The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 08, 1930, Image 7
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THURSDAY, MAY 8.1930
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE.* CLINTON. S. C.
RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION
A Battle Creek physician says,
“Constipation is responsible for more
misery than any other cause.” j
But immediate relief has been;
found. A tablet called Rexall Order-'
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Farm Demonstration
Notes
C. B. Cannon, County Agent
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New Poison for Control of Mexican
Bean Beetle '
“HEART MEDICINE”
tablet! ygy going to believe me, when experiment station at Clemson
attracts water from the system into j j tpn yjpg^ j^j,d' college, has been working to find out
the lazy colon.*The water loosens the ^^ost dependable heart remedy known, tnore satisfactory methods of controll-
always within your reach and abso-j Mexican bean beetle 4han has
lutely within your reach and absolute-found in the use of arsenate of
lies has been discovered
dry food waste and causes a gentle,
thorough, natural, movement without
you
Well vou^**^^- Farmers have found it very dif
ficult to control the beetle with arse
nate of lead, due to the fact that ar*e
Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night. Xextl seems worth while to me to do a loti burns the foliagk Magne^;um ar-
day bright. Get 24 for 25c today at‘of sober thinking.
forming a habit or, ever increasing ]y f,.pp
the dose. j certainly have. In these daj*8 of
Stop suffering from constipation, j sudden death from “heart disease," it
the nearest Rexall Drug Store.
‘ SMITH’S PHARM.\CY
^ SEE US FOR
BEST PRICES
Just Unloaded Carload
Oats
Hay
Chicken Feed
Meal
Hulls
Get our prices^ before
you buy. '
FARMERS
-BICHANGE
The horizontal position—the recum
bent posture — lying in bed — call it
whatever you please — is first and
Political Announcements I
FOR MAYOR
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for re-election as Mayor, of the j
Town of Clinton, subject to the result tj
of the Democratic primarv. j
JACK H. YOUNG. |
FOR ALDERMAN i
>Vard One |
I hereby announce myself as a can- ^ |
didate "for re-election as Alderman; ^
from Ward 1, subject to the result of
the Democr;sitic primary.
WISTERIA. HENR’l .
iinBiHB. !■!' BWiBlIilBlilB’ ■ '•'''BiBini
senate has provenn very satir^a tory.
Poisons should be applied as soon as I hereby announce myself as a can-
eggs become rather numer.ous or as! didate for Alilerman from Ward 1,
soon as the adults appear in suffi- j subject to the result of the city Demo-
foremost in caring for a tired heart, icient numbers to do noticeable dam-icratic primary.
j I saw n aaged man, not, long ago, with , age. Additional applications should | _ H. L. EICHELBERGER.
I a rapidly failing heart; one month in i be made at intervals of three to seven
bed completely restored him, so far! days (in case of light infestations at
as I could discern; he shows no sign I ten-day intervals) until the pest ,
of heart failure today, and is appar- under control. The frequency of appli- didate for re-election as Alderman
enlty healthy as a man of his years cation may be determined by the num-!fTom Ward 2, subject to the rules arjd
can be. He took perhaps sixty cents: her and activity of the insects in the , regulations of the Democratic pri-
worth of medicine! The recumben. po- field and b.v the number entering the ^ mary. . PET B. AD.'MR.
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Ward Two
I hereby announce myself as a can-
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YOtJRiMOTHER
THINKS OF YOU EVERY DAY
Let her .know that, you are thinking
of her .. especially on Mother’s Day
SEND HER A BOX OF CANDY
NORRIS
PARK AND TILFORD
Appropriately Wrapped
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
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sitjon cured him; he was hot permit-Vfield. W’hen emerged hibernated beet-!
les enter the fields daily in large
numbers, as they did in 1929, at least
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ted to even sit up to take his meals;
I orders were orders here; disobedience
j might have cost him his life.*
! Of course your heart isn’t like that,
j But do you know that the eight hours
I you should spend in bed each night
j does the very thing for you that was
*\vo applications of poison per week!
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Alderman from W’ard 2,
subject to the result of the city Dem-]
CORNER AT UNION STATION
immmm
PHONES 377 and 400
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are necessary to save the crop. Two
applications per week are also fre
qucntly necessary when damage from
the first generation of larvae is bad
ocratic primary.
H. J. PITTS.
done to the old man? And don’t you j and when migration becomes general
know that the heart, does three times, in late summer or when rains occur
as much work when you are up and ! frequently. The benefit of one poiaan i, ~
W'ard Three
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Alderman for W’ard 3, sub
ject to the rules of the Clinton City
Democratic primary
ipflHcatiott under tkese conditions is
of little value unless the poison sched<
ule is maintained until control is
obtained.
With a moderatte infestation one
application of poison per week is ade
quate, and with very light infestations
poison application at ten-day inter
vals are satisfactory. Three to six ap
plications of poison m»y necessary
for any one crop. Careful observaions
data#- aa %. duea
the horizontal position? 'Then, if the
heart becomes weakened, failing in its
strength and function from overwork
and abuse—the very first thing to do
is, give it rest* In many cases that’s
all it needs.
The heart may be abused — over
worked, in a thousand different ways;
what are you doing to your heart?
Are you giving it the rest that it ab
solutely must have? You, who are up J should he made to determine the time
all day, and extend the festivities till j for tnaking the first application. Ap-
past midnight? 'Th^n, do you whip up, plications of poison ipade too early
the tiring vital organ with cigarettes, | vvill not be economical as the beetles
j heavy food, or with alcoholics? Or I are just entering the field. It is also
l'\vith. medicine ? Let me tel! youily^ry easy to wait so long to make the
\ou are tampering—-flirting . w'ithi-fiTst application that the beetles, will
danger to your life! j cause serious injury to the plants.
I -All poison.s should he applied to the
low’er surface of the leaves. Unless
VF'RY OITTF’T'I <‘arly in the morning while the
Y rilV I V^UirjI : plants. dti.st used in
I .small machines will not accumulate
! well on the lower surface of the leaves,
to stay foreclosufes on farm lands by inadiMpiate. It is
better to apply sprays when the plants I
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STATE MEETS
(Continued from page one)
j the fedeial land hank were also en
dorse.!.
Lancaster county endorsed the can
didacy of Roach S. Stewart, a favorite
son and chairman of the state conven-
are dry.
.Ar.'cnical poisons should not be used
while plants are in the Waring stage
unless provision can he made for
tion, for the governorship. Mr. Stew* . . . . —.r-
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for re-election as Alderman 1
from W’ard 3, subject to the result of
the Democratic primary.
W. J. DUNC-AM.
Ward Four
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for re-election as Alderman
from W’ard 4, subject to the result of
the Democratic primary.
W. W. HARRIS.
W’ard Five
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Alderman from W’ard 5,
subject to the rules and regulations
of the Democratie jirimary.
W’. A. BUCHANAN.
Ward Six
I hereby announce myself a.s a can
didate for Alderman from W'ard 6,’
subject to the, rules and regulations;
of the city iKunocrutic primary. I
GEORGE A. WILSON. |
I hereby announce myself as a can-1
didatc for Alderman from W’ard <>,,
subject to the result of the city Dem
ocratic primary.
R. \V. BHILLIPS.
SPECIAL
would run.
In a number of counties. Pickens,
Oconee, McCormick, Laurens, Green*
wood, Abbeville, Beaufort, Union,
Cherokee, Dillon, York, Marlboro,
Cheraw, Chester, the election of offi
cers was the principal business in har
monious .sessions. In a few instances
special resolutions were adopted.
McCermick county adapted a reso
lution favoring the appointment of
Judge John J. Parker, of North Caro*
lina, to the supreme court.
Newberry county adopted a resolu
tion favoring strict enforcement of the
18th amendment and asking that all
officers “abstain from all liquors as a' as a spray as follows:
water before selling or cooking. Dan- FOR SUPERVISOR
gerous poisonous residues have been | I hereby announce my.self as u can-j
found on beans in the Southeast, and j didate for Supervisor of Laurens |
this precaution is advisable so that no: County, subject to the result of thej
questions will arise as to the market-1 Democratic primary.
NEW GILLETTE RAZOR AND
NEW GILLEHE BLADE
F REE!
WITH EACH TUBE OF PALMOLIVE OR
COLGATE SHAVING CREAM.
PRICE 3!)c
$1.35 VALUE FOR 35*=
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“The Old Reliable”
Telephone 19
ability of the green product. Fruiting
beans rarely ever need poison appli- {
cations if control has been satisfac
torily maintained previously. ^
Magnesium arsenate is the only ef
fective arsenical that can be used
safely on bean foliage under present
climatic conditions and while the pres
ent calcium arsenate situation pre
vails.
J. WARREN CRANE.
Notice is hereby given that I am
a candidate for re-election to the of
fice of County Supervisor, subject to
the will of the majority of Laurens
county voters, and will cheerfully
abide their decision in the DenuK-ratic
primary. JOHN D. W. WATTS.
I hereby announce myself as a can-
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GREENWOOD COCA-COLA
BOTTLING CO.
Greenwood, S. C.
beverage.”
Barnwell county endorsed the can
didacy of J. E. Harley of Barnwell, for
lieutenant governor, and that of Col.
Harry D. Caihoun of Denmark, for
secretary bf state.
At Abbeville, H. H. Chester of Cal-
Magnesium. arsenate should be used I didate for Supervisor of Laurens
county, and pledge myself to abide by |
the result of the Democratic primary.,
A. RHETT MARTIN, i
For large amounts, 1 pound of mag
nesium arsenate to 50 gallons of wa-1
ter. For small quantities, 1 ounce of
magnesium arsenate to 3 gallons of
water.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
I hereby announce myself as a can-
1, didate for Treasurer of Laurens
In case a spray cannot be used, a County, subject to the rules and regu-
hotm Falls, adnroTrrehed the delegates i, laUons of the Democratic primary.
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not to be “swayed by Richards and
his gang.”
Mother’s Day Service
At Bailey Memorial
substituted as follows:
1 pound magnesium arsenate
3 pounds of lime hydrate.
and
WANTS
(W’ritten for The Chronicle) CHICKS—Day old, week old, month
The public of. Clinton an^ surround-1 ^ 20c. Come get your ch;,ice:
ing community, has a cordial invita-' I*«‘Rhorns. Unger’s
: tion to attend a special Mother’s day. 5-22-3tp
program to be presented at Bailey Mc-
B. RUTLEDGE FULLER, j
I hereby announ(;e myself a.s a can
didate for Treasurer of Lauren.s coun
ty, and pledge myself to abide by the
re-ult of the Democratic primary. .
D. ROY SIMI’SON.
FOR JL’IKiE OF PROBATE
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of Probate Judge
for Laurens County, .S. C., subjcot to
morial Methodist church, Sunday
night. May 10th, beginning at 7-.‘{0
i Special music will be furnished by
the church choir, and the service of ^■^^TED
one of the best male quartettes in the
county ha? been secured for the oc
casion, and several of the latest
Mother’s day selections will he ren
dered by them.
Hon. I*eon W. Harris of .Anderson,
will deliver an address at the service,
Ofl the subject of “What Mc.Owe the
Mothers of Yesterday.” Rev. A. J
Bowling, the pastor, will deliver an
address on the subject of “What We
Owe the Mothers of Today.”
The quartettes to be rendered are
as follows: “Mother's Day,” “Oh,
Mother, How We Miss You,” “t*he Al
ways UndersUnds,” “That Mother of
Mine,”
A great crowd is expected to be
present, eo come early, in order to get
the whole program,
FOR rent—My residence on East the rules of the Democratic party.
DANCE AT STOMPS'
A aquare dance will be given to
night at Stomp Springs, it was an*
nounced yecterday by Mr. Ferguson,
to which the piMic is cordially in
vited.
WHAT DO
P. 8. JEANBS
SUBSCRIBB TO TUB CHSONKfLB
DO?
“Carolina avenue. Partly furnished. G. A. POW Ell.
Apply to B. L. King.
— —— 1 I hereby announce myself as a can-
A position by a young i for Judge of Probate of Lau-
lady with collegiate and business i County, subject to the result of
training, for general office work andjjj^g Democratic primary* i
short-hand. References furnished on j HOUSTON BABB, i
application. Box 385, Clinton, S. C. 2p | j
SPECIAL PRI^ES^n'iiby Chicks i * hereby announce myself as a can-
and Custom Hatching. 25% off reg-, dilate for Judge V Probate of Uu-1
ular lists. A few nice Reds not sold! County, and pledp myself to
this week. Also Leghorns and Ancon-! »b>de by the results of the Dem^rat.c
as. Bring your eggs for hatching Mon-; pnniary. W. El, WASHINGTON,
day. Clinton Hatchery and Feed Com
pany. Phone 213. Itp
For one dollar will mail you an old
family recipe for making liniment
unexcelled for relief in Rheumatism;
Stiff Join^, Sprains, Bruises, Sores,
Cuts, Sore Itching Feet, and most ail
ments for which liniments are used.
Save by making your own liniment.
Address: E. F. Bookter, Greenwood,
S. C. 6-22-3tp
BABY CHICKS — Purebred R. I.
Reds, White and Barred EofllKS,
White and Buff Leghorns, at 112 per
100 delivered. 111 at hatchery. Bring
or send eggs and we charge 4c for
each chick hatched for you—no charge
for ones that do not hatch. New ma
chinery. Experien<^ men, day and
night shift!. Capacity 114,000 eggs.
Take any mipiber. of, eggs any day.
Vnger'a Hatchert, Seluda,^*^.
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF
EDUCATION
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Superintendent of Educa
tion of Laurens county, subject to the
rules and regulations of the Demo
cratic primary.
MRS. ARTHUR COPEIJtND.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of Superintendent
of Education of Laurens County,
pledging myself to abide the results
of the Democratic primary.
C. F. BROOKS.
Dr. Frank F« Hicks
DENTIST
Office Natieaal Bank
Dr. Sadth'a FenMr
ISS
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For Young Men
$1^75
Extra Pants $4.98
Style and quality are happTy blended in “The
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cut and distincave pattei:»l with dependable
fabrics and skillful tailrimg.- Cassimeres,
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7-9 Musgrove St. Clinton, S. C.
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