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PAGE FOUR THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 8. C. Sire Clinton QI4ronirU Estahlifihed 1900 WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and Publisher Published Every Thursday By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance): Ore year $1.50; Six Months 75 cents; Three Months 60 cents Ente-'p.! as S«*cond Class Mail Matter at tihe Post Office at Clinton, S. C. The (’br.inicle seeks the cooperation of its subscrib<*r8 and readers—the publisher will at all times appreciate wise sufTKestions and kindly ad vice. rhv* Chronicle will publish letters of jfeneral interest when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications will not he noticed. This paper is not responsible for the views or opinions of its correspondents. ter trying out hte new field, he I ers cii 3.500,000 bales of cotton woultf changed his mind and has come back be followed by continuation of Ameri- to us. while he was gone, the mem-bers i can Cotton Cooperative association made up their minds to go pasture- , obligations by the farm board on ap- ^ less till agriculture fetched higher 1 proximately 2,000,000 bales, it was prices, And it will no doubt be a hard I decided at the New Orleans confer- |jyb for him to be re-considered, as he i ence. In addition the Federal h'arm has forfitted his rights to cont'nue | board-announced it would keep 1,300,- I on, and we might as well be \acant I COO bales of/ the market until 1033 ii j as have him. p. s. i will rite or foam legislatures of .stales having To per in the ballance of the news txnorrcw. cent of the x-^tton a.reage passed yores trul'e, mike Clark, rf 1, corry sj;oiident. law.s reducing the 1032 acreage. Free Ad. ice Andersen, S. C., Oct. 10, 1031. Dear Farmers: Wont you please let me give you a President MeSweeh j Cn Georgia Trip ( LINTON, S. C., OCTOBER 22, 1931 (•gt'd at the bottnm. Ft seems highly | GETIINO roCFTHFR FOR j! SOirni C.MUU.INA j mimbablc th;U we will ever our-} Coordir'Hti .n one of the sc rets ' elves iie at the bottom, lookin" up. i of success. 1 .v.t it ’at.vely weak fuc-| .And yet anyone who has e er reflect- 4-s. when j-»i’ie<l toge.luo, form a <<1 for a m irnenl on the inn-arity of slrdig t rie jij't i'S a 'lUinlle i f , tii world’s wealth, esjiccially in twig.-'. <'”(h 111 tiieiii <mall enough t • troublous tim<\s .su-h a.s these, can- Pre.sident .John Mc.Sv.een left .Mon- i little advice? The government and day on a busy trip in the synod of i I the farm board and all manner of , Ceorgia in the interest of the college | politicians have been showering ad j which w ill take him hef jre three pres- vice upon you for, lo, these mr.r.y ! .oyterie.s and .several Pre.«byteriari year.s, so, surely, you’ll let me advise , congregations. you ju.‘t this once. Monday evening he addre.ssed the of the Fir t Presbyterian I Women 1. Don't grow a single thing to sell church of .Atlanta, followed on Tues- ' for the next 2 years, not even a col- ; day by an address before Atlanta )e -n.ij); !■ w.th' a d man. [v.ceii two fingers, may ■ - >' hii realize that the i>:ou from • .iiH’th o!' a string fo/lum- to j.e.nury is a short one, and lard or a cabbage or a bushel of | presbytery in ses.sion in that city. The wheat or a potato or a grain of corn . rtuna nder of this week ho will spend or a lock of cotton. What I mean is—j visiting the respective pre-byteries. .strike and stay struck for 24 months. .N'e:<t .Sunday morning he will prea^'h | at the Herry «;'hofd in Rome, (]a., fo!- : 2. Now. of cour:-,e, you must pro-ievening with a sermon I at th ■ Summerville, Ga., church. Pres- MeSween spates that the col- i 1'ui' a J ng . lU the " cliii'g j. ii t. lina f 'i!-.'t ffs ’nave l.ecn .‘■tra'ed 'iy b;divi iual groups. The re sults have bten of the tangible sort, but theic h;is ' cfii MothinK that attiac's the attention of the na-| tion as a whob-. The “big bu sini ss” w ay of doing i things i-^ ill,! hcLriiining DuringUJut ‘he top .sU p is always s xcecdingly I du. e all of the food and feed that you , t'.i . .. lu... c slipperv. Toirn rrow, or the next day, | li'id your family and your stock shall ^ , i . i ( f J uT..;.:i or the next-yousnay he the unfortu- need, hut not an ounce more. If folks . ‘‘f f'-rming many new and help-i 1. .r ,Today. Whil,. you an- aW... K-l hunKry and are willinir to romr I "> i.ecn 'lemon- . . . , . ' , - ' , Pre hyterian.s (f that state are now, 1 , TV, r,. ‘s* -he tune to share your good for-1 out to your farm and eat what you | ... . u i • a * i ' ,til. . ' 'on. - < th,..wi.t.,, what may yon I,- I f.rd dtoairabla lo Kive them, thaf.t all •1‘oday.ny an add,.d .nt.-rost an.l c-n- lin-(f 111.'I'tr .1* lt'tlmat(.Ij t,K|»oct hhoutd your luck | rlKht—tout dun*t offer unythinK for| ‘0'lf't . ui [tor. in t to .oge. run out on you”? ! sale. i - - E. Mood Smith, O. D. 3. If you decide that 50 hushebs.off Felder Smith, O. D. I HE LEAGUE “COMES Early in (he wcek.^ihffrnatioMaTTh” past week plans have cry.stallized for . the pel filling of an organization ' ^■‘•nterwl on the apparent dead- any surplus that you might have, or which is to iita'lude and cyonlinate the > between Japan and the laeagUe scatter.d eff.nt.s of manufacturers Nations on the question of Ameri- an.l local marketing associations. The right to sit in on a conference South C.'iiolina Progress Association, whi. h was concerned with the current the n.‘w and com|)rehensive machine, trouble in Manchuria. The Unite<l has been m lorsed l»v all interested States, although not a member, was | in the same manner. parties, and will havf sujiervisi.m of pnvited by the League to attend the j all exjiosil.o.Ts .•iitd d..Mnonstrat ions ■ conference in an ad- from thisdiiMc on. j vi.sory eapicity. .Inpan objected, and ■th<‘ I.eague (arrieii a t'o/e ‘ i indorse During the la t year ^ niimher of j presence ov«t the head of j ur,.s u,at every man is entitled to, for expositions wen- t.e d in eil.es of th’s . . . i •' Optometrists feed it lo your pigs." (The past few year.i have proven beyond a 3ha»low ' of a doubt that you should not grow ' anything except what you should con- .sume at heme.) And treat other crops 4. Farriers, you have struggled, wealed, gone half naked, [lassed up nearly till of the eomferts and pleas- SPECIALISTS Eyes Examined -:- (iiasses Prescribed 15 W'ost Main Street Phone 101 l.ahoralory for Prompt Repair Service Clinton, S. i'. eanruTS .state. Mai.ufaet im i s and from other seeliniis c f *’' ■ ,, were attia.-ted, ami one or t\v • \v le persuad.'d to e.slahlish plants in .South (’arolina in onler that they ini''ht tak«‘ a.Kaiitage of the supenoi ties of our juoduet.s. Now tliit the busiue"' he - lie. n e- fiihlished In 'i large seale, we m ’v « 'i- lifM-t someth.iig in the iiotir.' of a general .swing toward the Paliietto Stat«‘. 'rh«‘ henel'.eial ijiiali'ies of o ii' “iodini' pniduet have been e. ‘.ab lished, amt it i- only ne'-esyary tht they be lirougbt to the attention of large eoneeins. The t *.t’'li.'.bment of more f 'c t.iiies amt eaimeries will lie a great 'the obj.H’tion. The .N'ippon.'se were. jj very long time, and now is your ad'll .Si ',v . - the 'I/cagiie. 1 he , ^-hmiee lo show that you are the huck- (|iie'tion then nii.yed was whether th. KeI!ogg-l{riand treaty, dosigm-d to | j m.M't just i nch contingencies, would i of era*.* or “play d<*a<l.” I I'01 tii: .it. ly. the tension did no*' la t long. In less than forty-eight 1 iiurs .1 ip'in had r.s'onsidered, iiml the p ‘entialities of the Kcllogg-l’.rinml t'. aty w.Tc left without the rie.'cssity ' of an acid l.'st. It is impossible t.i I -.ly whether .lanan’s (ibjcetion w.i; j dii.‘ to a misunderslanding of tl.e ca- i pac t> a .s'gmd to Aim'rica’s repre-j iiitaliv.’, or whether th«* . ppositii ii ; simply apjiearcd t.i he too strong. He that as it may, the strength .if the h.uie of the .-ountry not the tail-end uf nothing. .So, look out for your own lue.i.s and let lh«‘ oth.T f.dl.iW go. 5. If you will follow tlii.-; plan for I‘i inonlhs, Lla* folks .iff the farms who are g.-tting your stuff without paying you much for it will learn to noth apiire.i;ite ami r.‘spert you. If they want any f lod, I<-1 them grow it theiu'^^elv.'s. It’s not your jila «• t.i feed ta.> w irl.i all tli.‘ tini.‘ ami make a "la.e Ilf your family hy doing so. . , agreement is still unt.'stiai, ami in thing for the sta'e. Not only will it „f a serious world-disagr.T■ proVi.ie .‘mployimmt ami im r.ui '.' Ih. iiiimher of h'me imiustries, hut it will .‘fieournge the •'Wiiig from eottou ami tt.hai ro to t ru.'k -gard.Miing. Pa d years liav.- d.mioustrated the iimer- taiii'v <if the eottou ami tibaco luiir- m. Ill on a mutter of major interest, I th.-re is no telling just what will haj*- peii. kets. If the a.r»*ag.- in these thing.s is cut down, a imui' int.'lligent bal ance Av.ll la* set, and tlie prosperity (if our home-land will no longer de pend so e 'iiuiletely on the whims of the bollweevil ami the exeliaii 'e. 'I’he pesipl.' of .South 1 arolina sh luld .1.' everything i’l tin* r powt>r to c.mp.*!- ate ami siipimrt the work of the Pro gress .Assoeiati.ui. ’I'he state eaiiiiot be progie.- \e iiiile-- the tu'.ip’e ar * pi'ogl e"l\e. Nobody’s Business By Gee McGee last social news from flat r.ck the new citly counsel met ,«-.i | lliiirsiiay night ami iiassssl a law for-j bidding cows to live within the cop- perute limits of our tow'n, aiid anny pels.Ill violating this law will have! his ('(.w seized and possessed and hell at the eitty hall till her fine is p.aid which is 5$ for th«* first off.'ns.* ami I'hads aU. Kiguie out what you will m‘ed to iilant for voiir own use f * • t and plant it. L you do this, you w m’t m ed ahy commereiat fertilizer, ami I you will not need to hire any extra j luhor. It is easy lo make a living on I he f'lrin if you try, hut it is hard to make money fanning. If von have plenty lo cut ami som.'thing to wear, you w.m’i need much money. 'ITus may souad foolish, hut it is the only . lelief m sight, in my op nion. at this time. I Yours truly, (ie.*' M 't I.*e. CASINO Theatre .Mr*ndav jind Tuesday, ()e(«her 2() and 27 “Indiscreet” HU* and .‘IBc VW*t!ne>d}iy, October 2S ‘Sporting Blood’ lOc and 20c Thursday and Friday. October 2!) and 20 “Women of All Nations” lOc and 20c BANKERS TO All) COTTON Saturday, Octeber 21 “Riders of the (('ontinued from page one) Cac' us 99 ( ! IN l(» M S RKI.IFI Pi:n .K ‘vM IS fot <*\trv .'(i\vs over one. they ties*.! ' "I"’'“Iive as-leiatu ii, annei.need ih.U HU* it 20c The C’ • of tlv ’ s| ns i- .l ' m \v . le a' ('ap'.iii' It . (I « p. , Ml.e :)ia‘ ' eryor-' in the Me.ii;, imi-t . e. .1 n e.i.ep liv'c 1 tlii* rel et i! i' ar 1 ur.em|il lye i. \ a e m! ra! c m uittee an I ug iimlet ''ll iliHetMii of I'i \\ y- or f I’r • 'ly.erian a vi.il t'ov mu', eneiit a’l.i I a'd oe 'inii'er’.'il b\ ev the e.'mmunity. Relief of , ami iiy us v.'iy iiiture . a.'.ei ti' he haii lied 1 - not run for offis no more, as thi.s ha.s riiint them, (for sal.* 2 nie.* cows i'll'll .11 last vear. mike Clark, rfd.) A i aliv. N; a 111 al nr er •.m- .innot he .1'" ladies ai.l .'f ridn'h.*r nu't at nil . ia.i'(* .-tailings pallatial hme. at their lad tne<*ting ;ind raised 75* in regular monthly dues, and it will he -.11. to the furrin mission nerry in japan where she is lahoriteg to save Im-t souls which the heathen.s have his (.igamv.a; ion is lueiiaud t.i fi- Miiiic * an iinlinii'ed am ant of eetfon. .lo-eph I',. Cagle, manaecr of Ine I .ai- eial Inteimedat.* ( redit hahk of t i- lutnCiia, .-a d his in.titu ion 's in a mo- siti.'M to pnreha-e from haiiKs nr olh ef tuuuuial iii-tUu'.lon-k eott.iii loai*- '11 this sta.i* to the aiimiin; of ;>.'i,l*UU,- 000. In eomnuding h s address tonieht ' Mr. Wiggins said “the hankers of Restless, cou!d not sleep anythin-.' but v.igue.''l')o-elv eiganicnl *'enn earry ing around in their harts j Camlina hy th'eir acti ns today i s.herm ' I r t .biiating the vv uk of f"'’ thousands of years, they said this expressed their confidence ini .. mmuni''es 'I’If re-p .ns hiiity imist money was enuff to ft*<'d 2 little or-i forces of r.H'onstruction that are j eventually fall to ihe p.-op!.- who live I'bans li week', and it wa.s enjoyed by !' ow beg,lining to appear. In particu- n.ai tlu.se vvh.i aie desiitutc and in all. liar they have expressed an al.iding dl.-tre-'s 1 faith in the future of South Carolina. (Jre«-nv ill.* has r.'i’ently r.*spi)iid(*d the citisons of flat roek an hawing | “One has hut to catalog the com- to just such a I'rogram as is n.iw be something to say about the prospects uvg of great industries to this state ing ian u*«l out in <T;ntnn. In a sh ut of having a m;w postmaster lM*foar' at the present time to visualize the time eanva'sers vv.'ve able to a m verry long, it seems that ed. vv whis-!va4 movement of jvetmie and wealth hie over S.Ohll g.iruu nts ar I .■’..'il) iiair:- sonant, the presst'nt encumbrance, of .>.hiH*s. .Material of this kind may failed to send in his donation to the alvvay.- In* used, ami will a'vvays In republican party and that might unfit gratefully ree.ive.l hy those vvh.t are him to serve the next term, ihey are facing a c-Id v' liiler with inadi-.i.ia e not fetching as much as they were 2 clothing. years ago. a nice post offis was sold ('ontrilutions of money are nui.''. in our si-^ter state not long ago for welcome, for money is iiu.re ea.sily $100. that same post offis would of adapta! !e to the peculiar situations i fetched $750 Ivefoar hoover prosperity which ai’se. The c. inmittee which is set in. now working out a system for hand-. ling the available funds may be relied ^ the poultry bizness is picking up to on to administer them in an efficient ^ some extent in our midst, due, pos- •way. Investigaticn.s will he made, in^v^ly, to low price of cotton and high order tha’. help may he offered where i price eggs. mr. green sold a bale of that the future wiil bring *^0 this s ate. Wherevt r oni travels through out the Ibiitcil States, he will find ban! ers. doctors, economists and busi ness men who foretell a development n this state of proportions that we here cannot grasp. “Now is the time for courage, for fortitude, for faith — faiht in our selves, faith in our state, faith in our institutions, faith in our fellowman. And, our future is assured.” it is most neesled. and in order that just anyone with a “hard luck story” may not be able to impo.se on the gen- cotten last wtek for 22$ and his wife sold 10 hens and 10 dozen eggs for ‘23$, so you see, friends, a few hens erosity of pet pie who are in a posi- aml^ roosters will pay a man much tion to give. i Ivetter than a farm a:)d he do not have j .ng a plan whereby approximWly But after alb it is hardly a case of j to pay no U.xes on poultry, bees'is | 7,000,000 bales of cotton would be' kept off the market at least until Approve Plan Atlanta, Ga., Oct. ‘20. — Southern bankers agreed today to make or re new Eans, with cotton as security, to mature not earlier than July of next year, thereby officially approv- «THL’RE were days when I felt like I could not get my work done. I would get so nervous and ‘trembly’ I would have to lie down. I was very rest less, and could not sleep at night My mother advised me to take Cardui, and I certainly am glad she did. It Is the first thing that seemed to give me any strength. I felt better after the first bottle. I kept it up and am now feel ing fine.’*—iirfc T. a. an>aon, 9A>rt I4M “generosity.” The community has a ' alls.) springing up here and there, and responsibility, and this responsibility j it wont be long befoar you can build should he fel’i by every cit'zen. Giv-1 a w.ill around fiat rock, and we can ing a “lift” to the man who is unfor tunate is simply a matter of one’s cwn resp nsibility. Following the for chickens! Golden Rule is following Christ’s doc trine .>f love. When we are at the top of fortune’s whee!, vve are prone to feel secure. live if we can get some gassoleen piped in ever no wand then, hurrah our pasture has withdrawn his res ignation and will continue to preech on at rehober if the deacons will let and t; luk dcv;n pn those who are | him. he got a call up :n n. c., but af- July 31, 19‘32. The bankers had been called into meetings in their respective states to approve or reject the plan developed at a conferenc ein New Orleans of Federal Farm board members, Amer ican Cotton Cooperative association officials ’ and a group of Southern bankers. Loan extensions by Southern bank- io HEALTH Taka Thodfor.!’-* 3lack-Drnucat for Constipation. Indlsesiioa, nnd Biliousness. WHAT DO P. S. JEANES DO? THURSDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1931 H. D. HBNRT P. M. BOLAND H., D. Henry & Company INSURANCE STOCKS - BONDS • REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED PARKE-DAVIS Vanilla Extract NOT A COMPOUND The Flavor Will Not Freeze or Cook Out. Cheaper and Better Than the Kind You Usually Get. 3 oz. ; 33c • • • • a 16oz.........7.. ... $1.39 We carry a full line of all the popular Flavoring Extracts and Cake Coloring. Sadler-Owens Pharmacy ‘At Union Station' Telephone tOO kii Grandmother’ ROLLS 5c Wrapped 12 To Pkge. RAJAH Salad Dressing pint 19c TOMATOES, 4 No. 2 cans ... 25c Mild and Mellow Lbs 50 FANUV Peanut Butter t^b. 14c SW.A.VSHDW .\ CAKE FLOUR Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles 4 pkgs. for 25c NUTLEY, 2 lbs 25c Iona PEACHEiS, can 15c Iona PEAS, No. 2 can 10c RICE, fancy Blue Rose, 6 lbs. ... 25c Pink SALMON Cans 25c O. K. SOAP, 6 cakes 25c LARGE STALK CEILERY, bleached, 3 for 25c LE'IT l)CE, iceberg, 3 for 25c CARROTS, large bunch, 3 for .. 25c GRAPE FRUIT, new crop, 4 for 25c 'm s»AT Atlantic & Pacific ^ The Clinton Chronide—$1.50 a Year .y,. V# 4. If fy ii* Ik' i U !.