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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. The BULL’S EYE The Thomwell Orphanage, 1890 Graphic Sketch of a Noble Endowment You Can’t Smoke History A fellow from Carolina wants to know whert I get the idea that “Bull” Durham and George Wash- a>r Sunny Soiith: Upon < the highest plateaus betweei ains and the seaboard of South ?nterprising town of Clinton. Du n K ante-bellum CrTntoa'Was'a-vl_ wilderness and was only visited by . . ...j proud “Palmetto” cities. The by-paths of the forest, which trod by tfie wild beast of the giveX' people th" reTnistory of ‘Bull’ Durham in its native State. South Carolina, that people would appreciate that more than these idge has sought to influence of that body, will be put unaer way Tuesday. Prof. F. W. Taussig of Har- The heritage of woe. [is idle waywardness of youth, Perchance had been your own, [ad not some tender loving hand as follows^ - -Massachuse . . and, 1; Virginia, 3; South Caro- 19; Georgia, 15^ Mississippi, 1; *,^1; representing all the Pro- t denominations of our country. The Orphanage prepares its pupils ery honorable vocation in life*. THURSDAY, MARCH iue its task of drafting an avia- The Senate tariff commission in- J " * tbr CooU The Steck-Brookhart election « The Johnson-Schnall and Bum t 25, 1926 the'wS~ ' charged with receiving bids for tile leasing of Muscle Shoals will continue its labors daily. It expects to receive heavy calendar droad facilities with any of her pr Coai; 5 ^£r™«~^ DIXIE^GEM CLINC^FIELDf|S3f^|3S^|n5Ml Dixie Ice & Fuel Co *sl: When You Trade Your Car— Ford owners are continually be- But, bear these facts in mind: ^en^o wls^ “ceot” Th* amount of the trade-in al- Fords as part lament on more lowa ”f you can get is not the expensive cars. It is logical that automobile the difference you have to pay. dealers should be eager to And remember, that the higher trade with Ford owners. ^No priced car wiU not be so easy to SaSg FORD MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGA *310 ‘290 *500 T *520 N ' 0, «5" 6 5 A '' , Nash ever put on a 4-Door Sedan* J* Ko HATTON “On the Square” CLINTON, ' S. C.