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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1926 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. PAGE SEVEN WANTS >rd RmtM for adrertbing in this colamn are one cent per word for each i lion, with a minimum charge of 2Sc, payable inrariably in advance. LADIES, who can do plain sewing at home and want profitable spare time work. Write (enclose stamped envelope) to HOMAID DRESS COM PANY, Amsterdam, N. Y. Itps NOTICE—Set your plants now for early spring cabbage. Buy fresh home grown plants from John T. Blakely at Blakely’s Store. tfc FOR RENT—6- 4 rooin house on Fergu son street, modern conveniences. Apply to Mrs. Estelle Abrams at farmers Mercantile Co. Itc WHITEWAY Barber Shop had added a Beauty Booth to the shop for ladies, private from shop, and Mrs. J. R. Setzler is in charge of all work. Phone engagements to 470, Laurens, S. C. 12-2-4tp FOR RENT—Store-room in Masonic Temple in excellent condition Oc cupancy can be had at once. Apply te C. F. Winn, Clinton, S. C. tf INSTRUCTION IN NED CROSS FUST HID SAFETY FACTOI Its Industrial and Educational Service Spreads Throughout the United States. P. C. BAFFLES WOFFORD IN AIR GAME TO WIN, 25 TO 0 Owens Is Individual Star With Brilliant. Thirty- Yard Run In Opening Quarter, and Punts With Brilliance Throughout Contest. the second touchdown. An intercept ed pass in the third quarter paved the way for P. C.’s third score. Stamps getting the ball on Wofford’s 32 yard line to start the drive. Two passes for 15 and 18 yards with Timmons re ceiving one and Stevens the other, a line buck coming between brought the of P. C.’s line and versatility of the Blue Stocking backs stood out. Stamps and Wilson stood out in the backfie'.d with Captain Griffith and Witherspoon at tackles, and Stevens and Timmons at ends flashing fine form. Kirven at center ftas good. Dehirtes and Latimer in the Terrier Signs that the United States is awake to the menace of Its inoreaslng^ score being 25 to 0. accident toll are apparent in the grow ing iuterest in first aid instruction as offered by experts of the American Red Cross. Approximately 20,000 Juniors and seniors completed the First Aid course during the fiscal year, passed rigid examinations and received Red Cross First Aid certificates. This rep:e- senta an increase of 2,500 over tho preceding ‘year, and this Vdn is at tributed to the emphasis on health education by various public bodies in cluding not alone the American Red Aggressive football coupled with a successful air attack won for the Pres byterian College over Wofford yester day afternoon at Spartanburg, the The Blue Stock ings scored once in every, period. Wof ford threatened only twice and time were frequently penalized. The Old Gold, and Black faced the Blue Stockings without either regular touchdown, Stevens catching ihe pass: backfield, Moseley at right end and over the goal line. P. C. scored the! King at center played best for Wof- fourth and last touchdown just after ! ford. .. the final period opened. The third J The lineup: quarter ended with P. C. in possession Wofford Position Presbyterian end and after the first quarter was of the ball on her own 41 yard line, well advanced, Billy Wright had to re-1 The first play in the fourth period tire for good, weakening the backfield saw Stamps pass 24 yards to Stevens percelRibly. Though Coach Major sent to Wofford’s 36 yard line. After two cut short the opportunity both times. | in many substitutes, reserves failed to failures to gain, Wilson snagged a pass for five yards and then Stamps shot another to Owens, who with good interference completed the 25 yards to the goal line for the touchdown. Stamps kicked this goal, the only one he made for the afternoon. P. C. was penalized 15 times for a total of 115 yards, several penalties being inflicted for unnecessary rough ness and kindred offenses as well as offside. Wofford was penalized twice for 20 yards total. FOR RENT—Splendid 206 acre farm, partly in Mountville. Also store, corner Pitts and Sloan streets, Clinton. O’Daniel £ Reid. tf PIANOS tuned and repaired by ex pert resident tuner, several years foreman for C. M. Stieff l iano Co. Send orders to H. J. Tomkinson, w th O’Daniel & Reid, phone 117. tf FOR RENT—Three-horse farm on edge of Clinton in good condition. Dwelling destroyed by fire to be re placed. For particulars apply to Miss Maude Pearson or B. L. King, Clin ton, S. C. *** 4tp TO CONSUMERS —Selected Porto Rica sweet potatoes delivered any where in city by Nov. 15, $1.50 per standard square potato crate, condi tional on orders being received for 100 or more crates. Collect when de livered. Mail orders to Holly Hill Truckers'Association,, Holly Hill. S. C. ^-O-Stc FOR RENT—Three large rooms for light-housekeeping, rent $12.50 per moth. Also two large front rooms to couple without children, $12.50 per month. Best street in town. See me at O’Daniel £ Reid’s store. E. M. Sweat. Itc Women’s love and admiration—see Rudolph Valentino in “THE SON OF THE SHEIK—Casino Theatre, Mon day and Tuesday, November • 15-16. Expert phonograph re pairing done at O’Daniel and Reid’s. FOR SALE Real Estate Attractive 6-room modern home, sit uated on the north side of Calvert avenue. Beautiful and conveniently located 6 room oottage on Musgrove street. Has bath, electric lights and other con- yen'ences—eastern exposure. Educators Give Junior Red Cross High Praise Vacant lot on the west side of Hol land streets. A fine locality for a nice home. 85 acres farm land with good 2 story dwelling, good barn and other out-buildings, located on a good road about 5 1-2 miles N-E. Clinton, S. C. Brand new 4-room cottage on North Bread street. Gipwlng recognition by leading ed- ncators all over the world has been an achievement o£ the Junior Red Cross in the last fiscal year/ Included in those which have taken especially favorable cognizance of Junior Red Cross efforts are the World Federation of Education Asso ciaiions at Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1925, the Department of Superinten donee of the National Education As sociation. at Washington, 1926. and the National Education Association in Philadelphia, June, 1926. Various State educational bodies have con firmed this approval, the report adds As a phase of their work, the Jun tors have developed contacts through exchange of correspondence, wuh J similar Junior organizations in vir j tually every part of the world, and j through the development of this me | dinra many leaders see a better j chance for world peace in future. An especially notable development j of Junior organization has occurred j in Porto Rico, with an enrollment ol I and the Philippines, with 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S 0 137.000. 912.UO0. More than 5,000,000 American Jnn- 60 acres land with 2 cottages one! tors are at work in this organization mile west of Clinton. S’. C. An ideal' of the American Red Cross. Their j example is held out by the American . Red Cross jluring tho Tenth Annual i Roll Call for membership, as one for all Americans to endorse by Joining proposition for Dairy. H. D. HENRY anti F. M. BOLAND (H. D. HENRY & COMPANY) the parent organization during tho period November 11 to 25 this year. 4 F Able to go to work next day after simple home treatment As William H. Avey of Rutland, Ver mont, stepped from his car about three o’clock in the afternoon, his left foot felt sore, and by five o’clock he could not step on it. M I sent for a bottle of Sloan’s Lini ment,” he writes, “and bathed it once every half hour. At ten-thirty. I could step on it and walk, and the next morning I went back to work.” Active people everywhere tell of numerous instances of the amazingly quick and complete relief that Sloan’s has given to spraina. wrenches. br ‘— —in fact every kind of muscular It doesn’t just deaden the By speeding up the circulation it helps the body to throw off the cause of the pain. Get a bottle today and hava It an band. All War Over. But Red Cross Nurses Are Ever On Duty Has the romantic picture of the Red | Cross Nurse faded with the war days? | It has been more than 12 years since | that first contingent of brave womei to go to the war zone sailed from Sloan’s Liniment K 1 I I I» t. i U Rll W AUC " 1 — I America to make an undying record of service behind every battle front. For an answer to their whereabouts today, it is only necessary to refer to any large disaster of recent years in which the Red Cross rendered relief. Wherever there was injury and snf fering the Red Cross nurse will bo found to have been on active duty. These nurses are enrolled, under the American Red Cross as a reserve of the Army. Navy and U. S. Public Health Service, at all times ready to 4ferve in war or peace. This reserve of Red Cross nurses aggregates 43.503 Vinton who have met the highest tandard In the nursing profession. . The Roll Call for membership in the Red Cross this year is November 11 to 15. when the American people identify themselves with the broad tervicee of the organisation by Joining its iwnkr Join the Red Cross No: U / The terriers were outplayed in ev-'stop the passing tactics of the P. C. ery department and were early in the | team. fracas forced on the defensive. The | In the first quarter a fumble by a Presbyterians amassed 15 first downs. Wofford back paved the way for a to Wofford’s four, only one of which touchdown, a run 32 yards off tackle was earned. jby Halfback Owens of P. C., account- So successful was the P. C. air at-, ing for the most distance. In the sec- tack that 10 flips out of 27 attempted ond quarter a 37 yard advance by the were completed for a total of 175 j Presbyterians made up of a ten yard yards, with several others completed rush by Red Wilson and a 20 yard Cross and Government agencies, butj p^yg called back because of pass from Stamps to Owens, and short tile and accident insurance companies. | a|fa i nst P . C . Th e Calvinists gains by Stamps and Hogrefe, scored and athletic and recreational groups., % i In Dallas. Texas, playground super visors are required to hold First Aid certificates. In many high schools the subject la included In the regular curriculum. In order to. assist in training instructors for this phase of :he work, special courses nave been conducted in the summer schools of such leading institutions as the Uni versity of Maryland and the Univer sity of Virginia. Instruction was con tinued during the year at Loyola Uni versity, New Orleans: University of California. San Francisco; University of Kentucky; Temple University, Philadelphia; Peabody Teachers’ Col lege and similar educational centers. Work with the public utilities groifp has shown an exceptional increase daring the year. Classes conducted by fourteen of the associated Bell Telephone companies were continued wiih increased iuterest and a number of the companies sponsored intensive courses in First Aid for instructors. The First Aid Instruction Car of the lied Cross was busy throughout the >ear. In the 125 cities visited by the car 900 meetings were held with an agrregate attendance of 94,000 per sor-s. Membership of the people in the American Red Cross makes such services possible, the annual opportu nity of pledging support through mem bership being offered in the Roll Call from November 11 to 25 this year. Habel ... LE Slovens Austin .... LT Witherspoon Lawton (c) ... .... LG Neighbors King .C Kirven Edwards RG Lever .... RT Griffith (c) Moseley RE Timmons Dehines QB Stamps Wright ... LH Owens Fleming RH ...... Hogrefe Jcmesr ... FB * Wilson Scoring: P. C. Touchdowns, Owens 2; Hogrefe, Stevens. Points after touchdown, Stamps (drop-kick). Of ficials: referee, Fetzer (Davidson), Umpire, Castater (Trinity), Linesman, The steady work ^ Speer (Furman). is an Advertisement? When the baby laughs, when the sun shines, when the flowers bloom when dinner sends out its inviting aroma; when any one of ten thous and things happen which attract your attention and gain your inter est, you are being advertised to. And that is the “why” and the whole purpose of any advertisement to gain your attention, secure your interest, arouse your desire; to tell you something you don’t know, to remid you of something you have forgotten, to convince you of some thing concerning which you have been hesitating, to help you get the best at the least cost. # * Mhy is an advertisement? 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