The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 19, 1930, Image 9
THURSDAY. JUNE 19, i930v
4rHE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C.
Political Announcements
FOR SUPERVIS<^ .
I hereby announce myself^as a can
didate for Supervisor of I^urens
County, subject to the result of the
Democratic primary.
J. WARREN CRANE.
Notice is hereby given that I am
a candidate for re-election to the of-
Tce of County Supervisor, subject to
the will of the majority of Laurens
county voters, and will cheerfully
abide their decision in the Democratic
primary. JOHN D. W; WATTS.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Supervisor of Laurens
county, and pledge myself to abide by
the result pf the Democratic primary.
A. RHETT MARTIN.
New Books Added
To Library Shelves
UQUOR BLOCKADE
HELD EFFECTIVE
Mrs. Irby Hipp, librarian, calls at-1 Detrmt Collector Praises Canadian =
tention to the following books recent
ly added to the library:
“Laughing Boy,” by Oliver La-
Farge.
“Roper’s Row," by Warwick Deep
ing.
“All Quiet on the Western Front,"
by Erick M. Remarque. .
“Guarded -Halo," by Margaret Ped-
ler. '
“Miss Annie Spragg.”” by Brom-
field.
“^’aste Corner," by Ruth Manning
Export Law. Contraband Trade.
Is Comparati^rely Dull.
Detroit, June 14.—-Conditions along
the Detroit river during the first two
•weeks of operation of the new Ca
nadian liquor export law have just
about convinced Col. Heinrich A. Pick-
ert, collector of ctflloms, that com
mercial smuggling of liquor has
ceased.
“Once In a while some fellow tries
to get across with a few bottles un
der his raincoat,” said Colonel Pick-
Sanders. ^ {ert today, “but that is an entirely d i-
.Queen Elizabeth, by Katherine proposition from the smug-
Anthony.
“the Magic Island,” W. S.
brook.
Sea-
FOR C;pUNTY TREASURER
I hereby announce myself as a can-i and January,
didate for Treasurer of liAurens “Presbyterian
County, subject to the rules and regu
lations of the Democratic primary.
B. RUTLEDGE FULLER.
I hereby announce myself as a can-
Women of the
South," by Margarei Adams Gist.
“The Tragic Era,” ’by Claude Bow
ers.
“A Diary From Dixie.” by Mary B
didate for Treasurer of Laurens coun-1 Chesnut
ty, and pledge myself to abide by the
result of the Democratic primary.
D. ROY SIMPSON.
I hereby announce myself, as a can
didate for re-election as Treasurer of
One-third cup butter, one cup fine
Laurens County, subject to the rules granulated sugar, one and Jhree-quar-
and regulations of the Democratic
primary. ROSS D. YOUNG.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Treasurer of Laurens
County, subject to the rules and reg- chopped nuts.
ulations of the Democratic primary.
. REX LANFORD,
FOR AUDITOR
gling of thousands of cases a month.”
Colonel Pickert is not sure yet
UWrarv Guild book, for Octobor i "’’/‘’’"u “ ” * I'*" ^
j enforced armistice^ in the liquor war
i zone. “Of course,” he said, “we don’t
know whether they arc going to re-1
form or try something else.” |
“There were at least 10,000 men in j
the rum running racket,” the collector j
declared in answer to a question, “and |
I should say that at least 0,000 of!
them lived on the United States side j
of the border.” j
Three weeks ago these men were j
engaged, so far as their starting!
point, Canada, was concerned, in ai
perfectly legitimate business. They
registered their whiskey, wine, beer j
and gin for export with the Canadian ^
government. Their activities on the I
Canadian side of the border were open I
and above boaVd. American customs
“PInancing American Industry,
Simmons.
Nut Cake
by
ters cups sifted flour, two and one-
half teaspoons baking-powder, one-
half cup milk, one-half teaspotm va
nilla, three egg whites, one-half cup
Cream the butter and sugar. Sift
the dry ingredients together; add part
of the creamed butter and sugar; add
beat
officers stood oh their own side of the S
fiver and watched their movements. It
was jmly ‘ runnffa^ boja.^
them thoroughly;
didate for re-elwtion as Auditor of .i k ♦
Uuren, county, .ubject to the rule, navorm* ,|id beat; add a part
and regulations oT the Democratic pri
mary. SAM R. DORROH
FOR MAGISTRATE
of the chopped nuts, cut and fold in
the whites of the eggs beaten stiff.
Turn into tin and add the remainder
of the chopped-nuts. Bake in a moder-
I hereby announce myself as a can-j,ate oven thirty-five or forty minutes.
didate for Magistrate of Hunter
Township at (linton, and pledge my- rules of the Democratic party,
self to abide by the rules and regula- f x. POWER,
tions of the Democratic primary.
W. HAMPTON WHITLOCK.
dl,e df the river than they were forced
to play hide, and seek with the offi-j:
cers, a game in which the stakes were':
large and the hazards great. ;
During the last month of such op-j'
erations, the runners registered .‘15,- ;
<>()0 ea«es of whiskey for export an<D!
got into the United States with a '
great deal of it. This was the low |
mark of the industry. In May. lltUP, |
before the customs blockade was so ^ ’
well organized and before th(‘ threat!
i I hereby announce myself as a can-
' didate for .luuge of Probate of Lau-
I hereby announce my'self as a can-\rens County, and pledge myself to ‘'f Canadian interference loomed. 1 IS,
didate for re-election as Magi.strate abide hv the results of the Democratic <•()() cases were shippc'd.
of Hunter Township, at Clinton, and primary,
pledge to abide by the result of the
Democratic primary.
JOHN G. PITTS.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Magistrate of Hunter
Tow nship at Clinton and pledge my-1
self to abide by the results of the,
Democratic primary. i
THOS. S. AUGHTRY.
I hereby announce myself as a can- i
*didate for Magistrate of Hunter
Township at Clinton, subject to the
result of the Democratic primary.
J. C. WILSON.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Magistrate at Mountville
Hunter township, subject to the rules
and regulations of the Demoeratie
primary. WALTER F. LYNCH.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Magistrate of Jacks Towm-
ahip, subject to the rules and regula
tions of the Democratic primary.
JOHN M. COPELAND.
W. E. WASHINGTON.
I heicby announce my.self a candi
date for Judge of Probate of Laurens
county and pledge my.self to abide by
the re.sults of the DemtK’ratic pri
mary. OTIS P. HUFF.
Hut, Cohmid Pickert emphasized,
Atnericait vigilance was not relaxed.
“We’re not here just to k(*ep liipior
out. There are other things to look
aft('r. Ui(juor is eontraband, like nar
cotics and aliens. We still have the
aliens as a big problem. There are
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF thousands of them in Canada waiting
EDI'CATION for a chance to sneak in, then there
I hereby announce myself as a can- ** regular commercial smuggling of
didate for Superintendent of Educa- other articles to la* combat-
tion of Laurens county, subject to the
rules and regulations of the Demo-1 ^ olonel Pickert is inclined to laugh
cratic primary, j stories that the rum runners are
MRS. ARTHUR COPELAND. ^ Perfecting a new .system. One rumor
' i-"! that they will bill their goods to
I hereby announce myself a eand.-
dale for the office of Supermlendenl 1 them to the United Stale,. I’olonel
of Fdueation of Lauren, County,, said he had n-pecl
: pledltmr myself to abide the re,att,yf„r ,h,. ,.ff„.tivene„ of Canadian law
and the stiff bond required of export-
of the Democratic prhnary.
C. F. BROOKS.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Judge of Probate of Lau
rens County, subject to the result of
the Democratic primary.
T. HOU'STON BABB.
I respectfully present my name to
the voters of Laurens County as a
candidate for Superintendent of Edu
ca t i o n_and_will_cheerfully_ah^e t h e
result of the Democratic primary.
GRAVES .. KNIGHT.
ers to believe that this
tempted.
will be at- sr;
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the House of Representa
tives from Laurens County, and
I hereby announce myself a candi- pledge myself to abide by the rules
date for the office of Probate Judge and regulations of the Democratic
for Ivaurens County, S, C., subject to ‘ primary. F. A. GEDEIST.
Copeland Out
For Magisfrate
I'
i:
John M. Copeland, well known mer-i;
chant and farmer of Renno, announces j;
his candidacy in today’s paper for j
magistrate of Jacks towmship. Mr, I
Copeland is well known here and in'
the Renno section and his friends will i
learn with mterest that his hat has
been thrown into the political ring.
Top-Dress With Potash
Now!
H OW often have you heard Laurens county farmers
say “My cotton is goinR to pieces,” shedding excess
ively, leaves ragged and turning^ brown, drying up and
dropping?
Such a condition is caused by POTASH HUNGER,
rust and LOW PLANT VITALITY.
Do not let it happen to your crop again this year—
avoid this heavy toll that robs you of your profit by
SIDE-DRESSING your cotton NOW’ with from 50 to 75
pounds of MURIATE of POTASH along with the NITRO
GEN. POTASH is a TONIC for cotton and it makes the
bolls stick and mature normally. This INSURANCE will
cost very little per acre and in 1929 it paid Laurens
county farmers in three different sections FIVE for
ONE.
Ask your fertilizer man for POTASH or get the Oil
Mills at Laurens and Clinton to mix you a NITROGEN-
POTASH TOP-DRESSER.
MOP your cotton NOW’ with the 1-1-1 Molasses, Arsenate
and Water Mixture.
EXTRA POTASH PAYS I
{WANT Si
EAT Jeanea Salted Peanut.s, in the'
big bag for your dime. Aak your |—
o; dealer for a package. j ^E
BIG BARBECUE July 4lh, at \Ioum'.
! ville. Everybody invited. Walter F.
; Lynch, Manager. • Itp
! COLLAR!) PLANTS foTl^^or^rr
100. A, Ro.ss Blakely, phone 9266. j
6-26-2tp
- . -
FOR SALE — Genuine Dodge Bros.
parts. Phone or write us your pr-
der».v Easterby Motor Company, Lau
rens, S, C, Phone 603. Complete stock
of genuine Dodge Bros, parts for
Dodge trucks of all models. 8:21-1 Oc
I AN old line life insurance company j
• desires an agent for this and sur-,
! rounding territory. A liberal com-j
j mission contract for the right party, j
I Answer care The Chronicle. 6-26-2p
FOR RENT — Furnished apartment,]
first and second floor. Apply to I
Mrs. A. B. Henry, phone 66. Up
BEANS—Good old Kentucky W’onder
Beans right off the vine. Still have
I some nice Fryers. Call 126. Mrs. J. W.
Milam.
Itp —
JuMt Idkt An (hirieh
A medical iwthiority aajw that a
penoo who tries to cover up rida
pkeniahea and pimples with toilet
creams and powoets is just aa fooUrii
as an ostrich that bmim its head in
the sand to avoid danger. I^n erup-
tioDS are naturals warning that con-
eUpatkm is tfarofwing poMons into your
blood stream and weakening youriTOole
oonstitutioa. Remove the constipated
cooditioa and you win strengthen your
system againrt disease ana clear up
your disfigurra eldn. TIm best way to
do this is with a ooune of Herfaine, the
vegetable medicine that acts natur-
and eaanyi which you can get at
SADLER-OWENa PHARMACY
Special Opening
ANNOUNCEMENT!
-BIRDSEY-
Opens in CUNTON, S. C.
Saturday, June 21 st.
West Mailt Street—Next Door To Industrial Supply Co.
Plenty of Parking Space — Large Platform At Front Door for Loading.
Where they will carry Large Stocks of Flour,
Corn Meal, Poultry Feeds and Sugar
Selling these products DIRECT FROM THE MILL at PRICES that will AFFORD
YOU GREAT SAVINGS. ,
BIRDSEY is a SOUTHERN MILL operating in the SOUTH EXCLUSIVELY and
MANUFACTURING THEIR PRODUCTS TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF
THE PEOIM.E IN THIS TERRITORY. ’
READ EVERY PRICE LISTED BELOW —AS EACH ONE IS A “BARGAIN."
AND remember, PLEASIL THAT EVERYTHlNej'HAT-GnES mil
Look! Read! And Pay Us a Visit
Saturday, June 21 st
^
BIRDSEY’S FLOUR
“FOUR BROTHERS”
“F AIRPLAY”
Standard Patent Self-Rising
21 II). Sack $ .Sll
IS lb. Sack 1.5.5
% Ib. Sack .3.00
Barrel ,5.50
High (irade Setf-Ri.sing
21 11). Sack
IS lb. Sack
00 Ib. Sack
Barrel
$ .00
. 1.75
.3.40
6..30
“LIGHTHOUSE”
Superlative—Plain or Self-Rising
24 lb. Sack $ .05
4S lb. Sack . 1.85
00 Ib. Sack 3.60
Barrel 6.70
« «
BIRDSEY’S BEST”
Super-Grade, Short Patent Plain or
Self-Rising
24 lb. Sack $1.15
48 Ib. Sack • 2.25
Barrel —77:7 8’.50
BIRDSEY’S CORN MEAL
Old Fiushioned Stone Ground — Extra High Quality No Waste
6 Ib Sack
12 Ib. Sack
24 Ib. Sack
$ .18
. .34
48 lb. Bushel Sack $1.25
96 Ib. 2 Bushel Sack 2.40
SHORTS
• “MASCOr’
75 lb. Sack $1.60
100 Ib. Sack 2.05
Special di.scount—ton lots
WHOLE WHEAT
GRAHAM FLOUR
® Sack $ .35
12 lb. Sack 54
Birdsey’s Poultry Feed
Highest Grade Growing
Scratch and Hen Scratch
(Both size.s—same price)
Wheat—('orn—-Sunflower Seed
8 1-3 Ib. Bag $ .30
25 Ib. Bag .75
50 lb. Bag 1.40
100 Pounds .... 2.70
$1.00 per ton di.scount on ton lots
Highest Grade Growing
Mash and Laying Mash
(Both—same price)
Finest ingredients obtainable
« l-‘l Ib. Bag $ .35
25 Ib. Bag 93
50 Ib. Bag 1.72
100 Ib. Bag .3.30
$2.00'per ton discount on ton lots
BIRDSEYS feeds are the EINEfeT ON THE MARKET AND MADE FROM
VERY HIGHEST QUALITY INGREDIENTS
A
SUGAR
Fine Granulated “Dixie Crystals,” Cloth Sacks
45c
5 Pounds ....$ .25
25 Pounds 1.2^
100 Pounds 4.90
Special, Gpeninji' Day
10 Lbs
FREE COOK BOOKS
We will give a Cook Book Free to Everyone calling at
Our Store SATURDAY, JUNE 21st
Birdsey Flour Mills
:= WEST MAIN STREET
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CLINTON, S. C.
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