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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE; CLINTON. 8. C THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1931 J=s^-' (Elinton (E^fontrlf Eitablifihrd 1900 WILSON W. HARRIS. Editor and Publisher Published Every Thursday By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance); Ore year $1.50; Six Months 76 cents; Three Months 50 cents Entered a? Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. The Chronicle seeks the cooperation of its subscribers and readers—the publisher will at all times appreciate wise susrKestions and kindly ad vice. The Chronicle will publish letters of greneral interest when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications will not be noticed. This paper is not responsible for the views or opinions of its correspondents. * VIEWS OF OUR NEWS By Chicagoan (tablespoons flour; 2 hard boiled ejrgs; NAME O.MITTED LAST WEEK Friday evening along with the o*her 1 lemon, or 3 tablespoons vinegar. ^ jn giving a list of the memoers of 32 graduates. Soak beans over night. Add onion the Clinton high .school graduating! ^^^ 2 ; and celery stalks, broken in pieces, class in last week’s paT>er, the name ' 6 6 U Simmer several hours until beans are of Miss Stella Beckham' was inadver- , soft; add more water as water boils tently omitted. In .supplying the class LIQUID OR TABLETS away, and add the seasoning.^. Melt loH to The Chronicle for publication, * Headache or Neuralgia in butter and stir in flour. Strain the thi.s name was not included. Missi"^ minutes, check.s a Cold the first ton folks! You didn’t know'it. but I’ve tortL^kldd^toi^ watTr!'Add B^kham was a member cf the gradu- ^ay and ch^ks Malaria in three days. be<m looking at you. viewing ycu as .t;,... i ..-.j ;a.ing class and received her diploma i 666 Salve for Baby’s Cold r Last Week’s News Reviewed By A Stranger In The Windy City it". sp'-spi '»>■ •*<»' '■ Chicago, III., May 25.— Hello, Clin- more water. Add vinegar ating class and received her diploma or slice the lemon and pour the .«oup you wore reflected in the columns of ^ ^jther in a tureen or in the ' ^ ^ last week’s (Minton fhronicle. You’d be ^jj„hes. Lentils m'y* be und in- surprisc*d co know what a fait^ul, heans mimr of, your community I found this | good newspaper to be. 1 Pork ( h< pv With Dressing 1-2 cups brea.d crumbs; 2 table- If Editor Harri-s i)ermit.s, I write v. j i •> . , , • spoons pork fat, chonped; 1-2 onion, each week, le nng you what most in- .»■ „u i i < * r’v. finely chopped 1-4 teauioon pepper; UMM me ,n the ,„ue of The Chren- 3.^ |,„,Vater; .cle for the previous week. Uter on,|„ ,, ■ w’hen w'e re better acquainted, I mayj .Mix bread crumb.s, pork fat, oni^n, CLINTON, S. C.. MAY 28, 19.31 ..peak rather freely at time., and thet^: I m almost aure to make occa..ioriaT ^ mistake... However, when Im loo far‘ ^ , - ... together; add water to cover bottom — — I off the track, I hope some of you will , . , , • , , i • * .... wL ■ 1 I • • *u ! II u 1 u j ■ of pan and bake in moderately not Many a boy who is poor in mathe- and business concerns, m the nioinn .call me back by dropping rue a line in matics at school knows all the batting tion of “National Cotton Week.’’ .June^care of this pajier. Your letters will averages of the big league lioys. 1-5. To lend our support and cfi-opci- be forwarded, and I promise to give — * .ation in this movement that means them prompt attention. Life in (Minton at (his .se.n^on of the millions to the .South, we are^ ’ *’.*='•'’1 year i.s just one enjoyable comment »■- pre.sinting a Special Cotton Edition.’ Before going a single line farther, ment after another. The' whole idea is a plan to irurefise we’ll settle one thing so that it need oven, 375 degretjs, one hour, basting occasionally, ' HUGH L. EiCHELBERGER NEW YORK LIFE MAN Ten Years Experience Professional Insurance Information Furnished Free DRS. SMITH & SMITH Optometrists The country i young e: i.hijite.'^ it now H t I a'tcnd eollege. .Methu-ielah lived !t5'.l years. We have been ‘tying to figure f>uf how rich he Wiiulfl have (leen had he got his mail through the '.'enoral delivery all hi.', life and .saved the Ixix rent. SPECIALISTS Eyes Examined -:- (iiasses Prescribed The' whole ^ the con.sumption of cotton and cotton i never be mentioned again. None of you* be ng floodeti with ifood.s a definite step in the right <)i- knows me. L’ve never been in (Minton, h iwing how .'t/lish '‘‘Ction to stimulate bukiness in a and there i.sn’t^a chance in ten thous-j vhfde.'<omt way. It should appeal to and that you’ve evfr seen me. I’m just| ( Very cit 7.en in thi.s communi'v as! an odd piece of liumanity that’s been W(‘I1 a.s the entire nation the grow.T,j t(,<sed about on life’s .sea for <pjite a; the shiiiper, the merchant, the manu-1 jpcll. Nf/W I find my keene.st pleasure: luf turer and ui6st important of all, the jn reading the good weekly newspa-' Laboratory for Prompt Repair Service per.s that come to my desk. Such pa-j Clinton S. C. jiers as The (!Iinton (’hronicle are everj _ so much closer to the live.s of their readers than the metropolitan sheets. 15 West Main Street Phone 101 n nsumer. National Cotton Week i.s one bright ray of sunshine that has broken through the fog of depression. Ameri- ' The story (if the Kansas man re- can cotton manufacturers are .spon-lip future letters I’ll .say very little after he had reached his home state sounds^ f'>hy.California never allnw's monev. I diistfv High jKavernment offjciiyla_Ui tfte ™ .*4eo*rp- I taries of .Agriculture and Commerce. ) have endorsed this movement. We read a story yesterday of a’ National Cottorr Week will be ob- young g.rl aJuuif to I'C married wh;i served .June 1 to 5. It comes at the told her young man that she had a very beginning of a season that is confession to make. Me told her to go | parti( ularly approjiriate for cotton. high spots in the merchandising of the|„^arks to the iorpressions gained from products of thi.s long establi.shed, in-1 reading The ('hronicle from week to ! ahead. “1 think you ought to know. I There is such erdhusiastic sujijiort of am a confinecil dysoep'ic,’’ he said the movement from :il' 'n; ; • of rhe “That is perfectly all right with me.” coirNtry that it has every indi Mtum o1 he said, “^ on co ahead .(tid go to your generating a wide nread stimulation Congratulations to .Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ca.skey, recently wed. also to; Miss Eleanor Keels and Mr. .Manley j ( hurch and I’ll go to mine ft idc .'in 1 ^usine.ss generally .N'aMonal Cotton Week is ba cl on sound (•(.mmon sen-e to .d’inonst ra'e the )iresent extraordinary opportiintv now A NEW Ki:\TCRK The t ludniele begins a new column to(la.\ entitled. “Views Of <>iir \cws," written by a (Miicaeoan. it will lif ;i (■onden--;’d r< \ lew ot -ek'el ll te’o ip- pe.u'ing in tlie pa; i : t’le pre iou’- week. ;» H—wrH—r-rrda n—rrT' ” I .T^TTn b(WS t ' lo'a! ll;n it !■ ' in ''d'lds of all kind- off'i Wr a-1. i i r, ,ii| ‘he f i ' ’ are ev'cptional value.’( I'or (dnsumer-i. to i.eCon'iniie'l Indii tries and indiv'diials a.e ad- to Iniy all tvoos of cotton goo at unusual values. Ur;efl\ the merits almut this n.ition wide event m.iv i>e oimman/od :is Maddox, and .Miss .Margaret Wallace and Mr. Epps, who soon will wed! Mere we have six happy peofile who are undaunted hy tales of panics or possilile foreign (*ntangl(‘menls, or by the possible effects of the farm [board’s new policy. ’Tis upon such op- Itimism that the nrogress of the world ilepetid>. Ma\ their voyage on the sea jof inatriinorix be free from storms ■liergs. ■itnl 1 OI api'car.ng t<Mla'./ am - 1 ,,u ling them elves In a lu'w econom\. ('(iltjin meets the demands of ‘hi' hange liy providing gretiter values <i"s Tbt'ir’ a young !ad> in (Minton! ■ha'\ cnmini; right tilong all rigid., 4-. ws-t4v-’'TVLregieret K+^m whs |(M >(11! old, and her friends gathered to ct leluate hei birthdav. M* years, think j of' it! It won’t he long now until she, ' twiiity and breaking the hearts of- m.i;r, a ji.uniMime lad. ’Course, she n’* he'ieve that m,iw. Slie thinks through .Inne. If mir leaders think it worth-while an.I enjoyalde, it will be continued. We tire anxious to kmnv ‘ ■ i. • _ ^wbat ys'U tbmk (if Uiv ecrttTTn i? now; suti-ijig. nitpny.-TiTT- but jusl you wait. -- (•on;<i(l(’r it a favor if you will let us_^ot ll"’ lowc.-.t juii'e level in fi^'leeti - know. ~*^year.s and this fad i.s fully rofleeted; After wading through a wt'lter of ~ in the current prices for cotton met-1doniestic utihapniness, with its eon.si*- (’OLI.EGK COMMKNC'kMKNT - , i.pient bimaking iid of families, such as ^ I 2. Summer dogical season foi J d,, ,.ach week in tin* daily press, it (olleg(' (•nmm.'mcnu'nl b('ginnuu> a breath' .next Suinlav morninw with Uie haccal-, public knows that cotton now ,.„u„trv air lo read of aureate s<‘|-|iirin by ‘ ' ’ DOLLAR SPECIALS will have on sale many u.seful Kills at a reduced price of Sl.OO Now i.s I he time to lake ad- 'anluRe tf this opportu nity and *ay aside for any occasion, Walch Our Window Displays GALLOWAY McMILLIAN Book Store Specials! Two large size 25c tubes Dr. West Tooth Paste 29c • T Mineral Oil, heavy Mineral Oil, heavy $1.98 gal. . 39c pint Two 35c cans of Djer Kiss Talcum Powder 33c (( (► o o (► o o ♦ ♦ o Two 25c tubes Colgate’s Tooth Paste and one 50 Tooth Brush, $1.00 value for , *> o McKesson Rubbing Alcohol, full pint McKesson Milk of Magnesia, full pint 49c 39c 39c o o o ♦ if i* Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, and one Shampoo Cape 49c O <► o SI'K( lAI. OFFER “TY'-^mppiinTaa ^$2,511 per \c.ir, (low n and ;‘:i .second month, and .'lOy ‘the third month. ‘ I See JAMES W. ( ALOWELL I F<rr further Infitrmation i Young’s Pharmacy “The Old Reliable” Telephone 19 ■4 t of purest j I . country air lo read of the reunion an outstaiuling greater fashion prestige than it j which took place last week when Mrs mini-ter ot the I rc-byterian denomi- has enjoyed for many years. Mesigners NM^vilb* had her family gath- natmn, is always an event of unusual I’aris and in this enun^ry have turn ,.,(•(! together at her home. Family re mit m t in our tomnuinit\. us .\(ai jh(> spotlight of fashion on cottons^ such us this are to be enoour- gradiiat eg class with 1.5 yoiiii'^ man, strongly than ('ver be-1 for thev are the basin of our toK'. ( ()ns('(iuently th(' actual and hit- very nation. Whei'c family ti(‘s are ent dcmaiid lor styled mret’h indise strong, there you will s(‘e governments has been greai'ly si i niulat ed. fVrosper. But where such ties weaken .‘5. The record of r(>ceiit economii dc jm,) dissolve, theix rressions shows that imnrovcincM.. in lizaiiotis decay. the textile industry has noiiitcd the lint urn in other lines of is up to the uMia! a'( rage, and for tin closing ar ; 'in a number ( f frii'nd and rela'i.es from all inirls of tbe .sitate will. b(« in Ihi* city. (’omniencei'icnt ulth tlu' gra lua'*et is alv. a\ - a le.I letter il i> . it means in re.ili tlie beg.niiing of lif.’’.- hal- llett, ,iie Ui-ooiiur f, r4h into 1h(' emn- I'ct tioi,•' (■ >' r,r g’.e ' t!’• sn rifices, the re.’! Ijiist n.orit s. |ti,* (hs.appoiMt nno;; - a v.tdl as the a h.c'(’’iie’it < lintoiiians, irrcsnect iv c of d.';'.iiini- n.i’..i:i. I . i.l a‘te"d tlie cl ’sin ”' c\( r- cisc' ai ranged c-nc. :allv i’l Imn >i of you will see eivi- an th( g'l a'l'i.i ('•' w h av( : 'in- ni .! ' .(a past f.o.r \oai'-', .in I i. ;■ n : In 'u ‘ito t he -i Icf i-- on. I ) ir Inlrr ■ ,t by o,. • " ■■ ly,) inen mm 1 n-inr ii -. dot onl\ nle.i ant n enmries of th ir alma mater, Init of ear city and I'eo- ple a^ well ion ,o Icavi' ■ - dcncc of th " e sli iii'd ent 'f ■ t cf t h ■ In’ipv ^h c.ihl lie 't'lcw a le' 'h“si’ yo l>'g •airv with t!i ■') way, to !ni illess. National Cotton Wi-ek is md in't'ii I ed to he s.inplv a brief perioil of ac tii'ity but eom retc ('vidi'Mee of the new nil r^'liand /.mg attitude in t'ac Indus try and the nUaloc nrogrc's whi-h has licc'i made m nr (l iciMg d.aMy nc ■(■ssitie^ tl'it comlenc quality, beauty iiid I' iiit V m o many w ;r I \'at '.mal t' ton w i ck r”)- > t n‘ a h'ciial Icp in tvh’t th,' c'ltirc 'ot .on ,11 his 1 ha In'cn doing diivinu M'm’ n.i'' fAi' years -o .ad u t itclt' to lajudii clu'U'Mig ('. nomi' com! t i'-n.s. It ha a. Cl nijili -hed ci'rtain funda If you il M to k’l iw a' oii \ ( 11 -c it in H W do you •M i s. ,1. 15. (irah.'im -ell a iH'.mdV .Xorc. a litt want ihc wholi' world \ o'.ir In.isiness, d m’t ad- 'ihe (Mititon Chronicle, nippose I learned that hiitter .it Kh- hird did not te!l !Ue. 1 I I'.l (Mironiele. I’ll lie Sfiun' 1 he ail m last week's VoU next Week! nu'utal improvements within the in V Ilf K) I IIK (.RADI \ I FS In a fi u i;iv; now the s.-h mis .'ind fid't'gns Will all be cl-.si'd for the s'lim- mer an i Imndivds of boys and givl.s will he gt a iiiateii and tcady to face a world in which ojinortunitics are al most end'’'ss and obstacles almost as numerous Opport'.irties. Th“v are ad aroumi us. There is power lying latent every- ■ where ((vaiting for the oh.servant eye and the inc-enious miml. The greatest hindranci' to achieve ment in life is the lack of ohservati >n and the lack of inclination to take pains. We are living in a carele.ss, reekle.ss, indifferent age. W'e need to (lust I > i;-clf so that it is now in a po sition (o piCM'iit a spi'cific jdan foi acceleral i; g husii'i'ss revival C()lt('n Ic.ids thi' parade fi'r Fash ion and 11 me uses. Now IS the time to h'jy co’t m goixls Xational Cotton Week, .lune 1 to 5. ’• - for fho oine »bu f/^ncu hart > ('orned IWef Hash Mix equal quantitie.s of coarsely | chopped cold corntsl beef and cold t boiled potatoes. Sea.son with onion juice, salt and pepper, and put in a| pan containing melted butter and hot' water enough to moisten the. hash. Handie caiefully. always, in order to Watts Mill. May 2.3. I'rineipal .1. ^^‘7’ P‘'l-ato,‘.'s unbroken. Cover K. Ford announced today that at a re-, ^ smimei unt.I a crust has formed cent meeting of the board of trus- ^'P- Garnish toes of the Watts Mill school the en- parsley. Elect Watts Mill " Teachers For Year tire personnel of the 1930-31 faculty n h rememlMT that the great things of the were reelected for the next school „ Betty i world have not been done hy mi*n of year, with the exception of Mi.ss Mvra . (^^P* read, diced; 3 tablespoons large means but of large vision. They Foy, who did not ask for reelection. * apples; 3 bananas; 3-4 cup hax’e usually started whore they stood,' Miss .lulia Riddle of Laurens, was, as Edison Ix'gan his exneriments in a [elected fill the place left vacant bv', saute with baggage car when a newsboy. , Miss Foy. ' [ a*** brown. For this big army of graduates.' The teaching corps is as follows:!’®.® apppies and bananas and cut very there are fine openings, chances and, Principal, J. E. Ford, Miss Julia Hen-j dredge same with sugar mix- opportunities. The great mistake many derson, Miss Marguerite Harris, Miss of them will make will be to attempt, Harlowe Mahaffey, Mrs. Maude Noffx, baking dish with the bread, add fruit and remaining bread dn alternate lay- to start at the top. It can’t be done Miss Annie Putnam. Mrs. B. R. Law- any more than water will run up hill, son, Miss Irene Owens, Mrs. J. E. Col-1®"’ » few pf the crumbs to put and the sooner these young people | Her, Mrs. M. E. Royster, Miss Mattie 7*' op* Bake one-half hour covered and - last fifteen minutes uncovered in a realize this and are willing to liegin lx*e Riddle, Mrs. W’. W. 'from the bottom and go up—the bet- Miss Myrtle Culbertson, ter'off they will be. i Julia Riddle. Marchant, and Miss moderate oven, 375 degrees. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY COTTON GOODS The Chronicle i* glad to join with liie Cotton Textile Institute of Amer- ita, local manufacturers, merchants Black Bean Soup j I pint black beans; 2 quarts cold water; 1 small onion; 2 stalks celery, _ or 1*4 teaspoon celery salt; 1-2 table- Wlll sell for balance due teaspoon pepper; 1-4 A O’riATVIl?! j teaspoon mustard; few grains cay- • V/ JL/Xm 1 N IXLl I Anno* 9 9 0 Handsohie Upright PIANO ienne; 3 tablespoons butter; 1 1-3 Grandmother's CAKES 21c LAYER—RAISIN OR POUND lb. Cake Rajah Brand SALAD DRESSING 19c TOMATOES S 4 c:;..' 25c Cheese Aged lb. 17c Certb bottle 25c Catsup 14c Sparkle '.5;:^;,' 3 pkgs. 19c Soups 3 cans 25c 8UMTKU . Spinach 3 25e A&P GRAPE JUICE 19c SUMTF.Il TURNIP GREENS S ^°n.* 25c Eagle MILK can Ibc Pillsbury Flour 24 99c # PICKLES .Sweet or Sweet Mixed Qt. Jar Encore Brand MACARONI Spaghetti->pkg. gc OLD DUTCH PALMOLIVE CHIPSO STAR WASHING CLEANSER BEADS Flakes or Granules POWDER 3 caas 19c 3 pkgs. 25c 3 pkgs. 23e 8 pkgs. 25e Sunnyfield GINGER ALE Pale Drjr ev Golden lOC Sinnll Bottle Deposit PICNICS SHANKLESS lb. Igc I NOTICE Beginning June 4th, we will close Thursday af ternoon at 1P. M., during June July and August The Great Atlantic 4k Pacific Tea' Co. i.l ■ - ■ ■ ■ t : ' ' .ii.