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PAGB^SIX THl CUNTON CHRONICXB, CLINTON. 8. C ER 16. 1930 Trnnns l4Kie. U-oopi »jf«inrt bandit and Com- liUOpo - Vfc j ^nunist armies ravairing China south To Crush Reds of I he Yangtsa river. ! Pradfdent Chiang Kai-Shek said Slianghai. Oct. 14.—Haring pract:-• N^jionalist officials ordered the cally cruahed the northern reunion, {t,{tPQ|g»jpithdrawn from Honan prov- CROSS HILL NEWS the Nationalist govenanent was re ported today about to dispatch 200,- abere they have been fighting w ^ •m ^ •m Miss Gertrude Leaman left Satur day for Jefferson where she will teach this winter. Fall And Winter Care Of Dairy Herd bulky feed essential. When normal cows are fod all the roughage they will consume throughout the year, and protected from infections .such as tu berculosis and abortion, they should Clemson College.—As pasture grass- «> become more mature they contain I ««■> ^om five to f-tforjaf*-months against northern alii-' *‘*oriae k. oooc -llactfiSbels of Feng Yu-Hsiang and bia, spent the week-end K. a>r R R PmKnn six years, making the overhead charge much lower than when cows are used WAN T Sf ■'3' Hut. droops will be sent to Hupeh, ONE large double room for rent, ply to Mrs. A. O’Daniel. Hunan and Kianksi provinces for many months bandit-com- tf' ifltWist hordjes have looted and burned 'cities and countryside, and have mas- Mrs. Floride P. Godda-d . f Coiom-l'"'' - »uh her (ath-! Iho proto.n con- „„,j, tent of the grain ration in order to j jwinter are a moot this.situation, says J. P- LaM«s. I ter, chief dairyman, who adds thati cows do not consume as much of this in good health and maintaining high er, E. B. Pinson. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll .Summers of Orangeburg, spent Sunday wiih the latur’s fathor, A. Hill. i eo,,,, fibrous |frash as thoy uood and (ditions'that wTli’ produce'thesT pas- Mrs. loo Wasson of Charleston. v,s.|.t „ usually w.so to supplemont thoirji„g „ satisfactorily, our farmers , ited her mother, Mrs. Lou Bryson, last | roughage ration with hay and silage,^ [•week. 1 or one of these alone if the other is milk yields. With climate and soil con- h^ve a great opportunity which is de nied dairymen in the northern states. LOST-l bay m«ff ‘"J • ““k thousand, of Chinese,. ” In Ihoso provinces foreigners havel Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Leamun oflnot available. riui, V-union, a- /-. ■ property and their lives' Whiteville, N. C., sjient the week-end ^ In order to get profitable yields of j The winter grazing crops most com- FOR SALE—Cabbage plants, collard been endangered in many cities, * with .Mrs. Bigie Leaman. They return-^ milk during the winter it is very nec-1 plants, salet and green tema.oe-. including the looted and burned* city td Sunday and .Mrs. Leaman acco n- essary to keep the milk flow of cews, 1 J. Hamp Stone. ^"hank'ha, Hunan province. A large panied them home for a week’j visit, which have calved in the late spring I^OST Two bay mare mules. lUliO tp‘ni;.ni er of foreigners, many of them j Ly| I„«aman of Greenwood, visited 1100 lbs. weight. Return to A.r.i lean mi-ssionaries, have been held : relatives in the city Sunday. *Young, Clinton, S. (\ Iti i ’ be-ieiged Klank.si province citiek, or j Mannie .Major and Mrs. Annie * M vtd to flee. monly usVd are oats, rye, bar’ty anfl vetch, or mixtures of all these. Other factors, according to Mr. LaMasteit, which increase profits from dairying are (1) milking at regular hours and at regular intervals; (2) spacing the twice-daily milking aa near twelve hours apart as possible; (.3) milking quickly and thoroughly; and (4) weighing the grain feed that each cow receives at each fe^iling. BOND FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 157 W. Main St. Phone SM APARTMENT FOR REN f I jiatair^, ,furnished, four ro«>ms and bath. Ar'- ply to Mrs. Annie Gilf.-i Basley, ■><> Woodrow St., Phone 387. Itii FOUND — Black mare mule, w.-iy.'r. about 1000 or 11 pounds. Owrivr c.i?; fr«t same by paying charge.^. Kounci Oct. 4th. Duff Barksdale, Route 4, Box HI, Clinton, S. Seven Tracts ^Id By Court Order Sevep.tra.-ts of land, adverli.sed un der c(jjjirt order were sold on sales day of this month at public outcry in I.au- ren,s, by the clerk of court and sheriff, j iting Mrs, Nannie Davenport. A, ^owH-r .Mooie served as auctioneer Rev. and .Mrs. K. T. .Magill and chil- foj^ the-tirst time, succeeding the late Her, and Mr. and Mrs. B. Taylor of I (iiqenwood, Visited .Mrs. I^enora .Major on Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Thompson spent the week-end in Tolumbia. .Miss Gladys Griffin of Greehville, is visiting her parents, .Mr. and .Mrs, M'. E. Griffin. Mrs. Bell (’hai'e of (tolumbia, is vis- they will produce so little during the winter that they will not pay for the feed and labor necessary fn their care. Cows should not be forced to main tain their bodies and produce milk on largely all-grain feeds alone during the winter. Over-feeding on concen trates radults in cows failing to breed and often they are so burnt out with in two or three years that they are| not profitable producers. This makes! B. D. HENRY P. M. BOLAND H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE STOCKS BONOS REAL ESTATE LOANS NBGOTUTBD LOST OR STRAYED—One fox terrier pup, 3 months old, black and white. ... Return to owner and rec eive reward, I barles W. Mef-ravy, who R. C. Stewart, 143 S. Broad .SL^.Vlin- position for a number of toH, S. C. dren were at the Kings .Mountain cele-1 bration last week. i Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. Crisp of Green-j MEN WANTED For Watkini^V)ut( ih (Minton. .Average earnin|fs* week. CfiafTce Uir reliable Jiu.i*t1t*^ to ltp jf®r\ Sales were m:u^f in the follow-1 wood, spent Sunday with .Mr. and .Mrs, »(al.eH: R. L. Crisp. Uy Clerk of ('ouri $3:) \\\ (V.Th i \\\ (VThompson vs 0, G.,Thompson, 'W2 acres adjoining ilRnds of noake bi^ paying i;^onnection. WrHii-^atiH;tt^bJ.(4hn^Moore’s e.statei, soULt.:<vthe;,witJv Mr. iuid Mrs. on|^, ('.*TT. \Vt>rley, 23l Johna^mfor $600. * , Mi sriMae^la^ma NewarkVN. J.“ ^ 10-16-ltc, KedelafLhnd Hank vs George Boyd, “ ‘ ~ 176 acre.s in Scuffletown town- lt( WANTED to buy: Pine and miiud iiak et a I rr^s^i^.4 delivered by tnicl Ais l4)igfe( 1(1 to R. E. Babb, attorney, for ii miiun lias nu'k^t oin plant oWKiigied on railway cars, \V>il<k for specifications and prices. «ta;:;».; Colcjuitt Co.. Spartanhurg, .S. C. .30-;5tcl‘’" Lauren.s. sold to — R. E. Babl), attorney, for $1,00(1. FOR RENT—Store ro<.m formciiyaM.-..^-. X IL .WeU v- .Mary B. West, an un- cupied by (Minton Wholesale (Iro ery ' ,|:vid(;(j half intere t in 83* acres on Company, next door to ice-* road, and same interest in ‘Splendid for wholesale bu mm ss o’- house on Burns avenue in city of I.au- atore hou.se, situaf*(l on sid.* Da-s. rens, syjd to J. R. MM'.st for $1 $l.’).(i() per month. Apply tiV f); U5':.s.C,.;.W. Ow.ngs vs 1. L. Owings, el )(t-l(;-:'.ie ;,1 Rhame, pnoiie 13S. BABY (Mill KS Ited., K -eks, giMivy mixed breeds, every 'rhursdaj, at lie each at hatchery. I’lace your or ders for what you want and state sec ond choice. Have cajiaeity db.OOO eggs per week. llng^Vk Hatchery, Saluda, S. C. * 10-30-.3tp 666 Relieves a Headache or Neiirtilgia ia 80 minutes, rhecks a Cold lh« fixM day and cheeks Malaria in three days. (MiG also in Tablets. ,■ Lt al, lots ,\o. 7t> and 80 of F. K. Owings hiliie |)la e. sold to R. K. Babb attor ney, f'hr -'Jv'lO; ‘J.l.'i acres at Owings, -^o!d to R. I'i. Babb, attorney, for $.')00. .Jidin Fleming Blakely et al, vs (Jeo. II, Blakely an I R.’ Hal! Fleming, ad- u'nistiatiirs of the estate of W. .1. Fleming, et al, 307..'’i acr(*s near Ora, sold to O. I.. Long, attorney, f ir $2.’). By the Sheriff 'file Biink of Wio.diuff vs Iv.crett Miiitin, el al, I t in town of (Iray Coiiit, sold to O. L. Ling, attorney, f r S'lO. Win A Learbury SuitI In Ac 1930 Lcarbury AM-Sec- tk>n*l Footbj^ll Selection Contest 21 Lfirb^ Sdhs wM be awarded wlthojjt coit or oblisatlon. One wll •Ha #vtti;to tach of the three persona whose selection H nearest to that o( Cojlegg Humor lor.the (oHowins Alh Scqjtional Teams: . Jl... Jh< 2...The All-Southwestern Eleven. • '34,'lTh< AlWMhsourl Valley and ..iBia^iy Conference Elevetw m.’.'.Wa hV All-Sbuthem Eleven. 5...The All-Eastern Eleven. —frf.rThe AH-flocky Mountain Elcvcfk 1 England Eleven. * will 6f «nno«rtctrf m l*f ftbtimY >WI I of Co/lcfc HuMor—oA tkt VMf We w II be flad to five yoa free official entry blanks for this contest... Come get yours. (• I* J. AxBAiLEY M^chaht Mrs. .S. A. la’amijn and .Miss .Mar garet Rasor are visiting in Augusta, Jack Habh of Laurens spent .Sunday Weddon Learnjan, man and Billie of (Min ton, and James Henry L('aPian of Whiteville, .N, ('., visited relatives here .Sunday. Miss Elinor Dial, who is teaching in Greenwood, spent the week-end with her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. (’. Dial. J. L. Carter of (Minton, was a vi.sit- or here .Sunday. Mr. and .Mrs. .J. L. .Miller and chil dren ( f Whitmire, spent .Sunday with .Mrs. L. K. .Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Albert .Me Meek in of Monticello, sjierit .Sunday here with the latlei’s parents. The many friends of W. T. Boyce and F. B. Pinson are glad to know they an* at home from the Greenwood hospital, where they underwent seri ous operations. September Honor Roll For Joanna School TH'IISC RIHE ro THE ( HRONKM.F —J First grade: .Not eligihle for honor roll this month. .*4eeond ifrade: Harold l.ewis, Syliil .lenkins, Kuhy .Sain, .lames Oshorne. j Third grade: Idthcd Francis, Her man .lenkins, Virginia .lenkins, .-Xnnie Huble, I.miise Owens, Itavniond Tur- : oer, . ‘ h'ntrrth grade; .MMlie (M !e I Klliott grartrr tI hn M+enTy itarinT^ port. Fifth 1 Inliliins. S'x‘h gr.i.le: • ii(itli.\ (’lai k. .Seventh grade .Marv lea Burton, .M 'deem F'nne Auxiliary Meets This Afternoon 1 he .American Legion .Auxiliary will held its regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 3:30 jn the high school I auditorium. Mrs. ('arl Morgan and ^ .Mt's. R. K. Johnston of Greenville, and .Mrs. Miller Foster of Spartanburg, will he guests of the chapter. All members and those who are eligible for membership, are urged to be pres ent. MAGAZINE BARGAINS Go<kI Until Noveber 10, 1930 ' MrCall'fl Magazine and Better Homes and Gardens $1.20. M ith ( hrla- tian Herald $2.70. Pictorial Review and American Boy $2.40. With Better Homes and (iardens $2.90. American Magazine 12.50. Collier’s j Weekly $2.00. Roth for $3.75. American Magazine $2..50, M’oman's Home Companion $1 .00. Collier’s! Weekly $2.00. All three for $4.7.1. ‘ JAMES M’. CALDWELL I The Magazine Man JUST ARRIVED ! I Carload or Genuine j Texas Red Rust-Proof ] OATS Plenty of Rye, Barley, Clover and Vetch. • Full variety of Field and Garden Seeds. % Get my prices first j.M.pins Phone 57 • 1 r 1 GUARD YOUR CHILDREN’S UVES Cfi\f them only QualUy Fooda. You’ll find no swelled cans, rancid cheese, or over ripe fruits at Quality Service Savings Stor.*s. These stores feature only the tried and tested nationally advertised brands. ^ ou know what you are buying and at the prices listed below you know you are sav- •nif. . * ’ Evaporated PEACH E S, lb. 14c .Most refreshing for Toilet and Hath 3 for DWINIil.I,. WRIGHT’S Loose Coffee, lb 18c Pinto BEANS, Borden’s Evap. Milk, small .. 5c Onions, lb. International Salt Ban<[uet Tea, 1-4 lb 23r Lucky Strike Cigarettes .. 15r White’s Picnic Hams, lb... ... 21c S, 3 IBs. for 25c Jumbo Peanut Butter, pt. ... 23c GOI.I> l)l!ST Washing Powder, 7 for 25c DAI.ENTINE’S Breakfast Bacon, lb 34c 1 Ib. DeLuxe F. F. V. and 1 lb. F. F. V. Saltines, both ... 55c Borden’s Evap. Milk, tall 10c Grandeur Flour, S. R., 24 lbs.. 94c Ivory SOAP It Floats—Always In Sight. ^ Medium . 3 for Red Pie CHERRIES, can 24c Grandeur FLOUR Plain 24 Lbs. Duke’s Mayonn^se ,1-2 pt. .. 23c Sugar, lOlb&r... 50c ^ mmmmmmmmmm Skinner’s Macarotii, pkg 9c Vermont Maid Syrup, jar .... 27c 89c Pork and Beans, 3 for 24c Always ask for Claussen’s C^ton Bi^d COGOANUTS, THESE MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS OF QfALITY SERVICE; .. CLINTON. S.C, . IvHI’TMIRE, S. € Grocery, J. M. Pitts, Blakely’s ' Grocery, 1. C. Boland, L. V. Pinson, Clin* ton Mercantile Co. Y Al Young' bL. ^(cott Grocery Co. GOLDVIIAe*, S. C.—-Joanna Merc. Co, *1 ■m