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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1930 H0NESt7 IN BUSINESS grraduated from ^oUesr* When l tst fcrce for riijhtoousness toe j»uckraki'-x was Jn its greatest ftory. United States to<lay is nr/thing mor;;, .r busi- The Tr'’."tt'ne3 an<i’newspa,'et?^3 *d nor le.s than the once malignt reformers had fslled our youih^ul ness, minds v ith ?o much distresainp infor- business is the greatest ally and mation :hn* we hardly knew wKecher promo'er of honesty. And more and If Foot Prints Published Now and Then by BLAKELY BROS. CO., Clinton, S. C. We Are Showing- thc world was a safe place for us to Ftep out intJ or not. We look-eJ askance oh all the fellows in college \vhose fathers mrl roaJe money. To lie =?ure, the fathe.seemed decent enou^rh old codgers yi’hen they more I have come to feel that honesty is .after all, the corner-stoite of ul! the virtues. Nothing has iinnre.^sed me more .han this: Get to the top of a big busi ness enlerpri:.e, and nine times out PARROTS ram.Is have come in f-r a lot of S.' 'vished us at the fraternity housa. Hat of ten you will find an idealist, we felt that something was dark and You w 11 find a man who has long bad in their ; ast somewhere. ceased to Ue interested in nie-c A business man was a bfing with- money-making wh > is staying in busi- out conscience or intelligence, like a i n^e.s because what he wants his alot-machine. You ga-e him a n’ckle /business to do for his employees, his and he gave you a nickle's worth of community, and his country. unfavoiable publicity Jately because of a strange dl ease^hich has attacked ..>everal pe.’scns and which is attribut ed to infec.ion brought by certain par rots from South America. Physicians and health.officials say there is no danger of catching “parrot fever” frem fl bird which has been in the family for .i.ty co.rsiderable time. The parrot is probably the most in telligent of all birds, and the fact that -it can be taught to talk makes it al most a hurban companion. And, like Two new Satin Pumps—one is a very neat plain dresK pump with medium spike heel, medium round tee, and a very pretty outline- price $i.93; the other is an attractive cuban heel style, with bow trim, hexagon shapejieel, and square toe—you’ll like it—price S3.95.' goods. If he tool: .V tur nickle and with-held the goods. :ht.n he was a .successful business man. . ■ V ' We kpijw heller npw. In 1 "»e- Iieve it could be .ihown that the great- I do not say that businesj i« perfect. 1 human beings, parrots develop person- Kar from it. But I do say that the time is pa.st when the young man who goes into business needs to feel that he is mak ing a .“elfish choice—a‘ choice that , cu.,* .him (o f fi v>m .vei /ice to his-/el- low men. ^ - —. - ^ is it the **lead-pipe ' ^ boys** always teem to •‘Ubcl” the paymastec? Common Sente tays: “Take every precaution^, but Sound Budiness Judgment addt-*” ••Insure”! “Be not slothful in business,” said Paul, -“fervent in' spirit'; serving the Lord.”' , Many a man, l)uil(ling a big business in America, has, u by-pnaluct bf his building, strengthened the charac ter and lifted the‘~(TeaI.s*of hundreds of his a.ssociates, and helped in the legeneration of a whole conr.uiunrty. ‘ And the number of .such mjpn-rthe ^idealists of business in America—is I increa.sing very fast. NOTICE ANNUAL .MEETING The annual meeting of the Joanna al attachments to such a degree that they often pine a\yay and die when separated^ from their particular friends. IJ^n't let anybody kill your parrot just because a few parrots are suspected of being disease-carriers, _ ■ — FEMINISTS Ganna W’alska, the' Polish singer who has been married to two Ameri can multi-millionaires, has convinced the U. S. customs court that a mar ried woman can have a legal residence separate ffbif| That of her "htisband. That saves Ganna from paying duties on French gowns imported from her Paris “home,” though her-husband lives in Lake F’orest, Illinois. This decision is hailed as a great victi ry by the ultra-feminists, who.se purpo.se in life .seems to be to break up .he American hpme and put mar ried Jife on the plane of the cheapest illicit l(/ve.-affuir. Because thia “mod- N A- I Z E Paymaster Robbery Insurance. Vhune for rate, ^ Totton M ils, wM l)e held according to i ^•uns contrary to the most' By-laws i n i i^e^ayj.JlaJxb.-1.-1930, i.t4,.,.|^.<^,.a.t<Hl~tr«dittotTs ■eve^ --cxpTes-~| s. w. SUMEREL /VTN.A-IZJJ? ut 11 o’clot k A. .VI. At Ih. ■ meeting directr.rs and officers will be lllecled and such other bu.siness transacted as ni..^ legally come before^ it, K. L. DURGLN, 2-13-He Secretary. WHAT rf> V. .^ion of it gels a lot of publicity, which is prcbably what Ganna and y?e other feminists want. But' it by no means foll'-ws that American famiiy life is in danger. Home and babies and a hus band with a good job are what the overwhelming majoriiy of American girh still warrrt-in luaniage. JEAaES D!)? STYLE coals and silk We Have Been Serving the South For 37 Years When the first Rogers store was opened in i8q2 its policy woi *‘the very finest—‘high equality foods—at the lou'cst t}ossible tnkes.'* Joday this same policy is in force in 410 Rogers stores. LETTUCE,head.. .... 7V2C CELERY, stalk ....... 10c ORANGES, dozen ..... 25c Carrots 10c BEANS and GREEN CABBAGE The fill' coals and silk sto'kings worn by the .Vmeri.an .stenograuhcr.s who ac; ompanied the delegates from this (ountiy to the naval (i'sarmament c -nlcien e al Londi n made a greater riTiee^-tion on English new.spaper men than anything el.-e about the delega-' tiim, Londoners never saw working girls drc.s.Hcd "Vmarlly.” 1 The yourig women from the differ ent departments in Washington who j were taken over to do the clerical work ,f,or the delegation were not picked W)r j their beauty l)ut solely Iwcause they ! wore the most efficient at their jobs, j In any part of Amrica, city of country I village, they would attract no special attention. W’e are so used to st'eing our girls well-dres^d and “smart” in ' manner and appearance that we do ' not realize that nowhere el.se in the • world do any hut ultra-fashionables 'and aclre.'.se.s on parade wear the lat est styles in clothes. - LAEGE SIZE r ^ OCTAGON BAR 5* TENDER TURNIP GREENS No. 2 1-2 Can 14^ MORTONS TABLE SALT 26-Os. 8^ TIHLET TISSUE WALDORF ROLI 5 COMET WBITB' , RICE a 15< LINCOLN Appreciation of Lincoln’s greatness is felt tiulay throughout the nation, both North and .South. In his own time even the North did not uppre.-ii|ite him.. Dr. .-Mherl Shaw, the distinguished: editor if the' Review of Reviews, brings this out graphically in a new two-volume book which reprints the mo.st (‘omplete collection ever made of the newspaper cartoons, campaign; postcr.s and other pictorial represen tations of Lincoln during his ri.se U) fame and his tenancy of the \Vhit6 Hou.se. Even without Dr. Shaw’s illuminat ing text the picaires show Lincoln as more gros.sly maligned anti bitterly lampimned, even in the house of his friends, than any other luan who ever rose to the pie-iidency. Only after KTs ti-agic death* did the people of the North begin--Lp realize that R-greit man had let! thehi. We are prone to forget that no man appears great to hi-s contemporaries. ly a a IN 1 SHOE (All Colors) POLISH COCKINO oa WESSON Ql].\RT CAN 4T nuToa (4 ruvon) Preserves zt^ SAUERS (Lemon or Van! Extract Bottle :^AMlltA HOMINT ‘S 3 PXGS. ^ >o« LIGHT Fifty years from now the world may regard the discoveries made in our time about light as the greatest I scientific advance of all time. Light j cures disease, ordinary sunlight, light produces in various ways by artificial means. Ordinary window glass keeps the healthfuT part of the sunlight out of the house. New kinds of gl*M let it in. In fifty years every modem home will be equipped with the new glass and illness wilLbe less common. Light stimulates growth of both animals and plants. An EngUah farm er proved that exposing young pigs to ultra-violet lighLmade them worth double their farrow-mates at nx months. A French scientist recently jgrew strawberries in a cellar, ripen ing in half the normal time, using ar tificial light .They cost $6 apiece, hut the time will come when mit-nf sneiion fruits and Vegetables can be grown ia the North by artificial light os cheaply aa now in Florida. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CRRONICU Shoes Like Glasses— ust be correctly fitted by experts—we pride Ourselves on our ability to fit Khoes'correctly, and carry width.s from AAA to EEE. Fine Feathers— Ihe Iwautiful hoee that are of such sniooth. clf'se tex'iKe, and made of pure soft thread silk. Fine Feathere hose give unusual service and have a rare beauty—you’ll simply love them. V.'c are showing the new heels and col ors. 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