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PAGE SIX THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C THURSDAY. AUGUST 27, 1031 COUNTY BOARD RECEIVES REPORT ON EXPENDITUpS FOR HALF YEAR Gross Cash Balance Shown On June 30th, Bui Overdrafts Listed In Several Items. Balance for Roads At l/Ow Point and ('urtinl- ment Forft^een. During Cominj^ .Months. l auron:*, 20. 'Hu- coujity of coiii t ('xpi'n-i s anj (‘(lualixatiun l>r)ar«J. I-aureiis on .Juno .‘’.0 still ha;l an un-' \\ hik- th. .o was a halanco of arotin;! exj ondod halamo .if .S'm.1 12.*>S out of $1<i.000 ;n tho r<>ad dopar'iiiont on tho t^ta! of .$1 12,apjiropriatcd .luiio oO, .-aid Mr. t'ulliortix n, aJin i.-it in h;- two main s<. tions of tho yoar’.s two months havo pas-od simo that coun'y s\n'nly hill, arooidin^r to tho timo and tho hoard T\K'«day was fand sotni-annuiil ii'p.irt of H. Y. Culhoit- with tht* notos.sity < f soriously our- .s<>n. olork to^tho suporvisor, mado tadin;; road oporatitin.s in tho county. Tuo.sday to thi- hoard of <ounty tom- Tho hoard, ho saitl, took no action on niissionors. Tho halanoo was arrived at tho matter hut took it un.lor adviso- }>y a oonsolitlation of all items in those two softions, hut. as pointo I rut hy Mr. ('ulhortson, tht'ro wore a: t lal ovordraft.s in tho items f u Chain (lanir liosuls and Mridtros (*ounty Offioors .'salurios Uural I’olioo—.Salaiics Uniforms .Ma)ri«trato.s ‘jinrf ('onstith't s (Hhor .Xpproiiriation.s Jail ,, County Homo I.unaoy and .luvouilo f’uhlic Hiiildin^’-s '' I’rintint:. 1’o.sI.ilo , lilt . M 'si ollaiioou.s t ml Vital .<fat>ta- I'.tal mont until tho rioxl mootinjr. d h<‘ followinLT is a oornlonsod ( py of tho n'lioi-t as road hy Mr Culliort- in'orost, sen; .\p;)i pi'iation Dislnirsomont Halan.o $2:i,42t».Ki ^ir..:.7‘.».i'.) tl.OOd.Oll ■li! ll.OlIO.Ut/ P.OOO.OO 1 l.TJo.Oh h.ood.Do h.'io.oo HI.tJTP.Oh 2.700.00 I.IHIO.IK) 700.00 2.000.00 .2.000,IMI 2,000.00 i:!2.7..'i 7.;{i»o.ou J.aUO.OO tn.-.oo 2.112 INI 1.K71.00 l.:iH7.s:i 2.422. IX C.t*7 X'{ 1,17:1 00 1.T70 72 720.11‘. :t7 I oo 7.:t 00 i.:>oo,oo :i 1.7.00 2.I7X.0() 7..'.(l7.00 1.;112.17 I.777.X2 2.17 .s20 10 22;t.2s I •I70.S 1 \ • O'. I a KNCJI.NKS A ytiun^r man named Cramer aston- i.shod tho world tho other day by fly- iriK from Dj^-trojtfrt'o CJroonland with out tolliryc anybody that ho w{r.s ^oinj;. 'l/u* important thinjf about that flijjht PS that he didn’t use any tfasolino. H-is etiLrino is of tho Iliosol typo, which us- <'.s anything in the form of oil for fuel. .\s he put it. ho could fly on butter or whaleoil if necessary. The best >fus(.line enjrine.s today are only K {)er cent efficient-—that is, they utilize f.nly X p«*r cent of the power in th<‘ fuel. Crude oil «*njfine.s of the Die sel tyjte are mor<* efficient than that, hut .still far from perfect. The next thiiiK in entrines will la* one in w-hich th»- wa.sto o*’ enerjiry ne ’essary to con- ver; ((•'•'(iriK a! motion, into protary motion will ho done awav with. Growing Cows Need Legumes Cie.smon College, .Auj?. 22.- Lack cf -izo is a )?reat impediment to piofit from many .South Carolina dairy cr.w.s, -;ays C. <1. Cushman, extension dairy man, who think.s that we have no right to expect high average production fiom under-developed cows, and that profit from a dairy enterp*'ise i.s in direct relat:on to high production per cow. ‘‘South Carolina,” Mr. Cu.shman statfc.«, “is making creditable progres.s in breeding work through increas*ng- , ly greater numbers of .sires from prov en ance.stors, but a great part of the value of thi.s laudable endeavor i.s los^X n failure to grow' out properly the young stock. ‘iL'i/st of all, our people generally do not (juite apppwiate the nece.ssity of properly handling and feeding the growing heifer from birth until the first lactation period. “The feeding of suffi(i«‘nt legum" roughages to growing stock i.s a most io’porlant matter, for minerals and vitamins, two vitally important fool element.s or properties e.ssential to proper grow'h ainl rb^vi h pment, are abundantly pii '.'nt in good legtime hay.- but are woefully la h'ig in vary- I ing (legree.s in grain rhtion.s and car bonaceous roughages. “It is very common in herd.s over the state to see young growing stock in good physical condition yet not mak ing the proper .skeleton growth. They are getting sufficient food nutrients either in the giain ration or a combi nation of it with grass hay, corn .sto ver, or ether carbonaeeou.s rougha'ie to keep them in good bmly flesh, and we are therefore deceived. The ration may be entirely lacking in minerals and vitamin.s, which are responsib’e for the development of large, rugged- framc'i animals. “The feeding of good legume hays to growing .stock is not so expensive as other methods. Frequently exce8.«- ive grain rations are fed to this class of sto< k to n'.akc up for l?.c\ of the cheaper and better food—legume hay, l.egume hay is in fact almost indis pensable to profit in the fee<ling of all jclasses of dairy animals, but particu larly grow'ing stock. The grai.n rsJtion c.an I>e designed to atone pa. 'ly for the producing cow's ration, t’"•■th'.ng lack of good legume hay in-4^re rrature will lake its place with enti-e -^tis- faction in feeding growing >* k. BOND FLOWER SHOP FLOWEKS FOR .ALL OCTASIONS 157 W. Main St. I'hor.e 39fi HUGH L EICHELBERGER NEW YORK LIFE MAN Ten Years Experience Professional Insurance Information Furnished Free I nr* '111'- • d.v Ilf ChMituh-, Kun as, is $1P2>,hi;.77 .<h2,‘2o:M:{ > .lyhs Itit.-'C-? I 1. a _ ; l ■ 1 ‘.ll Tula I wii .Sr $ I,.7(1(1.(MI 1.7(M(:(mi s 7.7;(:i.:.i “(I ■aa^r :.a I : () ' I 1 ;1 .-.’o ' I '» : .Mil .vp.sou iKi 1 s. ,:i..7 imii (i i» .'SIIJ.'im'i It .>(7,.iri((, .* ;7.1 I I' tall 1 .'^r t Mil I H a lid I.iaiiit.i AMI K'l.id i;. F. D. iM id ( >1 ( iuip' I '■ k .11 a t ■iM YD: ,< ’.jri'i (>ii l.llllll.Ud (M t I ii:,2;:;:.;; i (F *.i 7(1(1(111 '.‘I I 1 I,7(iO.(Mi I • I J I'lc; 'h: :,F.' F. !. , ; : I I! D IlKNKY ( ().\ LRAST f t pKihaliiv the m< Y |iro<iiri'.)!i- c imniu- rii‘v in .X’.icii a, if ‘ in F'lc wo ' I.. Its prn) !r I a; no ta -'i V.lri'rVrf. I la- I ; y I' a I I ’, i r. .M • - u 7 i- rt'-, i: in till- haiid i.t' a r<- r.i r. h'-- i a'l '< ‘ f a a' '1.1 y . tu > ' if •' Ikya I . |..i ,a' J,:. ' ,.;iM.. .r ■■ i-Miiir 11 I ri. .ai y '■latin'. p.i 1' ■ •( y. • i ,1 >, a , <'<■( “ .’li' ■ " i wafrr u' I t r - I'l pay all tin- i i-niri,'' r\(irri-r nf till- fiasn a Wrll ,l 1 I piirt an airpi.ii and a lira s liand. Thr ;ty I' I nil h, hu 'iir • ii,r i. F.ill k. . i-r h-,- III I I I ill h. [iiili .i-i.ui' fi '■ 'J'l-nri .1* i'll; . 'I'lii |)i n. ll aigiaiimt aga'n ' [r- i; ■ ii ’ i..l I'i r'.' U r'd i>( , '.:i r 1 :,i- 'll l| Ilf '■■■ p "■i'll'' :;i 1- ‘ ‘ ' i ii.. 1 ' a i. ' ir .. F M IUM.AVD - r> 4 4 ! 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ . » ! 4 i 44#444444444444444444444444444444444444444^^*4«44«44<v« H. D. Henry & Coivipany INSTIItANCir BONDS - REAL ESTATE IA)ANS ,NK(;OIL\TKD STOCKS i ♦ 4 ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 ♦ 4 4 4 4 ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 ♦ ♦ I ♦ ♦ Why h Pays To Buy Foods At This Quality Service Store Our Prices Are Low Our Quality the Highest N\ r ni l' ihunM'iil tu our patrons for their man> eom- plinu’Mts 4 n 4»ur meals. W e are gjunii one heller this Aveek. Vways tr>int', t«i better each sale with (|ualit>. We uill lr\ to do oiir \er\ best at all limes. J J ♦ ♦ : I ♦ 4 2.)e 2.)e ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 N\ t w ill hay e: Lamb Roasl. lb. lb. Steak. Ml. “21lc and ‘iac .‘'leu Bee I, lb. lOe Beef Boa-1, lb. 17' ^e Fork Shoulder Roast, lb. 17'.e Sh(;ulder. Sliced, lb. 20e IN'i k Chops. !b. ‘J^e Berk I lam. Ih. *23e Boilcvd Ham. Ih. tOe Is lb. White Rintt Flour—.Sl..">b X Mb Swift .leuel Lard, S'le I Ih. Swift Jewel L.ird. B,»e L\er.\lhinu l»eii\erei: .vt .No Extra Charite. « I'on t Itiiget to i»un the erovyd at 7 o'elm'k Saturday night to get your pri/.e. We yvant eyerylMwIy in town to be yy it h us. I : \ -‘.ix I ' d ■ \ 1 . 11 a '! .1 > I" I . i I : 1 . ■ill A'l ’ r . i-'d , II I I ' a pi . ,1 :i 'I : -r i\ -'i.iij* ,ir - i-i-.; , .. i I Ij.’ iin ■ IH' p- n . ill i 7 in' y* ■ In I Ir <• \ il •rl \ i-r Ilf th'- Irdi tal t' I\||'|I Iirut IMiW gri |u 11 Hill,' a thr acr Ilf 7(1. M l l 'l;itrs jiii\;ilr I'll) ill-, fii ll j),-n Irti' iiiiifhr 1 1, \1 an;, - i:tr I).I • . 1(1 a-; - lirii-iiui sy liiy- Nr.irly all ; lio.il ''','trni-i iiiiw iitirr agiMl tr.irhn-' nii jirn.-'i'-iiv. .Many indn tin-' prii.-inn nil rinphiyrr.' Firrimn, pi'Mi-rium and ii’hrr nini; I ipal r)'in]i!'. rr' in the lug ctir-' all grf pni-iun' attrr a g-ivm In in Ilf .'ri,i.-r. l- y*')) I .Snii'h j.-i nt I'lr \’r.w 7 .-ill 'l.itr ( :\i] |ii n.'i ui ml!., Mu ll Ilf thr 'Aiiii-\ I f Dial.I r ag>' W 1 111 Id Ir - r i ■ III .na t t-ii ! f r , r I \ ' 1 ll |\ n , ah* h" Iv till .-.lid Ilia pi .1 r 111 .lid agr n t drprndr'i! lip ni i ' ‘y. I’ itiap' F’. III rll 1 r 111 ihi .l! Wiilll In- linp.t ir'l, bat I d -nhl ’ ill;. .\ ‘id 1 hr' r r h t r\rnlli;il!\ si.'lii -Ml ll '\.'t. ;il Aili hr adi ptr.l 1 ' rl yA\ ' r rr. .sp * l*()IM .S ( hit-;! :c> "ii; gir'.flN (-\ci‘rd a -i'liir! Iitur agii \\dll a thr Surdi'h frnght- rr, ".\niia." with a laigu uf li-ii'bcd.i wire and s;ii-d:ni-' rn rnil tin- ( hiriig.i rurr'^with Mu- .Surdi.-ili fiag f'ying. ll has long hrrn f hirgii‘s dream In he- .rnme a srapnit. ( hicagn rnthu.'iast.s p; durr a drrp watn rhamirl frnni the St. Lilwieiue through he (beat Lake-* to the very he.iit of the Fnited St-ites. That IS an engineering pnssi'o litv. hut '.vile,her it would nay i- an ither qiiesthiM. () e.iii 11 aiispni tat inn is a!-' way.s a li.-ky \t4iture. Very few 'hio- owners are nniking money ihe'e davs. The demand ;s cou'fanl for gre-»ter. speed and quicker “tiirn-ar'iiind’' he- Uveeii mean tenu nals. The niissage through any inlan-d waterw.'iy is ne- 4» es-arily 'low. lli.Aever, ( hie:.go has -it her hcari on hoc; inin'i a srapart ;ind what ('hi- i-ago goi" .iftir she u-ually gets. •o This Week’s Prizes Will Be: First Bri/.e—S M). Ham ScLMind Bri/.e—.B2 bottles Shiyar (Hntrer .Me Third Bri/e—S Ml. bucket Laid Fourth Bri/e—21 Ihs. Flour Fifth Bri/e—I quart Wes.son Oil Vyith each' oOc paid on accounts or fof cash pur chases. you yy ill be given :i ticket entitling: you to a chance at one of tmr regfular Free Brizes igiven away each Saturday eyening at 7 o'clock. You must be pre.sent to win. Baldwiif s Grocery ‘Good Things To EaC Bhones 99 and 100 HUM l*AR\nSIS The F.;i't liis yi.ir is having an other epidemic of infan;lie naralys;s. The West is c.uTiu.irativ ely free from this terrihle .'courge. It is one of the ' fi'W disea.'i's of which Foe .‘xa. t ;’au'e r-titl unknown to seien e. and for which no effective ureveuMvg meas ures have heea devised. Fure is utu'i'r- tain, anil comulete recovery p.-acticnlly unknown. While it i-ripphs the bodies, espec ially the legs, uf its victims, infantile paralysis sometime.' seems to sharpen the brain. (loverr.or Roosevelt of Now York, was infected hy this disease, which seldom attacks^ adults, eight years ago. He is able n .w to walk without leg hra.es, with the aid of a Vouple of canes, while his mind is as active as ever. I know one girl yvho j was infected in the lUKLepidemic who refused to he licked by her affliction and has succeeded in e-tisblishing her self a.v a fa.'hionable milliner, making annual trips to Paris. One of the most seriously crpr.’ed hoys 1 ever saw, a victim of paralysis at the ago of seven, graduated this year at the ti'p of his clas.s in a western univer.sity. It is small consolation to a mother whose child is deprived of its normal i physical life hy infantile paralysis, to: : realize that it still has a chance to de velop its mental activities, but there is alyva>;s that ray of hope. ISUIiSCKlBK TO IHi: CHRONICLE jumiimi m Em m B 1 ; ■ QSS Assures You of Quality Foods for Your Table i ./ ' h y.eil, ( rirl, niipt'rcip- r '<liieii<i ' li e ’ ‘ i ; tc!«* (.n timely iH't‘;l'«, a e . ir- tt‘ L e !'• rexul.ir <'usf<ir:u*rs .lad ati iiui- 'r * t-i th;*"'-. .Note s))etia!s l.elon. ieen-Made Macaroni pkg. 8c Mi- Ge!, 2 pkgs. , 15c Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs 25c Gold -Dust, 3 boxes 10c Linton’s Tea, V2 lb 43c Sweet Mixed Pickles, quart ,. 27c Newberry Maid Butter, lb. .. 33c Veribe.st Faked Beans, 2 carts 15c H VI.KN ri.NK'S Smoked Sausage, lb 24c. French’s Mustard, 2 jars 25c SNOW KI.'KI Baking Powder, 25 oz. pkg. .. 23c Caraja Coffee, lb 31c Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 for ... 15c Shredded Cocoanut, lb 20c Kewpie TISSUE 2 rolls 15c '^OCTACCN* TOiLt I fiHlAP I I cy-'/i Must refreshing: for Toilet and Bath 3 for 25c BALENTLNE'S No-Jpck Weinies, lb ■22c Veribest Brains, can 14c Red Band Flour, 24 lb. S. R... 99c Red Band Flour, 24 lb. plain .. 95c Claussen’s and Becker’s Bread and Cakes at all Q. S. S. Stores OaAGON SOAP Your choice of beautiful new pre miums if you save Octagon coupons 7 for I 25c THESE MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS OF QUALITY SERVICE; CLINTON. S. C, WHITMIRE. S. C. Baldwin's Grocery, J. M. Pitts. Blakely's Young Bros. Scott Grocery Co. Grocery, 1. C. Boland. L. V. Pinson, Clin- GOLDVILLE, S. C.—Joanna Merc. Co. ton Mercantile Co. ciasSK.'i&dS.i . V - -5 ) x-i .'-v ^ ' r •• , J'i&s .V I.- jF', . - t - -S-i*?