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<9 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. 8. C. THURSDAY, MARCH 12. 1931 (EUntou (Eljninirlp EsIabliKhrd IlfOO WILSON W. rtARRIS. Editor and Publisher Published Every Thursday By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING rOMPANV Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance) Ore year $1.50; Six Mimths 7.5 cents; Three Months .50 cents Entcro«! as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. The Chronicle seeks the cooperation of its subs, r:iter-. aniTrenfiers--me publisher will at all times appreciate wi.se loi" and kindly a i- vice. The Chronicle will publish letters of peneral interest when they are not of a defamatory nature. Aiinnyrnous comimniic.'nion^ will not be noticed. This paper is not responsible for the views or oitini..ns of its corrc.spondents. 1 ' ' j and the bed was made up backwards. | moved off. he ."ays that we will do ' After they ?ot threugh with supper niijfhty well to teech and feed our j (but it was dir»ner down in the dininsr- j own heathems without sendin? ever ! room), the ianitor chunked up the fire thing: off to he et.un. mr. editor, this in the fuir.ace, and he almost ."moked!'s all now\ rite or foam when me out. j want more. yores trulie. ou I I had a manusarint in my po kot that I needed to have corre'ctod. so I .called on the public sten".grraT>her— (ajre, 47; hei;fh't. 5-2; we'jrht, 99; hair, fai-< ; perfumed, only by nature). I had a few words mis-spelle 1; it reem." that I rut only one “t” n cnt‘ 'nd on'y one ‘'n'‘ in super' e i'-iPn or ,w.n was .'^pt It john brov.me. .Sh'' cor- u ' Ud bo e err :r.s for onlv 2 d^Far ■. I never wanted to kill a woman so had :n my life, I checked out the next moniiTVjf. My nigrht’s visit there had mill' '^lark, rfd. Blind Students , Leads All AYXech A WARNING by your Fertilizer Dealer No. 3 in a Series appearing in this nenrspaper Atlan‘a, March 9. — Blind C. M., Wi,‘cher, Atlanta freshman in the ed- * jir'r.e.nnfr .lennrt.nH-nt rf the Gp"~</'p, T his is no year to t:;ke chances. If you are 1 ■ch') l.of Tc hnoloT.'. ‘"dav 1"d all ( LINTON, S. (\. MAIH'H 12. 19.*’,I I A smart man i^; never a.s he thinks he is. .smart as ' IMPERISHABLE MR! IJI S STIM, I “Faith, hone and chari'y. there three; but the grreafe-;! of i« All baseball teams look jrood about charity,” wn.te Saint P.nul in hi^ Fir t this time of the year. tha! ^rn at •1,. I It is unpereisury to t<*ll a bill collector 1.* call urain. He will. I, Why bfirriw trouble? .Iii-t w.i’t a* you will have plenty of your own. No, the Go’den Itule d nat mean that you mu t lo unto other.s a.^ you are done. Kp'stle to the Cor'n’h an b(H)k wh'eh h i.i been '!• r ■> ' a; .Majnia Fharta of the rh?-'-t'an. Th» re m ver ih'tl e- n i t'me :n ‘.lie histery of Anier' a V'htn the-e three I'.-.sentia! qiia’it'i i rf ‘he f i wiue Ft) minife t as '.hey are t <lay in our ever, day affairs. We a •-a p'- .p’' are jud hejrinn’n": t) emenre frem th(‘ ni ist serious and lon^f-drawn > it peril ,1 of e.i’ainity and .lepr,*- ' i which we have ever ex])er‘ee cl .Mil lions of men and women have been the 2,85.5 .spuslents at the institution in .'scholastic standing. Living: in total darkness, Witcher, coat me $7.25, besidds having: to pay ' ha.s to bt' led about the campus frem for havingf all my Jothes eleaned^^ I one c!a.-sroom to another. He works i thougrht on; e of staling: b 'h of the out his a isigrnments bv a touch svs- low’els to keep frv^m lo.sinjr the entire tern and uj«'« a portable typewnU^r dolI>iis, hut I did<lent; I Kot only one for tran.s[M«itioifi. In ortK'r to take an of ’em. j examination, the instructor reads the I jque.Htions while Witcher iots them j j \ flat rock happening's down in h:s own methoil and answers! ' the all-day singting: whi"h was he!! | nieans of his typewriter. i 10*^1 .sumlay at reheber wai continued T iH'spite his handicap, his teachers j til! next Sunday onner count of ran 'say. Witcher is alrUrOst always first to' tempted to itse “any old” fertilizer be cause it costs 1 don’t do it! Most of ail, your crops need nitrogen—natural nitrogen— and that means Chilean Nitrate. I’ve arranged for a big supply of Chilean Ni trate in new 1(X) lb. bags. It’s cheaper than it has been for years. Better get your order in now, so you won’t be sorry later on. arul the leador eou!d(b'’'t '.'et there, fini.«h a quiz and Ix'sides, the b'hiin" b-aked on the ' oigran and wet the keyi and they t .ick down so t'zht, m's^ jinnh* veeve brov.'n, the ortrani'-d, .-i d it would haf- ( r be nut off, so file ;e be advi.‘'e<l ac- coid'ngj as it won’t DRS. SMITH & SMITH Optometrists ^HILEAN NITRATE is original “Soda" Mu' SPECIAf.I.STS Two men was tride in the city hall on monday for workinjr a confidence A pi'U e los-inj; husband will brajf ' women have been jfame on the men of the town, they Eves Exnminort (iiHOsoii Prescribed' on his wifi ’s cookinjr, even if he ha.s ' month-s literally unable to earn would .sidl you a quart of nice licker I 1.5 West Main .‘Afreet Phone I01 | to take dy'^fK-psia tablets. , their dally bread: Milions mere have i and let you smell the .•‘.Tpner, but ' (.ahoratnrv for Prompt Repair SiTvire ' 'been ileprived by the forie of Nature i when you went around l>ehind the' Clinton S. C of all that they had in the world ‘ barn to drink same, you would finil r>o<*s the World Kct lM*tter? The o’d- tWne man che'wi'd t<>)»ae(o anil the Ttrriprri^mtWTtin?^ [•Ttrafi'lle.sv leaving: them without the bare mean^ W’e eommemi to our .stateonen the n»08t powerful man in India, who yays very little and alway'^ thinks-be fore he .s|M aks. A le.ss sturdy peonle than ours would have yielded ere this to despair. A less law-alridinK people would have relapsi'd into bamlitiy, as so ni.any of . (China’s. m'Jlions have drne. But there h.o.e bi'en no popular uirrisirv thaiLUnau-SJ.» botiIe-i>X waU^r ™griirTTie ' ^ r—the natural nitrogen fertilizer that has been used for a hundred years in the South with best results. It increases yield and qual ity of every crop you grow. It’s indispensable as a side or top dressing to insure against loss. And when you order your fertilizer, be sure to say Chilean Nitrate to your dealer. That one word, “Chilean,” is your protection and your dealer’s too. Chilean means the real thing —the nitrate all crop champions use. Remem ber the two kinds—Original Chilean (Crystal line) and Champion Brand (Granulated) both natural nitrate. JUST^RiTHr ^i>r,<l smell.DK scotch .‘»tuff that they must of had a sample , Car of Choice TIMOTHY HAY. of. a* the judee grot stuck for 2 pints, i „«;ii c ^ l ^ • ' V'e .still ha’ e a few bushels of he stuck them for 90 day.s. they re- , pealed to the hvtrh cort but is atill in I Coker Strain Fultfhuifi Seed our jail, all told, we lo.s* about 45$ ' Oats and Abruzzi Rye for sprinjf and 5()c. i hope they w 11 l;e hunj^, as ‘ ’ The eummi v 'cnient .'o*a‘ion will '■■ooti S:- ).!• utwin u.x aya n. And it will be noted that several hcjulliner speaker.'i have l»e<‘n anriiiunt<*d for this ulway.s in terest itiy (Kcasii n. The by slat lire ties new been in' ;+»*,«wi<m eight weeks but it won’t take | but a few minutes to enumerate whut it has <lone. I 1 „ I sowing——at attractive nriees no bread riots, ni desiierate mbs pM-1money <lon t grow on tree.s an..ss»-j ^ lay ng: the .-t ies of ii""''es. In the|^'’rih. j Iaiw prices on best grades of lace of all that we have l.e i yoiny ! Oats, Sweet Feeds. Dairv Feeds through theu* has iH'eiunan. 'e if (i<‘- ^he farmi r.s of th's community h'l.s ; i „ w l . .* * y. a "Iho ka,.,, a i '"K «"<• S'nitoh Koeds. and all o^ them have keep one if they cm so far. there is onlv 2 dWEl^ in years • NEW 100-lb. BAG The bag without a backache 1)11 nearly ever 111 I'ln' «-:l (to get one if they bad t Patriotism to v i.ir lie’i' ' means pnifil for v i ’-u!'. ' little “si ickt.iitiveiiess” in \ or In ,'a ly and hi In bem.fi! the c inn in'v. vn a I SE HOME PROlU't I ,S T)v»‘ wonien’.s fi.hratiHl clubs are is.ritnbuting li.eir nart to hr ng ba k pr, spi city to our state by insisting on the ii^e »if South Carolina fo.id [iro- ducts and the popularizing of eatton a.s wi'Hi-ing fa.l»ries. 'Phi' bwal Woman’s club ha-s joiiunl in this campaign and V, t ' r. i;; t the fiih: w ■ ha e vow society not lo.st oiir belief in the iiitim.i e n . !>rom smI to turn of the o'd prii^pei ly: we ‘ t'' manage he-r, look noon ibis eeiintry of ours as the m w ; in the club m.w greatest and most favored of rnFom'’ ami w<> have (dung to the hope that, sooner or I.i1**r, scmeliow, in ways which We cann.it (in ii* ch'ai!' '' lUL wh . h our faith U*!l.s us wi operate f. r good, all will again. We Ini'o' rot 1 )st b •/<•. ' An.l wdv 'e i\e havn* iiebl t » ♦he f i th ami dung to hope, we have he(m giv ing, and still are "ivhig, the finc.sl example of charity in all h'd ry. Without ex; .'temen*, w'lhoiil ore rnret our town was made sad last fr'day I'.ejnvnd the nu'ie . picHdiegof he "'hen the roma'ns of .sammie littV wiis word that help was neisled, we have i-sh'pped in here from gtnrrgy where he II SI 11-,. I lx* Wo 1) (Id t ' r i’-e her or sc rnetliin’. dr. '"nom male a slatemi'iit that iw milk had ',n re vdty m'ns than all the rest of ‘h( meat put together and all.-o i>'<l that if it wa-sent for irr'k, vc won! 1- (h'nt have benn rai.-tsl. a - thi*' is what we lived (vffen till we could chaw, th s is a f'lH* chance for ‘»omeih dy to .'ell id or 50 cows on eresblick. (’oKon.seed Meal and Hulls. FARMERS EXCHANGE T. .1. Hlalock. Mgr. Clinton’s Feed Store Chilean Nitrate of Soda EDUCATIONAL BUREAU 810 Carolina Life Bldg.,Columbia, S.C. In tcriting fur literature or irformation, phase refer to Ad No, 69 given not merely the ten million did-: ""‘-J’ fixing a eow)>erre<ttnr in a fcnxl lat.s that the Red ('ro.ss asked for hut wiJ] do its part to help in the move-1 millions bey(-nd that, to feed the hun- nient. , The <‘f!' !•; being made in this di- (<*et on dc.-er.es the support of all bou-i'w Ive- s’m e its sole purno.se is to build i!’» h( me i ntcrprisc-s. The j)eo|ile (sf onr -tatc* may beceme pro-;i,'roiis in the (levell pPK'iit of our own re- .-ouices. Tf we onlv will. MR. RA.SKOB AGAIN Raskoli. chairman ( f the Dc niocrati' rational i ojuinil t« e ami friend ami! spokesman of .-M .'sm th. is in the lime-1 liglit aga n f >!! win : the re ent Wjish- ington conference, .^outhc’ n P'mo- V rats ic ent tb s wet gentleman ami the fsu't that he has s«-t himss'lf up to run the oarly and dictate its poli ies. es(H'-iallv on the licpior ipiostion. If the p!;in mwv is f.vr Kaskob and .'^niith to f rce tlu' ]'(iii tr (pic'stion on the Pcniocr.its an 1 hr'ig the* lat'er forward as the party’ n. mince in the 11* '>2 c’ 'i t a n. the r ilefeat will be even mored ci w helming th.in it wa- in tlu’ las; <•’( ! ’I w Ih'M lli over won by an imprc'ceden.(<1 ma i 'J-ity. Siirt’i an,I K i-kib carr ed the* Pern osTat i ru y to division an,I d.'feat two yea-.- ago. And n w with, the fa t ckar'y m .gn zed that U:i^*k d)'s wet- m-ss Inougiit hhn into the Deme ratie jKirt.N. h s K ader-hip is all the strong er rc -ented and has re-ent mam'nve'-- mg ;n Wa-hho'ti'n reveals a rhlieu- ious ■s^.yectaele. ami some one startcsl same off and it lut'.cvcr him uad m.a he 1 h's 2 oI’-it gry, clothe the nuketi ami ,su ec.r th'*! bones into hLs lungs ami ai .' ...iie homeless; and we are still giving. .VI! ' ga<sy leen run into same, gang green (f the machinery irf our governments, ^ set in and lie na'-'vsal out with a dr. state and naMon.al, has been geared t > «rnd ‘2 nu’ es. he was give all ef the relieve the di.stiv.ss of the les.s fortu- attention he needesl. and the man who nate among us. ' yturUsl the ford off come w'ith h' u The nietuia* of the pecnjilo of ;he und cried haisk'r than h’s own uncle I’nilesl States whieh th's .situatifm re-1 <1 d who run h'm off alnnit 5 ntonlbs veals is one of wh\ h we may well he hc > evner e.iunt of he wnu'dd. nt proud. We have proves! again, to our- "'ork. “.•'li tn c n sainmie and take your selvms, what some had heeun to doubt, that we have not cut loose from ths* ancient, imperishable virtius; that they still rule t. ' hearts ail gu I our eonduct. , nvst, fords is dangerous and hard to hamlle..” Nobody’s Business By Gee McGee -sir i have In nn asked by the sc k.'r terry of the ladies aid to ann.iiin .■ tliiough tli(' . illums cf th s paper that • he meet ?ig which was to be hell at m: <. 1 1, wn’- rri tiK*sday has !>. nn put off til! next fiiday am! will then be he'll at mi'., f'.nkle ste«*n’s; shi' has a bigger hu e and her hii bani ain't like mr. hr >wn wlio di n't believe hi How To ,Snve .Money A few days ag.> I saddled up my 19 ami ‘28 F.ird co.tp, a'i,l dt i ve t i a semi-di'-stant city on bn-im-s .and p'euHUie bent. .\< 1 nenred tlie pla a' of my intende.i rc.l’ie/v ui- I IvcM.t to n-ad .sign- wh'.b .-a d "St p a* tlu' Ritz.lorf. rooms. .■!()(! ba In, 1 dollKr.s ami up." 'uri'in in ■ nous ami made her have it A FINE MEETING That wa-. an enthusiastic and wf.r;}i- wh le meeting of th.‘ Chamber of Co n- merre hell Tue^’day evening, bring ing together a.s it did a large group of our bu' ness and professional m-'Ti Well, that hotel rv-a^l I ke a mighty good hotel. .>-^) 1 .-ay.- tv» my.-elf, .-ays 1 “(lUeas I’ll stop then*, .A'M littl’ afraiil to try out one of their •2-(ijl’ar KHims, hut there eoulddent be any thing wrong w'th their .“-dill'ii- foonis." So I got myself a d-dolli.- loom. Painful Condition I Sjmakmg of fH*a soup, you -••ho’j'ld! have spent a night in tha' roi'r.i. The' steam femes fnim the kitchen came an<l call .r.g their attention to a stuily | right throu^rh the wimlow into my of Uie organ,za.ion .s w’(;rk and pent-1 iloudoir. You set*, it was .'so hot in that' ing o’.it^ it - need to nremote the com- place, I had to kt*t*p the window hi.«ted' mun.tj s in'.ere. ts. j alj tmie. I could tell from the wavj Incli’iled in the cI'j!) s mpm’)or"h p I th:we odors odored just exactly what should be every busine.ss and profes- j tliey were going to have for supper. | siona] man in the city. This organiza-1 (The looking ghhss in the bui'eau made' 'When I was just a girl at home," writes Mrs. R F. Riggan, of Bsird, Texas, ^ "I took Cardui for cramp ing and pains in my aide @ and back, and it helped t:on exists to promote the commercial, induatrUkl and ci\-ic interests of our community, and is pledged to work for a better towm. a better citizenship and better business conditions. It is baaed sound me think I wa.s cryring when I gazed into it for the first time so’s I could, see how to comb my bald head). ' I missed exactly one vegetable n-d ' on the well rpcogmied and _ two meat.s. I said collards, but it wa.s ‘ principle that more can be ac-, .spinach, and I gut*sse<i mast chicken eoraplished by working together for a! and ham, but it was fried liver and common purpose than by individual ’ hamburger. I smelt the toast siorch ‘ I and tasted the onions that wont into * The Chan>’'er of r-(mmeii.e i.s the the hamburger pan. ami 1 knew the city*! mouth-pie '0 tn all questions of j coffee was too weak after the second vital interest. It is ©quipped to ana- i whiff permeated my hathrooni. lyxe and wmply the city's nee<ls as is ' no other ('rganization. Its booster, Nearly everything was in bad order meetiar Tueoday evening was a sue- ijn the room. The bath-tub had no ceM, and those responsible fer it are i stopper, the hot water ran out of the to be eongntuUted. icold water spout, the lavatory leaked) ,/ ■ -...J 1 Values In Bedroom Furniture Me are .showing the newest in designs and finishes, with quality built in to give permanent satisfaction at prices lower than ever offered be fore. The furniture we offer at these low prices is built to give years of heme service, as well as possessing a style and color appeal usually lacking except in the more costly grades. The kind of furniture we are offering at these low prices, is sure to 30 up in price in the near future. We advise our cuatonerg to take advantage of our present low' prices. , ^ Wilkes & Co. CUNTON - TWO STORES - LAURENS J. .Asa*. ■ '.t? ... d. eL ,'a..