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(fUntou (SlironirU ■.J-« ■■ ',.r '/r 1 /t ;■. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, 8. C. THITRSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1B30 Eitablished 1900 HARRIS, Editor and Publisher Published Every Thursday By ' THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANV- Subscription Rate (Payable In Advanced One year $1.50; Six Months 75 cents; Three Months 50 cents Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Ciijjton, S. C. ^ The Chr-nicle seeks the cooperation of its subscribers and rentiers—the publiahrv will at all times appreciate wise sug«e.iliOii? and kindly ai- vice» The Chronicle will publish letters of (ffeneral interest when they are not of a dcfafff»tory nature. Anonyhious conimunicati ns will not be noticed. This paper is not resp'jr.sible for the view.s or op’nii.r.s of its corrc. pondents. ICf aad 11c countirif the hed'which wAde only 8 lb.- * Edward Bok Leaves Bqk Sdm her death or re-marriasre. The other with fruit^uices'and'let stand fifteen two-thirds is to be held by the exe- minutes. Strain into ejra yolk, beatra • • e i- am a good judge of cattle op foot; he looks week out of his eye, you! Bigr Slim To Charity ! cutors, the income to go to Mrs. Bok j until thick and^ lemon-colored, and add ion reaches 35 years of age sifted confectioner's sugar until of juntil each son reaches 35 years - _ ^hen each* is to receive an equal share, right consistency to spread. William Curtis Bok is 32 years old Card of Thanks 25- * • ' We wish to thank our friends for Th'e third parcel includes all stocks kindnesses shown us at the and other securities held by t|?e Gi- husband and father, and rard Trust company as agents. From express our appreciation of , all inheriunce taxes and expens- beautiful Coral offerings. May p ihe wUl,;proaa£ed here today, does es for administering the estate are to i richest blessings rest upon each CLINTON. S. C.. JANUAKY,.30. ID.-.O Norristown, Pa., Jan. 27.—The will ihad better .let him.alone as he no doubt: of Edward W. Bok, editor, writer and •'has the liver complaint and when you! philanthropist, who died recently in j and his brother, Cary William Bok, is hafter throw away a liver, you have' Florida, bequeaths $2,000,000 of the lost over haff of yore proffii, as liver'estate to the American Foundation, ip mighty high since some'doctor sedjlnc., created by Mr. Bok fiye years it contains a great many vitty mins, ago to take care of certain of his Ij^ut ’ have never saw one on anny of; philanthropic enterprises. * — ' '' V [not give an estimate of the va^ue ofpaid. The $2,000,000 bequest to the i off.be 8ta*e7 It divides the estate into j American Foundation^ Inc., is also tof'"‘ f .ve parcels. One parcel embraces real be made from this parcel and fr')nn it I estate in .Mvrion, Pa., Mountain Lake, also William Curtis Bok is directed to i ^ Fia, Camden, Maine, and Bellport, Lmake private b^uests about which DRS; SMITH & SMITH Long Island The Long Island prop-1 only the father and son were a quaint-j erty is bequeathed to Mr. Bok's two j ed. . [ sons, William Curtis Bok and Cary j The fourth parcel includes all cf Mr. i William Bok. The remainder is left to! Bok’s personal effects, including jew- the widow, Mrs. .Mary Louise Curtis lelry. silver plate, automobile s. ^ uiehold goods. These J i (un always guess within 2 lb. what a steer will way, and the folks penrally take my word for same and allso my check except in some rases where they have had them befoaY and the bank asked, them so ipanny fool questions they fetched them back for my wife to sine, if you like this ar- Mrs. E. L. Mclnvaille and Family. i Optom^ists Some ref riners think they are so [ duc t. Today moi.- clo?e to heaven they never get down to earth. is vital to success than ever hef .e it l.r any en.e.i)r..'e. tide, ple.se rite or’foam me to that^ef- fect (and i will let you hear from me i.Bok, daughter of Cycus It ard irme in :re. yqres trulie, mike Clark, rfd. A New York judge dc-scribes mar- rl.nge as “an expensive luxury." That man i.sr.’t Iheorizing. FARMERS Mt’ST 1*1 LL The man w h > l.s trying to put .some th ng over should lie willing to put up \v *h .some lebuf.^^. TOGETHER There are as many dTw re it opin ions on the-sub>'t of farm coopera tives as there ate individual Shake Well Before and After . A man'' came to see me the other day with aome medicine which he wanted me to put in stock and sell for him. It was one of the prettiest medj- farmer * cines T think I ever saw. It was a pale , _ are aii Jj^hiladelphia pubLjher. ^ i queathed to the widow. The f.f .v. .ot- j Mys. Bok is to hold her share of theyCel consists of royalties from ithv property for life cr until she re;mar-! books which Mr. Bok wrote or edited, ries, at which time it would revert to j The income from this source is to go the sons. [to the sins equally and outright. The •ec’ond parcel includes all stocks j - exclusive of certain securities held by i Orangg Frosting the Girard Tru^iJ; cdmpany,'-Philadel- j Grate rind of one orange, three phia, as agents. One-third of these ' tablespoons orange juice, one tea.spoon SPECIALISTS Hies Examined Glasses Prescribed 15 West Main Street* Phone 191 Laboratory for Prompt Repair Senrfee Clinton, S. C. ’ _ - 1* takei all kinds < f piH)[)le tu make a world, si almost any.me should be able to fit in nmewheie. some* - mg lisions a. (•r<'rO)gii -Uige-s the ( uIWtv niembers of them, almo.st. They range all the way fn ni unstinted jirai.se to bitter di r.unciation. Sonu- will tel! y u they ate goc.d thir.g.s for the farmer, otheis.thal they are ruining the farm- * . g . . These (liffo. enccH of up;n: rt are ^hou’d be done about col- largely a iqatte,- yf the p lin,. of view, igs. .‘’)iiup|e expediency That the cooperative moveni’ent lioes ation of taxpayers., lend to' impair The hi.stori'' and’ cher ished indiviilual. ■ni of the farmer is true, For a cooperative to succeed all <'.f it.> members must submit to stand- pink with a strawbeiry red about the bottom t)f the bottle and it smelt like a bed of daisies that something had stocks are"^be<|ueathed to the widow j lemon juice, one egg yolk, confection- outright and to go to her sons after er’s sugar. .Mix grated orange rind What Do P, S. JEANES Do? died in about 3 weeks back. --The ni'biliiy of s one pr-ople does ti(.‘ come ftilly known until after they ai*’ dfad, but in coimeition with the m.^jorlty of n.-- too much i.s found out While the fellcrw was shewing mi sample which was in a big quart hot- I tie, he dropped it and broke it, and Ij b^gan to lament the loss of so mu<’lv?| moneyi and he said that was all right: he via* out only 0 cents including the bottle and the stopper and the label and the red ink (ooloring and the assy aidization of their output, as to .varie-' fi‘lity and the cascara and the salts- ties. gnules. time of harve.sJng and and 11 per cent happy-ha fluid. w b c wc arc alive .S.mie writer has brought out the j. ti.unding theory tb.it the wife’s face rt .tabs the character ot' her hu'^lmnd, '1 » I ,'- ‘hat ia tjo.-therf .are jaume..hu.shi>i)J w ■'em we will in ;be fnliire be careful d cu'/u t 1 avoid meciiiig oi. a i iiely road in the.r tV' dark of the moon. .shipping and the like. T here is a tyjie of mentality to which even such beneficial regulation of it'dividual action is galling. '1 » '.ha kind of farmers ;he I’ederal iiWi. vviJ .y ;>n a4ipt.ar. va ;.)n id' i.s ni I ne respect a new.spapeT nvin and ,I iit.and before tKe public in' • anie leiatinn. for most everybody, lU bf'.ti r how to mn a newspaper a the ]niblishei and e.eryone ran ~a farrnr how to farm, so ' le.speil a cevtain bond . a. exists i: riglit,'.’ lUit the 'an iierative io\e longer .soim thing wh: h an 'vh'i v,;,n: .o get ahead can t:i!;e ' i' leave as In* c!i(io.ses..]l i, tie d larrti policy of the fcdcrtil gwveininent to farintn The medicine was intended to be taken before or after meals and at Iml-tiive, or even after bed-time, pro- vole J \:U could get the old lady to and there seemed to be nothing wrhsg in taking a good swag of ttjafler’you j V 4o up in .he morning u.s the woo l! alcnh, 1 in d jwas sufficient to hold you! ;e’.)o 1 til! after breakfast. I thatTiT ef .s;, m- betweeii tlunn tha* ean- K've ail! only to farmei - orgnpivrd UUti c(tr,ieiai\e -ell’iig asso/i:! .mis. Then' i m-m-i .-.snn to d uibt tb~ the out until-,' n 'eii ne 1 . be i,nilv icmoveil. THE rfsronsibii.ht is ofrs ''d'te and m re the neeil'iiv the cobi- i'‘nit\ of a definitely organized As- ; -iated ( harities is felt. This time ( : *he year, with winter’s cold, always r ngs .s.iffeiing anit Tfi-ivation. +n out ( nnuinily poverty and sickness have cken several families and sturva- n '.n tw o‘or three instances has only til averted through the interest and ' n a number of men and women have m "Tttti liclicy w'il lie cai coursi' of a tny few years. ;i products of the,firm, excejil a few limited spe ia.ties, will be handled a.l the way fiem gn.wer to consumer by farmer-t.wnet! eo. peratives. This is going to jiut,great p mer in the hands cf the rrgan'v.c.l farmc.-.s and leave the bitter-enders in an Ain- pleasan;. {ro ution. Hooner or hater-Uie TiTtra-IndTviilualistTc type of fai:iu‘r will vanish* and agriculture all over the country will a.ssume the aspect of i t isiness. in which team-work i.s '] T he varnish in it had to be .s raped ' ■ df your tongue bctwi'cn meals so’s V u co'ihl talk if your w.fe should be-^ I vrr^ud li'Vifj' dnmh He said it wmtW; c iiise f.dks to pay' their debtand ,hat's why 1 bought dezens of it. I'U, af’ir thinking ihat the f dks wh.»| owe me never seem to get siek, I' “lUiU” liaek with hhn as 1 saw no chan e td get the stuff in them with out drenching thim, and I fust know verv few .of them would stand for that. 1 was sx’cdally struck with one blK amily this medicine had cured. I nev er thought to ask the man whatjall of them had had before he found them, other business, in which team-work i.s'There were 14 in the group and the the essential element of success. photographer had done his duty in Doubtless the country will not have getting them on a post card. The old s V pped forward and given. How inueh i picturesque and hot-temper-: man and his fourth wife looked quite m re effective this work could he “characters" on its farm.s, but ill to me sitting up there with the e le ihrough an organr/ation also, its farms will provide (to inve.stigate and act, and sup-' a better living and a larger surplus ported by confribulions from our peo-; ^^ey shoqld for their owners than twins divided 50-50 between them- pair on each lap. a pie. The responsibility of helping the do how. poor and unfortunate rests upon ev- ‘ cry community. In aiding the family that it down and out, in giving food : and clothing and a chance in life to i little under-nourishesi, helpless chil- j dren, is the pouring forth of an ex- [ pression of the community’s heart. If some of the destitute cases in our nbdst were visited and could be seen' and understood by our people, -there would no longer be the need of mak ing an appeal for u charitable organi zation. How can we turn a deaf ear as a profes.sing (Tiri.stian community ti) the aiqieals of little innocent cHil- drl*n for food and chvfhing and fuel w'ith which to keep body and soul to gether during the trying winter seu- s n. Nobody’s Business By Gee .McGee NO (O.MPROMLSK FOR K.M Hi SIAS.M IVrs mulity. .good clothes. polislY'd ifs. g( 0(1 h»oks and the gilt of gab •T undoubtedly aids in salesmanship. 1. ;. none of them holds u candle to en- t" isia-m. Me who lacks the others flat rock, s. C. janny the 21>. 1030. deer mr. editor:-^ i have ben u.sked to rite up my jiast hislry in the beef bizness for the pub- lick at large and i will do so. it com menced with a learling i raised from a caff when we were both verr.\ young and as soon as he got big enuff to neat about 20 lb. per hind quarter, i put him uj) and stall fed him 2 days on fodder and killed him and peibl’e.i him out amongst my nabors, and fr "i that i took up handling meats anso- forth. I Before they began to take this med- I icine 2 years ago, they had only 4 chil dren, but now there were 14, thanks to ,.th*‘ wonderful yerbs that the prescrip tion contained. That picture broke up our trade. I didn’t thi^ it was safe j .0 let my custoiner.s have any of that' kind of drug—as it is hard for themi to rai.se the present sized families they' all have. Dr. Frank F. Hicks DENTIST Office National Bank Building Dr. Smith'M Former Locatioiri ' Rhone 15$ 1 SPELLS OF " BACKACHE i now have a growing bixne.ss ,>vhi>n i can find the cattle and other live stock to dispose ofl. i genrally kill on thursday and hang him up to cool off, till friday inorning'and then i hitch up ' ...V ^'tili sell goods but no one ever old beck to my beef waggin and f'ed- 2£r;dc good as a salesman, or at any- die all day and what is left over, i f ng else, who la ked eiithu.siasm. hang up again and finish peddling bor enthu.'^iasm is the sort i f thing sudday morning, i have exposed of a that makes you believe the cosily (Tnih j>vhole cow in 2 days with very little legistcr you sell is,the prime requisite creddick which i don’t do. (ps. i dont; o! bu.sine.ss, that the automobile for peddle in the summer time much onner j.s the ][>)^vst at count of flies.) ■ ar.y price, that Sh)ur~“st()r«r offers TlTF’ :t:" ' ; host qual't; at THe-lowe.st price and swift & co., and armoor & that the town you are trying to .soil eo., sell over t'Hrce-thirds of all the Ic others i.i the beft in Ihe world. •fresh meat sold in this community,; L is. the enthusiasm of the lawyer nner count of their.over head, i that convir'es him his client and hi.Scan seel fir half price and make morei cause are always right. It is the en- money than they do. i dont have no thusiasm ot .he doctor that makes his j over head as i do all of my own work di^osis ac urate and his treatment j except pull the waggin which is in- effectixe. h is the enthusiasm of the'trusted to old beck who cost me 20$ in insurance man that persuades him he j 19 and 20 and she still holds up 0. k. IS doing a service to all he exiilains. considering the cold weather we have b:s policies to^ And It^is the snthusi- j,ad since hoover was eleckted. a-m' of the chamber of commerce or service club member' that convinces him he is in business to serve humani- "TV fijst and himself afterward. Enthusiasm is the thing that lets a man argue that white is black and ,1,.* ; ^ « « » " . .w.y with it. The .nthu.i..tie i [S" ‘j,'“7 make the beet .ale. pro.p«:t. a. well I 7,"'* ■ ' that pleasure comes first with me and then 1 i am very fond of the beef bizness, 1 but as T am kurriner of my home; county, i do not let cattle inter fearj with my political duty, and. the fact I 1 HAVB used Car* dui at intorvala for aixteen years, whan I aufTni.x; from weaknaaa, always helj a^ya Mra. Jinright, R. F. D. S, Troy, Ala. ’Tifoatly I was afflicted wiHi bad •palla of backache. At times 1 fdt aa if my back would break. L || would drag one foot aftar that other, in a helpleas sort of a way, and once 1 got down in bed. My husband urged ma to taka Cardui, and I aooa found what a Ana madioina it re^y wan ''When my aaoond diildwaa Uttle^ I waa in very bad beeltb. I did not piiA up aa I should haea. I waa weak and aiddy. I do not believe that I would bare coma tbxou^ but hr CtaduL' I ks the sales people Enthusiasm, like truth, admits of no compromise. It is a conviction of rifhtaasa. It radiates confidence in . one's self and in one’s business or pro-1 pr, scales threw mistake* and i lost hook onto beef, i always keep 2 prs. skales, a buying pr. and a^ sail ing pr. i sold a beef once on my p; yint r Dde TkdhrfI UAUUGNT 1* MOMTk FOOD YKI/I.OW FRUIT SALAD 2 APRICOTS fan ROYAL ANNE PEACHES YELLOW CLING 2 49 c f AiparaciM Tip* 3ti No. 1 Itoend Can.*, Rartlett Peara Large Can A7c SSc CHERRIES No. 1 Ceae FRUIT SALAD Large Can S8c SPINACH 2^ 35c ASPARAGUS TIPS ^^cL29c BUFFET SIZE FRUITS ( ;an lOC 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE « # 1-270 RED CIRCLE n. 29c BUTTEA r . f"? T k III •w A A Aw Cut Fresh From the Tub - “ * i 4Sc Grandmothep's Bpead '•V ^ 7c AAP Plain Self Rising Flour 12 47e 24 48 S1.85 Heavy Fat BACKS lb. 1 Ic SUGAR lb. 5 l-2c -<9) SHORTENING SCKO S-Lb* Bicket ilM Maxwell House COFFEE 39c HAMS Kikigaa's Reliable *s Star tnira Swifts I* X7e '■HE naa LTLANTIC & PACiriC » * ■ \ \ ■■ "I