The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 23, 1931, Image 6
PAOE SIX
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. 8. a
^ j THURSDAY. JULY :3. 1931
Duce’s Wife Shuts Out World Drinks Home Brew,
To Res^ Family In Simplicity Jumps In Deep Well
WANTED
To buy several hundred bush-
'els ^ood sound bright oats, at the
right price. Also several bushels
Rome.—Sifrnaro Mussolini, wife of public function was .it the Wfddinjr of Ware Shrals, July 19.—The next;
n Duce, is perhaps the most secluded the'r daughter f>lna to Count (laleaz- Mrs. Mae Nimmons, about 2r>. of nualifv
woman m Italy, and cerUin y amontr nea. Ware Shoals. formeri> of Feed, Laying Mash, Dai-
the least known of the wives of the she <h.es what Iny wife of a ^ drink of water, she wilC Feeds, Cotton Seed Meal and
wmrld’s jrreat men. hani-woi kinir husband and any mother jump into a w'ell to jfet it. Hull.S.
She wa-? repwinjr in the county jail
.•M 7 in .he morning she (jets up and at Greenwood ton’irht after beintr re.s-
siijM rvises the breakfast. .She sees cued by H, \V. Arnold, l.S-year-old son
Vittorio and Hruno off to school at
Ghief Arnold said he wa.s called to
I the home of J. W'. Nimmons, who lives
'about two miles from here. Upon ar-
.livinsr there, he found Mrs. Mae Nim-i
jmons, a relative of J. W’., lyinj? on the
WTiile the fame an<l name of her of four lusty children would do
pow^ul husband carry round the
world, her owm reiKwn is confined
within the four walls of hs*r home. , itioi-jo arui nruno ori i-') scnooi ^ t' i a is h* ' t
>.auu<i dim niuim y i mi a frank mold, Ware Shoai.s poire
No one in Italy speaks of Ka(hel<' 7;ir) and her husband off for his of- afternoon
Muasolini. Very few know anything: fice at 9. She takes care that Romano; ^ , ,, _
•bout her. The wife of a prime-minis-land Anna Maria have somethin!!: to do
ter in any other country is a person of to occupy their time at hixme.
national note, perhaps a "first lady, [iy,pn makes out the list of pur-
of the land.But not in Italy. Uhases for the day and the menu for
n Duce has ordered inflexibly that luncheon. Hei husband and sons are
his wife and children are not to min- h one at 1:30 for luncheon and leave pms^on, Chief Arnold said.
gle or be mmirltyl in his political life. «;,,,in around 3. wanted water. He took
In the afternoonVshe frequently goes her to the porch of the home and ffave
itomobile ridinji: and shoppiriK. Ra-jjt to her.
lele .Musiwilini s chief enjoyment is; wanted more water,
fare le s^iese, or doinjf her own buy- (;hi«.f Arnold added, and went to ai
'’K- well a short distance away. He turned
Occasionally, but not often, she:just in time to .see her climb on a
tops at this or that friend’s house. | w-ocwlen .struidure surroundinjf the well
.She home in time to welcome V^it-land jump in.
torio and Brimo returniri!? from s<-hool.j ^.^y^ Charles I). .Strawhorn,
tuck«*<l away in their little home town and to put .Romano and Anna .Maria ,)„ii(.,.man. and H. VV.'
of ( arpena. in the north. ito bed. j Arnold, seeureil a lonj; piece of rope
Yet day after day, in her own .sim- IJien comes ilinner at !• o’clock, j an<i tied one end around younyr Ar-
ple way, Dona Rac'hele fulfills herjThere are seldom any jruests. After
task, whi. h can’t help but be difficult, Ulinner she retires with h.ej-husband
as wife of Italy’s prime minister. jand sons to the larjfe salon where they
She is misrtess of their elaborate* listen to the radio, and at least half
home, the Villa Torlonia, on the Via^the time there are motion jiictures.
Nomentana, in a suburb to the north-1 ,Sometim<>^i her hu.sband play.s the
east of the city. violin to the ai'compuniment of the'about .’if) feet deep and had alaiut H
This i.s a big home, and a consider- player piano. Shf and her family arc | feet of water in it.
able respormibility. .Sijrnora Musso-1 invarialbly in bed at 10:43. ^ ,
Wftyp''Tl"lITl‘fuMy," t'tiP "k'tfig I "**!!*.”!*"T'.' .J ' ' Arnol<if saicl. najj' been <irm
home brew. She had ehanired her mind
“Clinton’s Feed Store’
FARMERS
EXCHANGE
FRENS
12 Sanitary Napkins for 33c
Non-irritating, Soft and Absorbent.
THERE IS NO NEED TO PAY MORE
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
“At Union Station” Telephone ioO
T. J. Blalock, Mgr.
Clinton, S. C.
“My wife and family are mv dear*-
esl pos-sessions,*^ he said, “Init so
greatly do I treasure them that I keep
them apart from my <lay as y:im<-
thing Tefr«‘.shintr to go to when I hav*
a moment in which t.i re--t.’’
It is only in the last year or so tha’
Signora Mussolini has lived w.th h, i
husband in Rome. Heretofore she wa.-"
EXCURSION
S9.00
Clinton to
Norfolk-Portsmouth
Va.
H. O. HKNRT
F. M. BOLAND
H. D. Henry & Company
INSURANCE
STOCKS - BONDS • REAL ESTATE
LOANS NEGOTIATED
nobi’s waist and let him dirwn in the;
well, 'fhe other end was let down and
the youth ti<sl it around the woman,]
who struggled to prevent his doing so.;
Itoth were finally nulled to the sur
face. Th'* well. Chief Arnold said, is
Insurance Paid 11
Years After Death
minutely the pur-buses and accounts,
never f( rgetting the day when a few
cents meant a whole day’s pay.
.She is the mother of five children.
One, Kilna, is married, liut four live' _
at home Two of them. R imano and j Orangeburg. July 19. Kleven years
Anna .Mar:a, an* too young to go tolj,fj,,p j fj Dantzler. former prosiier-
|ous farmer of the Providence se tion
about jumping in wells tonight, coun
ty officei's said, abiding she pridiably
will be released from jail tfimorrow.
There are no social duties conneit-
ed with Donna Rachi-le’s life. Her
hii.sl and does not tak<* her to state
<linr.ers or reception . She does not en
tertain the polil !c.il or diplomal:c
wiirltl.
ixd-
of this county die<l, an insurance
icy has lK*en jiaid on his lifi.
Kxeeutors of hi.s will hail n » knowl
edge of the ii'iliey. R»s-<*ntly the insur
ance ciHiipany wrote asking concern
ing Dant/.ler. The exe-uLors immedi^
his death
Wofford Head
Here Sunday
Nhe gM-s to see very few friends,; ately furnished priKif of
and Ks-civt s few fni-nds at the villa, land the jioliey was paid. '
She is protected from importunate' i,,ft a large estate.!
vi-stors hy the villa guards. jpart of which went for henevolent
The last time she was seen at a pur|aises.
I)r. Henry .N'ekson .Snyiier, president
of Wofford <-ollege, Spartanburg, will
occupy the pul|)it at the Broad .Sfre<*t
•Methodist church next .Snniiay morn
ing at II o’clock. The pnhlic is cor-
diallv invited to attend this st*rvice.
WANTS
4 BRAND
SOAP SALE
LUX
For all fine fabrics—for disfies
2 for 19c
LUX Toilet SOAP
Made like costly French soaps
3 20c
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH SOAP
For that extra clean feelins
3 19c
RINSO
The sranulated soap—.oaks clothes
whiter
2'°^ 15c
VKCKT.MII.K SHOUTKNINO
Snowdrift '«« 89c
N lkP. A880UT.MKNT DK I.UXh
Crackers
;i. 25c
STOKKI Y’S llh.NKY POD
PEAS 1 17c
HKINZ WHITK OR CIDKR
VINEGAR S 13c
TK.MPK.K O.ARDKN ORANGE PEKOE
TEA 13c
DOG FOOD
\'rT MAWf’AIMVL'
2 CANS 2 Co
SPREDIT
L ' I( ) - nUI W A 1 L' lAU V*
2 25c
1 ,1x^.11111 IJiti
GINGER ALE
12.-OZ. TAX a
BOTTLE PAIuJLwC
O^T 'C' N
Cleanser
^ CANS Aa
^ 1'DR
7 POPULAR VARIETIES—CARROLI.t^
Cakes 19c
A New Easily Prepared Dessert
Kre-Mel 2 'S iSc
Four Popular Flavors
I'Olv .S.M.K Puie i’oland < hina pigs
ready for (lcli\ery .-it ti \vi ks old
June ‘J.'ird. .Inly '.Kh, .Aug. L"Jn(l. Win.
.1. Henry, .Ir. • tfi
I >K A .M A'i'l* ' d.iru:r;g t.-iug-lit h\ Mis.
H. .M. '1 imim^iioin. ( eiitenci! St.
Class instill.tioii, per m.rilli
private jier month. .An ojip.irti.-
nily to have your child's tab-it <leve'-
opi'd and make her graia fuk I’h me
7-L';!-.-itc
Refineil, middle aged widow wants po-
j sit ion in hotel, or housekeept i for
wiilower in ('hr:stian liome. Hav * I
I year expi'rie a-'* as pantry !ad\. .Mrs.
.1. (’. ('reiile, Routi* 3, Ibix 9, Wulter-
boro S. III
K Hv RKNT — .My forimT home on j
I Woodrow street heretoftire oc.'upieel
! hy Walter .lohnson and later tiy |
Miles Hunter. BungHlow with three
liedrooms, living room, dining rocim.
butler’s pantry, kitch**n, bath. Itase-
ment an<l garage. Heating, system,:
.scriH'iital, shady lot, small ganlen;
spaia*. Rental per month, pay
able in avlvaiua*. lmm*'diate oceuiianey
Available for inspection. Wm. P. Ja
cobs, ('linton, ."s. Office phme 2.SS.:
home phone 222. tf
26?
No doubt you have seen the
26? on some of our cars run
ning around town. This 26 stands
for 26 features of the Ford Car.
We shall be Rlad for you toi
come to our showroom or call usj
and learn about these features. I
Clinton “ ‘ Co.
Authorized Dealers
Lhit^ln—FORD—Fordson
Phone 119 Clinton, S. C.
3nd return, FRIDAY. JULY 24,^
limited 5 dtiys. Call on
W. H. SHANDS,
Agent, Seaboard, Clinton, S. C. i
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The Clinton Chronicle — $1.50 a Year
KOR Two^Silvi'r I.a e Wyan- |
ilotte Rmister's. D<*vemb«‘r batched.
Mrs. P. .S. .leani's. ^
I'OR .'s.AI.K Ulberfa peaches, deliv- j
I eia (1 ill any qiiantity. .lack 11. Davis,
phone rr.i. He
I
'UOO.M.S KOR RKNT Kurnished nr
unfurnisheil can he ii-ed as apart
ment.'-. Ptione 1 (13. t f
KOR RKNT OR .^AKK Ten-mom
d-vVelling huu.se on Musgrove street,
across fn in .Avalon, formerly occu-j
pied bv T. R. Holhind. Konlains six;]
bevl r.ioms, living room, n:irl>>r, din
ing rovmi, kitchen, two bath rooms. |
■two halls, anijile closet and pantry!
space, frint and ba.k porch, poultry
house. Kully screcnetl. in goo<l state j]
mf repair, i v'cently remoileb d. ReiitaK
'^3.3.00, payable in advance. Sale price
$4,300.00, financed on easy install
ments if desired. Wm. P. Jacobs, tele-1
phones 238 or 222, ('linton, S. ('. tf
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A Simple Lesson In Home Economics
The cheaper WE buy the
the combined buying power
(h is, and now ever a million
IN(iS way. You, tcM>, should
cheaper YOU buy. Our stores give you the advantage-^ of
of six hundred stores. There is nothing complicated about
housewives are trading the QUALITY - SERVICE - SAV-
learn vour lesson in Economics.
Matches
19c
B.AI.KNTINE’S SKI.M.ESS \0-J.\rK
Weiners, lb
I.ANCKS
Peanut Butter, jar 22c
Grandeur Flour, 24 lb. plain .. 77c
Grandeur Flour, 24 lb. S. R. .. S2c
II Kl-: HK.VM)
Insect Powder, small 9c
HKK BRAND
Insect Powder, medium size .. 23c
PALMOLIV
3 for
In Hollywood, 76 of the entire 80 beauty speciaiib.
recommend this olive and palm oil soap
Banquet Tea, 1-4 lb 23c
Old Gold Cigarettes, pkg. ... 17c
Myles Salt, 3 boxes 11c
BAl.KNTINK'S
Breakfast Bacon, lb 31c
NKWliKKRV KKEI) & MII.I.ING CO.
Hen Feed, 50 lbs S1.25
Golden West Salad Oil 23c
Venom Insecticide, pint 39c
White House
COFFEE
TISSUE
Venom Insecticide, V2 pint .. 27c
Sunshine Cakes, Ib 25c
Duke’s Mayonnmse, 8 oz 18c
Bee Brand Extracts, small ... 12c
Gold Dust, 8 pkgs. 25c
Claussen’s and Becker’s Bread
and Cakes at all Q. S. S. Stores
Call us for Fresh Vegetables
SUPER SUDS
immodUte AD-Throagb-Tlie-Watar Sqdt
Cuts Didiwaaliiiis Tbne in Half
3 for
25c
THESE MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS OF QUALITY SERVICE:
CLINTON. S. C. WHITMIRE, S. C.
Baldwin’s Grocery, J. M. Pitts, Blakely’s Young Bros. Scott Grocery Co.
Grocery, I. C. Boland, L. V. PinSon, Clin- GOLDVILLE, S. C.—Joanna Merc. Co.
ton Mercantile Co.