The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 23, 1931, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1931
Renew Your Health
by Purification
Favors Newberry
For Milk Plant
B. Y. P. U. Meet
Held At Cross Hill
Any ph^ician will tell you that
“Perfect Purification of the System
is Nature’s Foundation of Perfect
Health." Why not rid yourself of
chronic ailments thre are undermin
ing your vitiUty? Purify your en
tire system by taking a thorough
course of Calotcbs,—once or twice a
week for several weeks—and see how
Nature rewaids you with health.
Caloinhs purify the blood by acti
vating the liver, kidneys, stomach ami
bowels. Trial package, 10 cts. Fanii-
"ly package, 35 cts. All dealers. (Adv.)
SPKriAi. OFFER
Cosmopolitan—$2.5(i per yei-
down and $1 sei'ond mon^h. a-vl ■> >
the third month.
See
JAMF.S W, ( AIJ)WE!,I-
N<-wherry, July 21.— H. P. Fell, en
gineer for the Borden Milk company,
who has been inspe'cting variou.s sites
in South Carolina for loeation of a
plant to produce dehyd»'ated milk, said
today 1); fore leaving for New York
hai-an exnerimenlaJ plant pro’taidy
will IK t reeled in Newlierry.
Tile horden company is interes'ed
in the high iodine content of S > its
f'arolina milk. .Mr. FHI said the ex
perimental plant will prohahly be
erected in two or three months and
•'dried milk" produced for prohahly a
year before a dsK'ision i.s reached on
reeling a permanent plant.
Milk from probably ten sections of
the .s'.ate will he u led, he said.
BOND
FLOWER SHOP
n nWF.irs FOR AM, OCCASIONS
I.".: W. Main St. IMione
Clinton Realty and
Insurance Co.
n. II. nOYI), Agent
reprewnting Several of the
Country’s Oldest and .Strongest
Insurance Companies.
Office:
.Second FI«M>r National Bank
'fWl .9.^4
'I’elephone No. 6
Residence I’hone 107
Delicious and ^
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PURE
AS SUNLIGHT
TUNI IN on our radio program
31-piccc, «ll itrlnq orchr^lr.. Gr.nfijnd
Rice Interviewing world celebfltlei.
• Evory Wodnotday Night •
( iC r\t\(M»0
( ; ') 1 <51 \ Itoi'. to.
tireeow«<K|, S. < .
IT HAD TO RE GOOD
TO GET Trnr.KP. it is
BILIOUS m
“I have used Black-
Draught . . . and have
not found anything
that could take its
place. I take Black-
Draught for bilious
ness. When I get bili
ous, I have a nervous
headache and a ner
vous, trembling feeling
that unfits me for my
■work. After I take a
few doses of Black-
Draught, I get all
right When 1 begin
to get bilious. I feel
tired and run-down,
and then the headache
and trembling. But
Black-Draught re
lieves all this.**—0.
B0ndria, B^mtrviU*.
For Indigestion, eon-
ittiMtlon, biliousness,
tak^
MM
Thedfords
BLACK
.New’m 2Ty, July 21. 11. P. Ke'I,
r hief fiigiiuKT of the Borrlcn' .Milk
company, largest milk <'<>mpaiiy in the
country, came to New})erry th;.s aficr-
noon for the .second tim<* iliirir e his
sojourn in .South Carolina aint while
here* looked over Mweral site.-; for the
pr(»[)()sed experimental plant.
.Mr. Feli favor.-; NewlK-rry for the
(.!i-p,:sc‘d :.;te he told m-wspaper
men in .Newin-ny t.his [•'’terniMm, and
will recommeml .\'<‘wben’y upiri hi«
return l i .New York the !atL'*r puit of
the week. Me is of opinion that the
Fioard will ae(|uies<'»’ to his recommen
dation'. Me favors ,\’ewlK‘rr; Ixsau.'U'
it i.s the nio.'«t centrally loca'eil in the
part of the state where experiments
will he c.iiried on. The llorden engin
eer talk<“d of the experimental plant,
sayinj.' that the hoani of <lir«H-fors of
I hi.s company are much impre.ss«sl by
‘ claipix.
u^eTTiTmmission as to the high
licKline and nutritional content of South
Carolina milk arid Ihrougfi its plant
will he able to conduct further ex
periments.
If fh* re is a high .iKline content in
the .South Carolina milk alter it i.s
(Iritsl and -f the experiments show
that it c:ifi he found every day in the
year, then the com|)afiy will Ik* inter
ested in establishing a lai'gei plant in
.South Carolina. 'ITie di‘hy<lr.ilion plant
will he icady to o| ahoii* October
I.
■Mr. I''(•l! was accomti.ir.ii .. t> N»‘w
♦lerry by 1 . (I. (’iishmaii, dairy <>xpert.
Tboy returned to Columhia tonigh*
The annual meeting of the Laurens
<k)unty B. Y. P. U., Laurens a.ssocia-
tion, wa.s held last Tur-sday with the
union of the Bapti.st church at Cro.s.j
Hill. The se.ssions, morning and af
ternoon, were presided over by (L
Leon Waldrop of l.aarcns, prep.id"nt
of the county organization. The morn
ing ses.sion was opened with dev I'ion-
al service.s, led bv .Miss Lillie Nelson
of the Poplar Spring.- church union
1 he address of welci.me- wa.s then giv
en by Miss Catherine Wharton, and
the resi)ori''e was by .Miss Raymoth
Wardell of the union of the Se:-ond
Baptist c hurch Of l.jiurens.
The main address of the morni ig
was made by Miss .Margaret Owings,
of Gray Court, who.se sahject, “Thiei-
Weapons To Be Used Daily," was
thoughtfully and heljifully di.scussed
by the speaker. .She was followed in a
brief talk by the Rc'V. John H. Wash
ington, pastor^of the Se-ond Baptist
church of [..aurens.
At the afternoon session, which wa.s
ojM*ned with devotional exercises by
Mrs.'Marjorie Stevens, of Clinton, ten
minute addresses were madi* by .Mrs.
K. M. Bostic, of Cross Mill, .Miss Imo
Tumblin and R. F.. 'rhorivpson. of Lau
rens. SfK'cial mu«ic ‘‘or the meeting
w.ts furnished by the Cross Dill union.
In the se-lection of general officers
for the ensuing t<*rm. .Mr. Waldrop
was re-«*l**ct*-d pre-ude-nt, .Miss Lillie
•Nelson was elected vicc-pres'dent, and
.Mi.ss Eunice Chiimtdey of l.aurens,
sevretary and treasurer.
The ri'Xt me«-ting of the c
ion will Ik* held with the
Ridge church.
fourth prize, Mrs. Charlie Smith,
$1.00.
The following received prizes for*
^the be.st 'flower gardens: First. Mrs.j
'A. M. Berry, $10,00; second Mr.s. L.
^M, Ixrwe, $7.50; third, Mrs. Betty
iCauble, .$.5,00; fourth, Mrs. W. T. Dill,
$3.50; fifth, Mrs. .Amelia Vandiver,
•^2.00; sixth, Mrs. Fred .Meeks, .?1.W.
HEAVY MINERAL OIL
$2.00 Per Gallon
666
Smaller quantities in proportion. A good oil priced to fit
9c cotton condititns. VVe buy it by the barrel and pass
the .saving on to you.
LIQUH) OR TABLETS
Uolicves a Headache or Neuralgia in
30 minutes, checks a Cold the firM
day, and checks .Malaria in three dacs.
G66 Salve for Babv’s Cold i
S,ADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
TELEPHONE 400
TELEPHONE 377
unty un-
('hestnut
GARDEN CONTEST
AT I.YDIA MILLS
Tb e annual garden contest was held
in the Lydia mill community on Fri
day, .luly 17th. T’he .ludges were Miss
.Margar<‘t Blakely. Mr- T, <1. M in's
and Mrs. Mugh B. Workman.
'rb*‘re were a large nuir'bcr of -'pC n-
did vegetaiib* g’ardens, four pr’/cs be-
, iug give*! for (he best, \\ irifie(> w-re:
i First prize. Mrs. .1. I.. Die kett, $5.(10;
•se<-ond prize, .Mr.s. .Bdiii V itirue, 00;
Ithird prize. Mrs. .Maude Ter-y, dJ
S. ♦
100,000 Pounds Coffee
INTRODUCTORY SALE
BIRDSEY’S BEST COFFEE
(Yacuum Packed)
To introduce BIRDSEY’S BEST, the finest ('offee yru have ever la'i’od,
we will .sell for eight (8) days, beginning Friday, July 2tlh, threugh Sat
urday, August 1st —
1 lb. Vacuum can Birdsey’s Best Coffee .... 34c
(Regular Price)
2nd Vacuum can Birdsey’s Best Coffee .... 17c
(Half I'rice)
Making 2 cans Birdsey’s Best Coffee 51c
""fOTTBri
Fair Play Coffee (absolutely pure) . 12c
BIRI)SEY'’S BEST CDh’F'EE is packed in Vacuum cans and will keep
fresh indefinitely. You may purchiLse as many cans as you like during
this sale. For consumers only. Not .sold to merchants at this price.
Also BIG REDIK’TION ON FI>()IIR. .Ask for new prices at our stores.
Birdsey Flour Mills
F all j^Iaced In
Penitentiary
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thf ';i ' V liicli lias bi- '.pi'd b,i!i: i' '
uptii) h;m» ;■*
riit“ 7(l-yr.ai-idd f rnicr si\ |•(•?,•u■y u 'l
the iiiK-rii'i' '.vas t luiVadtti'd :asi night [
tn siM've a senten of a year and a,
(lav on conviction of acaptiug $100.-1
000 to iH'gotiatc i lease on fideral oi!
naval re''Tve.s wbile he was a cahinol
member. The commitment marked the
end of an eight-year legal battle. j
Bolstered by two hi'ur* (limula'itsj
administered bv his iibvsic'an while i
en neite by ambulance from *iis ranch i
at Three Rivers, l-all was iniiiKaliate
ly taken to a lu'vale room in Ihe juis
on li'isnital. Dr. .1. M. (lambrell, hisj
jiei .-^oual I'hy.deian, said Fall wa-; in |
PRICES HIT ROCK BOTTOM
For
Friday and Saturday
"in' condition to 'u* confined, lit* i' un-
abb* to take care of himsidf." Dr.
(lamliK'H said, "is not certain of hisil
1< et .'in! r((|iin'e.-; eo'ij'atd el'eiition." |
In resjionse to a telograuhie miuest
from Pardon .Vtto’iiey 1'incli in lb,''
Depai tment (tf Instic at \Va filing’ m.'
I'. S. Marshal .ln;eoti I*'. I’l ii.iie, dis
patch'd .1 tclegr.iin not '’ying li;m iHaj
l'';-ll b id hi en coi'imItted. .^’'ooie spi'v-u
latiiii was aitui-ed by the exelninge
of’ messages.
Presideiit Moo\er ;'inl .dv'(uvrt nn'iit ofji
justice officials have been irged by
Fall's friends to grciit him .( pardon
Otlieers said a pardon is not grarlcil,]
until aft('r commitment of the pii.s-
oner.
Dr. F,. \\. Fiske. prison physician,
was to examine Fall today 1(2 de‘er-|.
mine wln'ther he is nlilc to undergol
fingerprinting, photographing and |
other prison routine, ineludit.g outfit-1
ting with prison denim and cutting ofij
the hair.
All Brand New Merchandise—Values That
Can’t Be Duplicated.
READ THK ITEMS LISTKD HKLOW^ MARKED AT BANKRUPT PRICES AND COMB
EARLY-(JET YOURS, EVERYBODY KNOWS THE V ALUES WE (JIVE.
One liihle of (’hildren’s Dressc's jind
Rt mpers—
19c each
One rtuk of .'Vlen’s Sport Slippers,
ST.OO values—
S2.48
Extra heavy 10 inch Sea Island Sheet
ing, regular 12'.c \ah:e. 10 yard limit
* 7c yard
Men’s Bjilhrigjin I nderwear, all si.tes.
oOc \aloes—
One rack of Siii\ Dresses, solid and
fanev colors—
-Men s Bants, djirk and li thl colors.
Fall cut—
29c each
S1.39
89c pair
Just arrived jinolher shipment of
House Slintcrs, all colors and sizes—
25c
B(;ys' Lcng Bants Suits, all size.s-
$2.98
Ore lot cf Ladies, Slippers, strap or
lace, high or low heels—
One rack of Men’s Summer Suits,
dark and light cclors, all sizes—
.Men’s Brradcl(*th Dress Shirts, full
cut. fast col(>rs, white and cnlors—
68c
$1.89 pair
$2.95
Men’s Dress Slippers, sriid leather,
Bieucher styles, hard heels, all sizes—
ADDITIONAL LOUALS
DRAUGHT
UJt* Cabovl UmmI erar tmli*.
Mr. and Mr.s. James Adair (’f Wa.sh-
ington, I), r., are visiting the former’s!
parents, .Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Adair.
Miss Mary Tinld of Piinlinont, and
Miss Lunetta Worthy of Che.ster, are
the guests of Miss Patsy Peay.
Mrs. C. M. Bailey, Misses Lucy and
Florence Bailey left yesterday for a
few weeks’ stay at Myrtle Brack.
Little Billy Arringrton of Green
ville, spent the past ten days here
'with his grandparents Mr. and Mr*.
R. F. Blakely.
I Ralph Bennett of Fountan Inn, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Blakely.
I Mrs. ^ssie McMiirray of Birming
ham, Ala., is spending some time with
her sister, Mrs. Allie Garvin.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stone and chil
dren of Union, are the. week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Will Leake.
Mrs. J.-H. Chambers of Jackson
ville, Fla., is visiting her son and
daughter-in-law. Rev. and Mrs. H. 0
Chambers.
Miss Janie Lois Lynn is spending
^two weeks in Montreal, N. C.
Mr. tind Mrs. H. M. Young and chil
dren left yesterday for a visit to rela
tives in Savannah.
Tennis Sho.*s, tan or white, all sizes-
59c
One nick of Silk Crepe and Print
Drcs.ses. $10.00 values, all sizes—
$1.98 pair
$2.98
Men’s and Buys’ Adjustable Caps,
$1.00 value—
LaVies’ Fast Color House Dresses—
49c
Men'.s Sandals, solid leather, in black
or tan, all sizes—
49c
Just arrived one let of Shantung and
V oile Dresses, latest styles and colors
$1.49
40 inch Smooth Sea Island Sheeting,
10 yard limit—
$1.98
Men’s So.x, good quality, fancy colors,
5c pair
3c yard
Men’s (Jood Work Shoes, black or tan,
all sizes—
Men’s Union Suits, full cut, all sizes— Slipfefa< strap or lace—
35c
$1.00 pair
$1.48 pair
Ladies Full Fashion Hose—
59c
Boys* Knee Pants, dark colors—
25c pair
REMEMBER—We are here to stay,
and guarantee satisfaction on every
purchase. W’e gladly exchan^^e any
purchase or refund your money if
you want it.
BANKRUPT STOCK
Jimbo’s Shoe Store
Next Door To Rose’s 10c Store
CLINTON, S. C.
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