The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 19, 1925, Image 7
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THUH8DAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C
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It
EAT
-Maid Bread
it is
Whole-Milk Bread
GET IT AT TOUR GROCER.
Clinton Bakery
In the home medicine cabinet
The Priceless Ingredient is essential
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I N most homes there is a small cabinet where
home remedies are kept. For use in your
home, we recommend Squibb’s Pure Household
Products, including Squibb’s Bicarbonate of
SodvSquibb’s Epsom Salt, Squibb’s Cod Liver
Oil, Squibb’s Sodium Phosphate and Squibb’s
Castor Oik Each of these products contains
The Priceless Ingredient—the honor and in
tegrity of the maker—Squibb.
Because Squibb’s Bicarbonate of Soda is ex
ceptionally pure it is practically free from the
usual bitter taste. Squibb’s Cod Liver Oil,
Squibb’s Epsom Salt and Squibb’s Castor Oil,
because of their purity, are not only .more
efficacious, but more pleasant to use than/the
ordinary product.
Keep your medicine cabinet well stocked
against sudden emergencies. You can find no
better place than this store to purchase house
hold products, perfumes, soaps, toilet and rubber
goods, fine candies and stationery.
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
At Union Station ^ Telephone 400
MULES
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FOR SALE
I am now selling my fifth Car of Mules,
most of them are from Indiana and Mur
freesboro, Tenn., and will be glad to have
my friends call and see them.
WILL T. BUFORD
At McCullough Stables Newberry, S. G.
Fertilizer
The Clinton Oil Mill
is now unloading ma
terial and expect to be
ready for the spring
trade with a High-
grade Line of Fertili
zers. Your patronage
is respectfully solicit
ed.
CLINTON OIL MILL
Phone 62
WHAT DO
P. S. JEANS
DO?
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RENT A CAR
Drive Yourself
OPEN AND CLOSED CARS
DAY F>HONE 357
NIGHT PHONE 156
Ellis Auto Livery
THURSDAY
and
FRIDAY
— at the —
Casino Theatre
“AMERICA”
HISTORICAL!
EDUCATIONAL!
Don’t Miss Seeing It!
Today’s cross-word puzzle is an
exceptionally fine design and contains
some excellent words.
Few of the words are really diffi
cult. However, there are seme real
testers in' the puzzle, just to aroyse
your interest, and if you are a cross
word puzzle fan you should get a
great deal of enjoyment out of solv
ing it. Look at No. 46 horizontal. It
is an 18 letter word. Answer next
week. Also another dandy puzzle.
Horizontal
I. One who wanders.
5. To brown.
10. King of Psalms.
4 11. Famous president (initials).
2 13. To kill.
♦ 15. Before.
16. Tame, fondled animals.
18. Preposition.
19. To deduce.
20. Time of year.
21. Excuse.
23. Preposition.
25. Negative.
27. Pertaining to (abbr.)
28. Indefinite article.
29. Implement (hewing.)
30. Personal pronoun.
31. Scent.
34. A definite spot.
35. A boy’s name. ,
36. Little devil.
38. Conjunction.
39. A separate entry in nn account.
40. Preposition.
41. In spite of.
42. Editor (abbr.)
44. An Eastern state (abbr.)
45. Thus.
46. Members of a church body.
57. To talk.
58. A European blackbird.
59. Short letters. *
60. A curved bone.
62. Nickhame of famous president.
63. An eagle.
64. Boy’s nickname.
65. Same as 62 horizontal.
66. A girIV. name.—
69. Army order (abbr.)
70. Boy’s name (abbr.)
72. Boy’s name (abbr.)
73. A step.
75. Possessive form of a girl’s name.
77. To be able.
80. To cure, as herring, by salting
and smoking.
81. Cuts.
83. Allowance made for waste.
84. A lock of human hair.
85. To shun.
87. Main thoroughfare (abbr.)
88. Large quantities.
89. Wide-mouth, water pitchers.
90. At an angle. -
Vertical
1. Urtusual.
2. An adverb.
3. Six (Roman.)
4. Boy’s name (abbr.)
6. A bone.
7. An exclamation.
8. A couch.
9. , An implement.
10. A precise description.
II. A beverage.
12. Rights (abbr.)
14. Prefix meaning three.
16. A magazine.
17. Thus. ✓
19. Entangle.
22. Not approachable.
.23. A girl’s name.
24r^Aroused to action.
26. A single unit.
32. A boy’s name. ^
33. Preposition.
36. Incorporated accountant (abbr.)
Portugal (abbr.)
A conjunction.
43. To act.
47. A critical mark.
48. Depart.
40. Repent.
50. A man’s name.
51. An Italian Province.
52. Preposition.
53. Well known.
54. Guided.
55. Part of the verb “to be.’’
56. Characteristics.
57. To go (Scot.)
An insect.
A girl-s name.
63. Artless.
70. Remote.
71. A title given to English peer.
73. Past tense of sleep.
74. To throw about.
76. To put away. -
78 A unit of measure (abbr.)
79. A note of the musical scale.
80. Coarse outer coat of cereals.
82. You (German polite form.)
84. A beverage.
86. A medical man (abbr.)
83. House of Lords (abbr.)
WOFFORD STUDENT
DIES AT BOXING
Manton Steele Victim of Attack In
Midst of Friendly Bout. Was
Member of Freshman Class.
Spartanburg, Feb. 16.—Manton In
gram Steele, of Olanta, a member of
the freshman class at Wofford col
lege, died suddenly this afternoon in
the main dormitory while boxing with
Harry Turner, also a freshman of
Blacksburg.
The verdict of a coroner’s jury, em
paneled at 7:30 o’clock tonight, was
that the deceased came to his death
from heart failure while boxing, ab
solving his boxing opponent from
blame.
Steele recently recovered from an
attack of influenza and the physician
conducting the post-mortem examina
tion, expressed the opinion that the
sickness had weakened his heart ac
tion.
The opponents had exchanged about
a dozen blows on the arms and chest,
when Steele apparently lost his bal
ance and collapsed, but was caught in
the arms of F. A. Stack of Pinewood,
another student, before his head
struck the floor, according to testi
mony at the inquest.
While versions of the affair differ
ed in a few minor details, all wifness-
es agreed that the boxing was a
friendly affair and that no malice
existed.
Manton Steele was the son* of J.
A. Steele, prominent farmer of Olan
ta. In addition to. his father, he is
survived by his mother, one brother,
Allard Steele, and three sisters, Miss
Pearl Steele, Miss Ida May Steele,
and Miss Lonie Steele, all of Olanta. ’
Permanent
roadsarea
good investment
—not an expens*
This Is the
Road That
Getsthe
Traffic
No matter how many roads there are
leading in or out of your town, the ones
best paved get the traffic.
This is especially true if these roads
are of Concrete. For every motprist ap
preciates the many advantages of driving
over its true, rigid, unyielding surface.
No wonder Concrete Highways are
crowded for mile after mile. More than
17,000,000 motor vehicles are using
them today. And new cars are being
produced at the rate of 4,000,000 a year.
Here is a situation of vital concern to
you. Everywhere we need more or wider
Concrete Roads, or both, to take care of
the ever-increasing traffic. And now it
the time to plan for their construction.
Your highway officials want to be of
the greatest possible service to you. Get
behind them with ways and means that
will provide more Concrete Roads and
Streets. Such an investment will pay
you big dividends year after year.
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PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
1 Hurt Building
ATLANTA, GA.
A National Organization to Improve and
Extend the Uses of Concrete
OF7ICES IN 29 CITIES
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is a prescription for Malaria,
Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bil-
lions Fever. It kills the germs.
NEW SPRING TOGS
AND ACCESSORIES
To Gladden the Hearts of Women
A splendid variety, excellent values and the latest in style
and fabrics—await your inspection here. Our buyer is just
back from the Northern markets and every day now we are
busy opening Beautiful Spring Wearables in the season’s new
est materials and colors. >
COLORFUL DRESSES GALORE
Of distinctive Spring fashions in accepted smartness, that
will appeal at once to the women of chic taste. A comprehen-
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sive variety to please each taste.
MEN AND WOMEN’S OXFORDS
• Spring Slippers that are decidedly new and a picture of
beauty. Footwear that reflects the foremost in Style, Taste
and Quality.
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
For Men, Women, Misses, and Children. It will f)e a pleas
ure to show you.
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Farmers Mercantile Co.
“HOUSE OF BETTER VALUES”
Nunn Bush Oxfords Stetson Hats
CLINTON, S. C.
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