The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 16, 1931, Image 6

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^ s THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, Si C. THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1931 'Fine Show Here ed in a car to be taken to a hospital. Solicitor Homer S. Blackwell rep- 17 "J-- at the inquest and • Charles P. Vincent, county physi- De fa Howe • School Present Clever Entertainment In Orphanage Chapel. jcian, perfornoed the autopsy. F'uller Pupils TOjWa.-} held for. court by the jury. STATEMENT The de la Howe State school, the Of the OwneryJhip, ManaRement. etc., THE (LINTON CHRONICLE* BLESSED ARE THE ASKERS When I was ytJunger I a.H<‘d t<. look lhave orders. And there isn’t anv presi-; orphanapre of the le^fislature, in Me at the giant corporation.^ of the coun-'dent or chairman of the hoard so fa- Cormick county, >r:il give an enter- [{^.^ufred by the Act of Congress try with awe. iitious or so nch that he !sn t '’*’*|ta'nment in the Thomwell orphanage ^/\ujfUFt 24th, 1912. wonderful to be , ) n]!-bapel Friday night, April 17th, be- Publisher, Chronicle Publishing Co. president of .such a world-wide Yime’^m>t 00!^ here i JT-nrring at 8 o’clock. The de la Howe Editor, W. W. Harris, ainton, .S'. C. nes.«. Millions of capital and surplus ^ ^ r . lura^ra on/i avnra tr, tvno>irt it«' Managing editor, business manager, in the trea.su.w: great plants which all o^er the world Many prcdic-, school always endeavors to begin are turning out a stream of products; ,entertainments promptly on the min-1 Chronk-le Pub. C., Clinton, the highest priced expert.s ih every Cl.. W. W. Harris, Clinton, S. C. line to do the work! All the president . 7''" suggestion for .mprovinp.|superintendent, will plea^ him very, bondholder's, mortgagees and uhoiii hr w bud 'T^"^ u they. Will w in their seats ^ojother security holders owning or hold-i i.e. s all quit talking about how bad .hat the show can begin promptly i j ( Tnis entertainm^t consists of 26 mortgages, or other securi-l 'boys and girl-s, who have been tbor-lj^j^^, ^ j joughly trained, and who have visite<l| ‘ ' ' i,*Dor<? n ' a number of large places in the state I W. W. HARRLS, Publisher, j M. BOLAND < ► ' * ' 1 (► I ^ I ► (* (1 (* (► H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE STOCKS BONDS REA^ ESTATO LOANS NBGOTUTBD has to,do is to sit in a nice h;g office and watch the wheels go rounri,” M'hen I came closer to th>r>e ■ a'l' corporations I prornirtly re.’i.-'cd tny ideas. For instance: I happen^Hl to Ik* in the office of th chairman of tht* Iniard of <.ni* if tl biggest businesse.s of its kind. Th telephone rang. On the o'her end ff the wiVe w’as the president of a rail road. Said the railroad man to his friend the manufacturer: “You have a sul»- sridiary company in our territory. Its total freight bill is only a few thou.s- ands of dollars a year, liul we want that business, (’an we have it?” A few days later I called «in a ir^n ufacturer of Iniilding materials, m president’s secretary yi'H but had' t< times are. 1 (t’s go out and ask for orders. Blessed are the askers! .'light School It has been reportesi that many highly! Sworn to and subscribed before me intelligent and careful-minded people April, 1931, i Closes Term have given this entertainment unquali fied endor.sement. JVrsons have hwn W. H. SIMPSON, Notary Public.: (My commission expires at the known to .“ee this show three timi^s,] pleasure of the Governor.) The adult night .schtKd of Clinton paying each Cme. The show is ppe<--1 mill clo-sed a sucfe.s.'-.ful term last'tacular largfdy and intends to divert j in- The grades taught were from one to seven. The pupils triok an active in- Thc boss ifj (‘Very phase of the work, arul JAS. w. cai.dwel: Saturday Evening Po«<t, $2.00 per Thur.’day night at the Academy .Street those looking for anything of general; year; 2 years, $.3..o0; 3 years. $5.00. school. 'The enrollment for the term I interest. There are two nun>b<‘rs that; was 1.',, with an average attendance i particularly anneal to children. The of ahout 25. Two pupils, .1. B, I.ank-j “circus” is an acrobatic feature, con- fonl and Charles VVilliamsoh, were! si.sting cf three acts, that seems to Ih* ' present at each of the 30 classes. unbjue in school enUmtainments. At Due West last Friday night the show was greeted by a large house, consist ing of delegations from the men and women’s <lepartment8 of Krskine col lie ha.s just heard that So opportunity schwl for adults j'ege and--by profe.ssors amJ their fam- aming a banker) is going ^j]| Clemson college' ikes' and citizens generally. F.nthnsi- a4mn(rf as rn^gked ch|^actet^.)/y^ s^ au(rieiKe.''TllliBmt^^?m people of Clinton w’ill be entertained ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY UCENSED PHARMACISTS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY "At Union Station” Phones 877 and 400 Phones 377 and 400 wants to see you, hut had to go out | ^ave expre.-w^tnl a desire to at H ri]^' ■(« ■*> and So (na .-'ee if he coUld Fine Foods The eluding ex«^*isVs eiinsfisted of a short play and s^mgs by the jmpils. cur and went 'down to get the o'dei. I called at my liarik. The president jThis was followed by a social hour atjaml pleased if they witness the de la wa.s not in his office. His as o.stanl re-'which time sandw'ieh<‘s, cuke and ice j Howe show. .Mr. Branch has a'*ke<l portt d that he had gone out- to so-j,-,cam were .servoNl. Gahie.s and stunts j that it be kept in mind the scho<d is licit a new account. iWere al.so enjoyed. I not <*ndeHVoring t-o make money but is A friend (,f mine who i.s in a tough' The teaeher.s were .Mrs. Teague' putting on a charge to cover expens4*«. s Right Prices ■busine.ss ha-s had a very good year in; Hurt is and .Miss Kuhy ('arter. apite of the <le^>re■i.^i(.n. A comiietitor j a.sked him: "How in the World d » you I get s.) many <jrders?” I'o wh.ch my j fri«*nd K'plii'd sbnply: "By going oil ' ami asking for them.” j W hether a husine-is be big or small, hx'al or internationa!, makes little «iif-' FI.OW KRS FOR AI.I, 0( ( ASKLNS ference. IX it is to keep go ng it inu*t'1.57 W'. .Main S(. Rhone 396 BOND FLOWER SHOP 'I’lu* ehaige is loc for all piipilr,, which! inelud(‘s ecdlege students, 25c for: ! adults. Trade At Your Nearest Quality-Service-Saving Store You’ll find (he mont famouii fcod labels in history in all Quality-Service Stores.,Cheap foods are dangerous and unpalatable. Don’t .shop tor price, sho^ for Quality. Quality con sidered. you’ll always find our prices most retLscHabie. Giles Struck By Passing Car' Full Cream CHEESE, lb. 22c Mix a salad dressing appropriate to tke salad! Wesson Oil ' r; 23c (’(!< ra'!(i tirov.a IU*aiil.v pr • T insil POTATO ES 1C lbs. ..... 27c FUKSII Hot-Cup Coffee 2 25c r///rKKY s<'n\TCii 10 LBS. FOB Feed ”.r 25‘ AMI inc.w SWKRT UIXKO Pickles nil I. Pickles F.VM'dhWrKli Apples flKb MoSTF ((» tomato aaurr', Sardines lOO-LB. 13AO 25-OZ. JAH v* V 1.. t QT. JAR 2 LB3. 15-OZ. CAN *2 25' 43' 25' 12' Friends in the citv of (’. Giles, owner of the Giles rhevrol«*t enmpanyl ( f thi.s city, will regret to—know that he is now a nati4*nt in a Gainesville, Ga.. hoMiital sufferint** from a badly broken leg and other bruis4*s sus tained when struck by a parsing ear la.-t Saturday n'ght a few miles from Gaine.sv;l!<‘. ! .Mr. Giles, a comnanii I liy n nuni-! ler of local boys, had gone to At lanta to drive twenty-five trucks and car.s''baek through the country to his plant here. A driver had been as.signe I to each of the machines and the pro- ce.ssion had left .Atlanta on the re- o'tiun tri)). A few miles on this side of !Gainesville, the cars were stooped Lir ia few minutes an.I pniked in line on ,1he side of the^iighway. .Mr. Giles had g.'ttendut of his ''ar to s|eiik to one of t'h(> drivers jn regafil to the tou'e to lie followed. .As hi* ntuiiu l t ) hi' car and wa.' in the ad of itttp- ping on the running b;>artl, he was .‘Struck a tenifie 1 hw by a iiassing Die rgia car and thrown stveral ft*ct hn (tie fall. Tlu* owrur of the i.'ir, w fh tlu* help of others, quickly iila.ed Mr. (files in his car and rushed him to Gainesvilh* for medical attenthm. An examination revealesl a hiMk»*n h*K ^and other hrui.ses from which he has I painfully suffered since the accident. Vestel (lay it w as n iiorted that .Mr. Giles was re ling fairly c;)mfnrtably hut it will hi* some time before he can I lie removed to his home. His man> friends in the city will ivgret to learn of his injury, and unite in wishing 1 for him a [lermaneiit riM'overy. ( LAI SSEN’S and BECKER’S BREAD and CAKES Featured H.v All Q. S. S. STORES. Lipton’s Tea, 1-4 Ib 23c Bananas, large yello'w, lb. .... 6c Duke’s Mayonnaise, 8 oz. ... 21c Golden Crown Syrup, 5 Ib. can 37c CHALMERS Chocolate Pudding 10c Caraja Coffee, lb 33c Onions, 3 lbs. for 13c Cleen-Made Macaroni, 2 pkgs. 15c NEWBERRY Creamery Butter, Ib.. .... 37c Most refreshiiiK for Toilet and Bath 3 for Pink SALMON, 2 cans for 23c Ol TKNDKU HTBINOLKSS Green Beans 2 CANS 25 run. LirS—Iilack-Eyed nOSiR BRAND Macaroni CASOVA BLACK Pepper SUNSET CANNED {Salmon Styi Mackerel COUNTRY GENTLEMAN NO. 2 , CAN 10 PKQ. w • 5 %-LD. BOX 25 TALL CAN 10 PURE SANTOS Rogers C ' ‘)e filled In Fight At Game Of Ekdl Special Service On ApriL26th French’s Mustard, jar 13c S. C. CANNED Green Beans, 2 cans ..... 77719c (Spon.sortr* by Liberty Life In.surance Co.) WHITK’S SOI THKHN STYLE Bacon, lb 33c BALENTINE’S Smoked Sausage, lb 24c Grandeur Flour, plain ..: 78c Grandeur Flour, S. R 82c bai.en'hne’s Cooked Minced Ham, lb. ... 24c CHIPSO Chipso Sud.s Last Becau.«e They’re Rich 2 for 17c .A pi’csfii.a;ii'ii service ef the Ten JIf ('; mnuindments tablet in the county court house, will bi* held on .Sund’iy afternoiin, .A]iril 2()th, in l.auix*ns. The serviee will be jiresideil over by the Rev. Edward Long of this city, the Kev. W. D. .Soiiyc of Laurens, will ; lead the devoiional, and the Kev. G. j H. Hodges of Laurens will offer the oi opening prayer. The adilress for the iHeasion will be delivered by 4)r. John MeSween of jthis city, while (he aeceptance on the I part of the county will be made by il'lerk of'('ourt T'lOS. W. Bennett. Thei i program w’iH close-with prayer by the' j Rev. E. I). Patton. The marble slab !to be officially presented at this time has been contributed by the young <>|f>eople of the county, irrespective of denominations. PIMENTOS, e size 13c G!1 9k. i • f • ','7.- ^ Thert’s no mystery about ittf' popularity, it is simply a better soap. 7 for 25c 23c 13c Kewpie Tissue, 3 rolls Swan Matches, 4 boxes for .. S.C. CANNED Turnip Greens, 2 cans Snow King Baking Powder . Grape Juice, pint 23c Sunshine Loom Cakes, lb. ... 29c Mi-Gel, 2 pkgs. fenr '.... 15c Lard, 8 lb. bucket 95c Catsup, 14 oz. bottle 19c 25c 22c Laurens, April 12. — Coroner John A. Thomason was called to Mount- ville Sunday to Hold inquest in the death of Albert Johrwon, who had ojbeen killed by another young Negro, Ezell Fuller, at a baseball gam« l^te Saturday afternoon. Puller surrender ed himself to his landlord, Jim Wjule Miller, who brought the Negro to jlul Sunday. Abcording to official investi gation it seems that Johnson had at tacked the one-armed brother of Ful ler with a club when Ezell took a Hand by shooting Johnson, inflicting a fatal wound in the abdomen with a pistol. Johnson died shortly after being plac- Canned Green Lima BEANS, 20c THESE MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS OF QUALITY SERVICE: CUNTON. S, C. Baldwin’s Grocery, J. M. Pitts, Blakely’s Grocery, I. C. Boland, L. V. Pinson, Gin- ton Mercantile Co. WHITMIRE, S. C. Youiiif Bros. Scott Grocery Co. GOLDVILLE, S. C.^—Joanna Merc. Co. J J L *. S- •if' . - i' ■ ' ■ 'iH ■ ' s > - ■ ■ ifl fl vV