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• i* '[•'' t . \ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CUNTON, S. C THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1931 I i: ) L Trying To Get More Than There Is Thi* is the story of two men who | with his travels, and at forty-five mre now about forty-five years old. i wants to settle down. They frraduated in the same ela.ss at thou^^h the other man has tried eollejre. One of them cajne to New t‘> ho!n him, it is almost jmpo.s.snble. York and took the first job he could knows no trade, has mas^rt*d no ICet, which har.pened to be in the »>u«iness exp<|rfenee to Btock-room of a larpe corporation. He i He is out of life, and he can t lived in an attic, dbl his own washin^r, i , , . , . and fought totth and naH. After al He thinks that bate has playtnJ hyn whole, as the business grew and older » men dropped out, he was nr .m I he is tending to gn>w , LOCATE MISSING ! WEALTHY WIDOW /or fho ome • d(/ /V^ncu hart » i Potato Salad Potato .sala/1 is occasionally deli ciou.s. It can be made in various Vays. I I'atton announced tonight. Mrs. Norma Shipman. Brevard N. (’., I Woman. F'ound In Wyoming After Extensive .Search. * ^^Rrevard, N. C., March 21. — Mr^.' I Norma .Shipman, wealthy 10-year-o’d widow, for whom an e.xtensive search has been conducted .since she left here three we<*k3, ago has been located i’" jNew Castle, Wyoming. .Sheriff K(' One way is to slice the potat<H>s, boil- Sheriff Patton said Mrs. .Shipman until he is now a vice-president. He hais a home in, the suburbs, and a fine family, and is accumulat'ng a c.im- fortjible fortune. The other young man was e<iua!iy attractive and talented, but he had y different idea. Said he: “I’m n<,t go ng to Im* tied down. Why waste the hc^t years < life in a stuffy offi<\*? I’ll wander aroumi and .s<‘e lh<‘ w:;rl<I whib* I am young: there will be j)lenty of time for work later on.’’ Well, he has wamlenxl around the world. He has been to irtoresting places, hail romantic adventun-s. m<*t unusual people. Now he is through KELVINATOR EI.ECTItIC IIKFr<IIO:i<ATI(>N and EHIL On Display At SMITH’S PHARMACY d'elephone 101 E. M. TIMMERMAN. Agent .Sales and .Service inttcr. A!! of which suggeiits that much of ; trouble in human jiffairs comes f. )m trying to beat the game from ' ying to get out of life more than here is in it. “The gfKjs,’’ said Kmerson, “.s<dl ev erything to men at a fair price.’’ They .sell bu.siness success, but the f>rice is several tough yyars of work. They sell i)!e:i.sure and a<lventure, bu* the price of these is also meas ured in years. They scdl the thrill of .-pe.ulation, but the j)nce i.s that few win and many U-.se; and even the winners of ten .sacrifice their nervous sy.st<'m.s and their health. They sell family life; and they .s<*ll divo'rce.- Any man may choo«c the thing that hi* wants to buy, but no man niay chtKjsJiN them all. ed just until done, very thin, and to, apparently had gone to New, Castle dress them with oil and vinegar and | voluntarily. Joe Bradley, 21, who as- flavor them slightly with onion, then I sisted her in her business affair* i to serve with mayonnaise on lettuce, here, and “Happy” Brown, 20, named Another way is to mix the potatoes in a warrant charging abduction of; spiced, with half their quantity of the widow, accompapnied her to Wy- diced celery and plenty of mayon- oming, Patton said the sheriff of! naise. Diced green pepper, about a Weston county, Wyoming, informed i cup t(j four cups of diced potatoes, I him. ^ makes another good addition to pota-• tt.,, , 1 1 u I u 1 j r three were sa:d to be visiting to ,alo,l Ono >■<« fo’-I.Mr,. Re»,:e .Surrett and Mrs. G«r« « fureton, ,i,,ter of Brown in thoi Wyonring city. “Ml'S, .Shipman apparently decided. Brown wou’d be drtmped. Mrs. Shipman left Brevard on March 1, after vi.s’ting -I. H. Glazener, a brother, at Se.neca, S. C, Bradley and Brown, who accompanied her to •Seneca, returned to Brevard ard an nounced '•he had gene to virit an ther brother, C. B. Gkzener, at St. Peters burg, Fla. A week later, Brad'ey closed up a restaurant he managed for Mr.s. .Shipman, and he and Brown were re- poited to have loft Brevard in two automobiles owned by the widow. When Mrs. Shipman failed to arrive at the home of her brother in .St. Petersburg, Glazener expressed the opinion she hati been mui"dered. He of fered to post a $.50#reward. provided the Transylvania coivntv commissioner w5u» match jthe sum, .Sheriff Patton said he supposed Mrs. Shipman had gone to Wyoming by automobile. He said he had aot been informed of the date on which thev arrived in New Castle. SAY, FELLOWS! Look here, you can get 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 Call 243 at 12:30 P. M. ing, and .servwl on crisp watercress, gives another good variety of potato salad. I o .Sardine salad can be temptingly I' ► ! t ) )ea”e Brevard and w'ent aw*av i' ► C.ri .,e '.«ri|'-.w.y : ,ayin7 anythine to anyMy, <-ombm.,l wth imtaf, «a!a.l Get thi.;,,,,,^„„ boned and .skinned fj.shes, and arrange did not choose otherwise is in lough ! luyk, W’e can In* sorry for him, but I we can not do much to help. three on each plate, in a big, crisp, white lettuce leaf. S<jue<*ze so^nie lem on juice over each and in a small let tuce leaf at the side of the big one •serve a big spoon of mayonnaise with a stuffwl olive on top Add a spoon of potato salad. The sheriff «i*' 1 that unless there were new deV'clrrme in the ca«e the charges aga n‘=t Bradley and H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE STOCKS • BONDS • REAL ESTATE t LOANS NEGOTIATED Veal and Ham .Shape .Slice any small piece of veal and ham you may have available (about half to three-fiaarters of a pouml). IF IT IS A MAGAZINE OR NEWS- I BABER I HAT YOU NEED, SEE— JAMES M'. C A I.DWELL, I “The .Magazine .Man” i : ♦ EASTER CANDIES Fresh Shipments from Russel McPhail and Norris — just received. Priced SI.10 and S1.65 per pound. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station” Tilephont* 400 E ilv’QUALltY FOOD BHDPB ; s I k UnitV'S OR ST. CHARLES EVAP. Milk 2 TALL CANS 15c DILL PICKLES, '/z GAL. JAR . , . . 43o ROSE BRAND MACARONI, PKG 6o CANOVA BLACK PEPPER, Yz LB. BOX . 25o PLOW BOY SYRUP, NO. 5 CAN 34o CHICKEN SCRATCH FEED, 10 LBS. 25o GUR FAVORITE Peas 2 25<^ Note These Loxv Prices On JELLIESHAMS -PRESERVES! shady dell Apple Butter 36-OZ. JAR 21c Apple Butter NO. 2H CAN 19c ROSEMARY—Four Flavors IaIIi# in green • ^ ■ J WATER GLASS IC-OZ. JAR 21c TE.MTOR—Four Flavors Preserves 15 0Z. JAR 21c ROSE BR/ ND—Strawberry or Blackberry ’ f' Preserves 28-OZ JAR 23c ROSEMARY i Grape Jam 16 0Z. JAR 21c OLYMPIA Lima Beans NO. 3 CAN IQo .Mix with these a teas|>(M>n of finely chopped parsley,little pepper and salt, and a ninch of nutmeg. Bind in with <»ne egg, and if neces- .‘•ary a little gravy or extract. Grease a mould ami cover it with brown<*<l bieiidcrumbs; jire.s.s the mixture in, ami bake in a miKlcrate oven for thiee-qiiarters of an hour, or steam for a little longer time. Servs* with |)(>tato balls. To make them, boil the ludatoes, tht :i ma.‘'h with a little biK- fer and milk, ami season with pep per and salt. Roll into small balls, cover th<‘m with egg ami liremlcrumbs. ami fry in hot fat until light brown. Drain well. When the veal moubi is ready, turn it out in the centre of a large hot dish and garni-h with the potato balls and sprigs of parsley. ' Serve thick brown gravy in a sep- ara'e tureen. ' Meat l.oaf Cover with boiling water one ami .one-half pounds of pot roast, soup bom* meat or th<* tough end of u steak, !add .seasoning of salt ami iM*pper to ta.st(*, one chopfKHl onion or one-half te.isi>oon c»‘b*ry salt, and boil .slowly, co\. ia*d, u'ltil temK r. Kemovt* from r re uml i lr>|» or run through grinder. Mc;i in ■ cue iriit of brnlh into a <l'ui- ble lioiler a’ld add two heaping talile .spoons if tapioc:i. Cook for ten nrn- iite.-,. 1 i ( n c 111 two cons nf iiieaM ocp- piil, ai' 1 Im'l r.ve iiiiauo ■ more. 'Ib-'n ■1.1.1 'abic ') of gi lot oe which ha.-i !•( .''M li: 'l\e.l in two tabic-pi ns of liol lo..'h arrl-:jr th ii . ii 'hiy. .\,l.! y (o;c taltlc'pooii ini'i cf par-- e;.. i*. n- into i bl. iig nioaid. .-.tvc i"WerV + H .- 11 .*<• s,— (|iii; = 1 I HOT CUP COFFEE, 7 LBS $1.00 LIBBY’S COOKED BRAINS. SMALL .CAN . . . « . . lOo TABLE SALT, 3 PKG8 •••••lOo SUNSET CANNED MACKEREL, TALL CAN ...... 10c LIBBY’S TRIPE, LARGE CAN 23c PICANINNY PORK AND N(?. 1 ' UN IQc TUKSE KKHIT ( I'l' 111 The .New; anil Cotirh r) The .Nevvs and Cornier directs the attention of I'he neoiili* of South Car olina to tile names «if th,* following jO ght inemiier.s I'f tlie hini'e of repre sentatives, lawyers; Bn (I'ue. Bu st, David .1. .I -nk ns, .\Io rer, Oiizts, Timley, .1, (). Wil liams. Tlu'si* arc «‘ight of forty liwyers hi tile Iraii-e. Ihey \otesi for th<* bill of |t’. K. .lones, who Ts not a lawye", to prohibit members o*’ tlu* general as-i scmbly from rejire.senting in*<*res; ; ftii' |ia.v befon* state boards oy coni-, mi.ssioiis. j For their v,)t(*s on this measuce 'these e.glit well de erve the comnien- idalion of honest and h gh-mlmb* I .South Carolinian.s. ’riiey \vi*ll (b*.serve the camoinenila- tion sif all tho-e iiiemhers of the legal profession who would ha.s* it he’d in public ri'spcct atul conf denc**. , I .-X lawyer is "an offic»*r of the c.uirt." vtate board or commission is not a c urt. .X mere citizen cannot i prac-tiev iK’fore a court and aecs‘pt a fm* for it. .X lawyer appearing for private intei’e.sts before a commission ;ur board and taking a fet* for it ap pears as a meix* citizen. WTitm a member of the* legislature pleads a case before a state board or! commission, and accepts money for it,’ suspicion will not be stifled in the minds of men that he is employed be- I cause he is a member of the U^giala- ture, not bt'cause he is a lawyer or a nwre citizen. j The state income tax law should be amended t(L_.require every man who receives fees for appearing before a state board or commi.xsion to report )thean specifically in his return and j these returns should be open to pub- jlic insfiection. Just as the Jones bill was defeated, a bill to turn on the light would be de- I feated by the general assembly.. Gov- jemment in South Carolina in 1931 is government in the dark. 1 If ^ hook or crook extra compen- .sation to the members of the general assembly this year should be yoited it I will be done without a record vote. It I win be done skulkingly, in the dark. 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