The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 11, 1931, Image 7
THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1931
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
I
Try Onr
35c PLATE LUNCH
Also
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
50c
KOU I'AUTIES or BANQl’ETS
PHONE 24.3
Mary Musgrove
Tea Room
Cooking School To
Be Held In City
ACCEPTS PLACE WITH
WOODMEN OF WORLD
KIWANIS CLUB i
MEETS FRIDAY
A two-clay Free EUn'tric Cookin?
T. M. Booth, well known local citi-' The regular meetings of the Ki-
zen, has accepted a position with the i wants club, beginning tomorrow, will
o . , 1 u * .Woodmen of the World organiZHtton, be held on Friday evenings instea'l of:
School sponsored bv the water and . ^ ^ j * j ■ r
.as deputy for I>aurens county. Mr.iThursday as in the onst, during June,
light department of the t itv of vlin- „ , . . .• r i i * i. u u i
light depart
ton, will be held on the aftenioons of
Booth has- already entered upon hisj.July and August. The change has
— See —
‘HELL’S ANGELS’
MON., TUES., and WED.,
JUNE 15-1617
THREE DAYS
Fashion’s Favorite
4 ne
w'hose
June 22nd and 2Jrd. Tue senool will . ^ ,
iu u ij • .1- j .• j icnce inaugurate a campaign for an
'be held in the domestic science de- . , t . • • .r
. . # .L 1 I u- u u i! increased membership in the county.
■ partment of the local high schoon ^ . . .. ..
! .... j u 1 j: .u I All interested parties in insurance or
[building and all lames in the commii-! i
I I- n • j memhership in this well known or-'
nitv are cordially invited. i..
• , . ganization, are asked to get in touch
j The school is intended to show stated yesterday.
QUAKERS ;ton housewives how to accomplish the •
Religious Society of Friends, delicate and dainty touches they love ^
members are usually called iso much to see on the dinner and WILIilAM MOORHEAD
new duties and states that he will atjlieen made by the club on account of'
the Thursday
the summer.
afternoon closing for
Casino Theatre
You’ll like this one. Not only a high
grade SILHOUETl E UOMPAtT' at , , ,, . u .u j ♦ c u
. . „| . • 1. . .. i<'f discipline, removing some of the re- to show the many advantage' tf .he
a surprisingly -tow price, but a won-' . . ^ ^ ...
derful bargain! .Appealingly new
i“Quaker.s." has ju.st ame.nded its book | luncheon table, and at the same lime
of discipline, removing some of the re- to show the many advantage' tf '.he
strictions on the dress and speech of Hotpoint electric ran^e sold by the
OBI'S HIS DIPI.OMA
Trim. neat. Well constructed
non-tarnishable finish and
Only $1.00.
with
its members. It still adheres to its fun-icity.
W’illiam Moorhead, son of Mr. and'
I Mi'S. W. .A. Moorhead of Goldville, is j
iat home for the summer from the!
FRONTIS
Jewelry Store
fr.ends will learn with interest of the
honors and distinctions he received at
Clinton, S. C.
NO MORE rats
or mice, after you use R.AT-SNAP
It*K a sure rodent killer. Trv a pack
age and prove it. Rats killed witu
RAT-SNAI‘ leave no smell. Cat.s or
dog.s won’t totihii it. tJuaranteed.
.ASc size—1 cake — enough for
Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar.
6.5c size — 2 rakes — for Chicken
House, coops, or small buildings.
$1.25 size
all farm and
leather tenet, which is simplicity ini Mrs. Beulah M. Yates, home econo ,
external things, a.s well as in .spiritual mist expert, will have charge of the' School for Boys, Rome,!
I things. {.school and comes highly recommended ^’^* •lhJH>'» was a member of the
j President Hixiver. the most dis- as a nottsi cooking authority and do- cla.ss last week and his
tinguished member of the Society of} mestic science lecturer.
F'riends, habitually wear.s the plainest Other details pertainirg to the ^ ,
and simplest clothes that any presi- school, will appear in The Chronicle. ^ r<oa si oo
jdent has ever worn, the dark Quaker next week. '
grey being his favorite color. But
Quaker girls are no longer forbiilden
^ to dress modishly, although they are j
still warned against the extremes of^
fashion. iopeii for the session of lP.'ll-;>2 on
The vitality of th<' Quaker sect has | August dl. .All pupils who ^yjj| have a carload of South
been remarkable. Its moral influence „n one or more studies!
has always been very jiowerful. And I (Juriiig the past se.^sion will be given
BARGAIN PRICES
NOW ON
Fine
NOTICE TO PUPILS
NOTICE!
have never hear(4 of- a Quaker in neeii nn.xaminations on Saturday. .August
of charity. :'><i^ jf they care to take them.
J. Harvev Withersnoon. Sunt.
SUNLIGHT . 4* . ,
r- • . 1 .V, 4 «« peitevt example
F.\ery scientist know’s that the en- ’
orgy of the light rays from the sun, I
buildings, or factory buildings.
YOUNG’S ¥h AR^CY
.)f .■!c.'''>iv (ireek ar
chitecture I have ever seen.
. -i • .. .V _» I The mire beautv of line which
.5 cake»—enough for .the earth, amounts to jimi > Ihuildin-'s and the colonna ie
<lecM)-
.sensiiiilities. Around eiuh
^
f
I
energv has long been discussed: NW,. ■ .u 4-' i
, t o„,.i:« J' d»H*p frieze in the (ireek manner.
Dr. Bruno Lange, of Berlin, has, . * . .. «,u
a,,., idt'P'tding ath etos in action. These
method of converting this sun I ' v , e- 1 1 .1
u • vj.ir, ibas-reliof figures are coho-ed. th<> way
mechanical power, c'un- • . o 1 . .
of nhoto- (treeks ii«ed to paint their
tat lies. We see statuary in mu'cums
iin pure white marlde but <lo n.it real
ize that the originals were p.iinteti
over the sltme in natural colors.
ib'. Cherry has (reatisl a thing of
1‘ate Hull Weevil Molasses and
Calcium Arsenate. Also Porto
Rica Sweet Potato Slips, Seed
Cow Peas, Cane Seed, Meal and
Hulls, Oats, Sweet Feed and
Hay.
Lemon
♦
n
o
All kinds of Chicken Feeds.
See us for best prices.
Delicioiis tnd Rc&Mhinf
SERVED I
COUNTRIES
TUNI IN on oor rodio program
3l-p1«cc, •lUstrtnf orchotr*. GrantUnd
Kicc interviawing world celebrities.
• Evory Wodnosdoy Night •
(JREENWOOD
COCO-COLA HOT. ( ().
(Jreenwood, S. ( .
n HAD TO BE GOOD
TO GET VTHERE IT IS
found a
energy into
light striking a new type
electric cef! sets up an electric cur
rent which will turn a motor.
■All that remains to be done to make
the sun run all of the world’s ma-
FARMERS
EXCHANGE
chines is to find a wa> of doing it which will be a joy forever to
cheaply enough. At pre.sent the lost you'h of VVi'.'^tern Kentucky,
of the aujiaratus is about two hundred
and fifty times as much jier unit of -
powi'i' generated as a modern steam
(O' hy<lro-e!ecti'ic plant, but some day
it will !h* cheaper than water power.
T. J. Blalock, Mffr.
, Clinton, S. C.
Extract
Fine
Pine
apple
Extract
TSTmiTss'wrva'iiroc'
We Are Selling Lots of All Three
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
Telephones .377 and 100 “(’orner .\t Union Station'
FORD
T'l me the most interesting thing
alatu' Henry Ford i> his imiuiring
min<i. .\o other individual, and few
listitutiens, spend so much tinu* and
111 !uy in the effort to find basic ri'iii-
odic' for social and ecitnomic evils as
Mr. Fold does. When he .lia*^ an idea
that he thinks will work he doesn't
haw to ask anyboily else to finance
it. but goes ahead and tries the exper
.meiit on a full-sized scale. |
Hi* laletit plan to insure continuous!
i mploymont to hi.s workers is to .shut
d( wn his plants for the annual inven
tory in summer instead of in winter,
and to give all of those laid off a
chance to work on his own and other
farms, thus increasing agricultural
production and maintaining the work
ers’ incomes.
Mr: Ford ha.s long believed that six
ty days’ work in the year i.s all that is!
really needed to produce most food ^
crops. It will be interesting to see how !
his experiment works .ut.
STANDARD mi m SCALE
BATINCir /
NOW- there In expert heip for ereryhodg
in the neieetion of an electric refrigerator
INDIGESTION
“My work Is confining,
and often I eat hurriedly,
causing me to have Indi
gestion. Gas will form
and I will smother and
have pains In my chest.
“I had to be careful
what I ate, but after
someone had recom
mended Black-Draught
and I found a small
pinch after meals was so
helpful, I soon was eat
ing anything I wanted.
“Now when I feel the
least smottietlng or un
comfortable bloating, I
take a pinch of Black-
Draught and get relief.
—Clydo Vaushn. !• Shlppjr St,
OroonnU*. B. C.
Sold m 35# pRCkSfMl
The city of .N'ew York has b.-gun to'
dig away part, of the shore*.; of Man-'
hattan i>;land in order to provide deck
-pace for the new Cunai'l liner, whi h
will be 1,0Ih feet long the first -^hip
to ev. eed the thuii,'‘un<l-fn..l length. [
Thi.-i giant of the seas is still known'
meiei;, a> number ••.'idd.” ft will prob-j
aoly be named the Hiitannia. .She vvil!.
o-l thirty million d,liars, and dis-
rUi'-e seventy-thpee thousand tons of
water. .She is expecteil to be not only,
the .vorH'- largi'st shiji. '"jt the fast-^
e*t large ship.
When the airship repla-es the wa-,
Iter-borm ship for fast pas«enger ser-
U-ice, as it certainly will, the Britannia
■ and her like will still be useful .’argo
'carriers. |
, AUTHORS
Arnold Bennett, the F.nglish novel
ist who recently died, left an estate of
.$,500,000. That i.s not much for a suc
cessful novelist to accumulate in these
days. Mary Roberts Rinehart has
Earned more than two million dollars
with her pen. Sinclair Lewis can count
■on at least $100,000 profit from every
j novel he wTites.
There are more people reading books
in America tedav than ever before,!
and even obscure authors are earning j
more money than most bankers and j
business men ever get.
! I know one newspaper man who |
j wrote a book that was published re-
jcently, and which has already sold
' 13,000 copies. He gets twenty.five
{cents for ecah copy sold, and it took
him six weeks to write the book, which
makes its first month’s earnings high
pay for a newspaper man.
A recipe for riches: Write a book,
but be sure it is an interesting book
that people will want to read.
STANDARD RATING SCALE
o Is the refrigerator maniifneliireil by
a reliable coni|niny with i>r<)f*er ex-
i ierieiiee in the electric refrigeration
ield.^
for Electric
Jlefriyera iion
o Has it plenty of food and ahelf
apace?
o la the cabinet itself well designed,
sturdily built and |)rois'rly inauliiU'd?
ice cubes l»e had without affecting
the leni|K*r!«tnre on the bssl shelves?
(Too low ti tein|M*rHture on the shelves
will, of course, injure fexMi.)
Is there provision for the fn^ezing
' li*
of an ndi^quate supply of ice culies
th ■
(Qnnniity of icx* rather than nnmtier
of culs*s, which may lie of large or
small size, ahoiild be taken into airi-
sideration.)
o Win the refrigerator constantly
maintain a proper temperature for
the preservation of fixids?
o U.an the freezing of ice culie* and
desserts be speeded up when the
neeil arises?
o Can this extra freezing speed for
o Is there a |ilace to keep ice cream,
meat, fish, game, “quick frosterf’’
fiKKls or extra ice cnls-s indefinitely
at a be/oa* fuHiz.ing leinjicruture?
e Are these various temperatures (a.
extra fast frwziiig; 6. fast freezing;
c. Ix'low freezing for storage; and d.
normal fiKxl preservation tempera
ture) aufomalically maintained wilh-
oul any aUention from Uie ownrr?
• Does the refrigerating unit operate
often or infrequently? (The fewer
’’stopa’’ and “starts’'^ the longer the
unit will Inst and the less it costs
to run.)
o How long will the cooling niiil
coiilirnie to osil the refrig«*rutor,
even I bough the current is slint off.^
(Ilefrigeratiori should continue for
10 or 12 hours.)
o Can the battk parts of all shelves,
even the lowest, be reached without
kneeling or sitting down?
o Has provision lieen made for keep
ing vegetables fresh and crisp?
e t'.an the refrigerator top Is* used to
‘ set things down for a moment’’ while
the exmtents of the cabinet are iHiing
re-arranged?
• Will the refrigerator add to the
attractiveness 01 the kitchen?
o Has the experience of users over a
long period of years proved the re
frigerator long-lived and dependable?
Th« Kelvinntor line In
cludes models priced
from f174.50, f.o.b. fac
tory, upteard. Any one
of theae may be pur-
ehaeed on the ReDieCo
Monthly Budget Flan.
YEAR
GUARANTEB
^Aed/bvd^
BLACK-
DRAUGHT
WOMEIN who are run-down, ner-
Toua, or suffer every month, should
tako Cardui. Used for over 50 year*.
! BEAUTY
, Dr. Henry H. Cherry, president of
the We.stern Kentucky State Teachers ^
college at Bcwling Green, .sperit years!
persuading the.state authorities that!
beautiful survoundings in a school had!
definite cultural value fbt* the stu-1
dents. He has built on top of a hilLI
overlooking a w'de, lovely valley, a I
group of building.s, including gymna-|
siuni and stadium, which are the most'
T IHE S.O.S. of bewildered buyers ha^ been answered at
last. The Standard Rating Scale has ended the perplexing
questions of ^What can I expect?” and ^Wbat should I look
for?” in an electric refrigerator. Now, with the help of the
Scale, you can think about everything, nik about everything
and be sure that in the end you are getting all that electric
refrigeration can give. Your own good judgment will tell you
that any refrigerator meeting aU the requirements
of the Scale must be the one best choice. We
welcome the application of the Scale to Kelvinator.
E. M. TIMMERMAN
SALES AND SERVICE
I’hone 101 Smith’s Pharmacy (’Mntoii, S. C.
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