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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 8. C.
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: By Rev. Samopl D. Price, D. Asaociate General S^retary of the
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
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World’a Sunday School Aaaociation.
Internationa^ Sunday School Lesson for February 16
JESUS HEALING AND HELPING
> Matthew 9:1-13
4esift was surely the nowHtem of | revealed in his general program. He
his day. He is now in the midst of his ^ be one of the twelve apostles. A nev^
public ministry and multitudes are j purposed to share the joy of servicfe
talking about him. In the riiiddle of his I and its results with others. Individ-
■ long* ministry in Galilee people are; uals were invited to join with him in
coming to this wonder-worker from j this work that the Father sent him to
all directions. They are Jnterested in | accomplish. Levi, the tax collector,
his words, for he- has a new type of was a man of tremendous possibility
teaching, but they are far more con- and one day the abrupt command waa
ceme<J with the things he docs, which given to him, “Folfow me.” Hated by
are so contrary to nature. Adults aa|ni"n because of his_ol^ice this man of
well as small boys are alert to 8eeja^''airs was invited into the school of
something out of the ordniary. Mat-j • .
thew has the habit of grouping simi
the diacpiles and later was chosen to
name was given with the changed life
and the Sunday school world is now
spending six months in studying the
gospel that he wrote. Jesus was mov
ed by possibility, rather than by local
prejudice, in calling Matthew as a co
worker. /
It is reasonable to declare that when
Matthew turned over his accounts it
was the/first honest reckoning that
had carfie to the Roman government.
Th^break with the old life was for
mally announced at a banquet, which
was open to "publicans and sinners.”
While the Pharisees equally needed
spiritual help, these outcasts would
accept it. The critics that day were
t^ose who would liot be found lifting
even a "comer of the bed,” when there
was specific need, Jesus is still saying
to all of us "Follow me”; for the world'
is in constant need of ‘^healing and
helping.” To such service we are com
missioned.
STOCKIfOLDERS NOTICE
Notice is-hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Joanna Mercantile Company,
Goldville, S. C., will be held at the of-
THUipPAY, F^ltUARY 13, 1930
fice ^of the company on Tuesday, on Friday, Feb. 21st, 1930, at 4 o’clock'
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NOTIC|E OF STOCKHOLDERS * ! transaction of spch other and further'
I MEETING ^ business as- shalf come before the.
Notice is hereby given that the an- meeting,
nual meeting of stockholders of Stutz-: ' ’ w. J. Hadfield, President
Hadfield Silk Corporation will be held
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March 4, 1930, at 12 o’clock noon for
the transaction of such business as
may come before the meeting for con
sideration.
S. G. DILLARD, Secretary.
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NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING LAKESIDE CORPORATION
Notice' is hereby given of the 2nd
annua! *stockholdei-8 meeting of the
I^akeside Corporation to be held Fri
day^ afternoon at 5:30 o’clock, Febru
ary 14th, 1930, at the Club House. All
stockholders are requested to be pres
ent.
B. 0. Whitten, President.
C. F. Fleming, Vice-President.
W. P. Jacobs, Sec.-Treas.
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P. M. in the Commercial Bank, Clin
ton, S. C. The purpose of the meeting
is to elect two Directors and for the
WHAT DO
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DO?
B. IF. HENRY
E. M. BOLAND
H. D. Henry & Company
INSURANCE
STOCKS • BONDS • BEAL ESTATE.
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lar events and'we find a ma.ssing of
miracles in chapters'S and 9. From the
standpoint of Jesus these were signs
to help authenticate his teachings. The
people were, even so, very slow of
heart to believe. The general location
is Capernaum and the Sea of Galilee.
Read the parallel pa.ssages in Mark
2 and Luke 5.
.Men of Gadara besought Him to de
part from their rhidst^'whpn Hj? cast
out the evil spirit from the man who
ha<i been pos8es.sed. They rate<l their
lost swine at higher value than the.
good of u man. It is a joy to read that
the j>eof)le dh the rapenraum aide
were.eager to have him return. They
had netnl of hia help and at once began
to bring their sick to him for healing.
Crowds fill the place where he is
speaking, but that does not prevent
unusual activities on the part of the
four w-ho are seeking to bring their
paralyzed friend into his presence. A
very important personal study is to
consider “A corner of the Ik.h1.” When
iour people will work with equal en-
ergy to introduce one to the saving
knowle<lge of Jesus Christ there will
be equall success today. Wheri the
healer “saw their faith” he gave at
tention to the man who Was being
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lowered from the upper atory.
Physicians diagnose the entire pa
tient rather than merely look at one
Rore place. Sin was the basic trouble
in the life o^ this physically helpless
man. He was cleansed first and then
by the same divine power was enabled
to rise and roll up th^* binl him.self. A.s
with forgivene.ss of .sin, there was the
instantaneous and complete cure. The
crowd gave (iod'the glory rightly.
The beneficence of Christ is also
Did You t]ver Stop
To Think?
Hy Kdson U. Waite
That a lot of business concerns are
existinj? on past reputations. Others
TWnir
are sYuH-ulatlng on what they
they can *lo in the future. Seme are
getting along on what they can make
day hy day, while the majority are
moving jdong hy the aid of eontinuous
newspaper advertising, growing lug
ger and busier day hy day.
Many changes are being made Tn the
business world m»w-a-day.s. Some con
cerns are In'ing forced out of busirfess
«m ac.ount of c.mipetition; many are
being coTHolidated wi;h concerns who
have built and maintaiiu'd suce«*ssful
businesses by the aid of continuous
advertising. That is no calamity, he-
caut<e any i oneern who operates a
business atnl la ks tin* sense to use
the continuous salcs-appcnl of nc-ws-
pa|M‘r advi-rtisiiig is bound to give
way to those who <lo.
.Many heads of vonciuns should put
on their thinking'caps they evident
ly’ overhHtk that.
. ' .Advertised pr I.n '.s appt al ('spoc-
ially to th'.-.e Huge' S who want the
best, and are willing to pay for it.
.Adverli.-.ng t)i rough the printed
page is popular lucau'e it st^imulates
aale^. whene', iu' used. .
(''ontinuous ailvertising rf quality
creates new custonnu's. and iiroduces
a steady, growing business.
It is a profitable pleasure to' sell
well-advertised lines, for the seller
can feel a.-sured they will make satis
fied customers.
Nature Thought of
Everything
. Kature tlioupht of everything when
the human iKwiy was made. When tho
body is about to Ixscoinc ill, naturo
planned danger sign.als to warn us.
Thus, if our children grind their teeth
uriien they cloen, or lack appetite, or
“ ' abaominal pains, or itch
suffer from
about the nose and fingers, we should
know that Ihcy may have contracted
worms. Then, if we are wise, we bfiy a
bottle of Wl'.ite’s Cream V’ermifuge and
safely and surely expel the worms. Thus
we avoid tue danger of vei^ serious
trouble. White’s Cream Vermifuge costs
only 35o a buttle, and con be bought from
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
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CROWN BLOCK
AND EGG
Prompt Service.
Prices Right.
J. M. Pins
Phone s? We Deliver
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How Ford Methods
Grx Cost
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Lower profits in setting save you at least
$50 to $75 in addition to tho many
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savings in manufacturing
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T \^'E\1'Y-SEVLN yrarb tlio FonI I\Iotbr Company
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wa.s formed lo provide relialdc*, c'coiiomical trans-
portaliou for al! llu* people. Tlial orif;iiu.l purpose
lias never changed. The conslaiileflforl in ( very activity
is lo find ways to r,ive you greater and j;rc:ilcr value
witliont extra ri 'i—fretpieiitK at lowercil cost. This
applies to distriliitlcn and similar important factors,
ns M’cll as manufr.r'uro.
For the Ford 7.lolor^Company hclieves that its full
duty is not only to make a good uutomobuc at tho
lpYvo“t rso.sFil.li* price, hut to see th:*l there is no wa.'-to,
rvtrav; gaiirc, cr imvlrio jjrofit in any transaction from
the lini6 the car leavi s tlie factorv until it is delivered
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to yon:- home. It is ohvions that liard-won savings in
prodiiclioii will he of little value if they ifre sacrificed
'la!er through exeos-'sive srliiiij* costs* -
been fair lo both the dealer and the public. Within the
past three months, it has been possible lo effect stil!
further economies. Today, the discount or commis«
sion of the Ford dealer i.j the lowest of anv aulomobilo
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dealer. The difference, ranging from 25% to nearly
comes right off the price you pay for llie car.
The business^ of the'ForiF'dealer is good because he
makes a sn.all profit on a large number of sales in.stead
of a large profit on fewer sales. He knows, too, t!::it
the extra dollur-for-dollar value of the ear makes
it easier lo sell and more certain to give satisfactoi-y
service after purchase.
Consi(!er also that the Ford c.ar is delivered lo the
purc haser equipped with a Triplex shatter-proof gla^s
tvER^' purc'h^er of n motor car has the right to know
how nr.icJA of the nioiicw he pays is for the car ilstdf
and how much is taken iip by dealer charges. If these
charges are loo high, one of two tilings must happen.
Either the price o/ tiie car must be raised or the
quality lowered. There is no other way. The money
must come from somewhere.
In the case of the Ford, the low charges for distri
bution, selling, financing and accessories mean a direct
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saving of at least $30 to $73 to every purchaser in
addition to the still greater savings made possible by
economies in manufacturing. Ford charges are not
marked up or increased to cover a high tradedn _
allowance on a used car.
The profit margin on the Ford car has always
windshield, an. extra steel-spoke Avhecl,. and bristliU
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Kusllcfs Steel for iiianv c.vterior metal
euduring
parts, in addition to-four Hoiidaille double-acting
hydraulic shock absorbers'and fully enclosed four-
wheel brakes.
If for any reason you wish to buy certain small
accessories, you ivill find that these, too, are sold at
the usual Ford low prices. Replaceme^nt parts are also
available at low prices through Ford d^ors in every
section of the country.
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
XhESE are important points to remember in consid-^
ering the purchase of a motor car. They show why it
is possible to put so mnch extra quality into tlie new
Ford and still maintain the low price. They are
also the reasons why more than 33% of all'cars
sold today are Model A Fordsi^
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