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THE CUNTON CHKUNICLB. CLINTON, S. C /, '1 ■*.] - ■/ *:^ V THUBSDAT, MAT 22, 1930 WE;IGHED99 LBS.GAINSa2^ ,... SUNDAY SCHOOL LES.SON I **1 only w«iffa«d 99 pounds vVcjlci started Serf on but I weiffh IS^^w and feel better and have %, if^i^ strength than in 20 years. My digei* tion was so bad that 1 couldn’t V By Ree. 8a«stl D^. Price, D. D,, Asiodats Geasral Secretory of the I World’e Sunday 3^eol Association. 4*—*•****•*—*****^*** ***** •**«•••••*•**••*••••••••••••* International Sunday ScHool Lesson for May 25 “ JESUS DESCRIBES THE FUTURE OF THE KINGDOM Matthew 25:1-13 the men to come that way, the “ten rirgins” dozed off. Then there was the outcry, “Behold! the bridegroom.” There was orderly confusion while During the morning of that last Tuesday of his ministry Jesua had necessarily been on the defensive as Sadducees, Herodians and Pharisees' hectled him while he sought to'teach' ■ in the temple courts. It may have been for the usual noon siesta that he with drew with his disciples to the Mooint cf Olives, just across the Kedron/val ley. He could not be iiuretirement for . cio A-ds thronged him at every turn. • yThat afternoon his'boodbyd words fere spoken to the populace, for he never addressed the crowd again. It is ^nathral in saying forewell to think fotward to the time when we will meet ;n lurther fellowship with those from whom we are now separating. .Jesus idW this very thing. However long it lamps were trimmed but consternation on the part '^ those who found they New Candidate In Ward Two J. E. Benjamin announces his can-j didacy Jn today’s paper for alderman I from ward two in the approaching pri mary. Mr. Benjamin is well known in the city and made the. race for council from his ward two years ago. His friends will be glad to know that he is again offering. had no oil to replenish the lamps that were going out. Some thirigs cannot be borrowed in a crisis and eternal salvation is one. Those who were not ready learned, too late, that “the door was shut.” The hour for the return of Christ to this yesrth is also uncertain. Scripture tells of related events, but even Jesus declared the time was only in the j mind of the Father. In all ages since, | some have prophesied the exact time t That Will Satisfy MRS. FANNIK CAUBLE^* of Christ’s second coming and all thus L‘, ’thi: ^hly'mri.'oJy-th. That h. will' come again is as sure as ever. But in ' the uncertainty as to the exact time | may threshold to the existence that is eternaJ. During the afternoon hours j- t>u . 1 V * — J i ail be prepared. The golden text tht'teacher turned th^r attention to ^ ..t.i,. facs in the future. The theological is a safety exhortation: “Take ye heed, anything but bread and milk.^'I lost i ;,7me for “la^t things’’is Eschatology w weight rapidly, had terrible .pains,in title can be turned to in a when the time is, Mark l.i;33. Those my back and sides, and a rheurwalic Hfbh-dictionary for more specific in- constant fellowship with condition developed all over my bodyJ,^rnrtion. At this time read .Matthew »urely be ready. I^lieyers For months I couldn’t turn myself in 2t5. These teachings can well’!^n‘-’«»‘while with him in glory bed or even move without helj). I wallhiJ called “The IViphecy on the told I couldn’t live and I’^l los1„ JjoF»c Mount,” ia distinction frj^m "The .Ser- will return with him for the resurrec tion of their bodies and an earthly -.J3.X ..A;v.cr _Iiruliag -relief.- .*^gon chantJed Hiy whole life. I am.c^tUig anything I like without the learf'l' gestion and I’m so strengthened'and invigorated that I do all my, house-, work and milk the cows too. i.«n’t a pain left in my body and I ac~. tually walked three miles tly« other day to a school house to Attemf'aV meeting. * . J . ".Sargon Pills clean.sed my systepj of i>oisons, put my liver to work and ended my constipation.”-T-Mrs. Fannie Cauble, Route 2, Box Ho, Fletchcf, S. C. Sadler-Owens Pharmacy, Agent#.^. Adv. - Mdunl',”'Tiraltbiew iifuile rs which come to t^iiery (ol- umn^^whieh the writer conducts in the Christian Herald, indicate that niulti- reitfn af ^ r igbte^trUwneHSrv Soi^e-of- ihel < Y^attendant details are found in I Thes-‘ I salonians 4:i:i-.5;ll. luiw^re eager to know more specific ally about the state of the soul after Doetort Disagree, Tdien children are irritable aud ppeti itching C3^, nose and fingers, doctom wiD not wwaya agree that they are suf- fering from worms. Many mothers, too, the* will not believe that their carefully brought up children can have worms. “ fac the death of the body, recognition of fri^i^hs in heaven, the general judg* nmnt with the related rewards and ntiseries. It is natural tb study in ad- vaijce when about to make a long jour- and it is in order to think also on the facts in the future life. , .Itous made it very clear, and other Bible references are equally /lirect, that there will be a second coming to this earth. This is a basic belief for jail (Thristians and not merely for those 'who make this a central teaching in their denomination. As the Did Testa ment prophesies the coming of the j Messiah, so the New Testament tells j of his return with glory and full rule on the earth. ( To make the matter as clear as pos- * sible a iiarable is use<l which sets LEADERS LOSE FIRST GAMES Monarch and MoMohon. /Me^f I)e/eat In Mid-State Isiop. rilMtnti and (loldville Win. Standing nf the Leagiie: Mollohon .Monarch Oakland W’hitmire Clinton Ooldville Newberry I.aurena 4 4 4 3 2 2 1 0 I I 1 2 3 3 4 Both the leaders fell in Saturday’^ conflicts around the Mid-State Textile league, Oakland takipg the count from Monarch, ami Mollohon falling before Whitmire. (loldville went on a wild slugging The fact remains that these symptoms forth in.ist familiar fa('t,s, fur the <1***, spree to trounce LaurenK, ir» will yield,'in a great majority of cescs, i few doses of White’s Cream Ver- to a few doses of WTiito’s Cream Y cr- mifuge, the sure cxpcllant of round and pin Worms. If your child has any ■of - these- aymntonuL-tfy“*this- barm-- Im, old fasnionea remedy, which you can get_at 35o per bottlo from tails of a local wediling were known to all. The groom was having his bache Rolf ('lark^hfit a couple of. home runs with two men on the sacks each time. ■ lor dinner with his friends. A group and Truesdale got four hits out of five *of women prepared to meet the men , home. It ‘ WHS night and all would need burning mes uf). Dickey also got a homer. Five home run.s feartured the ('lin-'^ ton-.Newberry eru-oimter, which f'lih- S VDLKK-OWKNS l‘HAKMACY lamps to lighten the way and to add^^jj y Monarch nosed out to the celebration. While waiting f'»r ,,, Whitmire beat MoMoholl, I to 3, ill tln* Othcr gailK*. *' I R H E ^ I Mollohon 3 H .*1 EVERY $1.00 Whitmire Oakland .Monaivh BROUGHT BACK t Clinton .Newberry Goldville l.Auren8 t 1 R 1 (> li lt 7 R l.S 7 l> H K 12 H 11 10 H 17 9 f 253 Supery^fd Sido Drosting Corn Demfibiistrations Provo If. Here is plain proof that the right food at the right time means real money from your corn crop. These 253 supervised demonstra tions— in 10* Southern states—show that Chilean Nitrate is the plant food that makes corn pay. An average of 197 lbs. of Chilean Nitrate per acre made an average increase of 17.5 bu. per acre. Every dollar invested in Chilean Nitrate re. urned $3.38 in extra corn. Abrams Out For Council Side dress liberally when corn is knee high. That's the rule for corn success. Chilean Ni trate is rich in quickly available nitrogen. Goes right to work. Crops quit loafing and grow...larger ears—and more ears per stalk. Prevents “firing.” Chilean Nitrate is the only natural nitrate fertilizer in the world. It costs very little. Easy to put out. Quick acting. Sure. H. Y. Abrams enters the municipal race today as a candidate for aider- man from ward six, this seat now be ing heli^by J. P. Carter. Mr. Abrams has long been a resident of Clinton and is favorably known here by many friends who will be interested in his candidacy. He is proprietor of Abrams Barber shop and has always been iden tified with the best interests of the community. - Frontis Clock , Names Winner See your local fertUiaer dealer. If he does not carry Chilean Nitrate of Soda he can easily get it for you. Fran Fcrtilixar Book Our new book, VHqw to Fertilize Corn in the South.” Crammed with money-making facts. Free. Ask for Book No. 5, or tear out thip ad and mail it writtegpn the h 1830-1930 One hundred jeara of fertU- iaer aervice to Amerieam agii- ^1^. ^our name and address -5in| The handsome clock in the window of Frontis Jewelry store stopped at No. 27 and thereby brought to a close an interesting contest, This being the Uicky number of Miss Daisy Ledford, member of the high school graduating class, she was given a choice of any gift on display in the window with the compliments of this well known jewelry firm. Chilean te of .Soda 4.’. BUREAU •10 C.roliWliI, Bld(.,i:olcaibl., 'S. C. fn replying, pletue refiw la Md No. e9 • 1 *it% ao*A i». wav SUCK* •• • A ' I <3 tr. p CITATION OF LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION The State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. By 0. G. Thompson, Probate Judge. Whereas, Mr.«i. Susie S. Blakely | made suit to^me to grant her l.etters of Administration of the Estate and, effects of Mrs. Lou B. Simpson. These are therafors, to cite and ad-' ^onish afi and skigular the Kindred and Creditors* of-Bie said Mrs. Lou B. Simpson, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Laurens on June i4 19Sq, next™ afte? publication hereof, .* ap-UJd’clock in thd fprenoon, to show cause, if any they have why the said Adhiinistration should not be granted. Given uner my hand, this 20th day of May, Anno Doniini, 1930. O. G. THOMPSON. ♦ YOUR SWEET TOOTH CUUSSEN’S *8ince 1841—South’s Favorite** Redoced Prices On STATIONERY Ward's Boston Linen, $5.(K) values Club Parchment, Deckle Edse, 3.00 values - $2.05 ; * ..$1.50 i: .. V -tp- Whiting and Cook, Colonial Kidskin, $150 values .... $1.0<) j ^ Whiting and Cook; Colonial Kidskin, $1.00 values .... 75c Wliiting and Cook, Correspondence Cards, 75c value .. 50c Colored Stationery with ostrick quills, $2.00 value .. $1.00 Odd Boxes’ up to $2.00 50c and 75c GALLOWAYMmUAN BOOK STORE We call your attention to our Produce Bargains in this list of Specials. The Quality Service Stores have the best possible, connections for th^ir supply of fruits and vegetables and there isn't a*^ff*6ap of stores anywhere that can excell us either in the matter of seasonableness—freshness or price. s • For your Health's sake—Eat More Fruits and Vegetables this Hot W eather. Banquet TEA, 1-4 tb. 2Bc Newberry Home ^ ‘ MEAL KINGAN’S RELIABLE Whole HAMS, lb 27c 12 Lbs. 37c BALLENTINE'S Smok^ SAUSAGE, lb. 29c White’s Vegetable Loaf, lb .. 28c JUMBO PEANUT BUTTER, pt. jar .. 21c Golden Crown Syrup, Vz gal. 39c Shivar’s ALE; bottle 10c International SALT. S boxes 11c Borden's Evap. Milk, 5 cans .. 23c BANANAS, lb 7c Pie can 23c DUKE'S ' MAYONNAISE, 8 oz....... 23c NEHl DRINKS, WHITE’S CORNFIELD LARD, bucket 63 ■ clIIiSSEN ANb OUNTON BREtlT— RECOMMENDED BY ALL Q. S. S. STORES. Medium Ivory Soap ‘It floats—always in sight’ 3 bars Fresb Red POTATOES, 4. Super Suds ‘Washes dishes faster. No • Streaks." 3 Boxes BALLENTINE'S WEINERS, lb. 2Sc CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS, 3 boxes. 23c RED PEACOCK SYRUP, quart can A FULL LINE OF FRESH^^ETABLES AT ALL Q. S. fe. STORES. Gold Medal FLOUR, 24-lbs. S1.25 - --- -- - -- -■ ^ ———— THESZ MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS OF QUAIJTf dSBRVICE: CLINTON. 8. C. jpiTMIRi; S. C. . Baldwin's Grocery,' J. M. Pitta, Blakely'a Young Bros. Scott Grocery Co. Gro^ry, I. C. Boland, L. V. PtospOi C^ ^ GOLDVILI^^^ Merc. Go. ton Mercantile Co. T.?. * It i. # ■ 'J . Sp 'S*JH Caraja COFFEE, lb 34c ' CAMPBELL'S PORK&BEANS, 3 cans 23c 23c ■l 'iT i