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} I ► COPELAND-STONE LOCALS Men’s plain white and solid color'Bireadclcth attached cellar Dress Shirts —at $1.00. $1.50, $2.00, and $2.50. WASHINCTON •Y RADFORD MOBLEY Cltnison Colk»ffe, April 1. — From baby chick to mature pullet is a long Washirgtnns. D. C., Anril 7.—A re- and hazardous w^ay for the poultry- cent poll among the delegates to the; riian. In matfers of brooding more 192S Democratic convonlicn shewei l>oultrymon fail than in any ether; heels<—sizes 3 to Governor Franklin D. R. csevclt of »base cf poultry keeping, according to I New York, leading by an overwhelm- Prof. C. L. Morgan, chief cf the poul- Slippers fer women and grow ing girls—in medium toes— Cu b^n and high 5Vi* “Special” at $1.95 a pair. dng majority as the logical standard try division, in pointing bearer of that party in the 19:12 pres- brooding records kept by some ( f the Young men’s Silk and Rayon'idential lace. He led foimer Governor best poultry raisers for 1930 showed mixed Fancy Hose. Entirelv newl^*^*‘^<^ the last candidate.'ah average mertarty cf 28 per cent, * _ * . nearly four to one in the poll, 178’to rchich cf course is too high, patterns at 25c and 50c a pair.^j25 being the actual figures. The “The first stej in chick raising is to straw vote is considered as important, start with viguiwus di.sease-free stock. Men’s Athletic Union Suits— showing the way the delegates says Prof. Morgan. “Poultrvmen and cut full and rooiny-$l.fl0 a suit. T ”'7' \otes are laKen. i importance of good cpicks and many Republican national oemmittee af- local hatcheries are making every ef- Bovs’ and Youths’ 'Dress are also becoming aotiv?. a fort to produce disease-free chick-s. Qkirte and in u’hHp jind' sen.^tors clo.-^e to Preedent “While healthy chicks make the ’ Hoover having started a series of con-, bincding problem easier, the .work fancy patterns, attached collar ferences for the puinose of pirking has just begun. The chicks must be style $1.00 each. ' ^ ^-hairman )f that 1 vly. Semitor provided with a clean house, one that, Simeon I). Fc'S of Ohv', the pre.-ent has iK‘en thoroughly scrubbed, and dis- ,, , , , ... I incumbent, is kn.wn to desire to i ; infected, a'nd furnished heat from a Mens and young mens Night'i-nquish. the offibe and only the dii'fi- fk'perdahle brooder stove,. Shirts and Pajamas, in white culty of p'cking a man a'cejitable to “The range for the chicks must be| and neat patterns—$1.00 up. 1 ue jn office. jw;> men num-jthe previous year, and thoroujrhiy ; c<i ns his likely aucce.'. or. isc civ^ary; cultivated in the meantime. To keep Heavy Cotton Work Sox—15c of War Hurley and Postmaster Gen-, the rannge ckan, it must not be used, leral Brown, both of them men of the by the mature stock and the poultry-1 I aggressive type. Secretary Hurlev is, man must avoid carrying diseases or Uaid to be favored by President Hoo- oara.ites tvom the old birds to the Boys- white back, blue denim.i''*’’''f ... _ ^ ,, . , dential terms, while the postmaster! “Clean water and feed, which are good weight apron Overalls, Wlln! jjrpn^ra! ha.s powerful support from e-sential. may be provided by fee<lin^' > high.anil-susaeniier back—at 50c leading Republicanjenattrrs.'’ [in trough.s >or honpers so constructed * 'V [who will be favored to run on the sec-: ed by the chicks, and by cleaning the lond place of the ticket. Vice President i waterei s and filling with fre‘sh water a pair. :i Men’s Apron Overalls, back denim, with high back, dou ble and triple stitched—at $1.00 and $1.50 a pair. white' is anxious to learn if he will 'be backed for renomination in order that he can start making plars to daily. “Regular cleaning cf the brooder houses once each week should be* prac- make the race for senator in Kansas a.s a prevention for coccidiosis, I in the event another man is nickel. ,A I one of the m st destructive chick ■report that President Hoover :lesires j tiouhle.s. ,to have Governor Theadore Roosevelt; “in Missouri records kent on the Men’s white back, heavy duck of Porto Rico named as his running mortality of chicks raised by ordinary mate has been put into circulatiBn hy lfaim method.® showed .35 per < ent loss several senator.s while others argu-la.s contrasted with a morUlity of 12 that Secretary Hurley would he ajper cent under the “grow healthy more logical candidate. chicks” plan. Similar results were ob- Both of the political parties are ex- tained in Gonne-ticut and North Da- p<H ted by close observers to side-step j kota. The .®ame results may lx* ex- tbe liquor i.--®up in the 19.32 pla‘f )im | erted by South Carolina poiiltryincn. plain white and colors. AI.so and make their main api eal to th 'Onc of the best thances of “Lee make,” Overalls, with high back—at $2.00 a pair. Women's imported washable suede fabric Dress Gloves, in black silk and kid gloves. I voters on the (luestion rf government al ownership of public utilities. For- jmer campaigns, they say, show that pro! its from the chick los.ses.” increasing fli;ck is to reduce Young inen’yNcckivear.-madepsiKnatistir questfnns are 'alwavs-Fo-tht*-":-^!^— • from a beautiful assortment of the y-eara during and follow-jV^nanribCr M66t8 - *• •lb agricultural and industrial de-| fancy lie silks. - jpresaion. In the late ’80s and 'early! :’903, they point out, the Populist par-! Men’s Work Shoes — $2.00, : ty reached its greatest strength and i ^pril meeting of the Ghamher *2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and up. NailedI**' h-Kl Next Tuesday PEANUT SPAGHETTI and sewed, reinforced with out side backstrap. Men's comfortable “Stitch- down” Romeos Ideal House shoes. Yet have soles heavy and sturdy enough to wear outdoors. congress, besides many governors of evening in the club rooms at 7:30,' = states. At that time national owner- (nen>l)ers are urged to be nr»».®-1 SS ship of railroad and telegraph '^"lent. It will be the election of officers terests was made the leading i.s»ue. „,meting and the committee’s nomina- = The coming campaign may see .su!)er- f„r the new year will be power and radio elevatea to the main, adopted position on the platforms in an en-' 'deavor to sunnly a panacea for the (current financial ills. pre- HESOLITIONS I On March 17th, 1931, Tiur friend and j co-worker in the Rcrean class of the asiFiist Baptist church, .Mr. W. D. Hol- with soles more rugged stronger than ever. and j Report.s from 43,000 farmer.-*. Tennis Shoes for men, women, jef March l, indicate that twenty perjlis, passed from earth to his eternal girls and boys Durable uppers ***** be planted to wheat home to be foi-ever with the lyord. * ^ * this year in an effort to offset thci Theiefore, be it re.snlved by the present enormous surplus. iK'part-; members of this organization: ment of agriculture officials dt-''!are, First, That we feel deeply the los.s they are pleased at the support they of our brother, ami extend our heart- V ’ rk . n f ^bavp boon given by the farmers in felt sympathy to his loved ones in Young mens uress “X^oras, tht’r planting and as.«ert thatjtheir bereavement. “Collegiate” styles — in black,I the price of -wheat and other grains! Second, That we apnreciate his fi- tan and sport patterns. i*^’*** * result of their a -tion.jdelity to his church, his exemplary 'even the report itself having a good' charac-ter, his tender consideration for . ! effect. his friends and his loyal devotion Boys’ Oxfords in desirable; Appointment cf Sam H. Thompson, ail that was pure and i>eautiful. to; manly styles — at and $5.00 a pair. $2.50, $3.00 head of the American Farm Bureau Third, That a page in the minute federation, to the federal farm board, book of the Berean class be in.®;-ribed is expected to have an important in- to the memory of our denarled friend, fluence in selling the marketing a.-t a copy to hi.s family and to The ('lin-l New showing of women’s and to farmers as a substitute for “farm ton Chronicle. ! €rirl«’ Hafa in asonrtpH rnlnr«i relief.” The new member has the re-j G. A. Sullivan. Sr -n tary. .' Rlrls Mats —in a-ssorlea colors^^^ confidence of all faimer*! THK BKRK.-tN CLASS, and stjles. Now on display. atJvice is likely to be foll:.wcl j j by them. An idea of the importance wars of modern times a nrice reces-' in ILiv<’ 1 niece Gnat Vpsit'of the appointment in Mr. Hoover’s farm products of about one- ’ * ^yes is shown bv the fact that he held always*occurred. An upward the battleship “Arizona” in Hampton trend cannot l>e expected, it states,. Roads on his recent trip to the West until 1933 or 1934. i Indies until assurance was received “ j that Thompson’s board of direct/>rsl Loans to veterans passe<I the $200,-i had agreed to his acceptance. 000,000 mark on the fir.st of thej and 2 pair of Long Pants blues and fancy patterns. Sheeting. Sheets and Pillow Cases, good quality material. “Gold Seal” Congoleum Rugs,'the unemployed list last month, a 'month, according to a report from the! The country had 6,050,000 necple onThi.s amount was paid out in the form of some 500,0001 o 19 ■ •. *8 8A cording to figure, isiucd by .Secretary ‘■'“''J’' 9x12 feet. -Special. $8.95. ■ , commerce Lament. The statement l..'i71.291 on March 21. The — f Sa, based unon reports from the nine-: l»»" *'••''‘*1' «" $377 A^ut Rugs, 9x12 feet, at teen largest cities and has been chal-1 loans are being granted each lenged because of the fact that people is expected the cut of w.-)rk flecked to these cities,,by the middle making the result an over^sUtement. and not rt^uire the .-^x Men’o henvV Work Shirtsconsiderable gains thought necessary Men S heavy Work Shirts made, due to the approach of "hen the act was passed. —75c each. {warmer weather. Federal services placed 700.000 iira-ss $4.95. services Come in and let us make yourj^arm laborers in jobs in 1930 at an^ (average cost of 13.5 cents per capita. i The main activities of the farm-labor! division of the government was cen-| tered in shifting labor according to jthe advancement of growing crops. In ,industrial ranks a growing movement! 'toward establishment of the five-day! iweek is seen, a decided impetus being 'given the plan by the depression. New Spring Suit, tailored-to- measure — $20.00 up. Guaran teed to fit. Copeland-Stone Co. -One Price To All” Cliaton. S. C PkoM 47 666 LIQUID or TABLETS Cure Colds, Headaches, Fever 666 SALVE CURES BABY-S COLD Food prices continue to drop, a four per cent lowering in one month being showTi by the department of labor in a recent report. The price of butter and eggs approached the pre-war level, the latter being due, perhaps, I to the exceptionally warm weather of the late winter. Mutton and cotton I alone of the larger crons show-ed a !gain in price. Another government | report shows that‘afler ail great It’. . Strawberry Time GaaSSenkS Short Sponge Cake M~de F'^neriallv for Fruit Sh^iricakes 2 for 15c PINTO BEANS 6 lilt. 25c KXCORE BRAND MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI pkg. 5c IONA BRAND STRIN6 BEANS^ 3 S;.^25c CHEESE Fine Flavor Aged lb. 19c SUGAR cSL 10 lbs. 47c gU.AKCIR MAID BEANS 4 cans 25c 1 RAJAH BRAND SALAD 15c "j"* 19c CLICQUOT CLUB GINGER bottle 14c TAX KXTRA SANDWICH SPREAD g-JnS 15c N. B. C. Assortment DeLuxe ib. 29c Wesson Oil Pin* c,n toll 5c. l&ssue i Z-in-l Polish can lOc NUTLEY « * lb. 14c CiRCAT Aim. ANTIIC & PACIHFIIC c®. • rr-*x=r-^.-^*®B3r Ice Way-Frost Steel Refrigerators Hot weather is coming and a refrigerator will be needed to keep everything good and cool. The kind that will do the work just right is a Leonard Ice Way—Fi’ost Steel. These .refrigerators have one-inch corkboard in the walls and air-tight rubber gaskets on the doors, which insures the kind of refrigeration necessary to keep food properly with the least consumption of ice. White enamel or porcelain interiors with stippled steel exteriors in colors make them ornaments as well as the best of food savers. And remember the prices are lower than they have been. Don’t fail to see these refrigerators and get our prices right now at the beginning of the season. *c • Prather-Simpson Furniture . Company Tiillllllllllllillllliilliiilllillllllllllilllllllllllllillliiliiiillliililililitiiiililliliilllilliiilillllliiililll^