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TOE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C.
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IT HAS LASTED
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Clinton People Must Believe Such
* Convincing Testimony As Mrs.
Garijer’s. -r ,
South Carolina Press'
. Meeting at Brevard
No one in Clinton who suffers back
ache, headaches, dizziness, rheumatic
pains, or distressing urinary ills can
afford to ignore this twice-told stopy
of a Clinton resident. It is confirmed
testimony, telling of luting benefit
from Doan’s Pills—a stimulant diure-
« tic to the kidneys, T *’" ~ >iA —
Greenville, May ; 23—The annual
convention of the South Carolina Press
association will * be held at Brevard,
N. C., July 8, 9 and 10, it was an
nounced .here today by J. Rion Mc-
Kissick, president of the organization.
The members "will - assemble here on
the evening of July 7 and on the iol-
. It’s evidence that
'no man or womalK^ in Clinton can
doubt.
Mrs. J. A. Ga-ner, 29 ^ferson St.,
Clinton, saVs: “I had dizzy Spells and
black specks came before mV eyes.
Wheh I bent I could hardly straighten,
as sharp pains shot through my backlth
nearly taking my breath* L heard ofVpc
Doan’s Pills and used some. They
cured me.”
FOUR YEARS
ner said: “Doan’s
trouble and best of all, the cure has
lasted.
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Pills—tlfe same that Mrs. Gar
ner had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
lowing day will go by automobile to
'Brevard, making a stop at Caesar’s
Head. On their return, they will visit
Pickens county. Delightful entertain-
ifient for the newspapermen is being
panned at Greenville, Caesar’s Head,
BVevard and Pickens. ^It is likely^that
the association will hold a joint ses-j^ l 'om Chicago,
on with the North ■CftYOltn* Press
MRS. J. D. AUSTIN
DIES SUDDENLY
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Beloved and Well Known Woman An
swers Death’s Summons,. Funeral
At Cross Hill Tomorrow.
Clintoniafls were shocked yesterday
•a<
to learn.spf the sodden death of Mrs.
Sallie Clardy Austin, wife of Dr. J
D. Austin, of this my, which occurred
early yesterday iporninfr at her resi
dence on Centennial street. She suf
fered an attack-of heart failure short
ly after mid-night and within a few
minutes-had expired.
The funeral service will be held Fri
day morning at 11:30 o'clock at Cross
Hill, following thyarrival of her son
Mrs. Austin was tn hdi* 61st year
NOTICE ^
RE: Estate Mrs. Alice Milam, deceased.
Notice js hereby given that the
undersigned will make his finalfreturn
qf his acts and doings as administra
tor of the abota named estate tp the
Judge of Probate for Laurens County,
S. 0., at Laurens, S. C., at 11 o’cldck
A. M., on Tuesday, July 7, 1925, ahd
will on said date make application io
id said Court for .final discharge a^ aid-
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ministrator.
association on the §fternoon of July
9,'at' Brevard, since the latter body
and was- a native of this county, hav
ing been raised in the >Mt. Galliger
;When you think of Subscriptions
for Magazines or Newspapers—Think
of JAMES W. CALDWELL. Any
periodical published anywhere in any
language at publishers’ rates or less.
ites or
NEWBERRY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL
• JUNE 29—AUGUST 7, 1925 v . ,
Courses for certification credit pffered to Primary, Interm^
V diate and High School teachers.— .
-Courses for college entrance credit..
College credit courses.^
Strong faculty, standard courses, comfortable dormitory ac
comodations, excellent table fare, congenial surroundings,
minimum expense.
For bulletin and other information address. •
JAS. C. KINAFUfc Director, 1^0. Box 3, Newberry, S. C.
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A number of years ago she
LATER, Mrs. Gar- w ju hold its conventidhrltt Anheville section. A number of years ago shi
cured me of kidney iat the same time. \ moved hete from Crose Hill, and dur
ing this time she made and held a
large circle of friends^ , who • were
jved to
Jeam of her
shocked and £riev
untimely passing.
She was a devoted merfrfcer 6f the
First Baptist church, . possessing a
beautiful . Christian character, ^nd
highly regarded in this community.
Her sweet', gentle ways' antT kindness
heart, and tender sympathy, en-
i aearea her to all with whom she came
in contact. —— .
The deceased is survived* by her
husband, two daughters, Mrs. A. S.
Dargan of Darlington, and Miss
Louise Austin of this city; three sons.
Prof. W. C. Austin of Chica^b, R. P.
Austin of Greenville,. an^i James M.
Austin of Charleston. At«p by the
following four sisters: Mrs. Lula Kay
of Greenville,- Mrs. 0. B. Simmons of
Miami, Fla., Mrs, W. C. RasorVjf
’Cross Hill, and Mrs. \Y. J. Moore o
Greenwood,— Jt
All persons having claims against
the estate of the said Mrs. Alice
Milam, will file the same, duly veri
fied, With the Judge of Probate of
Laurens County, S. N C., or with R. W.
Wade, attorney, at Clinton, S. C., on
or before the 4th day of. July, 1925,
or be forever barred.
— D. W. MULLfNAX,
7-2 Adm. Estate Mrs. Alice Milam.
W A N T S
THURSDAY, MAY 2S,
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Rates for advertising in this column
k ivairs tur auvmisulg
ire one cent per word for each inser
tion. with a minimum charge of 25c,
payable invariably in advance.
WE HAVE a real bargain in jbl used
piano. O’Dapiel & Reid. 5-28-2tc
FOR SALE«jOne fresh milk cow.
^ee J. 0. Barnett. r , Itp
PEAS FOR SALE—$5.00 per bushel.
Corn $1.50 per bushel. C. W.
Stone. * ttr
REDUCED PRICES—Meal per sack
$2.00, Hulls per hundred 70c, Sacked
Hulls $1.00. Clinton Oil Mill. lie
Following <vur policy of giving
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the best service possible at all
times, we have just abided ta
our plant— T
A NEW CLEANING
FOR LADIES’ FANCY WORK
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Invites you to f
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RATES:
One Pcrsbn
$2.50. $3.00
$3.50. $4.00
$5.00
Two Persons
$4.50, $5.00
$6.00, $7.00
The bett place in
Atlanta to eat.
S dining rooms
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race.
Circulating i c e
water and -ceil
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Atlanta’s newest
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Magnificent
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Special arrange-t
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ling automobile
parties. Garage.
The HENRY GRADY Hotel
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550 Rooms—550 Baths
Corner Peachtree and Cain Streets
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JAMES F. deJARNETTE, V.-?. & Mgr. THOS. J. KELLEY, Asso. Mgr,
The Following Hotels Are Also Cannon Operated:
GEORGIAN HOTEL
Athens, Ga.
W. H. CANNON. Manager
JOHN C. CALHOUN HO^EL
Anderson, S. C.
D.T. CANNON, Manager
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i FOR RENT—A three room apart
ment with modern convt?nienees.
Apply v tio Phone 340. - Up
LAURENS MAN IS
SHOT IN AFFRAY
SALE^-50 bushels of corn on
$1.50 per bushel. J. L. Dickert,
PHbne X621.' * . Itc
Paul H. Weir in Hospital With
Wound Laid to Falher-in-Law,
Travis R. Pitts.
Lauferfsr -'YTffy’ - 23.--Faul Hayne
NOTICE—We sell bagging and ties,
i Buy cotton seed and gin .cotton. T.
J. Blalock’s Ginnery, Clinton, S. C> if
Weir, section foreman for the Colum
bia, Newberry & I^urens railroad, is
at the Laurens hospital, to which in
stitution he was carried last night for
treatment pf a pistol wound in his
PLANTS FOR SALE—Periwinkle, 5
cents per dozen, 35 cents per lO0r-|-i ►
Sweet potatcy25 cents per 100. I. C.
Bo la rtd.
5-28-2tc <
WANTED—Live; energetic salesman
for Watkins 150 Household Necessi-
ties in Clinton. Earnings $35-$50
arm, alleged to have been inflicted by weekly. Exclusive territory. JWrite
his father-in-law, Travis R. Pitts, who i The J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. J-6, 231
conducts a store and paint shop near
the Laurens Oil mi]J, in the easterly
part of the*city.
The shooting is said to have occur-
Johnson Ave., Newark N- J- 5-28-4tp
MILLIONS genuine Potato Plants for
immediate shipment. Porto Rico,
red shortly before IT o’clock last night • Early Triumph, Pumpkin Yam and
at the home of Pitts, and is sup-1 Jersey Sweets. 1000, $1.50; 5000,
posed to have been the consequence j $6.25. First class plants and prompt
of domestic troubles. W’eir’s wife, it j shipment guaranteed: Schroer Plant
is stated, has been making her home: Farms, Valdosta,Ga. 6-ll-3tp
with her^father for some time, \tfhile | -
Weir-lives in another part of town, j FOR SALE—To save expense of mov-
It is claimed that a reconciliation be- j ing my furniture to Washington, D.
tween W’eir and his wife was about to C., will Pffer complete furnishings for
be effected, and that Weir had been
6-room house, including 10-piece din-
invited to the Pitts home for the pur-1 ing room suite, 5-piece bed room suite,
pose of adjusting differences. Weir
was at the Pitts'home in the yard or
new model Singer sewing machine, art
squares, rugs, Detroit vapor stove, re
in the street about the Pitts premises
when he became involved in a difficul-
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ty with -his brother-in-law, Milledge
Pitts, it appears, and during the tus-
frigerator, tables, chairs, etc. Every
thing in excellent condition and can
be seen in Clinton* W rife me what
you are interested in. E. N. Beard,
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ale’between them for the possession 325 15th Street, Northeast, Washing
of a pistol which W’eir is said th^have ton, D. C. 2tc
dr&wn on the younger v Pitts, the
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Neckband Shirts
IN A VARIETY OF MATERIALS
Eclipse and Wilson Bros. Shirts, with and
without collars, in all the new patterns
and materials. There’s nothing for real
comfort for business or pleasure like a
well-fitting, pre-shrunk Shirt. If you.
are particular as to style and pattern of
your shirts, we can please you. * Our
stocks are new, fresh -and completer' ' ^!
Come in today and make your selection.
PRICE: $1.50 TO $3.00
“One Price to AH” —
PHONE 47 CLINTON, S. C.
father-in-law appeared on the scene
armed with a 45 Colts.', Five times he
is alleged to have fired* into or in the
direction of his son-ip-law.
In addition to the wound in the arm,
one bullet hit W’eir’s ear and still
anotKer grazed th^back of hi& neck.
His arm was shattered.
T. R. Pitts was today admitted to
bail on a bond of $500 for his appear
ance at the next term of court pn a
charge of assault and battery with in
tent to kill. Meantime, Millege Pitts
swore out a warrant before Magis
trate McCravy against Weir, charging
him with assault and battery and car
rying concealed weapons.
Why Not Keep Your
Money at Home
by giving me your Magazine and
Newspaper subscriptions, either in
club or single subscriptions? I can
handle your subscriptions at publish
ers price or less.
JAMES W. CALDWELL
THE MAGAZINE MAN
Phone 243 at 12:30
P. C. HONORED
BY CHICORA
Dedicates This
lies r
yteriar
Sister Institution
Year’s Annual to Presby
College "‘Brothers.”
“Nods and Becks,” Chicora’s annual
publication, just issued from the press,
has been dedicated to the Presbyterian
College. The annual is attractively
executed in a* leather binding, with a
picture of one of the buildings on its
cover, and the following dedication
words; ' ■
• “We have often been told that P.
C. is our brother college. We will
' l admit that some • of th^ students are
' ► dur brothers; others perhaps—and it
to these brothers, real or other
wise, that we dedicate this volume,”
We can handle garments of
re finest material by this pro
cess—every job guaranteed to
be perfectly done.. ' ^
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For Men’s Gabardine Summer
Suits we have a new process of
cleaning that gives the original
color and an attractive and last
ing Appearance. *
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Let us serve you.
Buchanan’s
Pressing Chib ji
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PHONE 28 '
Newberry Minister .
Goes to Virginia
Newberry, May 23—Dr. C. A. Freed,
pnstot qf thejLutheran church of the
Redeemer’for the past four years, has
resigned his work in Newberry to be
come pastor of Grace Lutheran church
of Winchester, Va., The resignation
^ was tendered to the -church council
. Friday afternoon to take effect the
; latter part of June.
* Before coming to Newberry, P.r.
Freed was pastor qjt Ebenezer Luther-
lan church in Columbia for 18 ytfara
and prior to that preached at Middle-
.brook, Va., for nine years. It is with
genuine regret that 'Dr. Freed »nd ^»is
family are leaving Newberry as they
have hosts of friends here. .’Fhe
church cQuncil. is making—airrangfe-
mcr.ts for a supply at present. -
Saves Money
for yow fcy oxtoraunattag
LICE AND MITES
and a* a
Sanitary' Protection >
Eframiifal — Efkaat — (Mini
, EASY TO USE
One Gallon makes 100 _
Of onicient aismrocxaix
ready for
Write for a
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AT UNION STATION ' TEL. 400
Munsingwear Union
Suits, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
and $3.00 at L. B. Dillard 1
On her toes. You bet! Every
piston purring with power.
Every drop of gas doing its
bit. Naturally-^-it’s “Stand
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them all in pep and power.
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