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' PAGE TWO THE CLINTON CHKUNICLE, CUNTON, S. C. V " ■ a , f. ■ rHURSOAY. FEBRUARY 28,'1929 B. & L. HELPS ! TO ERECT HOMES Nearly Thirty Thousani Citizens Ixxik | 'll) Organizations for Aid. Devel- i ops Much Taxable Property. j Tbe following interesting figures j are is.sued by the South Carolina ^ Huiiding and Loan -League; ' j I'erhaps the most permanently suc- tvFsful method of reducing taxation is! that of increasing improved taxable property, ^^^l^le the prime motive of| the building and loan association is. DRY FIGHT TO BE RENEWED 0555^ ' By Arthur Brisbane^ licadtrs Confident That Move of Geer* I gia Senator WiV .Meet Defeat. I Big Sum la I ft Out. . tVashington, Feb. 26.—^The senate appropriations cenunittee today re- ' vers d .its position on the Harris pro- I l>o?al for a $24,000,600 increase in ; prohibition funds and voted down an I attempt to add this amount to the sec- jond deficiency appropriation bill. ' ' The second deficiency measure, car- , r .u -jf*; Chronicle does not necessarily , ryirg mere than $200,000,000 to meet that of preaching the gospel of thrift i .pjo^j-e or commend all of Mr. Bris ‘a numb r of emergency demands scat- and aiding worthy citizen.s to finance, views and conclusions. His ed- i tered throughout the country, was re- ami own a home regardless of diffi- published as expressions | ported to the senate tonight’and the <u..y, sail the chiet accomplishment ^ opinions of the world’s highest sal-1 prohibition fight w411 be renewed on of the building and loan so far as the r^^ied editor. .corjimunity, county and state it tt c''>] ... - ctrned. lies in the developm ni of n.w taxable property. The most recent fig ures available show that over 28,000 worthy young citizen.s of limited ^ means are now looking to South Car- j c^na budding and loan associations, for aid in the ownership of a home, i INHERITED GENEROSITY A BRAVE MAN. DEAD HUMAN SAC*RIFIcrS USEFUL M'ARNINGS prohibition fight the senate floor tomorrew. Senator Harris, Democrat, Gtorgia, the author of the dry fund amendment, announced he would ask the senate to add the $24,000,000 to the bill in the place of the $2,700,000 increase for prohibition -nforcement put in the measure bv the house upon the rec- ., *u * / ♦ • *u 1- uf c -f , ommendation of President Coolidge, Cors.der that fact m the light of its, their health is “not quite what it ought ■ The senate added this amount to the Carolina.!to be’ may consider Baron von Huene- fjVst deficiency measur?, now aban- These 28,000 home owners will own i fdd, who died on the operating table. * by almost a two to one vote prepeny cun =ervatively estimated atjun his thirteenth operation ^ ^ut leaders were confident tonight fifty-..,X million dollars Consider that, for an incurable disease of the stom-1 that in view of the $2,700,000 increase the value of the buikhng and loan ach that ha J afflicted him for years. j,.y enforcement that tb.^ Harris !; associations of Suuih Carolina ^s. wduli be defeate^T Republicans ( agents for increasing the revenues of Suffering hopelessly, knowing that i „„ i5no^ nn .nU^iv'i the state and every eounty and com- , ,, ,, , , ! the committee lined up solidly . . ^ ... .u • could not live long and must en- aj^rainst the Harris provision. They mumty m the ...ate. Considering their dure many operations, von Huenefeld • joined by two Democrats, seiv’ces also to the individual and re-'planned and carried out the German- , Tb. committee also rejected the me.nbering that the\ are purely mu- Irish flight across The Atlantic ocean.' Cpnator McKollar .ual in „o„.p-on except for Such courage and will power should Te^Lsst for puSy of their mutual share holder... is it any. make others ashamed to complain. ‘ i,,,,;.™ „„ ref.mj e.«.« This won.ler that I’uil ring and loan asstici- atioii.. deieive the unified, enthusias tic .‘support of the state at large. j hearing on tax refund cases. This amendment to the first deficiency bill It Pays to be ^^SHna^ied J. Piepont Morgan gives New York-.^g strongly opposed also bv ,^;cre- hospital two buildings worth $2,000,- ]^[eii6n 000. Giving seems to be inherited, a.'« - oiors Tue senate committee did add a Illustrated also m the case of the , , . . . -i RrrkpfpllPi^ number of provisions to the bill, in-j .Mr. Morgan’s father gave to New $6,000,000 for purchase M| V , » f a • a:a ice,. graitts in the hurricane area m- York one of its finest m.stitutioiis,_ a ^ great lyin-in hospital. eluding th; states of Virginia, North Gaiolina, South Carolina, Georgia, j c, • i- a- • T J- • 1 Florida and .Alabama; $1!>0,000 for a Serious fioting in India is caused , i by a report that Mohammedans kid survey of a Nicauraguan canal; $250,-1 nappcd'Hlniu children and sacrificed '"V "‘“l, ,k..t 1 ...itk ,1.. —1 devices; SoO.OOO for a federal IJNDER two i'Etna Acci dent Policies a widow. Mrs. G. H received them in connection with the construe-., ,,,. „ tiun of a new bridge. The report pfob- C- ' ahlv is not true. 545,000 following the death of her husband.- The claim was settled in full three days after proof of loss. Once important works were usually accompanied by human sacrifices. Somebody was killed and buried under NO HOPE FOR MARSHAL FOCH the comer of a new building. A child .Allied Generalise mu and French Sol- or adult was often killed and buried dier Victim of Complications. Is in a shallow hole in a field newly | Given Up By Two Doctors, planted. Knowing nothing about fer-• Paris, Feb. 26.—Marshal Ferdinand, tilizers they observ'ed with “religious, Foch tonight was said to, be slowly! .• ' _• % ? ^ Mt 1 f awe that the grass grew greener -where the corpse was burieJ. LIFE .ACCIDENT AUT(>Mt)BlLE t Madame Bella Pollack died in Ru mania, aged 118, leaving tw'enty-one sinking from an illness with lung, heart and kidney complications with apparently little hope of recovery. His five physicians will consult again tomorrow afternoon. Two of S. VV. SUMEREL Aetna-izer I children, the oldest eighty-five, and them regard the case as virtually affiance w'ho would have been her hopeless. The three others said the ^hird husband, Madame Pollack ate spirit of the game old fighter might, ^ two and one-half pounds of black , carry the battle along for some time, j j] bread and a pound of sugar every day,' The last campaign of the former iii- anJ was never sick until her last ill- generalissimo of the Allkd armies be-1 l| ness. gan on January 14. The 77-year old ; veteran made several advances against SPRING DISPLAY SCHLOSS BROS. CUSTOM-TAILORING MARCH 4th.-5th. Men often live long w’hen the doctor the inroads of disease but none car- tells them that they will soon die. A ried him'to a point of safety although warning makes them careful. James it was hoped only a w«ik ago that he j Melrose, twice Lord Mayor of York, might soon be transferred to the mild- ' England, is dead, aged one hundred, er climate of southern France. ; Insurance companies refused him as a Aside from his medical and nursing I bad risk seventy years ago. staff and his closest relatives, the j The famous Luigi Comaro became marshall has had to fight his battle interested in his health when doctors alone. Although his comrades-in-arms I told him at forty that he must soon and statesmen of several nations have j die. He ate only twelve ounces of solid aigne.i the register at the Foch home | [J . food, drank fifteen ounces of red wine not even the most distinguished have daily, died at one hundred and four. An exceptic ial opportunity to the newest in materials, the' Lindbergh, on his way from Miami.! tate.'st in style.s, and to buy your^^o Panama, “hoppied off’’ on his twen- v^lOSin^ vjStmC spring Suit at a big saving. ty-seventh birthday. ,, ^,,1 • u j—Only twenty-seven, and his name is known ivlivrever men are civilized. Only twenty-seven, and already he been permitted to visit the sick room.} fl 0 li! Comes Toni^i! I>on’t fail to see his line. L H. DAVIDSON Clinton, S*' C. The last game of backetball for the, has conquered the ucean, and, w’hat is : is to be played tonight in the j | i more important, the respect of everv’ gym. It will be an enccAinter man and woman. TJ , between first year teams, the P. C. ’ freshmen and Erskine freshmen being PAINFUL INDIGESTION ' 1 SUVFERKD a good while before I found something that would help me,“ writea Mr. E. w. Berry, of Neoaho, Mo. "My trouMe waa indigestion, paint in my chest and a tight, bloated feeling that would make me feel smothered. "Speaking of this to a finend <» mine, he told me that Black- ! This young American’s historj' makes millions of others, feel as Cae- eight o clock and beingjhe last of the sar did when he read the life of Alex- ^hat a record crowd lander the Great and suddenly burst; ^® hand-when the whistle into tears, realizing that Alexander had conquered the world when he was | ’ younger than Caesar was then. Used Pianos $125 up. Uprights “Herbert Hoover may find impor- ^275. Plavers $395 .Grands $495 I tant aviation work for Lindbergh 1 0 CAN YOU BEAT IT? NO. Nothing more probable. An engineer knows that somebody who knows that somebody who knows how to do what you want done is valuable. Also Radios. O’DANIEL & REID Draught wM good for thia trou ble. 1 went over bou^t a pack age. It certainly did me, ao 1 continued to uae it am in the tranafer buaineaa, and aometimea when I would be hungry and ready to eat, I would have a call and would have to eet later. Then 1 would eattoomodi or too hmnriedly. Thia would cauaa iafigoatioB. Afterlatartad uainc Bladt’Drauid^t, I feuad K did ma a world o( good. It ia aplaadid fbr bfllooanaaa aad ifcimafh troublaa.’* THBDFOBIES Mr. Hoover understands the engin eering part of flying and all it^ im-; poitance, from mail carrying to na- * tional defense. i Colonel Lindbergh understands the I flying part. A fine combination. Many] hats would go up in the aid if young! Dr. W. T. Hughes DENTIST Clinton, South Carolina Offices. Formerly Occupied By Telephone Exchange Office Phone 6.5 n [i i! 0 0 0 Lindbergh were put by Mr. Hboveri 11 at the head of a separate department !for national air defense. Tax Limit Postponed To March Fifteenth 6 6 6 is a Prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria It Is the most speedy remedy kuown. 0 The time limit ‘^on th^ payment of state and county taxes has been ex tended to March 15th, according to a letter received by Treasurer Ross D. Young from Comptroller General! Beattie. Under the instructions from I DRS. SMITH & SMITH % Optometrists the comptroller general, zaij the,! gy., Ex.nrinJd^l-'MjIf.Ifpreecribed rw CONSTIPATION, mbiGisTioii. will be the only penalty collected un til the new time limit expires. After B1U01JSNK88 March 15, he said, the* tax l>ooks arg scheduled to close arid the unpaid es placed in execution. treasurer, the om per cent penalty, ,51. , " 7° V ordinarily applicable during January uboratory for Prompt Repair Service - Clinton, S. C. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHR^ICLE P. S. JEANES i 0 I 0 0 0 i 'U ’■> Just Wkat tke Exacting Hostess Will Appreciate . , Varied assortment of designs, bright colors and artistic workmanship. Your needs for your next party can easily be filled here. WE INVITE YOU TO. CALL AND LOOK. Notice is hereby given that I have disposed of my stock in Fuller-Simpson Furniture Co. to J. Platt Prath er, and I bespeak the continued patronage of my friends for Mr. Prather and Mr. Simpson. ^ TT G. FULLER. I have bought the stock of E. G. Fuller in Fuller- Simpson Furniture Company and, although I will not be actively connected with the firm, I ask the patronage of my friends and the public generally, assuring all that I shall greatly appreciate it.. J. PLATT PRATHER. I am pleased to announce that I now have with me as part owner of Fuller-Simpson Furniture Company Mr. J. Platt Ri’ather, he having bought the stock of Mr. E. G. Fuller. The business will be under the same man agement as heretofore and we earnestly solicit the busi ness of all the good people of Clinton and the surround ing territory and assure them that every effort will be put forth to merit this patronage. W. H. SIMPSON. ’ LM Fier-''. Furniture Go. hi 0 FURNITURE, STOVES, FLOOR COVERINGS “The Home Makers” . Clinton, S. C. DOT I I 0 0 il JSrSJSlEL'^ isaiF=ir=ir=ii=in=jB=ir-' T ' . Ai..