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mm mm ■iqwwiHiwpiiP l>AGE FOUR THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 14. 1930 ^ 4 r^N (ill|p (HUnton (ElironirU Established I90U WILSON W. BARKIS, Editor and Publislwr Published Evesy Thursday By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In^Advance); One year SubscriptioT $l.q0; Six J Months 75 cents; Three Months 50 cents Enteied a.n Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. The Chr nicle seeks the cooperation of its subscribers and readerSr^tHe publish, r will at all times-appreciate wise suggestions and,kindly ad- \icc. The Chronicle will publish letters of general interest when they art no; of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications will not 1-0, nolii< d. This paper is not responsible for the views or opinions of its corrc'pondents. 244 men make a dive for it and the^r^ j “treasure hunt" on sadday night and Uounty and for several years p ;or to ,hrce sisters, Mrs. Jo’b Little of Sel- aie er^ugh doffers (ready to doff) to' mr, long and miss tantia hide found it. her marriage she taught sch.oi in ma, Ala., Mrs. Claude Adapii cf Sa- eat every green peach and plum injTof a while, it was thought that mrs. Laurens county. luda, Mrs. G. B. M ?fatt of Atlanta, our county.” • i wellers and pcof. junkins was lost as In addition to her husband she is a-d one 'rother, L. W. Pau;et; of they did not comeHjp-when the others survived by one daughter, Martha Southwest, Ga. I begged him to tell me what we accumujated at the home where the were al! going to do about this repub- hunt started, so mr. wellers got his lican prosperity. He recommended Y)istol and went out to look for them, that we take all of the cloth now man-1 but they finely come in by them selves ^ufactured and in warehouses and burn i shortly after 2 a. m. it up, destroy the entire cotton crop! now nearing harve.st, lynch every oth-i (p. s. the .societyi notes for fiat Padget .Moore, aged six; her mother.; ' • Mrs. Martha Padgett, of Lauren?; S’’US^RIBE TO I'HjE CHRONiCLB er cotton farmer, .shoot half the m^iles, rock thi.s week was rote up by me as pa.ss a law forbidding the u.se of mod- the reglar corry spondent is off on her ern farm machinery and force f'lrn;)- vacation in georgy—so the people will ets of\ll kinds, wheat, corn, cotton plese rite or f am me the new.s til! .^he and hay, to use no implements what-; gets bar k.) ever in their toolh-pick.s. work except wooden yore.s trui’e. mike Clark, rfd. CLINTON, S. ('., AUGUST 14, 19.30 And he raved: “Ves, sir, there ought to be u law against killing boll wee- vil.s and other pests. In fact, our agri-1 cultural colleges should put in a course on— How to spread crop pests MRS. MOORE DIES OF THROAT WOUND It won’t l>e long now, and some of of SLUfge.sting to the manager? and of-,increase their population. What •ir fii erv o the candidat. regular Wtirk .an get back to thei You ha\»' Th<* bad one f the bx-al Democratic hib, to country needs is iscialler crops, -ee that all delay is prevented and. •<*»» “running" industries, that methods be adopted to speed up; “ good war, but if we ^ K,„„l h .l.its, .h- <'';untinK of Iho voto,. Tho .livid- a »at.-fa,dory war w.th, W'ife of Laurens .Man Infltrts Fatal Injury To Herself. Had Been In ’ll Health. I-aurens, Aug. 9.—.Mrs. .Mamu Pad- to gr.iw wild Tl'e best reflections eoiue from thir.kin);, iiistc.ui .f ioiiking into mir- roi' . /* X* ^ S fwiis# TT 11 111X *5 9 111 %\ 11 U 1 4 lc X f i A fix e* 1 mg of the boxes amon^ .wo sets of foreign nation a few dry y^rs , hospital as managers, augmented by aiditiona! with complete crop failures will turn , ^ her^ ihr al checkers if necessary, will exj.edite ^ Love’,- lilind, but that shouldn’t make a flapper kiss just atiybcdy. matters and make the work lighter ort the managers and give the public a hy> ^>‘'y ‘was a mess. He <iuicker and more satisfactory flash' ff’ought it would be w'ise to deport on the results. /Henry Ford and convert Gen. .Motors! 'I here arc lots of jic-. pie who newer lose an o;)j).»itunity to enjoy being mi.MoabU'. The mail with six children knows far more about shoes than the "tales toUl this year who makes shoes. at her home on .South Haijier street four hours lie- .Xo.-C*. .Mr.s. .Moore had been in 'ill health . . II • • . 1, f'*’’ Home time and had returned three [.(•t’s see how oiiicklv Hun'er town- ‘^to a jioorhou.se. He even insinuated, , , . , ‘■““•tu tuiee la IS see now quuKij iiuruci town- u n i i days ago/rom an At anta hospital -hio c an )»<• taliiilated on orim irv ciav that half the politicians shou (1 be be- V- i snip can Pt lapuiaita on piimaiy ‘iny.; . ^ huneral .services were he d at the tongues split. He , . I home Sunday aftc>rnoon at 'I 1 , 1 u r t 1 o’clock, conducted by the Rev. J. R T mu II f ...... f w «u bonowed a ejuarter and a chew of to- „ . ^ , , w,. U j The enrollment of voters for the frnm me and walked off_l^*-*<>r. pastor of the Ftr-tr Methodist stale and for laiurens county, shows ^ i- u' i f u ♦ church. Interment followed in the an incTea.se over the previous tabula-! j Uurens cemetery. ' " Mrs. Moore wa.s a native of Saluda only ’ 100 Mm COUPONS i (Sec Below) headed and their gain IN ENROLL.VIKNT finally looked up at the town clock. from OCTAGON SOAP PRODVerS hjjj^jwho might l)e willing to listen reached the figure of .’JlMi.Kb I, as eom- .. ... , pijired with 2U7,8Rl twu years ago, act The nicest thing'about ncdghbOn?t‘’“’^dihg to figures of the state I'lcecu- chil.lren is that they never turn out [ tice committee just released. * I I*. i U I w 4 .. 4 L. w. ... a.s badly as you expect. Society Ne.wH From FTat Rock 4^ iH^Fv and mrs. jimhiie smith dinhered with thier daughter, mrs. sunt^ green. In Ihi, counl, thv l».-)0 enroll,nvnl Ifr-en is, on the thain- ijumpod to 9.452 aRainal «.0(IU at the;*""* •'»"“><• home for .10 days more, he was for- DRS. SMITH & SMITH Optometrists I This strainer kettle is one of the bif« t est values we’ve ever been able to t^er. ix-quaitsixe. Beautiful highly poHshed alumioum. Cover daii^ on. Will not slip oC Haa tttaincr with hinm4: lit! ChaflhsjkiSTt twlci|) asMity^i^^ur off water. ... 1 f .u 1 last registration. The largest'inereases .\nother need of the times is to im-1 . " , . . , ,,, pr... nn many fonl ilriver- Ih,. <‘"<1 ‘l'<’ <■'>“'>" """ pnrtance nf alowinK up at the .urve.. I" t/® '"“"‘y l”•'n;»'•y I years ago, there were 5,.i()l votes Kennemore of Greenville, and The cast, but this total is e.\pe tej to show Herald and News of Newberry, have a substantial increase when the battle come out strong for Blease. That set- of ballots falls on the JtSth. / merly with the all-nite filling station.] SPECIALISTS a marriage of mutch intru.st tooklEyea Examined Glasses Preacrifted place at the manse sadday morning 115 West Main Street Phone 101 W ^upon Mvinc is easy. ix Octagon ties it. The' raee.H for the senate and the just befoar day. the contracting par ties was lulie white and jerry bla^c. everything pas.sed off verry quiet as g cveiiiorship find the Piedino.it .sec- white left his shot gun in the ford Laboratory for Prompt Repair Service Clinton, S. C. There are six Products, each of which has a coupon. Every time vou need soap of any kind, sim ply ask your dealer for able to I tion sharply divided. In the hitler race 1 f'** “ff’^’’ f^e cerrimony. they won’t there is such a divided ..entiment thatl^’«'« "o honeymoon as they went on •An optimist may not be change the business situation over-i.. . . ... ^ hhiit hEmit mix.. . . I r 11 it i.s impossible with any accuracy to weeKs ago. night. Hut he is much to be preferred ^ j . to the calamity crooner. You have noticed this, of course*— the people who jiractice the method of growing their own food are not stand ing aroiipd mourning about hard time'- and pre.licting that starvation is just ahead. now pick the leaders for the second , lace. 1 he increaied eiipfjllment will I mean of course a hea'der vote. Incidentally, it might lie arlded in a big Itride party was hell at mrs. f: redd’s butiful home on the hills which is mortgaged for .5,(M)0$ rfnd the hooby passing that approximately oiie-lhird | pi'ize was winneil by her daughter sal- of the enrollment in the county is fur- ni.shed by Hunter township in the heart of which Clinton is located. .\. F. Lever, candidate for governor in the present race, .says that "one TIME TO WORK TOGETHKR I President Jucub.s of the Chamher of j lie lou who has just got hack from the mountains where she spent 2 weeks and .'i.'SS and give a cheek for 9$ and the same was took up by her daddy last Friday when the man come down for her or it one. good thoroughbred bull would be Commerce, slati'd Tuesday evening at wtuth more to South Carolina than the monthly meeting that in a period all of the candidates for governor. " Well, there’s no doubt we have had enough of the scrub variety.. They do more damage than alt the boll weevils, all the pests, and all the hard times. VOF CAN VOTE BY MAIL if you are now away, or plan to be absent from home on .August 2<>lb, Jo.I should use your privilege of ylt- ing by mail. Vou can easily .secure'the n« cessary papers from your club sec- re'ary to cast your vote, and ?(ow is the tim»* to make arrangenients for a**eri<ling to this imporlani duty. If yi u plan being away ftMin home <n primal.V day. make apjilic.itio'i at ha-; fiu' day> in advance to ihe sec- re’ary of voiir club enclosing 17 cents to cover regis;ration arul }» otag * for of depression when the .tendency pre vails to lose enthusiasm, is the time mrs. grate and mrs. small shopped in punkville last week and as a result of same .each had on a nice new dress Above all others when a "uiViled ' eo- 1 from the p»y-as-you-wear stoar la.st 1 operative effort is needed and all cili- ! Sunday at church and the tag on the former showed the same to cost 7$ 7,ens should be boosting and workmgl ur . ...uv. a i i *4 , .. ,, , . , . ... I and 950 with 1| down and the latter together. Mr. Jacobs i.s dead right ini,L„ 4U j .. .. I the same except the down payment hia diagnosis a.s every one will readily admit. A city in which the business men do not have such a mental attitude that they cannot unitje in a co-opera tion for their own and their city’s benefit is not making and cannot make the progress it could and should. Absence of co-operation and com munity activity spells stagnation. A city is like a business its main fac- was only 9Se. they wa.s genrally add mired by the puhlick at large who was allso pressent in their old clhthes. PULL.MAN and SANDWICH BREAD For delicious, dainty sundu iches CLAUSSEN’S ‘Since 1811.—South's Favorite" To get this premmwt^ ym must have at least 10 Octagon Th« 0tber 5)0 emm be fr*m mmy •/ th* OctMgem S^sp Products tboum below. tetagon." Soon you’ll have enough to f et this fine kettle. tart today! You’ll need 100 coupons, at least 10 of which must . , . , u j j ^ f„.m Oc..,on So.p gun Premium Dept., 17 Sussex Si.. Jersey Qty,N.J. « Powder. This offer expires Dec. 3/, /930 i cnie I SOAP, IjlCOOKUwl •AVB THE GOUFONSt -^There’s one with every Oc tagon Product. Thecou{>on on Octagon Toilet Soap has double value. • iceuroMi -'’’^cowsoiiN OCTAMSl twr/i ,t4> mpy of tftd foliowfn^: Prather-Simpson Furnitiire Cc. the ladies aux zillery society’of pia- gar church hell a big fish fry at hat- ton’s ferry lest thursday night but onner count that the, men who went on ahead d’d not ketch anny fishh,, the ladie.s served some sand wiehes I which they had along eat as dessert >( If Itlaiik ballot and ilirectioms for,;nto which every business man, large vu' ng and ret inning it. • [and small, enters whole-hearte.lly and I lien* Is m* 4‘xi‘use f(»r abs‘*iitt*** v'(*t -} iaint»d tu win. cl - being distran/hiscd. li_ you faiL .As a liusiness man you know whoth- tu vote, It will ^bc because you are 1 er you are standing in the way of e '.iiei too lazy inilillerent lo exer-j eommunity progress and failing to do tors must keep everlastingly pushing it to make it a success. The kind of"‘‘“'''y ^’veryboddy co-operation that is needed is the type I hidd the baby while my wife- was waiting on the table which was a blanjiet spread on the ground and it ’.vas enj»v},ed by all. miss Jennie veeve Jnnes giv'e a big ,'our r'ght/ / \ uem-Vrkabi.e showim; Imulvertently, The (’hronicie has fi. led to Comment on the remarkable M tiwirig/inade recently at ('amp .Mc- ( "ellati /ity the Dresliyterian college c< ntinyiuit of R. (). T. ('. students. [ \Vi)4i fourteen colleges and univer-j s competing at the camp, th^»l 1‘i^'bytci iaiis were winners of the piofieienvy ti-ophy awarded-annually ^ the college or university standing j ghest ill professional knowledge, ntie marksmanship, cooperation in athletics and discipline. This is an outstanding lecord for a small insti-1 tut ion and your part as a citizen to hclj) lietler conditions. If you are and have self- respect and love for your city, it is time to right-alH)ut-face and become a vLon.sistent'and persistent cooperator. Towns are built by their business men. Nobody’s Business By Gee McOaa' •m iw » » w Are You Blue? 1 I thought I knew something about j hard t'lnes” until I ran across an old I one of which its many friend on the streets loday who sue-! friends are indee<l proud. I^oving cups,!. ceded in enlightening me. He told' gold medals, bronze medals—the F. ('’.Ini * that he couldn’t pa* for standing* hoys brought back home in recogni- room in front of the city hall if the j tion of their high rankings and the ertire city of Atlanta, Georgia, was; splendid type of instruction, given at offert'd to him at 98 cents. the institution. Congratulations are in order. He explained that he had been work ing in a curtailing cotton mill for 11 SPEED UP THE COUNTING 'weeks and had been able to “put in Today’s paper carries a list of the exactly 5 hours and 30 minutes." He managers for the approaching state swore'n.hat It took 45 cents more than and county election on August the twenty-sixth. The enrollment having his entire earnings durin|^that time to keep patches on the seat of his britch been completed and the managers |es. He anticipated being abli^ to work designated, the machinery is now > 25 (hinutes next week and possibly ready for the polling of what will j 1 hour week after next. doubtless be the largest vote in the | county’s history. . ‘ M •*'‘*‘‘* was plentiful at In the larger precincts, the counting ; his mill. He said—“Well, it’s owing to of the votes has become a considerable what you mean by help. If you mean *1 WAS in a retry weak condition from a aorioua aicknaaa," writaa Mrs. L Leonard, 571 Joseph St, New Orleans, La. "1 was ao weak, I wanted to eleen all the time. I did not have strength to do anytUng. If y back ached nearly aU the time. I was just in misery. "My mother told me I mast erooee myself from the sleep- ineee. end take something to help get my strength badu She had frdien Cardvi »snA had baen helped, eo I decided to take Cardoi, toa After my first bottle, I coold see that it was hoping mg. I took fbor bottlas at this thus. Ify atrangth cams ba^ and Igainadwdi^t. Pretty soon. I was my old salf aga^ "My quit hurting, and I haven't had any more troo- ble ainoe 1 took CardoL" task. There has been some delay in reaching the final tabulations, it be ing after mid-night four years ago be fore the city box here and several others in the county were finally re ported. The Chronicle is taking the liberty that we need more loafers, you are * all wet. There are 2 or 3 families to every room on our hill. One of the bosses left a scantling leaning up against a tree the other afternoon and during that nighty 4 families moved under it. Every time a loom starts, Tako Thedford’s Black-Draught for ConsUpatlon. Indigastlon BIHousn4-«d. f. 41 snd 9 K No More Fear- of Punctures t Goodyear Puncture ^al Tube stays up tho^ spiked Let us ihow you theee new Goodyear tubes which resist puncture and automatically seal leaks-^by powerful compression. Worth many times their price in the safety and freedinn from delays they sire. Fit aD makes of tires and increase tire mile- aa«w A 6-ply Goodyear Heavy Duty tire priced within reachofam j Saparior ta asaaj klgk-prlcad. ao-ddlad "saptf^ tiraa. Extra thick, toagh Mx-ply carcaM of a atavdy Sapertwist Cord—Goodyear patent. Oaly the world’o largoot tire prodacUon taahleo thb valaa. Lifttaaa mmirftt carRil moeatiaf—aad aw aU-yaar aarvico. FULL OVERSIZE 30x5.00 $8.15 28x4.76 $7.55 31x5.00 $8.45 29x4.75 $7.65 31x5.25 $9.75 29x5.00 $7’.98 N.1 I MCDANIEL VULCANIZING WORKS ■■ CUNTON, S. C. A