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mmm c k I I D -i THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1931 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C SAY, FELLOWS! Look here, you can fet the Ameri can Boy eleven months for $1.00— good until April 1, 1931. ^ Please specify whether your sub scription is new or a renewal. JAS. W. CALDWELL County Health Notes By Miss Jennie McMastor, State Field Nurse when you i weakly. Ready filled Easter Baskets with chicks, egg and rabbits— 15c,. 20c and 25c. Easter Greeting Cards and other ncvelties, are to be had here. New Books Addt^ To Our IJbrary: “Enchanting Clementina,” “My Husband’s F’riends,” “Constant Sinner,” “Yesterday Morning” “The Wcrid Was Seventeen.” “A Man and a Woman.” “The Sophisticates,” “Shoe The Wild Mare,” “l..ady For Love," Galloway-McMillian Rook Store Thus far, in the health service of I the Tuberculosis association, eleven * schools have been visittsl. These were as follows: Laurens, Florida Street, Academy Street and,4.iy<lia schools in miss hearing from mejOfficerS NaiHCd For Association yo-rea trulie, mike Clark rfd. Fish Tails Uncle Joe dropped in yesterday to swap the time of day ^th me. He took a seat in my chair where he felt sure that he would miss the spittoon, which he did. as the linoleum rug will show. He is not a long dis- X The Duncan .Creek Cemetery asso- j ciation met Tuesday afternoon. March j 17th, at the .high school building, with; Ha^ei B. Workman, president, pre- siding. John W. Finney was ejected j president to, succeed Mr. Workman, who resigned. Dillard Milam was, elected trustee^ to fill the vacancy made by the death of H. M. Blakely.! ! Mrs. Emma Glenn and -son. Dr. John ! ! P. Glenn, of Spartanburg were pres-, Clinton, Grav Court-Owings, Brewer- ton. Hickory Tavern. Lanford, Mount-j by any means, and real- ville. Youngs, and Bark*<lale-Narnfie. j should not chew indoors. Work will be begun |n the Crass Hill ^ ‘ ’ school next week. " j After borrowijig a match ar.d a ci-jOnt at the meeting. I In the Grav Court-Owings school'^ Int- ^ * .onlv vision tests were made, as the, Parted on fish, 'irhesi O <► local physicians had just completed,fishi*rmen. He exp]u;nt^l .h:it be F X-m 1JL ithe other examinations. 241 children i BABY CHIFK^n AVtt H A'nrt'ii r vr^ were tested and ‘’3 had defective vis-'* few brim in his basket, hut H.ATCHING- were tested, and .3 had defective ms, , Another lot of nice chicks off to for trout and all other fish, so he said.,. R^cks and lA'ghorils. Sivoc ion. I In the other ten school, .590 chil dren were examined; and the follow ing are some of the defects which I will let him finish the “Fishin’ is a reel art, old boy. I useter ial price on haitching, 3c in tray lots, . '3*20 IciyS. Gall 1.56. Spratt Poultrv spiel: . were found; vis’on 7.5. o‘her eve de-;, . , • I'v \ t’T'il-v — i fects 149. ea.'s .36. nose and threat, Alabama and was callwl the 1' your heme surroundings r,, • , J . , , , ' fishiMl two weeks w Physical defects mav dovelnp from ... ~ -c I dent and i congre.' various causes. .Somet mes they are:, v i •• preventable. In one schrol in this county every blackboard in the build-■ Sometb'n^ Good! \ An Excellent Bun Sprinkled Generously With Coconut ar OaaSSetv'S; Coconut Buns 10c—Pan—ICc Ask Your Grocer. ”1 remember once when we sot 129, children having defective nc^ma-'^^®^ fisherman in the whole state. 1 wih our guaranteed pottery, lawn nen’t or absees.reJ temporary teeth, *^*’'*<* baths, sun dials, and jj5_ . ' ! eral other governors and mo and him Pi^zing globes. Write for our folders ' fi.shiMl two weeks with a vice presi- 1931 prices. Harley F. •ssmen from New Tuinblin, Laurens, .S. (\ .”-26-2p FURS RFMODKLFl) !.«>; us make i that old st\ le neck piece ivr muff, ing is noticeably above the children’s! ‘ >e...e-u,uo. ume wm.-o we soi a into a new stylo choker. We also re- lange cf vi.sion. In that building .5.51 Riggy river one make and repair all kimls fur coats, children were examined, aad IQ had so man.v fish on it All work guaranteed. The Fur .Shop,; defective vbion. In the fir.st twm ''’e 'v-as taking t^hem off of i igp, n. Ghurc-h St., Spartanburg, grades. 19 children were examined 3-26-2c I ^nd 1 had .ier.viive''visioni f'*'' Kol «««y is a possibilit.v that some of this may j White and Browm I.,t'ghorlis and An- have been cause<l by eve-strain which " Koieiieu a earp one night that i ^ e ^“tch your eggs nave oeen cause<i oy e>e-sirain ^ | when I cut i or 4c per chick could have been prevented. ■’’bvgr without neiis, but they may show other ef fects. Usually the slow child is one who has some physical defect. It would prove an •interesting study to count the cost to a school district.of the extra time requireil to e<lucate children who repeat grades. This ex pense might he greatly reduced I through a regular health service. i “I ketched a ci weight'd 104 pounds and him open, he'diad a good siz<>d pig in broiled fvsh for 2 weeks from that ketch. I have made as high as 2.5 dol- ars per hour pulling trouts out of the water.” hatched. Cajiacity 114,000. Unger’s CAPITOL THEATRE Laurens, S. C. Marcli 21 is th^ First Day of Spring McCall Suggeks: SOMETHING SIMPLE TO SEW — AND ,, . ,,, , „ ., , , „ ,i„: SMART TO WEAR! FOR EASTER DAY defective vnsion. In the'.^‘* ’ i, i* T T i * j't'HIGKS Bloixl-tested RchIs 10c •}<’ „ R sunk, and we almost got drowned: nrootiitsiea K(Ms hr, ^. ‘L/ * and the fi.sh all e-ot avvav.” I 10, White Rocks loc, ? ^ Coat foi^ Eastcr Day ill thc mom- ing. McCall 6479. A Printed Silk Ensemble for Easter Day ithout developing any marked in-lH,v.iw fub for ‘i> w^^k, from A stHking ensemble for Easter Day in the evening. McCall 6482—Jacket 6492. You will find these simple to make and smart to wear. Ladies’ Department Copeland-Stone Company “One Price To All” Clinton, S. C. Also, physical defects may directly cause illness, and they may so lower the child’s resi.stance as to make him more likely to contract the iliseases to “They ha<l some fi.sh in Alabama that could crawl around in the woods j just like lizards. I w’atched two of these fish<*s once come up out of the water and crawl .500 vards to a black berry patch, and one of them would climb up a big briar loadi-^i with {blackberries and pull it over so’s his , . , , ..... i partner couUl bite the fruit off, ami which he may bt' exposcMl. In addition . „ , „ .n . i -i t , ^ he never svv'aIlowe<l a single one of lo-the .-xiM-nw to Ih,. ^inuly <lHys i ^ loslthi-ouyh illm.s» mru„t „,io ,lollars.,,.^j^l^^, and cents for a school district. I It is economy for a s hool district to employ a health service. .Such a 'service help.s-to eliminate preventable (•au.=ps of physical defects, cuts down the numlx'r of repeaters, and rtsiuce.s the number of days lost through ill ness. of Clinton. We have an ope.ning for a good steady worker, who is w’ell ac quainted and can show us he can handle a business. Write at once: The Old Reliable J. R. Watkins Company. Establishhed 1868. Address 231 John son Avenue, Newark, New Jersey. Ip WANTED Men to learn to gra<le and staple cot ton. The Carolina Cotton .Si'hool of, Charlotte, N. C., will give a course in j cotton grading and stapling in Clin-, ton, S. beginning in the next few | <lays. Our school is patronized by j farmers,*-buyers, ginners and those' wishing to enter the cott m business, j This course^j^lnstructcil bv expert cotton men whV teach you thorough-' ly how to grade and null the staji’e to! “I ketchc<l 2 eels one Sunday morn-1We i ing that weighed T».5 pounds each, and ‘ satisfaction as tti thorough-, they were not near yrown. My favor- through, ami then they walkisl back and jiimpetl into the vvatC'r.’' Nobody’s Business By Gee McGee Thursday - Friday March 19 and 20 flat rock happenings ; a right sm’art of sicknes.s is still; among.st us and the indian doctor is j kept bizzy making nunlison for some of the folks that can’t get th<‘ reglai ■ doctor to call on them onner count of the quit paying him far <ame. t^cm<‘ folks think that the undertaker is! hopping to finance the indian doctor, j there will be no jireeching at the! fust hhurch next Sunday as the pas-1 ,ture- 4.S. off on. a. v^uttian-XarJuA- ludUv; which l.-oke down on him not long! ago while running a protrackted meet-1 ing when t* was saved by habtisrn and, I 4 by letter, and here is hoping that ithey will stay .vaved since he won’t b<‘ broke down again next year by re- clulthing them. ; ile sport fish was the garfish. They had ’em Out there with snouts 6 or 8 feet long. They us(-d these snouts {(that is the lumlH'rmen did) for I cross-cut saws., Th(* game warden 'finally made me leave the state, as it I looked Hke 1 was going to ketch ’em lall ami ruin the country: that’s why II moved out here. Good-bye. Come to see us some time after supper,” rpi'u'ngs for thosi' arranged to Very ^niall S<*veral good who (pialify. Hours of instructii.n suit your convenience. CO .St. h’or information, write to Mr. A. G. Brown, care Hot«*I Clinton, Clinton, S. C., and h<‘ will get in touch with you and explain the cour e more fully upon his arrival then'. Itp Phone 47 If you prefer something in Ready-toWear —let us show you our New Spring Dresses and Coats. : The Clinton Chronicle — $1.50 a Year E :9W .six or .'^even different b.iys and* giris have jined the h-4 club and it j locks like they mean bizness if they ' cam get some peddy grm'd seeil and y few .shipped in pig.s and hens to raise, mr. mike Clark, rf 1, has offered a pr'ze for the biggest egg- laui by the members of the club w'r'eh a 1 dol- ' lar bill, and also bOe for the fatte»t pig turned out by november the 1. nriore of them can campeet if they want to. ! **B2roRE I started taking Black- Draught, tliree years ago, my health was very bad,” writes Mrs. C. C. Caroon, 945 Concord St., Beaumont, Texas. **1 suffered constantly from constipation. I had headache when I got up in the morning, and I felt dull and sluggish. I hardly ate a meal that my food agreed with me. Frequently I would have gas on my stomach, and felt awful ”1 read about Black-Draught, and I thought it might help me. After I had taken it a little while, 1 felt much better. It relieves constipation. I keep it on hand ao when I need a laxative I will have it. In the three yeara I have been taking it, I have never found anything aa good foot con stipation.’' JUS j an all day singing will take place ■ next Sunday at rehober church which | will be led by mr. mike Clark, rfd, and I the organ w'ill be performed by miss I sallie Clark, w'ho gradurated ih mu- , sick at the girls hi la.'?t faU, but ha’ not benn able to get a job teeching j onner count of she lost her dipplomer i when w'e moved last year, all come and fetch “songs of joy and love” and anny other book you might have. the ladies mis.sion nerry society of this place hell an old time quilting at mrs. browm’s last tuesday and it turn ed out to be an intresting meeting, but as the man who was to send the cotton batting over to go into the quilt got drunk and forgot it, no rail quilting work was done, but mrs. brown turned the meeting into a patching and darning club and all of mr. brown’s old clothes was fixed up in good shape for once in his life, monthly dews was collected which come to 56c. tea and crackers was served; the culler skeem was johnny quills. WOMEN who aro run-down, norvoua or ruffor ovrir month, shoald tako CARDUL Used for ovor id yoara well, mr. editor—times is not get ting much better, the bonus has hope 7 of our boys to get new cars and 4 to pay for the ones they alreddy had and the preecher got 1 dollar from sam j snillson. the republicans certainly have took the ex-soldier off their feet • and they seem to be enio)ring a good time for the pressent. rite or foam DEMONSTRATION Saturday, March 21 st.—»10:00 til 4:00 P. M. Using GOLDEN WEST OIL, SWIFTS PREMIUM HAMS AND CI.AUSSEN’S BREAD. We will have an expert from the Swift Packing? Co. in charge of the demonstration, and she invites all ladies of Clinton and vicinity to attend. FREE SANDWICHES. SWIFTS—WHOLE ^ A SWIFTS—HALF mm HAMS lb 23c HAMS 'b 25c v7 Brookfield Creamery Butter Lb. 39c Gem-Nut SPREDIT Lb. 19c Steak, lb'.'* 25c Beef Roast, Ib 20c Beef Stew, lb 15c Beef Liver, Ib 25c Pork Chops, lb 25c Pork Roast, lb 25c Pork Ribs, Ib 25c Pig Liver, lb 15c Mixed Sausage, lb. ... 20c Pork Sausage, Ib 25c Hamburger, Ib 20c Fruits and Vegetables Golden West Oil FMnt Boltle Swift’s Premium Breakfast Bacon Sliced, Lb 40g CATO’S MARKET CLINTON, S. C. PHONE 287 1