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.HB CUNTOH CHRONICLE. CUNTON. 8. C
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25. 1930
ultfp (Elinton (Elirontrle
Bjitabliiili<.<d IfM
WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and Publishar
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Published Every Thursday By
THE CHRONICLE -PUBLISHING COMPANY
Uifty (250) acre tract tii land being
known as the "Hill Place.”
I 2. Also, all that pdece, parcel or
j tract of land situate in the County
of Laurens, in the State of South Car-
jolina, containing four hundred and
' ninety-seven and one-half
acres, more or leas, known as the
Crop Value
Shows Decline
200,000 in 1029. The value is $33S,000, <; and apples, peaches and pears coin-
compared with |350,000 last yedr. bined are valued at 91*^92,000, con-
Sorghum syrup acreage wis in
creased about 47 per cent and the val
ue of the crop is $1,^5,000, compared
91,034,000 last year. The yield is
Subscription Bate (Payable In Advance):
Ore year 91.50; Six Months 75 cents; Three Months 50 cents
(Continued from page one)
1,635,000 acres, which compared with wit!
(497^)' 2,3^21,000 bushels on 1,422,000 acres 65 gallons per acre, slightly less than
last year. The 1930 com crop is val- the previous year. Sugar cane acre-
‘ Raiford Place.” bourded by lands of ued at $24,280,000 and the 1929 crop,age at 6,000 and production of 900,000
pared with 91*337,000 for tlM short
crops of last year. The pecan crop ia
estimated at 1,200,000 pounds, with a
value of $315,000, compared to 917,000
p:.unds last srear and a value of $297,-
000.”
at $23,088,000.
Entercu as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C.
or formerly of, the following named
persons, 'viz: F. M. Setzler, John W.
HHl, 0. H. P. Fant, and others.
Tenns of Sale: Cash. The success-
fill bidder mil Iw ‘»/»l>?»''‘|bu7heI!/CTmi!ired" iiVb"'il’loielooo'in
*, gallons is the same as last year, but
"The 408,000 acres of oats han’est-
ed was the same as last year, but the
I smaller yield gives a crop of 9,996,000
the price is lower and the value of
$720,000 ccmpares with $810,000 last i
year. * j
"Due to a substantial
the sum of Fifty ($50.00) Dollars im-1 j$7,397,000 this year jacrw^i alul Vt^^^tlon Vo-sbeIns*Live j Ic^ the dairy caws of C. A. Ow
med;at6ly upon the acceptance of hisi . i...* . i... ...
TO WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN
This is (o certify that 1 have Hrft
day completed the tent for Tnhercn-
The Chronicle seeks the cooperation of its subscribers and readers—the
publisher will at all times appreciate wise suggestions snd kindly ad
vice. The Chronicle will publish letters of general interest when they
arc not of a defamatory, nature. Anonymous communications will not
be noticed. This paper is not responsible for the views or opinions of
its correspondents. *
j mediately upon the acceptance of hisj^^^ $8J413,000 last year
.b;<I and will be required to comply, i-..
with tlie term, of «le within ten dny. P" of whe.t w,. '“me-1 l«t j enr. Cwpea »cre.*e
ifrora the date of ule and in ca«e ’’'‘‘o'’- hilt unfavorable .owtnit '"creaeed abou. 8 per cent and the
a value of $1,099,000, compered wlth'ens of Clinton, and foand them free
CLINTON, S. C., DECEMBER 25, 1930
of Tuberruloeis according to test ree-
.emmended by the U. S. Dept, of Agri
weather in the fall of 1929 resulted in i of 86 bushels per acre was bat-jrulture.
a harve,^d acreaije of only 65 per' ter thanj,,, y,., ,hc value ; ^ fci, bar. and «.r,
cent of the previous year and a pro- of th.s .rop is $2,723,000 in 1930, com-,. , . w .
a^'^Tubsenue^t"^!^ ‘538,000 bushels, torn pared ' w.tb $2,656,000 last year. Tame ® o ean c * ,,
k of the d^aulti’ng bid^i'^‘^^ 768,000 for 1929. Likewise, the ^ay acreage was slightly increased,!'^®"’ equipped to produce denn and
failure to make such deposit, or to
comply with the terms within the said
ten days, the premises will be sold on
Uhe same, or
I day at the risk of the defaulting
der and on the same terms, puxvhater
I To our landlord, Mr, John H. Young, I to pay for papers, revenue stamps
; one of the community’s splendid citi-. and recording fees.
The CHRO.NICLE wishes a Merry tens and a real Clinton builder. j THOS, W. BENNETT,
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
value of $705,000 in $447,000 below a little lower yield and price off-
last year. *®t this until last year’s crop is val-
j "A good crop of sweet potatoes wnsj'*®*! at $5,696,000, compared w th
made. The average yield of 100 bush-1 $6,010,000 in 1929.
Christmas—
Firsx, to it.4 big family of reader?
To everybody-
and poor alike.
-iblg and little, rifh
To Banker B. H. Boyd
surplus fund continue to
may he alway.s have a good horse to
ride.
C.C. €. P. and G. S., Laurens County.
— may his j Dated Dec, 15th, 1930.—1-1-3tc.
grow and- *•"" -
To all
teachers.
schorJ children and their
To all who are sick--*may thei; re
covery be i^peedy and permanent.
To Editor Lee of The Laurens Ad
vertiser—may he succeed in settling
the higl way department’s problems
duiing the coming year.
To Mayor Young and his council,
and all city employees.
To our paid-in-advance subscribers
-how much ea.sier it is for us to ’ove
them than the delinquent crowd.
he not find
the hardware business hard in 1931.
To Mrs. Frank Boland — may her
room be filled with happiness and joy
«t this season.
To Cant. J. W. Copeland—may he
continue to grow "j'ounger and always
enjoy his friends.
our enemies
—we hope that the New Year will be
good to you both.
To President MeSween—may his ef
forts for the college be appreciated
and may he never Ibecome discouraged
at his task, difficult us it is.
Santa Will Provide an
Up-to-Date Chriitmai
,ANT.\ Is a de(;4»If.<1I.V
progresHlve obi rluip. He keepr
siririly atire.ist of I he times, and Ir
Ills work employs «>iily imxiern day
iiieiliods. Once he went plodding ovei
the tiehls In it sleiKli no faster than
reindeers could gnlhqi. It took him ■
lout; time, but he inanuKed to make
the rounds. •
els per acre is 15 bushels below the
record yield of last year, but well
above the ten-year average yield
87 bushels per acre. The acreage of
52,000 was 2,000 more than last year
and the crop is estimated at 5,2(K),000
bushels, compared with 5,150,000
laishels last year. The value is $4,160,-
000 for 1930 and $4,888,000 for 1929.
"Peanut acreage is 14>000, the same
as last year, but the yield of 700
pounds per acre is 35 pounds below
last year, and glvea. a 1930 irop of
9,800,000 pounds, cempared with 10,-
“We had a fairly good fruit year,
sai'.ftary milk.
(Signed)
DR. O’NEAL JACOre
Dec. 19, 1936. Laure&a, S. C.
To Mr. J. A. U.ailey—one of our loy-i
To our homo merchants--may they
survive the ever-incteasing army of
peddlers who aie a menace to the
al friends through all the years, and |
one of the community's mf).st beloved |
citizens.
toinniumty.
To Dr. nnd Mis. A. E. Spencer—
nothing is too good for either of them.
To Jfhn Holland Hunter, another
’•nod fellow may there be no short
age in his bi.scuit supjily.
To Dr. and Mrs. Lynn and the big
Thormvell family t f happy boy., und
girls.
To Mr. Hack and .Mr. Durgin t f the
Joanna Mills. May they both ilccide
to move to Clinton.
To Mr. W. J Hai
and happiness alway.s be his
To Supt. Austin and his force for
adding In the season's enjoyment by
-y--may, health Wautifu! Christmas lights.
gut H big ffHl one and hltelied truilers
on lH‘tilnil. He could get around fast
er. He carried bigger toiols, got to
ir<»re iiomea and iiuule more children
happy. VVIm'Ii airplanes flew over the
Nopiti f(ole .Sanlii got anotber blen. He
believed that planes would be better
for Ills long trl|m and for sklpidtig
from limiNetop to housetop. He Is
hardly buHt for nn air |illot. but no
Itod.v tiles faster nor farllier than j
pluni|i, old Santa I
He does not fancy zeppelins, hut he |
Is sure Hint In another year or two l
he may be able to broadi'iist t’lirlst
mas to the children by nullo^ As soon
ns oiirrlers are invented to fl.s
through tlie air. directed and landed
hy rjidio energy, old Santa will sll
on hl.s nioiititain of northern lee ami
broadcast an up-to-date t’brlslmas tn
all the world.—^VlMlam L. tJaslon.
(®, WMlorn Ni‘WKr>si«»r Oiitnn )
tDHS. SMITH & SMITH
Optometrists
SPECIALISTS
Byes Examined (iiiisses Prescribed
15 West Main Street Phone 101
(.4ihoratnry for Prompt Repair Service
Clinton, S. C.
ESSO
Authorized Standard Station
ATLAS lim
Guaranteed fer Twelve Months Service? by Standard Oil ^
South Carolina A. A. A. Motor Club Information
EAST END SERVICE STATION 1
A. Ross Blakely
Corner N. Adair and E. Florida Sts. . Phone 9266
h’
To Mr. Blanch. Mrs. Branch nmi
the ti g
dren.
To Mr. .Arthur Copeland —though a
hut-in, he i<v alway.s cheerful and
De la Howe family of chil- and is loved by many friends.
To Mrs. M’.rtle Hunter
enjoy her holiday re.st.
■may
To Mr. A. M. Copeland
Confederate veteran and citizen.
' To .Mrs. BothweM Graham, for the
iintiring und un.selfish work she has
I directed as head,..oJ‘ the Woman’s clubj
i In behalf of the community’s poor and |
beloved destitute.
TcTTRe ivembers oToiir city Tire de
portment a f :tTe with a fine record.
To the president and officers of the
ChamlxT of Commerce—may their ef
forts for the community be successful.
_Tp_ Du-iiyinaJi JStejer, and thank*
him for suppl,\ing A-grade milk for
eur little girl every morning of the
j.ait year. i
One Merry Christmas,
One Happy New Year
^^/MoTIlKIt, moiber. Mi-s. THim
ble la going to give old Mis*
.lemi,v « wonderful ('lirlMtinn* |>resent
- Hie Hillig ftbe want* most.in all Hie
world do you know wbnt It Is?”
"Wliy. no. Jolinnle, I’m afraid I
don't. What la It?"
"Well, It’s two children; It’s Hvlna"
"Wliar do',Ton mean, .tolmnle? Miss
Jenny Isn’t married. She ean’t have
To our colortsl street sweepers whj
fai'vhfuUy work daily to ke('p oui
streets clean and attractive.
To Cap;. W. H Shands--ma,v his
rpilroad aiwuvs think as much .if him
as le lb nks of the Seaboard.
Ti \V. H. Slmp.son -may the year
H*:'! be good to him from lln* opening
day to the last.
To Mr. L. T. Lawson, splendid citi
zen of the Hopewell section. His many
friends are glad to learn that he is
mproving after an extended illness
and hope soon to greet him on the
streets again.
^caiSon's (Greetings!
At this Holiday Season uje extend to
you, not as a customer alone, but a
friend Season*s Greetings and
HearUest Good Wishes!
Last-Mlfiiite Soggestiens fer
Tour ChristmaR Shopping-*
CHOCOLATES
Del Mey
Aseorted
5
RAISIMS
DEL MONTE
or
S Pkss.
To the manu" nent of the Clint n ;
and Lydia Cottu.: Mills — may theiri
wlieels continue to turn without inter- j
1 uption, giving employment a.s they I
do to thousands of jieople. i
To (Mir police force- the men who
I faithfully protect our lives and prop-
have Ihejerty day and night, exposed to all
To Geo. H. Ellis—may he
bt SI of Health and Happiness, ,ind I kinds of weather and danger, and vet.I
nny etilldren. I know' she tins alwii.va
wanted some, but ube wouldn’t adopt
any^ and now she 1* no old and all—
It’* ridieulon*. Johnnie; don’t talk
•ueh nonseii'ie.” !
"Tbiit Isn’t noiisenae, niotber. Of i
course. .Mrs. Tbimhie didn't aa.v *he i
wa* going to give Miss Jenny an.v!
clilldren, hut she did say she. swis giv |
Ing to give her a lot of present* and ,
Bice things, siieh a* a aweater. and it!
lot of Hilim ' she can’t afford for her '
Mf, HO that *b»' will have at least
one ,Mer?'y Clirisimn* and one Haiipy
New Year In her life, and I Jnst flg-1
urtsl out that that was the best kind 1
of twins nn old woman like her could I
possibly have."—Harold L. CiMik.
(0. Ittfl WmlKiT NvwHpHMr Unlna.)
MIXED NVT8 ib.
(j
MINCEMBAT mi ib.
SPARKUS
The New
GeUUn DeMeit
4pkp- 25e
su c‘ed in all if hl5 efforts ti make ''bote efforis are never appreciated ^
the Jennna village still prettb'C.
by the publie,
To "Un le TaTidy” Milam--^nay he
scon rwo\er and be spared many
■more yeur.s in this cemmunity where
greatly lovtd.
he
To every one whio contributed to
the community’s “Empty Stocking
Fund”—and to Mrs. Clarence Gallo
way, whose untiring efforts to rai.se
i .h.3 fund w'ill bring happiness today
To the pastors of tihe city — may I'*’1^0 ^ke lives of many boys and girls
they have the united interest and sup-|"fko otherwis-e would not have known
piu't of their congregations and may jChristmas,
the Kingdom’s work go foi*ward un-’ ——
der their leadership. ' } To everyone who is accustomed to
reading this column. May each of you
enjoy a bounty of the joys and pleas-
To the Chamber of Commerce, Ki-
■wanis. Rotary and Woman’s club— the holiday season, and may
may they all have enough to eat in N®'*’ Year bring you 365 days of
1931. I umnterrupte<l Prosperity, Health and
Happiness.
To the poor and needy, the desti-j —
tuto, the f.irgotten and forsakenr-may j LAND SALE
a ray of sunshine come into their State of South Carolina,
hves during the holiday season.
To Mr. H. I). Henry—may hris bank
continue to grow and increase in use
fulness to the community.
To our good friend, W. A. Moor
head—«nay ever>’ good thing come his
«ay and Joanna continue to grosv big
ger and better under his management.
To that good lAitheran friend, Ira
Boland, an^ may His little grand-
diaughter never look like her grande
lather.
County of Laurens,
In Court of Common Pleas.
L. M. Dakin, as Receiver of
The National Bank of New’-
berry. S. C., Plaintiff,
vs.
I May L. Fant and C. W. Fant,
Dafendanta.
Pursuant to a Decree of the Court
>f Coram^ Pleas in the above entitled
ase, I will sell, at public auction, at
•“"Court House in the T<xwn and
Mna. Con Moahiar, of 001
Nwth Nsiw Orlaana Ava,,
Brinkley, AriL, wiitaa:
*1 was ao oonatiMtad until
I waa juat sick. I could not
aCand to tske strong madi-
cins, ao I dadded I wmdd taka
Blaek-Drauid^t, and I ibuhd
it to ba all '
*1 would hava suck diny
■paUa, and sod& Huratlng
haadacheo, until I could harA
ly go. But aftar taking a Ihw
doaaa of Bladhlkmni^t. I
would fsal just ine. ia a
good madickas, and I leoom*
■and* it ie sdl who oaftr
MldkL Xtia
a Bi^cina
CANDY
Cream Drops
Gum Drops
Liberty Creams
Cocoanut Bon Bont
etc.
lb. 19e
Walnuts
ib. 3Sc
Brazil NUTS
j:-
OR
Abends
2Se
Ib.
Cigarettes
Lucky Strike, Camel,
Chesterfield,
Piedmont,
Old Golds
CARTON * ^
’1#19
(10 Ice.
. Pksx)
TAX EXTR.\
Pitted Dates pkg. 22e
Layer Figs pig: 2Sc
layer Raisins Ib. 12He
Stick Candy 3$e
Kmm*, a. ...,39t
gd. jo.
«••••••••••.** 5Tc
TAX EXTRA
DEL MONTE
Fruit Salad
2Sc
AAF FLAIlf OR SEIirRISIIfa
Flour 24 &
75c
Lard .tiss;!.. oX
11c
<£?>:::; Bread To
SPOAB b S« I EOOaMA.i Dos. 27e
CBA1IBERE1E8 ib. ..
17c
Wa^Drau^ has
the
talwA. bi.‘ iicttZSe
J{g At Chile, $2.95
' To ghat fine old gentleman—Mr. R.
Z." Wright, and his devoted wife. To
Rtow them is to love them.
County of Laurens, State of South
Carolina, on the first Monday, the 6th
day, of January, 1931, during the le
gal hours of sale, the following de
scribed lands as a whoia, to wit:
1. All that p4ece, parcel or tract of j
land, situate^ lying and being in the!
County of Laurens, in the State of
OOMRIPATIOll.
ta. llVgctoXOe
j;
BANANAS, 5 lb& for .. 25c
LETTUCE, large head lOc
CELERY, large stalk I5c
: To Dr. B. 0. WWttan and the entire South Carolina, containing two hun
ptuHi of his hnlM^on, and may|drad and fifty (SM) acrea, mora or
ra a bright and h|ypy Christ- !*■*, bounded f , lands formerly of
X . D. H. P. Fast, aid twa hundrad aad
I'UiE GaiytT Atl antis: A
aid two hundred andiRtlBBCtlBB TO IRl CHRONICLRt