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fmrnmiimmm v<m;e Tvf(* THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CUNTON. S. C. THURSDAY, MARCH 12. 1931 WOMEN URGED TO WEAR COTTONS ^Joxernor lllarkwood Issues .Apreal T» Wear O>tton Clothes In Move- ’ ment f« r Wider I'se. t'olumhia. March " (I. v«'rn r IBlacIcX' iaaiied an appeal for isouth Carl'na women to cloh '.’nttr.n a move ;ni.*nt to creat ■ a •.vcar’.njr the Southern f" rn'l tt l"{e to thoir . v iti nu w;t ia^parel f ‘..Iiict, a*- >ery <»1 The : yp red h” rn cot t>n la"; 't nijrht. H* not (TO 'H -a :■ l)Ut dts'Iart i h;'iV'’{*lf ‘‘keen > ; ■ vd in anv e'^terpr ac* that h:n f r i‘ purpose th* tv-MU .t i n of wider an ' KToiter 1*', itat t.n t'!( 'n- n e.d! c e Fr’d.ay rri.mT-ntfsl :hat ho -rie’i e he is niest If ' • F ehruary Honor Rolls For Clinton Schools i±. Xeade^iy Street Sehm*L i I' ir-it }frade: liorothy D.-r^ey.* Ka^h- ' Iwn Howard, Vivian Men?, loanitn .S( Iwcnard .S .tr, Ri ae .\Vilsr;i I, zz'e Hell Wilhar.k-!, Fnla (Hay Hlukely, Jee Kinslend, .Mari " h '-a^in. Hai'hrra .N'ortr.n, Mamie 1 i H. !! R i>hy Hvill, daek Fii4f?r, l’’7.y Milloe, iV :. ,ny VVind.'or, Carl Co >k. Scsond ?riule: Mil ired Wind r. Mai h i Lou Hlukely. Daisy R herts. Caulire K Chester, Fvelyn Stowe, Kv- atte" ! the ^-lyn Uilburn, .James Cann, lake Clem- dry air at the same tempera- j iteerinir by price control iiuftead of by ' draftinsT capital and labor. nitei, lion.” “It W'.ull 1 delight if ur le ti vr.- hy e f>ron iM" t in c. tt.in i.(,n unr a niH ran .1 t.' ■ h 'er IT per in” ,:r.'s and women w uhl i;e 4 f the e ' m fari'i- ' n? !\ nir C ‘‘ 1 ’n a «• ;ti t' e'" 'V .1 ■'*' t ; r. V 1 i ,v VOS an.I ('nnvh ent n i’hiid ?ra.le; Harry Hud on, .1. K. h' w, Kdwin Hell, M.wrell Chaney. • it ia I^anford, Inllie Mae I*aek, manda .Milam, Telen W’il.scn, I).5ll.' \\ i’l'am.on, Hillv Hull. Neuffei Cre«- w’.d, .Jack Windsor, Kathm-ine Dean, Kliz-ibc th Harlinpr, Fvelyn iVI* lb> -k.i 1> othy .M' Minn, Nell I’etly. Mattie W;lliani.son. Fourth ?rad< TEI.EVISION Tin yeai.s ago the elect on of Rre.s- kient Ilaidrng '.yas ore >f-the fir.-l at- teinjits at radio brcaJca tin;r. N ih' dy could buy a radio rcieiv ng ;<et in 1!>20, hecanse thcie wire nrre < ri th;’ mar- who able. Humid air i^^w'ays feels warmer j nard M. Daruch for eliminating prof- sible to enact his plan and argued the oommisBion to reconimemd same pirac> tkral law to come as close to that “ideal” ^ possible. Tfie BEST Gray Bair Remedy is Home Made ^SSS9^ water add one ounce bay nutk, a small box of Barbo Compound and (Hie-fourth ounce of glycerine. Any druggi^ can put this up or you can (inix it at home at very littl.i vost. Aw>ly to the hair twice a week until the desired shade is ob* It will gn^ally darken fc -Trailed faded or enr b*>r and mako it eoft e.^ eloMT. Barbo wiU not color tbo acalp, is aot ackky or cmmx and dert BOt rob off. I The mo.st modem factory and offk-'e i 1 uilijingi have no wirwhows which can he f pined. 'A’l of the air breathed'by ‘hore occupying thenj i.s drawn ; through a wu^er hath tu wa-’h i and humidify it, heated or croled to the ame t. moeratuie the vear around and oirmped by fanis into every mom. while i>‘her fan.s draw out the foul ,a‘r. .Some day this sy-'o-m wdl tie i available for liw-ellings and we shall ' a’l live m;rre heathfully. .Mr-tJOWAN ASSERTS NEW LAW NEEDED il il»v H.ltz-law, ra Hiivil I - li-i la n truly point < ad iptii Iv rer'o f D: U!i .-H I ii.<- li' re \ t w ill p<' Zi-d t'la; a h tt :i h <’ I a I f t- M 't ■ r'”en. a H 'll '..r.s He!' I T’S line thing ti> put your fiH't — and declare you simply can’t afford to have an accident— Quite another to discover t!iat accidents can and do 1 j n- pen when they’re least wanted and least expected! Better— yE T N A . I Z E A-i >t.TN A AeciJent I\ liev ; I- I'.iis .1 sti!> ill tJi.; rii;ht t in eti ui! 4 I 'ei'iiiv, I tv., I n f 1. (1 • oil ft ic (iJ'out II.’ w-l M’* ?' 'll., iKTNA-IZKR ’ Make sure your cotton fertilizer containiL at least iii-ncva I.ong hon , He.-.n ing'e, Voia .Sp:r>-i S; range, V\’. M, W.it.-...ii. ■) Sh c'll-■ Kalh.iia .Shaw. I D vade: I’eiirl H:.i’”y. R N ra < aim a. ia;Mi> .Me.i "‘i l.i it l.i-e. H.in Id ( ! n\e, .N'na ’’rown.. I-Morida Street School I’ i t grai.'e; .1 hn S! an, Ih ‘‘ v l•uT!- ler, M.ii-y Hailey Oivi rx. ,\g?’ Kern, Virginia Sumerel, .Jaek Re - ler, Hen- I'e ta Young, Virginia Ann Ri;-hey. McM Hun Finney, William .AnderHon,, Hrad,._Mvrry ArrihgtuP, Hanna I’iexta ki t. (Jnly amateur elci lrii mp.s made iht’r own .-ets cmid gel any thing “on thi' ak-.” Tfle. i.skin is in the '•anie .stage to- , . day as hi-oaili u.-^ting ivai in 11'20. The f ^ (‘h'lago Daily .News hnmdvasted pi:- tures of ele tion charts on the night ( ierdi'd! .N'ovenrher 1. Only tho-e coulil p'”k Holtzclaw' t*^*''*' ^ ; vision r cc ving apparatu . There are ihirha a * t devrsion riseivers f ir .'•aie. Hu’ W'X drow there are th m-ntids of eager ama’eurs I CXI erimenting hi tidevision in Rt'JO, just as then* were thou.-ands experi- mi*;:ting in ordinary radio re-eption in r.iL'O. .Aral in another l<*n years ''Veiy- hiMly ma> Im* able to stay at h: me anil -'('<* pictures of i*vcnts as they hajipen, by m'-;ins of so-me sort of re ceiving doyice not yet iriveiitid. - Admiral, Native of Laurens Count . Presents' Proposal To ('emrpission To Prevent FuDire Wars Wa.shinyton, Mar.h t* A cor-ti''!-; amendment t rrevent this ] country from gring t ) wnr, ek ent in ca.se of attack, until after a referen dum was ret-omniended todav to the | V ar policie.a commission. The n’nn sva-’ props; f*rj hy Rear .Admirfi' S'n"iu-"1 .M-Gowan, rit'ri i. i f South Cnr ’‘"a who iva- nnvmn t r general i chbn Mcfiawan’a referendum plan -was opno.“ed by Chairman .lohn.scn cf the hou.se veterans committee, and Br‘g-i- dier (ieneral Delafield. former chair man of the war department board cf contract adju. tire-nt. J hrson s.aid the reiererv; r>n p'ar was impracticable and Delafield said it was unnecessary hecauss* it 'would rt suit in the same cor.r;usi-jU reached by <-ongres.s Ho h .Jrhnson and r>cla‘‘i‘*ld -i lv'.- caU-d price fixing as a niithc.d*of eliminating war profit®. •I.ihnson urged conscription of a.11 wealth ami man power in war tirte. He .sakl. however, it would la* i.''in s- tr.:r.ed. r the dur-ng the f-.r WORK A char lahly-inclint d IlliN ^ > C. I atiun of apple growers' .'tni several carload!' Lpf unties ,tii.:New Yflyk nty Ad, h«* giy-; Kia.l-: Miria.n tIFS;^t.T!:a-Som-o ' I I .. ij .L /. I . A • I 11 began piddling apples at a nickle land Suddeth, ( eleste Arr.ngfon, I.iila ^ . ,v V , i i ; ,, ,, . apiece, and in tne fir-t week took in (liav IlaryiR, Flizalwth Mysor, (am- . i u mu- , ’ fri 1 nn •* about .1>12,0(H), or about each. Th « ’vn MeSween, Thelma W^iitmire. * , .• d 1 i;ot do them any go. d rtor rel eve supply officer M'orld war. ,M;(Jowa’l's I'da.o a’so j.i.ovM,*d drafting, in ca-e ' f war, every a’lle hod’ed male ci'ir.cn hetw<*<‘n IX a'” 1 :>’) and for cons. i‘ut ' nal pcoh’’,'!' " again.4 increa-^ing prices (r ivag;*.'* during war. “Oui-Ih' t ci 'imMju*' n tcwi 1 w rid peace ou*'ht to eons; t in mati ng il nio.st difficult fpr u.s to b eariK 'n- volveil in war,” he sakl. “and. wkh ccn''ul'< 1 in •»'!”an-c I I Spring Cleaning Is done belter by usiinp Johnson’s Paste Wnx. H.'Se p<.*r pound, and Li(|uid Wax, 75c per pound. The liQMid is ex cellent for use on fiirnitpre, and also comes i i 2-pound si/t* for $1.10. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station” Telephone 100 Potash — to — set more fruit reduce shedding - increase turn-out improve lint control rust increase yields To increase the potash in your fertilizer with every ton apply 200 POUNDS of t Muriate of Potash N.T.POTASH EXFOBT llY.«lae. 74tH«tBldf. AUma,Go^ f’'iiia .Mae Piuile, Kliza’dh Halt in. Florence Hunter, Ralph I.aw.son, Km- ly .Martin, Andy Young. Ir. Thil l vr ide; (Til for d I w nan. I'doley Nabors I' ephim* (' pclarrb i .an v*. .''!;iv;.I;<' 'ihv M n-t. Waller i.'Lv’dii, Mu'.y Flix.iiil'i i! ■' Her- ' licrt Chanil ers, ly4*wis P its, M.uga' . t I .-thca'y. '■ !e , II c d;ic' !.*, M lie’, Hiicc, .Murgaict Kn . Mir'i I Dorman, Inez Young, l lith lit ■ ic ■ j on. Miles Hunter, Hetty .Smatt. Dor-•, '.’ii'cr, Fvelyn Henry, Otho J hm 'i.| '! I'l’ h Ovens, I. Miise H,i h y. It >> ,1 ohn.-'.on, R I'oi-rt - r, \\ . P. Hi'i- wjn Paul i eag^ic, Hugh .lac s 1’ i.i I • u'.s, itirolh.; Fd \ 1 :Is, TT"* , 1: oic’itnl L Uy ! ightf mt, Hi-nnc ' 'uic W'l in. Ipez Rum'll;, Diir.aiV W '!; iiiin, .Melv'n St av. .S xlh guide: 1. nne IL' i oh, k M S'lcal c, I’o-gy .'■'pr .' . Ibll Wmli'. R belt F’.'.i-ui, T ii liM' m. j .V.lclaiile R ' erts, Mi.r-y .la-ic ur- :• n, R kilt M *M, .Mar- in Chiney. Seventh giadc: l.i ui-.e 1 hiiniliers. Katherine (Iraham, L.u.i!e W'b in,; Sai.i Frances Haldwki, l.aetitia Icnes. . Fay .Amler.snn, Floi. e (’i \\v, I'ln is- tina Sow. ris, .Margau*. Sullivan. High SrhiMil Flcvcnth grade: Paul Tcdd. Doris .Aluam.s, Fvelyn (Tui'iib-rs. Mary Wiikman, Stella Heckham, France. Tt i. .Anide Lee .lacksrn. i Tenth grade: Mary Htwze Dillard. Willis .May Wd-’on, Hu.'h H ilmaii. Hilly Owen.s, Nannie Sue Adair, Wil- ' ’'ir.m Hobo, ('opie .Mct'rary, R. H (\)bh, ('atherine Hlakely, Flizabeth HlakeIy,.,.,JiIaroline Martin. Ituth Na- bois, Vivian Weo;lruff, Maxw.dl Fer gus: n, Ralph Kelley, Mary Fmma Speakc. Nirrlh gmlet Dill Klli.s. IT uen.-i* I laV, R< bhie Herdersiui. Margaret, r’vltr. Ruby Wocilruff, .Mary (Ilenn 'hambeis, Ri bert McIa'i’s, Rosa Hai- 'ey Litt’e, .lames Sloan, Vivian I’arks \ la r, Siii lla Detisin. Fran.-"s Snralt, M iica ( heek. I onise Horten, .Allen M Sween, Flake V( n lloMi n. F gh h giH.le: .Ned Sprunt, llayne Wiikinan, .la k Wilher-uoi n. t. L. r. u Fdwavtl Fergu on. Will-mi i.iiin- .1. .\.ia u* M'ln. Sad e \ttu way. Flizabeth llarris. Nancy Young. .Lie Donna 11. Prill iderce .Schi ol lit griii’e: (laynell ILiirston. (llaih .s T il il't, Fthel Rvee. Alma Paris. Swimd gnule: Carl .Aberer.unbie. (t 'ar lliniscn, Wallaie Pilgrim. Hazel Harvey. T h id grade: Capilola Parri.-.h. I.ou- ■'.-e Shumake. Fifth grrde: Maude Herring, Kath leen Frw in. the unemnloymerit situation. It was char ty and beggary, only . lightly di.s- gu' ed. Cn the other hard, the agrei»tiient iiv a group of eiliztns to finanee n gereral cleaii ng un of nark.s, vacant idts and unsightly rulihish-heaps, a. • • lal'y pi.ivded work fir some t'hous- ,iT'ds f unt'inpbiycd. .Any relief meas- 'iic which does no! r.-on're i he re rp 'er* t ( w.iik for what he > I't.s is fool- sidy seiitiuient.i! and d:ii\gen)US, Once the avfi.ige pel ■.;ri fTo! i he e;iri g;’t 'MU thing for iMtlrng. he lo-es hi.s taste for giving tin equivahuit iji work foi' evei-'.’ dollar he re eives. wjHtm It’s an old saying that w i-ry klH ■ more IM pie ti-ari wi iL «\ir I d. N;.w e iim > Dr. \\ '!' ni .Mayo, fa’ii >us sur- oe n of !{ ebi d('• .M nr., and pe n’s mil ‘Viat .l'!;t,Ar-', i .ueoia’Jy uirgeoiis, die riC'.ii hi ,ir! d’ la-e be. aus;' they w 1 ry :t!)out their patieJits and sup ple s ihi' r I'lnotnins. .Mo.sl I eople w rry about sainethiiig. Worry i.s the little sister of fear. Mov of u.s are afraiil id’ things whioh ws' nt*ed not be afi'aid of. .More people are afraid of makin*'^ a b:ul impression < n others than of any other one thing. The .secret of long life, appais'ntlv, is to do nothing wlii< h will give eaiue for worry later on. Hut if we were all orrsn emnrgh’ tn-drr thHt' thhr'Wnirlrl'drr a iHffeient sort of w tUI than it is. INKMPLOYMENT One le.ssi n which we have learmil from the present eomlitiiin of jmctii- p! lyment is that industry ami eo.'ety are ru t yet orgaiiizi d to take care of eiriei geru'ies w hich throw iH-aplc out I of wi.rk. .Many able minds are work- , ing new on nluns which may preveJit such wholesale uiiemploy .lur.t in fu ture. It is certain that we can pre'ent the riM urictice of siiiiilar emergeru'ii“<s orily-b\ el, Ml- ci ordiiiation of all in- du.-t.ry and hii-mss. so that lUMilue- ti. n in pri- ate etilei lu i es juiT ili'vel- opnveiit of pui'lie imprevements -art be pliinm ,I :.Iliad of a ' ng-time s. his!- ub'. ALA.'iKA !t won’t 'e 1. rg iif-re there k a motor highw.iy all the wa> from tse- attle 1.' Fa ’.ink', .\l;r*k.i. The com- ini.-.s.oi'.ei s appekrtod liy Pre-klent llo.'ver to rtudy the feasibility of su’ll a read have male ' me iriti"''?st- ' in.g disc n-crie- about Fair'h..nks. It is , ex:o tly ha!.' way around the w rhl from Pi liogiad. Ru- ia. and only a little fa tliir - r’h. U is nearer to .lupan and the Ph’’ no nes than Hono lulu i.s. . ' •All v\tr\!iul\ interesting man of the "( p ef the world” has bi*en pub- li hid ill t'eis eonneelicn by the l.k S. depaitment of the Interior. It shows how the w irld w\.ubl hok if you eou’d | v'ew il fix 111 a m int liii-oetly above the North Pole. .Vnybody 'who wants ‘ ami well un ierst'iid for s-ffestually controlling both laJi >r and ca’iital and thereliy eliminating the element of* .'♦orilid self intere-t hy mi’t'ng'nrofit , ♦a-rkit' out of ever'-b dy’s res h, th • po-'isihility Ilf the l.’nited .Sf'i'*es en- gagirg in another war shou’d atta’n he irri dll. cable minimum ?:>n«i di-nt with un’ional hnnor. .MeJJowan h'gh’y er.«l'i-.'ImI the n’.i prese itesi t ' the uirnin sii n hy Ht CAPITOL THEATRE Laurens, S. C. Buy (or rent) a beautiful used piano while we have some splendid bar- I^ains. " A. O’DANIEL ▼ I I ♦ o II o o o I ► II Thursday - Friday March 19 and 20 V C' - Mi i I < ► < » < I I I I > O O o <► I > o o o o o o o '* o o i I o o <► II 11 * I I > i > i I < ► i I ♦ o 4^ /. South Is Building Roads In Earnest (’ em bmo, N. Mav.h tt. -Ten .^vuthein .statc.s are this year ivtinnit- led to a hiehway eon.strurtii n a'*! «a ntenance nrogram that w U entail r.n exi>end ture of $171.000.(H)0. Uiis-i’0^i».v of that map can get it free byj -ell K. S ngi r, a--skstant sei-retavy ,>f " rit’mg to Chief Clerk, Department of, 'the .Ami "ican Aut''ii hi’e a ••''oriat'on, > loteriir. Washington. • tidd a eu 'hering f'’ nioti r club repr.'- .Alaska is gomg to l>e one of the :m- ^ ivntatives here tubiv. He sa d th''i ixittor.s of the Umtesi States | S.v .ith “may exnect that the tourist'^ ' dollar will more than off.set any fall- ' •’^tudy it nowr*. | "g 'ff in bu ’r.css in some com'ncdi- ' i ties that have Iven considered as ba- HUMIDITY | sic ki the e.v nomic structuix'.” The The hot-air furnace ia coming hack i pcaker stri. td the need for further into jMipulanty, pardly because it has 1 leveli iinent of I'he tourist tra.de at ’oei*n improvi'd so that it is not the this t’nie. He nointed out that tour*-1 dust-spieader whH'h it u.sed to be, and, '?ti already are spending milliorvs of partly becau.se it is the simplest ; i dollars in the C’arolinas eai-h year. ^ inean.s of warming\a house w'ith air. More than 100 motor club repre en-> which is properly humidifiei. The! jutives from the Carolinas, Vipgir - in.ost recent imnix>vements in furnaces j j M’est Virginia and Tennessee are a:- provide a water tank twice as big «s tending the conference. The Carolina j used to be thought necessary, with Motor club, which has headquarters .the re;jult that leas fuel is needed to ( here, is host. I keep the house temperature comfort- ^Bevxiitb 1 started taking Dlack Draught, three years ago, my he.dth was very bad,” writes Mrs. C. C. Cara an, 945 Concord St, Beaumont, Texas. "I eufTcred constantly firem constipation. I had headache whon I got up in the morning, and I felt ddl and slugfjish. I hardly ata a meal that my food agreed vdth me. Frequently 1 would have gas on my stomach, and felt awful. ”1 load about Black-Draught, and I t hought it might help me. After I had taken it a little while, I fait much better. It relieves oonstipatian. 1 keep it on hand ao whim 1 need a laxative I will have it In the three years I have been talong it» I hmm never found anything u good for con- ■tipetion.'* riFCONtTIMTlOII WOMEN who are rran-gowa, aervoos, or suffer •y*ty Baonth, sboeKl CARDUL^^sse fMjayer SS yera. t Easter Sunday APRIL Sth. If you prefer your Suit or Top Coat made to your measurement — come in and select the materials and styles, you like w hile our woolen stock is complete. Your order can be given preferred attention now. Suits and Top-Coats Tailor-Made $20.00 up Men’s Department Copeland-Stone Company “One Price To All” Phone 47 Clinton, S.C. We have the right Hat — right Neck Tie- right Shirt and Shoes to suit your taste. I .s k * '■ leab* r’