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f THURSDAY, MAY U, 1931 IHE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. r NOTICE OF SALE State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. In Court of Commofi' Pleas. J. H. Stone, Plaintiff, vs. John Dillard, Mrs. Marie M. Owens., Nancy Owens, Wil liam Brooks Owens and Clinton Buiklinjr and ^Loan Association, ! 12th, 1011, recorded ir. deed bo-k ^ pa^e 101, Clerk’s' of-fkc for Laurens i County, S. C.” * 1 Terms of sale; Cash. The success-, ful bidder will be required to deposit with the Clerk of Court $50.00 as evi dence of good faith in the bidding. In the event the successful bidder fails to comply with the terms of the bid the premises will be re-sold on the same or some subsequent Salesday at WASHINCTON tY RAPPORO MOBLEY IMEMORUL DAY j OBSER^ HERE ’ (Continued from page one) I would not be fit to qualify as a man. Such a person, however, would not be I moved by such a past to make a pres ent great out of a gratitude for that It is what has been indicated abovo. If I have love of country and reverence for the glories of a sacred past then I must do that which will not tarnish or* stain that past. As the.'^e of old havei handed to us an unblemished and un-! sullied past, mav we live today in >iKh a w'ay as to pass on to the future PAGE NTNE a past which they may look back upon with gladness and satisfaction. ‘God our fathers, "known of old, "-Lord of our far flung battle line. Beneath whose awful hand we hold Dominion over palm and pine: Lord God of Hosts, be with us yet. Lest we forget, lest we forget!’ ” ipast. ‘ “There are those who have a placent satisfaction as \thev corn- review • Defendants. jthe risk of the former purchaser and Pursuant to orders^of court in thejthe $5U.'J0 deposit will ^ forfeited tol Washington, D. C., May 11.—Bryan id)ove entitled case I will sell either-in'the plaintiff. Upon compliance with' Unt;edt walked right past the austere , .an. • • • n. or at the Court House at Laurens, S.ithe bid the $50.00 deposit required ffuaid’ans of the White H u-e \vh( n' . ‘ greA y rejoice in t e C., on Salesday in June next, the samei "ill be credited on purchase price. The he went there to tell President Hoover,' ^ accomp is men o e past ut being Monday, the first day of thei pur-haser to pay for dt^^d, stampsto man, just what happened dur- month, during the legal hours for such and recording. jing^that tragic t dorado bli??,:!!'',! Oh sales, to the highest bidder for cash! THOS. W. BF.NXF.TT, : fhe same day the full pomp a'd pa.n- the following described real estate to Clerk of Court cf Common Pleas.^nply of this government wa.j .''tr.e.ed wit: i Dated .May 13, 11)31.—5-28-3U'. I to them it is a matter of eomplaeer.’y best “.All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land, lying* situate and being in the Tow'n cf Clinton, CounBy and State aforesaid, hounded on the north by lot of land of John Dillard and Lanna Dillard, 210 feet, more or less, there on; on the east by Bell street. NOTICE OF SALE tate of South Carolina, County of Laurens. In Court of Common Pleas. Complaint for Koreclo.sure 185 Clinton Building and Loan rather than a stirring call to the investment of the present. “The third attitude is that of intel- li'-enf appre.-iati;;n. This furnishes a leal dynamic force which results in accomplishment. To this ))erson there is a de.sire to maintain all that is best in that’nast that it may be utilized for an even move glorious future. The third attitude is the one we de.sire fat feet, more or less, thereon; on the •southiwe.st by road leading to Lydia i .Mill, same being a continuation of, Ceil street, 44 feet, mor or less, there- * on; and on the northwest by lot ol John l>ee Little, 265 feet, more or less, ^ thereon.’’ Terms of sale: Cash. The success-1 ful bidder will be required to deposit with Clerk of Court $50.(K) as evidence As.sociation, Plaintiff, vs. Bob .Adair, Frank .Adair, Rob ert Adair Mildred Adair VS all. Frances .Adair Hum- beit, J. Kingsborough. T. D. Copeland and C. W. Stone, trading as Copeland- Stone Co., Defendants. Pursuant to decree of the Court in the above entitle<^ case, 1 will sell a of good faith in the bidding. In the event the successful bidder fails to i either in the Court House or at the j just a simple, comply with the terms of the bid thejCourt House at Laurens,"S. C., at j youth. And Mr. Hoover- found some- premises will be re-sold on the same j public outcry to the highest bidder | one he could chum with without hav er »some subsequent salesday at the i for cash during the legal hours for ling to guard his sp<‘ech. such sale on Salesday in June next, l>ryaq,nol only could talk interest I for the benefit of.the first autricrati.- Iking and queen over to cross the por- i tals of the presirk'nt’s official homo. ! Objootor.s to the formality of the I White House occupants, voiced against every man, from Washington to Hoo ver. will get little aid from .voung|„^,, It will manifest itself' I Bryan s tr p. but all they want from : the visit of their Majesties of I'But it took the Celorado hoy attention to the real human, side «f body politic. Every citizen surely must Hoover. Like a! those who are con- oxihh-Uh1 to do this much t-nvards ,tmually Wsciged by guc.sts. he had and building for the .'It the len-Tth of Bryans ju.^t ^ I for overnight. But he found so much, ! enjoyment m the t:x\K of the lad that, ^im to give absolute lov- ;he asked him to stay over several daysj^^y ^^e laws of the land. Our lib- I longer. .Anparently. young Brj-^an 18,,.,^^ cast in the same mold as Lindhcmgh.l^^^ liberty falls with it. Law is unaffected .American ^be basis of our liberty and those who thoughtlessly or intentionally violate! GRADUATION GIFTS CO.Ml*ACTS FOUNTAIN 1*EN SETS (Hudnut*s) (Waterman’s) BOTH IN BEAUTIFUL 1931 STYLES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station” Telephone 400 ’ \' j in several diri'ctions. There will be an j # intelligent narficipation in civic af-] Ip cal! fjjimj jj fiiiinir of one's place in thell YnnT.-Tn^Ptiowmg ifaji^v^er a ’ riteuth lo aTlij^ ourselvos witn inose move bid the $50.00 deposit required will be! real estate, to wit: organ. His playing captivatwl the ments which are for the undermining credited on purchase price. The pur-i “All that lot, piece, or parcel of | Hoover grandchildren. When she read j of our institutions. Insidious evil.s are chaser to pay for deed stamps and re-^ land, lying, situate^and being in the|(^f ^be papers, Repre.«entative i j^nawing at the bed-sills of our cordini?. "" ' THOS. W. BENNETT, or the law are dij^ging at the foundations' of our liln'rty. | “It is necc-'.sary in order tliat lo wufH those' risk of the former purchaser and the $50.00 deoosit will beJorfeitecLto^tiiciUie- { NUt^-BUSH OXFORDS! Town of Clinton, County and State Brvan Owen, daughter of th.* i‘utions. Sinister influences are reach- aforesaid, containing one-third (1-8) j“Commoner,’’ sent the youngster aiinjr out to oorrunt the he.st in ' ur na-' B Cleuk of Court of Common Pleas.! acre, more or'less, fronting eighty-1 gold-plated harmonica with her tional lif Dated May 13, 1931.—5-28-3U‘. seven (87) feet on Green street and; (.ompliments. Bryan mav he a total i running along the south side of < . N. b>Ra as a voter for eight more years, & L. railroad and running back with but he is worth a lot to the president the same 160 feet, and bounded on the by his implied judgment that the chief north by Green street; on the east bylj, oompany for a hoy. Bell street; on the south by property, now or formerly belonging to 1). E. j ■ *1 * i , ,, , ,, No other citv in the coiintrv has ' Tnbble and C. W. Stone and on the! . ^ • such a vast army of scandal-mnngers NOTICE OF SALE Slate of South Carolina. County of I.,aurens. In Court of Common Fleas. Clinton Building and l.K)an Association, Plaintiff, vs. ‘ west by property now or formerly l>e- John T. Dillard, Leroy Dillard longing lo 1). E. Tribble and 1. W. and Geo. H. Blakely, Trus- -Stone. This being lot No. 1 on plat U'e for the Stockholders of of Dora V. Wofford estate made by i tr*e Laurens National Hank, i Paul Nash, surveyor, and having been Dt'fendants. i convoyed to Addie Adair by D. E. Pursuant to orders of the C.ourt in, Tribble and C. W. Stone, by deed dat- Lhe above entitled case, I will sell't*<l the 13th day of November, 1909,! either in or at the Courthouse atii*nd recorded on the 17th day of I liBUiens, S. C., on Salesday in June^Marth, 1924, in book 81, page D».>, of- nexL, the same l)eing Monday, the fit'*? of Clerk of ( ourt for La.urens fir.st day of the month, during the le-"Gounty.’’ gal hours for such sale, to the highest! The terms of .sale; Cash. The suc- bidder for cash, the following describ- oessful bidder will be re<iuired to de-j ed real estate, to wit; posit $100,000 by certified or cashi^r’s^ “All that certain piece, parcel, or|check as evidence of good faith in the lot of land together with the dwelling | bitWing. Upon compliance with ,the| house and other improvements there-i forms of the sale, the deposit to be on. lying, situate and being within the'credited on the purchase price. If the Town of Clinton, County and State I terms of the sale are not complied! aforesai<l, containing about one-half, with the lands to he re-sold on the! of an acre and fronting on Bell street,jsame or some subsequent salesday on 101 feet, bounded on the south by'the same terms at the risk of the for- land.s of W. B. Gens, 209 feet; on the 'ncr purchaser and the deposit made west b>Mands of W. B. Gwens, 104 to be forfeited to the plaintiff. The feet; on the north by lot of Silla purchaser to pay for deed, stamps and Downs, 209 feet; on the east by Bell lecording. street. Being the identical lot of land* THOS. W. HP.,NN'I^TT, conveyed to John and Lanna Dillard i Clerk of Court of Common Pleas, by W. B. Gwens, by dee<l dated Aug. Dated May 13, 1931.—5-28-3tc. You Can’t Ride The 1931 Race In a Horse and Buggy! You will have to use faster methods. Newspaper advertis ing will speed up sales for you. The » Chronicle “The Paper Everjibody Reads” as the nation’s capital. Innumerable writers have depicted vari(»us presi dents prowling around at night with no good intent, or else weaing a ■‘.stuffed shirt’’ and receiving gue.sts .n the most impressive manner. Neith er picture is true. The head of the na tion is just like any other busirie^is man who has to .see an enorrnou.s num ber of m*ople on many nropositions. His visitors have to be carefully win nowed down -to the .“mallest numlier so the president can giv<‘ proper at tention lo c;i,ch of them. As a eom- mentary, returning travelers from Hu.ssia tell us they can’t even ap proach .Stalin, hea<l of the .Soviet Re public, without paving the wav for thiee week.s. And he inten<le<l to lx* j only ju.st one Communist among mil-l lions. Cotton is thi* first af all products to; drop in price when a depression start.s,] declare.s Carl Williams, member of the Federal Farm board. It «ki(l<le4 down four month.s before the stock market reached its lowest point in 11*‘29. Us ually it recovers first. like in 1921 I ■when it went up in nri'-e six month-j 1 efore the rest of the li.st. Since D<*- ember there has Ixx-n a sliglil im- proveme:il, liul nothing .sensational, like ten years ago. ConsumptioTi of CTtlon goes an down with general ind i.strial pr' luc- tii'n in c.ther line-*, says Willicini*--. Five things cau.-ed its fall th''^ time: the drop in busine.ss a-’iviiy; il, )■:■ (lucecl eaniii.gs c.f labor ir' cit: and country; third. r'i.;ill. i' i. -ofiii- rroin agi'fiiltin'<* cau - d ’ ■ tl with a view to imposing de structive tendencies in their plaees. We need to awake to the Import of much which we read and hear. “Perpetual peace should be oni' goal, t ^ Let ii.s dedicate ourselves to the task i of peace. It may require a long time' for eonsummation l)ul by .'ontinuous; wa lking at it we must eventuallv ar rive at mutual uniierdari'ling ani good, will with the nations of the ear.h. j “I I't u.s allign ourselves with tb.rsci things which are spiritual. Tbca* oth er things of life will pass from oiii 1 hand-^. The spiritual values ai'c* th, | eternal values. It is only as ,w ■ bold to these that we shall hc^ld to ibc best of the pa.-it and perm'tuate the thing:- which are of greatest value. “I.«‘t our patriotism he more than a more perfunctory c bservance of forms and ceremonies. It i.s mote than that. $8.50 $9.50 L. B. Dillard ‘One Price To All’ : B : B B fiioi ght e," 1 low !; kerial-, e-iM-'-'ri b' ^'n: ar:d :’:f‘ h, tio' i'C if r'.j'jbcr a'i r:'- -aa ■tc f c! i* t!,,. p silver. •'I he Ic.'.v 1)1 i'" It;'.'’ c-f c',“ oecr <1 .'JPil t'l I ai n .v on a , H'tuin t ■ t)! o-^( ' 'l.- i i I rritc-! serts Williams. The real salvation the cotton farmer this y(*ar, hiv. v:*], he as.serts, dejx'nds more on the farm er’s ability to raise his own fcxxl for his family and feed for his animals than on any high price;s for cotton. o; The patent office has recently granted a patent on an invention de- .signed to give a third dimension to moving picture.?. It help.s ('’pe illu^ on by making the figures c.n the screen appear to be rounded as in actual life, the patentee a.ssert«. Thomas Jefferson founded the f;i‘ t tof the Inany snecial government li- brarie.s, in 1789, according to data re cently unearthed in Wa.shington. It is the library of the state department. Among his fir.st expenditures was a subscription to fifteen newspapers at ' an aveerage cost of $4 a year. Until 1894 the Declaration of^ Independence was the library’s most pnzed exhibit, until it wa.s removed to prevent its de-j iterioration. Lately it has been installed in a specially contrived glass enclosed 'box in the Library of Congress which permits it to he viewed without caus ing it to suffer from deterioration. , Ol Rhubarb Jam I Weigh four pounds of rhubarb (af ter the leaves and waste have been re-: moved), cut up in short pieces, and 'cover with same weight of sugar. I Leave till next day. Chop finely one- 'half pound of candied peel, and mix ■ this and three teaspoons of ground, 'ginger with the rhubarb. Bring to a I boil, and cook until a nice red color—j j probably about one hour. Put in jarsl or glasses in the usual way. t /* 19° Sale BELOW ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY 19c SPECIAL VALUES CHEESE Fine Flavor Aged ib. 19c TOM. 4TOE Cb Full ^ 9 Pack ^ 19c Aai* GRAPE sri.TANA RED AAP APPLE DEI. MONTE FRUXT JUICE BEANS SAUCE SALAD 19c 4 cans 19c 2 19c •V,;.,' 19c MILK WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED - 3 's: 19c Sultana JAMS (Pectin Addixl) ASSORTED FLAVORS ib. Jar 19c HOMINY Canned 2 cans 19c PEACHES, Del Monte, large can 19c CORN FLAKES, Sunnyfieid, 3 pkgs. . . .19c PEANUT BUTTER, A&P, lb. jar 19c EAGLE MILK, can 19c SAUER KRAUT, Ubby’t, 2 cans 19c LUX TOILET SOAP, 3 cakes 19c P 6 SOAP 6 cakes 19c 1 pkg. of PALMOLIVE BEADS and 3 Cakes PALMOLIVE SOAP 19e OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 cans l9c lOVA—TENDER CRPSIIED STRK'TI.V ERESII CORN 2 19c EGGS doz. 19c OTHER WEEK-END MONEY SAYERS Granikmother's. FAN ROLLS doL 5C BUTI^ER Fancy Print lb. 29c LARD Finest Conipoun j S Ib. Bucicet 8Tc Great Atlantic & Pac2S!c Tea Co.