The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 16, 1930, Image 6
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THURSDAY, JANUARY Ifl, 1980
People of This Coontry -SoMUnf Fs-
Movs Me^iciae To RelsUyes ond^
Friends Ip Ehflsnd, Scotland. Ire
land, France, Canal Zpne. Norway,
Sweden, Cuba and Many Other Dis- j
taut Lands.
N^ncu Hirt
From now on until the earliest bulbs
THOUGHTS
One of the most interesting men in
the Uhited States is a nerversp^cial
If you had found a
was of psucji-benefit to you that you
would go to the trouble of sending it
to totoOve. and friand. in ^sUnt..
^ of money and pleasant expense of en-
I cured him finally by a positive coun
ter-suggestion. I said to him: ‘There is
no form of epilepsy like this. 1 haye
lived for years among epileptics' and
dow gardens and the florist for our day he was call^ upon to testify in j I know. You thought yourself into this
flowers and greenery. jthe case of a woman who had been i condition; you can think yourself out
The woman with a knack for mak- j paralyzed by falling from a street-1 of it.' "
push up their shoots through the. cold ist whom I am fortunate enough to
J- • ii. i, spring earth, we must depend on win- count among my friends. The other
medicine that ..... j... u- ..... ..n.j s.
vinced in your own mind that it pos-1
ergy and time, have a most attractive
car.
She could not move an arm or a leg.
Needles thrust into the flesh produc-
New Coo^rative
. " , Groups Planned
DEMONSTRATION MtETINQ
1
A )u>nie orchard pruning detnon-
W«hington. Jan. 14.-The F«<iaral ** ^ "■
■ Farm board broke ground today for {orchard on Monday,.Jan. 20th, at 2:«J0
two new national commodity nusrket-1 in the afternoon.' AH wbo are inter-
ing associations—one for fruits and'e^f^j fruits and the proper cztq of
one for vegetables. | trees are Invited to be nres jnt fer this
".-On special invitation, 30 represen-1 meeting. "
tatives of coperatives handling apples
and other* deciduous fruits, citrus
fruits and potatoes, met with the
board to discuss the feasibility of
welding two or more of their groups
into a national sales organization or
organizing the groups separately, diy
merit, wouldn t you . 1 window garden. Really the knack forjgj j,o pain, and the bther customary
Thais just what thousands of ing things grow probably consists i ^11 proved to the satisfaction of
pie throughout the United S'.aics being careful and watchful
have beein doing with Sargon. ^ l;han in any real gift of luck.
From all over America and wher- country, far away from
ever Sargon has been introduced florist, and where she would never,
thousands of letters have been rece-.v- j^^ve seen a flower after winter set
ed from grateful users telling of the ^ ^rown it, a farmer’s
gratifying results that have been ac- ^.j^g most attractive window
complished by this' celebrated medl- ^^arden.
cine. * , She has a sunny window which she
Thousands Express Gratitude
On November 27th, a letter dated
November 23rd, was received at the
Sargon offices advising that in one
week one drug firm alone had received
orders for Sargon be shipped to Ca-
the jurors that paralysis was com
plete. “
She was awarded heavy damages in
spite of the testimony of my friend,
who was convinced that her condition
was entirely the result of her own
thinkii^g. He took interest enough in
the case to follow it up, and discover-
- . . ed that two days after the award of
! never open, m . corner of the living , „m-
room. The room is well aired, light and
commodities, into national cooperative
sales agencies.
C. C. TeAgue and Charles S. Wilson,'
farm board members for fruits and
vegetables, issued a joint statement
in which they told the convening con
ferees that the only way “to make ef
fective to the fruit and veg^ble in
dustries of the United States the ben
efit of the agricultural m|irketing act
I is to set up national cooperative sales
large. Across this window she has sev
eral shelves, enameled green. There
are no curtains at the window, but
plete recovery.
“You will say she was faking," he
said in telling^ the story. “Was she?
If a single thought is powerful
enough to paralyze an arm or make
a man epileptic, what are our thoughts
—good and bad—doing to us every
day ?
“To what base uses we put this in
effable intellect!" Emerson exclaimed.
“To reading all day murders and rail
road accidents, to choosing patterns
for waistcoats and scarfs." ^
These are petty thoughts that frit-1 organizations."
ter away power. WhAt about the de- j
structive thoughts — jealousy, envy,. C&d6t LOSi68
hatred, fear? • ®
West Point Place
FORTY
and
FIT Ota
FIDDLE
€
AFTERIorty.
jTjLwIateraBiiM
By a change of thought the yeomen
of England became the unconquerable
vite, Philippine Islands; Coca-Solo,^elp keep out the cold night air.
Canal Zone; Belebrook, dileland; and jQp bottom shelf this woman plants
Paris, trance. . [seeds in a window box every autumn
thmi. » heavy .hrts, which I, drawn '.'“y y»» <l»l all ray knowl-
edge of the nervous system, I could
thought a handful of fishermen of Pal
estine jtransform^ human history.
Because she “stirred people up to
West Point, N. Y., Jan. I4.—Alonzo
army of Cromwell. By a change oT Parham, Negro of Chicago,,was anfbng
Only recently a well-known resident
of Denver, Colorado, who had been re-
. stored to health by Sargon, sent a full
not produce in myself such a condi- j think who had never taken it into
tion. You couldn’t, do it. The woman j their head to think before,” Madame
herself could not do it agaih. But the 1 de Stael was banished from France by
combination of the shock and the ’ Napoleon. .He could banish her, but
thought was sufficient. She knew she he could not stop thb thinking. II
was paralyzed, and so she was.
I saw the same sort of thing again
—morning glory and nasturtiums. Ev
ery three weeks she plants a few more
, seeds, and she has blooming nastur-
treatment to London,. England, to his^jj^jj^g corning glories all winter
sister, who is the wife of an executive I jy,py trail over the edges of the „
of one of the greatest,retail druglh^^ and climb un string at the sidesAand again jn^the war," continuefL^-s
^•tna ift:ij»».Bntish,Ah1piit^ a j used tbliaveT“
During the past «monththere ap-1 alluring displa/ On the higher an epileptic fit regularly at the stroke
peared in the Toronto papers the I housewife keeps potted ^ of seven every evening. That was the !
statement of a well-known World-warvarious sorts, and moves hour when the heavy shelling began,;
veteran whose health had been great- them about to other parts of the room, hut his fits lasted long after the war i
ly impaired while in the service, who ijrin'jf'.ng them back fOr a couple ,of was over and withstood all treatment.'
stated among other things, that he jjj the -sun every once in awhile,
owed his restoration to health to two' ^ more sophisticated window hut
bottles of Sargon sent him by a frien<l j,(,t ^ more charming one, is made by
in Minneapolis. ^ t placing a bo.r of English iv.\l halfway
I.etterK Received From the j the window and training the ivy
Northweiat. ——
From the Northwest, many latters L'or the lower half of the window. This
broke him.
It can break or make us all.
the 64 cadets honorably discharged
today from the United States military
academy for failure to pass their mid
term academic examinations.
Parham was deficient in only one
subject, mathematics, and he is eli
gible to take re-examination in March,
which, if successfully passed, WI! en
title him to.re-enter the academy.
Forty-eigJiL of tly cadets disi^ased
.r,watdi ootlbr
LnrlateraBiD«ta.Cod-ttftr
oil* tbaciatural food-
to^* it • wonderftd
ptotcctioa. Taka it
thacaiywiqr--plcaa-
aHtIyflafeosad*<MAga»
tikle* ftiQ d enenar.
fOOntEMUlSION
A FOOD AMD TONIC TOO
.M.J.
NOT A PINT
6f dust in a load of our
coal. We keep the fine
coal to use in our boilers.
CaU us When you want
Dr. Frank F. Hicks
DENTIST
Office National Bank Building
Drr Smilh’s F'ormer Location
Phone 153
jthe others were sophomores. The ex-
1 amination was taken by 137 cadets, 73
I of whom passed. Forty-six, all third
and fourth class men, were deficient
in only one subject, and they have the
privilege of re-examination in March.
Clinton
Cotton Oil Co.
Phone 62
of this kind have been received advis
ing that users Of .Sargon are sending
it to relatives back in,their old coun
tries of’Norway and'Sweden.
Many such letters and endorse
ments have been received from men
of prominence, including former gov
ernors, business and professional menr
is an admirable treatment for a win
dow that reaches to thv,floor, and it
is also good if you wish to screen your
window from an uninteresting outlook.
A city apartment window that looks
out on a blank wall not many feet
away is charmfng with a yellow scrim
curtain shirred across' the upper half.
mayors, state and county official^, and ^ red lacquetcd'box across the middle
even ministers of the gospel have window, between top and bot-
deemed it their duty to come forward g gcreen of trailing ivy
and tell what .Sargon has done for 1 Kemember that all plants need light i
and air, and that most of them are;
These are only a few of thousands better for much sunlight. Even if they
of such cases and not * day or A^eek jy direct rays of the sun
passes that does not bring I'undreds | need bright light. And
of statements from the people con-j experiments 'have proved
cerning the good this medicinejs do-^j^jjat planta_can—be^rtificiaWy stimu-
ing, and reciting case after case that.,gte,j to growth by electric light. So
would convince the most skeptical. i jf yy^ have little sunlight, you might
.Sargon’s fame is built wi actual re-: try the interesting experiment of see-
sults not empty in omises, and only j ing if yini can partly make up to them
those who have put it to the test know ' by turning- electric light on them for
its real powers. a couple'of hours every evening.
Salmon’s aim is not mere temper- If you like furns on the dining table,
ary Relief, but new and abundant 1 let them visit your sunny windows a
health. No wonder it is-now called the [part of every day. All ferns thrive the
^^efy“We5kls, THRIFT WEEK
at your Quality Service Grocer’s!
N ot just one week in a year.,. but 52 weeks a year—day
in and day out—your Quality Service Grocer can save
you money—and time—-and trouble! ^
* f • ^
He saves you money because he has just exactly the things
you want for your table ... at the prices you want to pay .. •
se.i£onabIe food at reasonable ^iriccs!
He saves ybu time by his telephone service-^-and every
heur;ewifc knows J:hat time saved it money savecU—He sai^es^
you tr ouble by delivering your orders right to your kitchen
door!
And for added convenience—he welcomes vwthy charge
accouncs! Start Thrift Week with vour Q. S. S. Grocer! I i
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medicine with a million friends.
Sadler-Owens Pharmacy, Agents.
Adv. '
WAN T S
better for a little sun, even those that
naturally prefer shade.
One thing that makes it sometimes
difficult to grow flowers and plants ^
in many of our modern apartments!
and houses is that the air is too dry.
So always have open dishes of water
WANTF.D—Mattresses of any kind to I oti the radiators — they need not be!
renovate. Work called foC and de-j eyesores.foryovjcanusebrassorpot-
livered. .1. \V’. Pope. ,') Enterprise St.,: tery Jars that are decorative. This
Phone 367, Clinton, S. C. l-23-2tp ' water evaporates and helps re.store
" ^ ~ : moisture taken from the air by the |
IX)ST— One hunch of keys in leather These water jars, indeed, ought'
case. Finder.please return to post j to be in every heated room in winter. I
office or ( hronicle office. Jessie ; they improve the Air not only for >
r^^'***' _ plants but for human animals as well.'
CARAIA COFFEE
Golden Grown Syrup
1-2 gal.
NOTICE — I am sJll .selling F’ruit j
Tree.s, Pecan Ti ces and Flowers and !
Shrubbery of all kinds. 1 will appre- j
ciate your hu.siness and give you a |
square deal. See or write me ^for my ;
prices before you buy. H. E. Madden, i
Clinton, S. C. - l-.'IO- ltc'
STRAYED OR .STOLEN — About 3;
weeks ago, black and white spotted j
hound, about 6 month.s old. Has black
dots on lH>dy and brown on head. F'e-1
male. Return or notify W. A. Addy,;
and-re^-eive reward. ^ Itpi
The Best Purgative for!
Campbeirs Pork 8 Beans
3 ior
f
Ballentine^s Franks,
GampbelPs Tomato Soup, 3 for
Relieves
the cohgesUoiL, reduces
ions, hastens recoveryi
-COAL--
CROWN BLOCK
and egg
Prompt Service.
. Pr fees Right.
J. mTStts
woodman, spake THAT THEE
,n,By George Pope Morris
Woodman, .spare that tree!
Touch nv).t 4i.ii8i'ngle“Ji>ow!
In youth it sheltered ^le
•And I’ll protect it how.
'Twas my forefather’s hand
That placed it near his cot;
There, woodman, let it stand,
Thy axe shall harm it not. •
That old familiar tree
Whose glory and renown
Are spread o’er land and sea—
And wouldst thou hew it down? >
Woodman, forbear thy stroke!
Cut not its earthbound ties;
O, spare that aged oak
Now towering to the skies!
When but an-idle boy
I sought its gratefirl shade;
In all their gushing joy
Here, too, my sisters played.
I .My mother kissed me here;
,.My father pressed niy hand—
Forgive this foolish tear,
But let that old oak stand.
My heart-strings round thee cling
Close as thy bark, old friend!
Here shall the wtjd bird sing, i
And still thy branches bend,
bid, tr«fe!,the storm still brAve!
And, woodmaiij4eave the spot;
Skinner’s Macaroni,
■■r-?-"" >V ■■■nil
Kellog’s Corn Flakes,
2 Tor
for
15 c
Gue^t Ivory Soap,
6 cakes for
25c
Phone 57 We DeMiM-^t:! :hl:n.rr„ot.
MATCHES, 3 boxes 10c I PURITY SALT* 3 boxes 20c
Banquet Tea* 1-4 lb. 23c | Kewpie Tissue* 4 rolls 26c
,4 ' .M. _
Bee Brand Prepared Mustard* 2 for
f-
We tJse and Recommend:— Stimpson Computing Scales*-Cuffee Mills and Meat Choppers* Ug-O-Nier Rcfrigeratois and er
Counters Sold by CaroUnA Scale and Fixture O^pany*’Chartottc, N.' C . J' '
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