The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 13, 1931, Image 4
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, 8. C
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1931
(Elintan OItirantrU
Establiiihed IfOO
WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and Publisher
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cal methods of producing cement and so’s he could enmel the medicine che.'»t cost me $7.50 to try to save .“SLo), and .Administration shculd not be jfranted.
developed the electric storajce battery, in the bathroom, as it had become now it will cost me twice that much Given under my hand this 12th day
It is not too much to say of Edison soiled and rusty during the past 10 to get the work done right, as mine of .August, A. D., 1931.
that his inventions have revolution- years
1 ixed the world. They have changed
our manner of living, our habits of
will have to be sand-papered off. I am
going to stick to my ow'n knitting
1 looked around and found a nice, on, and not l>e a painter
C. A. POWER.
Probate Judge, Laurens County.
thought, our whole scheme of tbifigs oainter wi^h blue eyes brown or something worse
within one man’s lifetime. His active a* putty knife, and a paint brush. ^
'brain never stopped working.
He said that he would work at 90
The great electrical wizard’s serious per hour, or take the job on a
illness at S4 has again focused the
eyes of the world upon him. W’e hope
that he will recover his health and
keep on working until he i.s a hundred.
The world cannot afford to lose
Thomas A. Edison.
time-material-plus-labor basis,
none of his plans suited me.
but
I came heme to lunch and told my
tild lady that .she oug'ni to bo a.«harn.''d
( ITATION FOR LETTERS OF
AD.VIINISTRATION
With Will Annexed
The State of South Carolina,
Laurens County.
Hy C. A. Power, Probs^te Judge:
Whereas, Ernest J. Rice mad
Nobody’s Business
By (iee 'IcGee
of herself these hard times wanting to me to grant him Letters nf \ Inrn
to hire a high-priced mar to do a iit .is;ration with Will Annexed of the
tie 15 cent job. I explained to her that estate and effects of Elijbh .Ma k Jor-
my gieat-grand-daddv was i painter,
and so wa.s 1. She smiled and yawnr<>
and turned on ^hi radio.
Rice Pudding
1 cup milk.
1 1-4 tablespoons rice uncooked.
1 1-2 tea-^pocns sugar.
Few 'frairi.s salt.
Wash rice and put in double boiler
with scalded milk, sugar and salt.
Cock over hot water 2 1-2 hours, stir-
.-■uit occasionally. .Svrve warm or cold,
with a little additional milk if desired.
( LINTON, S. C.. AUGUST 13, 1931
.Mike Explains It .All
flat rock, .s. (’., aug. 10, 193!
deer mr. editor:
i rec’d yore requess frr me t» rite
leading him to the altar is alt it has offered a reward of $100 to ev- which took pia'^e in our hrii^h and I thi
right if <hi~ wouldn’t try to alter him ery p<*r»on giving information^ leading j, recent date, and i will do so
later. I to the apprehension and eonvi. tion of jj^ follow'<*j-.s:
ia hit-and-run driver. | i i u • u i ■ u-*
rr-, I I Tu .. ..I , fh,.. I * remembered having hdix'd a white-
Phe I ‘iDci ^ ‘-‘av hiignine** cured a 1 hen* is notning oi>.'iciir<* ,ioou. tii , , .... . . .
0.1. .V, \ 1 I |..w ni.u/ liv viriii tllv e'.M-v “ horrible murder perpy tiatid. wash the fence around the graveyan*
CMo eliinaii of a-thiira. .And w.’ alw.iys law, now pissesserl tiy virliialiy e'toy, , ^ ' • u- u u i i i i i
tn i;.*hi thing, hed it them state. whi:-h makes it ^landatorv^f .r . of t^crime was in h-s near home when I was a kui, and 1
- whose ear has figure! and-hs^as soot between kn< w e^acllv how to hanille a bru.sh.
_ an accident to render aid to tha.,e in‘‘"'J ^h‘* ‘rate and bulled ,
•Ihe-e eve..,', u-e.l in court are t u* the other machine and to furni.«h nisj;;'’'7 thru h.s spina collum and u took me 45 minutes t . get the
real th n- V Mere amaM.*’ eould name and a ldres:s if they are rer;'.-st ! ^mern:.ng in q.^nied can of enamel oiiene l. 1 wa.:-
fit cither s ,I,, for ed. There is nothing unjust in .such a ho.'^sp ttle. the doetor.s hell an au- ,.(1 half of .it on my britches an I ..lut
law hut there is much that i.s m t hu- ^ they nevver did aiul part of hie balance g .t .11 over
mane in the person who will leave ^h.* ""‘lung excepn that he wa.s ,„y hands ann shoes. I rubbed the dust
Thc.se are therefore, to cite and a::-
monish all and singular the ki; dr:d
'and creditors of the .said Elijah .Mack
I stonped at a store on my way Jordan, dweased, that they be and ap-
frem the office that e.’er.ing ard pear before me in the Court <f Pr''-
hrught myself a lO-cer.t can of white'i»a^e, to be held at I.auren.s (’;urt
enam« 1 and a cute little l('-i»n‘ paint House, Laurens, .S. (’., on .Augurt 27.
n and there made up 193J next, after publication hereof, at
my mind to .show the pauit 'is of iny ten o’clock in the forenooti, to .show-
town that they coiilddent h.old me up. cause, if any they have, why the '.'aid
Announcement
This is to announce that Alsfie
Bobc, for two years connected
with our Laundry, has resigned
his position and is no longer
'tnnected with our concern.
BUCHANAN’S
DRY CLEANERS—LAUNDRY
make
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dead.
and dirt fnmi th<* .surface of the mvdi-
:< ine chest aivi aegan nev work. 1 fm-
2. some of the riahor .s.iid he heard'got t'l .stir the stulf and the fir.st '•oat
'i be o!d-‘’a'^hi lud hridegroiii ea'iie victim of a traffic accident to ila- I'l
aci.,-.s with a sewmg machine and a tin* road. 'Phe motorist who iiiiun*s|
cow in-tea i nf a -oupe and a line of another, if he is blameless, always| , . • u- „ , i , i . ;i i,„iv, ..„d I Vii.d t,
wants ah opportunity to explain theia noise, no douf, in his poultry, and proved to he >:1 and 1 had to
I acculent to the authorities and to sue-1 ran out in his uurider clothes and wipe that eff.
A irr.-.t b iMk.-i S ivs f irmers would i - ^r the injured. jwhen he saw it was too much moon- ^
reed no* n*! ef if Ihev were nut nf Ibually, the.se hit-and-run drivers! shine to Im* saw in same, he .started; I put the second coat on and
debt. Isn’t a .sTaiige hnw every gmatH^e devoid of honesty and humMiiiy/j hack into the hou.se to put something much '’“J
fllielu - igiU!tgLTjJ.erjyq^e-t > .l .
;he accident and the consequences ofjstruck him. if he had verry. manny) razor hlaile ami .-have the entir<* sur-|
their recklessness. 'enemies, the publick did not know face of the item hei.ig enameled. I
The situation is becoming more'them, hut a.s he sold gomls on cred- dropj)'*!! the can of fluid into the lav
so I
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This is tine al.-o had habits grow
w'ld. ^On h:i\e to cultivat<‘ the good
<»m <.
type
’I hi re are lots of pi'ople, as you
kr 1 \v, who never lo-i* an oppor.unity ’
to enjoy being mOerahle.
.\n n|)timist may
change th- bn
not be able to
alaiming each day and a law withldiek, he pos.sihly got some folks mad atory and it took ne hours to clean
teeth should Ik* applied' against this at him alx.ut lK*irig dunned.^ it out. I spilt enamsl on everything in
of drivers. It is dmihtfiil. how-| the bathroom from the w'ash-rag to
if even the threat of long im- ;{ ^^as a 11 steel jacket tooth-brushes,
pri.sonment or other fiunishment. can .mith and wests in self-cocker auto- —
cure the more r,-vioiri-<‘(1 f.mes, aril „iatic liliie steel eentie fire and would . When I got tnru, the hathi-oom -in!
only universal temneiaii'e will stop have meant death to him even if he fi>tiir<‘S looked like somebody ’nad
men under the influence of li'iuor,, soft enuff for the h;ill to thrown vvhile m id-li;tlh at somebody
.Mv a ins
rnv sh iil.ler
I i.inge . ' ■ Mi.ii.e-s Mtii.it loii ou i hitting and nimiing. The dniiik-i have stopped in him hefoar it passed else while she w:»s bathin
..... ,n diiver os a menace to the mih'i j^hrii the liackboiie .and smire-nb.s. so were sticky i Lumb up to
lit* should not Ik* tolerated !i:i' oiu* .speak, it is possildt* that the triib- blade.i. .And tl-.f siuft w.is
\ (111 lia\e noticed this, of < oiirsi*
the people who praitice the meth'l
of growing their own f » id ;u c n .t
'•landing .iv o'nd noini'ling nb' it hard
times ;ind n.i I. ;.:ig tli i' -t u . ;it; »ri
O'- just ahead.
minute on the highways.
('OITON IS SICK
Cotton is .sick, drendfiilly ill
I iiis t uie. The attai k is d le
g veinmen ’s estimate of a
IIS
a’
tfv
ittoii
peak. It IS pos-
hie was preciper tated and she may he
hell for questioning hy the jury at the
iiiipiess next friday at the under tak
ing parlors.
face and in what li.tle
all over mv
h:’.ir I have. It
SPECIAL
CLOSING OUT PRICES
on
Ah Mid-Summer Clothing
Pants
AT COST
THE MEN’S SHOP
Headquarters for Style
1. the man who was murdered was
(TTY BCILIMNC
■A city-hooster ra hates.i ]•: imism.
The leal Ixioster makes eai li step
at forwaid. const i iictive one. The pes-
^imist feels that the trend of his city
is baikward. The booster never fecks
that way. Me is too full of a progre.s-
Mve spirit and knows that where *|;j2(V’ynd"i!)^!'
is u will there is a way. Il<* has found
the way. and that way is forward.
IVople radiating the spirit of opti
mism and progressiveness are those
who build towns into cities atnl keep
the wheels of industry moving at a
rapid rate.
Nearly e\eryoiie can ci(|iihine busi-
nes.s with pleasure. It is both business
arnl jilea-ure to take an active part
in :he un’mildiiig an I heltenm*iit of
thi home comnuinity.
To follow the leaders in city huikl-
ing is a g lod n'licv. Most cities lead .. . ... . , , , ,, -
that everything jKunts to a still fur
ther shrink in the price of the staph
yield th s fall of 1.5,.5K I,()()() h;i!c- , iu.-t named johii t. riddles and his wife was
tw ) million hales more than g ie era, named lers, ridd'es. .ind he .eavi'S he
liad been predicting for several wv eks. Iiehind to mourn his lo.-s, as he had
Last year’s total crop was Id.h'lJfMKI no msurame. and children, vizzly:
hales. The ci.nditiori a year ago w;is hillie, willie, .-allie, iiallie, cootie, liuii-
H2.2 per cent of normal, w’nile t'v* nie, puiiriie, ar)d jerry who is married;
condition as of August first this yecr and off from home with his wife, alll
stands at 74.9 p<*r cent. In only two of them was twins exi-opp jerry, and |
years, acconfing to the governmi*nt. he was horned hy his firs* w fe. !
since the boll weevil, nir. editor -i will rife or foam more
iK'caine a dominant factor in cotton news ail'out this crime as soon as the
production, has the present high eon-linquess is performed,
dition been equalled. These ficts show | y(»re> truli<‘,
that the illm*.ss is serious, and that the mike *Taik, rfd.
patient is in a very precarious state'
right now. | Suhji'ct: Trying T’o Economize
Last year there was a carry-over of# A nay or so ago, my wife asked me
around 'fi,000,000 bales. 'Phi- year it to liMik around and find a first-class
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F R E N S
THE ^^ORIJ)'S BEST SANITARY NAI»KIN
12 FOR 33c
( HEADER THAN EVER BEFORE AND BETTER
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
At Union Station” - . Telephone 100
will he approximate-ly 8,500,000. These painter and send him up to the hqje'e
fiirures adiled to this year’s a’must un-i—
niecedented outlook, shivw that then*' K. Mood Smith, O. 1).
"i an over aliundance of cotton and | Felder Smith, (). I>.
will Im* for a long time to come, and
)K-.au>e the> ha\e leaders and the p(*()
pie .as a wlude stand hebind thi*ir
leaders.
me ci' e- fail t<' go ahea I, nut
lx . aU'c '.he> haven't good leaders, loit
i-ii .i.v-ouut of the mdiffeien.e to the
4*tv's weL'an- on the ] art of the ma
ji 1 : y ol t he • A Zetis.
from its present low level.
These facts shmv clearly that the
les.son of over-product inn has not been
learneit. There is only one solution of
the dilemma "ml th:it is a reduction
MI half of the co**on acreiig
DRS. SMITH & SMITH
Optometrists
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next Eyes Examined -:- tiiasses I’rescribeil
( \NMTn i;ahl\
i tu- en n iMUs^ peach
V h |>re\ailing low
b* :giit itiou; .1 i-.i't.il
miii ke; III" .'f the 'ueseiit
.nklih: I*
•n |), coupled
|ii ci‘s. has
w aste in t he
run and rc-
s.lilt'll '.•! I'aM . y losses to t !ii
ff :he'
.111.
‘I’m'ic.il oreliards
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tit: 11. then
ami the res'ii
tiW III'!'
ill th.
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yc:ir, hut *o g»'4 our farmer.' to sec
ii'd atlon* such a urogram is another
question.
S'’ite it has been shown, heyoiul a
lea I'lial.le doubt, as the lawyers say.
that the growers will ltd retiuce the'
i ti'lon aereii'M*. H’'o*her reme iv fov|
the .silk •latient n'ns* Ik* found. It aj* :
pears that the 1k*s' pres, riplion is an i
increased consumtilion of the eiior-l
15 West Main Street I'hnne 10)
Lal>nralor\ for I'rompt Kepair Service
Clinton, S. i‘.
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it g' ti il m.irket.
^ this , ir i t on e'eariv lex'eal'
«'\lit!1le I nip.O ta’iet' Ilf es! ;ililis'l!n
ctiiiioynily taninry iii ties i.'etini t'
e'lTi'Cive tell suiplus ol fi.ilts and
\i,.t* able' if all kiiiils. It is the only
bitior* ' f tilt* prtddem to he ji rt'i'e' e
.a ti.'jiies'i*'' maiket ami Ui kei n trom
•co.ng to was'i* fixnlstuff that pni|K*i-
.y m.arke ed w uild ii'ean a sa\ ng ot
th. asund.s t t d.dlars.
■>e‘.*-‘ aai hei sea-', n r.'bs ai. o.id
thtie .ihoid.i he a communitv eannerx
nv'us cn t'l tb». discovering auil en-'
eouraging of new uses for eo'ton. The!
man who has plantisl fooil ■ runs, di-,
•' v tTsifu'd ami nol dependeil soieiy on |
•ottiiii. will have much to be thankful
ft r. however, even in the nresi :it 'in-
piomising dilemma.
weak
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THE GREATEST MAN OF IIIS
TIME
Sixty years ago a young telegraph!
operator namiKl Thoma.s A. Edison in-i
v*'nt«*<i a nu*tho<l of sending mes.sagosj
in lx>th directions at once on a tele
in opiiati in e\ cn if yve do not a*te*v.pt wire. It was the most marvel-
nr.iither su'gle proa t during the yeat human invention up to that tinn*.
Our i'ca -h giowers. farmers Inisine.sy ^^^n got SIDO.OOO for hia
men. .n fact, everybody, sh'uld pau.nt, which wa.s a fortune in those
hands in this unilertaking and ses*
■^bat u cannery is established. It is the jj^. experimenting with other
only way to .stop the enormous wastes inventions, and before the
me are now experiem-ing - the only (\.ntennial of 1876 his nime was a
solution to the problem of utilising household word all over the world. He
our ever-increasing surplus crop of invented, among other things, the
fruits and vegetables. waxed paper in which the package
groceries you buy are wrapped. He in-
THE HIT-AND-Rl’N DRIVER vented the mimeograph, the first suc-
The hit-and-run driver is not hu- ces.sful duplicating process. Sholes,
mane and is a detriment to society, first inventor of the typewriter, came
As motor traffic has increased acci- to Edison with hia crude model and
*‘I began tak
ing Cardui when in
a weakened, run-down
condition,” writes Mrs.
F. S. Perrit, of Wesson,
Miss. *‘I took one bot
tle, and I seemed to im
prove so much that I
sent for six bottles. Af
ter I had taken the six
bottles, I seemed entire
ly well.
“Before I took Car
dui, I was nervous, rest
less, blue and out of
heart. I felt depressed
all the time. After I
took Cardui, all this
disappeared.
**1 gave my daughter
Cardui and It helped to
relieve irregular . ,
dents have multiplied. More accidents Edison taught him how to make it
have meant more hit-and-run drivers work. Professor Bell had the idea of
and one : an hardly pick up his morn- talking over a wire; Edison’s inven-
,lng paper without Teading of this type tion of the cartoon transmitter made
of drivei. .And, every such ca<c h:is the telephone a success. Dr. Brush in-
added, a.' it ,'ihould, ti) the puhlk- vi^nted the electric arc light; Edison
jpcntment toward those who fail t • >f- conceived tin* idea of putting electric
fer or give aid to a pt*<iestr’.an *’-iey lights in small units into bottles, and
have run down or to the occupant.s of invent<*d the incandescent lamp. In the
another automobile with which they eouise of his telephone experiments
toave collided. The situation has he- he invented the phonograph. A little
leome so acute, in the opinion of the later he invented the movies. In be-!
This raedldns has bssn used
by women for ovsr SO
years.
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GOODYEAR PATHFINDER
Take Thedford’a Black-DransUt
for Constlpaticn. IndlgosUan,
and PlUousncsa.
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American Automobile association, that:tween he invented new and econonii-(SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE'
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There is hardly anything in the world that some one ’
can’t make a little worse and sell a little cheaper* We
don’t pretend that these are the lowest prices in town/
but we can show you are th^^st bargains.
Come and see us I ^ —
McDaniel Vucanizing Works
R. P. Chapman. Manager
Phone No. 2
Clinton, S. C.
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