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'Ir. i?'* r\i THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1930 ;he clintoh chronicle, cunton. s. a :.rf' PACE FIFTEEN , i m ■ POLITICS! Both'major parties hre tightening their lines -for the Presidential caai- paign of 19o2. The Republicans kno\v they have a fight on their hands to retain control of the Presidency; the Democrats believe that if they can agree upon a candidate acceptable to all sections of the country they can win easily. struggle for existence vihich so many] young lawyers face, for while hisj imateur standing has kept him from! naking money out of his game, he is! to get a sum, reputed to be a quarter of a million dollars, for making a sc* riej of educational films on “How 1 1 ?lay Golf.” That ought to keep him j Toing until he has established him- I self in law. I Prcboblj- Mr. Jones is doing only 1 vhat h':s class and caste instinotk agd environment urge upon him. There are •t.il too many people who think that being a lawyer is a more respectable A ay of making a living than being a Tolf professional. But it seems to p\e hat we have too many law’yers now and not enough good sportsmen. i BELASCO I David Belasco, a San Francisco Jew, who dressed like a Roman Catholic i oriest, was the father of the modern' Bce*s Jolly Way of Sharing Christmas Florence Harris IK c!!s Th»t i* frequently the situnticn wo .““j f?;, • years before a presidential election. It r'' ' I'"'- " does not always follow that the ••oufl^'’' '**5' ' ''■»• par;y wins over the “ins.” F possession of the machinery of gov KK JOHNSON Was to ho all alone for Ohrlstnias. hut siie had iiiado up her mind she would o»ui h*t tl “get l,ler,” as slie put It. She had a go«<d position, n dear little dpiiilineiiT and lots uf friends to u'>ve to and to get presents from. “I have H lot to lie tlianUrnl f >r. even if i am an or(>iian wiili tm ro'.t i tivos within a t'liristnias d:i.v d's ^ tance,” Itee had saiil to one of her' friemls in reply to lier t’hrls;ni:;s In- | vitatlon. *‘Nik I don't want to short* any family jrroup. Siill, if lliere was i only some one I Unew situated ns 1 j apt. I'd.. Invite tliem in. I sliall Imy a[ little tree any wax, trim it, iml my < presents on it and l>e my own Santa ; The Christmas Spirit Is Here -» In Our Store We'll have it lliere/ par:v wins over the “ins.” Having' .Tolmson. as soon as you are. r *1.- k:~.. ,(Stage ought to make the scenes look We have the largest and most selected stock it has ever been our pleas* ure to shew, and WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU. eminent is a great advantage. At the nlorcont 4 looks as if it will be more difficult for the Democrats to agree upon a candidate who can rally all Democrats to his support , , . l ui j j u - than for the Bepublicana to mend '>«'"'''<?>>». >*«' •' like the sort of placer they were sup- I posed to represent, j Belasco’s work in drama began I about the time Mr. Edison invented the incandescent electric light. The their political fences. 4 'll JONES any other influence to change the j drama from the old ranting panto* mime into wfat it is today. It enabled. the audience to see the actors .clearly “Bobby” Jones has at last answered expression and can- the question: How can a man play.fu, ,„ake‘-up more important than fotf all the time and still keep his law ^ ^ad been. practice going? The answer is that „ ^ ; i C. fiviTW 1111 ffnif it Belaaco-waiOhfe tiiav theatrK al cept as a hieans of recreation. . It remains to be seen whether Mr. Jones w ill do as well in law as he has done in golf. He has proved that he has the important quality of thor oughness. Those who know him say he has a natural taste for law, and high intelligence. He will not have the "durer to ' realize"7he"^otsi*Mit*les electric lighting on the stage and to' shape his productions with the* new | lighing in mind. Today everybody m j the theatre business, including the movie producers, follow .the principles which Belasco developed, | girl Ht tli£ tloiisi’s jissun'il lu*r. Ami It was. and with It a lovely potted iHdnsettiu with not a line to designate the sender. I’.ee looked at I lie tag; \ “It's *r.«*e Johnson, Monnxe .Xpart ments' all right. I’ll call the shop.’* But the gli-l at the other end of tlie line did not enlighten her mm-h. “Oh, yes, .Miss Jolmson. It was a dark young hian. Yes. I know he said H. Jolmson. I tlmugld he xx'as your hrotlier or Kometliiiig.'* Ilee Imng up tlie receiver. “I’.ioth- ► or aometliing" was good. Naturally COi THAT Wl LL DCLICHT.f Jewelry truly is the precious gift—appreciated by young and old, men and women, boys and'girls! It carries with it a lasting sentiment and remembrance—a credit to the giver and a joy to the recipient. . . . Choose your gift from this tremendous assortment of the finest jewelry, each piece strikingly low priced! FORCED TO RETIRE niL ARCH HUTCHINSON, D. D. S., aays he regarda new Sargon as real triumph of Science. i PROHIBITION ‘ All the reports from those who pro-1 ! fess to know indicate that the Presi*; j dent's commission on law enforce-, I nient, better known as the Wicker-1 ' sham commission, will report that the j prohibition law cannot be enforced, i and will recommend some changes. There will lie more serious attempts; ; made at the coming session of con- ‘gress to break down the “dry” lawi (than at any time since it was enact ed. There is little likelihood of any-, thing being accomplished by the “wets” at this last session of the 71 st congress, kjut if .the Wickorsham re port proves to be friendly\o the ni^odi-i i fication of the present law, watch, for fireworks when the congress just} elected begins its sessions. , j , FOOTBALL ! It took the appeal of charity to I bring! the Army and Navy football ! teams together. For several years the [annual Army-Navy game has been 'j omitted, because of a quarrel over I points of sportsmanship, f When the two teama meet in New j York on December 13, it will be i flankly for the purpose of helping to “Up to a few years ago I nracticed^ raise money for the relief of unem- my profession in Seattle, Washington,!ployment. Early estimates of the re* where I had a large and lucrative) ceipts indicate that they may run to a practice. On account of poot health I million dollars, or almost as much as was forced to retire. the “gate” at the last Tunney-Demp- “For four years my ^strength and sey fight, vitality declined steadily. I traveled! It is a strange but interesting kink till.! would M'fid II girl a jMxited pbln settia. Bee's phone stnrtled her. "Yes. I’m Miss Johnson, polnsi'ttiii? Yes, indeed. All riglif.’’ Bee hung up the receiver to mijixver the door. Thewe wns h humorous, ex- pei-tHiit light Iff her hazel eyes. Slic met the siime loilk In the eyes of tlie man who faced lier, “Funny iiiixup. isn't 1t? I'oiii of us JoluiHons on I lie same floorTliere lire more of us, you know, tliaii any other cliin except smiths.” “Thiit’s what lliey say.'' Rih* ngreial “But are you B douhic KF. too?" “.N’u, I'm B. Sliorl for Ihirtliolomcxv.'' Slie liked his xxry grin. *T came liere a x\»*»‘k ago from the West. Got tlie poiiisetlla to clicer me up. Get'your tree for tlie Siiiue luir |inM>V’’ lils holiest hroxvn eyes were eager. He still stood in the doorway. Ih'c hesitiit<*<l only a moment. "Do eome*"ln. We’ll sliiire them to get lier." ^ i “Tliis Is sometliing like It," lie' iteameii ns tie looked around the eoy.x apartment, "Tliere's soiiuMliing in ul name after all." ((Ey. J930. Wenifin N«w»iMi|ier Uiilun.) FOR HER Ladies’ Wrist Watches Hpurt Watches Watch Bracelets^., . Diamond Khigs irtK'"Stoiie Kings' Wedding Kings Diamond Wedding Kings Vanities . Toilet Sets Pearls Bar Pins Diamond Bar Pins Fountain Pen Sets Desk Sets .Vlesh Bags Costume Jewelry FOR HIM % 3..'>0 up Strap Watches I 3.50 up .1.50 up Pocket Watches 9.75 up .50 up Ingersoll Watches 1.00 up 9.75 up Bill Folds ? ... .. . . .. .75 up 2.50 up 5.00 up 15.00 up 1.00 up 9.75 up t.OO up 1.00 up 10.00 up 2.90 up 6.00%! up 1.75 up .50 up Desk Sets .... 6.00 up Pencils 1.00 up F'cantain Pens . . 1.50 up Cuff Unks 1.75 up Stick or Scarf Pins .... IJiO up Leather Cigarette Cases ,... .75 up Combination Leather Sets 1.50 up Key Rings 25 up knives 5 up Lodge Rings 5.00 up Watch Bracelets 2.50 up Watch Chains 2.00 np NEWNESS OF THE OLD HERE Is nothing new aiioiit Christmas tree. But that .(. only makes Jt tlie lovelier. There Is nothing new iiliout I)’ children’s deliglit In Siinia # FOR THE HOME SILVERWARE and CHINA is iilways good for Chrislmas. Make your CHRISTMAS GIFT se lections NOW. Sterling Silver Pitchers, Goblets, Salad Howls, Salt and Pepper Sets, Individual IMeces uf all descriptions. Sandwich Trays, lion Ben Dishes, Sauce Boats—anything and every thing in the line of Silverware. Open Stock China Pattern.s, Breakfast Sets, Chocolate Sets, Im ported Pottery, Vases. Candlesticks, Mantel and .Alarm Clocks, Glassware, etc. CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY « It will pay joii to do your (lift Buying here. A small deposit will reserve any article you select until Christmas. Come in and allow us to offer suggstiens. Open every evening until Christmas. FRONTIS JEWELY STORE CLINTON. S. C. t«<P(P<teeetPcictctc«ct««ct<Bcect@€P^^ CUT-PRICE SALE But thiit does not take •!, from the cliaim uf their •* 'A ^ - - f/, from piece to place in search of health'i human nature that people will pay -J but continually grew worse. lancy prices to see a football game “The Sargon Treatment completely | for charity, who would never'think of restored my health. The way it re- } giving the same amount of mortey stored my energy and vitality is noth-j outright. As high as |5,000 was offer ing short of remarkable. I feel bettor,fd f'>r a box at the Yankee stadium than for twenty years and attribute' as soon as the Army-Navy engage- my present goed health to this great '^as announced. medicine. I regard it as a real triumph, of Science.” j Dr. Hutchinson now resides at Palo | Alto, California. j Sadler-Owens Pharmacy, Clinton;' Joanna Mercantile Co., Goldville; Eu reka Drug Co., Watts MUl, Agents.—, Adv. * I 666 ii! I v* 'it t/* iMaus. iiwny belief. , Tliere Is notliliig nexv Hltiuif f* wreaths haiiging in windows. But that does not make tliem .’ any less a weh-ome siglit. J'j Tliere is iiofliing new alioiit ♦; children hanging up tlieir stock- Jit irigs. But tliat di^s not take away from tlie appeal of tliosc .(j limp, empty stockings, liangUig ♦. Just in Time for Christmas Buying SALE STARTS THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 11th is a dcctor’s Preacription for COLDS and HEADACHES It is the most speedy remedy known. 66 also in Tablets k up so expectantly. f; Tliere is nothing new id>"iit ''y meiiiliei’s of a family being to- gether for Glirl.^tmHS. But I lint |j* does not take away from Its deep Joyou'-iic.ss •1 ♦i! 1 'a it $ Tliere Is tiollilng new alioiit I Glirisfniiis wislies and grecting.s. I But tliat does not make tliein i?. I any less clicery. ! Tliere Is notliing new at*ont • giving ('lirlstina< |>resenls. But .jj; ! that does not make tliem any I less interesting. ‘ Tliere Is nothing new about »ij tinsel and deeoratlons and red v ribbon* and silver WrBlg. But If.! that does not make them any J;! lens gay and decorative. There Is nothing new about riirlstnuiR. But there Is no day like It In all the year. NIX ON THE MISTLETOE DrinK ReSTmmI refivsh ytmneff , , . even while you RUSH Aa ke^ boctie of CoeaXeb ia a* luuidy* it fita i«l» the Wriaac dam of the kwamc day. A paaie !■ it biealu ihi irrain It'eaeortofeilcatpoftacr / Men’s and Young Men’s Suits $18.50 Suits for $12.50 $22..50 Suits for $16,50 $25.00 Suits for $18.00 $35.00 Suits for $25.00 Hats 1 lot cf Hats 95c . Other Good Hats $2.50 . Mallory and Berg Hats $7.00 Hats, now $5.50 $6.00 Hats, now $4.95 $5.00 Hats, now $3.95 Manhattan Shirts $1.95, $2.25 and $2.50 Imperial Shirte $1.25, $1.65 and $1.95 1 lot of Shirts goinff at— 95c V y / Men’s and Boys’ Capa 25c, 45c, 95c, $1A $1.50 and $1.95 ' Sweaters . 4 lot of Sweaters .... $1.00 up to $3.50 Boys’ Suits $10.00 Suits for $6.00 $12.50 Suits for $7.50 $45.00 Suits for $9.95 Good Work Shirts 65c, 85c, and 95c Wool Shirts ..... $1.95 Men’s and Young Men!s Pants-- — $1.95, $2.95 and $3.95 Corduroy Pants . . $350 Neckwear .. 45c and 95c Socks Interwoven and Monoto Socks .... 35c up Other Good Socks .... / 15c and 25c Rugby Coats, Sweaters Ruqrby Leatherette Coatai $6.50 values cut to ^ $3.95 Rugby Sweaters, $6.50 values now $4.50 Shoes Guy’s Smart Shoes $5.00 Work Shoes $2.95 and $4.50 «. fj- rrov ny fea’rt 10 XMi N Uilf'’jearr THE MEN’S “Headquarters For Style” Qinton, S. C.