University of South Carolina Libraries
PAGE s; THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 8. C. THURSDAY, JUNE 3,1W6 Announcements (Payable in advance.) STATE CAMPAIGN DATES SELECTED te for Mayor for the town of Clfn- ton, South Carolina. I pledge myself to abide by the result of the Demo- cratfe primary election. I promise, if elected, to give the people of Chn- v. m. McMillan. I hereby announce myself as a can- iidate for the office of ton, subject to the result pf the t)ea E.i4ajr.' R ALDERMAN WARD ONE I hereby ^ ^ . didate for Alderman from Ward 1 for the Town of Clinton, subject s to result of the Democrat DAVIS The friends of W. R. ANDERSON, commonly known as “Ned," hereby an|| i June 28, Monde# Corner; June 24, jgetown; June 25, Kingatree; June 26, Manning; June 28, Camden; June 29, Lancaster; June 80, Chesterfield; July 1, Bennettsville; July 2, Dillon; •’ __ July 3, Conway; July 6, Union; July ~ " ~ i y 14, Chester; July 15, York; July Gaffney; July 17, Columbia; Augi 2, St. George; August S, Walterboro; August 4, Hampton; August 5, Ridge- land; August 6, Beaufort; August 10, from Ward 2 of the Town of Clinton, T. J, BLALOCK, friends *f i him at* .a c%id6l from Ward 2, ind regulation^, of the .and grogresive adm tration of city affairs. I hereby announce myifcjas' 1 * didate for Alderman frontWvd Twd, WARD THREE by announce myself as >r Alderman from Wa t of Clinton, subject to A. O’DANIEL. •man from Wat _ the result of the y W. J. DUNCAN. WARD FOUR m Ward 4 of the Towi ult of the Democratic primary. L. R. STONE, (Better know I hereby announce Ul^padf^as a can didate for Alderman ftatt Ward Four, subject to the result didate for Alderman from Ward Four, subject to the result of the Democrat- CLEMSON COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS. Competitive examinations for the ion College will be held off Friday, iward of vacant scholarships in Clem- July 9, 1926,Nbeginning at 9 A. M., by each County Superintendent ^of Edu- “ These scholarships wif gust 12, Pickens; August 13, Green ville; August 14, Spartanburg; August 17, Lexington; August 18, Saluda; Au- * % McCormick; August 2p, Edge- . August 21, Aiken; August 24, St. Matthews; August 25, Orange burg; August 26, Bamberg; August 27, Allendale; August 2^, Barnwell. te 29, St. George; J\ •o; July 1, Hampton; July 2, d; July 3, Beaufort; July 6, Char- Manning; July 13, Sumter; Jv orence; July 15, Marion; Ji _ 16, Darlington; July 17. Bishopville; August 2, Camden; August 3, Lancas ter; August 4, Chesterfield; August 5, Bennettsville; August 6, Dillon; Au gust 7, Conway; August 10, Winns- boro; August 11, Chester; August 12, York; August .13, Gaffney; August 14, Spartanburg; August 17, Union; WARD FIVE I hereby announce myself i didate for Alderman from W the Town of Clinton, subjec result of th didate for Alderman from Ward-5, didate for Treasurer of Uurens subject to the ^uniy and pledge myself to abide by cratic primary. tQ*^#.* * roxutt* of th* n*morr*tic nri. R. jrM^URY. and result of tjhe Democratic primary. W. J. HE1NRY, Sr. I hereby announce myself a candi-J didate for re-ele date for the office ef Supervisor of RtepresenUtives rules of the Democratic J. RHETT MARTIN. for Supervisor of L to the office of rs Training Corps—R. 0. T. C.. - equivalent in money value t? a scholarship during the junior and sen- For further information write THE REGISTRAR Clemson CoUege, S. C. yipurse without me ishutapiece of hath “Likewise, a motor that’s got no power is a pretty useless piece of baggage for any man to drive around. After aU, he can’t go anywhere in comfort— at least can't take ahill on high, nor pull a big piece of bad road without shift ing gears. “Better be safe with “Standard” Gasoline— always dependable—than '^fysorry with some un- known brand.” •‘STANDARD GASOLINE st 21, Abbeville; August 24, Ander- i; August 25, Walhalla; August 26, :kens; August 27, Greenvillo; Au- st 28, Columbia. ALWAYS DEPENDABLE s for the office of Treasurer rens county and pledge myself le by the rules o' ~ Hereafter S six JTSK will be known as the NASH W. D. OWENS, riends of Hayne B. Workman • him- as a candidate ft '* Legislature, subject to the rules The phenomenal success of the Ajax the name of the product, Ajax Six, it ary. JAS. L. BROWNING. than a year, with well So that Nash model* are now available .000,000worth of carsalready in 3 Series-differing os to wheelbase .hipped, has made SjJvuable a closer but identical in their high standards 0/ consolidation ofN ashand Ajax manu- workmanship— r reelection to the House _ 8 Representativls from Laurens. Goun- ® "y, subject to the rules of the Demo te primary election. JAS. H. SULLIVAN. —the NEW Light Six series (formerly the Ajax Six); the Special Six series; and Advanced Six series;—embrac- SALTED ALMONDS Fresh Nuts received 'twice a month. 10c per Almonds, Pecans, Assorted. Give us your ; party order. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY AT CNION STATION OT7 * 400 PJmmm. n /ofThe Nash Motors Company, has been ei tirelyabsorbedbytheparcntCompany. ra ' ge from $865 to $2090 f. o. h. ^£id in accordance with this procedure factory. This announcement of the change in name from Ajax Six to Nash Light Six also marks the greatest) five month period of business in Nash history. The upward soaring demand during January, February, March, April and May drove t&al sales and production to a figure approxi* mating 70% of the total sales for the whole of last year* J* K. HATTON “On the Square” CLINTON, * S. G.