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THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1931 FOR SALE — Rejfistered Jersey oow.i fresh. T. G. Harris. Up $400 a Vote FOR RENT—One brick veneer house ' on Ferjcuson street, and one house i on Woodrow street. Apply to J, M. J'itts. Itc LOOK AT THE AVERAGE The hanker .said: "You oujfhi to' It has been costihjj New York city One of mV friends, who now occu* ha\e h^arnefl belter that) this. Iton t $400 for otie man to ea.>t his vote at pies a high position, started life us a remeniber back in 1020 how wor-jeach election for several years. And salesman for the National fash Regis- "ere, and how you sent for Tammany cannot b«' accu'^ed <4 paying ter company reassure you ? Even at present ’ it. He thought if he could »ell ca.sh>«" Jx' 7'>rth ten times Briefly, the ca,e i» thi». George registers to Marshall Field it you were then. If your aver- .Vhraeder has lived for many years at be a big feather in his cap. and thei^''.'* m,ghty_ good. What are yoU|p West 3«th street, right in the example of this leading store would "f “ manufacturing district. At have innuence with smaller merchants A young mai. and young woman night mdtody lived in the di.strict but all over the country. were marriw|. After the ceremony the Schraeder, and just for him the city bride’s father, a veteran business man , had to have a polling booth, a set, of NOTICE—All eggs from the Thorn- well orphanage poultry farm are now stamped with our name, 2tc HUGH 1. EICHELBERGER NEW YORK LIFE MAN Ten Years Expmence Professional Insurance Information Ff)R RE.NT—P'irst floor apartment on S^juth Broad street. F’ive rooms, bath, breakfast room, garage and large garden. Also three-room apart-i rnent on second floor. Occupancy Sept ■ first. Phone 373-W. Mrs. G. W. B. .Smith. tf Furnished Free 4 So he caibnl at Field’s and made Ris^ )who had fought hard for his fortune, election officials, books, and a lonei t)( k them into his study. “1 want to cop to keep order. And all to count talk, but r(*ceived no Hncouragem:*nV. next >ear he calkd again . . ^ .ind thing to you,’’ he re- the one vote, e ne ... an e ncx . ‘ *'1 marked. "You must not expect that alii City officials have worked with iTfi‘" yuur years will be goml. You'll g„;Schraeder for years, trying to per- * ' along for a while wihout .seeming tojsuade him to change his legal resi- In tedling me about ’t. he reniarkc I ahead, but at the end of every de^nce but he proved obstinate until a "1 said to myself, that s Sl.i.tion wort year you’ll own a little more furni- few day.s affo when he moved a mile of business for each of the tin yf'iir.*-. have a few more dollars in away. And the city will be $400 ahead Nut a bad average at all. bank. Then there will come a yearjev<’ry election from now on. i In l‘.i2!t, when stock prit (“ wei some time when you’ll have a stroke j I crashing .and c-ven the* richest men,of luck and make a lot of progress.! Home, JamesI were feeling poor, a N<‘w York bank-1 You must expect to average the good! Every evening, around Times! er met a tajiiUilist whose fortune, on with the bad.” ,S«iuare, one can see workmen, covered' paper, had shrunk many million dfil- seems to nw that niuch of the with the grime of the daily toil, hot. FOR RENT OR SALE — Ten-room dwelling house on Musgrove street, j across from Avalon, formerly occu-1 pied by T R. Holland. Contains six| bed rooms, living rf>om, parlor, din ing room, kitchen, two bath rooms,! two halls, ample closet and pantry | space, front and back porch, poultry house. Fully screened, in good state of repair, rec ently remodeb-d. Rental ^ .$3.7.OP, payable in advance. Sale price $4,300.00, financed on easy install ments if desired. Wm. P. Jacob.s, tele- jihones 23$ or 222, Clinton, .S. tf, H. D. HKNRT P. M. BOLAND H. b. Henry & Company INSURANCE 1 I STOCKS - BONDS • REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTUTED L lars. He was in a blue funk. ROUND TRIP Excusion Fares ACGCST l.'.th ( LIN'ION. S. C. lo New York, ('it V. Philadelphia, Pa._ Raleigh, N. Richmond. \ a. Virginia Reach, Va Washington, I). ( . and many other points. Return limit Sept. ."ith. For tickets, reservations, rail «>r write*. W. H. SII AMbS. Agent ( lintem, S. C. (worry and fre*tting in life grow out (and swe^aty from slaving in close (if the* fact that pi*onIe eb; not take' rooms, step into taxicabs to la* whirb'd , a long enough look. away to the*ir homes, six or seven j ! Every human life, at some point, jaway. They do it to avoid the | haa seem handicapped and doomed to ^‘"rrific cru.sh and heat of the suubway j (disappointment. At forty, Henry Ford | rush hour. i had never save*d u cent. At forty-five* I Here’s the catch. They do not ride | Lincoln was a disappointc'd politician .nlorae* hut wait until the driver has cor- h'or twenty-five years, ('harle*s Dar-j f*'ur or five* e^thers, all geiing in 3Kin-Wnrk<‘H rifljfcaftPXgcL^Jdlte** Sl’BSCRIBE TO THE ( HRONK LE The Clinton Chronicle — SI.50 a Year $35.2K^ rwognitK;nr^fluMrtyt®‘P^^ S23.1*ij,,f them, .there came a f(*w great] cents each, anel ride home to j $ 8.*)1 I that amnly made up for all i their oiwn doors in style. i $1.3.71 tiip rcjjt. j Hundreds take advantage* eif this I $16.01' 'piip law „f compensation works for j system every night. It is a nicKlem $17.16 those who keie;) th(*ir industry and j “duptation of the* obi jitn**y busses^ th(*ir faith. I'hose who ejuit under dis-|that had a brief su(“ce*s3 eluring the, couragement are selling out at the* bottom. For a majority of l oiirage'mis live.'^, taking al! the* ye*ars t.ige-tlirr, the avc*ruge* is good. war. THE GREATEST VALUE A Real .Swell Over in .lackbon M»*ights, an outly- rig part of the* city, th<*r<* is a su(*ct*ss- ful sanilwii h man. lie prowls the* -lrc«*ts (allying boards ailve*rt i'^ing local meTcbants, luii ding mi* cin ulars at the* same' lime*. He* ne've*r lacks feer weerk, as all the* loe al <le*ale*rs have feiunel he* proeliice-s liusirie*ss feir the*m. |te*si<le*s atteriiling to 4iiHine*ss, he* likes tee stop aiiel gossip with mothers etut with lhe*ii e hildre'ti. I{e*e*e*ritly he <dnfide*d to my wife* that if it hael a fe*w' metre* gone! elavs w;th the* be*auty shetp he* was the*n aelve*rtismg, he* in- f^nele-d let buy a palm be*.ich suit for the' ho! We*:ithe*r. Thal'll knoek the* eye-s eiiit eif the*. bov - \* lle-M the-j ,-e*e’ it," e'l ninie'nte-d l4«.s-^Ul te*r elailel.v , EVER BUILT \e*w Jerk’s Freinl .i*b I'l V li.'ilv he le' l'"t S the' slant of putt.Mg on a !fi>nt '1 le* <' t\ i- the* be*st lire"ssrel one' in the' Wiirld A.’lti the* i iti- INTO A Ford The Beautiful Ford Tudor i>edan ■/I'Hs do not ciiiif'.iie' t l'.i*in'i*K I s to the’ir I'liithe's but •• .ti'inl the* nil .» to th.*' bii'ltl ngs. (•nl\ a fe w '.e*.irs ag i al! bi l.*k m ik I'l'x bad two (|ualiln'' of prod'i I fa, i* I'l'K'k and ciannion bink 'I'hi'y still have' but tlu*\ now m'II the* fa''* briek I for U‘e* on all four outside* walls and not just on the* side* front.ng the* stree*t, Natural!.\ all the' big buibling's. like* the* ti'Wiring Kmmre* .Sta'i* ami jChryslcr. have* the* same* finish e>n all ! sieb’s, Init, to '"lu* usinl to the* idd fasfi- l , ioiii'd plan of ugly barks and sieles to |apartme*nt biiiblings. the* .\e*\v York jiele*a looks like* one we“ll wierth adopt ing in eve>ry city. ;\nd the* additietnal cost is not prediibilive*. | (F. O. ti. Detroit, plut freight and delirery. Bumpers and spare tire extra at lose cost.) W HEN you buy a Ford oar today, you buy wbat i« unquestionably the groatent value in the history of the Koril Motor Company. Never before has ao much Im'uuIv, comfort, safety and performance been offere<l at such a low price. The low price of the Ford is something to think about because it means an inime<liate saving of many dollars — always an important consideration. But far more significant than price alone is what you get for that price. When high quality is combined with low price, you may justly take pride in having found a most satisfactory purchase. See the Ford — ride in it — learn something about the value that is built into every part. The more you know about it, the more retain you wfll.be that it is the car for you. It is literally true that when you “gel the facts you wiU get a Ford,** An .Xnaernnism Th'* most evil sme*lling business of |imy size* in the* wieb* worbl, is that of tliL* funie'is. A trip through the*ir liis- trict, which ccnteT.s around the I’l'iin- |sylvania station*, iste*rrib!e* thhig on a hot eiay for anyhoily with a ib*licatc nose*. Beyond epicstion it is worse* than the* snie‘11 of the* notorious t'hi-'a.go stockyarels. 'I'ht* tiling that struck us hanle'st on our last iaunt through the* fur eiistrict was that it adjoins and ove'rlaps the* whob'sab* florist district. .\n e>vi*r- whe'ltning ste*nch fn in a furrie>r’s is succee'ele'd a se*conei lati’i* hy odorife*r- ,ous pe'rfume* from a s'ore* full *of .VmcricHU he'autie*s, or viole*ls or some* e)the*r fragrant blossom, A few minutes late*r the* sme*ll ot {frying eloughnuts may be* followed Jhy :th(‘ effluvia of smoking onions, if it happens to la* near the noejn hour. .And I one can get all these smells while {passing through one small bliK’k in I Bagdad on the subway. WANTED To buy several hundred bush els good sound bright oats, at the I right price. Also several bushels of good wheat. I Get our best prices on quality ; Scratch Feed, Laying Mash, Dai- , ry Feeds, Cotton Seed Meal and I Hulls. “Clinton’s Feed Store” FARMERS EXCHANGE T. J. Blalock, Mgr. Clinton, S. C. WHAT DO . P. S. JEANES DO? 'in There’s a deal of satisfaction In dealing with the man who ow’ns his own store. His perscnal guarantee is behind every transaction. Every QUALITY-SERVICE-SAVINGS STORE is an independent, home-owned store, combined for the purpose of buying, ad vertising, Jind selling more economically. •'* Salad King Mayonnaise 8 oz. Mi-Gel, all flavors, 3 for .— 25c Internationsd Salt, 3 boxes .. 10c nWINEI.I.-WKIGHTS Loose Coffee, 2 lbs. lor 29c GOI.DEN' CROW N Syrrup, 5 lb. can 33c B.VI.KN'nNES Breakfast Bacon, Ib. 29c SUPER SUDS Immediate AO-Through-The-Water Sudi CuU Dishwashing Time in Half 3 for 25 c Claussen’s & Becker’s Bread .. 5c SUNSHINE Assorted Cakes, lb 29r Jl .MHO Peanut Butter, pint 23c OLD (iOLI) Cigarettes, 3 pkgs .SOr Venom Insecticide, pint ... .. 40c Veribest raked Beans 2 for ref: brand Extracts, bottle 23c Banquet Tea, 1-4 lb 22c NEWBERRY Creamery Butter, lb 33c Balentine’s Weiners, lb 17c Venom Insecticide, V2 pint... 27c PALMOLIVE 3 for In Hollywood, 76 of the entiie 80 beauty spedalibv recommend this dive and paim oil soap 25c . . THESE MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS OF QUAUTY 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, din- GOLDVILLE, S. C*—Joanna Merc. Co, ton Mercantile Co,