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■'ry ' ’* "1 PAGE SIX THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. a THURSDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1930 WANTS FOR SALE—One nice shoat. W. J. ' Henry, Jr. Itp ONE large double room for rent. Ap ply to Mrs. A. O’Daniel. tf FOR RENT—2 or 3 room apartment, modem conveniences, unfurnished. Cloee in. Mrs. W. T. Putnam. Uc SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON! Will sacrifice beautiful Knabe grand piano if sold at once. Real bargain fpr cash. Reply: Grand Piano, P. 0. 5, Greenville, S. C. 10-30-2tp ! By Rev. Samael D. Price, D. D., Aaaociatc General Secretary of the I WorhPa Sunday School Association. International Sunday School Lesson for November 2 • SIMON PETER — FROM WEAKNESS TO STRENGTH Mark 8:27-29; Luke 22:31-34; John 18:25-27; 21:15-17 take courage: “It is never too late to mend.” Observe three distinct calls that FOR RENT—West Centennial street, one duplex apartment, consisting of living room, two bed rooms, bath, breakfast room ami kitchen, also a garage. Apply to Mrs. E. Mood Smith. Peter was the popular one among I the twelve apostles. More is known j about his life than any other and, in I part, this is because he was the fre- I quent spokesman. He was invariably came to Peter from Jesus, The first, when brought by Andrew, his brother, human and because he made so many was to become a friend of the .Master, mistakes we find comfort in .studying i Then there was the invitation to go to his life. j .<tchool as a disciple (learner.) I.ater February, 1920, title recorded in Deed Book 43, page 768.” Terms of sale: One-half cash, bal ance to be paid twelve months from date of sale;’the credit portion to be secured by bond and mortgage of the purchaser over the said premises, bearing legal interest from date, with leave to purchaser to pay his entire bid in cash. Purchaser to pay for pa pers, stamps and recording. If the terms of sale are not complied with, the land to be re-sold on same or some subsequent sales day on same terms, at risk of former purchaser. THOS. W. BENNETT, C. C. C. P. and G. S., Laurens, S. C. Dated Oct. 7th, 1930.—10-30-3tc. Flggfs set every Memday. .Set now )r eaki It is significant that problems arore I twelve apostles were cho»n from Pefer HATCHING .\NI) BABY CHICKS | p^ter as an adult. It is much easi-1 among the disciples and Pefer was se- for eakly fryers. Baby chicks f r .sale every Tuesilay, .Spratt F)ultr.v Karin t(i develop a w’orthy character when | leeted. After Jesus had been rejected APARTMENT ,KOR RENT — Firs floor, pirtly furnished if desire'’ Apply to Mrs, G. W. B. Smith, .Sou‘1 Broad street, phone J73-W. 1’ New Steinway grand piano .it a b!*’ reduction if sold at once. Special o.'- fer for cash. Reply: iS.beinway, Room 727, Imperial Hotel, Greenville, S. C, .be task is entered upon in childhood. ere we have the training of an adult jsr.d the slogan is still true. “It is hard I) teach an old dog new tricks,” if Je- us had been the teacher of Peter in bis early teens the work would have been le.ss difficult and more re.sultful by the multitude, because He would not become their bread-makjng king the traveling schord was taken to the base of Mount Hermon. Here tjiere was a special quiz class as the Teacher .said “Whom do men say that I am?” While the others were still thinking Adults who are making serious mis- j Peter gave the right answer: “Thou 10-;J0-2tp ROO.M .AND BOARD-g(K)(l location, clo?e in. Prices reasonable. Phone 103. Mrs. N. A. .Simii.son, .Musgrove street. FOR RENT Twelve room house on South Broad street, close in loca tion. Well suited for boarding house and roomers. Will rent to one party r only. Aoblv to. B.“'f5rdting; 10-.‘{0-2tc takes will find much help in this study of Peter. Believe another saying and art the Christ.” For this right reply' the Jiupij was especially commended. We are selling agents for Sellers well-known kitchen cabinets and are offering a variety of styles and colors at very much lower prices. Trade in your old one. PRATHER-SIMPSON FURNITURE CO. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE MKS NOW OPEN FOR PAYMENT OF CITY TAXES Notice is hereby given that Town Taxes for the Town of Clinton, will be due and collectable between October 1st and November 15th, for the year 1930. The Tax Books will be opened for the collection of taxes at the Office of the Town Clerk on October 1st, and will re main open each day thereafter, Sunday excepted, up to and through November 15th. A penalty of fifteen (16^0 per cent, will accrue on all taxes not paid on or before Saturday, November 15th. The levy for current fiscal year is forty (40), mills; fifteen (15) mills for current operating expenses and twenty-five (25) mills for interest and sinking fund on various Bond Jssues outstanding. The foregoing notice is given pursuant to Ordinance passed by the Town Council, September 1st, 1930. The city has heavy obligations to meet in the near future, and we will greatly appreciate the co-operation of the tax payers in making prompt payment. Dated Sept. 11, 1930. D. C. HEUSTESS. Town Clerk. The Clinton Chronicle—SI.50 a Year I CROSS HILL NEWS JOHN JOSEPH GAIHrS MO. POTATO ST0RA(;E - I.ast' rqf*m of po'.ato house now open. Limited upace left. Call u.s if you wish to re- i»«»rvt‘ spaco. Phone 1.70. Clinton Po tato House. He “PKO(;re.ss" VS, long life I There is no doubting that thi.s <*arth TWaFUFsTgiieif tur ‘•ttiv , drrtifiarTry ; se .Pi .v ’ .Mrs. Lilia Austin, Misses Jonella and Blanche Austin, and Jim Hugh .Austin of (;roer>wo(.d, visited Mr. and .\Iis. I.ulhan Crisp for the Wi-ek-end. VV. ( . Ra.'or and L.^E. .Martin visit ed rrlativos in (iretmwqbd Nupday. uf I L.' cjn u' I' ci^uffTcwff CHRV.SANTHKMU.MB Plenty pretty Chrysaniht mums priced very rea- I man and for the lower animals, and everything needed for heaPh and long I life was placed within their reach and for their benefit. “Civilization” has luought with it many di.seases unknown to the cave- dwelles’, the primitive man. Thi ')!d-, ness v.sifor here Fii<l:iy afternoon. Mr. and .Mrs. Hoyle .Miller of Ware .Shoals, spent the week-end with C. D. yan sonahle, ami will appreciate your or-1 est man 1 ever saw was. KM; he had ders. Call 120 or, better still, call atiliveii next to tiu'.ure all his lorg life; my residenee and see them. .Mrs. J. VV 1 he had not tri«*(l to turn night into Milam. Itp'day, and had lived the way tlod in tended him to live; long life w.ss nis It wa.s no accident, no freak of nature that he «lid this; he simply W.AN’TED to huv: Pine and mixed oak i cros.s-ties deliven'd hv'truck at our plant oi loaded on railway ears. W'rite for -pecificaiions an<l |iriees, sta'in,; where you wish to ileliver. Taylor- Col(|uitt Co., .Spartanlmrg, .S. C. .’tO-.Htc •Mrs. .S. .A. I.eaman and .Mi.-s ,Mnr- gaiel Uasor returned from a week's visit to .Ml. and Mrs. B:»h Baggott of Augusta, on Wediie.sday. .Mrs. Baggolt aecompanis'd them lionie. .Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Davenport of Atigu.sta, uie visiting the former's mother. .Mrs. Nannie* !>a\'i*nport. Mrs. Bigie I.eamun has re*; timed fioni Wtiileviile, .N. whi'ie she vi.s- itcel relative's for a we*ek. .Miss Claelys (.Jriffin of Gree'nville, .-pe*nt the*’vve'ek-enel with her [larcnts. .Miss I.ncy (Joggans of Winthrop col lege, spe*nt the week-<*nei with her par- I oheyeel nature’s laws. I saw a man this very eiay, tul)h**d ■ anel toggeal in the* ve*ry latest—em hisj I way to the* geilf links. .Aiioplexy was PAN.SY PL.ANT.S Fine Northe'rn Aritten all eiver him. He* wore* a flan-i grown, fresh each week, Steele's nel suit, seift enp, knee hre*e*cht*s, flat Goggans. Mastaeion Miracle 70 fetr 77e; 100 foriHheies, niiel was smoking furiously tol Annie lle*r of (Ireenwoeai, vis- $1.25; 200 f4*r $2.00. Swiss Giants 70' k.-ep his internal machinery “hitting it**'l Leoneira Major for the for 90c; 100 for $1.07; 200 for $2.77;j,,n all six.” ye hael preihahly never had week-end. all delivered. Stamps accepted. Hal! his teies or fingers in the* dirt in his Mr. -anel Mrs. I,eslie Davis and chil- Kuhn, New’herr.y, S. C. 11-0-2lc BABY CHH'ICS—Reds, Reicks, heavy * mixed breeds, every Thursday, at 11c each at hatchery. Place your or ders for what you want and state .sec ond choice. Have capacity :17,000 eggs per week. (Jnger’s Hatchery, Saluela, S. C. 10-30-3tp NEW GIFTS Complete Line 25c, 50c, $1.00 Gifts ('ome look over our (Hft Department. GALLOWAY. McMILUAN Book Store life nor had 1% likely ever done a dren of Augusta, were the guests of lick of manual labor. , Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Griffin on Sunday. Here he was out seeking health,! Marvin Joyce of Bluefield, Va., vis- hreathing like a porpoise. He was, f''f‘‘d in town on Saturday. ^ dou'Ntless, w'orth plenty of money,' Miss Eleanor Dial of Greenwood,' man’s goal these days, it seems. But' the week-end with home folks, a careful observer wouldn’t insure his’ ^ mtiny frienils of Mrs, May Mc- life for five dollars! He was a|)par-, I>‘'»!‘1‘1 'l»*ei)ly sympathize with her in ently between fifty and .sixty years death of her hu.shand. jiif age—the time w hen a nian^ .should I Mrs. Ida Cri.sj) is siiending the win- ' he at his best; dear reader, would you G“r Th AfThfita witK reTafives. be in his condition for what he has^ All*eit Dial of McCormick, was al | 'accumulated for his heirs to squan- f'lr the woke-end. j der? Frankly, 1 wouldn’t, nor for a •^* VVitherspoon of W esimin.Mer, j hundred times that much. i •* business visitor hen* Saturday. ■ , VVe make ^ “great game” of this Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Fiill**r of New- ilife of ours ari<l call it civilization berry, Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Jones of ^ and jnogiess. Is the game worth what!•"vcenlly visited .Mrs. Lizzie jit costs? If more people pul in a few ' continues quiU* sick, hours of actual physical labor each Rev. and Mrs, Sidney ('much of| I day, and followed it with eight hours College, .spent Friday and! of good, sound sleep, there wouldn’t •''aturiluy with Mr. and Mrs, R. A. I he so many young'ish widows out in Austin. the .social suburbs. 1 know I'm ancient,: Miss Frances Ixive of Cheater, is j but I’m talking .sense! visiting her sister, Mrs. R. D. Nance.i i Mr. COUNTY UNLUCKY FOR RUM RUNNERS Brownlee And Cromer In Laurens Run-Off See Us for BEST PRICES On Winter Beardless Barley, Abruz/i Rye, Re-cleuned Ful- ghum and Appier Seed Oats, P'own around OranifeburR, S. C. Also Feed OatR, Sweet Eeed& Dairy and Poultry Feeds of all kinds. We also have a brand new’ 2'/2 ton truck for ptiblic hauling. .Another Outfit, With 102 Gallons. Comes To (friff. Negro (iive.s Sheriff Tip. Laurens, Oct. 28.— For the second time in four days a rum running out fit has come to grief in Laumns. This morning a large car broke down on South Harper 8tri*et. .A Negro was hailed a.s he was passing the machine, and requested to find an automobile mwhanic, the pmmised mward fnr the lauirens, Oct. 28.—Robert .M. Brown lee and ('’harlea A. Cromer led in a special primary here Tuesday held for the purpose of selecting a nominee for magistrate at l.aiurens. There were nine candidates in the race. Brownlee’s vote was 351 and Cromer’s 237. These two will go into the runoff which will ,be held next Tue.silay. Other candi dates in Tueeday’s election were B. A. Sullivan, T. B. Sumerel, W. R. Richey, «.n i« h..inK « half gallon „f whiskey.. ^ „ Moor., .S. K. Saxton, Hugh i) Tha Nagrn who h.i.penaJ to 1* an an|-:rM,Cr.V)- iM W.- M. Irby.- ^ ploye at the county jail, upim report- ^ ing for duty at hi.s place of work, in- The State of South Carolina, County of luiurens. In Court of Common Pleas FARMERS EXCHANGE T. J. Blalock, M^r. Phone 157 Clinton’s Feed Store formed Sheriff Columhu.s L. Dwens of the incident. Immeiflute investigation by the of ficer resulted in a ha.sty capture of i The First National Bank of two white men from the stranded car! Clinton, Clinton, S, C., and the discovery of a load of contra- * Plaintiff, band, which when moved to the sher-' vs iff’s office, checked up a total of 102 E. W. Ferguson, et al, gallons. , Defendants. One of the men allegeil to have Pursuant to a Decree of the C .urt abandoned the liquor laden vehicle the*above stated case, I will sell at was picked up by Sheriff Owens as the public outcry to the highest bidder, at former was making hks way afoot out Laurens, u. H., S. C., on salesday in LAST CHANCE to get good coa^ cheap. $7.00 per ton till Friday, 31st. After that $8.00. Clinton (Cotton Oil Co. <m the Laurens-Greenville road. He November next, btdng the 3rd day of ring *1 gave hia'name as .Ics.-ic Kilgore, and month, during The legal hours for his home address as (ireeiiv ilk*. The ^ s^vh sales, the following de.scribed .other member of the alleged liquor property, to wit: new has not been captured. “All that lot. piece or parcel of land Last Friday a motor exjus'ss, carry- situate, lying and being within the ing an estimated cargo of 600 or 700 corporate limits of the Town of Clin- , gallons of imported wine.s and w iiis- ton, County and State aforesaid, ' kit*s, was forced down by an accident bounded on the north by Pitts street, to the big itiachine, the top of the * distance of 82 feet; on the east by express truck being kmx'ked off by a lands of J. H. Stone. 209 feet; on the {low railroad trestle at the underpass south by West Main street, a distance on East Ma'n street. 1 of 86 feet; and on the west by lands of Mrs. P. S. Bailey, a distance of 209 '9 Child Life—five months fur $1.00. American Boy, Youth's Companion- eight months for 11.00. JAS. W. CALDWEt:. feet. The said lot contains garage’ building. The above described proper ty was deeded to me by T. D. Cope-' land and C. W. Stone on the 7th of UALITY Iiav,»ywiiwa» . TWO SH()f»PlN(i WORRIES LESS — when ycu shop the Quality Service Savinjjs W’ay. First, you don’t have to worry about trying to find a parking place and you don’t haA'e tiA worry about th^ weather. Quality-Service trucks operate—whether or no. Then it’s ^ matter of walking a few steps to your telephone to get the utmost service and at prices as cheap as (Quality Merchandise c m be fairly sold. Matches, 6 boxes for Arm & Hammer SODA 6 for Daisy Brooms, each 48c Tall Pink Salmon, 2 for 25c Clinch River Kraut, No. 2 9c Rice, 4 lbs. for .... 25c Borden’s Evap. Milk, tall 10c Milky Way Candy, 3 for • • • • • 10c BANANAS, 3 lbs. for B.M.ENTINK'S Pork Sausage, lb 27c White’s Boiled Ham, lb. 54c White House Coffee, lb 42c ' ■Nl»» g GREEN BEAU'TY SWEET OR SOUR Pickles, quart jar . 35c Wesson Oil, pint 27c More women use it than any other 7 for MI - G E L, all flavors, 3 for 25c Recommended by thousands of great beauty experts. 3 for 24cf' f Cheese, lb 27c Borden’s Evap. Milk, small ... 5c Grape Juice, pint 23c NEWBERRY Creamery Butto*, lb 47c Lettuce, bead 10c Tokay GRAPHS, THESE MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS OF QUALITY SERVICE: CLINTON. S. C. Baldwin’s Grocery, J. M. Pitts, Blakely’s Grocery, I. C. Boland, L. V. Pinson, Clin- t6n Mercantile <>>. WHI’TMIRE, S. C. Young Bros. Scott Grocery Co. GOLDVILLE, S. C.--TJoanna Merc. Co. ■< 4