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f THK CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. / THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 19r.O (fiUntnn QUrqnirlf Established 1900 WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and Publisher Published Every Thursday By . , • THp CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance): Ono year,$l 50; Six Months 76 cents; Three Months 50 cents Entoed as Second Class Mail .Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. The Chi’ nlcle seeks the cooperation of its subscribers and readers—the publiahc. will at all times appreciate wiae suggestions and kindly ad vice, The Chronicle tvill publish letters of general interest when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications will not be noticed. This paper is not responsible for the views or opinions of its correspondents. . ^ tua.ed by the subservient influence of the propensity adduced by the fixation of a tariff that will operate on a per petuity^ referendum in conjunction witli farm products expurgated* from i the soil through the tnediund of the germination of any seed or reeds that might be transplanted from imports reaching our nationals by the deteriorating" ac'iduliiron of the ' exportable surplus of mole .skins and I polecat hides, therefore, we are of the , opinion that the acreage reduction bull I is somewhat perturbed by reason of the naval pact ,(half-way deciding to eLmlnate submarines and spinach. We j advise resting 2 years — and bank ruptcy thereafter untU farm relief re lieves. DRS. SMITH & SMIITI ' Optometrists N ^ SPECIALISTS rcajon of! Examined GiUSMes Prescribed 15 West .Main Street Phone 101 Laboratory for Prompt Repair Service Clinton, S. C. Dr. Frank F. Hicks DENTIST Office National Bank Building Dr. S.Tiifh’s Former Location Phone 15.? Eat Jeanes Salted Pea nuts. Found at all up-to- date places. Phone your dealer. He has them? t 1 Thii, Piale, | eai Fuller To Conduct | Revival Services; (4>INT0N. S. f’.. MAR( H 6. 1930 I Laurens, Nov. 1. — Special revival He who kwps too many irons in the; the adoption of biennial session.^ for .services'will be held w-ith the First fire gets burned. which the people v.ited overwhelming ly a few years ago but that “voi:e' Baptist church this month, beginning: Monday, March 10, and continuing tenj Trouble i.s a lot of fun and fun is, has been desregarded. Another similar, jays, it was announced Sunday morn a lot of vuuble. bill last week by a Greenville repre-^ ^y the pastor. The series of ser- Some boys we l;now are smart for tlieir ,a::( anj so are* some men. __ This i;- true also, lots of us are look- jng for the path of lea-t re.sistance. sentative met defeat How helpfui It would be, and how refresliing, if we could have at lea.st a five year’s rest from the annual up- loar through which we must pas'! each year. Such n ciiange would be wel- vices will be conducted by the Rev,; Ellis A. Fuller, D. I),, pastor of the | First Baptist church of Atlanta. The: song service will probably be led by ihe pastor. - Fuller, who is a native of i d "1 KAO been thro^h ¥ a bad spell of sick- ¥ ness which left me € very weak,” says Mra. V Virginia Spn:co.* o< V Stapleton, Va. "Iwaa » pale and felt lifeless, and my strength did not return. **X spent most of my time on the bed. I waiv nervous, and the least thing upset me. I did cot have strength enough to lift a broom. At times I would have bad headaches, which would While it pays to b.i* honest, you of- <>1 state, ten are a long time collecting. ! l)(x-tor 1‘uller, who is a comi’d by a great,majority of the peo- i l,aurens county, is a former pastor of different South Carolina Baptist; hurt me until 1 could hardly see. The ina.n whtt inakes u fool of him self always^ . laims .some one else did it. - ' Nobody’s Business ... „ ’It is (jjier' hoW unfailingly the neighbors find you out, and how sel- ck'm the hill collector does. Qpc; By Gee McGee churches and for several years was at' the head of the evangelistic group | of the"home mission board of the’ i-loulhern Baptist convention. He is re-i garded ks one of the leading preachers | of the denomination and bold* a tom-i imanding place ih the ranks of South-' ^ em Baptists. - " A (iOOl) RULE There is one aound rule for every one who is ambitious to get along in the world and to he a respected mem- Why Call It Pork? Our grocer sent us some pude pork s&usage the other day and we tried ' ^ . _ to uie it for breakfast the next mom-1 IVlRrRflrCt JOIICS ing. After the scuffle, we sent down Wins Medal and got his recipe for the delectable .tuff and here it i.: Take 1 part in-i ^ ^ ner tube, 1 part put. ear, 1 half-.cit,' ^ 'Someone asked me why I did not try CarduL 1 had rood of it, BO 1 tliuught 1 would ace wliat it would do for me. It was renlly remarkable how I ' came out My slrvCgth re turned, and my health was bet ter th.'.n it had been in years. 1 gained iD weight.ebout ten poucui. My color wua good, and 1 ceased to auilcr from jteadachos. 1 have told my friends about Cardui because I was benefited after taking it” Low 1930 Prices . I" . On the latest lifetime Guaranteed Goodyear builds more than of all tirra Id in America. Enjoying lowest eoS^ Good* sold. —, . year gives greatest values. For ex^yc—these Psthnnders — superior to 'many mgh • {tneed makes—yet,see how little YOU pay heiwt 3UX5.00 $8.55 31x5.23 $10.20- Tubes also low priced Here too • - More People Ride on. V ' ■'■A Trade your unsafe tires foruew , AH* Weathers or .Double Eagles ler of his community, his state and - ... aimuuny, his f-nuntry-That rulu-bi_tn furji: hiajjjiy.nk beef neck and 1 part ho if shi\v- amination if reasonably convinced that they were wrong, and then to stand by them, courleously hut firmly. Even those vvh > (li.sagree will respiH-t the man who honestly and sincerely holds to an opposing view. And it i.s hetttT to be resheettni than merely tolerated. a meaai lor me nest ex , , , , - - paper presented by a mem- or her own opinions, form them in the »i>r». place m sausage mill and turn, grade. The questions light of rea.son and.change them onij | •! backward- a v juple of timei ^and prepared this year by Miss I)a- there you are. ^ 1 vie.s .McMurray of the history depart- . , ■ . , TTi 1 . • V. ' Laurens school, and Misai A fr‘-nd uf mine U.1,1 me l»,. niph. orphenaKe «^ho..l I that he ha,l faun,labu»ine., IS .lwa. , woraethanfarmmKamlwhe-. I ..UK-k^ ,h,. Maricaref e,l hill, dawn fur exa(0(erali„K, he laid p„, . ('rary, third to .Medora Browning, and: , aAROUl J WomOLio UcalLh Extra liberal trade4n rilowaace—If yon act now! Month* of allppery driving ahead— when yon moU need the safely grip of thn All-Weather Treads. Put new Goodyears am now and they will still be like new foryoar summer driving. w 13 Tit f .1 !;e Tlie'Ifnr l’.-t ' 'll' r. Ir ; . I I Ijit a flDSeJ, ’ j.,., •if *&* V *t* *Sii* *!l *• '• McDaniel vulcanizing works R. P. Chapman, Majia.t;er Phone No. 2 West Main St. ■ tin*. w ARK YOU A GA.MBI.KW Many men wlio would resent iteing classed as gamblers are really gam blers of the most reprehensive tyiie. We refer to those who fail to protect jtersons dependent ujjon them 'means of in.surame. Heads of families, especially, who do not curry a reasonable amount of l.fe and fire insurance are gambling with fate. Without such protection many a family. Is left destitute when IT the hUslTand's life ist knuffed out «r the .saving-, of a lifetime are swept away hv fire without warning. Insurance is one of th^_ most liene- ficial devices which civilization has developed, and while it cost.s some thing, the co.st i.s relatively small com pared with the sense cf security it brings. Every man owes it to himself and there and .explafni-d to me that he knew what h«* was tuiking'Oihoiil. He insi.st»*d that a humh of second 'uind curs, plus a hatch of past due install ment notes, minus P5 percent of your customers, with rent and taxes and licenses staring you i-n the fai'e was hy heily plenty and the.se worrjes had dr.(lights, iiestihmces, . boll wee^dhs, .storms and rum'or.s or sliirms, low- priced cotton and r: tten corn skint 15 city hUnks. fourth to Hugh Denson. I.ock Vm Up, Timi The'We.lfaire1)OBTtl is Tprommejtding some.changes in our present stock of jails and penitentiarie.s and the man agement thereof. They insist that the murdei;ers should have hath salts to sprinkle in the water w^en they are “'"V. ”3 washing their little feet and the forg-' ^ ers should be provided with fountain pens and water print writing paper instead of fools cap as at present, and IN MEMORIA.M Will r<-as, our Heavenly Fath«‘r, whoi mal.eth no miUake, called from our^ midst on the ‘Jhth ()f .lunuary, 1P:!(), our brother, Mr. Edward Stevens, ofi riinton, S. one of the vioe-presi-| dents of the Laurens Uounty B. V. 1*. j II. as.Sociation, ‘ ; Whereas, we, the members of the-] County B, Y. I*. U. assoctation, real izing Uu' loss w'.e have kustaineil by the death of this most faithful and j! useful member, and desiring to give* expression to our deep sorrow, and to place upon our records our appreci ation of his service. Therefore, be it Merited Popularity of more tn«n AAP Food Each day . . . year in and year out . five million women cross the threshold Stores seeking their family food needs. They knw that AdUf* Stores sell foods of known merit and fanoine goodness. Through cizperience they have found that these good foods are exceedingly low*pHced 4«jr after day. to his family to provide this protec-j combs and brushes should be given to tion. He who does not indet^d. is a gambler THE GOLDVTLLE ROAD It will bring satisfaction to thous- nnds, and particularly to the people of this section, to know that the Clin- t'ln-Goldville link of highway No. 2 ha.H lH‘en coinpletiMl and will he thr own open to iraffic next week. Consider able delay was experienaed hy^the con tractors in coinpleting the job due to rainy ami unfavorable weather dur ing the fall months. 1 h;.s -e. iion has waited long and pa tiently, for the hani-surfacing of this important stretcli of this heavily trav eled highw.iy. .N'pt only i.s It a part of cm* of the statj.'.s nmin thorough fares, hut an important connecting link .,hotw«ei/ Cliuton and .Goldville where exten.^ive mil! developments have, .been und»‘r way for . several years .past. Ihis link now conipleted vdl furnish an iTTl pa\ed or 8urfa"e treated highway from (Ireenville to ( olumhia, connecting the mountains and the .seashore. " | The cohiUH ting of Clinton an^l Gold ville by a hard-surface road, will prove henefic’al in manyf'wuys. It will mean easier a.ul closer business euntacl and a more intimate acquaintance on the part of the people of .the two towns. Clinton is happy that Goldville is now a part of u>. for. where would we find mure il‘‘'‘‘ahle neighbors than, the broadmim fti. big-hearted, clear-seeing, a^timistii Ioanna developers who have hr(>qght a.>out a real trausforpiation at G^^lvillo. each person incarcerattMl in order to avoid the transplanting of germs brought in by visitors from the out side, and hair tonic is recommended for their little heads- every morning, and the guards should always be cour- teou.s—and say, “Yes, sir, Mr. Jail Bird, and “No, sir, Hon. Bomb Thro'w- er.” Hurrah for our mercy dispensers. Cotton I..etter ^ New York, March 8. — The recent fluctuations in July spots were ac’cen- First: That the Laurens County B. YL P. U. association feels keenly^ its loss of a beloved officer jand co-work er. Second: That a page in our minute book be dedicated to his memory, that a copy of these resolutions be sent to his family. Alice R. Poole, Pres. Ora Powers, Vice-Pres. Leon Waldrop, Vice-Pres. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables LARCE GRAPEFRUIT 10c FRESH TOMATOES, Ib. 20c I.ARGE FIRM LETTUCE, 3 for 25c t CARROTS, bunch 10c I.ARGE BLEACHED LARGE GOLDEN • CELERY .. 10c BANANAS, 4 lbs. m 25c * If it is a .Magazine or Newspaper that >ou want, see— Jas. W. Caldwell Call 24.1 at 12:30 Fancy Cut Iraah Craamery from tha tab lEI S TOO OFTEN A memb ila- ture on the ew days ago, a -ct- ly willing itil Easter Sur to ^ spending t the legislative A report yesi om four to six es- sarj' before the session adjourns much work still before it. Little head way has been gained thus far, no def inite program has been outlin^, the paramount tax question is now more confused and uns^tled than in many years—it has been a purposeless ses sion filled with politics. A great relief to the state would be r Ladies! Ladies! Ladies! At Last It Is Here! THE PERMANENT WAVE OF DISTINCTION.. .. THE BONAT METHOD Grandmother'^Bread BUTTERY- MEAL wd GRITS, loose 8 PIE CHERRIE^ QUAKER nn A AICI MAID , DEi/mFlv CHEESE Y. [ SUGAR -Y 21*Ottnc« M PttUman Loal A VC Sour PCited in Syrup , Oven Baked Whpla Milk lb. 41c lbs. 2SC 50c 25c lb. 27c No. 2 .can V cans Finest Granulated \ We are plea.'^ed to announce that on'-Thursday, March 6th, the newe.'^t and latest success in permanent waving will he demonstrated in our shop. For this special oc- cas'oM we have gone to the great exptmse of having a New York expert attend to supervise each wave. WhHe House 10 5 lbs. taU cans Perfect marcel effects and ringlette ends assured. ■mNo kinks, no frizz, no burns Absolute comfort at all times. Each wave completed in~two hours—-a thing un advantage of this opportunity. As an introductory offer, and for this occasion only, a special price of $7.50 will be charged. Make your appointment early and take advantage o fthis opportunity. WE INVITE YOU TO ATTEND THIS DEMONSTRATION ABRAMS BARBER AND BEAimr SHOP 32 Clinton, S. C. Evaporated Milk RED CIRCLE TOFFEE -y ib. MAXWELL HOUSE Cotteeib 33 NUCOA YY 55c i ZSc 29e nil ;jr W **ODe of the Best Foods** Ib. FLOUR AAP PUin Or Self-Riduag 24 25c 90c LARD Unect Coi Super Suds Spligs.25c BROOMS Sweep S9e Atlantbc . Bag m ipound 2 lbs. 25c BRILLOY*pkg« loc CHD^K) pkg. 9e & TEA cat \ t