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TFK riJNTON CHRONICT.E. CLINTON. S. C.
THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1931
Nazareths
I was at Deerfield academy visitinjir chantmcnt. We are his neighbors; ve
my hoy. and on the way back I had an [know him
hour between trains at Northampton.' And one of the wisest men in the
It was Sunday evening. The main j eommon-wealth remarked to the son
street w as almost deserted. I wa!ke<i|of Frank Stearns: “Calvin CooHdge
into a si<lo street and past the little is nothing but a figment of your fath-
two-fnmily hou.se where ('alvin Cool-' ot’s imagination.
of us
sist with less effort.than mo-®t
have to put forth, once it were made
I accessible. Nobody knows.
ELECTRICITY
The late Charles P. Steinmetz, the quarters
most original thinker in the field of'^^*urch.
I LEARNING
i Rabbi Naftali Fried, a Bohemian
Jew, has been appointed librarian of
the Pope’s Hebrew library in the V’at;-’
can. He will live in the papal palace,
'but under the strictest rules of the
I orthodox Jewish religion; he will not'
work on Saturdays, his food will be
[prepared acco?-ding to the Mosaic law,
and he will have .special religious ser
vices for a srpall Jewish congregation
in a synagogue set up in the head-
of the Roman Catholic
H. D. HENRY
F. M. BOLAND
H. D. Henry & Company
INSURANCE
STOCKS - IBONDS • REAL ESTATE
LOANS NEGOTIATED
idge lived until a few months ago.
I went around to the old building in
which he and his law partner u^ed to
have thc'ii' mcxlest offices. I rtoed in
front of the square town hall. It 'vas
interesting to think of the <lay.* when
he was mayor. One could nicture him
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coming slowly up the *streCt after
breakfa.st.
“ ’.Morning, f'al.’ fit ■ ’e vnuM sa •
“ ’Morning,’’ he would an-wor.
Nazareth is the immortal illus'ra- applied science that we have ever had| Learning knows no religious or ra-]
ticn of the attitude of the home town.
After Jesus had gone out into'*the
woild and become famous; after He
had pt^rformed His miracles* in Ca-
p:inaeum and even in Jerusalem, He
went hack home.
.V crowd of His old neighbors greet-
( 1 Him in the synagogue, but there
was no pride or confidence in ^.heir
attitude. Their skeptical expre.ssions
joke louder than words. “You may
in America, once said that the timeicial distinctions. Truth is truth, in
would come when electric current' whatever tongue it speaks. Men of
would be .so cheap that it rjvould not j real learning have no prejudices
pay to read meters. A flat rate O’f a against any other man of learning
trifle per month, the way water is | merely because he speaks a different
paid for now, will W all that domestic | language, dre.®.’es differently or wor-j
current will cost, beyond doubt, some i "hips his God by a different ritual.'
(Jay, < When Dr. Einstein, one of the world’s
most learned men, visited America,
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And a stranger in the town woul l have fooled them in those other
probably have exjlaimeJ: “Is th;’ tewns, but we know you. Ycu are
your mayor, that <|uiet little fellow? only the boy who us(*<l to work in the
He doesn’t lo(»k like much.’’ carjamter shop.’’ And the rec’ord says
If any one had .suegeste 1 that the sadly; “He could do there no migiity
quiet little fellow might one day he work, because of their unbelief,
president of the United States, the H’-'* a wonderful th;ng to realize
laughter would have echoed from one; that greatness is growing un some-
end of Main street to the other. [where around us all the time that
A few years later, when U.;olidge i‘'h*' unprei)o.®.se.ssing freckled
had lH-c<.me governor of Mas.sachu-i‘'<>y may la- a future eonqueror. I n-
«-tt.s. a merchant in Boston nanu-d:
The latest invention for reducing
the cost of Kcneratinit electricity “
the mercury boiler. The licjuid metal.
mercury, is used instead of water to
drive the first of a series of turbines;
the rest of the series are driven by
steam generated bv the cooling cf the
mercury. W. L. K. Emmett, a (leneral
Electric company engineer, has been
working away at the mercury boiler
for twenty yeans in his Hartford lab
oratory. Alreay he has proven! that it
an he operated for a small fraction
!)f the cost of steam.
.JT.biil is'only o/he of the many econo
Jew? All united to welcome and hon
or him -because of his learning; his
rel'gion and race did not matter.
IF IT IS A MAGAZINE OR NEWS
PAPER THAT YOU NEED. SEE—
JA.MES W. ( AI.DWEIcL,
“The .Magazine .Man”
ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
BY UCENSED PHARMACISTS
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CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
“At Union Station”
Phones 377 and 400 Phones 377 and 400
presidentiul suggeslidhr He c^ihe^Tff
New York and tH-rsUaded a few of us i
Amherst graduates that the thing
was not impossilde.
Even then the idea was usually
gfes-G'd with smiles, esjfecially by
folks in .Massa<hu.setts. “That’s all
lieve that the hf)me town could |>os- niies which will eventually make e!ec-|
right for you fellows in New York,’’
they said. “Jtut distance lends en-
Improvement Seen
In Unemployment
Secretary of Labor Doak Pic
tures Situation As (irowing
Better In Radio Address.
r<9tfUNfifttoe
VV'ashington, Auril 4.- A daily ini-
j.rovemcnt in the unemjdoyment situ
ation was pictuied tonight by Secre-
laiy D ttk.
“Many men who have been idle.” he
saifi, “are returning to work aiul la
VITAMINS
Nobofly knows yet preeisely what
vitamins are, but new faets about
where they come from and what they
do are being dis-overed almost every
day. The latest di.scovery is that com
mon cf)l<ls are more likely to attack
|»ersons who do not gel enough of
vitamin A in their <iiet. This is the
vitamin which is found in whole milk,
c(*rtain fruits and in the green vege
tables. It. in turn, is directly trace
able t') the effects of sunlight on
growing things.
V’itamm D, another of the essentials
bor comlitions in this beloved land ofi*'''r » balanced <liet, and without which
( urs are bound to gel Iw-tter.”
■Addressing a radio audience on n
j |)rogram arrangeil by the Washihglon
[star over the Uolumbia Broadcasting
Grow Friers In 8 Weeks
With “Spartan Grain”
Mashes
Spartaif Startinq: Mash
Chick Scratch
Growiniir Mash
Intermediate Scratch
leaving Mash ,,
(as low as .■).■>)
lien Scratch
Alsu See I s For
Rice Meal
Fish Meal
Bran
Dairy Feed
Hok I\*ed
Sweet House Feed
W’hile th<'re i.s great unem|)loy-
im-nt in the country t(Mlay and great
number.s of ja-oj)!!* working s'hoTt tiiTrc
[there .i.s not us much unemployment
Mh's m inlh as there was last mon'h.
i Itoak analv’/.cd hisnf>hiecti<)rnr'nrTtfr «‘<-'H'iTierciaJly.
bill
j)cifcct health is not attaine<l, is the
subject of a business deal involving a
million dollars. .Scientists at the Uni
versity of Toronto discoverwl a way
(Tt irrudialing wheal fhwer so-that
or<linary bn-tui made from it would
contain more of this vitamin. A bak
ing concern in the United States has
offered a million <lollars for the right
to use this j)rocess i-n making bread
Wagener em|)loyment service bill knowledge even of the existence
whith I’resident Hoover vetoed and,vitamin.s is only ten .vear.s old.
sa;d he felt «iire that when details of .V(‘t to he learned about them,
li.nv n,..v tw.ioir u7,„k,.A nut for ox-1''ut wluit has been learnt-^i so far
|)!ans now being workejl owt f(ir ex-i’"'! "'hat has heen iearnt-^l so
iimri.sion (f the emi)loynuMit s«Tvi;-<-1L. a levolption in our eating
[were made known Ihecountrv at habits in the eour.se of another gener
al i(.ii or two. ami to the control (*f|
diseases which stijl baffle the doc-
tois. !
I'arte would be pleased.
I Th(‘ VVagener hill, he said, would
have he"essitate*! abandonment of Ibe^
|)i e.s<*nl employment service and de-: - -- >
istroyeil iUs interstate cbaractor. It M .V.NG A N KSE
piov illul for fedt'iul eojteration with The most curious disciui-ry which
the .‘tatt-s in (-stahlishing emjtbiy- ni.aleiti medical rest-ar.-h ha-- made is
ment burc'uus. ^ >- that unless a mother’s fi-od eorit.iins
“To rn.v mind,” he said, "it w lubl a tiifl'ng jiercenlage <T the metal
Clinton Cotton
Oil Co.
have been a dire calamity whicli w tuld
have pi-niiitted the de.stru.'tioti <'r all
the practical machinery s(*t no l>y the
.federal governuu-nt in the |)asL.”
mangaue -«
babies.
Fortunately there is iiKinganese it-
infiniie-ima! anuuiuts in a!n:i-t e\erv
item of dail.v ft>od, but in the rare in-
i.-^FUSURlBE TO THE ('IIKONU'I.E slanit-s when' maternal affection is
ab>ent doctors now know what t » do
(for it; they s-im;)ly ca.i 'nake sure tha
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.she has im in'ere.'U in
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Gillette Bladc.s
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50c
BOTH
FOR
49c
THF IIIGtiFST MFN'S BARGAIN WK'VE HAD
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
“At Union Staliun” Telephone 100
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STEER CLEAR OF
WASH PANTS
THAT SHRINK!
iJon’t waste your money on pin-
check pants that shrink up at the /A
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first drop of water.
Now you can get the famous
Otis kind with the big new PRK-
SHRUNK featuie.They fit as w'eO
after they’re was*he! os when you
bought them.
Pre-shrunk pants ore tht only
ones worth buying. Ask your dealer
for the pant& with the Otis label.
They are pre-shrunk.
cf mang.irt'se, and a-siniilating it.
it hits bmg leen known tb.it evet-y*
elemen’t in nature is pre-ent in th«'
noima' hnman body. .Sin e the human!
Iwxly i.s the product of its environ
ment, it is natural tu uj u;i®i' that it
mu.®* partake in some degree o'' every
thing eJsi- on earth. The oxygea in thi*
air is ;iot nut there Iiecau-e humans
m-eii it to breatho. as the old phi! iso-
jihers taught 'mt <nir b ;Iies ave u -
gauizeil to breathe oxygen tieaU'e
that is the active element of the air
'n whi. h we have deyelcn ni. .And vve
•jare fjndintr out that a laige ji'-opor-
tion of luiman ilU are due tu some
ihoilily d fc.t wh'ch prevents the full
utilization of the vlenu'nts whi.’h are^
taken into the body, or to the ab-enco;
of some essentia! elements in the us
ual diet.
I’m-'
OTIS
PINCHECK
. WASH PANTS
They're pre-thrunki
EXI LOKEILS* „ I
[ In the heart of the South .American i
.jungle ri.es Mount Roraima, in Vene-j
i zuela. The high nlateau from which:
! th s mountain springs has never been
v'iited by white men. Three great
sriejilific institutions, the .American
Museum of Natural History, the
American Geographical swiety. and
the New York Botanical Gardens, are
sending a joint expedition into this
'region next summer to find—what?
Gold, which was the abject of the
early Spanish explorers of South
America? Oil? Rubber? Diamonds?
Not any of those is the purpose of this
j quest. Merely know’iedge. Scientists
are concerned only w'ith discovering
facts. It is up to engineers and busi
ness men to malce use-of the facts af
ter they have been found.
It is hardly likely that these ex-'
plorers will find in his region, popu-1
' larly known as the “lost world,” any
j living examples of prehistoric mon-
, sters, such as the late Conan Doyle
{imagined might still survive in the
{South American fastnesses. But they
may find the true answers to many
questions affecting the everyday life
of everybody. It is even possible they
will find a territory in which great
numbers of civilized people couM sub-
SPRING HOUSE-CLEANING TIME
The Housewives of this community will now turn their attention to getting their
homes in ^rder. They will find a full stock (f brooms, mops, oils, waxes, cleansing pow
ders and scaps at a!l (H AIJTY-SERVTUE SAVINGS STORES.
Quaker OATMEAL,
PMMOUVt
Banquet Tea, 1-4 Ib. 23c
Fairy Soap, cake 4c
Recommended by the world’s
—--leadtng-faeauty experts.
3 for
Lucky Strike Cigarette«,-^pkg. 15c
Bee Brand Extracts, Isu^e .~. 23c
Bee Brand Extracts, small... I3c
InternationsJ Salt, pkg 4c
I.ANCES
Peanut Butter, lb. jar 23c
Myles Salt, round pkg., 2 for . 15c
Nehi DRINKS, bottle
RED BAM)
Flour, 24 lbs. plain
VKItlllKST
Vienna Sausage, 3 for ....
WK RECO.M.MEM)
Claussen’s and Becker’s Bread
and Cakes
Cremo Cigars at all Q. S. S. Stores
Pork & Beans, 2 esms for .... 15c
White House Coffee, Ib 39c
Medium Ivory
SOAP
Ivory protects your hands in
all scap and water tasks.
GOLD
DUST
7 for
p.ai.I'..mi.m;s
Carolina Weiners, lb 15c
BORDE.XS
Evap. Milk, small, 6 for 27c
Sugar, 10 lbs 50c
WHITE’S
Pure Lard, 4 lb. bkt. .: 63c
Red Band Flour, 24 lbs. S. R. $1.15
Borden’s Evap. Milk, tall, 3 for 27c
SUPER SUDS
for
inmwHliatii AD-Tliroagh-TIke-Waler Sods
Cuts DUiwushmi Time in Half
17c
THESE MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS^ QUALITY SERVICE:
CLINTON. S. C.
Baldwin’s Grocery, J. M. Pitts, Blakely’s
Grocery, 1. C. Boland, L V. Pinson, Clin
ton Mercantile Co.
WHITMIRE, S. C.
Young Bros. Scott Grorary Co.
GOLDVILLE, S. C.—Joanna Merc. Co.
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