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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. -8. C. CLINTON. S. C„ SI Opposition Arises . Sheriff Brings Back To Road Bond Is^uel Broadus Wilbanks Laurens, Sept. 20.—The special com-! Laurens, Sept. 20.—Sheriff G mittee named at a mass meeting of | bus L. Owens returned Friday citizens several deys ego w , nt i| here for “the »l . ;—« *hoft of a touring car. It is cli it Wilbanks hired the car foi t why,tjife el d illegal i'l • Second, that ing in the pi vo^e for the b Third, that registered voters to participate, Dempsey-Tunney Fight , Weather permitting, the Den “j 1 * Tunney fight will be given, bl 1 t0 j blow, to the public by radio on the lawn at my residence. A very power ,at - ful set has been installed and plenty n ,' of volume is expected. Those who " ° o listen in are cordially i J. B. Parrott Rally Day Sunday Next Sunday will Card of Thanks About 1 Heal Things You Shotild Know by John Joseph Galnca, hi' I wish to renk county ten nominated and I gratefully ap- 1 •eciate this confidence bestowed in; e. Upon assuming office, it lhall 1 SAM R. DORROH. For Your Health! FRESH EVERY DAY —Graham Bread —Rye Bread —Boston Brown Bread —Whole Wheat Bread Post’s Bran, Kellog’s Bran, Raisin Bran, Pillsbury’s Bran, Graham Flour Premier Dry Ale—Fleischmann’s Yeast IF IT’S GOOD TO EAT, WE HAVE IT. BLAKELY’S Phones 136 and 175 iave almost come to regard mother- ood with indignation in these days of ashion and ‘progress.’ ^My point is, that^work never harm- rently, without worry. Sickness is ommitted—ignorantly or wifully, and •very crime against right living is lure to bring punishmedt. riving tjo do the a lesson in longevity! There 'Services Sunday At Duncan’s Creek The AoP has It, when you want it Announcing New Series “R” Citizens B. 4 L, ’ October 15th, 1926 Prospective Shareholders Invited To Make Their Stock Reservations At Once. SHARES LIMITED TO 1000 We offer three plans of payment, 50c, 75c and $1.00 per share, month ly payments, t This is an ide^l plan by which to own your home without financial burden. We Are Proud of Our Record We are maturing series six and seven months earlier than the large city associations in the State. This means added profit for our large list of stockholders. In all our history we have never failed to make a loan at the promised time on account of a lack of funds. WE HAVE NEVER LOST A DOL LAR TO A STOCKHOLDER. Justly are we proud of such a record. Subscribe Today — Dont’ Delay. Only 1000 shares offered and a number of advance subserptions al ready made. Prospective home-builders and stockholders invited to notify— Citizens B. £ L. ‘ ' B. H. BOYD, Sec’y-Treas. At First National Bank Clinton, S. C. §1 STOP DREAMING-OWN YOUR OWN HOME in always gel the highest quality %od line at the A&P. Nation- m brands of fancy quality A &P FLOUR FAMILY OR SELF RISING 12 lb. Bag I 24 lb. Bag I 48 lb. Bag 54c 1 $1.05 1 $2.00 Karo Blue Label 5 lb. Pail 33c SAGAR Z. 60c $1.52 HERRING ROE! in 20c STRINGLESS BEANS S n 2 10c BAKED BEANS ^!:nL,25c MILK Evaporated Tall Can 10c SOAP SW. 2 Cakes 9c The Aroma is Appetizing—The Flavor Satisfying RED CIRCLE COFFEE lb 45c ^Atlantic & Pacific Tea Great 1 Clinton, S. C. Co.