The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 26, 1930, Image 2
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HE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. a
THURSDAY. JUNE 26. 1930
To Produce
THE BEST
BREAD
We Start With the
I
BEST
INGREDIENTS
CLAUSSEN’S
^Sincf Ifill—South’* Favorite*
SURPRISE OF
LIFE, SHE SAYS
*‘l took nearly every medicine rek*
ommended for my troubles bat noth*
int; tiid me any real food until I took
Sargon, and it gave me the surprise
W HEN the Jury’s
picked will they be
picking on \ou? Jury ver
dicts run high, specially
•on motor damage suits.
What you really need is
an ^TNA Combination
Automobile Policy.
Ask about it.
Protection all ways—always!
STATEWIDE INTENSIVE DRIVE
ON BOLL WEEVIL CALLED FOR
Clemson Collefe, June 22.—The fol-j where no other means ;are available 1
louring telegram* sent to all county j and especially where cotton is small.:
county. It will be necessary for the Therefore, I do not recommend that
farmer who calls on Mr. Tolbert to j any farmer pull the suckers of his
come for him and bring him back, as com.
he does iSot have any'^means of trans- i ^ ja ^
portation. 000
Suckering Corn Does Not Pay
agents, sounds the call for an intensive
statewide boll weevil fight by every
body as all interests are concerned.
“Reports from all counties of the
state shqw the cotton crop in great
danger. This favorable boU weevil
weather continuing, unless intensive
campaign for boll weevil control is
immediately undertaken, the state
will lose heavijy. Please devote all
your time to aiding and urging the
farmers to use sweetened poison
Dust with machine where cotton is I
t I
large. All the people,, merchants, busi-'
ness'* men, bankers, should interest
themselves in this threatening sitd-
ation. Would suggest that t^ose who
are fortunate enough to own dusting
machines will lend them to their less
Experiments show that the pulling * t i, r- ^
off of the sucken on corn is not prof-.i^® aiinutes, cbee a a Cidd tha
itable, in fact, by pulling off the I ‘“f checks Malayia In three dayp.
suckers shows less yield' per acre., 666 ftlso in ThblftS.
fortunate neighbors when machines
are not in use by owners.
“This will be a patriotic service.
“W. W. LONG,
“Director of Extension.”
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
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By Rev. Samuel 1). Price, D. D., Asnoeiate General Secretary of the
W’orld'a Sunday School Association.
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Mrs. R. W. ALBERT
of my life. I could hardly retain food,
>«TNA.IZE
my liver was disordered, I was dread
fully constipated and suffered with
sick headaches. I had lost so much
J weight and strength that I hadn’t the
energy or life to do anything. Snrgon
gave me a splendid appetite and my
digestion Is perfect. I never have
headaches, I’m fast regaining niyod«>^t
weigl^ and. have lots_ of _new
“.Sargon Pills relieved me of cort-
.'(tipatiun, cleansed my system of poi-|
For six morlths the lessons have fol
lowed through the record of the life
of Jesus as given by Matthew. During
the past three months the period has
been about nine tenths in length and
marked a. new method of teaching.
Previously public address had been
before crowds and many miraoles had
Intern^itional Sunday School Lesson for June 29
REVIEW—THE LIFE OF CHRIST
Matthew 16^
have been many pauses by the way-
side for special instruction during the •
thr?e months spent In Perea. For ad-1
ditional incidents turn to Luke 13-19. (
A “Harmony of the Gospel” is Inval
uable in all such^ study. That by Dr.
A. T. Robertson is recommended.
One of the outstanding principles
l>een wrought as seals upon hi* teach-' enunciated by this master^teacher was
ings. A new method followed the ap
peal of the crowd, after the feeding
<if the 5,000, that he become their
an indication of the place that a little
child should have in the estimation of
the people. Wreckage is found in
bread-making'king. Thence he began j adults but tremendous pdssibilities
are
to tj;ain |or,^|^^imstt^^ latent, itr-tl^ He mage
Sepatf^a^chiItf:the |fri*«te»t'^iT'th^Trigd^
ure. ^ ' i of heaven, and the world has not
A natural beginning in this review caught up to that idea even now. Won-
sons and left me feeling toned up in-1 lesson is to read the portions in .Mat-i'lerful progress has been made, how-
stead of causing that wek, Ict-dosrn
! fec*ling produced by the usual laxa-
!tive.s.” Mrs. FI. W. AIl)ert, 1H02 Bland-
ing .St.. Columbia, S. C.
.SadlerOweti.s I'hur -’a* ', .Agents.
' Adv.
thew that are covered. They are chap-1 ever, since
ters The (juarter opened with i school in
How’s Your Health?
r
I TS terribly costly in time and money
to be ill for weeks or months. And
what mental torture to reflect that
your sickness might not have occurred
if you made a practice of going to_
your Dtx'lor regularly for health ex
aminations!
Health examinations enable your
r)octt,r to treat the little ills before they
become grave ones, and thus enable
you to get fuller enjoyment out of life.
Save 8<imething from the money
you spend for trifles. Spend it on pro
tecting your health. Go ti) your Doc
tor for periodic health examinations.
Take your Dtx'tor's prescriptions
to your NcighborhcH>d Prugvist-Trthe
DixTor’s right-hand man—the skilled
Pharmacist who features his prescrip
tion department and the purest med-
ictnals.
© 1910, Merck & Co. Inc.
Her.; n To Open
Engraving: Plant
the quiz class near Mount Hermon
when .Je.sus asked what people thought
;ilx)Ut him. In reply to the direct ques
tion aliout the opinion of thi* di.sciple.s
iV.er gave tht* declaration in the gold
en text for today: "Thou are the
Roliert Raikes started the
Gloucester, England, 150
yeai.-i ago which ha.s developed into
the modern Sunday school with a
memher.ship throughout the world of
• vei 3;5,0(K),00().
1 hen came the last week, centering
around Jeru.saiem, which ha.s hecume
Ciirist, the .Sim of Ihiyiiving God.” It an anniversary .season throughout the
will he helpful if you will commit to i earth. Bethany was the headquarters
The H. T. Hearn FIngraving com-
[ any of VV'inston-.Salem, N. with
II. T. Hearn as proprietor, will' open
.'ngust the fir.st to specialize in cop
per plate and .steel die engraving. Mr.
Hearn, who is now here on m visit to
h s foinier home, is now a-ssemhling
jippHiatiiH for his plant and states
that there is u fine opening in Win
ston-Salem for the type of plant he
is soon to open. Mr. Hearn has been
in the engraving business for tlie pa.st
17 years and his friends will be inter
ested in the announcement that he is
soon to enter business for htatself.
m^miry the golden text for each of
the thirteen fessons. They will also be
vi'iy sugge.stive in reiirnding your.self
of the leritral leaching.' in each of
the lessons.
The territory covered is from (’ae-
for a numlier of days. F'roni there the
tiuiiiiphal entry was made into .Je-
I u-alem. Ti achings of abiding value 1
were given at every opp irtunity. Even
the most hitter enemy was not ex-
. hided from the in.'^truction.s that were
An Unpleatdikit Solffeci
All of the funotiopi of Bfo am noA
pleaaant to consider. IVtiMPa Ibis
' ■atoudnk
wh:
SUi
ay I
ah,
and fltaa
sympton
6eBh, lack of appetite or
for Voxr M<-tlMneCa(Nn«i-S«Ir<S Merck’*
r»ire prixJua, a, vmir and Drunitc
dv and tiave your preacripOona tilled by
SADLFIK-OWFINS l’HARM.\rY
Fhonra 377 and 400
AT I N ION STATION
some mothera nfon to
toms aa reatleaa rieep^ k
r appetite or
in tlirir ehadraa,
ly rou *
motben rave
few dofloe of
fuge. that sure and harmlsaa
;i>eilant, will make theaa
icen tn tl
caused by round or pm
^a
\ ex|]
disappear. You can get White a
Ver^uge fur 35 oe^ per twtHa
SADLER-OWBNS PHARMACY
sare.-j-Bhilippi hack to (’apernaum and giver^ iti the temple area and on the
then on the further side of .Jordan. -Mount of Olive-. The .Ii'wish passover
through F’erea, to the fords of the .JoIt j was eeremonioii.sly observed and then I
dan opposite .Jericho and thence the he l,qi(r.s supper was instituted in {
cliiuli to Bethany and .Jerusalem. Eith- the same upper room. F'ollowing the
er follow each place on a inap as you prayer .season in the garden of Geth-
read the above named chapters, or, “'emane, Judas came with his dirty
better still, draw an outline map of
f’alestine and fill in the details as you
read. Draw lines to indicate the jour
ney that was traversed.
F’requent use is made of parables in
making the' pro
found teachings clean-Theye
must
came
ki.ss, which ail too soon brought the
.Saviour to his work of atonement on
the cross at ('alvary. But that was
not the end as the disciples learned to
their joy on the day of resurrection.
.■\11 these truths are^for our good that;
we may live the Jesus wjiy.
Mmrm-t
Farm Demonstration
JMotes
('. B. ('annon. County Agent
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New Low Prices On
A. & P. Plain or S. R.
12 lb.
Hair
45‘
FLOUR
48 lb.
Bhr
$1.69
It’s an old savins: that
the proof cf the pud-
dins: is in the eatinj;.
So the proof of the
store is in the shop-
pint». That’s why pud^
din<>:s have many eat
ers and A. & I*, stores
many customers.
SNOWDRIFT
6 lb.
Pail
$1.05
BOKAR
The Byrd Expedition Coffee
35'
1 Ih.
Tin
SUGAR,lb.: ... ... 5c
:! Pink SALMON, tall can
WESSON OIL, pint can
25c
((I'.VKEK-MAII)
BEIANS, oven-baked, 4 cans 25c
10.000 pounds used by the Byrd Expedition.
FAN( Y ALASKA
15c
2-in-l POLISH, can 12c
GOLD DUST, 6 sm. pkgs. .; 25c
SCOTTISSUE, 3 roUs . . . 25c
WALDORF
TOILET TISSUE, 4 rolls
19c
OTHER A. & l>. NE,WS ON PAGE 3
i; The Great Atlantie& Pacific Tea Co.
Fight lloU Weevil With Sweet
I'oinon
It is very neces.sary for each and
every farmer of Laurens county to
fight the Imll weevil in his cotton now.
1 The sweet poisoning is being iised
I very .satisfactorily throughout loiu-
rena county, but still there are a num
ber of farmers who are not payng
any attention t*» the call of disties.s
inches on both sides, then with a gu
ano sack seven or eight inches wide,
and thirty inches long, wrap around
the end of the hoard where the notches
were cut and tie with a string, or a
vire. l ave about four inches of the
-ack. when you wrap it, hanging over
the end of the board, for your mop.
You may apply this poison in the
bud. or by the swinging method, which
is caused from the natural swinging
of the ram while walking, by swinging
ynyr mop back and forth as you walk
you will apply the poison underneath
and on top of the leaves.
We do not poison to Lake
cotton.
savvv iivivsii HF vilX" vmi »»l L. A I •* . I
Ihnt miKht com., th.ir way l.v boll J" " l» cotton. Kipari-
wnevil danmK... ' ,7"'’ ■'‘'’7 ''*''ty-»ix l..rt-ant of
, . , . . the cotton harvested in the fall is pro-1
1 received a telegram th-s morning ,he first three weeks of!
fi-orn Dr. Long, director of the Somh the squares in the spring. |
Carolina, extension force, insisting
The boll weevil is a very thirsty in-j
.sect, and if we get a very small
amount of sweet poisoning on a cot
ton stalk the weevil will get it in the
hunt for water. I would suggest that!
you use three applications, four to six i
days apart, applying these at their j
in order to protect'
that ail efforts be used in the .•ontril
of boll weevils with sweetened poison
^ as the stale of South ('arolini is fac
ing a serii-us time.
There has luxen held over the coun.y
a series of twelve meetings. They
have been of much help to both white appointed time,'
and ct)loreii farmers in the control of
, • ‘"'I * V i/^ i VII VT tJItr VII 1
the weevil. One of the most interest- t^res them
ing field meetings held was In the , t. lu .
Pliplar Spring.s community, near Ora, • c " 1)®* had two t
OR June 19th. Thi.s meeting was held ‘ J"** ttig at Clemson. an^-
intbe interest of the Negroes especial- the Pee Dee experi-
ly in that community. There were '
thirty or thirty-five Negro farmers through July 5th. for the pur-i
' jM'esent, with twenty or twentv-five {” a-^aisting in 1^11 weevil work;
white farmers. During the demonstra-' county. Mr. Tolbert’s services!
tion. in applying sweetened poison, a' f ree to an> farmer who wish-
b<dl weevil was caught and placed on i fservices, as he is Work-
: the cotton stalk that had been mopped while in the
with sweet poison. Within a few min
utes after placing the weevil on the
stalk It l>egan drinking, the poison,
and the next morning the weevil died
from its effect. "This one demonstra
tion was very impressive on the minds
of each person in the gathering, as
they have learned that sweet poison
will kill the weevil.
I suggest that you use the 1-1-1
; mixture, that is; 1 gallon of molosses,
1 gaHpn of water, 1 pound of calcium
arsenate, mixing first the water and ,
the arsenate, then adding the molas-j * OrtSIHOUtn
ses. Do not use soured molasses under
any ciixumstances, as this will Mister | *4IIK
cotton. The sweet poison is not hard j Virg^iniH H^RCll
to apply, and a farmer may cover'
four to six acres a day. If you wish
to use the mop method, take a light
board about four inches wide and thir
ty inches long, on one end of the
board cut a notch one inch and three
LOW ROUND TRIP
FARES
Clinton, S. C.
to
Old Point Comfort, Va.
$11.25
Richmond, Va..
$10.75
$11.25
$11.25
. $11.75
THURSDAY, JULY 3rd
For inforniHtioii uid rosorvg-
tions apply to W. H. Shands,
Agent, Seaboard, Clinton, S. C.
We Are Showing a Completa Lina of
PICTURE MOULDING
Have Your Diploma Framed.
NICHOLS’ STUDIO
Sport
Sweaters
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.98
I.onf: accustomed as we are
to ofTerinj; the finest in sweat
ers for sports wcq'', we can't
resist an cxtr.n touch of pride
in the excellent selection we
are showing for spring These
a: $3.08 are really outstanding
f »r LjU.Tlity and good looks.
T 'ley arc knit of fine zephyr
} anis . . . solid colors . . ,
lu atluTs . , , and novelty jac
quards.
I
J.C. PENNEY GQ
7 - 9 Musgrove Street
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READ
these featured!
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TREAD—wider,
thicker, tougher^
deeper-cot.
ON THE SIDE-
WALLS—thick,
wide, tapered
bars and three
heavy circle riba.
S I X . P L Y
HEAVY DUTY
BODY OP
atardy SUPER-
TWIST.
4
BIG AND
HANDSOME—a
high q a a 1 i t y,
fall oversiae tire
ef ragged
atrengik.
MORE than ever
for
LESS than ever!
'—Possible becaase Goodyear ia
building MILLIONS MORE Urea
than any other company. Sec the
Neu> HEAVY DITTY
Staa6lafd._
Lifetime
Giarantced u
Lowest Prices at which 6-plj
Goodyears were ever offered
Full Overaise h^fdy Supertwiat
Cord Carcaae
Hea
eavY
BaDi
Daty Regular Ballooim
toons
29x4.50 . $9.35 29x4.50 . $6.65
30x4.50 .. $9.50 30x4.50 .. $6.65
31x5.25 $13.25 31x5.25 .$10.’20
Red Molded Tubes Also
I.,ow Priced.
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