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' ' ' ' \ ' THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CUNTON. S. C. THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1931 irition point by the rise in tempera ture caused hy the pressure. The hi<fh pressure required makes it difficult to reduce the Diesel enjfine to the lisrht weight ’■equired for avi ation. For ships and wherever crude or semi^efined oil ,is available cheap- TRE.\SrRY DEPARTMENT Office of the Comptroller of the Currency • ^Washington, D. C. February 12, 1931.' Notice is hereby given to all per- ly it is highly economic.'l in moderate- sons who may have claims against the' sized units, though probably not as “f'irst National oanK of Clinton" economical in lar^e units as the .steam j South Carolina, that the same must' turbine. In aviation it is expected that ;be presented to Harry Fagan, Receiv- with legal proof thereof within the same weight of fuel will produce , cr, HOUSES. HOu.ses cost t(K) much and are not gocd enough when they are finished and paid for. That is what fJrosvernor Atteibury, one of the mo.st famous ar chitects, declare.s, and many others agree with him. There has been no '.’i n ita^nt improvement in the buMd- ;i c of home.s in a thousand year.s; j-'e.s are still made to order, by ex- nsive hand prcce.«.ses. ' three times the mileage a.s gasoline, at a lower pricer per gallon ' Sooner or later the Diesel engine thrcA* months from this date or they may be di.'^allowed. J. W. POOLE, will come into its own in the air ami I . ('omptroller of the Currency. flying will be cheaper as well as safer from the fire rick. 5-l4-3mo. TAXES Comparatively few motorists resent being taxed for highway upkeep, in the form of n sales tax on ga.soline. Hut politicians, always trying to find I new ways of paying more salaries to REV. CHAS. E. AUCKR W. 2nd Ave., Spokane, Wa^h., re.o nt- ly said: "I was so weak and rundown I was at the point of complete exhaustion. My food disagreed with me, I hardly knew what it was to get a gnod night’s sleep, and I seeme<l to lose weight ami strength continually. rgon , SufL. .JlAsa. “pllls corieitiil my trwuSles si)e<>dily. I eat -heart ;ly, and my- TwhI agrees w.th me w th none of that foinier in digestion. 1 have gaino<h eight pounds and am a ’-ain stro’-.g and vigorous.’’ .S 1.1 by .‘sahler-t'wens I’harnvw. Clint.iTi; .Ioanna M«Ti antile Co., (lold- vilh-; Kureka Drug C«»., Watt.s .Mill. .SCM.MONS .‘^tute of t nth Carolina, County of l.air’en.s. '■’inton lilt d:ng and Loan A -iSDi iat lo.i, I’laint iff. vs. * I! ih .\ lair, Frank .\dair, Rthert ,V,d i:r, .Mildred Ad lir Wail, Fran-es Adah Hum nrt,.!. Kings- borrtiugii. T. 1*. Cope-, land ami C. VV. .Storn*, ilefendants. To the Defendants Above Named: iea. i'.very dollar paid in taxes by t ar owner.H or drivers should he used for highway con.struction and mainte nance.' their henchmen, are trying in some VV 01 king people ought to be able itt, grates to divert the ga.solire tax to uy permanent homes for half other than highway purpo.scs. they ni.'W cost, homes that wdl not do- Xh's ought to be resented an«l .eriorute in twenty year.s or fifty, anti fought by everybody who Indieves that wh.ch w*ill keen t)ut the w'eatlier " ilh* | have too many tax-t*aters in .Vmer- out constant repair.s. The way to get them, .Vlr. Atterhuly |)oints‘out, i.s to hu'ld them in facdories, hy nia-hin- ery. He ha.s dtme that with a group of hiiuse.s on I.ong Island. Instead of j SPFFI single bricks or board put together' . I KM "on the jol.,’’ whole walls, floor slabs.' a .Japanese. , has in- partitions, roofs, were east in ,:ein-4vente<l a method of making motion fo.eed concrete and fittetl together bv ! a couple of workmen with a derri. k. jis one The result is houses whh h are more j ‘ imagine when it is realized that eomfortable in hot weather or col<n “^low-motion" pictures shown in weather, which will last hundreds oC theatres, of athletic i>ciforniances and ,> t tihc iiU| tn'iYn n\r ti'y ,ilTld;1lifh>dt: .similar h(.u.se.s built in-the pld way [eost; "■ —- i Eventually ANNOUNCEMENT I now represent the Green wood Steam I..aundry in Clinton. I will make a daily round of the city with a truck to collect your family laundry and will appre- i ciate your buHinet>s. We Offer j TWO-I).\Y SERVICE. (fuaranteed Sali' fyint? Work You mu.st be ^<alisfit*d with every delivery we make. Rufus S. Satterwhite liocal Representative (ilreenwcod Sterim I.aundrv Will You ... Help South Carolina build prosperity? Join the Better Business A.s.sociation and take an active constructive part in making this a wealthy and prosperous common wealth. United under wi.se leadership and following .sound busine.^s principles we will achieve success. For further information, wTite to Better Business Association of South Carolina 92 Broad Street Charleston, S. C. ^^ade in th.ose old M. unsafe iliread]>aie tires be somi in general use .siK’h .system wdl 100 a se'-ond. exposure, the pears on the .screen. Thi; faster .slower the the' rate of motion ap- rEodeW Tm on. able and e,anybody will to own a durable liorne. FIN HFOpH I M S Sir Edward R. Henry <lie<l the other <lay. He was the chief of .Scotland Yard who intnxluced into inodern [m- liee practice the, ancient (’hbii'.e MH'thod of idenlf; atioii hy finger prints. Fi.r more than 2,000 yniri tne peo- j pie of Eastern .Asia us«>d thumb-prints 'instead of signatures. .Vny signature ^can be foigeil, but no two ))er,sons have identical fing4*rpiints. Tiday .there are literally millions of fing'n-- jprint.s on itH-ord in the polii e head- 'quaietrs of every nation. Every known ;criminal i.s fingerprinti’d and photo- You are herehy summoned and re-|jjiaphs of these fingerjirints are ex- quired to answer the conqilaint in this « hangtsi laMween police departments, action of which a copy is herewith ShTRiTiTcamera works 100 times as fa I as the s’anilard slow-motion mu ch ne. It reduces the invisihle vihra- tion of a lice’s wing to a gentle fan ning motii n .so slow that the eye can hardly follow it! Hy means of this in vention aeronautical i-ngineers hav<‘ been alile fm- the first time to photo graph the air-eurrent set no by an aiiplane’.s propeller and discover what ai-tually hapiwris and how these cur- n-nts afftst the sj)c«>(i of the crafts in the air. ^ Thousands of other movements the precise nature of whieh is only guesslsl at will be disclosed by th«‘ new eumera ami the sum of Lumao knoW'Ieilge wil useful ways. he adde<l to in many served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to said complaint op the subscribed at his office, Clinton, S. 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 ndief demanded in the comiilaint. R. VV. AVADI V IMaintiff’s .Vtturric.i. Dated Dec. 2nd. I'.t.’tO. Clinton. .S. (’., Fell. 2. l‘.t:.l. To 'he Defemlants .Alinve .Naim 1: You Will take notiie that the origi nal-eouephCoC Ui this -aotLm Utwulhtg.. with summons of whicli the foregoing is a cony was f led in the of‘'iee of the Ch 1 k of ^'oui't of Common I’leas for laiuretis (‘ountv, .S. C.. on the 2nd day <if l>ei.emlnr, I'tliP. li. \V. VVADK, 3-12-<‘itc Ibaintiff's ,\ttv rney. .Let Us Re-Dye Your (Garments. HlIUHANAN’S rilONE 2S Writes Delegation On Insurance Tax Hanks, insurance conipanies, armies and navies, all sorts of business i*n-I lei prises in which the identiy of an! Hu^h L. Eichelberger, well known I imlividual must l>e known with cev-Aif,. insuranco agent of this city, has tninty now usev fingerprint ns-ords. j entered a prote.st with the‘'Laurens Since the fingerprints never change i<„i,nty delegation in the general us- ifrom birth until death, the time will .m.pj.idy against the jiroposed revenue FINEST FLAVOR BUTTERED Split Rolls to didiSSestiS lOc—Per Dozen—10c At Your Grocer's M‘^DANIEL VUL WORKS Telephone No. 2 — Clinton, S. C. (•(.me when society will child to he fingerprintei require every le nngerprintei! at birth, and the prints made a public recoid. Under such a systiMii there can never he any question as to whose baby is who when children get mixed in a hospAa! waril, or whether tin* jn'r-on claiming to he the mi.ssing heir is the right one. measure now pending which would tax insurance jiremiurns an additional <ine per cent. Mr. K'chelherger entered his protest in a letter addressed en Febru ary 2.1 to different memliers of the deleg.ition and offereil to dhe Chron icle for iiublicatioii. .After sett ng out the benefits of I’fe . ' insurance, .Vlr. F.'chelbci gei '.s letter KNdINKS w’.is as follows; hAyUi^tineaUu^-wuXb-Llm-‘n'lhie Slate of South Carolina. ( f Ilf I 'ig.ne for aii planes are i ptiin’stic ,„y imonuation is correct) is now tax- 11 . p.te cl many sct.lie-ks, Diesc'-en long flights (liie.stio-ns of dir abilit : re- gined planes have mad economically hut the manufacturing cost and ma'n to he an.swerel. 'I'be Diesel engine i.s like any other engine which depends un m the ex- plo..,ion of a mixture of gas and air •IS'!e ;i cylinder, ex.ept that it uses hc'i V oil instead of gasoline and re quires no eliTtric ignition system, the pressiite m^bie the eylinder being so gri-at t'la* the oil i.s he ite<i to the ig- r 0-U21 Just a 3entle wipe and FRIGIDAIRE 3leams with spotless newness Porcelain-on-»tecl! As freshly sweep of a clean, damp cloth white as the frozen snow on a won't whisk away! mountain slope. Its glass-like, No smudgy pattern of finger- gleaming surface simply won't prints need ever decorate the harbor any dirt that one gentle front of your Frigidaire! No spill- ings will ever stain its ever lasting, frosty-white interior! Not even lemon juice can mar or mark it! The Frigidaire the bride of tomorrow buys will boast the same pure, orange-bloaaom whiteness on her Golden Weddinf Day! e • • htmmtUmlt JttrmkU ParreAsie- •thttflu en* ^ the 9try rml mdvsntMgti •/ frigidmif Adpsnetd R*/rig0rmti0n. Tk^rt mrt mmny tktrt. W* imvitt ym /• cease in and Itnrn nil sAee/ tktm, FRIGIDAIRE THI NIW ALL WHlTi PORCELAIN-ON-STEEL niGlDAUtlS AU SOLD WITH A TUJUU-YBAA fUVICl GIUKANTII Electric Refrigeration Co, W. C. Baldwin, Representative, Clinton, S. C. mg insunuice premiiim.s coIUvIihI in this state, two jam cent, that is two per cent of the net V’rmniums paid an nually hy the poliey holders in this stale, which should amount to approv- iniately thix'e hundred thousand ($3(10.1)011) <lolIars, which goes into the general funds of the State Treas- i ury. In aildition to this tax, there is I a county tax on all premiums colleet- isl, which is paid to the County Treas urer . semi-annually; Laurens eounty received thirty-seven humired ($.‘1,- 700) dollars last year from thi.s source, and since Laurens county is below the average in amount of in surance earritsi hy eounties. I feel that I under-estimate it when I say that another three hiiiidreil thousand ($300,000) ilvdlars is paid hy insur ance companies to the different coun ties, which giveCyeu a ♦I't.a! of six hundred thou-and ($000,000) <l.dlar.s paiil liy the in. urance conipanies. "The taxali’e iniMines of the con stituents of South Carolina are not exemjit from either the federal or stale law.s for their piemiunis paid on life insurance to lx* left to their fam ilies, therefore, the tax paid on in surance premiums hy the different companies, which ds deducted from the return the insured’.s estate re ceives, is indirectly a double taxation, and a thrust at the only source the wae earner has to secure the continu ation of his income after he ha.s been taken from the picture. ! "The dividends to policy-holders in (this state are now cut or reduced , thirty-two (32) per cent by the amount that life insurance companies I have to pay in return to operate in South Carolina, and any other legis- j lation that will further reduce this amount will naturally hinder the' greatest cour.se of pen>etuation that j the,society of this state or any other' state has. I "I trust that our Honorable Delega- j tion will think seriously on this sub ject, and I am sure that such thought \ will create a desire on your part to be aipostles against any such antici pated legislation. "With very best wishes to you all, I am, "CordiaHy yours, H. L. EICHELBERGER. SUC8CU1UL TO HIE tUUONICLE fl9.75 Smart Style—Sturdy Quality-Stamp These SPRING’S FINEST SUIT ‘‘BUYS” TWe “Devon** an •ntotanding mod el for • p r i a g. Modrratelv form filling, Mifh eilker peak ur ooleb lapcL Comparable Qualify Would Have Cost $5.00 More a Year Ago T ins group indudes a comprefcen- sive variety of fabrics—worsteds and novelties in softer weaves — many interesting variations ia the newer spring colorings. Smart tfyling has been hap pily combined widi these fine fabrics to give yon garments that attain eutsUDd- ing value prominence among apring Extra PentBy $4.96 C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC. 7-9 Musgrove Street / ¥ (v.