Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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You will Jook your best if you buy your Sp^iq^ outfit from COPELAND- STONE COMPANY. When v|i ^customer comes into our store td Wer the New Spring Goods we are now showing, they can feel sure of getting the very )>est that can be had in Quality, Style* Price and Fit We invite you to come and see just what we have in Spring Merchandise. SOMETHING NEW ARRIVING DAILY. “STORE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY” CopeW-Shne Co, “One Price To All” PHONE NO. 47 CLINTON, S. C. Save money on Riddle Fitments by trading in your old fixtures; receive 25% allowance Riddle Fitments were never expensive—Iwt now the cost is even less than usual. We •«Bake£DU ; a liberal al- Ibwahce on old fixtures traded in^a real mon ey-having plan. Many attractive styles to choose from. Come in and se^'os about it PARROTf-ELECTRIC CLINTON. S. C on the subject, “The Pur- Conference." This mem orable address was followed by sume chosen remarks from the Move rs travelling: secretary, Miss Hel- The principal speaker of in* was W. P. Mills, Y. M. retary from Nankin*, Chin jpendin* his furlou*h followin* speakers and lea >n the pro*ram and heard 5t during the three days: Robert P, Wilder, founde the Student Volunteer Movement V. P. Mills, Secretary of the Y< a’s Christian Asa * ^ h. E*bert‘ W- J called for immediate relief. Senator Ed*e (Republican) of Ne Jersey, one of the reco*nized “wet leaders" in con*ress, renewed at the association’s birthday banquet tonight in the Orient an* made a most capable pas full of first ^ J Saturday’s pro*ram in pon the need of missipi aallen*ed tli ;e their liv* Edwards (Democrat) of the same state was the principal speaker. Q^elarin* the drive of the modifi- t a practical effort unobservable today. Senator Edge said he would welcome a nationwide referendum on modifica tion of the Volstead act and amend- of the 18th amendment “to a spirits and liquors with all the safe- roblem, if it ever can by solved.” Senator Edge declared a referendun l this pature won* • that citizens could vote inteiligent- He advocated a plan modeled some- hat after the Canadian experiment, and predicted an “overwhelming ver- Rev. Dwight S. Winn, miss > Korea under the Southern P •rian Committee of Foreign ML Dr. Luther B. Wolf, Secretory of le Foreign Mission Board of th »d Lumeran Church in Ameri Prof. John J. Cornelius, foi ith Lusknow University, Indi; ow completing the work fo h. D. at Columbia University. Dr. C. G. Hounshell, Candidal etory of the Foreign Mission f the Methodist Episcopal Church, Dr. G. G. lie Foreign Mission Board of the ociate Reformed Presbyterian Chi Miss Helen H. Smith, Traveling studying at K. Douglas, Commencement Plans At Chicora Given Out wiU bt preached by the R»y. J. P. Mmttheaon, pester of the Pint Pres- byterian church, of Union, while " annual Christian EndeaVor addi is to be made by the Rev. J. L Oates, College Debaters Are Selected represent the Presbyterian College in the Itt* debates with Davidson, Wof- ‘ * Newberry and the Citadel. The MOTHERS’ CLUB HOU)S MEETING (The I Mills m. over, delightful cream served by the hostess. the 24th of February 1 "tto m : good work. Everybody is invited join this also. The . Y* P. U. meets I at-7:30 at .Calvary I Clinton High School Starts Track Practice The. prospects for a winning ti Brown, Moore, Copeland, Smith Montjoy. The following ngw have reported: Wright, Bulick, Sum- ’clock, a. m., and on the rill apply for a fyal dis- n my trusty as Adminis- t»n indebted to said date, dttfy proven or be forever sd. * 3-11-4% . Hatchet Week at J. L Copeland ABro. Have Your Planting Seed De-linted The Clinton Cotton Oil Company will de lint planting seed on March 1st, 2nd and 3rd. They plan to de-lint the seed at cost, which will be 10c per bushel. Any seed which you wish de-linted, please have them at the Oil Mill on the dates shown, as the mill has set these dates to take care of the de-linting. We will use as our ammoniates this season —Fish, Cotton Seed Meal, Tankage, and Soda. We also have a shipment of blood on the way. If there are any better ammon iates used, we would like to be advised. No filler in ow PERFECTION BRAND 8-4-4. A A DENIAL Mr. John A. Hartford, President of the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company states that there is no truth whatsoever in the publfehed report that the control of the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company is to be acquired by the National Food In ducts Corporation. Substantially, all of the common stock and the majority of the preferred stock of the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company is owned by the man agement and its employees. No sale of the company or the control of its stock is now, or ever has been contemplated. This statement is made of the company was for the a plan for the acquisition of ts employees. f much the publication of the statements in the pnbUe press. to correct any wrong impression may have made.