rolls quickly show
how. A superior instrument? Yes—in every way—
construction, tone finish and known value for every
dollar invested.
The Gulbransen is indisputably unique and distinct
ive. Its development has been to give as direct con
trol of music, through the pedals, as when playing by
hand. Try a Gulbransen, and pass your own judge
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Nationally Priced
White House Model, $650
Country Seat Model, $575
Suburban Model, $495
Community Model, $420
Electric Reproducing
Models, $875, $800, $720
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