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THK CUpON CTRQNICLB, CLINTON. 8. C,
THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1930
CLINTON, S. MAY 8, 1930
birth of idca.s and
and haske ball
SCLI.U AN ENOOKSKI) ' ings in nature
The l.iiurcps county iK'tnocratic ‘youth,
convention iii .sd'-siin .Monday, <l.d a boctball game.s
nice thin r when it emiorswi one of i games and track meets come and go
ity own sons. la.s. H. Sullivan./or the arousing intere.st but just | there’.s
p (xition a .t;..rney general in
approa bin? .^ugu.^t primary
! bring on a commencement a: d you wrong,
j bring on a crowd, Clinton’s halLs are i
sesses what no one else in the world
has eVer been knovm to poseess — a
well that furnishes gasoline already
refined.
Now just imagine Mr. Jumper’s
feelings. He will, of course, ask the
filling station to dig up its tanks—
but just think how he wjll feel while!
it’s being done! If there is a leak in j
the tanks, he has nothing more tharli
a well that is ruined for a time—a!
well that gives up polluted water. i
But if there is no leak! It may mean^’
all sorts of things for Mr. Jumper. It
may mean wealth, not little bits of ■
w'ealth but great gobs of it. In ad-j
diticn, it may mean that a heretofore'
unsuspected oil field will be oiHjned!
up—in which case not Mr. Jumper
alone, but all his neighbors will havo!
a chance to .share in the profits. |
However, it may be that we are
counting chickens before they are
hatched. Perhaps it would be better to
wait until we learn whether or not
there is a leak in that gasoline tank.
.As much as we would like,to see Mr.
Jumper rich, it mu.st be admitted that
the chances are for the. leak. Well,
just another million gone
FINAL SETTLEMENT
j at 11 o’clock a. m., and on the same J said date, duly proven or be forever
' day will ar.*'!y for-a final discharge i barred.
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Take notice that on the 9th day of from my trust as Administratrix.
June, 1930, I will render a final ac-, Any person indebted to said e'state
count of my acts and doings as Ad-, is notified and required to make pay-! „
ministratnx of the estate of Geo, M,, merit on or before that date; and all j *
Davis, deceased, in 'the office of the ^ persons having claims against said *
Judge of Probate of Laurens county,-: estate will present them on or before i .SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE
MARY GRIFFIN DAMS,
Administratrix, Estate of
Geo. M. Davis, deceased.
7, 1930—5-29-4tc
Mr. Sullivan has faithfully .scrvtsl : always packed when it comes time toi ^iasONS TO MEET
h..s.oun*y ;n varied capaci.ies'in pu.st ST vc out rewards for labor. Ma and, TUESDAY NIGHT
ycar.s at’,I has .‘•r.-c’v g vcii of hi.s time Aunt Het and Uncle .lirn and ^
ard la'cu to ‘he ..au e'of upbuilding ' all thV grandpas'and gramfrnas and, Campbell lodge No. 41, will hold
luiurcn.' county. ' * ^ j hrq.hers and si-sters shake the moth ; regular meeting Friday night,
For the jim’. six ye:ir.< he has served ^ of their Ixrst summer j ^ p. m. All members are
h c un.y in the lower hou-se as onr
cf its safest, m St capable and con-
si’tent men. His ripe Ln:elligen'’e. his
va. ied exiiei ern e, his knowledge of
his eour. y and state, has enabUsI him
to lender vuiuable service! ^
The. tribu > paid Mr.^.Sullivari \Lin-
d^»;y ts de'senViT.- His tnany frierid.s ,will
wateh the .mlct 'ne of his slate rare
w,dh interest, knoy ing. I’s they do,
that he is well ijualifiid for the pro
motion he now .seeks.
, urged to Ik? present.
V. P. Adair, Secretary.
COPELAND-STONE
LOCALS
Freshen up your porch and
MOTHER’S DAY
.Mother's Day. All over the nation
and . in diar^j’ other jiluces, that ter*
re.'itrial .saint will bm-ome the object
of mea’s homage and veneratimi nex,
•Sunday. —^
o;bs and tucker.s and .slick down their'
hair or friziile it up, dejM'mling on
whether they are of the slick or the
frizzly sex. The family car takes <n
its daily dozen passengers and S;?ls
forth.
It all very exciting. Little Jobnny
hesila-tes Th the 1ra??KfTe"’of something t
like “Fiieman, save my child’” and i -
scratches the calf of hU leg with the | w»<*ker furniture with Home of
t.H' of the other shoe, while a room-1 «««■ new awninj? stripe or fijfur-
ful of hearU .slop beating, and ir imc-|Pd slip COVer, materltft.
diate relative.s cease, for a moment lo | "*■
exist. But it'.s nothing to wxirry about. Have you Seen our Cretonne?
Even if he forges and has to boll U) I We have a beautiful as.sortment
safety, it’s all right. The family gets j (if patterns and colors. The.se
over it and .says “Johnny will do bet-1 will brijghten up your home and
lei next year. He’s so young.” Ves , make it more livable,
it’s uUvay.s “Nexi >eur ■ uext year
next year.” We are an optinii.sLic jieo-
There is u ilispute in progress us to j;)*. i,y nuture. Wi* are alway< looking
who ongina'ed the i<l«*a For thi re- f a.s giadualinft studentw
of us that is urr. r.p n'.ai.l a’ol ?'.nn , iit' alway.s looking forward.
.'-cn: *'. Itut it is ( iisy to understaml ; And yet they think of Comm.cue-
why any person responsible for so in- nient as an gndihg rather than a lie-
spiring a ;h.night shoiil i cheri.sh ’’’e ginning! /
cicilit for^it and yet n,)!l;ing con d hi',
more unlike a mother than to .'^ijiia!>hle LIN IfltKRGli SITLL Al' 11'
about whose wa.s the credit.^ It has heen thrx'e years sinee Chai 1.*“
One need only eonsult one sown I'X- jrh tti Paris and fame —
periem es and .seek in vain to , thnt. i.s, almo.st three years. And whim
single mslance where mother ^'>i'Kht
« ledit for tin service and love slie Imre
he." kin. The home mav have lookial es-
We^ave all colors in Curtain
!VfIiterial, solids and coin dots.
These are all new.
Our Crepe Chiffon makes lovo-l
ly dressy dre.sses. We have tor*
(luoise, spill urcen, poppy, tan,
blue' and black.
We are now ’ carryinir read\-
matle Curtains in cross-cro.ss and
c(»Iored ruffles.
years
long time for the p’lolie i . [
any man, unless, of course,} ^^^ash Ties in pretty colors—
is president of Che United .Status , -ov Ciich.
or something like that. All kimls of j
have been tucked with especial «jLrt'^-j--pt,tiply-^ in getting into lirirnn thll^«howing"0f~^’hite Kid
the sick room may have bi-en cymforl- short day.s <xr weeks -but Slippers is now on display. Conu*
«sl by her almost divine presence, yet | ^ man with Lh.^ “gmxl.s" to
say There very'ToTrigr ^ '■
. to notice
ptH-ially tidy, the meal may have been
unusually tasty, ihe eoviu’s might
who permits Sunday to pass without1 US fit yoU with a soft COmfort
eietlit for it. Mothers fin<l their satis
faction in something else.
_ It will be nn.-uJd aon m- daughter-
o permits
^ me me.ssage, s ime greeting to the
1 ving mother. And those whose moth-
el's have gone, realize what a pnn'ious
bon has passed from their lives and
c’ erish her as a beloviMl nu^mory.
.Mothei’s Day is just what it should
h.' a^TTeiTr," Inti mate day to be eele-
b*att‘,l in our hearts and-our homes.
From the motherle.ss everywhere to
the mothensl ehihl any when* goes the
lounsel to deslicate Funday to her hon
or and her service.
ijn and see theip.
s—
Somvhow or other, Uoloncl Lind-
Jiergh always suocec*ds in doing seme
Have you looked at your old!
hat ? Others do. Come iiLand Jet
you have definitely laid him on the
shelf. What with gXKMl-ivill flight.s,
exploration flights, glider accidents,
marriages, trans-eontinental records,
and mail routes- his life mu.st bt* an
exciting thing. However, it doesn’t
aeerm to worry him in the least. In
the new.s reels he i.s still the embar-1
rassed-looking, tall, fellow who climbs 1
out of cock-pits and smiles at the |
able and stylish Straw Hat.
FrierWly Five and Portage Ox
fords — made in the newest
styles and prices are only $5.00
and $6.00.
(OMMKNt EMKNT
Time, Tur,
aroiind again. Snon our
«>rp!ianage. and eolleiie will be hold
ing their I tiinmenceinent <*xerci.ses.
l’*ov.'' and girls will it e’eive their cer-
t.fi. .1 e^ and (iiploma-- then it will
all bt over but the 'Uoating. Then it
will be ''Ile\ h i!’’ for .•summer .schools
New shipment of Neckwear—
Amos 'n Andy—buy one today
camera. You never see him “putting !—womething different.
on the dog” for the movies. And,, —
w hat’s mtire. he hasn't signed any dot- i New shipment of Shirts—jusl
ted lines for bigger and better air [arrived. Come In and get your
I pictures. [supply. Summer time is here.
iiai como-j Aftcx_Ms_firsL.emJob,attaking-flight] _
high school, it seemed as if Lindlxergh were indeeti i V\ ||jt0 Duck Trousers for the
going to try to be a modest young j HtUe fellow who wants to dress
his own life in.stead of li^^, -Dad.” Sizes 6 years up.
man and live
letting someone else live it for him. |
Howi'ver, that sort of task is recog-^
Mi7.ed as a very difficult thing for a
man in his position. Not afew of us'
White Duck Sailor I*ant8-
sizes 6 to 18 vears.
end sun.nur work.."Hey ho!” for the rather doubliHl his ability to take
fo^hing 1 i i> a.id bathing suits, "Hey j such a stand and keep it for long. The
bul" f.u cca.les.- day.s and hjt, .sleep-1 dollar-mark is a hard sign-hoard to
I ignore. It points to a ro.'H'-eolored vis-
,Little Heys I*aht.s—in straight
leg and knicker bottoms.
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h ■<s nighl.s.
Commen, e:m*nt speakers are for- i oase and plenty, a fat bank ae-:
t\er remmdiiig us, with their high-j ftge, and all that •sort
p umimg oraory and ornate figures
thing.
of speech, that commencement is not ' But Colonel Lindbergh' has come
n’l emling liut a beginning. They are j.through with flying wlors, and we,
forever reminding us—yet we fsirgel | cannot help -respecting him for it. In
from year to year. Folks will always i < ne day he became a hero. In three
look on commencement as a co,mple- i years he has become a national figure,
tion of task.s—a goal to lx* attained;; How many of the oncc-fanoous trans-
but it isn’t. CoMimencement is the hu- i .Atlantic flyers of the past few years
gle note that calls to horses to the j are now remembered? See how many
pole for the start of the race, that is of them you can name, just off4iand.
all. To be sure, it is the completion of, Now—don’t you think Lindbergh has
Men’s Khaki Pants—in light
■Shirts to match pants.
Some regular bottom pants and
others extra wide.
something—but it is no more than a
completion that opens a door to some
thing new.
Students think of it as a ili>crway
done something? It is quite as re
markable as his flight to Paris,
though not as sensational. It’s like the
tortoise and the hare. ’The hare gets
New shipment of Caps—new
colors — new patterns — new
styles.
Men’s and Boys’ Golf Hose.
White Sailor Caps—15c each.
Summer Underw’ear in Union!
Suits—shorts and shirts—^roomy
and comfortable.
that opens before them, not as one ® start, but you’ll remember the
that closes behind them. Listen tells us he went to sleep. A man
their conversation at this sea.ion of want.s to get some place must,
the year. l>o you hear them asking tortoise, keep always awake
one another "What have you done in always going forward.
school?” or “What are you going to — —
do next year?” Try listening to them A GASOLINE WELL
once. Juft to see what they say. It will i Either a filling statioB at Gaston,
show you that they think of a diploma! 8. C., is losing a lot of money this
as simply a ticket for a longer ride or | month, or nature ia taking an un-
a bigger and much more fascinating i paralleled shortcut for the benefit of
Ladies’ Slippers—$2.95 up.
Sleeping garments for men,
W4>men and children.
■how.
CcMCimencement, very appropriately,
cornea to us at the spring of the year.
The trees are sending out their leaves,
and flowers are unfolding their blos
soms. It is a fitting time of the year,
tor our ohiklren are going out into ’ *way, a filling station
the motoring public. Mr. W. I. Jump
er of Gaston, has, for a short time
past, been noticing an oily glaxe on
the water that comas ool of hia well.
What’s more, it’s not erode oil, but
gasoline! And across the ixmmI, a hnn-
heretoCore untrodden paths, unfolding
eagerly to stretch out for newer op-
portonities and finer achievements.'It
if the time of birth—birttt of new be-
sUnds. iu Unks funk well into the
ground, af is the way of filllQg sta
tions.
^ It is very mystifying. Either thorn
tanks are leaking, or Mr. Jumper pos-
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IT’S ICE TEA-
i'' WHIRf ECONOMY RUlfS'
N. B. C.
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CRACKERS
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And A&P Food Stores are stocked with the choicest
biendr and brands of tea. In the famous markets of the
nrorld AdkP representation assures the choicest tea
for AStP-—they are shipped to Americfc-i-'blended by
•sperta—-and of course'offered to you nl AdkP Fo6d
Stores nl prices that afford kignificani saeinga.
AdkP Pure
GRAPE JUICE
pint
bottle
Kajah Brand
SALAD
DRESSING
C _25c
Del Monte or Libby
BARTLETT
PEARS
-JT J5c
Del Monte or Liihy
CHERRIES
*52* 19c
Cri^K>
nG BARS
2 2Se
Golden Tipped—Indin—Ceylon—Jaea
OUR OWN TEA
% Ib. pkc. X5c
Orange Pekoe or India Ceylon
NECTAR TEA
Vi tb.
Pkg-
Vi tb.
pkg.
37c
doL 29c
19c
Large and Juicy
LEMONS
Fancy
Peanut Butter lb. I9e
Poal ToaMiee or Kellogg*a
Corn FlaJies 2 pigs. 15c
Del Monte or Liiby
APRICOTS tr 35c
OwOmr Maid
BEANS a atwSSc
MlLKKta; i r SSe
VISIT OUR PRODUCE DEPT.
We have a comidete line — Beans, Peas, Spinach, Mus-
terd, Cabbage, Squash, Cucumbers, Turnips, Peppers,
Carrots, Beets, New and Old Potatoes, Fresh Pineapple.
Oranges, Apples, Bananas.
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