The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 06, 1931, Image 4
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. 8. C.
THURSDA Y. AUGUST 6, 1931
(Htfp (dlinton (!li|r0ntrU
EstabUsiMd l»Of
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Current Events and Prognoticationa NOTICE
Uncle Joe dropped in to see me to-- CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
day. He has been kinder under the jo All Concerned;
weather since work time set in. He -n i. l j i
We will chanstp schc'^ule of pusen-
has had to depend almost entirely on
Aunt Minervy and the children to look
after the cultivation of his crojis.
( LINTON, S. ( .. Al'GU.ST 6. Itt.n
'Long about plow-time, something
got wrong with his right shoulder
blade, and he put his arm in a sling.
You know a fellow can't plow with
only one hand. When cotton and com
got large enough to be hoed and thin- No. 12
ned out, his suinal collum got out of No. (j
whack and he ooulddent stoon over No. 20 H
a-tall or talk above a whisper.
Oops are all laid-by now, so he
says, an<l his back and xhOuhier Wades
have allhealed up and hi.s stummick
misery has also disappeared. He has
been able to fish and loaf and cuss
high taxes all year, and he is still
j very fond of talking about the world
ger trains effective 12 01 A'. M., Sun
day, August 0th, lOtll, and ti.me a*:
this station will be as follows:
South lw;und
No. 11 12;.37 A. .M.
No. 5 . 10;.o0 A. M
No. 207 3:20 A. M
Northbo'jrd
.5:20 A M.
G-ls p. M.
rj:.5^ A. .M.
W. H. SHANDS
A'rert, S. A. L. K. Ft
1 'crisis which he saw in the paper the
NOT .\ H.M) RULE 'ccllege. Coming here from a haltiinore other day.
The soviet government of Russia pa.storate, he .out hi.s very life into
has instituted a departure in govern- the building-up and developnn nt of Unde .Joe thinks the moratorium
ment that should meet uith ir. tant the college and by his tindes.s arid per the United States and won’t
attoioval oi ^'^'e^y one of all niit'oiis ^isteiii. efforts, .-.oon jiiaeisj ,t on a Eurrijic*. He want.s to know how
111*^ Ti s'te i in b(-n(*.'t ami e. onomieal high *(*vel of 4i( ad(*mi( ami ('due:ttimial Uurope ean pay TH*xt year if she <'an't
fmy this year. He seems to he af'/ared
that France and (Jermany will have
anohter fight about “.Mice and Lo-
France took a wav fi'rm
m.t.'i
■ f i.t .-i. i
r - a!
A- :
When a government of-
is r.-nii-h* robbtrig the sr.vi.'t
ro ' i-U h: - taken nut hchind
g.ii'ige and -;i d. Thi.-, aftei a'l. i-
wav 'lei' t'T se ea.-c'*. The
•.\h I lietr ivs h s couMtrv in time
r i- ItT irul",! :i- a trai* r. The
\vh.> 1 t'.ivs i- coon'ry in time
• r’e and e •. c n i vi-
I vv hitew.idled, brought him
. ti"re is no <|if- out.itarKiing
go'. ( ri'iii; !!;.
fii d
y >■
th*
tin ee!v
t-
ei vi. e. Hi." hiisioesi ability am! s''ind
eoimnon .'cnse contributed birgely in
'he material nregress of th'" invitu-
tici'i, his edueatiorial ideas and ideaU
'ed it to an influem'c and [ire.stige not I
t.i be measured b> thr- value of it '
annual exneriditures nor tbe >i/.e iyfj
Is s adc'it b vlv His attairime'ds as
The NEW 1932
PHILCO
Balanced Superheterodyne
TJbe Finest Radio Ever Made
1 7 - 9 - 11 TUBES i
IN fo DIFFERENT MODELS
it
NEW BOOKS
IN OUR RENTAL LIBRARY
“Flamenco”—by Lady Eleanor Smith.
“Castle Island”—by R. H. Mottram.
“Simple Peter Cradd”—Oppenheim.
“Mrs. Fischer’s War”—Henrietta Widdemer.
“Father”—by E‘»2aheth.
TO OUR BOYS' AM) GrRL.S’ LIBRARY WE HAVE
ADDED:
The Don Sturdy liooks, Buck and I..arry Baseball Stories,
Bobhsey Twin Scries, Jane Abbott Boctks, and a number
of Fairy Ta^e liooks.
Rental IL^ice—lOc Week.
CALLOW AY-McMlLLIAN
BOOK STORE
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rain” which
German V.
m.'itor. min
111 (ase of war, Umde .Joe thinks
that “them Italy-ans under Musselle'.-
ny wouki join the Hallshevieks and
, .1 I. help Germany to whip Kurope ami
dMiominalioiial eidlegei,, t .u ■ . r /. i
, • I . I ■. f . 1 ir ranee both, hut if « uhy wader enter
IS as niindi of a tra tor on sidont. In reei.gn'tmn of his atiibtvi.u , • u. . u /. , li ■
, ,, , , , . ' ' th ' niight fetch (ii'eat Britain
t.'i and exe iili-ve, -
into nroniiiieme
) in
an
IS given a
and 111 ni ;p ,
- :• ma’ .T of fa
fiitnie. O
a- ihe (ilher in ! f ic so,hut all govern- and .Miceess a' his work here, the uni-i , ,, • , ,, ,,
. , , , . , , ... . I . iM.ie ‘if'd mehtic hnglarid in. and then the
merits ado| f ‘he «li,idn‘ methods em- vei sity trustees easting about in !'t2t)
P'O'Vt d -ti' lyussia in many ea.-^e.s of I’of-a suitabitLarrd worLa^)^ *V
hav« heia.-t .government. iid of achieveliient and offered him
^ ' — — the p!a:'e which he aecented. His de
ITIK S< H(KM. RKI’OUT parture to his new fir'Id of labor four
T. day’s paper carries « fiiianeial half .years ago. brought geriuim
I'nited .State.s would no doabt hafter
done before, if much i>f iiur money
h.'irl been Idaninl to the nations that
had already got in.”
paiier
rep o t ,ft nil the trustees of Hunter
."cheol di'tii't No. covering the op-
1 :.rg c ist of the ' linti ri cit.v school.s
‘lie o;isl vt'.tr. This sta'eiiient is
.-bed .liitiii.il’v ion afte'- the clos-
‘ t!. -o n , '•■■:t.^u ii e.k' a
■ dy !’ir-t.
.1 ^ i ■' 'i;''';' -- w th'i' th" I Mri
. h, I il. b: "e liecM -'i •e..'- -fuliv oo-
■ ' ! c’ r, I •. i,
’1 rcccMi > and expci lit r'■v It i-
i'hcd t > give the taxpayer'*'of the
'ct infoniiaf :o>i ‘ i wliieli they are
led, and in whiih tin',' "li n’1 lie
inlete<ted.
! i outer (list ri; t .No.
ton - loc.lti'd, i the
ih. county opciatcd
wiliiiMit a defied. It
fat! .lU", and a vers
Escaped girl
Bares
Harem
errors
regief not only to local Rreshyteidaris Uncle .Joe coiitiiiued:
foi
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Tliis yuar’s
hut to Clinton of all <lemimina‘ioris. |‘•“'t"tl crop is goririer he verry short.
Under hi^ uilmirds'r.ition the un:\-r-j ’»bV neighbors planted emiur-
"Jty made snlendid firogres* am' lu' '"K light of the moon. The time to
leiideied to the date a safe and high J'l'"'! cotton seed is in the full moon
seivce 1 I dr” ir.’.el' pies-
l>r. Itiiglas the
.iml gifted public
I, ill wh'r. h »'lin-
ini'\ di III
' . :ir
a'i‘
•m'.
tl'.e n:-
M ;l I
inioor ant
order of
ideney.
In tht passing of
'f.iti' lo'e'> an a'd
( . ,. i ■' C| n >n wbe:'e i e v'; .i'cd
iifte'i, b • ( uniless fr'erid f. e the
lo'S ot a waini per.oiial '’i' :hI. rtri.Ci
of us who knew and loved him, will
long k( I |i green and fragrai't in oiir
hi;ir';> the menuiry of this n .in wl.ea-
lo>all.\ was e«(ual to evi'ry tes*. ;iml
whose >uilden death mis hroaghi la a
I'lo'-e a very disliir'iii'-hed and U'--. fnl
career.' •
ju.st before it quarters. I mind one*'
that I filarited niy ero}) at the right
time hack in IH and 1*2, ami I made
nearly 2 hales to the aker, hut thi'
guy just aerost hte road from me
waited for the I'ght moon, ami he
laekisl .3 bushels getting his '*eed hack,
rile moon haster lie watcher if a
farmer e'>er gets his deirs pai*l.” .\f-
ter gett ng 3 of my cigars ami h ii--
rovMiig haif a jilug of tobacco off one
of oiir truck diivi-'s, he lit out for
home.
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- $49-95
Complete
with 7 tubes
Tht* U onlr onr of the ten wonderful new
Fhilro Kodloe that five greater aeleetlT.
It2. xrealer beauty, areater clarity of
tone, and without fading. See and hear
the new Philco today I
EASY TERMS, TOO!
That monster, the Turk, Ait Bey
— Those beasts, the eunuchs—
Those hideous days, nights—
Can she—could any woman—
ever forget?
Hirpaima, or, in American, Roie, waa
sixteen—in the first blush of woman
hood—when wild Kurdish tribesmen
swooped down upon her home—mur
dered her father—drove her mother
to death—tore her screaminif sister
away —and flunjf her — a slave — into
the harem of that merciless wolf, the
dread Turkish (ieiierul, Alt Bey.
What terrible fate awaited this ifently
nurtured youn^ $irl behind the silken
draperies of tbe harem dour? You
must read for yourself HARF.M
SLAVES —tbe tremendous true-life
etory of a victim of the Armenian
massacres. It is written with a quill
dipped in the life blood of a beauti
ful woman, who, herself, knew the
unspeakable cruelties of harem cap
tivity and who tells about them now,
frankly, for the first time. You will ait
breathless over this grippinff tale in
September THL’^-STOKY .MAGAZINE,
(jet your copy-—read it today.
S.MITH S ;*ii
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'true Story Hour it now broadcast every Monday ni*ht over
If'FAi and ,V H C Red Network, 10 o'clock New York time.
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Nobody’s Business
Bv Gee .McGee
1 li.r ■ hi' ^ink ng ''uml
{hr j'-Viienvcnt of tlio disi-tr:ci .serial
ami term hmnis that are enigtaiitly
ma'unng. i** iin In the animint re-
quiitil by l:iw, with not a dnllur’i* def- ^
u'it. It i.'< doubtful if thi.^ record can Social New.s From Flat Rock \
lo iimt by another ilistriet in the eoun- nii.ss jeiinie veeve brown was the
ty and few in the state. TTiis is an ex- guess of her mnrried sister, sue joiips,
eeileiit .showing for the local trustees last wek-end while lu'r husband was'
and they are to be I'oiiimeiidtd for op- <iff si'tting on u jury, she wore a nice
eia'iiig the schools within the provid- heege dress trimmed in ohl rose ariso-
ed iK'ome, it IS a dislim'tioii tliat no forth.
"t*:.! I si'hool iioard in the county can
. V II fill the past year. nir. and mrs. john smith motored to!
the county seat last week to see if the |
•M'll'.DKD driver’s lisents for her was rote up
tigliteiie l up im- so's it would let aniiy of the ('hildreiij
unemploym"nt and drive, as he I'an’t drive ami she is get-'
depres.-i< II lo the ting old. tlu* sheriff tohl her yes, now |
everyhoddy lietler learn how to dodge.'
E. Moml Smith, (). D,
Fi'Ider Smith, O. I).
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a nice I'liower party was hell thurs-
day at tht' nallatial home nf the wil
tier green in hornier of her liau'ihter.
sallie, wht> is to get iimrried a! b'l'd.
mnnny fine piesseiils wa-^ fci liCd. Im!
most of them si'emeti to h<> haii.iker
chiefs, tl'ey were tai'il un in |i l)U!i,l!e
.iinl when -die came into the rotuii. her
hahy hrotlier luilletl a string and they
ttie h on • t w: to tht' woil.l fell out of a basket toi her heatl ami
1-. , 3 w as eiijoyeti hy all.
, ,i' ; i\< ■ It,; out .lit'rnative. K\ -' !
ioie im.> walk tha' mucli harierto prayer-meeting hail to lie eallel off
pc' :h' I'e III- .Vpil that is the wenstlay night imner count of a
, I f I , i v (’laitmr.an who h:is priili' prize fight which was being pulled
in ms to h'I t'lnnmimity ami the same .q (h»> hase^hall park, as all tlu*;
jin'toVam fm its growth ami success as memlurs was there, the preecher Wiis!
fir li'- or tier own success. [right emharrassetl, hut he ilul not,
I 1 - is eei'iiinly a tlepression !>erioil; pi ei>eh on same the suiiilay follower-
fer tile iepit'seti The w .de-aw ake, the' ^s the iiU'inhers is alretltly h good'
progressive ;ii’d farset'ing ;ire lining [uaee behind with his salty and his'
in:-.ness. .Mthouoh it requires more, wife sed that now ain’t no time to rub
eft. rt. harder work, brain power and nuhoddy the wronk way and get noth-l
per.-istenee, they are making sales, ijn^ ijvj, on. “red” swinki knookml |
That also applies to eommunities. "kid” zilkoski out in the third with
Some are iji ng a Rip Van Winkle, drive to the left year, yore corry .spon-i
waiting for the thunder of the next dont wa*s the refferee in same.
bU'Uiess boom to aw'aken them. Oth- !
e’-' are out selling themselves, mak- following visitors was in town!
ing their own booms. .sadday evening in their fords; mr. and
Theie never was a more favorable Ar.s. white and her 11 ohillun, and 2
t’.me to .sell a gomi town. During a other families that nobodd.v diddent
bonanza any place ean put on a goixl know, but they lookeil like the pill-
frvit. But a horaiwa brings out the gruni-s from cedar lane, the merchants
tr::h worth ot a place just as it sep- reported rather a brisk trade in bak-
arates the weak from the strong in or’.s bread and salmons, as it is too
bu'iness. hot to cook now. miss nannie fredrick
; ts getting un monney U paint the
I)K. D.WISGN DOl (HiAS church steeple from the'winder up to
The new s ca; ly Saturday morning j the top where monney give out befoar
of the su'M'cn death of Dr. Davison it was finished when it was bilt. this
McDowell Douglas at his Columbia is a worthy*cause, as she needs it.
ho.Tie, came as a great shock to hi.s
many friends in Clinton where he well, mr. editor—that is all for this
made his home for sixteen years, and time, plese print everyboddy’s name
gained ,*tate-wicle recognition for *he right, and don’t do like yoii done 2
succes.sfal manner in which tie direct- weeks ago when you spelt may smith’s
ed the Pie.-byterian college during name may .smith when it ought to of
that period a* president. henn spelt mae, and you called miss
Much has neen appropriately writ- .naymie truluck mrs. maymie truluck
ten of Dr. D. uglas since his pa-sing, and she thinks i <lone same on nur-
ai^ while there is milhing that we pose, and last ■week you had eUoin
might add, v'e wish as his friend, to shrdlu in my column and i newer
record an anpre.'iatii n of his la'ior.s heard of her befoar. so rite or foam
for oi'r colIuTf and this com'nunity. .me befoar putting new names in my
Dr. Douglas will long he r-mem'/or- jieaees.
ed til Chnton for hi.s devote*! '.^id self- vores trulie,
saciificing service to Presbyterian!
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For further iiifqrmalii n call on \N . H
.Sliands, Ticket .\geiit. Clinton, S. C.
“I fc?can tail
ing Cardul whfen in
a Vvoalicngd, run-dowii
condition,” writes Mrs.
F. S. Perrit, of Wesson,
Miss. “I took one bot
tle, and I seemecl to Im
prove so much that I
.7:nt for six bottles. Af
ter I had taken the six
bottles, I seemed entire
ly well.
“Before I took Car
dul, I was nervous, rest
less, blue and out of
heart. I felt depressed
all tlio time. After I
took Cardul, tU this
disappeared.
“I gave my daughter
Cardui and it helped to
relieve irregular , . .**
This meiltclna has baen used
by woman for ovar 60
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l^rivers of sLxoh
nevor want Ichh
bi^rmmum it tmke»m uix rglimd&rm
tee girek thm mmmmth^ milmmt
potr^r tkmt mmk9>m drirtmg
r^ttg ^mfmgmkim
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They would no mcare think of giving up
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whole cylinder question has been settled.
Slip behii^ the wheel of a Chevrolet Six,
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they do. Step on the starter, let the motor
r.'Throw in the
clutch, shift into **loW*’—and feel that
omoothnen.t. Change into “8ec»»nd,” hit a
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