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\ • A . > THE a^INTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. 8. THURSDAY, AUGUST CO, 1931 for the ^:ommodities.’ Section five, par- Tuesday with friends in Ware Shoals, ajcraph four, ‘the board is authorized' Miss Marjraret Watkins of Chap-; and directed to investijfate conditions pplls, was the ifue-st of Mrs. Frank * lof over production agricultural com- Gregory last week-end. j modities and advise as to the preven-. Miss Margaret Jackson of Rock' tion nf finch over prndu<-tion.’ iHill, and .Miss Junie Finklea of Pam- Washington, Aug. 1‘2.—The text of'of last two year.s federal farm board a«bove mandate from guests of .Miss the farm board’s telegram to the gov- has steadfastly altemi»ted to ifrottKjt congress and in view e.xisting situa-Hawkins. (.’(ttton farmers and all who deal with tx)ard suggests that you irnmedi- Mis.s rrances Hawkins is viSiting in proposing destruction of one third of them from price declines such as have rnoinVne every interested and Ashe\ille for a few weeks. ^ thc^ pre.«ent cotton acn'age follows in afl*'c <*<] all industries, first, !)>' I'Mavailable agency in your state, in- Fl.NAl. .SKTTLEMENT full: '‘■’i- cooperators, sec- farmers, bankers merchants. notice'that on the Uth dav of ••Government cotton report of i ond by removal from market by landowner.s and all agricultural ediu-a- f^^ptember, I will render a final'ac- stabilization corporation of l.dOO.OO ^^^ces to induce immediate baas, third, by '.♦() per cent loans to pp.v^jng under of every third row of fj^jnistrator last year. These efforts growing. Without iiuestion ernors of 14 cotton producing states posii pre; [rOV€ bS4,000 bales if realized provides tal crop and carry over supply of "au-s, un.u, ...v p,owing unuer oi every imru row ui mimstrator of the estate of Mamie N Aineiicun Cotton of more than 24.r,0().- cooperat.ves la.st year. These effi.rt ^ow growing. \Vithout question dwea.sed. in the office of the (UK) bab- against probable world con- had some measure of success h. vc p^x-es there w;ll W con- deceased, in tFe office of Judge sumption of American cotton this fis- ^x-en outweighetl by con inual excess ^ideraiile abandonment late in the sea- Probate of I>auren:s Countv, at ten cal vear of U.OOb.OOO or possibly 14.- production and . ontmually increasing this will not improve pnces^.^.p^.^ ^ 000,000 bales, leaving probable carry- ^^n>lus. during the heavy marketing. Problem ^ fron of around 11 (MM),- i’The board believes that the time t,, solved is to se<-ure abandonment has now come when cotton producers organized and orderly fashion themselves must be calliNl upon ^jj] farmers a b<-tter re- immediate and drastic action. -^Jfri-1 turn on the remainder. ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR — SHE KNOWS THAT OUR VANILLA EXTRACT IS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST THAT SHE HAS EVER BOUGHT. 3 oz.—^33c 6 oz.—59c Pint~^S1.39 SADLER.OWENS PHARMACY TELEPHONE 400 TELEPHONE 377 f over one year hence (UK) bales. “This condition occurs in spite of ten per cent re<luvtion of acreage last spring. It has already resulted in drastic d(*clirus in cotton jirices which if allowed to continue may bring di- res't disaster to cotton producing states and indirect distress *o the na tion. “Through serious worlu dopn-ssion cu'tural marketing act, section one.i paragraph four, directs board to aid n preventing and controlling surplus- “Hjard is convinci-d that such my trust as Administrator. Any person indebted to .said e.state ;is notified and reejuired to make pay ment on or before that date; and all persons having claims against said es- es and in orderly marketing and ‘I's* received by growers on this and ribution so as to prevent such •'^ur- crops entirely aside from sav pluses from causing undue or excess jing by reason of no picking and gin- fluctuations or depressions in price reduction irnnunliately done.^^j^^ ^jj] present them on or before will Ik* more than repaid by increased date, duly proven or be forever price received by growers on this and harred. J. r. NELSON. BREAD EQUAL TO HOME BAKED V y\ 1 • A. vl * 1 J 1 baked at home in every respect. It is as light, as fluffy, as wholesome, as tasty and as ^ood to eat as any bread mother or fi:randmother ever baked. Give it to the school children—spread with butter or jelly and see how they will eat it up. It is healthy for them because of its vital nourishing qualities, which build healthy bodies. Quality Cakes — Rolls — Bread The Ideal Bakery A. I). NASON, Prop. Our Products Fresh Daily At Your Grocer ning costs on that part of crop plowed I under. j “Hoard recognizes that th’^ sugges tion call.H for drastic remesly for se rious <'mergency but commeiuis to you the thought that major operation of I this kind rather than attempts at les.«- (*r measures is now neeihsl. 1 “Hoard earnesly hojies this firopos- 'al, which is being sent governors of jail cotton proiiucing states will 1h* ap- I proveil by you and the peojile of the .South and that necessary steps will be ' immediately taken to j)ut it into .ef- I tion ^throughout the .South not later jlhar/September 1 apd eomplete pro- jgram not later than ’ .September 15. I “If the ten largest cotton produc-l jing states accept and carry out this ' program this board will do all in its , ‘l>ower to su|)t)ort the program and' jwill pledge itself to permit no sales jby the eotton stabilization corporatiem' of its present holdings lK*fore July .Tl. IUJ'i, and will urge upon the cotton cooperatives financed by the board thi [desirabilty of similar action by them ion their stocks of IDIU) cotton now h<*l<l. j “This jirogram if fully carrie<l out by Southern farm«-rs as well us by ouiselves will m<‘an reduction of to- {tal supply by at least 1,0()(),(MMI bales and withholding from this year’s mar ket of T.tMlO.IMMI bales more. You will iippn'ciute mi’essity for very prompt I action if this plan is to effe«dively tK'Mefit farmers this fall ami you are thc*refore urged to immediately advise us your attitude towanl cooperation on it. Hoard will promptly convey to you r uutions tr^m other .states a- re- 1 ** KMVeu. “.laim-s ('. .'^tone. ('brirman.” “Fedtnil I'Tirm H tjtrd. CROSS HILL NKM S Administrator. BOND FLOWER SHOP FI.GWERS FOR 1.57 W. Main SI. AI L ocrxsiONS I’hone 396 ♦ ♦ : ♦ ♦ ! : } : Some Real, Row Priced FOOD VALUES TALL TANS fr> oz. JAR r 4-Ln. TAIL 8-LB TAIL PINTS DOZ. ST. (TIARLES EVARORATED MILK 2 HOCKKS LM1)»0 SIIKLT HOfJ.S Toilet Tissue 2 r<k:i:rs looo shkkt rolls, Toilet Tissue 4 A.\1KRU’,\N IIRAM) DILI, Pickles s\\ MT S SDORT'KNINI. Jewel S\\ IhT S SHOUTT NTNC Jewel I K ITT Jars PROCTOR ( 0. K. Soap TKMTOR PCKK Preserves HAXgrKT SLICKD RINDLESS Bacon WELCH S PURE Grape Juice ^ ST. CHARLES OR LIBUYS EVAPORATE© ^ Milk PEARL BRAND Peas HEINZ OVEN BAKED Beans BLUE RIBBON MALT 11c ROLLS ROLLS o o o o <* o o o o o I ► i o: <1 < > I ► < > I ► I • I ► I ► o o o o O o o O <> o o o o II 11 <► I ► < > o o o o o I > I > o o PROCTOR & GAMBLE’S- 75c i\V I 5 QTS. DOZ. YELLOW laundry JUMBO BARS Ift-OZ. JAR IJ3. .TALL CAN liO. t CAN I FM. Cans i-La CAN Mr, ii.id Mrs. .1, W ILitiita. Mr. and .Mr.s. Hill .Nettle, ''pent the \vi- k-end .11 .Atlanta with relatives. Mi.ss Virginia Calhniiii has i .■turn''I fii'in a visit tn tlie nniuntams. Mr, and ,Mr>. Hill Nettles and I'ttle Sun. Hilly, after '■everal muntlis’ visit hi'e left fur Dillnn, where they wd' visit fur a week, after which they w 11 leav. fur HeTilehem, Pa .Mr. Lii>seom1i ('alhoun of Green- w..ud, visi'ed his mother Sunday. .Mr. and .Mrs L. K. Martin visited relat ves in Whitmire .Sunday. .Mrs. K. T. .McGill and children are vi.siting relatives in Itavidson, N. ('. Mr. Dave loyce of Virginia, is visit ing W. U. Kasor. ' Miss F.lise Hawkins has returned fiom Myrtle Reach and Andrews, where she spent the past three \veeks. .Miss Agnes l,<’ainan of iTinton. spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Frank Workman, who is visit ing her mother, is eonvali'scing afti r several months’ illness and will soon letiirn to her home in Greenwood. .Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Goid.sby and Mr. and .Mrs. Hob H.aggott of .Angus- ta., visited Mr. and Mrs. .S. .A. Li a- in.in last week. Miss Margaret Kasor is the guest of ■Mr. and Mrs, IF 11. Fuller in New- .leiry. * >Fiss Blanche .Austin siient the week end in Greenwoed. .Mr. and Mrs. \\ ill Hipji. formerly of Mountville. are now iHcujiying thei William;^ home. The people of Gro.ss Hill are glad to wi'li'onu* thi'iu to our town. Mrs. Julian .Abbott of Tryon Ga., was the guest of Mrs. lx“i)nora._J^jor last week. .Miss Margaret Kasor, .Mrs. Sam Leaman. Mrs. J. B. Pinson and Mrs. .hie MeUlary smml last Tuesday in' Monticello with Mr. and .Mrs. .Albert .Me Meek in. j Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pinson. James| and Griffin Pinson, are visiting rela tives in Sumter. .Mr. and Mrs. Ix'slie Davis of .Au- "J gusta, Mr. and Mrs. .AMn^rt McMeekin of Monticello,. arc visiting Mr. and' Mrs. J. E. Griffin. i .Mrs. Conway Dial, Mrs. J. H. Kasor,! Miss Klcanor Dial and Albert Dial visited in Newb<*rry Saturday. Miss Louise Hallman of Cleveland, ! Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. C. : Pinson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold HaUman of I Springfield, visited relatives here Sun- '*day. ;j H. C. lx?aman of Columbia, visited home folks for the week-end. T Mrs. Winder Gary and Miss Frances ■Cobb of M’are Shoals, spent Thursday ! with Mrs. \V. H. Leaman. ] Mrs. I^eonora Major, Ann Major and Miss Gertrude I^eaman spent “WHAT. DO WE CARE FOR A DOLLAR, IN A ( OTTON COUNTRY/’ used tg be a proud boast, BUT a dollar today in any country looks bljf. Read every item listed below and see just how far your dollar can jfo in a (lU^LITY-SERVICE-SAVING STORE. Pimentoes, 2 large cans 25c Swan Matches, 6 boxes for .. 15c l«)RI)KNS Evap. Milk, 6 small cans 23c BOROKNS Evap. Milk, 3 tall cans 23c Banquet Tea, V2 lb 45c NKVVHKRRY KKEI) & MII.MNfi CO. Grits, 7 lbs for 20c Sl’NSHINK Krispy Crackers, lb 16c Golden West Salad Oil .... . 24c SUPER SUDS Immediate AH-Through-The-Water Suds CuU Duhwaihing Time in Half pkg* 7c Lard, 8 lb. bucket . 83c 2-in-l Shoe Polish 13c Myles Ice Cream Salt, 10 lbs. . 15c .VI,.\SK.\ Pink Salmon, tall can 10c UKK IIR.VNI) Spices, all kinds, 2 boxes for . 15c Myles Salt, 3 boxes for 10c l.ri'KY STRIKE Cigarettes, 3 pkg 50c NEWBERRY EKED CO. Hen Feed, 50 lb. bag $1.20 White House COFFEE Grandeur FLOUR 8c Duke’s Mayonnaise, 8 oz. ... Lance’s Peanut Butter, lb. .. Grandeur Flour, 24 lb. S. R. . BEE BRAND Insect Powder, small ... BEE BRAND Insect Powder, medium size Kre-Mel Dessert, 2 pkgs. ... Blue Ribbon Malt, 3 lb. can . Ask for Claussen’s and Becker’s Bread and Cakes—Fresh Daily. OCIAGON SOAP Your choke of beautiful new pre miums if you SATO Octagon coupons 6 for 23c THESE MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS OF QUALITY SERVICE; •' WHITMIRE. S. C. Young Bros. S«tt Grocery Co. .—Joan CLINTON. S. C. Baldwin’s Grocery, J. M. Pitts, Blakely’s Grocery, I. C. Boland, L. V. Pinson, Clin ton Mercantile Co. GOLD VILLE, S. C.—Joanna Merc. Co. •II -ii