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Co-op Members Meet Tuesday :he cunton chbonicxb. cunton. s. c. THURSDAY, APRIL 17. 1980 Clinton Water Is OfGoodQuaUty COTTON DECUNE WILL BE PROBED Did Yon Ever Stop To Think? Parts per million Laurens county member? of Follc-winsr i* the report of an analy- ^ ■ , *„ ^ ^ ain of a sanip'c of water from the; South Carol!... Cottou jClinton .ater plant, on M.nh 18, byi Cooiierative association will meet m of Health, The report j Laurens on next Tuesday, April 22nd,. was signed by Dr. F. l>. Parker, chem *t 11 o’clock, for the purpose of elect- rat and bacteriologist. ing delegates to the district mee-itig. This meeting is to be held one week later in Newberry when noinina; will be made for the board of di e, Fiee an.monia tors. It is undestoon that C. W. Stone. .Albuminoid ammonia 0.01 well known local farmer ami membfr N'.tro.ycn p.s nrt’-ite.s O.Oti of the a.s8(*'iation, will he put forwanl Nitrogen as nilraies .. . 0.00 by his frienJ.s for the place on the Total .splids „ ; 67.00 board as reiiresenlative from this . (By Edson R. Waite) George H, Sweeney, publisher have we heard someone criticized by' the words, ‘He is only a drepmer’? county. Farm Beard Members Want Cotton E.xrhanges Supervised. Inquiry Ordered By Senate. • r Washington, April 14.—Government regulation of cotton futures exchang es was advocated today by-two mem-> bers of the federal farm board as the ^enate passed a measure providing | the man who built air 5.00'for an inve«tgiation of the decline of[ for his community’s future O.OtGpotto'n prices for the last four ';e«-s. I was regarded as but a dreamer. “Today, if we but Reflect, ws^ prob ably find that same droanler far her of the board representing cot'.en,! ah**ad of us either financially, politi- a« a means of partially relieving thej^laly, or socially, ^nd there just be- ailments Of the cotton farmer, ' rtiuse he was a dreamer, “Modern business s^ieed, in fact ev ery modem achievement is but the be personal or community, we must. newspapers, your magazines, listen to all be dreamers, and then, more im-|your radio, you can but agree. jportant than all, we mustfuream outj “Are you. in your personal, in your |. * I community life, a dreamer? Most peo- ' jple, most communities have but to of “The way to dream out i? out loud to become successful.” The Pueblo (Colorado) ChiefUn, says: | use proper advertising and repeat “W'hat has, become of the dreamer ?■ enough to insure the accora- “In fyears past how many times I of its purpose. “America’s wonde/bus bu3iiie.as toi 1 day is but the res^t of dreamers ad vertising their air' castles. Scan your: What Do P.S.JEANES Do? 0.0L| Regulation was proposed by Chair man lacgge and Carl Williams, meui- Haclerial analysis: B. Coli, negative. I . nt vt c llcmarks! Aaily.-e, ir.dl-ale wa„r! Chairman MeSary of 10 W of Kood .luality and free from the senate airieultnre committee, ' * - I aM«/l 4 ccn^4 mi nation. ' I Live Bootlegger Commits Suicide OSH,but that was jK Ajr shave!” VVe all say iti We ail shivei! But there’s not' Aj t. lay. ll much atjy of us can do about it except to protect our 4tarn- ing power with an ^TNA Accident Policy. Now! An Accident Policy aluo pays the doctor’s and nurse’s bills. And, of course, protects the IkmUy, K the accident should prove fatal'. —laE T N At .1 Z E s. w. SUMEREL AiTNA-IZEK Columbia, April 14,—They gave S. B, Itiller, Golu.mbia man charged with I attempting to advertise “pure charr^ | futures market are antagonistic to Legge .said that “decided improvement in the present system could be accom plished if the exchanges were placed I under proper supervision and control j • f the department of agriculture.” ( The department, he added, should j have power to intervene w^henever the' secretary of agriculture “finds any operations in the farm commodity fruits of some dreamer’s foresight. “To continue progress, w'hether it “1 uni going lo ndease you, judge told him in police court. corn whiskey" in an afternoon paper here, his orders at police headquarters obcfved. :lum to ihe letter. ” the “on condition ihal you leave town. We dfetfl want your kind in-Xlolumbia.” Hiller, with three pistol wounds in his head, was found in his home a few hours later. He died on the way to a hospital. It was suicide, officers said. Hiller was arrested after the news- pap^, which refused to acceptad vertisement, had printed an account of the attempt of an unknown party to have*printed at space rates the ad offering whiskey for sale. Police traced the telephone number given to Hiller’s establishment, a bare room one block off the main street. 1 m 1 I I JUST RECEIVED A S0U&4AI^t0AI> Porch Furniture IN COLORS OR NATURAL FINISHES PORCH ROCKERS PORCH^INGS _ V ^, 7 PORCH SETTER S GLIDER SWINGS S SPECIAL LOW PRICES i : Wilkes & Company g Clinton.— Two Stores — Laurens i ^ • - the best interests of producers or ton- •sumers, or both.” Commenting on the proposal by Senator Caraway, Democrat, Arkan sas, to prevent the sale of cotton and I grain In futures nrairkets, I..egge as-' sertod^ that would be “to drtfstic a change” and “would completely upset the marketing machinery, although we realize the need for improvement.” Informed of Legge’s ptatement. Caraway said it “disclosed what I think ever^ody has realized that when he It called upon to sacrifice the ghmblers in the cotton and grain exchanges or the farmers, he prefers that the farmers shall suffer.” Williams asserted that the depart ment of agriculture should be given every power over cotton futures ex- chlanges that it now has over grain ex changes and in addition should have “pitiless publicity concerning the op eration of specific traders, including a statement of their position and the volume of their trades.” i ■ Good For Kids Between Meals Bread With a Spread CUUSSEN’S ^Since 1S41—Sovth’s Favorite" m^mm mmmm biB!B'bis mm^ «> m ICASINO t Wed. - Thur. - Fri. n HBIIIlBllllBKlBiiliBlIllBWBIlllBilllBllBMi'BlillBliiiB Hom^ DemonstratTon Notes Miss Mary Shaw Gilliam, Agent wm Bl m «i|)BiiiiBr>liBl''S'iiBi'Bl iBlllBiiliB Spring Council Meeting To Be Held The Laurens County Council of Farm Women will hold j ijts spring meeting with the Mountville home demonstration club in the school build ing on Saturday, April 26th. The following program has been ar ranged : Registration—10:46. Meeting called to order at 11. Song: -XlarolinaJli — ^ jlnvocation—Rev. J. T. McGill. Welcome—Mrs. W. J. Cluck. Response—Mrs. Sloan Mahon. Roll call by cluA>s. Minutes of last meeting. Special music—Mountville glee club. .Address—Mrs. J. Whtiman Smith, president of State CouikmI of Farm Women. ^ Reports of council chairmen: 1. Agricultural: Mrs. Horace Lea gue. 2. Exterior BeauliflcatTdh: Mrs. Gray Harris. 3. Citizenship: Mrs. M. B. Morrow. Education: Mrs. Roy DeShields. 5. Finance: Miss Ethel Balentine. 6. Health: Miss Ellen Abrams. 7. legislative: *Mrs. Arthur Bram- lette. 8. Membership: Mrs. Marvin San ders. 9. Religion and Welfare: Mrs. C. D. Wilson. 10. Publicity: Mrs. O, L..Waldrep. .11. Music and Recreation: Mrs. J. S. Winebrenner. - Adjourn for lunch at 1 p. m. Re-assemble at 2 o’clock. Song: “America the Beautiful.” Talk: Miss Jane Ketchen, state mar keting specialist. Report of club market: Mrs. C. D. Wilson. Special music. Business. Song: “Blest Be the Tie That Binds. " \ .Adjournment at 33:30 p, m. 4-H Club Contest The I^iurens County 4-H club con test will be held in the court house Friday afternoon, April 25, at 2:80. Miss Gilliam, home agent, will be as- .sisted in this contest by Miss Blanche Tannnt, district home demonstration agent; Dr. .1. E. Brodie, county health! officer, and Mrs. Braun, county nufae, j all frqm Greenwood. ; Schedule of Meetings | Monday, .Agril 21—Sandy Springs, j Tuesday, April 22—4-H club. Hick ory Tavern. Thursday, April 24 — Barksdale- Namie. Saturday, April 26—County Council meeting at Mountville. FLOOR OIL For Spring Cleaning. Odorless, Colorless and not sticl^. 25c per quart SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY AT UNKMf STATION sn «S Attention, Ladies! Special Introductory Offer TWO DAYS ONLY This advertisement and one dollar entitles you to ♦his $6.00 VALUE FOR ONLY t $1.00 Consisting of a $1.00 jar of our best Tissue Cream; a $1.00 box cf our Beauty Secret Face I’owder and a $2.i>0 bottle of Narcissus i’erfume. Also to those who buy during this sale we will give absolutely FREE a SL-IO jar of our famous Lemon Cleansing Cream, juM to adverti^ie the famous .Annette Beauty Toiletries. -This is one of the greaest values ever offered in this city. Only a limited supply. 25c extra for mail orders—Friday and Saturday. ' Friday and Saturday, April 18 and 19 SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY Corner At Union Station Phones 377 and 400 9 A 0raeaVilU.JL^ The Blue Theme Excels In Ensembles For Easter pV’ERYONX wpre blue at “ Palm Beach thia winter. They wore it (or bathing They wore it for thopplng. T^j tea- id to blue They danced tn tt. And so this spring we will fol low suit and make olue our fav orite color. PARTICULARLY will the blua ^ theme predominate m the daytime coctirne For Easter It ta likely to be a high leader Tho ensemble pictured above is ua blue and white tweed. It haa the (uwctlcal and popular seven- eighth? coat with a cape collar which can be removed. It waa designed by a new Parisian house by the name of Michael et Ar-^ mand and ta an etpecially good model for the alender youxB XXnTH rr b worn • long- ** sleeved blouse In powder blue, and a-penamelac 6f bak^on Mraw hat either natural color or navy blue banded in satin. The opera pump in navy blue kid with a purse to match are fashionable although black could be chosen H you^prefer It. Of Course You Know— Frocks • ... $15 to CoaU . • • $16.50 to $79 50 Suits ••$15 to $89.60 Hois $5.95 to $25 Bhusis •..$5*95 to $10.95 Bsffs *$2*95 t® $^5 Sports Hoot Appoar is a Pair Ot Pairs A tMMtary eOMinble >tai Um inereae- Ist Set of aneemhied uid ao- •aaaorlei.^ A arqrbi hoee ol meeb weeve baa a aoek to mssS wttb patterned tatl Thu^ggPP weeia a oooventional Ll J.V J . ' sa*'J