The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 14, 1930, Image 6
Newberry by the score of 6 to 5 when
j ctx A. ¥> 4. * nining rally fell one run shy.
Be MlU“StHte Best Bagwell pitched a neat game and was
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 14. 1930
AUGUST MEETING
CHAMBER HELD
How They Stand
Goldville
W
6
Whitmire
4
Oakland
5
Newberry ..
3
xClinton
.... .... 1
xMonarch
1
Mollohon
.... . 1
Laurens
1
given sensational support by Barbara, | ^
[Oakland pulled two fast double plays , Committees Report On Work Now Be
Pct.'i to choke rallies. Barbare, Drummond ! ing UnderUken. Several Projecta
.867'and Hedgepath led the Oakland hit-! Up for Conaideration.
.667 I ting with Bouknight leading for New- i The August meeting of the Cham- of the fall army worm which has dam-
.6251 berry. (n ‘
Controlling The
Fall Army Worm
drills across the line
In view of the fact that there has
already been a number of outbreaks
cast or
march.
Mix thoroughly 50 pounds wheat
bran and 2 pounds calcium arsenate,
work in two gallons of cheap molasses
and then add enough water to make a
ofilarVae will fall, w’here they may be
killed with kerosene. W’here a furrow
is undesirable a thin line of liquid coal
tar wilTprove almost as effective.
.428
.333
.250
.200
.200
XDoes not include Saturday.
The .Mid-State has only three games'
Score by inntngs:
Oakland
Newberry
Bagwell and Hedgepath;
Singley and Bouknight.
(roldville-M’hitmire
Donald-son for Goldville
' stiff dough. This amount should be
sufficient for about tfive acres.
E evening in the club rooms and presid-1 - _ •. »
2‘ed' over by President J. F. Jaebbs, Sr.j®^* furnishing below an outline of con- The marching caterpillars may be
trol which has just been rec*eived from stopped by ‘plowing a deep furrow
Extension Entomologiat Alfred Lut-
ken. It is very important to control
hit
to go and Goldville has a lead that
now looks good enough to win. Gold
ville took advantage of timely hitting
‘Saturday to take a.strong hold on sec
ond half honprs. The Goldville team
started early on Culclasure and drove
him from the box, while l.angley
pitched a fine game and received fine
support.
N«iwberry Class B team won a slug
ging affair ffrom Oakland, 1.') to .5
Single.v, Ward and R"cnnon 'a :i.
Newberry hitting.
Score by innings: R H I’
Ne^vberry 15 17 ‘J
Oakland 5 0 I
Powell, Brennon and Ward; Hughes,:
Timmerman and .Mims. {
Oakland-New lierry
Eleazer starred
Homers, while
Whitmire.
Score by innings:
Goldville
Whimire
■ l.angley and Barron;
.■\\ .iu?'and Kett.
R H
6 13
,5 5 31 In opening the business session,
Adams,] President Jacobs stressed the impor
tance of the functioning of the or-1
. ganization’s standing committees, ex-i’J'” ,
... ^ j .• * these worms because sometimes they
two , plaining that their duties are a mat- i , ^ 1 mi
for; ter of promotion to .et forth tho city', i ■*'»' »' ■>«>“»•• con-
anrbition,, views-and needs. He urged measures are as follows:
R H E1 upon the committees the importance' Watch the
10 13 3 of antering whole-heartedly into the around
4 7 2 work assigned them.
Culclasure, I The reports of several standing com-
' I mittees were heard. The advertising
A bigr lot of small cotton
rugs in colors just re
ceived. We will sell these
at 60c and 90c.
falling in this furrow may be killed
by dragging a log through it. Or shal
low holes may be dug into which the
PRATHER-SIMPSON
FURNITURE CO.
grass growing in or
cultivated fields and at the;
first sign of the caterpillars make a
liberal application of calcium arse
nate dust. The dust may be applied.
I.aurenH-Mollohon - [committee reported progress being| to the grass and cultivated crops with !
Laurens, who had two wins erased [ made in its undertaknig to issue an ] ^^^ters, as in boll weevil i
:,i.s .week, came back to defeat .Mollo-' f tractive advertising booklet setting
ion tmlay, 4 to 2, behind steady piteb- forth CImton.s assets and advanUges
ng. Hits at opportune times with^^ prospective citizens and business
M n ^ A ^ f l.'an.l 4 .-a ^.^4'llw A 11a ••
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g. Hits at opportune
good fielding brought thy victory.
S.?ore by innings: R H
I.aurens 4 8
.Mollohon 2 7
.lohn.ston and W'alters;
Martin.
Trouble in the third inning stopped
the Clinton-jVloDarch game.
nate of lead to fifty gallons of water.
Poisoned bran bait is of great value
march. It is usually scattered broad-
Oakland Class A team ^defeated , —
I
What Do
P. S. JEANES
Do
Dr, Frank F. Hicks
DENTIST
Office National Rank Building
I)r. Bmith’a Former IrOcatJon
Phone 1.53
SilUJJJWIMI >T' r^=-
Week-end Values
enterprises.
The aviation committee reported
that efforts are now under way to} in controlling the fall army worm un
provide the city with an adequate air-1 der certain conditions. It is most ef-;
.Setzler and ' P^rt and a complete report and recom-1 fective in fields where grass ia scarce, j
mendations are expected soon. [and when the caterpillars are on the,
Reports on the progress of beauti
fying the town were he'ard, and a re
port from the moral welfare commit
tee covering the recent canvass in the
city for 'Thornwell orphanage which
resulted in contributions in cash and
merchandise of $922 being rai.sed and
presented the institution.
The need of certain improved high
ways in this section was discussed and
resolutions of endorsement adopted,
likewise the.pMsibJlity of a.^eieranji!
ho-Miltal lieing erected irT thus state
was considcruMi and a motion adopted
culling upon Glinton tf» join with Lau
rens and Greenwood in a joint effort
10 land the hospital on the Harris
.Springs site. A special committee was
api»ointe<l by the chair to work on this
project. .Several other minor matters
were up for consifleration and acted
i pon.
ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
BY UCENSED PHARMACISTS
CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
“At Union SUtion"
Phones 877 and 400 Phones 877 and 400
jP. A G. White Naptha
Soap
TeUam’s High-Grade
P EANUT
I
BUTTER
Hillsdale Broken Slice
Pineapple
No. 2^2
Welch’s Grape Juice
f«25*S25%'S;49'
Junior
Size
Zion Fie Bars
Bayer’s Aspirin
Bottle of
24 Tablets
Baker’s Chocolate
S lb.
Cake
Argo Tuna Fish Can 19*
/
Prunes
30 to 40
to lb. size
Tetley’s Tea Size
Half Pound 47c
"" ""
Libby’s Corn’d Beef
No. 1
Can
SELOX
Pkgs. For
TEMPLE GARDEN TEA
Quarter-lb. 13* Half-lb. 24'
%
Libby’S Pork: Beans 3
Cans
for
ionte Sardines Sauce—Can 11'
'£:i* Butter
No. 2'/2
Can
w!5l»Powder8 3'?gll'
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THE (UJALITY — SERVICE — SAVINGS way is here to STAY — Because this mod
ern method of merchandising has for its main intent and purpose the idea of saving the
Housewife money on all her requirements — and — at the same time saves her the annoy
ance of lugging home her purchases this hot weather. And that’s not all — We trust you
until next pay day.
Does any opposing type of food shop offer you half so much?
ESTIMATE GIVEN
ON COTTON CROP;
Clinch River KRAUT, can 13c
HI3(I Prt.diiclidn F«rerasf lly Govern-
m<*nl I t,.‘126,000 llaU's. August
1st ('ondition 62.2 IVr
Washington, Aug. .8 Th«* 1030 cot
ton crop was forecast today by the
crop reporting hoard at 11,362,(8)0
1 hales of 500 pounds gross weight, with
' the condition on August 1 placed a’
j 62.2 p«*r cent of normal, compared
; with 60.6 a year ago and a ten-yeiv
I average of 67.2 per cent. ^
I The houi'd r«-ported that 77,056 gin-'
lied hales, counting round as half I
I hales,.of this year’s growth had been j
ginned by August 1, as against 86,071;
,'iales a year ago and 88,761 hales in
-io2r; i
j llmisually hot, dry weather, amount- j
ing to severe drought in many se--j
'tions of th(* belt from .Alabama wes* |
[was reported to have prevailed dyr-|
ing Jul.v. j
States listed as particularly affect-j
cd were .Arkansas, Louisiana. Miss's-1
bippi, Oklahoma, .Alabama, Tennessee |
'and Missouri. i
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Should rain c ome, however, the re
port said, more than average improve-:
inent is likely because of the relative-,
ly small number of weevils present. ^
The fortn ast in Texas was placed atl
approximately 550,0(H) bales above the i
short crop of 1020. The vSouth Atlan-
t'e states have had ample rainfall and j
prospective production is larger than j
the crop produced last year. Because i
I boll weevils were relatively more nu-
1 merous in this section than elsewhere,
frequent rains hereafter were de-
I scribed as more likely to be injurious
i than beneficial.
P.&G.
SOAP
More women use it than any
other
7 for
Duke’s Mayonnaise, pint .... 42c
Quaker Oats, box 10c
CLINCH RIVER
Lye Hominy 3 for 25c
Caraja Coffee, lb 35c
Cheese, No. 2 Wisconsin, lb... 25c
Red Band Flour, 24 lbs. pi... $1.19
Kingan’s Circle K Picnic, lb.. 23c
Lance’sPeanut Butter, pintT
Veribest Potted Meat, 6 for .
Vermont Maid SYRUP,
bottle
VERIBEST
Vienna Sausage ... 3 for 25c
Blue Ribbon Malt, with tax .. 89c
Banquet Tea, 1-4 lb 23c
BEE BRAND '
Pickling Spice, 2 boxes 15c
Lucky Strike
CIGARETTES
I
Candidates Heard j
Here Last Nigfht
Borden’s Evap. Milk, small .
Borden’s Evap. Milk, tall ...
White’s Mince Limch, sq. lb.
per pkg.—with tax
Nehi Drinks, bottle ..... 5c
15c
The candidates for governor of i
South Carolina spoke in Clinton last!
j night on the vacant lot opposite thej
[ post, office and were attentively lis-*
tened to by a large gathering of vot
ers. The gubernatorial aspirants ap-
I peared here upon a ^speciaT Invitation
I from the City Democratic club and]
j the City of Clinton. ;
j The speeches were along the same
I lines as followed in the campaign overj
, the state. The road bond issue, tax-
i ation, law enforcement, prohibition,
farm relief, etc., were discussed. The
speakers were warmly applauded and |
heard with the closest attentoin by i
[the several hundred present. Yest^r-;
day morning the candidates, along'
! with all aspirants for state offices,
were .heard by an enormous crowd at
Laurens. Today the party goes to i
' Greerrwootl and Friday at Abbeville, j
Ringan’s Box BACON, lb. 4Sc
(^tagoh Toilet
GAP
refreshing for Toilet
and Bath
3 for
Women Suffering
Bladder Irritation
NEWBERRY
Creamery Butter, lb. T...!.. 43 c
BALENTINE’S COUNTRY STYLE
Breakfast Bacon, lb 31c
BALENTINE’S
Smoked Sausage, lb 29c
WE RECOMMEND
VIRGINIA DARE CA|!^
AT ALL TIMES — THEY ARE RIGHT
A
Clinton Maid and Claussen’s
Bread — always good.
If functional Bladder Irritation
disturbs your sleep, or causes Burn
ing or Itching Sensation, Backache,
L«eg Pains, or muscular aches, mak
ing you feel tired, depressed, and
discouraged, why not try the C^stex
48 Hour Test? Don’t give up. Get
Cystex today at any dr^g store. Put
It to the test. See for yourself how
quickly it works. Money back if it
doeant bring quick improvement.
White’s Boiled H A M^
smd eatiafy you completely. Try
Ciyatex todiqr. Only 60q. ^
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
THESE MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS OP QUALITY SERVICE:
" CLINTON. S. C.
Baldwin's Grocery, J. M. Pitta, Blakely's
Grocery, I. C. Boland, L. V. Pinsan, CHn-
ton Mercantile Co.
WHITMIRE. S. C.
YomiR Bros, a Scott Grocery Co.
GOLDVILLE, S. Cd--->Joaniui Merc. Co.
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