The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 28, 1930, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CUNTON. S. C.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 28, 1930
JOHNSTON AND BLACKWOOD; BlEASE AND BYRNES RUN OVER
MEETING OF STOl’K HOLDERS
CITIZENS BUILDINi; AND M)AN
‘ ASSCHTATION
LEVER RUNS CLOSE BEHIND.
RESULTS IN OTHER RACES
Th# regular annual meeting*of the,
wtoekholders of the Citizens Building
and Loan Association
C., will be held in
National Bank on September 4th,
1930, at four o’clock P. M. to elect di
rectors and transact other business.
B. H. BOYD.
Secretary-Treasuurer.
An^Bt 2, 1930.
Columbia, Aug. 27.—More comprc- have comfortable majorities.
CARD OF THANNS !energy for the .schools and children of
-I Tvish to most sincerely thank the! our county. Expressing my deep ap-
voters of Laurens county for the ma - prt*ciation of your vote Tuesday, 1 a.}k
nificent vote given me in Tuesday’s for the same loyal support in the se;-
primary. By your decision I ani in the ond primary. ♦
second race for the office of superin- MRS. ARTHUR COPELAN'i).
PELIAGIU
c.!n Ilf cured. Have ycwi any ol tneae •ynp-
tom* r
Tired «b4 4rvwmy fwitaa with h«4-
ion of Clinton, S. hensive reports today of Ihe balloting I ,>.,0. Sheppard of Erfjjefield. .was ■
the office of First in Sruth Carolnia's primary yesterday leading J. K. Harley of Barnwell, for suppo . e ec e , prom- WHAT DO
; tkia ro«ch; brok^
re eMnith. toagwe, hae
ted; ainch nucaa eed
u
M Y sea-legs were a bit
out of practice,” was
Mr, Landlubber’s explana*
tion after he had recovered
from a broken leg in a hos-
pital. Some vacation!
.-eived only to strengthen the early
ndicaiions of second races- for the
I nitr d States senate ard governor.
.^c at< r Cole L. Blease and former
Ccngressmari .James F. Byrnes, rn-
igoiiists in a run-off .six years ago.
will be pitted against each other again
on September 9 on the basis of retu’-ns
from 1,116 of the state’s 1,628 pre
cincts. Blease* had 84,294, Byrnes 72,-
160, ajid Leon W. Harris, the third
caiid date, .'J(),17.‘L It was calculated
that the unrep »rted ballots wou'd not
( xci'cd lo.OCO, which could not change
t'-c result. ^
0 in 1). .lohnstf n, young W'crld war
V C! in and (;t;i onerit if the Soutln
(ui olina JO.") OOO.IKM) hfghway prt-
graui 1)' Id a liig lead in his contest
with -even other.s for the guberna-
t fia' n ill nation. I'ublic intere.st was,
nf)Dn the ch.ince.*’ of .Solifitorj
!' ! M ( . IJlu kwiM d, of .Spartanburg, to
!icul,.nant governor, to 7-.f,36. •*' * efticiont .nd bu,ine.5
I!,.iur..» in other conlMts, unofficial «dmm,.trat.on of the office and will
whole-heartedly give of nw ‘••yi"
P. S. JF AVE-
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•che* and deprcMkai;
out or eruption*;
•nd throat fluninf red;
chukins; indi«e*tion ud ^
wirmorr: diarrhea or conM^tiow. Wry* ioe
SO-pac* horik Tiailed FREK in plain, aanlan
wrapper.
DR W. J UcCKAmT. laa.
Dept. a42 Carbon Als.
and incomplete, were:
Secretary of .state: \V“. P. Blackwell, - “ “ ^ “
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.Attorney general: .lohlf M. Daniel, > - - SS
ncunibent, 90,760; .lames H. Sullivan
:M.ir,l; .Sam M. Wolfe 31,174.
Comptroller general: lA. J. Beattie,
incumbent, 101,711; L. A\ Searson, .Al
lendale, 12,672. I
Cnmmissioner of agricilture: R. H.
M'.'.Arlams :”L77:); J. W. Shealy, incum
bent, sr,,i:<2: f). I.. Smith, Walterboro,
.iL2'.ti.
h Id Ifi-s rather slender lead over A.
I rank I.c' er, ^e time congressrtian,
'or the privilege of facing Johti.tloii in
the run-off. # .
.Johnston, a' .Spartanbutg attorney
WRercYcr .you roam, by tshtl or by
ses, an ^-TNA Accident Policy
help* keep you on your feet finan-
cisilyl Does other helpful things,
tool Ask why it pays to—
^TN A-I2B
S. W. SUMERKL
AiTNA-IZER
land legi.slator, had 16,424 votes. Black-
“'iJi a lawyer ami,
I solicitor for many years, had'36,421,
while la'ver, a resident of Iiexington,
I had .32,678. |
Fourth in the list stood A.shton H. |
'Williams of Florence, who strongly!
advocated modification of the prohi
bition laws. Williams had 26,680 votes
in the latest tabulation, standing
ahead of W. H. Keith of Greenville,
21,If)?; H Ben-rlv Herbert, C'olumhia,
13,924; W. W. Smouk, Wjl!erboro;
and .John ,1. .M.-.Vlahan of Columbia,
888.
Return' from o*h''r state races were
s i.jiuplele hut they gave .James O.
Sheppard of Edgefield, an edge over
.J. K. Harley of Barnwell, in the race |
WAIT FOR HER
'1 he girl who i.s unkind to ner moth-
r isn't woilh alinker’s doggone. This
isn’t written in any part of the Bible,
hot it’.s written in the-history of thous-
anfis of mi.sfit homes. If one of you
hoys ever runs across a girl with a
face full of roses; with eyes that;
would dim the lustre of a Colorailp |
sky and with a voice that would make'
the song of an angel seem discordant, j
and she say.s a.s she comes to the door':
“I can’t go for a frrw minutes, I’ve got'
fh’itFlp nftotber'wrth the dish<»s;”4><w»’t
give her up. Stick to her like a burr on ^
u mule’s tail. Just sit down on the]
door step and wait. If she joins you
in two or three minutes, so much the
better; hut if you have to stay there |
' on the door step for a half hour, or ;
' an hour, you'just wait for her. If you
j don’t somebody will and in time you’ll
I he sorry. For you’ll realize what you
I have -lost. Wait for her, boy. She’s
I worth it. Exchange.
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atlMT coBipiBj, Goodjetr njojra fnatoc iiis|jb99
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
IX) MEET TUESDAY
(Ctat in aai get tht btailil Ifct btti
lowest prices—backed |igrj oar ttimdky
The regular meeting of Clinton
for lieutenant governor, and indicated Knights of Pythias, will
that occupants of the various offices i i'l* l“‘id next Tuesday night, Sejit. 2.
were approved by the electorate. at 8 o’clock, in the Masonic temple.
Reports from 1,077 precincts seeiru-.AII inemhers are urged to he present.
The Oldest
Profession
KXWCTIl K (■(
E ven in the d-ivs when Moses was
tending the flocks of his f.ither-
in-law at the foot of Mount Horeb,
there was in existence ii collection of
fiirimil.is (preserved in what is now
known as the hhers P.ipyriisl, calling
ft't rnativ vlru>{s in common use- toiiay.
rharm:uv h.is been referred to a> the
TdiJrsr " pmreyitmt, rlntse- ly
d.ivs the pliatm.Kist w.is tlie physician,
thi i.hemi'.t. and the Isot.imst as well.
In these il.iys the ph.irmacisi must
hiO'e .III miim.iie knowlcduc of dll the
rnoilern .ineii’s whuli the phyMcian
pre'ciihe-,, .1 kMv'U ii ili.;i' which lie can
only nam fli;ou>;h lonjj ye.its of eilii-
i.itiiui .in I tr.lining. Put in order to
to a.ssure the rcni minution of W. P.
llhu kwell as .si-ervlury of state, -John KXCTl'TIt K COMMITI’KK MEETS
.VI. Daniel as attorney general, A. J. 1 Haljih T, Wilson, county chairman,
He;iti(* ta.t comptroller general, .1. W. i notifies all executive committeemen to
.Shi'aly as eommis.sioner of agrieui-1 meet in the court house Friday morn-
ture, and James H. Hope a.s superiti-i ing at 9:30 to tubulate the returns.
temlent of etlucation, although in this | —
last race the im umbent had a very ' Peach Delight
slim margin over hta two oppoitents. | Peel and split ripe peachex and fill
iVOJF7 In 6-PIy or Regidar
fy/dUukt
Lifetime Gaaranteed, Quality Tfarea—Tallies only
the world’s largest tii« production makes possible
WLY FULL OVERSIZE | FULL OVERSIZE REGULARS
(’ommis.sioncr J. W. Shealy of the de-1 a baking dish, sprinkling each layer
pnrtment of agriculture, had a sub-| of fruit with sugar. Dot the top with
stantial loa<i over bwo opponents. | butter, add a cup of water and sprin-1
.. Jautea IL Ho|>e, ineymbenL had a fMe wkh flottr. Make -ti cYTist rrf tmer
narrow majority over his two oppon-1 and one-half cups of flour sifted with
eiits in the race for state supt*rint.en- a little .salt and a teaspoon of baking
dent of education in the tabulation of ' powder, rubbing into the flour then
30x 1..^0
28.x4.",>
3ixr).2:>
$8.75
VX7(i
$12.15
29x5.00
30x.5.0ft
;]iv.").oo
$7.98
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$9.75
1.13fi precincts. The vote stood: Hope
|;>0.272; .F. E. .Swearingen 61.1 J6; M. .M.
Wilkes
(>ther
2:5,900.
incumbents
apiwured to
half a cup of lard and adding ice wa
ter to mix. ('over the peaches with a
thin iheet of dough, slit the crust and
serve hot with fresh cream.
McDaniel Vulcanizing Worts
CLINTON, S. C.
. / - ...a. . .a a •«!
ni.ikc ,1 liviiu’ ihc driik!ei'>t nui>t •'cIl
inert. h.iiuh> • .i> well hs priifcsMtWial
• r\uc. I hi! y I lu-ncinhht'i lu'od whii h
shows iii..tp('iiei.irii'n ol tin-, f.u't i.in
hope tt' siippiiii ,1 iltuipstoie with ,i
well • ciiiiippi'il pifNt ription elepiiit-
iiieni, re.iviy tor sireue when sn.knes.s
it'ines.
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rhoncs 377 and 10(1
A l I MON S I ATIDN
Laurens County Democratic Primary Election, August 26, 1930
State Ticket
Senate
150 Years^ Use |
tj of Black-Draught $
"ABotrr fifty years
ago." Bays Mr. I^'wis
^ G. O Stuclds, of I’ort-
ersville, Ala., "my
7-^ mother gave me the
I
t
first dowo of Blnck-
Draiight, and I have
taken it ever since,
when I needed a
medicine for consti
pation. I have used
this remedy all my
matTied life, in rais
ing my ehildren.
’I have used Black-Draujiht ^
for heartburn, as 1 have had s
spells of this kind, off and on, '
for years. This follows indiges- ^
tion, and indigestion comes
close on constipation. ^
"I have found that the best C
way to head off trouble is to ;
begin taking Black-Praught in .
time. It relieves me of dizzi
ness, tightness in the chest and
backache.
Tly getting rid of impurities,
•Black Draught helps to keep the
system in good ofder. 1 always
keep it in the home, and have
reoommondod it to many peo
ple, in my time.**
THEDFOBiyS
BUCK-DRAUGHT
Fer CON.STIPA'nON,
INDIGESTION, BILIOUSNESS
Wosrsy who need a tonic n:iou)*J uiicp
CA»;D0t IlseJ over 60 yeura. , ,,
( linti'ti City
Clint I III .VI'll
Lydia Mill
Goldville
La'.itou.-; City
Lauren? Mill
Watt? Mill ,
Gray ('ourt" -
Cross Hlil
Hickory Tavern
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Owings
Woodvillo
Ora
Mountville
l>anford
Princeton
Langston
Dials
Poplar Springs
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