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(Clinton (Cl|rontrlp Estahiinhrd 1900 WILSON W. HARRIS. Editor and Publisher ■nrr THE CLINTON CHRONia.E. CUNTONi S. C THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1931 Published Every Thursday By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHINO COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance): 0* c year $1.50; Six Months T.*) cents; Three Months 50 cents Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. nicle -ecks the co^'pcration of its*subscribers and readers—the will at all times ayijireciale wise sujfi'estions_ and kindly ad vice. riif Chronicle wili publish letters of Reneral interest wlien they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications will not be noticed. This paper is not responsible for the views or opinions of iti cOTTospondents. I 1 month to marry miss jo anna black as ■ soon as her scholl is out, but he had- Ident. Former Clinton Girl Honored McKesson mineral oil 1 we had a nijfht smart little ?torm ‘n <nir little to >v^^|^la.st Sunday n'sfht and sevral outhou^s wa.s blowed o-er backwards, and 2 tomb stones in the RTaveyard was broke, but it wns no* so that lijrhtninjr struc k the beef wacr- jfin of yore humble scribe, as reported, but a tree.fell on name. Miss Abce I... McKittrick, junior at! Meredith cclleg^e. Ralc'^h. N. C., ha.~ m-f^ntly been eler'ted by the student bf/dy as a member of tbo st.dont jrov- emment council for ‘h'^ year Kb''>l-.‘52. Mbi*; McKittr' k ’s th“ dc’ir’ntrr e' A Superior Product At a Reasonable Price. Pint 60c Quart $1.00 Gallon S3.00 Mr.. ■ a: -.1 .Mr.. -J. •A. r' Vi lur'.tv'Pe, bii* f r the jo-t ‘w be h.'^ m- C'-'-T i. 1, ha' ( LINTON, S. (’., MARCH 26, IDdI Th's Win^ an off-year in p.')lit:cj. let's make the most of it. , tfprinjf may be late occasionally, but sprin.' inilliru'ry never i.s. t urmy j ne^ arr'ved h ’< la • day ni;ch;. fr m c.br .sd whc’-e • 1k-<, n w(.rkinfc' f >f th'- sliindard M new jer.-ey n alabama. he is n^ Kt in line for promotion, .s i he :^ays and his brother cl.iims that in.stcd of bav in;: to (l.'dve a .'^mall tank tnu-k, tha' he will drive a bip:;fer one and Ire al lowed to .«en as w'ell as coile'-t. if he ever ^ets as big as he talk®, he wi’l no (lout .succeed mr. rtK-ky feller—if he ever quits or somethin’. ha- many fr’e,. Is. 'r. m .Mar^ Hdl ./ i -’i r c Ik",'-- i*' C'2 - •r I ♦ ♦ ♦ WHY PAY MORE? BETTER THAN MANY, EQUAL TO ANY SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY ‘At Union Station” . Telephone 100 TO SPEAK HI KE SL'MjVV Mi.ss Maltha I- ranki- o” I aur-rn" returned mii-s'onary from China, will ! .speak next .Surwlay mamin;? at 11 I o’clock at the First Baplkt cl'urch of, '‘his cit.v. The pubhc is ,:ordjaIly invit- !e<i to attend this service. I of the in.stitut’on in this wtate. but he has endeavored to throw h's influence in favor of no .seition. The insinua-i tiens of sectional interest forwarded jh'm from (»r<’cnville were qui-kly re pudiated, and he has not failed ^o You cat; iiaially find an ex.-u <• foriiiiakt- his positi ,u clear in the matte:’, nc. dj’".;; the thin/: you d.n't want biuch a rumor, entirely unwarranted. ( ’ iwa- (l(ujl)tle''s a part of political ■ ! nropa/:and:i, esjiccially sin next year A disrourteous man is never i:n 1 e!ivt.i.*n year, but most of them scem,t'.: I-ikew -. the ure s reo ,r: that th* ! Pualmont s<*; tion had la-en ehminated 1 in c .n.-;i<iera1 ion of available .s;t<*s for Ficmember the time when the obi '»>'• !>ropo-ed h .«nital was a rrMtal-e bdks th .iHTht there \v:irn’t a million and unauth(>ri/<*<L Communities in d<dlars in the world. i this -e. tion w;ll Ik- ;riven the r^ime icom 'deration all other cities are p/iv- A nhil.^orl'T is a nmii wh., .anl""- ,""‘1 f'nal wlcs-ticm U to do- thii,k'.4'll of peoido whc.0 view* do l>™‘l ‘-"‘'"''y “I’™ »f- jv .1 tnnl, think they are not coincide with hi.s own. woo'l lA,™- a l,d of H,i,„rs -that dutTVTdPl^airTKr^ you won t ktiow a lot oi Hrin;? you have no bu.siines.s knowing. fercMl and the de.sirability of the Ifica- tion. ‘ for the state. No one with reason, would expend him t<j, become a parti- rev. w. n. jammt r preai hed a fine .‘■ennont last .Sunday from .saip.r.nTi and the jaw-bone, and a srmul inanny tear- was i»h<nl after he had talked f^ r ab ut ‘25 minutes, but after he kent <;n for nearly 2 hmir.s he new folk.-: what looked like th<‘y wes proinjr to ere at frd was .sound a.-Ie<*r> a* la't. if Hro- lauiimT coulfl cut hi.-i .(-rm mts up in '< or.1 paids and u <• only 1 part ea h ■u'nday. he w'>ul<l jio® ’blv be pa d better than he is now labn^’ p.aitl. DRS. SMITH & SMira Optometrists SPECIALISTS Eyes Examined -:- (ilasses Prescribed t.5 West .Main .Street Phone 101 Laboratory for Prompt Repair Service Clinion, n. C. See Us for Best Prices i On the Following a “wear cotton club’’ was f irmed in our t -wn last week, th<* ss boll tcfecher orpraniztxl it and as soon ns she wa.s elecktesl prewidemt, she sold all of her silk ami rayon underthintfs to the cook where she l>oarded and went to town and boug-ht herself itcme cotten ones, all excopp hose.i; and ahe aays jch^wm tihffln n mehis''€o“maicV!cotton hoses a lit tle lonjrer and a kttlc thinner, a good manny of us is alrt^y too poor to You .shoiild tell the truth alway.s, of course, but in a jiinc-h it is all right to tell a mother that her’s is the pret tiest baby you <“ver saw. san in the matter of the final location, j buy anny cotton clothes, so we start- His personal integrity, ripe exfUTi-lod off sevral yeArs too late.. enc e, and common sense, will ke<‘p I ^ him from bc'c’oming a target in the fi-l poli.seman -has chang<-d his Bootlegging attracts attention. You’ <!on’t hear much atnuU the ttH {k-s-j <imt of |K-Mile w'ho a:c ob-erving the j law. ^ 1 This is the time of ytuir when a city n.an tuj s f-ourUnvi <l()llars’ woidh <f wire f<UK-e to ke<*p thnx* flollars’ w'orth of <-hickc,-. from .scratching: up a <lo'- h.r’s worth of garden ed. nal matter of naming the ho.spitalLvorking hours from K in the morning j to H at night, so now he wdll .start to - _ I work at 6 p, m., and work till nearly ^ * '" daylight, the plan i.s a go<wl one if I snmeixKldy will stay up at night and I keepp him awake, all .5 of our fill’ng At <« [stations an<l both of our ston's havt' By (,ee Mc(,ee bwn rfiblnsl this year, and the mayer CAPITOL THEATRE Laurens, S. C. Nobody’s Business '• and the city counsel thinks that the ■#» ^ ^ -sF-'ssi' My I'irst Venture Info High .Society lotfi"«*r w:ll k<'en them scartxl off, as I was nearly 20 ye:irs old when I be has benn fitte^d uj) wi^h a fla-h was invited to my first real |)ai ty. j light and a much t)ig/:( r billy. A l.ilbtin re<'(‘iv»ei at thi- offi<-e urges us to <*at a can of tomatoes a tl.iy. \\ e have bei-n u. • ’y iu- .«• rucu-<l to eat an at ) e a (j.iy. to <lrink a ojart of milk a .l.i.v, mil to ilrink .six ghiMses of waU-r a <lay. (Icn t fine I, ii A.in’t be done. Th<‘y calli'd it a "lawn i>artv’’ be. au c il was staged out in tlte front yard, l awn pat; (>s were u.su'illy [tullexl off W’fll, mr. editor if annvthiu': hati- IM‘n,s worth itrinting, i wi'l rife s.nme in the full, but occasionally they h.xd! up for you. but anny tini<> you v ant them in the summer, but as chiggers were so bad at that season, the t'arly full was jtreferable I recall that 1 had a store-bought sifit of clothes to wear that night. I MIL Mc.SWAIN II.L The many friemls of Kepr<‘S4‘ntativ< . . ^ „ John .1. Mc.SVain of this district, w 11; ^ regret to know that he h ill in Wash-i ‘ ‘"y ington where he recently suffertni a at a heart attack, (’smg. MeSwain is „ <l'«t»nce and was abso fine for night faithful ami inflmmtial n>presmt:. ^ f live. alway.s attentive to duty and af-1 fahb- in manner, huo the hom. is gen- ^ ^ave old Pete and the eral that he will steadily improve ard I<>c^‘asu>n. rstKMi Ik* able to iv.sume his post of; duty. j I culled for her at She was plumb ready at 8:10, but I hod a g<KKl AN ll>K\L LOCM'ION [time talking to her ma while sh<‘ was Manv ‘ tsiwu.s’ and* cities in S,.u;h ! '« snecial aitickle ju'^t rde nr f >um me at yore expense, ami i wull furnish same. mike Clark, rfd. Cl-^/XvVi U!^L> 'Dance Fools Dance’ Monday — Tuesday, March 30-31 FERTILIZERS DAIRY FEEDS SWEET FEEDS GROWING MASH ~ LAYING MASH SCRATCH FEED BABY CHICK FEED We handle quality goods and ‘sell at right prices. We will he glad to serve you. New Phone just added for the ennvenienee of our customers — call No. 213-J. ■ ■ ■ Milling Company G. E. Tiimblin, Prop. Phone 213-J Clinton, S. C. The Clinton Chronicle — $1.50 a Year Clinton Water Is Of Good Quality t 'nr: TIA ai't* TTu'X' working t> sciure. swallowing butter milk, Imt it ard me souiui* (i like a cow inbaling her cu<l. That the local water department eontinue.s to supply its cnstomer.s a prmluct of high quality is evidence! by the following report on the purity and quality of the water recently re ceives! from the State Board of Health: Color -bu iru‘ Free ammonia Albuminoid anuunnia Nitrogen as nit.rite.s Parts p<'r nvdium 5.00 I \Ve had eorn-l ‘rjuul too, and also some molas.-c-:—whicli I sj);lt t)n my tie. but! Nitrogen a.s nitrates licked il off when no one was bmk- Ti tal solids Hact<>rial Analysis ti \ «*. C.. H. Coli, ■ 7.00 O.iiJ 0.02 I'.OO 0 10 81,00 lie.ra the vctera:vs’ hosuit.-il si'on to oi ( nctcd in this <t:i1e at a .mi ;; “x •e*'1- irg a million <lol!ars. Clinton is in-i cliul. d 'U bis li-t and will und;'■!:ik I > .':bo\v .•("•nrr.cnt offi.nals tb man.v .j‘!cul<l rca:-ons why tb's in- s;itut:on .'-lioii'd be ioca'.ed lieie. The eom-nitti e I di •barge are now busily' was ju-t <lirk enough to be pleas-^ Ki'iii.irks: Analy'-'es >rd:eat ’ at work and ( linton’s s-;i :e will be set ''-‘.v ti» the party. My girl!'" '7 tiuality and. fr* forth in a very thorough and c.mvine- *>!>•* H 'vC: eol.igne a’! ov«r her and I v-'inUimimition. ing m.irner. The e- :■ neer i f tlu’ knew a girl could miuhII so goil, [ '"’as signal by I'r. F. L. She fvidenti.v had some Lily Wlrte | -"tale chemist and bacteriolo- spi'iukU'rl abe'it on tier uer,-:on. 1 fell' in love with her. but gi'tj over it after! we goi- to the >hdi dig^-hi' g.d vv '.h' wut-^r frou r i iiniiimiiiiiiaiiiMMWcwtmNNiiaiNiiiiMNUlHiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiluatJiiuHtiiiiiumiiiliiliitiHi.iHiitiiiiinuiiiiiiiiuHnitiitHHiiiaiHiliHuuDuiiiiulHinimiiHtmciuitiiuuiiniuimttmtMmrauKtKi 3 g g W—'hington .'taff i-: n ov in the stale ii’-jieo; :ig s",es and vviM come to Clin- tin within the 'u-'it few days for a chi -k-up a"d ' aspect ion of vv'hat th’s il ;; nuin' -• an o‘’^('r. Hill ViTiH'r as soon as I “hone” her Tlu' siti- eommit; (■ has already se- ‘>ut of the buggy and she nev.',- spoke <-e-i't oiillrns n -•e 'l 1 ...1 .} -i-rHltle n»ui. t-'* again till sh«' asked nu' if I wis available tr'»ets of !-in 1 that will make iileal Imations f. r the h.isuit'il, and it -hould he added tha‘ th(> owm'rs in Ci'i.dy to take her li ome That h/wn iiavtv was a thing of gr.nt n'lr the optnvis. have luvn very lu-auty and a joy l-om then on. I h'l.l ixiept Iativi* and reasonable in the val-jaever .seen .lapaiu’ie la.items before) ues thev have placed n their prop-’ nor had I ever taded i range-a.le erty. A.s the work proewnls covering {till 1 got a .glass of the .stuff theiv. tb»' lUH! d-eta Is, the’’e .shriild be a j They ha<i 2 “changers.” Tlioy wouki tvoptwalive spirit on the part of the come ami get a fellow ju- t aKout the ivinmun ty a ul vve .«hould all unite toMin-.e he hid inu-‘.ereil up enough cour- shovv the authorities that no mistake uir' to say: "1‘iirty n'ght tonight, wll be made in pbuing the Imspital ain’t it?” and move him to another m-ar th < c;ty. 'girl ami you’d have to s*art aM over Clinton can nuvt practically every’' again. You and a girl wore allowed to requirenunt in the matter of .'•'.ijierioT talk on 2 minutes, cl mate, naluial advantages, rail-' roads an l highways, a” 'stbility. ele- I remember every word I s.Fd that vat:on, a. tule, etc., and i-s favorably to those strange girls, and here known throughout the state as an are: “Thr'in swinging lamps i.s educational center and a community ain’t they?” “VVe have -t cows where atahihty a:id continiivvl pro-|an,l 7 hogs and 9 other boys an<l .girls gross is assured. | our family,” “A’our dress i-s the pur- Our claims will be pre^enteil defi-jtiest blue dress I most ever saw.” nitely and n complete detail through i “'rheg^ benches is sorter coW to a fel- the. Chamber of Commerce and othbrli^y^ ain’t they?” “I killed 7 big snakes associated clubs and individuals. ]a.,t sadday.” “My tan ^oes coat me Those who are taking the leadership |dollars.” “I love lawn parties, don’t in the undertaking are asking for, and I you?” “My new suit is sorter tight should rereive, the encouragement around my bins, but tight hips is «tyl and support of every citizen as ourjish now’.” “(5ur old cow has a new case is developed and placed before the authorities responsible for choos ing the site. M ILL TAKE NO PARTISAN STAND A statement appears in today’s pa per from Senator E. D. Smith in which he sharply denies that he is suiiport- ifig the claims of any town or city for the veterans’ hospital. The senator calft and his name is Joe after his daddy.” “Wish I could talk to you all the time and not hafter talk to them other girls.” It was nearly 11 o’clock when^ slipped up-stairs that n’ght— at home. •rauat Cardui is a wonderfid medicine, for I improved greatly alter taking it,” says Mra A. W English, of R. F. D. 4, Roanoke, Va. "When I was just a girl of" 13, my mother gave this medi cine to me, and it did me a great deal of good. I waa weak and run-down. After I bad taken Cardui awhile, I felt much better. "In 1924, my health was poor. I fSslt miserabls, and hadn’t enough strength to do my house work. It took all my willpower to keep vpk I was pala and weak. "1 got Cardni again stmI took it. My improvement was wonder ful I can recommend Cardni to others, for my health waa ao much batter after I had « conrsa of the Cardui Boma Traatmant** flat rock locals t , mr. and mrs. John gullick motored to the coart house one day last week to see if her son had got a marriage 1 CARDUI Help.s Women fo Healt! has worked untiringly for the landing, lisente Hke he clain»s he took out last Take Thedford’s BUdt-Drauaht for Constipation, IndlfiMtion, Blltousnasa Only 1 oant a dosa. * Let Us Help You Furnish the Home As spring approaches you are no doubt thinking of new furniture for your home. Perhaps you plan a new living room suite, or to furnish that spare room, -or - maybe you need only a piece or two to make your in terior complete. Whatever It Is ... we can help you in making a selection from furni ture that combines beauty and comfort with perma nence -- the kind you will love to show your neighbors and which at the same time is offered at unusually low prices. We will be very glad to show it to you whether you decide to buy or not A LARGE SHIPMENT OF LIVING ROOM FURNITURE . . . ; . JUST RECEIVED Prather-Simpson Furniture Company “The Mome Makers” 4 ^ 4 ► itr