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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1930
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For lay* down the bars for the
may to come on. Pitiful indeed is
)f shekels from the gullible masses;
*nd there are many shrewd commer-
cialists these days. A million lies have
-'been—circulated about meats; more
about wholesohi^ bread; as many
more about the honest old coffee-
berry; a million harmful—i>ogitively
damaginfr fads have been set afloat
by the promoters of “health foods,” to
supplant the countryman’s honest
■•quare meal of hog-jowl and greens.
Nobody’s Business
By Gee HeOmm
' GRAPES
For centunes upon centuries grapes
have stood as a symbol of plenty and
happiness.
And not just because grapes are
the fruit from which wine is made.
But because grapes, coming late in
most attractive background for
grapes, whethei' they be purple, green
or red.
CAMPBELL LODGE TO
MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
Current Shocks
An exchange says: “Georgia ^a8ts|f|jj season, when summer is going or’ A communicatibn of Campbell lodge
of a buzzard which rode a train.” Uh-. gone, give a final gift of sweet- N'o. 44, A. F. M., wUl be hulden on Fri-
huh. I was at the depot in my town [ ^ess and deliciousness to the world,
when that train arriv^ and unloaded- jj, these days when wine is taboo
.Vmeric.nns have a way of carrying!the five barrels of fish. So we had j ^g.,till find in grapes one of our most
I welcome and palatable fruits. Per-
>of something which exists only in the
imagination. A state of mind like that
wrilL in time, reduce the body to a
alaXe of confirmed invalidism.
] haps the ancient races of the world,
ilw m— or woman who lives in fe.ir j everything too far—especially if they j beef for dinner that Friday.
get scared into a “health diet.” Lis-j
ten: there is no better “health food”| |f the Republicans want to know!Greeks and Babylonians and Egyp
;han a contented mind, a good ct>un-jjuj,t exactly what the people as altians, knew delicious grapes. They
try table and a sound appt‘tite. If I j whole think of their present prosper- could have known nothing better than
Acre giving boiled-down advice, after (,us administration, tellem to kindly
consult the election returns recorded
on November 4th.
But, 8i>eaking of politics: If A1
Smith had of had a tail and a couple
The scared man invariaWy bestirs I many years of experience, I woukl
liimMlf to find a means of keeping! embody it in a few \vords--don't eat^
•out of harm’s way. He w.!l bito ai j ‘ >o much! F.at what you like, and | next congress will repeal that last
■«v*Ty faike — every nostrum that is i that means what “agrees” with you; |^“inoron-ized” tariff bill
lieralded as a preventive or cure of I it means the food that you never hear! ■ - -
disease. He will dig up his last cent | of after you swallow it. So long as
to pay for something that is daily l.vou live along that way, you are us-
dinaed into his ears by radio, "oi: j ing the ‘^best preventive of disease
spread before his eyes in the blatant known.
advertisement. . . , He keeps him.nclf| Fear of disease will bting disease,
in a state of mental unrest, which in i same, it keeps one un
time arill lead to real illness. |, ,, , e-j t „ i
.... ■ II 4 • 4 happy. C ourage and,confidence lead to
If a shrewd commercialist invents « I —-
fad these days, and resorts to high-r^'^-* ’" digestion, and make for a )et-
pccACW advertising, he reaps a harve.-l ter citizenship and a fatter purse.
the wide variety of white and green,
red and purple grapes that we have
Here’s hoping the today.
There are many delicious ways of
preserving grapes for future 'use. But >
they are moat attractive when served
day night, Dec. 5th, at 7:30 o’clock, at
which time the election of officers for
the ensuing year will take place. It is
important that each member be pres
ent. After the election and installation
there may lie work in the F'. C. degree.
Please attend.
By order of W, M,
\’. P. Adair, S.*cretar>.
SOME ATTRACTIVE OFFERS
C<4intry Gentleman, 3 yenrs $t.M.
Ladies' Home Journal, $1JM
year; 2 years, lIJid; 8 yeara, $2.H.
Saturday Evening Pont, I2.H
•car; 2 years, 3 years,
See me for attractive Gift Offers.
JAS. M'. CALUM'ELL
Phone 243 at 12:30 P. m
“The Magazine Man”
DRESSES
50c and 75c
BUCHANAN’S
fresh.
Some
connoisseurs think grapes
of horns, and professed no religion at should be served rather warm — the |
all of any kind, he would have been finds them in a'
our president today and would prob-1 junny vineyard. .Most of u* keep them
ably be getting many thanks for our | Qp Indeed we must do so to keep ■
troublesome environment ansoforth, j jjjgjp their best. But if you are one
bo why cat spinach when you can get i qJ those persons who prefers them
RAIN . M|JD
ICE . SNOW
""SUppery!
alfalfa for less:
ii^Mi
Where Your Money
Goes the Farthest
8 lbs. Jewel LARD 94c
4 lbs. Jewel LARD 52c
2 lb. certon LARD r 25c
FLOUR
Circus, 96 lbs.
$2.40
Circus, 48 lbs.
$1.25
Circus, 24 lbs.
65c
Circus, 12 lbs..
35c
Rogers No. 87, 48 lbs.
$1.45
Rogers No. 37, 24 lbs......
75c
Rogers No. 37, 12 lbs.
41c
SUGAR
25 fbs.
$1.25
10 lbs. .
50c
Slits.
25c
Bulk Sugar, lb.
5c
Full head RICE, lb.
5c
MEAL, peck
40c
COFFEE
Maxwell House, lb.
37c
Chase & Sanborn, lb.
• 37c
Rogers Santos, lb. ..
25c
Hot Cup, 3 lbs for
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50c
CHEESE, lb
24c
NUCOA
21c
SI‘REDIT,lb.
19c
Creamery CUTTER, lb.
39c
CANDY FOR CHRISTMAS
Stick Candy, lb.
I2V2C
Chocolate and Other Kinds, lb.
. 20c & 25c
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
STRING BEANS, lb.
12/20
CARROTS, bunch
10c
LETTUCE (Iceberg), head
10c
CELERY, extra large, stalk ...
I2/2C
Onions, 3 lbs. for
10c
ORANGES peck . 40c
each...lc
GR.4PES, 3 lbs. for
25c
LEMONS, dozen
20c
BANANAS, lb
5c
APPLES, all sizes, dozen
20c, 30c, 40c
ENGLISH WALNUTS, lb.
27c
BRAZIL NUTS, lb.
25c
MKED NUTS, lb.
25c
If a man were to go home some
swvet night and .slaj) his wife, and
not chilled, then remove them from
the refrigerator half an hour or more
before serving them. Let them stand
in the room—even in the sun—until
JjM>R winter driving
you need the pro
tection of new tires.
;;pank the baby, and cuss out the cook, y(m wish them. They will then be
mmf^p like the grapes you pick if you
and kick the cat < ut the back door,
and tell his neighbors where to get
off. he would thusly pull off a pretty
g^ond imitation of what our politicians
yourstlf went to the vineyard for
them.
There is certainly nothing prettier,
Why hesitate when
all types of new Good*
years are selling for
•o little.
did to our home-fojks and foreign however, than. a thoroughly chilled
friends at their last “.session of calam-
mean to sa^ that congressmen and
grape with drops of refrigerator dew
Let u§ look at your
M tires and make
rinsed in water and then chilled with-
senators are ignorant persons: the/1 out drying. Frosty and tempting, is
are simply ignorant of what is good i this grape, both to the eye and ton-
for Anierican citizenship at this j gue.
time.) ! Grapes may be served in a bowl, at-
I tractively piled up. Or they may be
DEALER’S NAME
AND ADDRESS HERE
■* .lust atmut the time all of the cor-1 »P»'ea<> out on a big silver or glass orj
set faettories busted for lack of pat'-'platter. If you wish, and can, I
ronage, our women began t(» wear' ^ou may place each bunch of grapes,;
them again, but by now, corset mak-! or each two or three bunches, on a
ing, no doubt, is a lost art. I can re-' I<^af, that has been washed
member when the girls wore corsets *od dried. This makes a
I ma<le of iron, steel, rawhide and cloth. 1
Guaranteed Tire Repairing
FLAT SILVER
... and your other silver
will look so much better
Hut when the corset departed from
our midst about lo years ago, the
bustle and petticoat ami underskirt
and knit underwear and balmorah and - ^
cotton Ht(M'kings and vests and belts tor your holiday dinners
and button .boo. nnd Kartor, and mid- i jf yog ygC Gorhsm’s Sil-
(ly blouses and sailor hats and many; .. , .. ,
ohter things too ludicrous to men—I ^®1* * OllSD 4UC JRr.
hail already passed into olilivion. How
ever, what is left seems to be a plen
ty.
Tlie Mone Higk QUAUTYl
JnaC tlm PRICES are Lower!
GOODYEAR PATHVINDBlia
Siandard Rallnaan
VaU IHrerniaa
29x4.i0| $5.55
29x4..50 $6.30
30x4.50 $6.35
30x3 «/2
30x3'/2 O.S.
32x4
$4.98
$5.10
$9.35
flat riwk news
The people of this community will
no di ubt l>e glad.to here that i have
been appointed the reglar corry spon- I
(lent for our news pujier insUnl of miss |
Jennie veevo brown who run off with
a circus man enduring ocHtaber.' she
wa.s sick too mutch anyhow from all
repoTta to rite up the news as ofteh
as possible, yet she seems to have I
took plenty medison ansuforth.
SADLER-0 WENS
PHARMACY
AT UNION STATION
Phones 377 and 400
M'^DANIEL VUL WORKS
Telephone No. 2 — Clinton, S.
FRUIT CAKE MAKINGS
A FULL SUPPLY
Cnrrants, pkg. 12/20 Citron, lb. 45c
Baiuns, pkg. 10c Pineapple, lb..... 49c
8-«s,R|Usin8, pkg. 5c Cherries, lb. 49c
10c Shelled Almonds,
10c lb. 75c
dr. j. f. king went off to take a post (
gradurate coarse in the laying-in j
horse pittle in n. y., and when he got 1
back, all of his patience had done got
well and some of them was right gou<l
pay too. dr. king felt a right smart
hacked when he run acrost old mr.
jack Wilkins who had not walked a
step in 4-yr., onner count of roomy
tism till the Indian dr. treated him
while he was off studdying, and now
he has done sold his rolling chair. 1
a verry sad funneral was hell a re-
hoboth Ijist Sunday when the nMnainsl]
of mr.s. stoney hill was laid away in'
the cemmeterry from when nobody
ever returns by the side of her great
aunt who succeeded her to the grave 1
w!th i^lde plurisy 1‘d and 10. she was^
a glass widder by marriage, but he'
quit her 8 years hence, and 5 chillun ;|
and a dear cuzzin is left to mourn
her loss.
“sleep on stoney, and take yore rest,
you worked hard and done yore best, j
he run away and left you bnike—!|
he ortor bonn lynche<l, that ain’t no
joke.”
the reglar mission nerry society met
cn'tueeday afternoon at 3 p. m. in the
pre.sence of 4 members, th oteher 2*
coulddent come onner count of they
was killing hogs, and a studdy perjod
was hell by mrs. green, the seeker
terry, about Jonah and the gord vine-
and it was enjoyed bj' all. a collection
was took up, but as noboddy diddentj
have change for a dime, oply 7 cents!
was received, then some sweet crack
ers and limmer nade was served, fol
lowed by piayer from the pressident. j
well, mr. editor, you will here from
flat rock ever week from now on and
you orter be glad that you have got’I
me to send in the-news, as i keep my
years to the ground and will arhvays
report the happenings just as they
happen, rite .or foam me if you want
an extry piece from here anyy time,.. j|
yores trulie,
mike Clark, rfd.
Honor Roll For
Wadsworth School
First grade: Ira Dominick.
Second grade: Dorothy Horton.
Feurth grade: Marion Brown, Wil-
Uim Buford, Marion Edward Law-
son.
Fifth grade: Evelyn Mlibors, Vivian
NBbora.
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Just Arrived a Large Shipment of
New Diningroom Furniture
New Low Prices!
A recent purchase of eight Dining Room Suites at a
very special price enables us to offer dining room fur
niture at most unusual prices.
These suites are the very latest styles, lovely finish
es on beautifully grained rare woods, built to give a
lifetime of service and joy of ownership.
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For Less Mrniey Than Ever Before
Come Now and Make Your Selection.
Wilkes & Co.
Clinton—Two Stores—Laurens
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