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like A New Man Thousands Going Says Merchant Back To Work STATE DEFICIT SHOWS INCREASE '*Thi« Smrgon it the best medicine New \ork,. Jan. 12. Faced j|vith that ever <at4.»e to Durham and I tell increasing thousands, the city s free employ- everyhody that comet m my store j^r^er about it. A bad case of flu five years quarters and launch —“ 100,00(1 more men. Tctal At End of Year Wan $4,884,- 77190, Figures From Comptrol ler General Reveal. HEARON FILLS JONES PLACE act nominating Columbia, Jan. 10.—The state defi- a drive to place (^f ,s-,uih Carolina at the close cf Hearon, Spartanburg newspaper pub- the year 1930 was $4,884,774.90, an in-jlisher tonight was elected chairman of i .N’ttshua .Manufac- crease of f l,03fi,0.'>0.42 over the defi-‘ the state highway commission to suc ceed C. E. Jones. Floyd would Steveiji :Before taking action on Mr, Jones’ resignation, Mr. Grace said the chair- Spartanburg Editor Succeeds Bates- man had been “condemned to the harg Man As Highway Head. legislature” and compared his lot with ■ Stevens Is Vice-Chairman. j that of Socrates before drinking the Columbia, Jan. 12. — Charles 0. cup of hemlock. toe BEST Gray Bair Remedy is Home Mtde To half pint of water add Nashua, N. H. turing Co., announci*d full time work cit of 1929, l.iis i.s dit’clojed in a statoment of John T. Stevens of Kershaw, un;rt liabilitie.4 and resoun-es of the',elected vice-chairman. A, J. The elections were made to fill j terms which are to expire next May with the appointment of four new members of the commission. ^ The. highway commission’s meeting.' adjourned after a day spent largely! in routine business. Tonight Mr,, Jones read his parting recommenda-j WriJJAMS FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 9th day of F'ebruary. 1931, I will render a final I /•. 1 I I n „ i acco unt of my acts and doings as Ad age left me w, ak and badly rundown, | . . , . ,r n ■ i 'ministratnx of the estate of Horace! 1 couldn’t eat a meal without suffer-, , Tomkinson, decea.-ed, m the office, inng with indigestion. I was troubled i „f the .lodge of Probate of Laurehs with eon.-tipation and had headaehes ounty, at 10 o’clock a. m., and on the most all the time. .Nothing heljMHl me ,<ame day will apply for a final di.s- imtil I took Sargon and Sargon Pills. “.All my tri)u4)les are gone now and I feel like a man ‘made over again.’ It’s great to sleep good all nighC g<‘t up in the morning with a clear head, eat a heart v breakf^sti iJti! "have the f(,r workers. Anotherl,30() are -'oon to be put on part time. I)i’ti.)it.— More than 70,000 mo;: state made public today by toileis returned to work today chiefly Ik-attie, comptroller general, in motor plant.s. The River Rouge Ciurimenting on the increase in the Ford plant teyjk on great numbers. the comptroller general says: “Former employes first,” is the De- increase in the deficit cf troit policy. ... „ , !*l,(K’.6,0.o0.42 for 1930 is brought about Snn Francisco.- Atchi-son, Topeka , appropriations in excess of reve- & (’anta Fe nut 100 men to work and heretofore. .mnounij«^impending ui dmg o i ^ indirect tax shows a decrease U'ons in ,presenting his resignation, miles 01 new rails*. $54,844.98; also on account of the i and the meirOH-JU accepted “regretful- (le<Tease in the total assessed value oXpy* according to John, P. Grace, of I roperty throughout the state. Here- ^^arle.ston. tofore there has been practically no | Mr. Hearon told newspaper men af- loss in the property tax. "The property tax assessment for 1930 amounting to $2,076,9.')0.69, is in the hands of treasurers throughout the state for collection, while the de linquent tax, amounting to $030,798.- 03, is in the hands of the sheriffs and, careful study of the state’s income be tax collectcjrs.” ,* | made before further sale of bonds for The comptroller g.meral points out highway construction. He said there that during the past five years ca.shj would be an “intelligent administra- eollections “amount to .9347 of the j *ion of the bond act." . . . • . tntul nxnpRMment with 0.')4.'i in the I M*"* Hearon ha.» been on the high- charge from my trust as ( ministra-^ delinquent tax collectors, yet way commis.sion since its beginning in I to lie accounted for, while the loss SOME ATTRACTIVE OFFERS Ladies' Home Journal, $!.00 per year; 2 years, $l..j;0; 3 years, $2.CU. Cosmopolitan $22)0; Good Hou.-ekeep- ing $2.50; both one year for $4.00 Country Gentleman, 3 ye.nr. .$i flO. - . half pint of water add one ounce bay nun, aaBoal box of Barbo Gwipoond and one-fourth ounoa oC glycerine. Any dmggirt can put this up or yoo can. , mix it at borne at rery tittle coat Ai^ly to the hair twice a we» until the deeired rtade is ob it will gradoally darken —-a!;ed. fftdad or anr koie and ■wknitoofk - ' s::omr. Bwho wOl not ooior theoeniit. siickx or arMUf and doM net rub oC. JAS: AV. CACDWEf.L ‘The .Magazine .Man" Phone 213 at 12:30 P. .*1 Martinsburg, W, Va.-Orders sent 2.000 men l>ack to work here in Inter woven Hosiery niiils. Baltimore & Ohio shopment have been recalled for F'ebruary 2. 666 is a doctor’s Prescription for COLDS and HEADACHES It is the most speedy remedy km.^n 66 also in Tablets We have some new un finished breakfast ta bles and chairs at low niices. Get a suite and finish it like you want it PRATHER-SIMPSON FURNITURE CO. Cv if ter the meeting his policy would be a 'sane one,” and added there would be no runaway, crazy program. He said he recognized the wisdom rf Mr. Jones’ recommendations, es- pc'cially the recommendation that trix. pro 1917. He has acted as chairman tern on numerous occasions.. There was no contest in the ele - Any piTson indehtyd to said estate, I. notified and required to n.nke pay-! ft"™ property tax, aaaeaoed for ataU fo "'mSlcp roccfitirn^n^ations, That’s what .Sargon did for me! Since; said date- taking Surgon Pills luy bowels are as , regular as eltK'kwork. .\«>w my wife is taking Sargon and getting the same wonderful benerit.s that I did.”- J. FL VVilliam.s, 211 Laurel .St., Durham, N. grcM-ery meri’hant. .Sold by .S.i(l!er-(>w(‘n.s I*hacnia'-y, Clinton; .Ioanna Mercantile Co., (Jold- ville; F!iireka Ding Co.. Watts .Mill. ••Ineluded io Thi. lo«.’«odTen^^eot' ® »f Mr, Gr.ee, W. A. Floyd of Greenville, and Mr. duly proven, or be forever tax is the state’s interest in lands tak- MRS. MATTIE E. TOMKINSON. ‘‘n over by the forfeited lands com- ' Admini.stratrix.! mi.ssion in the several counties. Ian. I, 1931.— I-‘29-4te. j “Total expenditures authorized, in cluding interest on notes, $11,260,00(1, while total revenues, applicable to 1930 appropriation, amounted to Stevens, They returned and Mr. Grace an nounced they had nominated .Mr. Hearon, but that only ho and .Mr. SARGON SPECIAL 2 Itiittles Sargon, vabie 1 liottle Sargon Soft Ma”3 PUIh $2.7 .60 Total value $3.30 :(n ,\ full trotment <f thL new wonder medicine may be worth a fortune to you, f< r of what use is money without health to enjoy life and length of year.s. Let SargJ.n help to charge your syMem an*^-{wity-; SADLEROWENS PHARMACY Exclusive Sargon Agents Saturday Evening !*owt, $2.09 per year; 2 years, $3..70; 3 years, 8.7.00. .See me for attractive (Jift Offers. JAS. M. CALDWFl, $1(».221,000. I Chamber Begins i Year’s Work THE NEW FORD Everything you want or need I il i! 0 E 0 ^•Jl=il=i|j:aiai=aiai=ii=Ji=dr=dr==Jr=Ji=d=;pJf=3r='r=Jp=li=>r=^i=n^t^ 1! 0 0 ra in a motor ear 0 0 THE more you see of the new Ford, the more you realiM* that it brings you everything you want or need in a motor car. . . . And at an unusually low price. Its substantial bcaiity> of line and color is ap parent at a glance. Long, continuous service em phasizes tlie value of its simplicity of design and the high quality that has been built into every part. The new Ford accelerates quickly and it will do It.A to 6.'> n:!les an hour. It is an easy-riding car because of its specially designed springs and four lloiiiluillc (loiihle-acting hydraulic shock absorb ers. it has fully enclosed four-wheel brakes and the added safely of a Triplex shattor-proof glass windsltiehh Operation and up-keep costs are low and it has the stamina and reliability that mean thousands of miles of iiiiinternipted service. 8(‘r the nearest dealer and have him give you a demonstration ride in the new Ford. Cheek up every point that goes to make a good automobile and you w ill know it is a value far above t}ie price. ra The New ford Tudor Sedan (FontinueJ from |»ag<' one) eilucationul purpoHea, an e<iuivalent tax of $.7.47 for evory white anti col ored fhihl enrolled in the school.: of the .state. When you destroy this grtal aou“i'e >»f income by unfair ciiinpetition «if vehicles for hire, from what source will yuo then get your money to help operate ytiur .schools, the .speaker asked. 'Fhe tux hill of the ruilroads <tf the state, viewed from another angle, Mr. Stanley .saiti, would pay all teacher.s’ salaries, bla^'k and white, for a period of I'.l days out of the average length of ses.sitin of 117 days, and is more than sufficient to |)Hy the interest of all school bonds of the state, ('an you afford to kill this source of revenue, Mr. Stanley asked? Turning from the 'school problem, Mr. Stanley said that the railroads are paying a halD million dollars a year in this state towanl the mainte- nance of the public highways for the: use of trucks and vehicles for hire, and this is what we are vigorously protesting against. There is some thing wrong, he said, with a levied tax against a corporation to help sup port its competitor. What are we going to do about this I'sis, is a qiie.stion that vitally af- ftets ;he people and one over which ^hey need to become concerned. The not or vehicle for hire i.s unfair to the lailroads, it is wrong in principle, and will jirove disastrous in results, the speaker said. Will a bus or truck line ever brine- a new industry to your conimunity ? he a’ked. These vehicles. .TTcT hire ought to be fairly taxed like * the tailroa.ls and there is no plausible lea-on w hy the state, at the expenre j of the tax-payers, should provide I these highways free. .Ml that we a.sk.i .Mr. S'anlev said, is that they be pul on a parady w’ th the railroads. In cla.sing. he ileclared w'th emphasis,' that unless .Amori a wakes up to the pie'ent crisis and the responsibility of ^ 5 rotectin.o- their railroad sy.stems, the i || untry is destined to ruin and de-: L ruction. I |j - Mr. Stanley was most’ heartily! thanked for his ad.lrcss end the fair and convincing manner in which- he presented the great transportation question as it exists today. F'ollowlng suggestions volunta.My f|= offered by several members, a r«»,.'u-! I| Special Offer! FOR JANUARY WE WILL ALLOW YOU $g.oo FOR YOUR OLD MATTRESS Regardless of Its Condition AS PART PAY.MENT ON ANY SPRING-FILLED MATTRESS. e clever m 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0— lU •..such Ljuxury! 0 0 0 0 LOW PAICBS or rOBO CABS *435 to *660 9.0. pb$0 AwAiAt mmd m 0mmn Van < 9mi4 Fmrd mt •/ »( CndU Ctmmmr* ^ * • tiun was adopted that the question of endorsing and asking- for a fair com- petitjon for the railroads be submit ted to the club’s communications com-1 mittee and that their report be placed before the board of directors for ap-! proval, later to be transmitted to Co-! iumbia for coMideration. j President Jacobs spoke of the ad vantage^ of affiliation with the na-1 tional Chamiber of Commerce on the part of the local organization as re- • cently approved. He was instructed to appoint a committee to attend a foresry conference soon to be held ii^ Colurad)ia as outlined by the national body. Resolutions of appreciation to the Woman’s club for its relief work for the poor of the community, and to Mrs. Clarence Galloway for her ef forts for the Empty Stocking appeal at Christmas, were unanimously adopted. Trti Ih* twVworf model Sininiom IW/telrep' mmr* of the tironp, epringy in/nreotU add trrmrndoujly to iU tummy. I'irjetlfd Untortn$, tmm. More barmiom . . . 4«T ' ('MM iW I ^OMFORT turned into hixury! ^ How deverly they have done it with NEW DEEPSLEEP, Simmons' latest improved model of this inner coil mattress! Feel the buoyant cxmiforl from the 50% extra cofls! Handsomer too . . . becanss the tainrmt has been perfeetod to the fiwfd detai! The great Simosoa produocs this momisrfal eamfmt k NEW DEEPSLEEP at sa msdasRs a east. Desi^vsdt *23 lyj 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 R i 0 0 ' 8UB8CR1BB TO THE CHRONICLE DONT DENY YOURSELF THE COMFORT OF ONE OF THESE SOFT COMFORTABLE MATTRESSES. e Wilkes & Co. Clinton — Two Stwes Laurens