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f V I PAGE FOUR THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 8. C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1931 (Hlintnn Oltjrnntrlp EHlahtiiihM) I«MtO WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and Publisher Publishl*d Every Thursday By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance): Ore year $1.50; Six Months 75 cents; Three Months 50 cents Enter'd a.s Second (’la.ss Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. The Chr nicle .seeks tne cooperation of its subscril>ers and readers—the publi.shcr will at all tinie.s appreciate wise suKjrestiona and kindly ad vice. The ( iironicle will publish letters of jfpneral intere.st when they are not >»i' a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications will not be noti. i il. This pa[ier i.^ not respi r-ible for the views or opinions of its corre pondents. the top in the type of work it is doing, that its campus spirit is wholesome and altogether desirable, and that it mended the employment of a full time Salvation Army repre.sentative at $50 per month to investigate needy cases ' is being as economically and satisfac- and to administer necessary aid. He torily operated as other similar further stated that a campaign for I institutions that are participating in funds will be begun at an early date. I this great philanthropic endowment —^^ ,set up by the late Mr Duke to assist ST,\TK1.VIFNT :ri giving orphan.s an equal opportu- ,he Ownership, .Management, etc. nity with other boys and girls in life THE CLINTON ( HROMCT.E Teachers Soon To Invade Laurens Fourth District To Hold Annual Meet On October 21. Peabody Educator On ProKram. Required by the Act of ( ingress of .\ugu.Ht 21th. l‘H2. Publi.^ber, Chronicle 1‘ublishing f'o.‘ Editor, W, W. Harris, Clint: n, S. ( . Managing editor, busine:-s manager, none. Owner, Chronicle Rub.. Co., Clint' n. S. W. \V. Harri.s, Clinton, S. C. Known bondholders, mortgagees and other security holders owning or hold- HUGH L EICHELBERGER NEW YORK LIFE MAN Ten Years Eixperience Professional Insurance Information Furnished Free Office: Rncm 209 .lacobs & Company Btrildin^ The teachers of the lour.h di.stiict, more of total amount comprising the counties of Laurens, mortgagc.s, or other securi- Greenville, Spartanburg and Union, t X ♦ ♦ CI.IN'IDN, S. OCTDBFR 8. IS.H will gather in Laurens on Saturday (>ct. 2Jtb for their annual fall meet W. W. H MIKLS. Publi.-ker. Sworn to and su!».scrib( d bef.»re rne Notice for Payment IT’S .N(H 1 HE Nt'ISK TH.\T ( (H N'IS Acbic'. cIll is n al w.av.s ing. It i;i exacted that th. re will be a q^h day of October. large atteiidance and a program of in-, jj .NutarV I', ai.arc (dUni is. The while IclKle.l Tno>t >11; ce 'll' men are iiut in*'essnri- ly the rne.s n .al ‘ ract iiig pubiic .atlentiiiii. Tf" hi st and most inef il woUieTi ai'* ti I'le iu'.ght liutt«'rrii''s <-f fa hii.n n- '!;■ lag', 'Ah'ise prc-is agent.s III. e.s an: ly f aun* tiieir [lic- !ii;es. a:;! tlcii pretty d'.ings before the publii . The unlauded men and woiiH-n who are q lictly atteii iin.g to their own lit tle duties, every day emit ribut ing something .-jh.stiiiit'al to gemu'al in- 'iu'-try, pr -teiity and progress, rear ing i-hildren in h;i!»its of useful work jind right livin.g and supidying eTCaiii- ples that eievate the moral and intel lectual level of their little* eommuiii- ties—th<*se are the rnen and women of ; »>;■' untouched by the hand eif great ge*nius. , , , . , , ' Thomas A- Edison is a world figure, j for the one day :-e.s.s:r.n has been i ike all truly great men, h * belong.s not to any nation, bul to all neojile II:s fame, his achievements, his per- ■orial charm, have won their w:iy to Jie far corne rs of th<* globe. As netij .lohii.son said of Shakespeare; “He . but for all time.” m'Titary .s, bool ( urru ulum. I'residing (. K. Wright, executive committeeman, to 10:10 to 10:55 larrangeel. Dr. W'. I). Cocking of Pea- .biaiy eidlege, Nashville, Tenn., will he the* (Kitstanding sjieaki r. The program follows; Fourth District .Meet G(*fu*ral them**: Improving the Ele-' (My commission expire.s pleasure of the (iovernor). Puldie. al the may .v;i' n .t of an age. And with a slight alteration w* ay with lt<*n .Johnson: “'I'hou art a monument without tomb, , , ,, Aral art alive still while thy iinht ‘ i;v,. . A • t-i, .And we have t*yes to see and pra' e to give.” . ' , r ' It is the hope of th«* w'orld that E«li-|' ' jj P’ 1' K. Smith, O. 1). Felder Smith, O. I). DRS. SMITH & SMITH Optometrists Su- I'r* l'niinari«*s. .Address, Stale Hope. .Address, Presi<l<*nt son may lie spared a little longer, fori ' ' there ha.s not appear.*d any man who‘ ^ , T is capable of filling his place. The up-! Departmental Secretar.V’.s rep* rt, .Addre.ss, W'. D. , SPECIALISTS Eyes Examined -:- (iiasHC's Prescribed 15 AVest Main Street Phone 101 l.aboratorv for Prompt Repair Service Clinton, S. C, 12U5 t*t C::{(>-jTlenei;t^^ tix|iie.::;rjyk i)**araitce .of a ■ geniu.s i» How shrunk* h<iw h*dlow so-cari**d sui c**ss of self-absorb***] m**n an«i women. Tb«*v bav** only th** hinks of lif**'.s , , ,m,., for it may iH. d«<'ad,.« l.rfor.. an-'n'*".' a r unkon and |Ml,ful a thn.y, ^ ua'aKain. ' rimar, (.rnu,, (I, 2. .1, 1 yradoa) a delusion, is th** shining High SrhcM»l Auditorium j ' i rVesiding Mr.s. Goodwin, citv sii-i I HE DUKE REI*QRT ' (Mirvisor, Union. We have ju.st read with interest, the Health Miss N<*ll W’haley (15 min- sixfh annual report of the Duk** En- ut*“s). lieu ling ami I.angiiagi* .Mrs. tpiat- g(d*ieii grain. l.ik«* that s(dili**r un<I**r (i.ilerius <|(,w.’iieiit on the orphan inslitutions of a li ii'her bag filled wi*h jind Smith Cat i!i’a. Il lias a t!el aum (one hour), l ast away tin* n**.ir's but |„iai interest sin*-e tli** riiorri-j Grammar Grades Group Grades) wb.) foiiiii I • arls lU'i it fully pieaTvisl th** bag, the.-t** s**lf-|^,.|| orphanage *)f this city, is on** of | •». fi. 7 MEM a ^ av a:r I (II* J I .1 1 ; {II . . I, 111 ai l r 1 : .iiie'’ of .|.i'b!i*-t' lilt r.. w i' mol o ! ban i"i b i‘tl** ..t . 11 f If ir I'lgie ut ' 1 to 'll it !' "■ .11 I* 1.1 w illg t'o )| the ' and ■alli r I'll \ .lU'l ill I > i! r 11 i I' 11 ' ; . I l l ',; .1. ", 'n't .11 f I > III j.il a a n .li'ix ;ii. 1 *> iiiei II: .il'i ad'.aine i,..t otial iiKu hineiy to ai.l tlu- iiti**:ii l it Well la .lid »'m.iii.iting f ;i-=h!.*.g; II Now that tla* fist v arn- ng 11.|i lit winter has cnia* and g n**, till' ii.'tiiii i- fa anl with tin* iicrc.ssity <1 iiia'Sing its forc**s for quick and * .1*1, i'l '.fll a: i loll. It i.o self c\id(*iit that jobb ss tiiil- lions caiiii A l»e m.iti*r;a!lv a ded by lli|;h School Gn.iip High .Sch* «d Study Hall l'i**<aliiig W'. I'. Eoggins, {iriucipal, Gret iu ille high - hool. 0*11* hour, lif.ecii minutes coiifcr- * inn*, .1. Mi l'. Daniel,‘ high si*hool «u j)i rv isor. Home Fininomirs il gb chool lioiin* (*con'nnii s c!ass- rmiii .Mis,s lInf'‘maM, state s'*i)(«r- W.Mir. Highway Members Are Rotary Guests a'>oibed mies ar** spurning true rich- if,, be: < fit ia:i**... I'll** hospital and or-1 Harara R*M>m, First Baptist Church « . i*al .>aic< t. ling t tlic i .‘*art ' are h**a*i***l by Dr. W'. S., Presiding Miss Bcatnc** .Ariiol*!, t ig' t'a’ III' riiiiity an.I woinhless. diri*ctor, who h.is visit(*d' l.angiiage and Arithmetic — Miss I Clinton en several iK**a.si*>ns and has Eva Hit** (one hour). 1 I.IN'iO.N FAt K.S I .NEMPI.O)'- always giv»*n Th(iriiw<*ll in his r<*port.s' M**.ilth ’vli.ss Nall Whaley (l.> tniri- a 1,10 d c* I ilitabi** and salisractory rat- utes. i mg ill I oiiipari ion with *»lh**r mit- -larding iii'tilutimi.s. % . ’’be I III!.** report cmilains many m- g facts p<*rtaining to the work ' . th,' Clh.lcn *irptianag** and tin* " hei tor!y-thr*'** pai ticiiiating in this f i.id.. 1: I veals that 'riiornw**!'' has h.' liK'ge't a'"**ls of any orphanage of I’l tile two Candiiia.i. Its land value is obi-ed at $12'.t,52l; building eq npnieiif ni and live .stock, $7t)1.2l8; with a total valla* of .$;t2d,712. Its en*l*)wment in vestment is $IU2..‘127, an iiiv**stm**nt pi I child un«i<*r its care *if $2,717. Il larks as on** of the six inslitu'ions in iht* stat*' with *)V**r 15l) b***!.-; cap:ic'ty. T'iie report furlh**r reveals that or phan institutions in this state re- .!>bur *mi**!i:s from tli.' fi'drr:il gov ceiv**!! $18,281.21) in lt):U) from the «Miiiaiil. tioi imb-ed from apy central- Duke fund. The institutions r*‘i*eiMng iz.'d ag«*ij,*y. Such work mav only b** the larg**st sums wer<* Epworth, liiindb'd b tal’v, for c**iit ralr-'.at imt al ways im*aiis dt*lay. r**«l tape, and slow ordt*r namt'd. Thornw**ll r**<*«*iv*>d $8,- nlief. E\p Mite and starvation art* f'S'.i.'.iti, the largest Jillotment it has iio‘, adajt'ab'** to slow r« lo'f. l ocal or- yet b**en giv**n. gamz.itii.n which may st* p in qiii' kly I’h** rejiort shi.ws that the average and .■fl'c tivrly wilh the ht*lp.ng liaiid 'laily p**r capita cost of the six largest Rotary club m oialcr to ma ntain ar* iu*cessary. Dm* of the most .*ti- oipliaiiag**s in the Carolinas was 81 »)2. “ I” cmiiagmg s.giis of till* jiast montlis is 'l'hornw**ir.s i't*r capita was a litllcv '•''''■ * lb*thi*a th, way in win h various states ami under thi.s averago, being 08 emits- per'‘‘ '1'“ work of the commissim. 01 .lb- c. hrvi* voluuta-ilv ;* .me for child {icr day. It furth«'r reveals that '‘>^p!aine*i their methods of oper- w.idAv.tb a-suiaiu-e. that local diffi- the p.r capita expemlitur**s tu oHtt-: ‘ were men- eub.cs will han.lled by the comma- tutions the ,.H«t year was rt*diii*.*il. commisstoncrs express- nltv wilhi.ut demand op mitsid** re- rcducticn of .0577 cents |»er i hild , er lili es. day, , r $21.00 per chihl jK'r y**ar, is Diiriiiu the pa-t week, ( liiiton has r**cot(li*d at institutions in both states. . . tiihi n an admiiable and laudable step. In this st ite the reduetiun w.is 7 <*ents ^W ysor to explain the plans A char.tv ,omm:ttee. h,*a,l**,l bv Capt. p.r chiM against .5 Cents in N.ith/'^ the committee tor chant.v wora I among the poor this winter. Ho ex plained that the committee ri'com- riie Clinton Rotary club at its regu- [lar meeting last Friday had the i)U*as- ur** of a visit by two Rotarians, both iiH*mb**i.s of the slat** highway eom- I'horiiwell and Connie Maxw**ll in the ••'t-'^'^'nti, Mr. < tiller of Orangeburg and Mr. Hetlii*a of Dillon. Thes** gen- tlem**n wer** in Clinton on special work for tin* commission in connection with route ob, iitid met with the (’lin ed coMsiderahl* routes, i K. E. interest .n these Saiiler was called unon hv R 1-. W v'or as . hairman, lia.s organ- Carol iia. The average »laily pm capita' 17.1 d Its f .ii.cs at,d plans a luiriva'S to cx|'i*niliture for all institutions was raise fund- : i I.khI r,*r:**f work ilur- the li.wt*st the past year th.sii it ims ing the wii'tei montlis. This is a de-lbeeii in any year since !l'2.5. . Mfvii g a-.i c N ; merely camfvirt but The total eonlribution for P.idl on! <luTi* ( f.**u **■>, It th** v**ry !iv(*s of un-ithe basis of days of care for orphan* foi tu*.ate |K 1 sotis arc seriously thr* at-M hildreii in inslitut’ions in IDdO ; *'nt d when frtyi 1 '<*mi)«*ratui*'s an.l an amount***! to $140,722.44, or aiqinixi-j * nqity larder hai.is.s a destitute fam- mately 7.0 cenUs per <lay for each ily. ihe committee feels c**rtai!i that ch.l<i during the year. This amount, the peoub* if Cb.iit.m will contribute i**iiiesents an increase of $;?S.()tiS.04, lileially ti toe tieinuy from which ev*r the l'.)‘2ti contribution and brings disbur-em* litS ar«* t > b** mad** to the the total amount contributed by the PAINS QUIT COMING I'* 'O' and des. lute. *'itizens ai<* askt*,i to stand by. When the Him* c imt*s. it will be m* es- Miiy .11 til* intcr«*.'t.s of oui community t I uff<*r .imiiev and services in this lU- **rving work. As lilacs, Ediscn ill his hum** in Nt^w .Jersey, the nation, and indeed watch**V a:ui w-.tits eo.iraging r**ws. The great inventor Duke Endowment t*) child-caring insti-; tutions in th** Carolinas during the i past six years to $«’d’»7,4Sl.51; $4.‘U,-! iiil.OO to North Gurolina uist-itulions an,I $282,1)8',).85 to institutions in| .8, uth Carolnia. . While iK*r capita exjienditiires ini the participating institutions were re- duc***! last year, the report states that these reductions do not indicate a low-1 «'red staiutard of work. The largest I the entire vvorUl, (Ji.irease.s listwl were shown in the ex-; anxiously for t**'* j ondituros for food, education and for plant operation and maintenance. } In a comparison of the largest or- FDLSON WA'ERS igain threaten.s Thomas who gave us the electric light, the phonograph, and many other nuH'hani- phanages inclmled in the Duke list it cal contrivances, has been fighting jg interesting to note how closely they cld age ;.n«l light illnesses the J>«ft each other in the cost of oper- jear. Heietnfore his amazing vitality ^ showing that these institutions has l>een ctijugh to overcome thcjai-e being efficiently managed and threats of the sick-hed, but the graveoperat'rrg basis is about the nature of recent bed-side reports seem | same in each instance. The report to indica.e that the supreme battle is'states that no money is being wasted St hami. ,. opj^l^n of the Duke authorities Edisen’s c*>ntributions have figured | in its w’ork for orphans. In per capita fromincntly in the advance of our civi- cost in the care of these children is in- lizaticn to what il is today. He brought; eluded finxl, clothing, education, medi- Jight into darkness — |>erhaps the j cal attention, recreational activities, greatc.st single contribution to the j religious training, etc. commercial v^’orld, and to the life-^of i The Duke audit gives ii^the minut- “W'hcn I was a girL I suf fered periodic ally with ter rible pains In my back and sides. Often I would bend almost double wttlr the In tense pain. This would last for hours arid I could got no relief. j *T trled .almost every thing that waa recom mended to me, but found nothing that would help until I began taking CarduL My mother thought it would be good for me, so she got a bottle of Cardul and started me taking it I aoon improved. The bad spells quit coming. I was soon in normal health.” —Mra Jewel Hania Wlonaboro, Texas. Bold At An Drug Store*. i.in i the ordinary man, in the past century. I t*.st details, the operating'cost of the Others from among the number of his inventions have added to the conven ience of life in the home, and to the pleasure of leisure hours. Scarcely any nsajor field of manufacture has been forty-four orphanages under its care for maintenance aid. It is a source of gratification to the many friends of Thornwell to know that in the opinion of the Duke authorities it stands at Take Thr<tfor,l> Blsck-Dr.'vujrhf for Coiist!patlf*n. Indtsestlu^ :»*vl P'Uoiirifss. of City Taxes Notice lierehy uivet) that Town Taxe.'< fo ’ the Totvn of ('linton, will he due a id co]lectai!lt' heiwc'^'n O"*'-)! er 1st and November Kith, f* r the year 1931. The Tax Rioks will lie opened for ttie colkction of taxe.-^ at the Of ice of the Town (’lerk op Oct >l.e ’ 1st, and wiil remain open ,*qrh day thereafter, Sunday e:.cepted, up to and throuirh No vember K)th. A penalty of fiftien do'*) ner cent, will accrue on all taxes not paid on or ’ -Tore Monttay. November IGth. The levy for (urrent fiscal year 1.*^ forty (ID) mills; fifteen (15) mills for current ojHtratinif exnenses and twenty-five (25) milks fo:* intere.«t and sinkintf fund on various Bond Issue.s out.standinK- The forej^oinj? notice s Kiven pursuant to (Vdinance passed by the Town Council, September 7th, 1931. P. S. JEANES Bated Sept, 8, 1931. Town Cl.M’k. DO? I Nave You Taken Advantage Of Tliis Unusual Offer? Biggest Value Since First HOOSIFR.Was Made A GENUINE Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet and A Hoosier Table A Dinnerware Set A 6x9 Felt Hase Ruj? A LI. FOR $ 39 Free! With Your Hoosier This Week Dishes! Porceliron Table! 6x9 Rug! Dislies — who ever hail too nufiiv'.’ 'Phis is a lieautifnlly decorated set of 31 pie'es— ea.sily worth $7.00, Free this week when you buy a Ibiosier cabinet. felt Pa-y to clean, dura’de base rug, full k’tch-c'i s'^e. 6x9. Regular S5.50 vabie. Free th’s w ek with your Hoosier cabinet. Large si/.e porceliron cook table — finished to match your cabinet. We sell them regularly for $7.50. Free with your cabinet this week. VH!S is without question the biggest-value kitchen cabinet offer we have ever made Just 1 think of it! For this low price of $39.75 you get a genuine Hoosier Cabinet containing many of the labor and time-saving features you have always wanted. And you get with it if you buy this week, a beautiful 31-piece dinnerware set which you will be proud to owm—^ a Hoosier Table with gjorceliron top—a 6x9 Felt Base Rug. The complete outfit onlv $39 75 Only *1 Weekly Down Only $1 Weekly S. M. S E. H. Wilkes S Company CLINTON — TWO STORES — LAURENS ^