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-'V " < Professor Martin Given Bouquet Charlie Garrison's “C|»ujfht On the: Winir” column in The Greenville Pi'jd-;| mont of Monday, carried the follow- bouquet for Prof. A. V'. Martin, ^ well knoam and esteemed citizen and taftcher of this city: I 1 IN MK.MOKIAM MItS. El'I.A WATTS Hl’ItDEri'K Whereas, (Jod in His infinite wis dom, has seen fit to remove from our enidst .Mrs. Kula Watts Burdette, a faithful, beloveil memtM*r, and where as, in her death the .Stephen I). Lee chapter, .\o. UXiti, United Daughters of the <'onfe(k*racy has expt>rienced un inexpressible (jrief. Therefore be it resolved: That her love and loyalty for our ^ chapter and her services ren<lered be I held in lovinjf remembrance. : That the example of this loyal mem- j her manifestesl by word and deed shall have its lastinjf influence. I That in the realization of our loss is the aasurance of heaven’s jfain. , That the deep«*st love and sympathy of the Stephen I). Lee chapter l)e ex-i tended to the lM*reaved family. That a copy of these resolutions Ih' 'sprea<i upon the minutes of our chap-1 ter and a copy be sent to the family I and that they be publishcil in Thej Clinton ('hronicle. MR.S. J. WII.L DILLARD, MftSrC. |‘. ltnBTXSO>r, MISS LILY YARBOROUGH, Committee. ( ARD OK THANKS ' j I wish to thunk^ our friends for' their kindness shown to our sister, Mrs. Blanche .Jones during; her serious | illness for the •jjast five weeks, and espiH-ially appreciate the faithful ser-^ vice rendered by Dr. .1. Lee Younj;. .Mrs. Byrd Byars. Why nut s.Le your "Gift I’rublem" by Ki'iiiK Maj;a*‘nes this ChriKtmas? 1 have some attractive offers where by two or more copies of the same maKazine can be had at the price of 2 and year subscriptions. JAS. W. ( ALDWELL. Call 243 at 12:30 P. M. I WM a child, if I did not fbel well, or if I had a cold, my mother gave me Black- Draught," aaya Mra. Orpha HUL of Wofford, Ky. "V“ ‘ eapecif \^en "When I wee married, it became a fiuni- ly medicine in my own home, ae it waa in my mothePa. "I take it for headache and tally for oonatipation. len I get biliova, my akin K ta yellow and 1 have a very d taato in my mouth, and a drowsv feeling all during the day. My eyea bum and I Mt di^, or my head ia *awua- ming.' When I take Black- Draught, it aeema to driva the imnuritiee out of my ayateaa ■no 1 (bel fine. I am ealdom without thia reliahle remedy*” TMEDFOED’S iladt-' ffgr CiMtfpflIiBhi rOflfEN who are rua-down, nervous, month, should take for over f yeara .tjmi 0 THF nJNTON CHRONirT*E. CLLVrON. S..C. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ISSO Today's Bouquet—Prof. A. V. Martin^ Prof. A. V. Martin, of Presby’erian college at Clinton, is one of the pio-1 neers of the state in college athletics. I Mr. Martin, who played football ini hia college days, is keenly interested in football, baseball, track and cthar branches of sports, and has had a wide influence in state and S. I. A. A. i circles. Mr. Martin is awarded Today’3 Bouquet for the work he ha- done at Clinton over a period of many j ears— | a work, however, which ha* not been confined to Clinton or e < n to lh« col lege with W'hich he is conncctel. Ir. meetings both in this s.aD* and ow of it, Mr. Martin’s voice hi- alway been rais«*d in the interest of clea.. athletic.* and his plea has been for th ■ organization of college uthlelies upon a wholesome and lasting foundation. , Thal^Mr. -Martin’* ability i.s known! and appreciated is slH^wn by the posi-1 tion.s of honor and tru.^t which he has i held in the S. 1. A. eouncils over period of many y<'ar.*. By many per-, sons he is known as the leading au-1 thority in the .South on college uth- j letics. I Today’s Boucjuet is awarded Mr. Martin, who in the class room and out of it i.*? a believer in boys. Not being i an'rf<if nmTr!^y"' dr) his own part, he has always pre ferred the sincerv and the genuine, to the affei'tcd and unnatural. This atti tude on the part of .Mr. .Martin has won h'm the lasting friendship of hundred.* of hoy.* who come in contact with him during his Icai hing career. g^Cj.c. PENNEY CO; DEPAKTMENT STOPxE Jg i 7-9 Musgrove Street Toyland Opening! Friday Night, November 7:30 P. M. Has Arrived! Come in to see all the thrilling things it brought to Toyland .When the Toyland Limited arrived a few da^'s ago, it was filled to the very doors with wonder^ ful toys. Dolk and dishes... furniture and auto^ mobiles ... construction sets and games for d.c whole family ... all of your favorite toys and many new ones. They are all in Toyland now ... come in... and bring mother and father with you to see what marvelous toys we have ... and how very low'priced they are. J.C. PENNEY GQ