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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. 8. C
THURSDAY. JULY 2. IMl
(Sltnton (EtironirU
E«tmbliah«d If00
WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and Publiaher
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'even when circumstances prevent themj flat rock was used for a good manryj
from making such trips in.flesh, theyjyears to crack hicker-nuts and english!
are often among you in thefr thoughts, I wanuts on, but later on, some of iti
Thejr youth will always live in Clin-j was blasted up and cut into stones andj
ton. the ressy dents hilt chimney-s out of'
Real fr-'edem was enioye<l by fortu
nate Clintonians who, according to last
week’s Chronicle, were on hand when
same, and they used some of them for
tombstones ansoforth.
flat rock was first settled oy the!
the college swimming pool was thrown I browrw?. but a drv year hit them, and,
open to the public, "niere was freedom,they moved off in 18 and 90, then the,
from the restrictions of ordinarythe second settlers, but a,
clothing, which allowed their bfKlies to wet year hit them, and they basted
ab.sorb the sunlight and to breathe the too, and they moved off. and then the,
pure ozone of .summer. There was the d^^ks entered upon the seen, and
exhiliration bom (tf the assertion of nothing has ever been able to bust,
the mastery of the human l>ody over them, but henry ford has hurt the hole
the water. And then, free from f^mbly a right smart. '
worry, they returned cheerfully to un-j j
liertake ta.sk.s which but the day he- ^ , . . , . . •
fore .,eeined to hold them in subjec-l, rock is not^ for her fine poul-;
, try and eggs, and ^llso for her high:
class beef which is sold by yore hum-i
HUGH L. EICHELBERGER
NEW YORK LIFE MAN
Ten Years Elxperience
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Professional Insurance Information
Furnished Free
( IJ.NTON, S. JULY 2. 19.11
ble corry spohdent, mr. "tnike Clark,!
That, tor all its obligations, the |.f(j ghe .sent two stalwart men off to'
married state is preferable to the free* the war and both of them got a nice
dom of single life, is the dwi.sion ofibonus, not long ago, and now they!
•Vlr.s. J. I,. Delaney and .Miss Leila own a pretty car apeace and bill;
The nation will have ano(h«*r birth- and literally, it would be unfortunate,
day Saturday, the one hundred and hut if it i.s only partly so, then p<‘r-,.. . , * r..,, . . . . . —
fifty-fifth, to W exact. ihaps the situation i.s not so bad after reports Mrs Dillard, draws a penson of 40? a month onner
all, becau.^e in truth Independence Day the .society editor, their fnend.s gath-; count of smelling some gass at the
If the mavnr of Atlanta takes a few doi>s stand for a little of that .sort of Mrs. Strickland battle of chatta therry in europe, and
la.st Thur.sday afternoon to honor their
more drinks, somebody will start a.tirnR, relief from the daily grind . i * • tie
, „ . I , , ■ 1 *1, , .u choice and to give, ever so freely, of
nominate him for rresi-ithe royal grind that the mother of . , . • .
. „ . . „ ,.uii,i,.,.,, their present.^ and good wishes.
I the colonies imposed on her cniblren.. • ''
■■ ' No other nation in hi.story was born'
sam draws 2.’>$ onner count of a mule
kicked him in texa.s.
movemert to
dent.
~ j flat rock has 2 stoars and 3 filling
Our merchants should keep this be- as ours WHS born; no other nation wa.s Of course, the Revolutionary fath-1 stations and a schoH house with a
fore them, ahva -s it is important dedicated to n'J'te the ideals to which ers visited about a little among their; st(M-pIe and 2 teec-hers, and also 2
that the town that sieks to extend its ours is dedicates!; and no other nation rieigiibors. But when they did go, they ,churche.s without reglad pastures, but
DOES THIS SERVICE SUIT YOU?
Dry cleaning and laundry collected
Monday and Tuesday morning re
turned Wednesday. Work collected
Wednesday and Thursday morning
returned Friday.
PRESSING
RETURNED IMMEDIATELY
Clinton Pressing Shop, Phone 151
trade territory be a good place tojis following tiui‘,' the path that our.s, usually walked. And they carrier! I some vi.sits us and preeches when
trade.
is following, i heavy blunderbus.rea with which to re-
I Ciiwittingly. our forefathers did pel attacks by unfriendly .savages and
The ,lirf,.r..r, >. a r«r„u.,- an.r .nor,- Ih.u, fp'-;-;"';* '>'■»«»■ ^ •" 'P'?'. «''»• B-
the po»t,.ffiee i, that »he., the p„«t. -lenee on that hot luly, day ,n '7(!.IO. tthitten, .Mis, .Martha Wh.tUn and
office department runs behind e„n., Without realirins it, they declared the: .Mi-t. Helen Ada.r who, aecordm* to
irreae make, an.,ther appropriation.' independenee of their deaeendni.la'.,ur I,w.l reporter, epent a plea«int
never we can raise enuff monney to i
pay him his per diem, the popperla-.
tion variou.s from 24 to 26 onner count.
of death.s out exceeding the births i
from time to time.
When the farmers run 'In'hind con
gress tells them to raise less,
HO'V< TO M AEE A (;(M)D TOWN
Put a peg of prbsiierity into your
from other thing.s from poverty, Friday last week vis’ting with friendiij rock is composed of nice, quiet j-!
from war, from ignorance, from un- in Spartanburg, fhev carried no guns, ango saxton white folks with a strong,'
tamwiiniai
anlf snirit. 'fcT.sTiCr
community by staying with it.
a goaTTsowly and i rrieniTs in a mo(TS*rn conveyahre“'They
painfully but none the les.s surely, we had no fears of Indians or wolves.
I^ttiKr ■ lejiflinjrj-hutii
or7nether(llsts7 as wi^ as'a
ew wTtK-
'J ££■:
, ^ ^ _ ;out faith and order, she has I poleen-j
are making our way. We are richer oubse, 4,hey have have had a thought j man who has never shot no'bcdy. if il
than any other people; we have more or two of ht-jaekers a.s they wended think of annything else to say about |
Always greet your neighbors with b.jsure, more time for recreation and their way homeward that evening.
a grasp of confidence.
Say a good word if it hurls. R<>mem-
enjoyrnent; and dimly we are begin
ning* to realize that this is making it
ber that those who insist (in I p^^sibU. fur u.s to breed better, hap-
them.selves will do it if given enough
rojie.
<Iive your neigldttir a right to an
opinion as long as hi* ki'i'O.s it to him-
|);er, stronger men than other people. |
Mappines- perbo'-s 'ben*, after all.:
is the one w.inl tbit e-pr'-cs our
goal Happiness that conn ilirough
self. Discu-s questions involving .V<nir i ma^er'a! cares, through
better welfare instead of arguing with ^ Ci.jj,. „f f(,n -gn ag-
^ . gj-fssiim, fear of domestic ili.si'iiri
.■\;i|)ly the (ioldcn Rule '•egardle.ss of'
ct 11. cquncces.
B ick IIP your i hurchc' and relative
affiliations. You will ♦’col betti*r and
Nobody’s Business
By Gee .McGee
llavi
flat rock, i will rite oy foam it; in be-
foar you go to press.
yores trulie,
mike Clark, rfd.
K. .Mood Smith, O. II.
Felder Smith, O. I).
fear of p 'Veity bappiiicss that con
r
oedoni and perfect .self-
,1,
besides a'e settuig a ir.) d cy,<.up;o
for the young pe iplc.
1 live t he y UI’U I 0 ‘ 'U' '■ of
clean. vi-lc.,on'o pli-a .pro
F'aibi>'t*s ri’fleot on the en''!'c t I'vn.
Sc"' what V oil ran d> ! > keen y uii
neighbor- on l''i> of the water, ll.in’l
let him drown.
l/‘t’s baviy m.'re handshakes and
arm in arm conferences with a goo.l
will Darting. It adds to the day’.s
events.
Ix't’s break the shi'll and step out.
The world is wondering what we are
going to do next. Let’s show ’em.
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\ 'o h; • ;ml ren -bed thi-^ yet
jlty nan;, niny \e-vrs of -<1 i-uggb
Wi* are I'end eg ow’»rd if It
, I',.,,, • U'- 'hi’i'iH’’ a beau* ‘'ll
ion, dr, vim a o i I’orevor.
' \nl .-O, we lejieat. tb* ave'-agi-
.Vmeric.ui i< v.'iser tlian be knew
w hen he m..ke.> I adePetiden e ' i lay a
'day of recreation and rc-t. ll.s a''ion
.-♦ymiadtzes thi-h.. freA.“<luJll ai.td. .lei ill '
!lhat the American, more than an; mu*
jelse, enjoys.
e I ou a l.ii) Pond In Your
Own Backyard
“My town’’ has gone plumb daffy
about liuckyai ;i lily •>onds, and my own
dear, darling, la-onomical wTfe ha- got
one in bi*r head at la-t. Jslie has lily
poi .1 catalogues pouring in by every
’n.rl, and our rear-sitti*’g room is lit-
lenter t > eireumfereiiei*
and iledgns and deserip-
DRS. SMITH & SMITH
Optometrists
lo
iCl • I ft.-Ill
w 'li ni'.-dem
t on V
ri'ere ain’t any room jji any of outp
' ,\ards ipiwaday.H for 'he washpot !
VIEWS OF OUR NEWS
Bv (’hicavfoan
ITIK MORATORir.M
In calling in the leaders of both the
ma,ior |)o!iti;al parties ami ge'ting
bill
ami tuti-k. I he chicken industry has
mflered terrildy because of this lily
perpk (»u.*inoss. W'hy, half the folks
can’t find a deeejit pla-'i* to dump the
ashe.s fnrrn their furnm-.tr. b-at nobody
ain’t paying any attention at al| to
their front yurd.s that i.s if they
have a backyard, but where there’s no
backyard, lily tx.nds are springing up
;n fnnit vards.
. SPECIALISTS
Eyes Examined fitusseM Preacribed
I 16 Most .Main Street Phone 101
Lafmratory for Prompt Repair Service
Clinton, S. C.
MCKESSON
OUAUn PRODUCTS
Milk of Magnesia, full pint 39c
full4apJL.
Heavy Mineral Oil, full pint ... 60c
Virgin Olive Oil (Italian) full pint 90c
Peroxide, full pint 40c
Purest Epsom Salts, pound 20c
Aspirin Tablets, ICO for 69c
Shaving Cream, lb. tube 39c
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
“At Union Station” Telephone 400
The Clinton Chronicle—SI.50 a Year
Last Week’s News Reviewed U>
Stranger In The Windy t’ity
thcM- aj ,)n<val befnii baiid, Pres'alent
Hoover acted in a -tati smanlike way ('hicago. III., .luiu* “When in the
in imtl n*' farwanl his proposal for a ,.„„rse of human events
1 fairly respectable lily pond can i
tie built for 76 dollars and 3.6 cents.!
Ole woman diddent want to a.sk any
• lie how to construct a lily ponil, so
cue ycin su--i»en<ion of imymcnt of
.So lie-! she set out to design and maker her
prui - pa! :ii
• I intere-t i n w'ai deV.s.
gan thi
founder.s
document with wliicb the own, so she and 2 othiM- darkies who
of the nation announced its knew a t nv bit about cement and mor-
I: .-ec-os t ' (le the liclief of tlx* men , rteedom. After a bloody struggle, tlx* ta , built one that was 7 feet deep
who know mist about such things that doniMiation of Kngland was brought i (♦ lx* noi'iia! denth of a nice one is
th.s will linr. •
impnivemetif in
aixixt ail imixcdiati*
ha i'x*-s conditions
over tlx world. Pri'- deiit Hoover’s
to an end, and now each year millions about two f(s*t) and filled it with
ongreg.iti* to cel(*lirate tlx- historic vva'cr. atxi that night ber ol.l man was ^
event. But tlx* “coui-'e iif human trying to slin into the house thru the
ju'-tifice x I’ is if cours**, t'-,*\t it will! rvciits" is net eixied. .And each week, kitclien, and danged if he diddent fall
In IX f t ti l* I'lbted .Stages of .\*ncr;i-a. The ('hioiiicb*. ami thousands of other in that thing and was almost drowned
W’e an* not in ' -u* hu.sim*ss nf d-iing j ix*w.spapcr>.. chroiucles its progress. befu e a p. lic«*man nulled him out. j
th'.ngs because they will benefit some : — ■
.\s yixi w >11 know there was a time figgered and figgered
vvh«*n oxlv the “rmlb als" of their day ■"> her lily pool atxl has a list of the
advoiated sii-h a thing as Amerx-an things she wants in it. I thought all
iixii iX'ixlenci*. But why bring that up ''' h.ive to buy was a f«*vv lily plants
now'.’ Why, in those pre Revoluti'ii- and some 'ther cheap water flora but;
iiy ilays they were even igtx rant of "hat you reck n; you hafter put some-j
the g um* at whii h Fn‘d Oxley. ] 6-! thing- in them nools lH*sides flovv<'rs
vcar-ol i son of Mr. and Mrs. \V. (V ansoforth. and my wife has pi-ked
(ithi r i-onntry unless wi* g(*t a c»r-|
respoixiiiig bcix fit. But when men liki*
()w«n D, A’oung, the famous Demo
crat wlio-c name is at'achs-d to tlx*
Yyuing plan for German renurations,
such nx-n of big affairs as ( harics G
Dawi-s an.t .Xmlr* vv Mellon on the Ke-
publican side, an 1 stH'(*--im*n on tlx*
onb r of Nevv‘on Baker and I artcr o^lcv. mailc such a fiix* showing “'B fi'm" the catalog the following ani-
(ila-s on the Deixoi’iatic -'iile, all agr4*o pactu-ipating in tlx* iiinior gdf ’'i.hI lit**, which must ho in then* also:;
.6 Iapaiie.se snails
h Rams horn snails
7 Salamanders
Fish
2 Weataher
S Tadp. !es
(5 \s,sor‘od Knails
t) ('.old Kish
2 Glanis
$t..60
8 09
rt..6.6
6.30
.3.25
6.00
6.00
2.00
that to e.i-vo un the e-oniimic pressun* tom-nament .at Greensboro. Knowledge
on Germa-iy w.ll result in improv*di„f Scotland later,
husim* s ;n .Ai'ureica. we. naturally, w hence, of course, came also a
have to agree with them. 1 hey know a'lfjsto for o.atmeal, good whiskey, and
gr«*at deal nxirs* about it than we do. about whom so many stories
We do nut understaixl that anyone thrift are told. Any way. the voung
expects an instantaneous return, or a; a.sse'inhleil on the course at
return in a sinde year, to the high Sedgefield ('ountry club, resemhUsI the
point of prosperity which we reached Revolutionary fathers, last Saturday,
in 1928. But already the financial amiixhat i.s. they did if they wore their
business world is «lemonstrating |knickers and disnla.ved manly calves !'ut it looks like it is going to be,
confidence that the upsw ing has h?- jp manner of the colonial blades, i^^l'^aper for us to move off somewhere j
gun, an<l the outlook for the coming of course, they lacked the powdered to a natural swamp — rather!
year seems distinctly brighter than it ^igs. But what would Martha Wash-1 than make one of our own. Now, folks,
did a month ago. jington have said about the attire worn all of them snails and tad-
After all. it is hnly goml business tojf,y women golfers. poles, it costs about 25 dollars and 48
give a debtor easy terms if he cannot 1 j cents to get the grass and rock plants
Weil, I think lily pools are all right.
meet the terms agreed on. That is true
a.s between nations, as it is between
Individual-. Everybody who owes more
Xnoney thaiv he can immediately pay
has found his creditors generally wil!-
In change there is rest. That’s the for the pond,
reason, when Miss .lanet I>eake spends
the summer in New York doing Y. M.
C. A. work, as reported in last week’s
She want.s me to go down to the
farm and haul all of the •big rocks up
! paper, she fiiwls it possible to forget to our house and pile them on the
ing to take what he could give them, ^ fjpje daily routine to which sides of the driveway and path to the
rather than to apply undue pressure, j had become accustomed in Clin-1 garden. I guaes 111* haw to do Uk».
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It is only fair to Germany to give thatifop ^p^ there’s a certain freedom inreverybody else. Ruin my backyard and
republic the same kind of a chance tojfhp hig city, the oppv)rtunity to see'bank account, and then have to tear
eatch up that private business inter-j^p^j hear thinsrs that give rise to new all of the junk out and cart it away
•sts grimt to their customers who may I thoughts. But after a time, as Miss
be in difficulties. jjap^t will tell you, there comes the
home and the familiar
INDEPENDENTE DAY faces.
There are those who are inclined to
think that Americans take their na-
next vear-«-^hen they go out of style.
histry of flat rock, by request,
deer mr. editor:
i have benn asked to rite up a his-
Thcre are reasons, economic and I try of flat rock and publish same in
lional like their own birthdays, as a otherwise, which make it imperative‘yore valuble papetr, and i will do so
matter of course, that the anniver- that Walker Bailey, and many others.|as followers:
saries lose their patriotic favor and'live out the most of thejr lives in a' -
that reduced to its lowest common de-.hig city like Wa.shington. But give histry of flat rock, by request
nominator, the Fourth of .luly will be them a few days respite from the fe-| flat rock was discovered by the in
fer most persons a day on which they i verish activity of the metropolis, and dians onner count of it had a big flat
will not have to work—a day on which j right back to the old home town they
io “lay off” and devote themselves to'come, as Mr. Bailey did last week
«aw and recreation. jwith his family to visit his parents,
U that should be true universally I Dr. and Mrs. T. L. W'. Bailey. And | language.
rock in its mist, and they therefoar
named the place winnie-wa-wa, which
means flat rock in the united states
There Is No Let Up In
Jimbo’s Shoe Store
BANKRUPT SALE
These Are the Good Old Days When a Dollar Will Do
Its Duty. Come to our Store, Expecting Your Dollar’s
To Do Double Duty. Never Before Such Low Prices.
HUNDREDS OF SPECIALS ON SALE ALL THIS
WEEK AT RECORD-BREAKING PRICES.
Men's Summer Suits, a value QC
\ou can’t afford to miss
Men’s Bunts, a lar^e stcck to
select from ... a/0
Men’s Dimity Check Union Suits, OQc
well made, full cut
Men’s Dress Shirts, solid and
fancy colors ... 00
Men’s Athletic Shirts and Draw- OCc
ers, srorment iLD
Men’s Sox, a Rood quality, on Tc
sale at. pair D
Men’s Good Caps, low price for AAc
this Bankrupt ^le
Men’s Straw Hats, in the new AAc
styles, at each , Oil
Men’s Good M’ork Shoes, JQ
at a low price 91*40
One rack of Men’s and YounR Men’s
Oxfords, sport styles, also JQ
black and tan leathers, pair *40
Hou.se Dresses, fast colcrs, a >|A*^
genuine bargain 41/
One rack of Silk Dresses up AQ
to $10.00 values
Ladies Sport Slippers, latest AQ
styles and colors ) 1 ««/0
House Slippers, just arrived.
Your choice, pair
One table of Children’s Dresses, |Ac
real values IJf
Ccuplete stock of Ladies’ QA^
Millinery, from .... Olf up
Women’s Pure Thread Silk, full-fash
ioned Hose, in all the new shitdes, CAc
at pair
REMEMBER
W’e are here to stay, and guarantee satisfaction on every purchase. AVe
gladly exchange any purchase or refund your money if you want it.
JIMBO'S SHOE STORE
Next to Rose’s 5c and 10c Store'.
CLINTON, S. C.
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