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HE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1931
County Health Notes
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice, that on the 30th day of
By
Miss Jennie McMastcr,
State Field Nurac '
I^ast year the South Carolina 'Tu- * Probate
March, 1031, I will render a final ac-i,>
count of my acta and doinsrs a? K,xe- i J ^
cutrix of the estate of Jeff D. Coats. 11 ►
deceased, in the office of the Judgre of ' | ^
of I.Aurens county, atj 10 '►
B. O. HENRY
F. M. BOLAND
berculosis asswiation supervised 1,000 Isame day
contact children. A c'inlact child is
will apply for a final discharge from
H. D. Henry & Company
INSURANCE
Doinii; Things For People
; my .trust as Executrix. j
one who has been expo.sed to tubcTcu- I - person indebted to said estate
I have a friend who occupied a- of my business life grew out of work losis in his home, or through cIosm- as- is notified and re<iuired to make pay- ►
prominent bfficial position in Wash- 1 d:d for a certain charitabje <’rgani-j with any active case. It is ment on or before that date; and all
STOCKS
BONDS
REAL ESTATE
ington for a number of years. After j zution, with no thought of important that the health of these Persons having claims against saidi ' ►
hia retirement he opened an office and ' gain. And a large piece of business |* . ^ ^ .. f .u i , ' «?8tate will present them on or before
let it be known that he would act as once walked into my office, .sent by ^ i < ren t t.ose y wa.c n anf u r ^^jj date, duly proven, or be forever
LOANS NEGOTIATBD
an adviser to individuals and com- the brother of a man whom I had <hiily habits super".sed, Ix^ause the.se . barfed,
panics having business to transact | l^'en able to help many years before, i are the children who are most hkidy |
with the government.
Recently he told me that his first
year’s income was about ten times as
large as he had dared to hT o^- f ir.
“The only way I can evuln n d 's
that 1 am nqw-cashing, in on ’uv
time habit of doing things ' p*' ;)!••
he said. “When 1 wa.s in office I never
could see why it wasn't worth while to
go to a little trouble for folks if yoo
could do it properly. So when a man
came to me 1 didn't try to side-.st* ji
by .saying, ‘You will h ive to fa'ke th
matter up with sueh and su-h a d -
partnient.’ I just tried to help h m
out.
“/ wasn’t .scheming about it.-1 ha.'l
no con.scious notion that I was laying
up treasure in Heaven, or anyth^g of
that sort.
“But apparently people remeinher-
wl and appreciated, and now they are
and in an entirely different part of, to be infected with tuberculosis. It i.s
the country ' said that about 50 per cent of the
Speaking’generally, I rhoal.l ..y ^ adult eaaea of pulmonary tulM.>v,,I ,.<is
hat the ehanre of being rewarded | evpieace of the early ,nfe..t'..n
fe good works i.s suffirieot «o thm | known as childhood tuberculosis I it
e V man is justified, from a purely;”"' »']■" have the eh.ld-
ri Ifish standpoint, in going out of hia 1 h«”<i ‘y.P” »f this disease will develop
..ay occasionally to be kind.
MRS. AN.NTE M. COATS,
Executrix.
Feb. 28, liJ.'ll.—3-26-lc.
the adult type. What perc-entage shall
.. . , ' develop this adult typpe is determioed
To say nothing of the fact that do-,
ng things for ot er ‘‘ .| jected to continued exposure, by the
personal satisfaction which is, in j
elf, a reward. '
ifie BEST Gray Hair
Remedy bHomeMade If
To half pint of water add 1
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President MeSween
exposure,
oL. medical supervision re
ceived, am] by the general health hab
its of the child and his family.
TuiH*rculo.si.s is not an inheritable
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Heard In Atlanta '''“'■r'',
hardly fail to infect the children with
i whom he lives. Infection with the tu-
ihercle bacillus cannot always lx* av'i'd-
I Dr. John MeSween, president
' I*ie.«byterian conege, sjicnf the week-j ed, but frequent and heavy exposure
ieiKl in Atlanta and -spoke Sund.iy in | to infix tion can lx* prevented by
one ounce bay mm, aamall
box of Barto Qmpoond
and one-fourth ounce of
glycerine. Any draggiat
can put this up or yoa can
imix it at home at Tery ^
little ooet. Apply to tha
hair twice a week nqtil
the desired shade is ob-
t£;ned. It will gradually darken
Ktrcaked. fkJed or fcny hair »ad nwk* it aofl
aud a!oM>r. Bart>o v ,11 not eofor tb« aealp,
ij not Btkki ot sttxay a&d du«« net rub otL
ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
BY LICENSED PHARMACISTS
CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY
SADLER OWENS PHARMACY
"At Union Station"
Phones 377 and 400 Phones 377 and 400
• 4 ,.Vvm.nVi ithoughtful und watchfu parents,
three prominent ?re.-»byt<Tian church- ■ , . , . , , -
In a di.-M'ussion of tuixTculosis
- , . 4-..-.-..- in
taking pleasure itl paying me liack.’ es of that ciiy. ui me mornirg he ' t-hii^jn-n, Dactof I’. I’.' Mcfain, of
Neither by temperament nor eonvie-jcupied the pulpit of the lirst f*>*‘‘"* ! the North (’arolina .sanitcrium. states,
lion do 1 txdong to the Uhite<l Brot h-; byterian church in the irti reit of the ; i hiiructeristic .. symp-
erhood of Pollyannas. I do not hold
college and his sermdn ^ t‘'m.s of childhood
the First church at
nccatur, where he detTVered, upon re-
quest, the address he recently made
tx-fore the World Congress on .Mis
sions in Chattanooga.
worlds, nor that selfi.shne.ss is always jeastern-^time. ' In the afternoon he
puni.shcd and j’lxtAtC si ways rewarded. 1 spoke at the Central church, and in
OnJJie contrary. I see many notaibleJ
examples of men who have apparent- i
ly never done a gracious thing in j
their whole lives who yet have \
achii'Vi (I fortunes and are quite serene j
and contented in the enjoyment of the ,
good things of the‘world.
But at several different times in my
own experience I have Ix-eti siirpi iseil |
by having bread which I had east on
the watc'rs and forgotten come back {
to me spread with good butter and ’
even con.siderable jam.
One of the most valualde conta.-ts i
UdKTculo.sis. The
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We Will Take Your
Laundry As Late As
9 A. M., Saturday.
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A Great Improvement—
and a Great Value at
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Spaghetti
Sliuli' »»f llnc'.i or
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package
r.N* OHK
spaghetti
ill can- . . . i't‘iiili ctioUt il In
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3 tits 20c
CHEESE
Nice Flavor
Aged
lb. 23c
Peaches
3 t'linu i'llliK lorgi
ill lienv} sjriip I'anx
3 ';.;,'^:50C
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Campbell's Soups
All Varieties
cans
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found: un<lerriuuri.‘‘hment, an actual!
loss of weight being rather unusual,!
\^ but a faijure; to gi qw and gain weight'
very eoinmon; poor aiqx-tite, i
fatigue, or tiring easily; a lack of
energy, the child showing a tendency ,
to avoid forms of atmis»*incnt requ rr ;
ing much exertion; a ti-ndmey tU ner-
vou.siK'ss nr to be jx-evish an<l irri
table; a delayisl r<*covery from .some
oth( r ilisease, sui h as measle.s, whoop-
ing-eoiiglit or influenza, without any
other complications to explain delay, j
j Fever is u.'ually present, but in the
I mild (b'grei' whii h is .so commonly
I caused by other conditions of child-
■ hood. There may be a tendency to fic-
: quent cold.s.”
Thi.s type of tuixuculosis, as well as ^
the early stages of the adult type, fiv-j
quently gix's iin<lel«x-t«*d. The safest
means of protix-ting eontaet ihildren
i.s Ihroiigh piopeh supervision. ;
In the routiiu* .examination for tu
berculosis, the teeth and throat are'
also examined. .\ny focal infintion
lowers the general rcsistaiu-e and ren-
D'ders sufferers, more I'able to other in-;
fection.H. l-‘o;-aJ infertion also de)ay.s
recovery from other inft'Ction.
.As state<| before, the .'south (’arolina
'I'liJieiciilosis associat on |kiimbin<“S
clinic and .si hooTHiealth wolC bc-aiise
the licaltliy ibild is less likely to de-
veloj) t u'let i ulosi--. (>f the .'tllT chil-
ilrcn examined thus far in the I.au
reus, coii'il;, lie.i’tli ['logram, <>3 have
enlarge | or disea-cd tonsils, and .V.l
ha\c dcfc.tike jn rinanc'it . r absce-'sed
tcmji.uary tielli. I’lese cliildren wioe
aM gi\en no''f .eat ;oM .si (i-- ad\.sing
jiareiil' to take them to the family
physiemn nr .leutisT. hi one TTr.iTr of
27 childum, iti a school which l.-irgcly
enr.ills from the Ix-lter class homos,
II ha*l physii-al didcits. This is iti no
wiay a roflection on the parents. It is
not always possible for a partuil t.>
know when his i hlid has physii al <le-
fivts. This is one n-ason wh,v a regu
lar health service is impivrtant.
But wh<*ti pariuits do know of physi-
i-al defects, it is u.sually possible to
have them corrected. If your child r«'-
ccived a notification sliji it will W ad-
vi.sahle to consult your family physi
cian or ilcntist as early as posshle.
This is a pn-vimtive mi'a'uri' against
other infections, inclmling tidxM'cuhi-
sis.
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NATlItXL COl.Oit .M\lt(;l'.ltiNK
NUTLEY
Rcady-
lo-Servc
lb. ISc
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Pure RIO COFFEE lb 15c
$12,000 FOR s. c.
TO BATTLK FLU
Grandmother's BREAD
IMtU'KIl LOWKK
HOLE
HEAT
IMU Nn 1,0 \F
Now 7c
PAN
LOAF
rUl4l4 POUND
Now 6c
MAPLE SYRUP
AJkP 11 ba.
Pure siae Mt
SYRUP
KlriMlwI
tf Mk
•lae
21c
Iceberg LETTUCE, hard head
10c
CARROTS, large bunch
7^20
GREEN PEPPERS, firm,
Ib
i2y2c
SPINACH, cleaned, lb
8 l-3c
TMS
Atlantic & PACinc «
I . S. Public Health Servlet* (Grants
Kcqiit t t»f Dr. .1. ,\. Havue. '
State Officer.
Wa-hington, Feb. '.N. Senat r
Snrth w;is aiivised toda\ by officials
of the United .S'.ate.s nu!»!ic health sci -'
V-'.cc that $12,000 ha+l bten allo.atod
Dr. ,1. .V, llaync, state health officer,
of Smith t'arol ina, for iinmiHiiate use
in any (‘incrgency that might ari.se.
.A few days ago Dr. llaynt* came t(»
Wa.shingti n and with Senator Smith
called upon Surgeon (Jencral Uum-
ming and exnlainfal the necessity that
exists in South Carolina at the pres-:
ent time for funds to lie u.sed in meet
ing the influenza and pneumonia epi
demic there. A strong plea wa.s madet
and General Cummings said he would
do his utmost to let Dr. Hayne have
the money. Today’s action is the result
of Dr. Hayne’s visit here and the ef
forts of Senator Smith in the matter.
“There will be no delay in having
this money sent to Dr. Hayne,” Sena
tor Smith stated. “It is already on
j hand ^nd may be used whenever and
j wherever Dr. Hayne thinks propep Ao*
do so to meet any existing, emer
gency.” /
Let Us Re-Dye Your
Garments.
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PHONE 28
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Fine Foods
A
Ridht Prices
ALW AYS BE PREPARED FOR THE UNEXPECTED — You never can teU when Cou
sin Joe or Brother Bill and his famil.v will drop in for a meal. lU.may happen on Sunday
when the stores are closed. Prepare aijainst this emergency by stocking a few extras
in your pantry TODAY. The time has never been more opportune. You’ll find by read
ing every item on this page, just how little it will cost you-to do this.
Brer Rabbit S Y R U P, can 24c
Guest Ivory
SOAP
Shaped to fit the hands.
3 for
ISc
mm
Mi-Gel, 3 pkgs 23c
Swan Matches, 3 boxes 10c
Lard, 8 lb. bucket 95c
%
Rice, good whole grain, 3 lbs.. 17c
BORDKNS
Evap. Milk, small, 6 cans ,..
Cleen-Made Macaroni, 2 for
Bee Brand Extracts, large ..
27c
15c
23c
Irish Potatoes, 5 lbs 19c
White’s WEINI ES, Ih. 22c
Newberry Maid Butter, lb. !. 36c
Grandeur Flour, 24 lbs. plain . 82c
Lettuce, head 3c
ItORDIvN’S
Evap. Milk, large, 3 cans 27c
Caraja Coffee, lb. .. . 33c
Bee Brand Extr lets, small ... 13c
Bananas, Ib.TT. r.. .t.' ... .... 6c
Grandeur Flour, 24 lbs. S. R. . 85c
There’s no mystery about Its
popularity, it is simply
a better soap.
■» FOB
19c
McCormick MUSTARD, jar 13c
New bead-form
soap for modern
di.sh wash ing.
2 pkgs.
for
17 c
HALENTINF’S
Smoked Sausage, lb. ... 27c
SNOW KING
Baking Powder, 25 oz. ...... 22c
Sunshine Pkg. Crackers, 3 for 12c
We reconunend South Carolina
Canned Vegetables.
Claussen’s and Becker’s Bread
and Cakes — the Best To Be Had
A . . « Am a mm ^ .. tft
Featured At All Quality Service Stores
MARSHMALLOWS, 5 oz. 8c
THESE MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS OF QUAlITY SERVICE:
CLINTON. S. C.r ly^HITMIRE, S. C.
Scott Grocery Co.
Baldwin’s Grocery, J. M. Pitts, EUakely*!
Grocery, I. C. Boland, L. V. Pinson, Clin
ton Mercantile Co.
Young Broh.
GOLDVILLE, S. C.—Joanna Merc. Co.
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