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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C
THURSDAY, JULY 3, lf30
RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSnPATION
A Battle Creek physician says,
*^oiiatipatioa ii responsible for more
misery than any othfr cause.”
But ‘ immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called Rexall Order-
Nobody’s Business
By Gee McCSaa
payinf off the mortfage on his farm,
he bought a car. He purchased a radio
instead of a cow. He had to have a set
of casings and therefore couldn't pay
his taxes. He should have remodeled
his residence, but Sammie went to col-
FUt Rock Dots
^lat
of t
! lege. He needed 3 good mules but
The helth of the community is good j Aunt Minervy convinced him that a
j at this riting except mr. sam hobart {piano was the thing to buy. His land
lies has been discovered. This tablet I seems to be right bad off in his feet j all needed terracing,' but he bought
the laiy colon. The water loosens the
dry food waste and causes a gentle,
thorough, natural movement without
forming a habit or ever increasing
the dose. } .
.ttr.et. w.l,r from the .y.tem intel*"-* >1' .bout mutch without | Jiyhtning rod. in.te.d of terr.cin« .
dragging them, his wife says heJiastrow. He swapped 4 pigs for 2 poodles,
the siattica in his legs, so far as i' He exchanged his stove for a range
knew, there is not a single case of j and still owes $125.00 to boot. And
jake paralisis amongst us, but I have i the Joneses continue to expand. Uncle
not herd how dr. jones dog-nosed his {Joe don’t believe he can keep up with
them much longer..
regular atteiidant of out Auxiliary
'me«jting8.
During 1|^ years of suffering,^she
exemplfiiediiaifence and gentjeness.
‘ It was in ner home that her per
sonality shone brightest. She was a
devoted wife aijd faithful mother. Re
garding the duties of her home as a
“ministry from the Lord' Jesus,” she
“Comprehended her trust, and to
the same
Kept faithful with a singleness of
aim.
case.
Stop suffering front constipation, j (
Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night. Next' the regular preeching services wasj^
day bright. Get 24 for 25c today at [ hell at st. pall last Sunday amidst a I
IN .MBMORIAM
the nearest Rexall Drug Store. Smith's great nunyber of people who had come
Pharmacy. Ito be pressent at the all day singing
, ^ wiiich was led by mr. mike Clark, rfd.,
ICE CREAM j assisted by 7 members of his family
Brick Ice Cream,, qt. 40c
Pints 20r
Large Cones 5c
Ice Cream Store
BLUE BIRD
in a quartet of fine music which was
enjoyed by all both befoar and after
iinner was served on the ground and
his text was from sampson at the
passage where his wife cut his hair
ansoforth.
I'll!
When Your Head Aches
Take
oL —
p (fi t M U)
AP
Headache' Powders
FOR PAIN.
DOES NOT EFFECT THE HEART
Sold by all Leading Druggists.
m;;. will willson had bad luck with
a fine mule which was plowing last
week and drove her too far out into
the road so’g he could turn her around
without tromping down anny 'of his
10-cent. cotton and about that time
sammie Jenkins come tearing down
the road in his daddy’s last year’s
crop with his left arm around the
steering wheel and ,his right arm
around sail! elou Bprat^ and he hit the
mulue betwistt^the radium rod and
the rady ator and the hind wheel stopt
on*her nake and- she dide without anny
insurance, the bank wiilLfjviss pJd beck
next fall. . ^ ,
NOTICE
JUST .\RRIVKI) — ONE CAR
REST FEED OATS.
Will have about June 1st, one
car Black Strap Molasses. Also
a car of Calcium Arsenate.
Sweet Feeds and all kinds of
Chicken Feeds.
SEE US FOR THE
BEST BRICES.
FARMERS
EXCHANGE
Phone 1.57
mrs. ermie jimsonweed hatched out
a freek chicken last friday morning
about snu-up and it has henn the talk
of the whole community ever since,
the biddie has ,‘1 leg.s and 4 feet and
2 eyes and a hed like a chicken and a
tail like a turkey and squeeks like a
mice and 1 wing pints yonder way and
the other wing flints thi.s8er way and
it uncers to the name of freddie after
its sufiposed daddy, mr. jimsonweed
has ulreddy rote to burnum & bailey
and offered them the chicken for 2.')$
and when he gets it he will buy a set
of new tires for the ford, both him and
his mother seem to be doing as well as
could be pxpeckted not to have henn
hatched but about 5 days.
Sunset and eveni.ng star,
And one clear call for me;
And may there be no moaning
at the bar
When I put out to sea.
Mrs. Eula Watts, Burdette passed
peacefully away April 10, 19.30, at her
home on Nort,h Broad street. j
Mrs, Burdette was born March 18,]
1866, at a country home near Cross]
Hill, .S, C, .She was. the daughter of j
Wm. Dendy Watts and Fanny Theo-1
dore McCrary, who moved to Clinton i
while she was a little girl. At the age
of ten years she united with the First
Presbyterian church at Clinton, and
the same year received a Bible for re
citing a Shorter Catechism,
Eula Watts was a faithful member
of the church and Sunday school choir.
In her father’s home on May 6, 1885,
at 19 years of age, she was married
j to J. H. Burdette, and moved to
Greenwood, afterward living in Abbe
ville and Greenville, then coming back
to Clinton, making her home'here un-,
til she passed-^a^ay. ^
She was ever a faithful member of
the First Presbyterian church, and as
long as health permitted she was a
As God has seen Tit to remove this
faithful and beloved member from
jour band, we wish to pause in tribute
to her devotion and loyalty to our or-
Iganization, and to expriess to the
members of jKer family our deep sym
pathy. ,
Lead kindly light, lead thou me on.
So long Thy power blesa’d me
Sure it still will lead me on
O'er moor and fen, o’er crag and
torrent.
Till the night is gone.
And with the mom those angel
faces smil^,-
Which I have loved long since, and
lost awhile.
Mr^, J. Will Dillard, Chairman,
. Circle No. 8.
Top-Dress Witli Potash
Now!
PELLAGRA
;W
H OW often have you heard Laurens county farmers
say *'My cotton is going 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.
c^n l>r cured. Have you any ol ineac tymp*
tomi? Tired and drowsy fccline with head*
aches and dspreasion; ikia roufh; breakinc
out or eruption*; tors mouth, toBfut, tips
and throat flaming red; much mnmt uai
rhuking: indigCftiOB and nausea; failing
memory; diarrhea or eonatipation. Wrha for
SO-page liook mailed FREE in plain, sealed
wrapper.
DR W. J klcCWAKY. lac.
Dept. .142
Carbon Hdl, Ala.
WHAT DO ;
P. S. JEANES
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 foi;
ONE.
Ask your fertilizer man for POTASH or get the Oil
Mills at Laurens and Clinton to mix you a NITROGEN-
iWASH TOP-DRESSER.
MOP your cotton NOW with the 1-1-1 Molasses. Arsenate
and Water Mixture.
EXTRA POTASH PAYS!
EO?
“Packed in Lightning Thi^f.s—
Made for Lightning Result.s’
till* grave yard was cleaned off last
.sadday evening by a large crowd of
admiring friends of all who had gone
befoar. bro. abbott ha<l a bigger job
than some of the rest of the hoys on-
ner count of his 4 wives, but he seems
very cheerful here of late and has
i’oninicnced to tL'e his mustasb and
s<«nd his collars to the laundry and i
iiotis that he hope the widder smith
out of the ottermobccl last sabbath,
he" says tliere is always room for 1 ,
■Utll't'-- whjjc. some 0Lthi'm had jkuusy.i
most of it was caused by-over work. I
however liro. abbott blamed all of it |
on the doctar.
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Dont your'Rres
#
mr. editor, i will be glad to rite up
th(* dots from here once a week for 1$
;f you will rite or foam me and close
the trade with an advance payment,
yores trulie,
mike ('lark, rfd.
See us for Starting Mash. Grow
ing Mash. Laying Mash. Scratch
Grains, etc.
Around an^ About
Mr. Dudd said that he saved up
.some money for a rainy day, but had
to spend it during the recent drought.
Clinton
Cotton Oil Co.
Hoover told us that prosperity was
just around the corner: He was right.
I went around the corner and investi
gated, and sure enough—there stood
a filling station. And business was
a-bouming.
50 Years’ Use
of Black-Draught
A friend is the guy who will en-
endorse your note and pay it when it
matures and then speak to you pleas
antly the next day.
"AaouT filly yoan
•f o.” taya Mr. Lewis
Q. O’Shielde, of Port-
•raviUe, Alit. "my
mothar gava me the
llrat doaa of Black-
Draught, and I hava
takan it avar tinea,
whan I naadad a
madidna lor oonati-
pation. I hava uaad
thia ramedy all my
marriad lifit, in nia-
ing my childran.
"I hava uaad Black-Draught
lor haartbum, aa I hava ^d
apalla of thia kind, off and on,
for yaara. Thia foUoara indigaa*
tion,. and indigaatioo oomaa
doaa on oonatipatioa.
T hava found that tha baat
way to haad off trouUa ia to
ba^ taking Black-Draught in
tii^ It raUevaa ma of dixzi-
, tightnaas in tha ehaat and
I have yet to see a man who has
jake paralysis than drank over a half
pint of the fluid that caused it. They
never explain what became of the bal
ance of the case which contained 48
bottles to begin with.
Deacon Sithers has a religion that
is adjustable, resilent, incontestible,
automatic and convenient. He wears it
on Sunday, he can stretch it so’s he
can take a drink on .Monday, nobody
is willing to say that he hasn’t got
any, he can play poker on Tuesday
night and pray in public Wedne.sday
night, attd he can short weight you
on Thursday, short change you on Fri^
day, out-trade you on Saturday, and
still sit in the amen comer Sabbath
morning and look so pious he’s piti
ful.
"By gutting rid of impuritiua,
Kuck-j^ught hulpu to kuep the
(lyatum ia good or^. 1 alwayo
keep it ia thu home, and have
laeoaiBiandad it to Buuqr pao-
pl% ia Biy tfaM."
niDFOllFB
BUCK-DRAUGHT
Wm oommATum,
I Speaking of the whiskey question:
I Wouldn’t it be nice to get into a large
I tri-motored 24-passenger airplane and
'find out after you had gotten up into
ithe elements a distance of,' say, 2
j miles, and then discover that your
pilot was about 4 sheets in the wind
and was continuing to take a “swag”
ever and anon ? But if the pigs must
have slop, the government ought to
slop ’em; however—we have entirely
too few poor houses and jails and pen-
itentiariea and orphanages and asy
lums at this time to permit “conven
ient” boost to return.
Uncle Joe aayi he has been going
down hill for 4 or 6 yaara. Instead of
T housands have
been doing kl Literally
hiying dtea with dicir eyca
doNwdl Taking tire perfor
mance for granted because
aomeone told them “all tuea ate
alike nowadayal**
All drea aren*i alike. Maybe you
can’t see the difference... but it’a
there! And that difference ia what
the tire can give you in the way of
mileage.
Now cornea a tire that actually
•hows you what it can do... on a
car like yours and over toada such
•a you travel
It*8 the Goodrich Silvcrtown...
and in the box above are the fwtt
about it. They’re focts baaed on
30,000 punishing miles of ft***!
road travel Study theta facta
cloaely. Sea what they mean to you
aa a tire buyer. Coomare them with
your paat experience with dies.
Then remember .., we’re eeU-
ing actual blood brochera to the
tires that made this record. Tirea
identical in materiala,conatrucdoii,
workmanship, ability to perfoom
When you buy tuea, buy good
tires. Come in ... and we’ll show
you tires that have demonatcated
just how good they are.
PRICES AGAIN
REDUCED
ON ALL TIRES AND
TUBES
5 • t
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Silpeftoiviis
G. A. Copeland & Son
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PAINTS
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