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A-liassr Wp^ PAGE TUTO THE CLINTON CHKONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1930 NOT at DARLINGTON SCHOOL The Chronicle was misinformed ir. Btjiting last week that Carroll White Copeland had returned to the Darling ton School for Boys at Rome, Gh. CaN WJiS graduated from this institu- last May and has within the past weeiKmatricuIated as a"lnehiber of the freshi^n class at Presbyteriaft col lege. DEMOCRATS JUMP TIGERS FEAR ON REPUBLICANS! P. C. CHARGE llou^’er and Ilis Friends'Doing Noth- < ing for Country, Foes Say In I G. O. I*. Attacks. Washington, Sept. 15.---A Dcmo- Icratic tariff program, coupled with a I characterization of the Hoover ad- Clcmrmn Veterans Expecting Tough Battle Saturday. Hard Practice Engaged-in By Entire Squad. Clemson College, .Sept. IS.-vToday’s j practice closed the second week of ■ pre-season training for Clemson’s j football squad arid left only four more mini.stialiun as one of the feeblest iijjgyg before the season opens Ik. T • e'l'B history” came- tonight from party : at 3 o’clock Saturday afternoon when I ^1 I spokesmen as they swung vigrrou dv , Pre^^’yterian college meets the Tigers | ' into the off-year campaign which will i here. j EAT Jeanes’ Saiy Peanuts-in big ^^^^^mine whether the Republicans' ‘he two weeks’ practice, the, bag for your dim^ Itc coaches have noted some significant I , are to roUm control of con*r«a. solution' FOR SALE—Two goodN^ot Ifiins at a Speaking over a nation-w’ide radio l of participants in Saturday’s contest. bargain. A, B.-Galo^y, t'linton, hookup, Jouett Shou.se, chairman of! The starting line-up will likely be S. C. - \ ‘‘ ':hc Democratic national e\?c-jtive composed mostly of veterans. Jones FOR RENT — Furnished y( u:ig man. .Apply to A. F,. land. ff ,. I committee, said that the Denioe,jatic- and Woodruff are slated for ends, Jove- pioKram called for creation of a luriff commi.alon that ••.hall be In fact, ac,At (p-arda. Vic ■ Fleming seems assured a starting well as in name, a .scientific expert hedy. berth, while Landrum Proctor, IXJST—Waltham Watch No. 12 size) gold filled engraved case No. H,05.3, 292, 17 jewel movement No. 1(5,849,- ^ ^ 380. I.osl night of election. Reward, j uies\can only be enacted by tl-e con-1 Harvin, .Sal- S. W. Sumerel. ‘'fjley and Armstrong. Thursday’s scrimmage brought out . ^ . I •’ophomore, may bolster the other side 1 It re-affirms adhesion, he arlilel,l„f Fordham will probably! the principle that revenue meas- backfield I ^ this corlstitutional authority as exem- FOR KP'XT Pw.) or three roaiii. plified bXthe flexible provision of the . apartment with private bath, fur- present ia\ which powers the»exe.-u- “.brilliant performer in the person of nished or unfurnished. Good garage. [ tivo, and a^ommission of his own I Mrs. W. H. Franks. He , choosing, to ^dify or nullify ,he ' spectators are still try- .. .• , 7“ onH. nf figure which - of the brothers, FT)R RENT—For 1 nr.ted time, a fur-icnaclments ol c-.n.,w.4« nished down-stairs apartment, con sisting of I sitting room, bej room, kitchenette and hath. Apply to .Mrs. .1. 1). t’ozby, phone 210. Uc congress. starred in that practice. Both of them, at'ons, saxing it "so far’has been ohe of the feeblest, if not absolutely the most FURS REMODELED - Have that old style neck piece and muff made into a nifty new., style choker. We make and -repair all kinds JuJL..stoats,. •» work guaranteed. The Fur Shop, ee » j J38Mi E. Main Street, Spartanburg, S C. ' for all our financial woes, In , .peoch oveX the radio hookup , , of the National BX-adcaalint c-im- „i|| be likely to have numerous oppor-■ pany, l{epre»entative\Byrn, of Ten- ,, ; neimee, ehairman of th, lleniorratie ,Hj, tition during the .ea»un. National congressional committee, a.s- sailed the Hoover admuvistrat'nn*. ® is a tough spot for “It may not be altogether fait\ to 9-lg-4{'p i hold the Republican party respofisilH;* ^ ' A . Si • t •• n AUTO-STROP RAZOR ABSOLUTELY FREE With Each I*urcha.He of 39c Tube — of — Byrnr added, "hut it has always claimed the credit for prosperity and it must bear the burden of adversity. Its battle cry in every campaign has been that it alone could he trusted with the na tion’s economic welfare. “Where is the business man or worker who will not testify to the fraud of such a claim? The truth of the matter is that the Republican ... . «r I ' party has been tested and it has failed. The Me^chandwe^ Value ^ H brought upon itself the condem nation of the pe^tiple. The tramping of McKesson’s Shaving Cream. the opening contest. Always a well trained outfit which gets into condi-1 tion early, thf Blue Stockings^are jex- pected to furnish a_ severe test of Clemson’s mettle. They have been ab sent from the Tiger schedule for two 'ears. In 1927, their last appearance (re. they held Clemson to a scoreless ti^The two preceding yearsliaw them victorious, 14 to 9, in 1925, and 14 to 0, in ^926. Since they have no\ won from tW Presbyterians since 1924. Clemson’Vmen will make a special ef fort Satur^y to erase the past rec ord Ever Offered In Clinton. We Have Only a Few l^eft. sadlf:r-owens PHARMACY AT I’NION .STATION Phitncs .377 and tOO l.OW ROUND TRIP FARFIS to Atlanta Birmingham Chattanoega — - New Orleans Mobile Pensacola via SEABOARD For fori her information, fares, lie.. consiilT W. H. Shands, Tick et Aui’iit, Clinton, S. C. their feet may be heard and next No vember we will elect' a Democratic hou.se of repre.sentatives. Byrns said the Uepuhlicun leader.s are now whining because they now -iuffer an ad\erdty which brought upon them.selve.s.” Quoting the Republican National committee aj saying that “few ad ministrations in recent times have made such a record of promises kept as that of Herbert Hoover," the Ten nesseean asserted that “surely it is not expected that anyone but a blind partisan or a fool would take such a statement seriously." RICHARDS READY FOR FARM AGAIN Governor To KrtirV To T'lantatiun At Liberty Hill Next Yekr After 38 Years of Public ^fe. (’oluinhia, Sept. 13.—GoverfK^ir Rii h- they I'tated today that he has nopther gram, asserting that “it is the astute wheat gamblers, and they alone, who are really any better off from the Hoover farm relief hill.” plans for next year, after his term of office expires, than to return to his Liberty Mill home and again becontp a farmer. The governor was a.sked if he had any further political ambitions or if he had any plans or aspir-atinns for public life, and he said he had none, and his only plan for the days after Annovincing a Display of the New De Luxe Bodies We will have on display this week several of the new De Luxe Bodies that have been especially designed for the Ford car. The Ford Motor Company has made available to the public a complete line of De Luxe Bodies that have been designed for those who desire something different in appearance — appointments and colors — and yet who want the outstanding performance, reliability and econ omy of the Ford car. The De Luxe types are in addition to the Standard line and consist of Town Sedan, De Luxe ^Sedan, De Luxe Coupe,Xabriolet, De Lux Phaeton and De Lux Roadster. - , ^ ^ These cars, while luxuriously appointed, are still kept low in price in accordance with the usual Ford policy. Visit our show rooms any time this week between 9 A. M. and 9 P. M. and see the beautiful new De Luxe bodies on display. Clinton Motor Co. X Authorized Ford Dealers West Main Street Telephone 119 his governorship is to go back to his Letters To The Editor farm ami live the life of a private citi- | jlS Zen. 0 When Other Stores Have Closed L v ’\A 1 :ltl :-| nbfl vli'Ii-'. luiVf i lilM'il tiu I i!ii4'i t. T till- lUkjbl t>t ibc ' bi'l ,i.>\. 111 .•iti-n k ill .if yeor N'l i^b- I'l'f !i>-I'kl I'uik; ''1. !-■ ti'f mmuc .iriiilc ct u bu ii \.>u ite It) tu'i'vl. Writes of Late tieo. M. Hanna Editor, The (Tironirle; It is with profiiutiil icKift an<l sor row that I that !ii\' old friend and oiniade, (I. .M, li iiiiuT."‘3s''Tiea'l and gone from us Ho wo.: a true frieiul and as go d a soiii er a- e\er servid .S^mth ('.irolina. II was wounded at He:tys-'biirg biu e.it well .md was wiih us in the Wilderno,-,' and iti the Hl ioily Afigle at SiKittsx 1\ao.a and to '.bo end at Atipomatlox. lie .i d .ill bis duty a a soil or I beeiT..flly and witlioNt i om plaint. .My-olf, Elli'.h I'ondy (if he is yet living! and Han I'risp. who li\es somewhere in Tenm >see, aie the only one.s yet living of Co. F, 1 l:b regimen: of S. C. volunteers. I am the only (’,»n- federate soldier from .\uslin to Bas trop (.dl milys) on either side of the ‘'’oloiHilo river. The tiiin Gray line is getting thinner e\ery few davs ami 1 1 Governor Richards is an excellent farmer. He has a splendid farm at Liberty Hill, and he is believed to be “well fixed,” so far as financed go. The farming success of the state’s chief executive has been noted by Co- lumhians, for at the mansion here, even within the city limits, the gover nor ha.s plat.ted it large pieee of unim-' In pioved land adjoining the mansion ini [I as fine corn as has been seen iif the 'tate. (»-\-e-rnnf—Kwhards will udire from •ffioe on .1 uiuary IS, \vhen Ihra C, i!la: l.\v > d f .Spartanhurg, will l)c- •'le '.he s ale’s ; liii^f exe utivT^ For ■h :ty-eigh' yivir: Give;!i,>r IH 'hrads h'l' hec’i .1', pildik' life. l'ri(>r to his, '• 'll) !#the I di'.ef nia.gi.si: a. >■ he was a •'‘e n’''( r of ‘lie stTe railr .ad conimi.s- s i'll amj pr'nr to that ser\iie tie was a member of the htui of rj'pres.‘nta- i e- IK^ \\ ;i> on the railr.>ad eonimis- '• ..'n from lpi(i t„ ipis and fr.mi l'.i22 to r.yli) udien he w.fs ele.tt-d govor- Mei. He w.is in the legislature from ISltS lo I'.HUi. He iiegan hi.s public life '.n I'-fJ, when ele.'tod magistrate, whii’h office he h»*ld for I’ighl years. He was also a tiu.stee of C!em3.>n coi- leye from liUl.b to HHO, i! fl 1 0 0 will .soon he no more. Very few of us - - -jirc-lixing- ta anyway- t he r dl-s'alt.-jHG- HB. Vi P.“iJ. M«eta In 0 know your dru^^Ist better he’s your doctors ri^ht-hand Laurens Saturday You would jniss the Neighborhood Orun Store more than you realize if »ome day yim touitd it> dot'rs closed, some nniht its friendly lights out—and particularly in SAAme emergency if you had to travel a long distance to have your prescription filled. To ward A>fF such a possibility you must give yi>ur Neighborhood Drug gist more than transient supfKAtt. He cannot except in rare instances main tain his pharmacy on profeaaional aer- vicea alone. He must sell merchandise, too-^of standard make and reason ably priced to give him a fair profit. If you keep him in mind for your every-dsy needs, you’ll find him when you most need hia professional services. — MERCK ihc sp.rit of Patrick Henry and Thom- a.s .loffiT.'mn and William 15. Travis (a .'^outh Carolinian) ycl livo.s. These Ina.sting an t bragging Texans claim The annual meeting of the Laurens ■Tiavis and Hiek Hi.wling and his 42 county B. V. P, U. will be held with j Irishmen (at S;tb ne Pass) a.s Tex.ans. ‘he F'irst Baptist church of I.aurens, ■ I laugh a* many of their claims. iSatuiiiay. Sei t. 20. beginning at 10 I could .sa; m.. re and fill ou this h. m. .sheet but 1 will quit for this time. Mrs. -Alice Poole .Alexander is pres-j If I live I will soon he 8(i years old. >dtMit of the organization and Miss Respectfully, B. p. templf:ton. Delvalle, Travis Co., Texas, Route 1. Owens is secretary- Far Yaur Marfidiw CnMiwt—Select Merck’s pure product* ** your Doctor aixl DtuKMt 4o and have your pretcrlption* filled by 8ADLER-OWENS PHARMACY PIhmics S77 and 400 AT UNION STATION Blease Will Run Again For Senate Cclumbia, Sept. 16. — Senator Cole i Lsuree Kennedy. Carrie Burns Irea.suier. F ollowing is the program announced hy these officers: Hymn. Devotional—Furman Finch. Welcome—Allah Boyd. Response—J. B. I..eopard. Special music—Misses Frances and L. Blease, beaten in the Democratic primary this year by James F. Byrnes of Spartanburg, -will run again for the United States senate. In a statement today, he said: “I thank my friends and supporters for their loyalty and devotion to me and say to them that I shall agrfin be a candidate for the United States sen ate.” 'The next senatorial election is in Roll Call. Reports of vice-presidents. .Address—Rev. E. M. Bostick. Appointment of committees. Lunch. Hymn. Devotional—Leon Wald rep. Special music—Miss Leila Norman. Talk, “Growth in Grace Through Prayer”—Ora Powers. “Growth in Grace Through Living” —Raymond Pinson. Report of State B.-Y. P. U. conven- 1932.eThe seat to be ’filled at that, time is now held by Senator E. D. ition—Mrs. Alice Poole Alexander. Smith. j Business 0 NOW IS THE TIMETOGET lOURSI U 0 0 WHERE DO YOU PLAIN TO DRIVE? 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