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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
THURSDAY. JUNE 4, 1931
ICiwanians Hold Negro Killed Legal Sales 'Poppy Sale
Good Meeting In Card Game Made Monday Made In City
„ lol.n Dunlap. Avas kill<-(l: 'rjn- following legal 'a!-.s were, jhe American j.egion Auxiliary'
Kiwanis club last Thursday ecfnin? early .Kunilay morning, it is alleged by •^**^‘* ■ + niade a comnlete canvass of the city
was an interesting one and w:dl at- Arthur SuIkt, (•ol(>r«*<i, ♦he shooting ^ '^**'*’ Sjilurday for the sale of ponpies.
tended. Due to the Thursday afternoon taking pla*e on the Wash Hunter T.’f" „ ‘ 1 ; rr~ I''f he day .s work was concluded,
closing for the summer months, it was plantation three miles from here. It is| • “ Y* 1^' 1*T* ' i y. ^he little red flow-
decided to hold the scheduled meeting chained that .Suher killed Dunlap vvith \ ' ‘ had been sold by the girls who
for June, July and .\ugu.st on Friday a pistol following a cpiarr. 1 in a card Y *" i,''* 7 in ■. in P^^‘*‘'Y;he drive, the total .sales »-each-
instead cf Thursday as at pres.-ot. game that had been progies.-ing 1 r i . i . . ^ p<>. i m. .-Auxuiarj o.ii.ers
T'l ■ n f ‘nr throiicrh tht‘ nitrht The imii'iest was -^^‘hlen, de.endant. Twt) lot> an) Ktat«‘(| ye.sterday that they are grate-
The program was in charge of the thrmprh th night. v building. .S.'.hi to D. I.. Long, at*orn-y, fu] to all workers and to the -’Dzens
committee on Business .Standards and held over the dead hod.s ,.,un,la.\ h.\ ; n . . T i
the members heard a very helpful and Coroner Clinton Bui'ding and Loan Associa- their X’k ”
interesting talk from Kiwanian L. D. charged with the eiime, still at plaintiff, vs Boh A<la=r, Frank
Craig on the importance of nroi):-r large and la-ing sought h> (.)unt> of- dcfcnd-
sal-’S were
in
standards in the conduct of business, ficers.
His talk was greatly enjoyed by the
club.
Kiw'anian B. H. Boyd. wh<> recently
attcmUnl the International c mvcn . 01
in Miami, Fla., as the offic- il r-iire-
sentative of the club, ^ave a ’i p irl
of the convention which, he d. w:i
saturated with the K4*vari.s spirit and
termed by the six thou'^and deleg.i’ •
as one of the most siiccc'-sfu! m t
ings ever held hv the Internat
organization. The im cting was a sii
PRESBYTERIANS
PI4AN 1932 MEET
ants. .Sold to H. W. Wade, attorney,
for $100.
The Atlanta Joint .Stock Land Bank
of Raleigh, .N. v.s Adolphus M.
(hvings, et al., defendant.s. L'ld acres.
Sold to U. K. Babb, attorney, for
Chamber Meets
Next Tuesday
Montreal. .N'. June 2. The Den
d Assembly of the Bfeshyterian | ;j;j |pp
pinch ill the United States today} ,j_ 7} >,'ahers, plaintiff, vs Taylor
Kirk, defendant, one building lot. .Sold
States
■led t.o hidd the IOJ‘2 session at .\!'>n-
l real.
less, judgisl
Bovd said.
from every angle, Mr.
ESPECIALLY REFINED
Mineral Oil
In Bulk
HIGH SPECIFIC GRAVITY
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THE IDEAL INTESTINAL
LUBRICANT
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS
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CHRONIC CONSTIPATION
50c pint 75c quart S2.00 gallon
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
“.\1 I'nion Stalion" Telephone 400
The June meeting of the f'hamber
of Commerce will he held next Tues
day evening at 7:80 n. m., in the club
rooms. Following the serving of din
ner, the regular business session wi'l
, ,, o* 1 ■ 4 *-f r V. 11-1 ^be entire membership i.-
.1 II Ston.., plamtitf. vs .lohn I il-
lard, .Mrs. .Mane .M. Owens, et al., de-
fendants. .Sold to K. W.
ney, for $•’)(►.
Cl'nton Building and .Loan .Associa-
to R. T. Wilson, att'>rney, for $'>0.
attor-
Wade,
three years holding the position of
b'ft guard. .Mr. .McQueen has many ■
tion, tilaintiff, vs .lohn Y Dillard, I.e- ^^'’^’nils in the city wio w;ll be inter-
rov Dillard. al , defendants. .Sold to 'be amoiincement that he
R. W. Wad<‘, attorney, for $l(»b.
locati' 1 h(-.'"e r the
coming
Prices are Cut at
Cato’s Market
ROUND STl^K^ lb. 20c
Loin steak, ib. 7777 .. , T.. 25c
BEEF ROAST, Ik .... 7. TlSc
HAMBURGER StEi^, Ib. 20c
PORK CHOPS, Ib. . . .7_. 25c
PORK HAM, lb. ■ . 77. 7. ■ ■ ■ 25c
PORK SIDE7 lb.. 20c
DRESSED TROUT, lb7 7
Fresh Vegetables of All Kinds
We Deliver Phone 207
We Do Not Handle Shipped Meats.
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I Fi;end-i in the citv nf .Mrs. .luhri IL
J[|llip{), 7r> years id' age, mother iif ,Mr.s.
♦MW. Sheaiy an<l Irhy Hipp of this
o|<'itv, will he sorrv to learn that sh<
ojdpy when she. fell from the-jaereh
■ ^jthe homi* of her daughter, .Mrs.
oj.Sheaiy.
3[| .Mrs. Hipp, .Mr. and Mrs. O. ().
o Copiland, .Mr. and .Mi-<. .M.-e B. H pp
4l|and .Mrs. Lizzie 'rnrner of N'evv'Hrrv.
♦ ► had come no to spimd .Sunday and he
O'f'iesent for th- opeidng .'-■er\i:e in 'he
iJ'iiew I'rcshyter'an chin, h hnilding. In
o the afternoon several •uM'ojdanes pass-
Yjed over the city and .Mrs. Ilipn ain.-ei]
o'fi’em her .seat and went to the ^ide
^7 door to see tliem. In some w.iy slie
|misjiiilged her steo and fidl from the
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open porch, a disfaiici' of ah-'ii* three
feet, sustaining two jiaoifiil injurie'
.She was immediatel', rernovd to Ih.
Hays’ [iospita]^?!iere shi' i- now ci-n
o.| fined. .She was rep.ndi'd vesterday a-
resting as tomfortahly as could he
expei'U'd. and her many friends in the
city nnitt in wishing for her a 'peedy
oirecovi-rv.
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Join tKe Big Crowd
Every Saturday
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.\II ladies in this eommiinity are cordial
ly invited to attend our FREE Drawing
eveiy Saturday ni?»:ht, at 7 o’clock, at which
time we are giving away Valuable Prizes
to our customers w ith our compliments.
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♦ I ' llv l-idson R. .'ta.'.i'
That go\ernmcnt of business h\
|M politician for the gooii of the pt
o aliout as iangcioiis fir the pi
as a Mills homh wiili Die pin dra
O Let tlie pei pie take.pr.di' in the
I^ vately owne i Inisiiu'
Last Week’s Winners
IMrst Cri/.o—Mt:s. N. ,\. Simpson.
Second Prize—.Mrs. .\. R. W'allaek.
Third l‘ri/.e—.Mrs. .1. V. Edwards.
Fourth Prize—Mrs. Irby llipu.
Fifth Prize—.Mrs. A..J. Swansea.
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Did You Ever Stop
To Think?
ha\e and walk with wary stojis aroimd
the subject id" goxernmeiit, state or
municipal ownership and pdiMcal
nianageiimnt of Mrivat«> husmess, 1( is
a siihjis t- hruiigig up by many p iliti-
cians; it is a suliject fraught with
sinister possibilities,
l et the j)eoph* take hetnl of th«‘ les
son of mipriiu'ipled administration of
liU'.ness liy the politicians of l^is>ia:
let them meditate upon t1u"'e lliinvs
'and then ilrau a parallel.
'I'his sort of fooling with the conn-
:iy’s lest interests can’t go on for
ever.
The .American |H'< ph' arc slow to
wake up to the danger of ra heal
preachings by radical politicians, luit
when they do they maki* a very de
rided noise.
.Now is the tiiiu' to wake up
stay awake 1
and
t New Coach For
Clinton Hi
This Week’s Prizes Will Be:
1st Prize—1(1 Ib. Ham.
2nd Prize—1 lb. Banquet Tea.
3rd Prize—3 pints Mayonnaise.
4th Prize—1 lbs. Virginia Dare (’ake.
.">th Prize—1(1 lbs. Sujrar.
With each Title paid on accounts or for cash pur-
cha.ses, you will be jfiven a ticket entitling; you to
a chance at one of our regular Free Prizes Riven
away each Saturday eveninR at 7 o’clock. You
must be present to win.
^7 11 .McQiuu'n, member of Tuos-
4 4 (lay’s graduating elass at I’le'^hyteiian
^ eollege, has been «deet«*d instructor in
Knglish and athletie director in the
t'linlon high sehool for tiie ‘coming
year, siu aaMl.ng K. .M. .Shannon in the
latter imsition.
.Mr. M Queen i.s well mialificd for
the place he h.is Hcce|>te<l. Four years
7 he entered I’reshyterian college
4> from the .Mullins high sehool and has
ranktHi a.s a very popular student in'
all activities on the F. U. campus. Ho;
I has been an outstamling member of j
the varsity football team for the past
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Baldwin’s Grocery
’Good Things To Eat” -
Phones 99 aqd 100
N AttCN AL
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There Is No If About the Quality-Service-Savings Plan
... dent say IF you pav cash and IF y. n carry it heme we will .sell you cheaper.
Me are now the largest distributors of f<M) Is in the t wo (’arolinas and we haven’t had
to subtract one iota from our (Quality or Service in order to meet and better competitive
prucs (o w,u. Is it any wonder then (hat over a millit.n housewives are trading the
QUALITY-SERVICE-SAVINGS WAY?
White House COFFEE, lb. 38c
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OCTAGON
roiLfti •<>*!•
.Most refreshing for Toilet
and Bath
3 for
Borden’s Evaporated Milk.
3 tall or 6 small cans for .
25c
Bee Brand Spices, pkg 8c
Salad King Mayonnaise " 18c
Quaker Grits, large pkg. ... l&c
llAl.KNTINKS
Smoked Sausage, lb 24c
NHWHKKKV
Creamery Butter, lb.
33c
Kewpie TISSUE, 3 rolls
V Fill BEST
Vienna Sausage, 3 for
23c
Lard, 8 lb. bucket
95r
Pimentoes, large size
13r
Old Gold Cigarettes, pkg, ..
. 15c
Purity Iodized Salt, 2 for ..
. 17c
Lipton’s Tea, 1-4 Ib
23r
Red Band Flour, S. R. 24 lb..
S1.14
CHIPSO
Fhipso Sud.'*, last because
they're rich.
3 for
OCTAGON SOAP
Your choice of beautiful new pre*
miums if you Mve Octagon coupons
for
Fairy
Soap
.-> FOR
SNOW KING
Baking Powder, 25 oz. ..
.... 20c
BALENTINE’S
Breakfast Bacon, lb. ...
.... 32c
NEWBERRY
Hen Feed, 50 lbs
. S1.31
Red Band Flour, plain, 24 lb. Sl.lO
M’hen You Think of Bread or Cake^Remember
Clansmen’s and Becker’s Are Best
THESE MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS OF QUALITY SERVICE:
CLINTON. S. C. • WHITMIRE, S. C.
Baldwin’s Grocery, J. M. Pitts, Blakely’s Young Bros. Scott Crnr<»rv
Grocery, }, C. Boland, L. V. Pinson, Clin- w i:, o ^ , vxrocery
ton Mercantile Co. .
GOLDVTLLE, S. C.-^oanna Merc. Co.