The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 13, 1931, Image 8
P4GE EIGHT
;HE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, 8. C
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1931
Ideas And Ideals Of Christ Are *
Foundations Of Our Social Life,
Says Hoover In Y, M. C. A. Speech
Luray, V'a., Aujf. 8.— Presi(k*nt mils me to participate from a distance
Hoover tonisrht said the ideas and your deliberations,
ideals of Christ “are the foundations
“Yon have come from every coun
try of Kurone, from all the states of!
of our economic and social life today,” ccuntry, from Canada, Asia, and
in a radio address to the world’s con- Africa, from our sister republics in
farence of Younjf Men’s ('hristian as- Catin America, .stretching from .Mex-1
Eociations, meeting in (develand. ami Culm <.n the north to Chile and j
- L- T. •. , Argentina on the .south, and from
Speakinjf from his Rapidan camp the ^nd other
SILVER
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 1st day of
September, 19.31, I will render a final
account of my acts and doin^rs as Ex
ecutrix of the estate of Emmaline
Teajfue, deceased, in the office of the
Judsre of Probate of Laurens county,'^
at ten o’clock a. m., and on the same
day will apply for a final di.scharee
from my trust as Executrix.
^ .Any per.son indebted said estate is
notified -and re<iuired to m^ko pay
ment on or before ^at da‘e; and all
1 persons having claitns ajrainst said
j estate will present them on or before ^
:.®aid date, duly proven or be forever
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chi..f exc.uti.vt said the folden :^e parts „f the island world. You have'^ ,
may have .ts daily viola ,on. fc. drawn from all nations upon reser- „„„
rkT u v r\ u ' niif r r\ o i 4 V. ^1/. ~ *
MARY TEAGUE LINDSEY,
Executrix.
cause of human weakness," but' that voirs of yood will, enthusiasm and tory, measured by the (roid standard. Ohly 2«. 1931.-8-20-4tc.
Its principle profoundly ni.alifie. all votion to spiritual ideals. ,1,^
“('ommon possession of a fcreat spir- week, it was under twenty-nine I
itual ideal and a (freat Ben.se of >^cr-an ounce. The averapre price oif^
wcv have broufrht you toffether from gjiy^r for the past fifty years has been I
modern world in
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
The annual meeting of the stock-
the forces in the
which we live.” ^
He praiswl the association and sai l
it held a strategic position in promot- j,ij of the world. You have above sixty cents an ounce; dur-1 Citizens Building and
*"m*^"*^**^"^ cooperation “^(1 formulate your plans and just after the war it touched ^"®**’’ Association of Clinton, S. C., |
good will. „ <bat you may. with renewed vigor, $i.3(). i will lie held in the office of B. H.'
Recent weeks, he said, have giv- among the youth of all lands, silver is certain to come back TheTreas., on September
cn impressive proof of the hunger o development of a vital faith inresident of Mexico has issued a decree Iat three o’clock. P. M., foY
the humab spirit for a greater sensf .pjritual life, the kindling of a more, rp»toring silver tf. its old position as'th« purpose of electing directors and
of swunty and a willingnec.s to re passjonat^ .sense of social obligations' ,„f,npy o^p „f t^e cau.ses of the un- the purpo.se of passing on the pre
scind to a common effort to atta the cementing of international fei-|rpst of India has been the demonetiz- increase of capital stiK-k to ten
ta'* 8<*al- lowshij) for service to God and man- ing of silver, and economists think ^ thousand shares, par value at matur-
T^e president said: kind. that silver will be re.stored to its old ‘ty one hundred dollars per .share, ul-
It IS a plea.sure to extend in liehalf ^ , ,jtimate value one million dollars, and
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Bi^er and Better
Values
Each Day At Our
of the United .States most cordial
to transact such other business as
“You approach the protdems of position there. |'
youth with sviniiatfiv and with eonfi- ,Aii;bodv who buys silver now!*
grte mgs o « <* iga e. rom i . assureil of the ultimate eonlri-^stands a good ehatue of doubling hifcj'^^y come belore the meeting.
B. H. BOY'D, Sec. and Treas.
A. V. MARTIN, President.
nations attending the world’s confer
ence of the Y’oung .Men’s Christian us-
s(K-iation, meeting in (’leveland to
night. Y'our gathering is significant,
liecau.se, in (he long history of your
as.sociation covering more than three- , . ... • i i- , ■
quarter., i.t . century, it i, the fir,t.f'"'■■'■uwe.l
ever tii W held on the North American Oundatiuni. in re-
continent. I would have enjoyed wel-
butions with which they will refresh money within three or four years,;
the common life of the world. You are possibly sooner. And if he needs cash!
right in the aibiding confidence that, in the meantime silver is a commodity j
the solution of all social, economic,|on which an extremely high jiercent-1 1 OST C^RTIFICAT^NOTICE t
governmental and international prob- ’age of its market value can always be pjpg^p j^ke notice that at the "ex-'
piration of sixty days from the two
IS iirm Joumiaiiuns in re-; " ' ■
ligious faith.
JUAVJLSi-
n’"Nb r m arPHTIBa vTs^
weeks publication of this notice, the
e- omce'
of M. S. Bailey & Son, Banker.s, Clin-
of public .service make it impossible ,fi“tloriS over these- many years liavcithe gentleman w'ho has just been ^ap-j ton, S. C., for the issuance by t-hem
for me to do so. Hafipily the radio per-1quickened the hopes (if mankind. Youlpointed the American member of thejof a new Time Certificate in the luwi
_ —ihave become a potent wodd force. No, F’inance Committee of the Iu<*ague of, of $78.20, payable six months from
FINAI SETI'I EMENT ithoughtful person can overlook the Nations. Mr. Davis has the confidence date. Certificate No. 7490, in place of
'profound truth that the ideas and of financial leaders and of statesmen j Time f.’ertificate of like tenor and
^ Take notice that <»o the 8th day of |which you uphold notjon both sides of the Atlantic to a de-lamount which has been lost.
Septiuo ler, I'.t.ll, will render a final ,j|]y have dominated the course of gree approached by few other Ameri- g.],3.20 Mrs. Frank P’o
account of my acts and doings as Ad-since His time but are the cans. A natiye of Tennessee, Mr. Da-
ministrator of the iistate iif .Maiy foundations of our (‘conoinic and so-! vis was one of President Wilson’s. y^U A rp r|/\
Young, deteased, bi the office iif the to^j^y Hocause of human U-hief financial advisers in the peace *
.ludge of 1 rebate of Laurens ( ounty. nvoakness, the golden rule may have negotiations. Then he came back to! S. JEANF-iS
at ten o cliHK a. m., and on the same daily violations, but this great America, first as Assistant Secretary!
day will apjily uir a final di.scharge ppjnciplo, aimed at the common good, (xf the Treasury, then as Under Sec-'
wler.
August
Sale!
DO?
DILLARD
jienetrates and profoundly modificN retary of State and for a time was have now ’
in acting nead oi me siaie (leparimeni rwentlv, di.seussing this epi-
Hi, new jiiIii, Hi itui.le he iiHtiiin, of
•d Europe in financial matters. averted.”
frm my trust as Administrator.
An> peison ind(4)ted to said e.state y]| nioderri world in acting head of the state department
liMiotified and recpiirtsl to make pay- ^^ich we live
ment on or before that date; and all, organization devote..
pel sons having claims again.st said es- safeguard the moral and spiritual Mr. Davis has never run for el(*ctive
tate will jireserit them on or lefoie heritage of youth and'to guiding it in office, but if the Denrocrats elect a
^id date, duly j)io\en, or be foicM'r right and joy of .service, president next year or in 193<», I ven-
Darre<]. MoZ'daov eonsummation you carry for- lure now the prediction that Norman
L. D. Mot RARY, 'ward vast constructive programs of H. Davis will hold u high position in
, , „ A( ministialor. recreation, community service, obser- the cabinet or the diplomatic .service.
ug. l.Ml. 8-_(-IU. vance and obedience to' law, charac- ^
" ■ " ' ' ' iter building, and, above all, spiriUialj BAKER
Y'oilf* HAalf’L I Another Democrat worth keejiing an
K OUT TlCcULU ‘Your NCork has a profound unifying
infliKMue. It blends all races in
one states-
“The One-Price fetore”
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eye on is Newton D. Baker. Lots of
Itemocruts would like to see him pres-
by Purificdbon program. 11 welcomes m its IcHom-1 j ,hi„k he will be the
{ship y.mng men tkf all faiths. P.p^^p^..^ nominee in 19H‘2. He will be
physician will tell you that holds a strategic |.osilion to promote j j,, however.
Perfect i;unfication of the System tl.econimon good not only within ea -h j,, ,,„y ,,,.,,,0-
is Nsiturus 1*ouiulsition of It'rfoct luititMi I'Ut in utiiitwr- i • * rr
H(>:tlth.” Why not rid yourself of aii..,, an'l Ll m (.M.Uional (ooio, .^i.a.nisti'at,0,1 in his lifetime
ebronic ailment.s that are unUermin- ••v,,,,,. iti i- t t ' hclieve, the inos, ef-
ing your vitality'? Purify your en- , ' ‘'bani/.ation is •‘•gieat mill- and conviiuing orator in
tire system Ity taking a thorough in the fundain ''''a. .\nier' 'an publi( life toilav. Ill- ad
cour.se of Caloiabs,—once or twice a advancement of hiiinan progrc>-s. The ,1,,.^sjt_i;c.'.( ntly l>cf rc the Institute of
Wfi k for several wcek.s—and .see how pi'llcms bi-fore the world were never ia Williainstown, .Mass., was
THIS tVEW MATTRESS
ccjis no more
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than cotton or felt....
clearest exposuion
Manure rewards you with health. gicatcr than t<(lay. .No small degree
(alotabs purify the blood by octi- '** res| nnsihility r(“sts upon you for
rating the liver, kidneys, .stomach and tl.cir pioper solution, 1 and my conn- ^',.1 1 1 u.,,,. i, i,l
^v.el.s. Trial p.nckage, 10 ct.s. Kami- tryimm hav<‘ coiifidtmcc in you .ind
1 package, do cts. Ail dealers. (Adv.) (ja. contrii>ution you will make to tiic
tin
political-cconomii
of th
con lition
pre-cut
of the
tile contnliution you wi
futuic."
Clinton Realty and
Insurance Co.
H. II. HOY I), Agent
Representing Sexeral of the
( (•unlr>’s Oldi st and Stroanest
InsiiraiHe ( ompanies.
Office:
.'second Ubnir National Bank
Building—RiHim No. 6
'lelephone .No. 6
Itesidence I’hoiie 107
Garden Hints
For August
cHK \(;o
I met .Anton Cermak, th»‘ mayor of
Chicago, the other day. lie doesn’t
talk or act like a nrofessional n >li-
tician. but like the business man which
he is. He has all the newspaners of
Chicago behind him in his effort to
Clemson College. Aug. 8 Conseeu- l'’‘>ubled city, and that
live plantings every LA to 21 days somethimj which no mayor has had
wHl keep a supply of crisp vcgetabl'esI
for the home table and some for local up. j
maikets, suggests A. K. Schiletter, Mavur C( nvak is enthusia-tu* in his 1
extension horticulturist, in urgin'*' ''‘*rld s hair which
ganlners not to relax in their xleter-i'*' '
memorating the 100th anniversary of I
tht foundirng of the city.Chicago, it-j
I
F I got constipated,
I would get dizzy
and have swimming
In my head. I would
have very severe
headache.
“For a while I
thought I wouldn’t
take anything—may
be I could wear out
the headaches; but I
found they were
wearing me out.
**1 found Black-
Draught would re
lieve this, so when I
.have the very first
symptoms. I take
Black-Draught and
now I don’t have the
headache.
am a firm be
liever In Black-
Draught, and after
using it 20 or more
years. I am satisfied
to eontmue its use.**
—F. M. M»Kimm»v, Or««f«
FmrK rim. i-m
THEDFORDS
Black-
Draught
'MEN who or* run-dowB, or
Tory mouth. ahouM toko
Otoe tvf oVor f yaom.
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mination to have year-round gardens.
To this end .Mr. Schiletter suggests
that plantings be made now of beans. exhibit which ought to draw |
iH'cts, carrots, corn, lettuce, tui'iiips, niillions of visitors. No city in historj'j
and that plants <rf celery, cal.bage. col- lU'comnlished so much or devel-|
laids. and tomatoes be transplantei 'T^’d so attractively in its first hun-'
at once. He urges that this is the last y‘*‘**'*' f'hicago has done'. II
call for iilanting fall Irish potatoos. ^rca; city where the com-
Fall tomatoes, Mr. Schiletter re- people have half as good a Mme
minds us, bring a good price on thv* they do in ( hicago or get so much
lo< al markets and in order to have a pla.' grounds, i
full supply of this vegetable, he urge.s; waterfront. 1 know of no other,
the setting of strong stocky plants ‘‘•t-V “ ‘'’'’“■I
which should go deep into the ground among all of its muiple. No-
and be well watered. .Any fruits which hody can possibly know .America un-^
fail to riiHUi before frost can easily knows Chicago. j
1h‘ saved and allowed to ripen in a j
cool dark place, he says. I TELEPHONE ^
Like animals, plants must be fed The radio telephone system across!
continuously, and Mr. Schiletter ad- the Atlantic is working so well that
vises that if good results in the gar- the American Telephone and Tele-j
den are to be otitained the fall crops graph cofnpany announces that it will'
should be fertilized as abundantly as 1 soon begin telephone service across
the spring crops. He suggests well de- the Pacific. ’That will be another pre-i
composed stable manure and a side venter of .'war. !
dressing of some quickly available! Without the trans-Atlantic tele-j
form of nitrogen. phone President Hoover’s program of
— — |intei;national 'cooperation to relieve
FINAL SETTLEMENT 'Germany’s economic distress could not
have been carried out. It enabled the
Take notice that on the 14th dey of president to talk as freely to Secre-
Septeniber, 1 will render a final uc-;tafies Mellon and Stimson when they
count of my acts and doings as Ad-! were in Paris and London as if they
ministrator of the estate of Mamie N. had been in Washington.
King, (itveased, in the office of the' “The difference between telephon-
King. deceased, in the office of Judge ing and cabling in a case like this,”
of Probate of I.jiurens County, at ten one of the president’s close friends ex-
o’cbK'k a. m., and on the same day plained to me, “is that, even when a
will applj,' for a final discharge from ckble message is put in secret code
my trust as .Administrator. : there is a reeord of it, soraewnere, and
Any person indebted to said estate diplomacy makes it impossible to ex-
is notified and required to make pay-1 press beliefs and opinions freely or to
ment on or before that date; and all j tell the actual complete facts in all
persons having claims against said es-leases, since there is always a chance
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Bfcaute H eordaint inner eoik of resiliml steel and
sift thick upholiirry, the Ileepsleep yields to every
musde qf your body. Lururioiu buoyancy! You
thoroughly enjoy UeepsUep!
YET it is far more comfortable
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tate will present them on or before
said date, duly proven or be forever
barred.
J. C. NELSON,
Administrator.
August 7, 1931—9-3-4tc.
that the record will some day be un
earthed and made public. But over the
telephone everybody could say exact
ly w’hat they thought and there were
no long waits for an answer.”
“If we had had telephone facilities
S OMETHING more than (Mtlinary
mattress support comes to you in
Deepsleep, built by Simmons. Awake
or asleep, your body finds unusually
luxurious rest. Inside this mattress, you
find the reason for its greater comfort
... for it is filled with firm resilient
coils, softly upholstered!
Never on Deepsleep need you adjust
yourself to lumps and sags, as on cotton
or felt mattresses! Rather, Deepsleep
accommodates itself to every curve and
bend of your body. No matter in what
position you lie, all parts of your body
receive uninterrupted restful support
Come in today and test Deepsleep.
Press upon it. Punch it or sit upon it
lie down on it. Then make the same
test of cotton or felt mattresses. Yoo
will find coil-filled Deepsleep far ahead
fA them all... the luxuriously buoyant
moderately priced mattress that you
have always wanted!
$19.95 is all you pay. Such an eco
nomical price for luxury that you do not
find in mattresses of cottoimBr feltl
Wilkes & Co.
L. CLIN^N — TWO S’TORES — LAURENS