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THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1931 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. JUST ARRIVED intAst MUCH IN COTTON BALL Car of Choice TIMOTHY HAY. We still have a few bushels of First Event 6f its Kind To.Be stajfed Strain Fulghum CHESTER OFFICIAL KILLED IN CRASH SEND CHECKS TO NEEDY VETERANS At Clemson Friday Niuht. Many - Notable Invited. Clerrson Collejfe, March 2.—Inter est continues to mount here in connec tion w th the cotton ball, first occas- I ion of its kind on the campus, to be Oats, Sweet—Fe^S, Dairy Feeds, ^ held Friday night. With the announce- Laying Mash and Scratch Feeds, I that ffeutenant-Governor shep- Coker Strain Fulghum Seed Oats and Abruzzi Rye for spring sowing—at attractive prices. Low' prices on best grades of w Cottonseed Meal and Hulls. FARMERS EXCHANGE T. J. Blalock, Mgr. Clinton’s-Feed Store Clinton Realty and Insurance Co. B. H. BOYD, Agent Representing Several of the Country's Oldest and Strongest Insurance Companies. Office: Second Floor National Rank Building—Room No. 6 Telephone No. 6 paid will 'attend and will preside at the coronation ceremony, .the student.s have shown even more enthusia-sm j tha.n formerly. j “Everybody is intensely interested i in tb\s venture,” said C. L. Taggart. ! presiiknt of the Senior Dancing club, ^ ’ which is spon.«oring the event. “Ca- j dels have universally expres.sed ap- ! proval of the idea, and we feel certain . that the yooing ladies w'ill cocjierate i . with us in making this ball a tremen-; dous success." i ! - All of the girls who have been in- j I vited, and these represent most stv- j ■ tions of the South, have been request ed to wear cotton dresso.s. A commit-; tee from the club has been at work.! planning the decorative schtnne f»)r E. Cornwell of Chester. Father^ of James J. Cornwell of This City,* Fatally Injured. Friends in the city of James J. Cornw’ell, will learn with regret of the sudden death of his father. W. E. Cornwell, treasurer of Chester coun ty, that occurrtHl last Sunday follow ing injuries sustained when his autO- m bile was struck by a train near; Santuc. The funeral servite was held j Tuesday. ^ The following acci unt of M” well’.'* death w-as taken f;. n ’i he Chester Ripoi-ter of Monday: “County Tn.-I surer William Eli Cornwell sustairasl injuries ;n an av:- tomobile w reck Sunday aftemon near i Santuc that provtsi fatal Sunday night at the Wallace Thompson hospital in Union, to which he was rushed imme diately fc!lowin}^> the a.cider.t. Mr. Cornwell suffered a severe hi n.v on the side of the head and chest injur ies, the latter of which w'as responsi- Me for his death. Mrs. ('ornwell, who was driving, was jminfully cut. brui.'- PAGg SEVEN 31,272 In South Carolina Hold Com pensation C^^’fificates. Quick Ac tion After Measure Pa.sses. Washington, Feb. 27.—Five minutes after the senate enacte<l the veteran.s loan measure over President Hoover’s veto the first check had been issuetl. Within an hour 400 more had gone out from the Washington office of the veterans buivau and at nightfall af least 1.000 were on the'r way .o vet erans ino.st in need. Senator Reed of Pennsylvania, an nounced in the senate that the first ehwk ha<l gone to a Baltimore veter an for a badly needed operation on his elile.st son. The naine Nvas not given. A similar announcement was re ceived wilh cheiM's in the house. • The .'ll regional offices of the bu reau wore notified to go into action immediately and $17,7r>0,000 w.is sent j 1 I ♦ I Save Every Chick With “Spartan Grains” Fresh Every Week: STARTING MASH GROWING MASH LAYING MASH SCRATCH FEED All .sorts of Dairy, Hog, Poultry and Horse Feeds Clinton Cotton Oil Co. several weeks. They prefer xo witii-i hold details regarding the decorations which will be employed at the fi(‘Id ■■house but simply assert that cotton j will predominate in the elaborate I .scheme. Fixpressiens of approval of this en terprise have come from widesim-ad i ! sources. “The amount of cotton use<l i i in the gowns of those young ladles I * who attend may not be of any great | significagice,” said one commentator, “But we must remember that every girl who selects a costume for this bitll amine cotton fabrics of every’ kind. to with- '*^^ and,shaken un, but is not seriously I liurt. She i.s .still at the hostihal in Union. “The wreck occurred at a railrcaxl crossing near Santuc. A freight train was on the sMirg. ar.l (ibxcurcd a view of the Carolina Special on the main ir;uk. The car was .struck by'this fast tram, and alim st demoll.^hx-d. Cornwell wa.^; a son of the late .Mr. and Mrs. William Davis Jesse Cornwell and wa.s born at San tuc in Union county. His ancestor, Chri.stophor Loving, was a soldier in them to meet cheeks. Records of the veteran.s hurt'au to day sh<\vid the follow’ng numln'r of (•('ir.pensation certificate hold.ers in Si uthorn states: .Aluhama, 48,S()2; .Arkansas, 2,07(); D'strict of Columbia, 27 14r>; Florida, :>i,32r!; Georgia, r)(),:t27; Kentucky, r 1.117; Louisiana, .bl..b77; Maryland, !r>.14S; Mississinpi, .‘Lb.itU); South ('ar- olina, 34,272; Tennessee, r)<».()()7; Tex as, 142,8.b.'); Virginia, 00,731); North Carolina, 01,417; Oklahoma, 04,^71. Hospital Now Seems Assured BUY A NEW FORD » * —with your— Government Insurance And Bsink the Difference. The new Ford has a value far above the price. Ford has always tried to give the public a good value^but he has never given such a value as you will now find in the new Ford. Let us demonstrate one of these new cars. Clinton Motor C jo. Authorized Ford Dealers , The (’hrx>niele ix’ceivtMl a telegram la-Ul ye.steixiay from United State.s, riage tv Miss F'rances Eleanor Corn- TT:"'5?nTrth;"Wibng iharTUT xMany of the younger generation of well, Mr. Cornwell settled down to the our women do not-realize that cotton life of a farmer, and Hvod for a nurn can be utllizeil to produce attractive dress go<ds. When they find that modern manufacturing proces.scs have evolved a wealth of gorgxHius fabrics, thev will naturally turn to these for her of years on the family plantation near Woodward Baptist church, vary ing the 'Work yf farmer with that of liookkeeper for ."e'Ceial larg<‘ contract ing firms. ,A number of years ago he Head: other dress gooiLs. Then, too, they will j accepted a position a.s bookkx'cpx'r for i certainly tell then- friends of thesi- Mr. John Frazer, and moviHl to Ches- (liscoveries. In this way are revolu-' ter. Six years agv) he was elecU-d to tionary changes in purchasing habits j the office of country treasurer, an<l instituted." •* , had .since that time served in that Prominent cott in manufacturers , eupacity, fillin” the offici* with faith- and others whose'r)ti*rests lie panrtic-^ fulne-s anil ability and to the satis- ularly in the cotton field, will Im* faction of all x’omerneii. Two years among the honor guests a. the hall. j ago he was reelected'without o|iposi- — t (III. .Mr. Cornwell w;t' a member of WtHMiward Baptii^ church, lie had a host of frie'nds, to whom h's tragic : licath is a cause of jtrofound sorrow. "Mr. Cornwell ’is survivi-d by his hospitjil hill had been signexl by Pred- dent Hoover carrying a .s<>naW amend- -nreni for $20,0(10,^)00. Senator Smith further .stated that a letter re •eivcil from General Hines assured him of $1,30(),()tK) for a 3()0-Ih'<1 hospital in this sti^e, the location to he decided upon later. WAN T S and^ 4 SAY IT PLAIN .leane.s .Salted IV:i^ nuts,\in the big h.ig f.>r your dime. Phone vour dealer. Ite FOR SALE—At once, nice house and lot in the best residential part of Clinton, close to school and college. See me at once. J. L. Wright. 12-2c rmw yMTs ago, I feimd that I waa rmry waak and nothing I ata saamed to give ma any atrangth,** writaa Mrs. R R Douglas,’704 South Con- graaa SV> Jackson, Miss. "I Bulfsrsd intsnas pain in my hsad and back. At timss I would hava to hold to soms- Hiing to steady myselC so as to do my little work. I wss worried about my condition. "'My mother told ms that I should taka Csrdui. After taking two bottles, I felt stronger, hat I kept on taking it until my head and back quit hurting. I took about six bottles in all, and have never quit praising CerduL" I FOR SALE — Fro.^t-proof Charle.ston Wakefield cabbage plant.s now ready for transplanting. Price 20c j ^ per 100. Ross Blakely, phone {♦20)). Ip I widow, who was Mi.-s .lulia Thomas, of (^arli.sle. and the fi llowing chil- ilren: Wm. K. Cornwell. Jr.. John B. Cornwell, _aiul Thoma.s 1)., and Miss<-^s Mary and Kate, of Che.'-ter; James J. Cornwell, Clinton; and Marion M. Cornwell, of Fort .Myers, Fla., all chiklien of hi.s first wife. Miss Nellie Cornwell." Routine Matters Before Council GKT your Ham and Cheese Sand- w'iches at Jeanes—on the corner in Utopia Bldg. . lU- The I’ower Of the Want Ad Kr'.'ii huxers and stllrrs aii* ilaily rcaliz.ng, more and more, ti'e jiDwer of (he Want .Ad to f-r;tig •them definite nrrd imme- d .iie result'. If you li ive s imething you want to sell, rent or ex:-ha;ige or if you want to buy oi I'vnl. tell jonr. story in a eler.r, eon- i-i.-e m;i;nTei’ and pla.-e it in the Want .Vd columns. You will lie mighty well jilea-cd wilh the re.sulls and the co>( i.s very little compared with results. THE CHRONICLE "'Ihe Paper Kxerybod) Reads" FALLS ON THE 5TH OF APRIL IT WILL BE HERE BEFORE YOU KNOW IT Order leisurely before the rush and have your Easter Suit or Topcoat delivered while others are hunting last minute dis appointments. o We suggest a suit at $22.50, $25.00, $30.00, or $35.00, but no matter what you pay — WE GIVE YOU VALUES FAR IN EXCESS OF THE PRICE L. B. DILLARD “The One-Price Store” I WANTED—To help you fill out your I papers on your government imsur- jance policy so you can get your im n- ey. We make Do charge for this see I vice. Clinton Motor Co. lt< R CLOSING OUT RADIO HUSINFSS formerly in another .state. Two left. I wholesale prices. Little symphony and concert electrkns. Equal in quality to i $200 in.struinents. J. I*, .'lahaffey. ; (’linton, S. C. 1 • P The .March metding of city couned | was held Monday niirht in the i-ouncil j chanvlier with .Mayor Young |>resi<ling ' and Aldermen Adair, Henry, Duncan,! Harris, Burnett ami Abrams presxmt.i Several I'outine matteis were up for cor - rtterldlo h “a hd~ a c t ed” u pemi Council hail Ivefore it a reijuesit fi i' a reduction in the city’s manufactur ing power rates. Following a presen- ^ - I New B.&L. n April 15,1931 latioh of the (jucstion it was referred ft. CARDUl USED BY WOMEN rOB OVEB M YEARS E-1* Taka Tbadtord’a Black-Draus:ht for Conatipatton. Indiirasttoii. iCHU'KS Blo-d-test*d Reds 10:^ Birred Rin-ks 10, White Rocks 10c. W hite and Blown Leghorns and .An-j onas all go at 8c. We ha.ch your egg' i for 3c j)er egg set, or 4( jior :'hick , I hatched. Capacity 1 1 4 000. Ungej’.si Hat' he'ry, Saluda, S. C. 2r;2ti-4tp ; (CHICK.S^-Purtdired baby chick- fron. J blood-tested flm-ks, 11c here, by mail. W'e hatch your eggs f ,r .3<' I for each egg sjet. Have spa -e for 114,000. (’ome any day. Unger’s j Hatchery, Saluda, S. C. 3-20-4- Continuing Our 10-DAY SPECIAL HAND-TAILORED SUITS $24.50 These Suits are made to retail for $35.00. The buyer for this shop having the exclusive agency for thi^ line in the two C^olinas enables us to make thin special low price of $24.50. We have obtained the services of a stenographer, with headqu^ters at our store, who will be glad to assibt for mer semce men in making application for governn.ent loans. This service is free. We invite you to call. THE MEN’S SHOP 1, ^Headquarters for Style* to the water anil livht committx'x* fur further study and con.s di'ra'din. The aviation committee of the Chamber of (dmmene, had a Jiquest befoie council for an app - j)i':'.tior for SI."))) to he matched hy a siinilo! annuint ly Lauiens fi.r the i ,'ta’)l'.-h- nmnt of an airuort f'eld mar the <- utitiy cluli hetwx'e.i Clint n a.' 1 Laurens. The n rjueit wa- ile’' < !, n > jippi ■pr'arTon. being a;.uihble f r • ych a pi’o.ie. l, it wai poinltd out hy coun- cil. The poiice dinarlment was ir.stnict- ed to be on the watch for stray dig. anil‘the public’s co-oiieratii.n a-ki d f r in guarding against mail-dogs. A rigid enforcmient on the ord nance pi*rta n- ing to the keeping of hug.s in the e ty contrary to the allowed time wa.s al.-o ordered. The age limit for the paying f .‘itieet tax was fixtii at from 21 ti wish to announce I ha! No. 27 will open on this We Series dale. Make your reservations for .''lock early—Imoks now open. Citizens B. & L. Association IL II. l>/)Vi), Secty.-Treas. l*hone No. h * IL OPI No. (>. Second Floor National Bank Boildinir ' .^10 veaT-s. Sealed bids vrere- opened for sup plying feed for the city’s live stock i dur ng March. J. M. Pitts Store sub mitted the lowi.-^t bid and was award ed the contract. Negro Boy Dies From Head Lick , Thonia.s Dillard. Ifi, Negro, was kill- ' ed Monday morning when struck in t the head by rocks alleged to have been [thrown by James H<*nry Walk, 13. I Both .Negn>es attended a school near i Renno and became engaged in a fight I while playing on the school grounds. ' After Walk had been w’hipped by Dil!- I ard, according to the tejitimony at the coroner’s inquest, he ran away to re- i turn later to strike Dillard, knocking ' him down and unconscious, Dillard jd'^ following an operation. W'alk is ' now held in the county jail, ’ Complete with built-in dynamic speaker 30 leM tubs* ONLY *49: Phmlco BABYGRAND SAY, FELLOWS! l.ook here, you can get the Ameri-1 can Boy eleven months for $1.00— good until April 1, 1931. i Please specify whether your sub-, scription is new or a renewal. JAS. W. CALDWELL RADIO RADIOS and KELVINATORS On Display At SMITH’S PHARMACY E. M. TIMMERMAN. Ai?ent Phone 101 Devoted to the Showing of Our New Arrivals Fabl'ic week mean.s that the new .spr'mj? and summer silks are ready in stock for your selection. The finest materials* , . . the lovc^est of colors .... the rarest of prints and other patterns .... ready for creating iirtp stunning frocks. Priced unusually low’eF than usual. $1.00 to $2.50 Ladies’ Department Copeland-Stone, Co. ‘One Price To All ff Phone 47 Clinton, S. C. The Clinton Chronicle — $1.50 a Year A