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i' 4 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12. 1931 THE CLINTON CBRONlULR. CUNTON. S. C. PAGE SEVEN LAURENS LEAGUE SUPPORTS AGENTS Famous Lion Visits City Clinton turned out in full force ISS Monday afternoon to see Leo, thej^S Urirea Detegation To Oppose Bill To Take State'Aid From Bern* I onstration Work. ! ^ , , . . —. Laurens, Feb. 7.-Taking cogniz-- ance of the pending mea.sure in included this city on general assembly pronding for the j his work! tour which is now being S discontinuance of sUte sujiport in the | sponsored bv the Metro-Coldwvn- = matter of farm and homo domonjtra-; corporation. = tion agents for the counties of South • ' , • , , ^ .c ^ Carolina, the Laurens Business league, appointed hour^ of four | at its meeting this vreek, adopted a o’clock, I^o arrived, accompanied byias resolution calling on the Laurens del-j his special, calliope which furnishet^'SS: egation to oppose the bill. In theuj^^ king of beasts music wherever'he' event the measure is enacted, the! i u „ _ — league has asked the l^aur^’s mem-; gn.e e^ > ge ~ bers to provide in the supply bill for tbr^ng in front of the Casino theatre ^ the retention of the agents for this | where he proved a circus all by him- ^ county, in so far as Uurens is inter- ,,elf. Before his stop at this popular'S ested. A substantial part of the sal-; piav-hcus«, Leo visited the Thorn well arits of the agents is paid by the f.‘d j orphanage to pav its big family a so-';-= cral government. ,.iai call, and was escorted over town i It has been stressed in different j ^ police traffic squad. He enter- qu-arters of the county that the work tained the great crowd that pressed of hte agents is of vast importance tojjj^ainst the sides of his gla.ss enclos-j = the farm men and women, and to dis-jy^e with, a number of stunts, later = continue the service would be a .seri- exhibiting some rtal interest in = ous mistake. The work of both the ^yhen he was presented by hi.s trainer = farm agent and the home demonstra- ^yith 25 pounds of raw beef furnishtd i To Mrs. Purchaser tion representative i.s well organized, it is pontied out, and at this time of BO-called depression agriculture and allied interests require just such co- by the Country Market as his usual i afternoon meal. I.,eo is 16 your.s old and i.s said to, be the largest lion in the world. With- For Sales - - operative effort and encouragement next few weeks he will begin a! as is offered and sponsored by the agents of the departments they rep resent. SUMMONS State of South Carolina, County of Ijiurens. Clinton Building and Loan Association, Plaintiff. Bob Adarr, Frank Adair, Rofliert Adair, Mildred Adair Wall, Frances ^ Adair Humbert, J. Kings- borrough, T. D. Cope land and C. W. Stone, defendants. To the Defendants Above Named: You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to said complaint on the subscribed at his office, Clinton, S. C.. within twenty days after the service hereof; exclusive of the day of "■such service; and if you fail to ans wer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint. R. W. WADE, PtaihtlfTs Attorney. Dated Dec. 2nd, 1930. Clinton, S. C., Feb. 2, 1931. To the Defendants Above Naimd; You w'ill take notice that the origi nal complaint in this action together with summons of which the foregoing is a copy was filed in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for l.jiurens County, S. €., on the 2nd day of December, 1930. R. W. WADE, 3-12-6tc Plaintiff’s Attorney. .seven-year tour of Europe. His en tourage is reported to have eosf $100,- 000. Leo spent the night in the city as the guest of Anderson’.s Garage. Ear ly Tuesday morning he left for Co lumbia, Orangeburg and Charleston, For Joanna Schools First grade: (’arolyn Bullington.i I>awrence Connely, Viola Corley, .lack | Craft, Maurice Davenport, Troy Ellis, 1 Willette Evans, Mary l^anford. | Second grade: Jeanette Gaskin, Har-: old Ix'wis, Eddie I.ee Price, Ray Red-! den, Eddie .Mao Sligh, Ernest Wells. Third grade: Mildred Bozard, Hazel Dunnaway, Ix^e Ellison, Herman Jen kins, Charles Franks, V’irginia Jen kins, Mary .Marshall, Rosaltn* McCor- maek, Ruth Ow'ing.s, Thoma.s Oxnor, Sabry ,‘^mith, Raymond Turner. ^ Fourth grade: Boyd Barton. John Henry Davenport, .■\lpha Mae Dye, (’eeil Farmer. James L'urr, Morton i Hamm, Rosa .Mae Motes, Nellie Rhodes, Lavinia Ross, Freda isum- mers. Fifth grade: ^Grace Bazord, Elliott Dobbins, V'ernon Garner, Lillian Gun ter, Callie Putnam. Sixth grade: Rhett Abrams, Algie .\brams, Clyde Putman, Mary Ellen Burton. Dorothy Clarke, Audn^y Fru-j dy, Nellie Mae Ward, Richard Lewi.s. j .Seventh grade; William Byars, i Irene Barton, Elizaln'th Dobbins, Mo-^ (lt*ehe Finney, Edna Hamm, IdlHanj Jenkins, Avis Turner. | Blakely’s Grocery To Change Location Keeping Faitb Ask Your Grocer (or NEW PRICES on CboiSSenlS *‘Maid” Loaf Sandwich Loaf Split Rolls Pan Rolls Whole Wheat Loaf Cl&ttSSeiiS QUAUTY AT NEW PRICES Blakely’s, well known fancy gro- SS cers, will move the first of next week SS from their pre.sent bx’ation on North Bn ad street into the Masonic Temple hullding on South Broadway, occupy ing the store room formerly hidd by Parrott-Electric. Carpenters are busy this week getting the building in first- class condition an«l it is hoped to com plete the “niovng job” next .Monday. Blakely’s is one of the well known and popular fancy grocery stores of this city and is headed by John T. Blakely and son, Gilbert Blakely, the latter having the active management of the store in charge. Their numerous friends anti customers will b«* interest ed in their new u.cation as announced within the past few days. L\M) SAI.K **I TBmx Cardui.is a wondarft’l madieme, for I improred fraatty aftar taking H,” says Mrs. A. W English, of R. F. D. 4, Roanoka, Va. ’'When I was just a giri of 13, Bij mother gars this aMdi- rina to ma, and K did ma a great deal of good. | was weak and nm-down. Aftar I had taken Cardni awhila, I foU batter. *In 19S4, my health was pooc. I fiilt miserabla, and hadn*t anoogh strength to do my hoosa- woric. It look an my wfllpQwor to keep npi. I was pale and *1 got Cardni again and lo<dc it Idy iaqpcoremaat was wondan- foL I can raooBBaMnd Cardni to othara, for aaj hasHk was ao iftac I kad taken a of Rm Cardni Hoaa^ The .State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. In Court of Common Pleas. C. 1). Nance, et al., Plaintiffs, v.s. ]). (L Reeder, et al, Defendants. I’u:s: nt to a Decree of the Court in the above stated ca.se, I will sell ai public outcry to the highest bidder, at I^aui-ens, C. H., S. C., on Sale.sday in March next, being Monday the 2nd day of the month, during the legal hours for such .sales, the following de scribed property, to wit: “All that tract and plantation of land, situate, lying and being in the State of South Carolina, County of I^iurens, containing fifty (50) acrei, more or less, and hounded on the north by lands of L. E. Reeder, on the east by lands of B. B, Owens, on the south by lands of R. L. Cole, and on the jwest by lands of L. W. Reedc-r, thi.s being the tract of land conveyed to ' D. O. Reeder by R. P. Cole on No vember 26th, 1907,” The purchaser to deposit with the Clerk of (!lourt twenty-five (75,00) dollars, immediately after sale, as evi dence of good faith. Terms of Sale: Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers, stamps and recording. If the terms of sale are not compl ed ■with, the la;-.d to be re-sold on same or some subsequent salesday on same terms, at risk of former purchaser. THOS. W. BENNETT, I C, C. C. P. and G. S., Laurens, S, C. Dated Feb. 11, 1931.—2-26-3tc. CARDU) Helps Women to Htoltn 1 Tab*' I for < I bihou Black-Draacbt COMtipatloa. IiHllcoaCioa. BIltouBneM. Only 1 out a INFLUENZA SPREADING Check Colds bt once with 666. ■ take it as a preventive. ‘ Use 666 Salve for BaUes. Today women do the bulk of the retail buy ing. Whether it be a new sweater for Junior, a t doll for Susie, a frock for herself, furniture for the home, or food for the family, it is MRS. Pur chaser who controls the purse strings. 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