The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 11, 1930, Image 6
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PRESENTS
” RELIEF MEASURE
ROGERS
QUALITY FDDD 5HDP5
gr« Ottr
A*»ovtm‘»t of
CSMiSt*
Bifor« You
Buy:
FOR THE
CHRISTMAS
tiaht from Mc'trt
Just tf«wn witn good tHIr’.s to oatl
Owr grieoo will add to th# Chrietr-aa ehaar,''
and our fraah, dalicioua groctry t .'dala will
land an inaomparabla savor to tiio Yulotidd
faaat.<—BUY NOW.
NEW CROP—FRESH
FRUIT CAKE
MATERIALS
Sun Maid Raisins
Sun Maid Raisins
Imported Currants
Drmedary Dates 21c
Dromedary Dat^ 21c
Keeded
16-00.
Rredleu
16-00.
'i.“- 12'/»c
Pilted
7-00. Vk§.
4 1 •3-00.
SHI ‘ ^ r
3 1-2-00. rk§
Pound
Glace CK^es
Glace Cherries
Glace Citron Pound
Glace Lemon Peel
Glace Orange Peel
Glace Pineapple
NEW CROP NUTS
Paper Shell Pecans
Fancy Mixed Nuts
No. 1 CaUf. Walnuts
Softshell Almonds
Brazil Nuts
SOOrJtA—109% PUBM
K
SANTOS COFFEE.. 23*
FKKSn ROARTKD—HOT CVP
COFFEE
OtlR Ff.ovn PIIICKF ark 7.0ir—
BVY AOIV for your UlfRlH’l MAS BAKISQt
FLOUR
FL0-R08A
-mi ff
Rtlf Riting or Plain
24-/6. Bag'
CIRCUS OR
EVIDENCE
12 16 Hag 21 lb Rag
7.6.
7.6.
7.6
SHREDDED COCOANUT
FRESH MINCE MEAT
FANCY BLUE ROSE RICE
0. P. S. WINE JELLY
JOCKEY SEEDLESS RAISINS
CHOCOLATE COV. CHERRIES 39c
Jar
S n:
Pkg.
19c
Sc
8c
Sc
NEW CROP PINTO BEANS 2
DEL lyiONTE EARLY GARDEN PEAS
MEDIUM SIZE PRUNES 2
FANCY PINK SALMON 2
SUNSET CANNED MACKEREL.’;,'' lOc
7.6a
.Vrt :
Can
7.6^.
Tall
Cana
13c
ISc
ISc
Propof'ed Payments On Land
I.Oana To Meet Oblifationn Due
To I.<ow i*rices.
are better able to judge business con
ditions and present ideas, which will
be beneficial to both the mannfa^urer
and the grocer than the “fellow be-
^"^i hind a desk,” and with this in mind.
Fanners who as a result *1 ’cw
pii'',‘es and weather disasters are un-
wouid be relieved of this obligation
show them the splendid, sanitary con-
. , , , , ditions under. which their products
ifor . p«-.od of throe year, under the
their best efforts.”
An extensive progikm has been
planned for every day in the week,
and a number of prominent speakers
these conventions are held every other j^^ve been scheduled to Ulk at meet-
yea?. And, so that Mr. McCormick’s'inga. The men will be welcomed by
salesmen may be the best informed'the president, Mr. Willoughby McCor-
salesmen on the road, lectures will be i mjeh, and periods during the mom-
given daily on all the products, trips j j^g afternoon will be devoted to
educational talks on the main pro-
•blc to m«t payment, on loan, pro-' (o
cured from the Federal Land bank
terms of a bill introduced in the sen
ate Monday by Senator E. D. Smith,
Unless this is done, Mr. .Smith points
out in a letter to this newspaper, the
questions and answers will be con
ducted.
“The men have been spumed on by
bank will have to eontinue to mII “-I ‘<>
farm.. The text of the bill follow.; ** /«*tl'ed-ko that they may at-
tend the convention, said Mr. C. L.
“and be-
“Be it enac.ted by the senate and . ,
hou.e of repreaenutive. of the Unit-!*'*:’“*" ,
ed Sute. of America in conKre.. a.-'«'“' P"'*'
mam
ducts of the line—Teas, Spices, Ex
tracts, Drugs, Mayonnaise and In
secticides.
On Monday evening a Banquet and
Advertising Night will be held at
Ensey, Advertising
charge.
The convention.T while mainly t*
train and better inform the men, will
not be without its social side, sad a
committee is amanging for a daaoe
and entertainment to be held at one
of the hotels on Thursday evening.
666^
is a doctor’s Prescription for
COLDS and HEADACHES
It is the most speedy rearndy kaowa.
66 also in Tablets
L-l"' "W*
semblcd, that for a period of not eX'
I and every salesman on the staff has,
CMdiPK three ye.ri' from the date of''^ ‘’’'P "'P’’'’
approval of this act, any Federal sented. These quotas, of course, were
land bunk is authorized in its discre- not given the new men, and they will|
tion, upon re<iuest of any bomower brought in for preliminary train-1
from such bunk or of any national . .. ... .. .
, , . . , , >ng. We attribute our fine record
farm loan association which has se-
cured loan, for it. member, from,"' P“‘ P*'""*
such bank, to advance to any such'deprewion, largely to the extra in
sufficient
59c $109 35c 65'
Circus or Evidence, 48 lb. sack $1.25
ROGERS No. 37
12 lbs. 41c - 24 lbs. 75c — 48 lbs. $1.45
BANANAS,!).: 5c
ORANGES, peck .: 40c
LEMONS, dozen - 20c
GRAPE FRUrr,^ci .TT5c
APPLES, dozen 20c and up
GRAPES, 3 lbs for 25c
TANGERINES, dozen .. 15c and 20c
^ POT^ES, 8 i£loi^^... 2Sc
ONIONS, 7 lbs. for
boi rower an amount
cover any installment due at the time
of such request under the terms of a
mortgage securing the loan to him by
! such bank if, in the opinion of the
bank, the borrower is unable to meet
his obligations to the bank on account
of disastrous weather or economic
conditions affecting the production
; and sale of farm product.s. Anyl
i ■wwuiil tw 'adwiHU'd shall be ■usud-jTB
clusively for the payment of amounts
I due on the original loan under the
terms of such mortgage, shall be re
payable at the expiration of three
years from the date such advance
was made, and shall bear interest at
the rate payable under the terms of
the muitgage seiuring the original
loan; except that the borrower may
lepay all or part of any such ad
vance at any time prior to the ex
piration of three years from the date'
such advance is made.
“.Sec. 2. For a period of not to!
exceed three years from the date of j
approval of this act, any Federal j
land bank which has acquired at any
time prior to such date the land of
any bunower from such bunk upon
foreclosure of a mortgage securing
u loan made by the hank to such bor
rower, is authorized in its discretion,
if the bank still holds title to such
land, to |)ermit such borrower to re
deem his interest in the land so ac-
i|uired and held by the bank. For
the purpose of such rerlemption, the
hank may advance to such borrower
a sum sufficient to cover all install
ments «liie under the teims of such
mortgage at the time i»f foreclosure
thereof, together with all install-j
ments which would have hec<»me «lue;
umler the teims of such mortgage to*
the lime of su«h revlemption and the,
expenses incurred hy the hank in
• onneclion with the foreclosure pro-^
ceedings. Amount.s advanced under!
this set tion shall be used exclusively'
for the purposes if sueh redemp- ^
tion, shall l>e repayable at the ex
piration of three years from the date
such advance was made, and shall
bear interest at the rate payable un
der the terms of the mortgage secur
ing the original hmn; except that
the borrower may rejiay all or a part
of any such advance at any time
prior to the 'expiration of three years
from the date sueh advance was
made. Upon any such redemption, the
mortgage shall he revived and con
tinued as security for all subsequent
installments payable under the terms'
of the mortgage and for the advances
made under this section. j
“Sec. 3 There is hereby author-1
ized to he appropriated such sums as
may be necessary to carry out thCj
purposes of this act.' -The sums ap-
propiiated pursuant to this authoriz
ation shall constitute a fund to be
distrihuUnS by the t»f the
treasury to the Federal land banks
for making the advances herein auth
orized. Any sums so distributed to
the banks shall be repayable by the
hanks without interest in sueh man
ner and under such terms and condi
tions as the secretary of the treasury
and the Federal Farm loan board,
acting jointly, may prescribe.”
Your Dinner*! Dctfert Is
Always Better With
CboiSSeii^
famous fruit cake
South’s Favorite Since 1841
SUBSCRIBE TO THE ( HKONICLE
Fine Foods
BALDWIN GOES TO SALES
CONVENTION
Retail and W’holeaale Grocers of
this city will be interested in the
announcement of. a general Sales Con
vention to be held by McCormick A
Company, Inc., munufacturera of Bee
Brand Spices and Extracts and Ban
quet Teas, at their home office in
Baltimore, Md., December 15th to
20th.
Mr. H. L. Baldwin who calls upon
the trade in this territory will repre--
sent his territory and be on hand
for the first session on December 15th.
Eat^h and every grocer will, no doubt,
benefit by the educational material
that Mr. Baldwin will bring back with
him from the convention.
It is the belief of Mr. Willoughby
McCormick, president of the com-
• e e a
e e • e a
25c
We have a (uU tine of CHRISTMAS
CANDY. Low prices. Buy now be-
lore the Christmas rush.
qss
Right Prices
»^'j
Let Us Help You Plan Your Christmas Dinner
It isn’t too early to yet the makings of that fruit cake cr to put in your orders for
your Christmas turkeys, fruits and vegetables.
All orders placed now will be delivered e.xactly When you want them.
SHOP THE QUALITY—SERVICE—SAVINGS WAY.
GOGOANUTS, eac
'^OCTACON
rsiMT
Most refreshing for Toilet
and Bath
3 for
Bee Brand Peppo*, pkg.
9c
Prunes, lb 13c
Duke’s Mayonnaise, 8 6z. ... 22c
V
Diamond Matches, 6 for I9c
BALENTINE'S
Smoked Sausage, lb..
egg
28c
Lard, 8 lb. bucket
t • • a •
95c
GHERO
botti
WHITE PROVISION CO.
Country Style Sausage, lb. .. 23c
Red Band Rour, S. R.,
24 lbs. $1.20
Apples, dozen -
20c
Irish Potatoes, Ib.
4c
Grits, 5 lbs. for
19c
MICKY STRIKE
Cigarettes, pkg 15c
G E L E R1, 13c each, 2 for 25c
Claussen’s and Clinton Bread
Ivory Soap
It Floats—Always In Sight.
Medium
3 for
23c
Red Band Flour, plain $1.15
Bananas, lb. 7c
Caraja Coffee, lb.
36c
Lipton’s Tea, 1-4 lb.
• • t
23c
CUNCH RIVHR
Beans, No. ZVz can 18c
CHERRIES, No. 2 can
THESE MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS OF QUALITY SERVICE:
CUNTON. S. C. WHITMIRB. S, C.
Baldwin’s Groeery, J. M. Pitts, Blsk^s ' Young Bros. . Scott Grocery Co.
Grocery, 1. C Boluid, L. V. PiisoR, Clin- ^ GOLDVILLB, S. Cv^oanns Mere. Co.
ton Mercantile po. . r'
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