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\ PAGE FOUR THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. 8. C. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1931 (SUntan (Et|ranirU EHtabK>hfd IlNiO WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and Puhlluher Published Every Thursday By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance); Orr year $1.50; Six Months 75 cents; Three Months 60 cents Enter«*:i as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C, The ( hr nicle seeks the cooperation of its subscribers a/id readers—the publisher will at all times appreciate wise suggestions and kindly ad vice. liic Chronicle will publish letters of general interest when they arc nol oT a itoUniatory nature. Anonymous communications will not he noticed. This paper is not re'por.nible for the views or opini(»ns of its correspondents. I ty on the dry ticket enduring the next' officers in the Confederate army! I campane. | found it out and on that account I was * often sent to the most dangerous out- FLNAL SETTLEMENT (estate will present them on or before I said date, duly proven, or be forever Ja-n. 15. 1931.—2-12-4tc. Take notice that on the 28th day of j barred. aaron elklns claims that he saw a pests. If Georpe Hanna was liyinK I, peb. 1931, I will rende. a final account ‘ MRS- .MARJORIE STEVENS, i I'ommet fall over in the wood.s close oeheve he would confirm what I have ... Administratrix, to hi.s hfju'^e last saday night while , said. My sight was good also. I could do'.ngs as Administra- I he wa.s returning from possum hunt- see my way in thick woods on the estate of Edward Stevens,] ing early Sunday morning, where he darkest nights. As a boy, coon and deceased, in the office of the Judge of t had gone to ketch a possum, but did ’possum hunting I led the way and Probate of Laurens county, at 10 not do so.' he claimed the commet sail- the other boys followed. o’clock, a. m., and on the .same day will ed from toard.s the west and made I of.en think of an old song that I apply for a final discharge from my everything a.s bright as day, but no-* had almost forgotten entirely, I had j trust as Administratrix. j iiocldy. elie .saw same. mr. editor, plese not thought of it in 50 or 00 years. It Any person indebted to said estate! rite or foam if it will be o. k. fer me suddenly came into my mind. It be- is notified and required to make pay-! !o .scrol you in the news by hand in-jqan about as fellows: ! ment on or before that date; and all, of bv mail, as it w.ll be cheaper Turn backward, turn backward, persons having claims against .•'aid' me. ; Oh, Time, in thy flight, yores, trulie, j .Make me a child again for tonight, mike Clark, rfd. j Oh, .Mother, come bark from that Echoles.s shore How To Obtain Some ’Relief ; And take your child to thy bosom The federal government ha.s passed j once more, etc. f qj|. 666 LIQUID or TABLETS Cure Colds, Headaches, Fever 666 SALVE CURES BABY’S COLD CLINTON. K. KEHIU’.NRY .5, 1931 LETS LOOK FORW.ARI) land al.<o the megafihune. Th** mist Business, say.c Mr. Wib.ster, is what' used of all F.dison’.s invenlion.s «;ne doe^ ugularly and for profit. itlie incandercent light. On ail > des we hear the (juestion asked, “When is th-e bottom going to be reacbi;!*.”’ “Hove much longer are present ci ndit'i ns going to la.st?” To tho.se of us who turn our faces forward, there comes encouragement ar.l the a»suranoe that business mu t o ' H hac k. Though it may be h >l..w pi .ess, the .structure of busi- ne-s i< new being .strengthened. Re- newe.l energy, optiini-m, <letermina- lion, w II ht !j) bring liack improved conditions. the drougth relief bill. The money that j there is any Chronicle reader has been apjiropriated will pos.sibly "'''I*® remembers all of that song I wish be ready to lie loaned (?) to the farm-|l^<*y ’^-ould write it and have it pub- iers at an early date. Now if this se-1 the paper. I will pay a fair „ vere drought had taken place in China ^ >t- w . . B. r. TEMPLETON, ^ ' Delvalle, Travis Co., Texas. or Madagascar or Peru, about $.5,000,- (;00,000 would have been transmitted • ‘ over there” as a donation either by i .Now that talking motion Ilicture:^ are finding great favor, it is interest-i . • , , 4*. » . t-1- 1 I I *u ''>*'e or air mail, Lut ing tTri ite that Edison developed the kinet: scope in 1880 from the kineto-' ” phomigraph. In r,»l3 he led in the de- Erotty .soon blanks will be .sent to vel()| ment of synchronized motion pic-1 county .seats of the stricken areas A (O.MPLIMKNT TO OUR ( OMMl NITY :i!t newcomer tp our city, said ip: “1 want to congratulate and c in ni'mil (Minton, for the orderly < nnl headed manner in which the pec pie conducted themselves slui ing the recent financial disas- turc's and the phonograph. I Ihose are among the things that i have gained for .Mr. Edi.'^on the name of “wiza d” among his fellow-country-j men. .Not only has he been the creator of many devices which have adde d i greatly to human comfort and happi-1 ness, but he uli-o ha.s aide ! in the de-; velofiment of many inventions not his| own. j No man holds a higher place in the! for use in making an application for reading it Editor, The Chronicle: | I am handing you herewith check to i cover sqb.scription to The Chronicle. You are tending out a good paper. I help. We do not know exactly what I r^Ifret very much to learn of the k'roj of blanks will be u.sed, but we do know our Uncle .Sam mighty well, and we predict that the following ques tions mu.ct be answered before “soup and fish” can he had: .Application Fur a L(nii| 1. What is your name?-— What your age — Are you If so. why? —• How refIFtta V(*-yt>»f-i=5- dren did yOur wife married ? many ehil- ’WP,. failure of., the bank there. Your edi- [ tprial on same was good, timely, along I the right line, and c^alculabed 'o do I much goed. 1 hope the bank w’ill le j open and con.inue ti serve th;,* penpl.; ■ of Clinton a.id community. 1 Times are hard here. The wo»''t I (ever saw. The farmers made alniost (nothing. .Many people are without woik and in need of the actual necis-i SARGON SPECIAL '3 2 Bottles Sarjfon, value 1 Bottle Sargon St ft Ma s Pills S2.70 .60 Total value §3.30 Thjs ma.ster medicine, ba«ed on new scientific di.scovcries, drives out the dangerous t»>xic piSsfMi.s of con.slipaton —builds new fight ing vigor — brings a k^en, hearty appetite and a now kind of sound, refreshing sleep. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY Exdusive Sargon Agents ter that overtook the community. It ha.' been the m ist common lahic sp’'it I h;iv(‘ ever witnosised dur ing such a cri.sis.” This is a d Min t cniupliment to our \'ommunit.v. :in 1 < ne that should be jirizcd highly. T!u' Chronicle commented last'wfA 8’'i'»H- I he occa.sion HOY .StOl TS’ ANNIN ERS.VRY Among February’s notable birth day anniversaries is th;it of the Hoy .Scout.s of .America, who are celelirat-1 ing their twenty-first anriversary. It vva^ on February 8, HMD, that the .Seouts H'ceived their eli:ir;er by aci of eongrt'ss, a (r.-"! met ion shand only liy t .v(i o!ber org ’n •a' ■: . tl’c ,\m: r- i( an lied Cross and the .Ann : an I.e- is one f I hearty ow man> wiTT soon be beTter, T'aitH 'tihkeiT': . IwHh determination will bring things 1 1"“^'": , 7, '‘''"'.'T : arcuml .11 riKhl much , band still living? If so, <|;d it ram sooner than vv; :iny on his farm ? on the vety sensible and sympatheth- attitude our cotnniu'r’y , ni.i:i ..mu .1 foIIowin/|- the closing of tine of ouV splemlid hanking institutions, and from many source's we have received favorable comnumt a.ul apjirova! of what we ha<i to .'ay. Si lug i eui courage sta^yjs fi*ni and true. ■ i 1 rig as we carry-on v\ tji rj>') coid-bcadediiess, we will * i- aide to siiruioiinl disa te." a lia I as they may lie. Withaiit th..s 'juii. we are impotent. With it, v\c are iirdieataldc. .\> \v is the t me to think s.ralghl, like congrct.iljition. act wisely, men. .Failh »oiimuinity, that nis'ds Iwan s. and quit ourselve in our felluwincn, in and in (lod, is the !e to be branded on !)KM VNDINC TOO YIIK'II Oar legislators during the present pel io.l of readjiistim'iit. are faced with tl:e pn.lilcm of cutting piihlic pcii'cs and llieir jih is a hard task. T!ia'.. hiiwcver, appears to Ih> what county, slate and nation must eome to in elder to aeo d I'inancial disaster. In the matter i f imth individual and pu!.- lic cxpendiuircs there is a margin of iieccs.'ity, but .such a margin shmi’d be 'anely fixed and the items beyond that should be Ipi'iH'd .<'_ff... Wt‘ are eiiiciging from an era in which too imu li w.is iiu ludisi in the class of nc- <a et'.es ami tho.si' who survive wi'l tie ^ho-e who ar«‘ quicKesit what, they can do without, g’■ «l b.itfi for the individual and the go’, 1 Minu'nf. We arc all The I! ly .Sc ui. iiiove- )! oi' the great s.c al .s.ic- (esses Ilf lliese time.s, .'tabb , vigirmi. rind stimulating. .Scout literature reveals tlu- c po and v iru ty of the boys’ a liv ilies. I'cm- is a i''r<'ai bov’s .'ch.iol of piaM'- cal tra niiig as well as of cbai.i. tiT ■ iridiiig. Uiimded (111 the pr ll ip!g...uf g.iod sport sman.ship. It mal.i^ the mist ( f the manliiiC'S Ihal i.s in every normal tmy. In their 21 years the .Nmorican I’c .Si outs have h id lui earollic.ent i f more than three million. .Scouting is now esiahli.sluxl in almost every ciLy, V Ihigi and hamlet in tin,’ United .State.-., the present total of activ<‘ boy.' and leaders being nearly u rnil- Ii( n. riieie are still more than «‘ight I million .Xmerican hoys outside the ranks. ’riicre is no lietter way to observe this day than, by iiu reusing the mem *"'''^bqi of this organization whi.di has come to occupy a pla.e in the social order that could nut well go uno.’vii- p;cd. .Nnd the parent.s of .American boys should be the only recruiting of ficers needed to kc(*p the enrollment at full strength. 2. Give dates, hour.s, ami ir.uiiitc.s | lain fill on or near your farm? Did the said rain come from the east or the we.sl? Ilow' much did you pr. (luce without rain and what disi you do with it? If it had raim*d three tinu's as much, what addit .mal , clop' c aild you have grown? I''d| you and your wife and pastor firay ' for lain? If not, why not? Thanking you and with kind regard s and best wi.shes, 1 am Y'our.s very truly, (ieo. E. Pitts, Tyler, Texas. fettle » Helpless In Bed; Sargon Triumphs ThatV all it takes to enjoy the and Convenience of a Seilers C abinet More desirable features than any other kitchen cahincl. F »T S « •11* ^ ^ Beauty “Kargon (IIU OI.(- il. Why d.ddcnl ou tote wall > Ihc well or spring, if you had i>d y u run your Ford regal.ii’ly diirii’g the diiiugh; ? Why'.' W liere? Does your wife t»7v* help you or does .she play bridge'.’ .\ic your children v.'r'el in :•■( n- I my or do lliey stay out lute at niglv. ? is the only medicine that really helped me since I was first tak en sick six years ago,” declared Mr.c .lohn T. Brown, .Sr., 103 .\. 27th ,St., Richriond. "I had neuritis so ba 1 in Used hy more than a million women. Several beautiful finishes to choose from. <..ir our I. W h.v (1 ddciit you move to .M(.u*h .^ai(>liua and .-t-art a crop inste.el of staying on and on where it woiildeut tain? W’hat do you think cau-ed ihe drought and why? D’i you j and'jdur neig'ivliors endeavor to (lin ,i rain-maker'.’ If you need over $10 how niiiiiy I. berty Bon.l.v are via ■.v:l|. ing to jiU>(lg(‘? If you get some money udvanved, <|,i you lu.ist solouin- iy .'Wiar that you won’t spend a cent of it for ga tobac, (I, chew ing gum, or lecny-wceny golf? |__ ^obody^ Business l»y (i.c .Mc(iee .1. .Are you willing to pledge your land, ciws, calves, h.igs, pigs, goats, I .'hceps, wife, children, and all other i pi iperty waatsoever and wheresoever las collateral for any and all money ud-' vaneed to y.iu, and do yoii swu'iir al legiance to the repuhliean party until death do yo i and it part? $ THIS CABINET 5950 Electric Fixture Extra STCP and let us show you other colorful new models of SELLEI^S KITCHEN CABINETS MRS. JOHN T. BRONV'N, SK. Prather-Simpson Furniture Co to ICC.ll/e rh:s hoMs bc( th. I a • K. bu n.i.i ' a oa rapid t few 1 I vv agreed that there h rise in taxalf. n during vears. jBu: where does be ■ it 1 (■> v. th .he peopi n informed pc, ; n must atl- > ic i'ca '1 ‘a .i“s ]ia e Im'i'.oiic me ;s b I i -e our I'e. ple ]i.r, »> i ' (1 mu h. W'e demand iia\( 1 -:i———rdtrrmtTrrri^- 1 e e'l ., and then fiis' Im*- v.'e cuiM itay t'. r them. It is a <1. i>< rig unable to “have vo .r K o| *h('w and mar flat reck dots a leg pl.iy was hell .it the lioii'e last fiid.iy night e'ttitled, 0 1 vc happy and be luacra I, 'be h ius(‘ was .-o .■I'.wdcd \\ th lid nu n ih.i the fl i. r fcM t.iru up c :t '.o *.'’e fbitf.uiM and hurt old man ,io’i( .5 and his ru wly inarra'.l darter, sue. a right smart, the reseats wa' lie’ 11,\ 1 i.> and .''Me, ami it was enjtiyed by al! vvliii go! lj4-atn.sofoK.tIv; : Letters To The Editor my liHck and hips 1 couldn’t sit dawn, get up or turn ovor in IhuI without help. 1 also suffered from colitis ar.d neuralgia pains in my head. ’It seems almost unbe'M'vahle what jo two bottl(‘s of Savgon d I for mel I !l !:t.>r. The (’hroniele; Let the (’hroniele come on to me and 1 wiM end you a post office mon ey order tc pay for one year's sub- <ei 'pt (in. W li'.vi< t that 1 never see anythi 'g ‘ ti '1 h( ('br.i’iiele about my old home j ^ -m.'tic n betw'ten.bones’ Ford at a place’ •ailed Uleasant Hill on the river and ( Sandy Ford where the Spartanburg and !,:aiiens road cr.is.'es the river n Ihe week-end party give by the < . ■■■ o. lx rig unalde to “liave yo.r'biown g ils ,oi dewoerry street al the caxr a. (! ect it too." ' lialat.ai home of their daddy wh.i bor- _ 11'le is only one vv ly to ; ut taxes ' '»‘d the uioi ney and hilt it when ev il'. expend.luies and stop demand-!-•>''btig wa . so high endtxl last wed- 1:4 ii! e and more. Our pe iple by ini-1‘bi.v n gh‘. w l'.en the green lu yv, a’ld t al.’.e' icferer lum and constitutional h^e 2 geoigy girls went home onner a’ru : (lmc:n have erntinually increased “f •***■- hrown getting mad aii.iut 1 ■ d c . xpenxiiturc.v and ha-.e no tme - «• '»t-. »nd hollered—why slon’t you •t'l i’lc.Mie hat th(*n,selve;' ‘ uH go to bed or si.mething. mrs. b.’own — ‘ say.' tha’ she was somewhat morty EDISON. THK WIZARD ‘ 'Il.cmas .\. b d'son is .s I years old and 't 11 Working. He is cons dered by menv th(‘ most distinguished citizen of this republic of 12D,D00.000 Die .stories of .Mr. Edison’ exiMTinients while a newsboy on the Grand Tiunk railway are well known. and mr. seeman frisks.j^oah Nothing Horatio Alger ever wrote ha.s th..s ciuinty., mrs. frisks is a (others I have forgotten •mild fed tl’e pains gra.hially leaving me ;b<* flr.'t f( W’ d ivs ;\nd r c.v 1 hard-j ly n .tee ,them a’, all. Tue Sarg in Uill.s traighti r.i d out my cidon Ir table and irc by f.’.r the ic't laxative Uvo ever ‘.ik.n. I feel a hundred per cent :‘r«.>i|ger a.iJ aetU r in »very w iy." .'x i'll b;, Sa iler-Owons 1’harm. ton: ((anna .Nlercantile Uo.. G.il.l- v lb ; Ilui'ik.i Drug Co., Watts .Mill. % 1 I i I <t i* O ♦ ♦ b‘biv.’ the mmith of 'hort d;s,.vncv War:'or cved; and the Y’arborough ihoabs, and 'utv.een the river and Duncan's creek r.n dr.'.vn to the rock hurch. .'^ome people have written and | ‘old me that all that section Ivetween the creek and river from Tylersville , i and Sandy Spring.-* down to .la ks and, I the old .Metz s mill site is an abaifdon-' IF IT IS A MAGAZINE OR NEWS- I’AUFR THAT YOU NEED, SEE— JAMES W. CALDWELL. "I'he .Magazine Man” Call 243 at 12:30 \\ M. bu’ was powerful wore out withl'/‘‘‘ ' I ♦ ompanj. tiuy will move to hi.s mothl^ * ^P'>‘-i’r'.v-;'r’.e.cen Negroes. When er-!n’.avvs next mondav. 1 ‘ ""'“1* ‘'‘b''. many ^ wealthy peoye lu ng ;n it — Boyce, Duckett. Y'oung, I’hilson, Kern, Craig, DRS. SMITH & SMITH Optometrists , 1 man ed at the ressuUm^e of the, Fielder. David Templeton. Dalrvmple. ’s bovi.sh ,last Sunday nigh.,! Amos Prather. George Byrd, W.. D V on the Jennie veeve doerfield, darter of Bvrd. Dr. Dnrrnh SkrtV/lTI PaKKitn Piffo SPECIALISTS , Byril, Dr. Dorroh, Saxon, Robbin Pitts, Eyes Examined Glasaes Prescribed ‘Smith. Langvston, Toland and' surpassed this story of a youth whose. rock hi, ar.d is! 'jone long ago. One name only persists pluck and persistency won for him ‘ fambly whose and that is Mus-n-ove. I venture to say- great aohievoments. .deacendents can Le tracwl •Imost bMh that you never heard of Cntloa FeWer As a telegraph operator, Mr. Edi- ? mayflcwer. and mr. frisks can Ellison Mims. Beverly Potter, George son learned what led to his first in- trace his ann cestors a good peace Fulton, Isaac Henry, Sam Murrel (or vention, that of a repeating instru- back, and he is holding a prominent, Murril). Janies, or old Jimmy, Hanna ment permitting a message to be i the sUndard oil, but 1 Berry Couch, Brit Wiggins, Hugh To- transmitt.-d automatically to a second : ’here is some talk of him being trans-hand, a spinning heel and chair maker line without the presence of an oper-1''“'’'^" heres. j Hilliard Hill, a famous fiddler, who ator. He was the first to invent a 1 had a Stradivarious (if that is the mechanical vote recorder. He devised there will be no preeching at the!"'ay to spell it) violin. He wa.s offer- the stock-quotation printer. His fore-1 metherdist church here next sab'oatn, ed a hundred dollars for it*but he re- moat accomplishment with telegraphy as te jiasture is swopping pulpits with fused to sell it. A hundred dollars came in his invention of a quadruples the rev. smith of rehober, but onner'was some money in those old days. 1.5 West Main Street Phone 101 Laboratory for Prompt Repair Service Clinioii, S. C. system,, a great commercial success in I count of his ford being re-possessed ' The fiddle, fbute and the comet or m^ng possible far greater use of ex-: ane day last week, he will not be over., bugle, are the only musical instru- isting telegraph lines. , miss judie reed, the tallent organist, j ments, all the others are noise mak- microphone and the carbon iwil! also be away,' as she is taking a’ers. How much m’osic is there in a transmitter were of greatest service Iblzness coarse in’ billville, and is get: j drum, piano or organ? If there is any in the development of the telephone. I ting ready to work in her daddy’s of-ll never heard it. When my hearing Liter in 1878 Edison brought out hisiEs next year, as'he is counting or (was good I could hear a housefly .:,ogiaph with a tin-foil cylindered 11 anni.ig for probet judge of this coun-icrawling on paper. My commanding NEED SOME COAL? TRY A TON OF OURS. Your money back if it isn’t as »ood as you eyer burned. Clinton Cotton Oil Co. CELE6f:,ATED M-G-M STAk .JOW ON WOKLD TOUR Meet Leo • • • The • • • Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Trademark Lion • *»st the • • • Casino Theatre MONDAY, FEB. 9. AT 4 P. M. Watch For the Big Display of NEW MOON” ii With Lawrence Tibbett. A Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Picture on This Date. • \ 11-. ,