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T3 t * f' i'.;*, 'w -A-iJii..’' S % -if ' «>AGE FOUR THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CUNTON. 8. C THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1930 r ull|? (illfnton (ttljirniitrU V Eiitahliffhed 1900 WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and Publisher Published Every Thursday By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance): One year $1.50; Six Months 75 cents; Three Months 50 cents Entere.l a.s .Second CJass Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. The ( hfonicle .seeks the cooperation of its subscribers and readers—the publisher will at all times appreciate wise sugfrestions and kindly ad vice. The Chronicle will publish letters of general interest when they are nut of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications will not be noticed. This paper is not responsible for the views or opinions of its corre.''pondent8. P. C. Track Star TROUBLES PUT Among Fastest TO HAPPY END From Chicago comes news of Turk “I suffered terribly with Indiges- Osman, a freshman of Presbyterian tion, had severe pains in my side and college last year and outstanding dull headaches. Nothing I ate . , . , , tasted right and I slept but little, track sUr. I„ the recent Central rheumatic pains set in and I America athletic unoin (rjick and field —— 666 Relieves a Headache or Nearalgia ia 30 minutes, checks a Cold the firat (ay and checks Malaria in three dnya. 666 also in Tablets. meet at Chicago the stellar cinder! C LINTON. sS. C., AUGUST 28. 1930 artist placed third in the half mile and j fourth in the quarter, qualifying fur i the national A. A. U. in Pittsburg th • ACCIDEINI'S • past week. — , The most dangerous_,occUpation, ac-; Os- cordingto an industrial survey of New stepped the half in l:olA beat- York, is window-cleanlng..The chance, jj^y Conger, nationally ’ known of accident to a window-cleaner i*,^irfdle distance rupner. In the quar-i nine times as great as that which the artisan making fine machiner> _ individually in order that and instruments runs, the latter be-1 ing the least hazardous occupation. Everybody who has evei" the window-cleaners at work on thei...M« . .. .. . . T.' i the best-could be picked for the ra- paiion. tional meet. Those qualifying iij the watched, meet in Pitt.sburgh ♦hi.s week' t.sburgh CHE KI.KCTION UFTFURNS 'which was caused by no rain an?<oforlh winuuw licoucib ai. wwm um me j ^,j]| repre.sent th Uenited,States in the. The (-hrori.le force worked hard winren weeka aRo. '“a , i" ilie ( hioT.iiH iorc< worhtu naru thought of what would hap- Auo-nat 9k in an !ntaa,.nok:nn..i Tiit*'ilay night to give the public elec- ip^j, ^y^g worker's safety-belt broke | tion news jind keei) the big (tow<1 in- the sed wirm is about as lung y,g ^^s cleaning the thirtieth-j Turk Osmnn eumea fmm inri'-m formed from *he very start as to what yore little finger and is green on the ; windows. The belts do break, oc-1 ^y^g^e in the oast he has fnr^he wu.s happening over the county a.s the ; front end and yeller on the back end or the cleaner’s foot slips j, ^ A This summer T fs ^ ba;,ot> weie koUMted. It i.s (piite a big and has stnpe.s all around his niuMle y^^ (jg^ty, ' ' ' ^ he is run- jot. lu poll tlo coiinly and re<iuires a' and looks edzackly like a caldiage Window-sash made with a i t d' ^***'^'^ athletic club in the cuo-nlerahle amount of lime an.l tabu-j wirm except he i.s shorter and thinner interior which can ’b^ Rotated | {li/ThU lat^.^g to giv. the results. Thi.s was and his hed is made diffrent from «« that be.h sides of the glass can be !,ut for the Lason LT do:.* promiitl;. :ri<l aeewrately h iw-jthem. |cleaned from inside are used in a very ev<r. ainl bet. r** ten o cha k the com-! ^ r- few buildings. They cost a little more ple'e county vote had been flashed. jf j y^y,j ketched this wirm when than the ordinary kino, hut in a com- LOW ROUND TRIP FARES lo Atlanta Birmingham Chattanooga New Orleans Mobile Pensacola and other points, Friday, September 5th Via SEABOARD MR.S. F. L. THOMPSON Fcr further information, fares, etc., consult W. H. Shands. Agent, Clinton, S. t. SEED OATS -.a puulled muscle hut apparently has again hit ‘’ouldn’t raise my hands to my head. , _ Just received a car of top form. During spring training he Ibottles of Sargon gave me a/'fP'| ^rcriim M t ' n u M f I f f f , , . . u • Ml stepped the quarter and half far bet- Py suffering and I m ^ OICC OOrgUIH WdlS, It would h ive been impo.s.sible to i did. he would of made sifters out of pletely civilized world their use will hej [.or than the state re-ord for the 'better than in uiany' arOUnd Oranife- gAe the, M-I'ls w:th.ul the splendid ' every leaf on my clolards and if'the compulsory. j events and next spring is expected to^J’ as>..':ante of our frieiui.s. To all who ^leaves is to be et by aiinylaidy, i want, helped in the office, and to the man-jit to be me insleail of a wirm, and if] agers who phoned in the results, we . his off spring is like insecks, i, are in.dp.bted ami express our appre^ I have no dout saved my country from h j knows elation. 4,The complete returns are jriiighty big jwss. * , ^ ' J and that the fingeryirint records of the found 1. in lode FINGERPRINTS Every reader of detw’tive stories that two individuals never ! h-ave the*^ sarne^ .sort'-of fTnlrerprintS, iiy s paper. You Don’t Get theT*ews7 i%ftnftj|d’'Bii^g(ivefnh iiaSba dctfir.nFrWfiff»r.a»r-^^ Nobody’sVQsiness By Gcc McQm men like you hired to keep up with so that the imprint of any known wirms and bugs and if someboddy has criminal can be referred to at once, ito be paid 5,0000$ for this job, I Few realize that in the department 'would just as soon it would be you an justice at Washington is maintain- annylwjddy el.se except me, so you rite .®<i f^e largest international collection lor foam me as soon as you can andjuf fingerprint records in the world, tell me all about this wirm. jeomprising photographs of the fin- jgermarks of more than 2,100,000 per- .ears. ALSCr^ play a,big part in the desti,nie.s of P, “Sargon Pills put my torpid liver to 1 bUFg. r.’s track team. *: work and gpt the poisons out of myj In high school Osman made an en-' without upsetting me at all.” ; * , . viable record, winning in sen.slitianal Thompson, 280 Coming St.. AuFll^ZI aCyC RFIQ sVlUlCT fa-shiori all middle distance exentiTand '^ . i BcRrdlCSS Bsirlcy. netting records that ar?. excepti'»"w< , j^adler^^Owens Pharjn^ty, Agettli^ TirgTiTiTuml BOND FLOWER Topic of the Day Politically speaking, the nation wide drought was worth more to Mr. Legge’s administration than those !>00 million dollars Uncle .Sam lounl him to relieve the farmers with. Now if the boll weevils would just eat uj) about half of the cotton eroj), Mr. Legge would be hailed a most remarkable gentleman. Hut something always happen.s | when an eiiieigency arrives. Now you j know wheat advancisl 20 cents a bush-! el reeently in sympathy with corn, | and oats advaneed in sympathy with | wheat, and potatoe.s went up hO cents i a barrel in sympathy with dried beans,' but gasoline hasn’t gone down in sym-1 pathy with the busted working men, but the bricklayers can’t quite decide wlie;hex la.^ccept $l.iU per. iioui^in .<> injiathy with idleness, or hold out in other words, kindly anser the fol lowing questions on this wirm: 1. will he spread? 2. if cooked on a collard, is pizen ? .3. will be eat parris green? 4, if so, will he die? and when? is he a furrirt or native wirm? will fish bite same? what is his name besides wirm? will he eat other stuff? will be kill chickens if el ? which end do he bite with? answer by mail. yores trulie, mike Clark, rf 1. sons who have been accused or sus-. SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 157 W. Main St. Phon* 396 <5. 7. 8. 1>. 10. 11. I‘2. peeled of crime. i Some have proposed that every! jjplchild’s fingerprints be taken when he | fir.st enters school, and preserved as' a permanent rei'ord of his identity. ^ There are many cases in which such' leconi.s would be invaluable, but we are lax about .such things. Half of the i .Uates do not even keep a record of births. Mid-State Develops Into Triple Tie for $1.25 ami better times. Oakland I have mHde''up iny mind to frame |Goldville the next dollar I make. I rememlier Whitmire ju't as plain as the busted nose on a | .Newberry p.igglist’s face when I had nearly 3 | Clinton d< Facs of M'v own money ami then | Mollohon M.. Hoover was elected. Times are [ Monarch r« lly tight/around our house: our I liaurons How They Stand W 7 7 fi L 2 2 •> BOOKS Not more than three or four perfect copies are known of the first book printed from movable type, Guten berg’s Bible. The United States of America now owns the finest example of this precious volume. 'The last ses sion of congress appropriated $L00&,- 000 with which to buy the Vollbehr cuilection of^ rmre .bxmka Tor the---LU| brary of Congress, which contains i.oti Pet. i only this famous Bible but more than i 760 13,000 O'ther splendid examples of the * 766 j work of the earliest printers. It has 2 2 1 I 4 4 l> 6 TliO I been estimated that it would cost 556 I more than $5,000,000 to duplicate this 333 ! collection, if duplication were possible. 250 A thousand years from now men 14,3 will point to the.^e hooks and say: 145 I “Here are the seeds of our civilica- CARI) OF THANKS | I wish to thank the voters of Jacks township for the vote given me in | Tuesday’s primary in my race for; magistrate. Your support and good will is deeply appreciated. JOHN M. COPELAND. Get Our Prices. FARMERS EXCHANGE Phone 157 Clinton's Feed Store CO k i.s still'using her IH-and-3() model 1 The Mid-Ktale fraca.s faces u triple J'"'*. It began when man learntxl how Ki rd ami o n wn-her w iman has to tie for the last game as Whitmire, on-, L) duplicate knowledge by printing come jiftei oiii clothes in a lax s'ea.l 61' a w lu'cH'Hi row. in-1 ly one-half game behind, has a game ; made it free to all sorts and con ditions of men.” j with Clinton to play off. The games — — : .Saturday saw leaders win and hold j iu ro i- a law in some ci'ies agiinst standing. Whitmire look Mollo- ^ ^ RADIUM talkaig hanl t ims, and if you hap-' /«'"!» by an 8 to I score.' The worhi's most pr.e eious metal, iiM oti aecuimt of f"*' Whitmire, p'telied a fine 'vmth $2.00(t,('ltl) an ounce, now comes 'game and fatnusl the fust thre»> men exclusively fiani the Belgian Congo, to face him. Whitmire pulled some •*' .Africa. Originally discovered in pin to be eo't'ng the '<■ aiT'ity of V timin "B” in your coin mu li an I luitter milk, you must »■';i a n '.hat s-iu h.iie jiist retu'mel fi :M the lie ah or tlie muun'ain ■ wie . \<u I .Might I'jihuid feier. If the o • ot' \uui biet' ho> show- skin, ('\[ la n t .;it you ^eagyed them ge - ling on f s nu: ■ tel! tlie f..' av lo that. of \our limosine. and i I 1 a vear tig an old ,li e- piihlu' ‘hat .-■he’s your . you jii-l I is always ItysV te giumhling to yourself, morning 1 met Mr. .lobes and I said “Mow do Jones,” and he said ' 01 you keep your The other n the stree* .. , - ' .Nevvherry , ’ *Clinton hope to b(> . I . L If r . . .Vdams and able'to i»av vou half-«f it next week..-r . ‘ /, ■ ———-^ind r ullcr. He anti I walked down the street to gether and every lime anybiKly spok** to him, he invariably saul—“1 hope to be able to pay you half of it next week.” He didn’t happen to owe me anything, hut as he oweil everybody else, he thought possibly he owed mo too. fine fielding. li H E \\ hit mire S ID 1 Miilbihon 15 1 Smith and A'aHiorough, Set/.ler and .M .lit in. New !H‘rry-('lint oil Ni'wlierry went on a hitting spree to down Clinton, 8 to 1. .Adams kept i h.s hits down and receixed fine sup port. The fielding of Iho llo-rthets led for N'ewlKMrv. Bouknight, P'.ti hhli'iitle ores in the Joachimsthal, .Austria, I'adium was for a while mined commercially in Utah, hut the dis covery of a hed of very rich uranium ore in .\friea has put the other pro ducers out of business and enricheil the prusjii'ciors who made the luv'ky .'trike. The cost of radium is due to the dif ficulty of extracting it from the ore (’aliuell and the danger in handling it. Kad.urn's value i.s due to the fact R H K lhat it is constantly changing into 8 11 2j‘’thcr substances, and in the process 1 7 3 gives off rays and emanations. These Trammell have effects upon the^ human system Citizens Building & Loan Ass’n. - CLINTON, S.C. OFFICERS A. V. MARTIN, Pre.sident R. L. BAILEY, Vice-President JB. H. BOYD, Secty.-Treas. Office First National Bank Our Motto: “Own ¥our Own Horae” DIRECTORS . A. V. Martin R. L. Bailey M. J. McFadden E. G. Fuller VV. W. Harris W. A. Moorhead D. E. Tribble T. D. Copeland BJccBoyd Announcing Maturity of Series “0” Aug. 15th. Opening of Series “Z” October 15,1930 Installment Stock — Three Monthly Payment Plans. Also Paid-in-Advance Stock. INSURANCE FEATURES ON ALL STOCK. A Successful Record Economically and safely operated. Fifteen series have al ready matured and> most of them in less than schedule time, which means a great saving to both stockholders and borrow ers. Goldville-Laurens 1 tb those of the x-tay. Its tise - in medicine i.s still in its infancy, but Goldville and Laurens staged an old' ®“*’“^®*‘cially. as the basis of luminous fashioned field day when Goldville kept paint for the hands of watches and pave with the leaders in a 1.5 to 10 Tlo^'ks, air navigation instruments and »;amc. .All kinds of hits rattled off the the demand is large. A single' bats of both clubs and 25 runs in one ounce is enough to supply this indus- game is about a record for this sea son. Oakland-Monarrh G.ik’a-d and Monarch hooked up iniP*®®®- we begin to market our 16-cent .'ot-prettiest pitchers’ battle of the -season when Bagwell nosed but Me- But I look for l)etter times when trial demand for several years, but no amount of radium as large as one ounte his ever been assembled in one ton at 10 cents. We won’t have any money to pay debts with, but we can ride and ride and ride. The U. S. treas urer says that there is $36.72 per capi ta in circulation at this time, meaning cash—but my name doesn’t happen to be Per Capita. I might rake up the 72 cents, but somebody else'has got niy'Oakland *2 4 3^ dollars. (Excuse me a moment I Monarch ariiile I eat this hunk of lig¥t bread) . COLOR I,ean. Bouknight’s double paved the' In the middle ages the rich meV- way for the winning run. Both clubs i chants of Venice spent so much money fielded sensationally with Shirley and I in painting their gondolas in brilliant E. T. Timmons along with M. Bagwell colflrs, trying to outshine each other, R H A New Worm Discovered flat roc4c, s. C., aug. 29, 1930 the wirm demon strater, tennate bilding, room 23. Washington, d. c. deer sir:— leading. E 2 1 5 1 Bagwell and Hedgepath; McLean and Morris. than an edict was passed by the Coun cil of Ten that no other color but black might be used on these floating vehicles of the Venetian canals. And all gondolas have been painted black for five hundred years. Some have wondered whether there might not be a revival of the old Venetian rivalry in the gaudy colors ; places me in the second race and I so- plese tell me somtehing about the licit your further support. I appreciate f<>l]oW'ing wirm which i found on 1 of ^ very deeply the v’ote you gave me in my collards last night while waiter-; the first primary. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the voters of Lau rens county for the splendid vote giv- of modem automobiles, en me in Tuesday’s election. Your evi- The matter is one of personal taste, dence of confidence and good will: Con.servative people and those who do not court attention will always prefer black or plain blue, while the spirit ing same onner count of the drouth J. W’ARREN CR.ANE. of youth and modernity will continue to express itself in gay gi-een, yelW and red cars. Our oldest series is only 5 years and 4 months old. We mature a series EVERY YEAR. i The books and accounts of our Association are audited an-' nually by three of our stockholders and at intervals by certi fied public accountants.“ Our Financial Statement Below Shows That Our Association Is the Largest In Clinton. Statement of Condition — August 1,1930 ASSETS: Bills Receivable $270,348.99 Cash in Bank 161.72 Due from Stockholders 5,477.50 Taxes Advanced 111.14 LIABILITIES: Installment Stock $156,978.00 Installment Stock Paid In Advance Undivided Profits Bills Payable Inst. Paid Before Due Sundry Collections 27,000.00 32,105.66 57.460.88 267.00 2,287.81 $276,099.35 $276,099.35 stock Subscriptions for Our New Series Opening Oct 15, Are Invited. Any Information Desired Will Be Gladly Given By: B. H. BOYD, Secty.-Treas., Clinton, S. C.