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• N, PAGE SIX THE CLINTON CHRONICT.E. CLINTON, S. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4.1930 CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the citizen* of Clin ton and Laurens county for the haiwl- some vote fiven me on Aujf. 26th, and thoafh defeated, I shall ever feel grat ified for the support I received. 1 hold i no ill-will airainst those who did not i support me, but shall deem it a pleas-, ure to render any service possible to ny county »nd state, and shall strive to so conduct myself in the future so that the vote of confidence given me may be justified. F. A. GEDEIST. WANTS mu THE GUESS OUT OF BUSINESS Faculty Given For Colored Schools! B , SHEETS To determine why cotton fabrics, wear out, the U. S. bureau of home j economics has made a laboratory test of 400 sheet.s discarded by a big CABBAGE and COLLA.N'I) PLANTS for rale. Plant now for fall and win- ^ Washington hotel, er. 20c per 100, l.oO per 1.000. .John (.suits of the tests have’been T. Blakely, FURS REMODELED-. Have th t old style neck piece and muff made into a nifty new .style cht)k( r. We make and repair all kinds fur coats. AV work guaranteed. The For Shop E. Main Street. S;)artanl)ur- s. r. it-iH-iti KAR.M WANTED W.inted to hu .• farm, .'10 to 10 acres, with hoiiM*. Not able to pay'rash, want to l>uy on monthly payment plan. Must liave running water and pustiii e. Not ov( r tw(» or three miles from ('i'nl.)n. What have you t») offer'.' 1'. O. IJox 2.V2, Clinton, .S. <'. ;'-l I-2tp I .sidmilted to manufacturers of sheet-j g, who are trying to find ways to i 'ake sheets which will wear longer in i lie part.s where these gave out. .Not a matter of great national im-, ().,rtance, perhaps, but an illustration j f the way in which scientific research .v the government aids manufactur-, ers and incidentally helps to provide , the public with better g(»od.s. John G- Lonsdalz SPECIAL LOW ROI ND TRIP FARES to ~ Old l^oint Comfort I^ortsmcmth " ■ > ^ Richmond Virf?inia Beach, Va. SKPTKMBER 12th. For information, etc., call on SE.AHOAIU) Ticket Atrent, W. H. Shaiuls. INDUSTRIES Erononiists, statesmen and capital ists are hunting for new industries to' take up the Ftluck in permanent em ployment resulting from the exten-i sions of labor-saving devices in estab-! lished indu.stries. One thing that is being .seriou.sly considered hy one of the great con- j cerns which manufactures met hanical' ! devic es, is a machine which can he in-1 j stalled in the home* like a radio or a I J.Dtf,rii{:.<a’atpr, which will cool Dwdwusc.t 4 or at least the room ft im fn sum- ! mer. Irr the laboratory it is possible' i to do this now. What is nedeed is the ! development of this on u commercial I .scale, to sell at a price within the reach of the average family. In time, and jierhaps in a veiy short time, something like that will become a great industly. i DID YOU KNOW? AIRPLANES I’or the first time* sim e* flying was i invented, anybody can novv buy a scr j Preparation of Foal is just as'viceable, up-to-date plane, comiilete! with engine and all neces.sary etiuip-. meiit, for less than $1,000. That does not mc'an, however, that : flying is about to heconu* as popular I as motoring. Eor eme thing, an air plane still needs a lot of room from j which to take off and land in; it is not adapt«**l to the use of the city dwell er. Parking sjeace for airplanes is not easily found. Nevertheless, young folk are prac ticing flying in increasing numbers and planes are being steadily improv ed as to stability and durability in the air. Thou.sands mwe lives will be sac- By JOHN G. LONSDALE Tresident American Bankera Association ANKERS and buninesa men err la not adopting more uolveraally the tactica of the icientlsL When the aclentfst wLshea to 4athom the mysteries of the universe or re solve things into their component parts he calls to his assistance the magnifying power of the microscope. There before him, like an open book. He the secrets of nature which un aided eyes cannot observe. The uncanny po.wer of the micro scope’s all-re( Ing eye hrs revealed counllesH sccret.s for the material and Intellectual progres.s of humanity. It lias enalib d us to study the processes of ycowlng cells In plant and animal lire, trace ilie cauKce of dlstaso and BiU'c *-.rii’Iy combat the Ills of man kind; it lias aided the enfilncer in his H'.arch for titeori'cr and more service- able niatei lals, giving us taller, lighter and II,are saniiary striicturee, and bet ter liigbways; it has disclosed the de-» f(cts in steel rails and brought us an era of '•rfer railway travel; It h.at added to thr fooH supply of the nation; In fact, It has affected favorably nearly every activity of the human race, whether It nppi.y to p^oducHon, dls- .tribuyijij or i^oi.sumptlon,. In time of peaty.! or in time of wrir. In tlu* buttlucss and banKing world, (coiiornic rest'arch and analysis serve ns tbo microscope through which we are enabled to 8<'e basic factors more cU arly and Ibii.s delermliio the causes of Kuci c's ami failure. Only recently have wc begun to realize the full value of It craic'.i ami aunlysls and apply fbciii in Ku> li u way as to eliminate the rue./i.swork I'ual was ch: racterlstlc of Imlm.try a ft \v years ago. “Kllminate tlio gue.MS and roach riiccris," might well be a motto for all of us. ^1 The faculties for the two colored^ schools in the Clinton district havei been announced as follows; j Bell Street School J, M. 'Johnson, principal, mathe matics. Isabelle Jackson, Columbia, English and history. Lillie Smith, Greer, science. Naomi Garrett, Columbia, English, Latin and French. Ella Sampson, Honea Path, home economics. Ruth Alexander, Clinton, seventh grade. Ponola Harris, Clinton, sixth grade, i Clara Wright, Laurens, fifth grade.; Claudia Dorroh, Clinton, fourth gra(je. Ida Boyd, Newberry, third grade. Effie Alexander, Due West, second grade. Bernice Reeder, Newberry, first, grade. Dorothy Lomax, Clinton, first grade, j Bethel School Supearley Beacley, Clinton, first,. second, third, fourth and fifth grades. SUILSCRIBE lO THE ( HRONICLE FOR SALE 1 building, 4 lots on Enterprise Street, i lot, corner Musgrove and Florida Street. 5 acres inside city limits, on C. N. & L. Railway. 1 house and lot ond West Main Street. 378 acres well-improved farm land, near Laurens. Will sell for replacement value of improvements. JOHN D. DAVIS Phone 141 Clinton, S. C. ♦ O ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY UCENSED PHARMACISTS cal'led for and delivered promptly SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station” Phones 377 and 40h Phones 377 and 400 ♦»»»♦♦♦♦ ini|>or(ant as I he quality. We NOT ONLY sell THE BEST FO.AL, hut we .send it to you ab solutely free of dust or slack. (’all No. t)2 and let us quote you on HI.FE OEM’ or ‘GOLD EN GLOW’! Clinton Cotton Oil Co. Phone l»2 We Deliver SEED OATS " Just received a car of nice Sorjjfum Seed Oats, 12:rown around Oranjare- hurjj:. — .VLSO — Ahnizzi Rye and Winter Beardless Barley. .All Kinds of Feeds— iWi Our Brices. FARMERS EXCHANGE Phone I.">7 (’linton’s Feed Store Banking Conducting Continual Research Tlie• American Hankera Association Is dally submUtiiig every phase and every department of banking to search ing ecrutiiiy and study, snyi John G. Lonsdale, president of this the world's greatest flnanclal uasoclation. The flndiiiKs of these investigations are made available to the 20,000 membefi of the organization fur their guidance. "It Is a line tribnte to the spirit of couperalum among bankeiM that It Is lificed b«*f()re the safe airplane is per-; able to carry on this work,” he says. fee led, hut it is .safe to say that in aP- Trthrr fifty* yrnrs^ tlTP Mr'w lost most of it.s dangcT. of How’s Your Health? f . >, I T’S terrihlycosrly In time and mon^~ to K’ ill tor weeks or months. And what mental torture to reflect that your sickness might not have cKCurred It you made a practice of going to your Doctor regularly for health ex aminations! Health examinations enable your Doctor to treat the little ills before they become grave ones, and thus enable you to get tuller enjoyment out of life. Save s«.>mething from the money you spend for trifles. S{H'm.l it on pro leCting your health. Civ> ts> your Doc tor for perii»dic health examinations. Take your Doctor’s prescriptions to your KcigbK>rhiH'd Druggist—the Doctor’s right-hand man—the skilled Pharmacist who fe.ituri s his prescrip tion department and the purest med- Icinals. © 1910, Merck &. Co. Inc. For Your Mrdieine Cainnri—Srlr,^ Mfrclt'i rsir« produv'ts as yi'ur and llrutgiit do and havr your prewTionon. RItrd t>v SADLEK-OWENS IMIAR.MAC’Y Phones 377 and 400 AT UNION STATION CONCRETE *Ti wiiimg th(‘ history Itfugress a llmusand years from now one of the important milestone.s which will have to be reeorded will bi* the invention of Portland cement, in (he early IHtKl's. The use of concrete con- .si.Hting of Portland cement and sand, gravel or crushi'd stone is otic of tin* great advances made praelically in our 'own time. It is still so new tliat all of its possible uj plications have not bt*en realizetl. An inijirovement in concrete, mak ing it at once light«*r atnl mor«* nearly fireproof, has just he»*n developed. Tests hy ('olunibiu university exjierts jiroved that it resists a temperature of 1,S(H) degrees and weighs less than a-thml of ordinary concrete, bulk fm f hulk. It is made by adding aluminum powder and soda to the aggregate. | I The aluiMinum generates hydrogen gas end makes the concrete ri.<e like hr(*ad., so that it takes only a third as much - to fill a given space. Two inches of the ' liquid mass poured for a floor, for: example, will rise to nearly six in.-hes , thick, drying a.s it t xpands. > Fireproof and heatproof homes will: ! be regarded as necessities a hun Ired' years her.ee. I "Itanki'i s from one < ud of the country to the otheiniie conslantiy giviiie free ly and uns> Iflshly of their skill and experb’fu e so that the association may proilnoo the truly yreat rcsnlta that himianl am being ucconipTisbed.” statistical Information on national and st ile bcnl.s, savings in titutiuns, trust rompnni s and trust <IcparlnientB, clearing lionso groups and general banking is prepared after exhaustive inquii') and distrlbiiu d for the use of nil bankers. The organizations io- veatigulions Live rc.^nlted in the pas sage of benelic*al legislation, revi.sion of banking pruclicc's and inuumerabU changes for a stronger and more ef- Hcii'nt banking structure. It has set np an educational system through Its atiiliated American In.stitnte of Ra;ik- Ing, where 45.«00 ambitious young hank men and women are now availing them- ael ves of the opportunity to advance In the bunking held. "It has been well said that the American liankere Association, exclu sive of the Federal Reserve System, has been the greatest single nation wide source of stabdity and improved coudillon.s for banking In the.United States,” Mr. Lonsdale says. UESr A ten-minute rest every two or three hours is a better stimulus to con tinued efficiency than lopping of an entire hour from the working day, the women’s bureau of the U. S. depart-1 ment of labor reports. j Tests of the recuperative powi r of, the human machine have proved lhatl it takes four times a.s long for the mu.-cle.s to rest w hen tiu*y have been ^ .!;;d to the endurance limit, ns it' dcos for them to regain their lone af-' , ter wm-king half a . long. tn one large New York iiublisbing house there is a ten-minute rest pi riod at in the morning nil ano;her at o in the afternoon. The -^anu* office closes d uvn all day l;iy from .-'pril to Drjober Its u*c rd of pcoduciion is higher than in .r’\ of ice wtih whiv h its w irk has Ircen compart 1. ^’ental workers as well as physical woi kers benefit by complete relax ation at frequent intervals. . • Banking Grows More Complicated DENVER, Colo.—The increase in the A . * tefihnicaiitics of the banking busiuesf In the p.ist dozen years was shown by a speaker before the American lu stitule of Banking which held its an nual convention here recently when h« pointed out that in 1918, when the institute last met in this city, it gave only three courses,~vvhlle today it gives 10, with more subjects in preparation. .\t the earlier date, he said, the cur riculum uf the institute consisted of elementary banking, commercial and bunking law, and money and banking, whereas today it consists of banking fundamentals, commercial law, nego liable Instruments, standard econom ics, standard banking, credits, invest ments, trust functlous, uualyxiug Una^p clal statements, and public speaking while the two new subjects *of' bank operation and organization, and ban! nanagement are to be added. Dr. Frank F. Hicks DENTIST Of fir* Natioiul Bamk Bail4i»g Dr. Smith’s Former LocaUms rhoae 153 BOND FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS | 157 W. Main St. Phone IN The New Pace of Lusiness Change Busine.as evolution used to mov\ slowly—it measured off its gradua changes almost invisibly, like the hou; hand on the clock. But today its tempt ii that of the second hand. The move OMnt of evolution that is qulckenini boalness with rapid changes i.v alarm ingly visible and makes it difBcult U keep up with them.—B. & Hecht qss Over a million housewives are now trading? the Quality Service Savings Way. This means that all these careful shoppers have tired of luKRinR home heavy, bundles and are con serving their time and stren^rth, in usini? their telephones. They also find by comparinij prices on all the items they buy that they also save money. There are many sound rea.sons for the jfro''ing: popularity of Quality Service Stores. Blue Ribbon MALT, tax extra 59c Gold Dust WASHING iPOWDER 7 for Caraja Coffee, lb 37c Bee Brand Black Pepper ...... 9c No. 2 Clinch River Tomatoes. 10c P. & G. Soap, 7 for 25c There is no mystery about its popularity; it is simply a better .soap. Super Suds, pkg 9c New bead form soap for modern disKw ashing. Balentine’s Boiled Ham, lb... 54c Eat-Mo Meal, peck 38c VKRIBKST Vienna Sausage, 3 for ... 25c Cleen-Made Noodles, pkg. ... 9c Cben-Made Spaghetti, pkg. .. 9c Ba nquet Tea, 1-4 lb 23c '6 Borden’s Evap. Milk, tall ... Borden’s Evap. Milk, small . Golden Crown‘d SYRUP 5 Lb. Bkt. ulce rc/( ( n)naUt ^ I , ,, MACARONI THESE MERCIfANTS ARE MEMBERS OF QUALITY SERVICE: CLINTON. S. C. Baldwin’s Grocery, J. M. Pitts, Blakely’s Grocery, I. C. Boland, L.^V. Pinson, Clin ton Mercantile Co. WHI’TMIRE, S. C. Young Bros. Scott Grocery Co. GOLDVILLE, S. C.—Joanna Merc. Co. pint bottle 24c Duke’s Mayonnaise, pint 39c CAMPBELL’S Pork & Beans 3 for 24c White’s Weiners, lb. 24c Flit, pint — 56c e Veribest Potted Meat, 6 for .. 25c Always Ask for Claussen’s or Clinton-Maid Bread 4 Quaker GRITS, large size 21c ...