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PAGE SIX THE a.INTON CHRONICLife. CLINTON. S. C THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 19.11 WHERE COMMUNISM FALLS . imm.-dialely successful.'Hut thi.s is DOM’N * what happened in one instance, which For Mveral rfaiwni. I find it !‘t'"!"'.* “ f''“’ "" I Clintpn Club Awarded Cupj Quite a large number of local Ki- i wanians and their wives went to j Newberry last Friday evening for the I third of a series of inter-city meet- ton and was brought home by the VVW AT DO local Kiwanians to be held until next P. S. JEANES year. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE DO? iY RAPFORO MOBLCY ; ings held at the Newberry country cf’ub. An elegant turkey dinner was , Washington, D. C., Nov. 9.—Prcsi ^ j u. .. ^‘‘' j ^jjy Comtiiunism. 1 qu »te, dent Hoover has .started an “Ananias'occasion and an en- cult to g^^ exciMl as .some of I.incolt.”: club" of his own, nominating William, niJrht ’ program ren- . fnemls about the threat of (ommun-l j^^yy deml with more than one hundred Alton, Illinois, and Camp I>-^las in^ l-gue,^ as^his firsWand^^^^^^^^ ^ ^^S^'trJin^ Fmh man‘‘had'Tn h1s!^K•r. The pre.sident’.s ire was arou.sedj "^^^e the address of welcome. Re-! pecial trains. Lac h , Gardiner that! by Hr. .John Me ism. Tn the firi^l place, we have had uni versal education in this country for a long time. Nearly all can read and .;;a Ur^o proportion a J n^o:: hLaniuHr and paoiiiriX^tlona i tHe Clinton c.uh, and d. B. can think. of them had any other momv. Durinir^had led .Mr. Hoover into exhibiting Greenwood Kiwanians. o. ,nem nau any uin.i m rn.v. _ _ . ,, , l.. jThe musical program was m charge In the second phu-e, our wealth, i^pHsc.nment most, an “abysmal ignorance" of why 1 7 Paul Fnsrud sUberry though very incs,uitablydistnhuU-.|, IS I had ben-ome habitual card! vies are maintained. , J » and an inWreTtine tal^n the enjoyed by a far larger proportion <cf ,y,.rs if they had not previously' almost the first time since he f' and *2 T/’[ 11^ a v TH.ople than ha.s ever been true in anyl ll ^^^ ,, ,7 said that bJfore they ^ntered the White Hou.se, Mr. Hoover! ^Underprivileged Child ’ was made Uy nation before. Millions own hemes ,.,ach«Ml their destination a very few! failed to sleep on a problem before, L^ R*^Lynn '’f and land and st<H ks. Few are ‘“ntirely j;)f the j taking action. Instead he imnoediately < satisfied; no one imagines the pr<'s-' |,\”j,7v7l7uhar7 n<wer lK'fore on earth' <b<-tated a hot reply, insisting that,^? •ent .s(H-ial structure ideal, but vci;. *7,''•e so e.iiiit ihle an experiment K»ardiner had uttered untruths and! b'Khest average attendance over the . f..w car,, to risk lo,inir wl,a1 th,-: i„i,!irt„rU.,na ,,f fact. HU frienrU ^hTpa^tid-1 in-r, i7,p7!:r:;at“:e:pan.a. f cot^ttca o„ u.^o,atton ‘ ‘‘r. . l„„™orofirtlmh,.. avatontthanhaal'-'-PO'-K’d that Cl.nton and NVwbcrrj- But there is a thinl and nu r<- fun I. ...I not to have lasted very long I Life is a battle .iiid a gamble. We I (an improve the dules, give fairer j handicaiis to the* less ■ favoreil, and j i mak( to*' game more humane. dameiitiil reason. ( ( mmiiPisia, even if it came, would not continue. .Some form of ca|>italistic soci<*ty woubi very rapally take its place. H(re IS an interesting illu.stration. Hack in the latter days of the ('ivil' Hut we can’t alter the fundamen-; war, when it was neces.sary to <lraft tal.s of human nature, ('onimunism | men for the .Northern armies, the In- trnis to do that; and Communism will! dians <,f tli(‘ We.st thought it a pro- al'vay.s fad. pit :ous tinu- to revolt. ' .'<e\er.jl rugiiiteTits of Unimi stdtLbrf' iillL LUL.-Tu-m fHl.les.nnooH of Ktirioldefl ■"'C one tea qiooti of mixed herlis, one <-gg, I has more fight in his system than has! . - . . . been attributed to him. Meanwhile the-bad tied for the coveted prize. New- publi - will be a gainer by having the!b^*'‘'’y ''‘'•'y Kraciously waived their whole subject thre.shed out in the,'''Jfbt and upon the insistence of the,r i open. club, the cup was a\\ar»led to Clin-: Notice for Payment of City Taxes Notice is hereby given that Town Taxes for the Town of Clinton, will be due and collectable between October 1st and November 16th, for the year 1931. The Tax Books will be, opened for the collection of taxes at the Office of the Town Clerk on October 1st, and will remain open each day thereafter, Sunday excepted, up to and through No vember 16th. A penalty of fifteen (15/i) per cent, will accrue on all taxes not paid on or before Monday, November 16th. The levy for current fiscal year is forty (40) mills; fifteen (15) mills for current operating expenses and twenty-five (25) mills for interest and sinking fund on various Bond Issue.s outstanding. The foregoing notice is given pursuant to Ordinance pa.ssed by the Town Council, September 7th, 1931. D. C. HEUSTESS, Dated Sept. 8, 1931. ^ Town Clerk, Fish Omvivt .sftth* •thv upri.xing. .\ Hcmmylvanii polit.lrian niaiiv a «,iia!'1 sug!.,(‘ion. H<‘ said to .Muabam Lincoln: “<)ur filled The re.sult.s of the hy-^leetions for members of congress to fill wats va-1' cafed b> death irdi'ate that ’ho Hem-i ((•rats will have a majority in hoth|| hou.s< ‘ when congre.ss meets in a ’ou- ble 'if weeks. I'lie Itepiiblicans have mwiii^th spoon O, nnxeo oeriM. om-e^K., of the vai an-, 1',. lal lespoons of butt.m-, salt an !; „h.„ of 1 I site noliti<’;iI faith 1o iho-'s* who <k'cu- Tbese t>ovs are young and ki'sm an<i g<HKl fighters, as we have plenty ot j y,,,. y„lk ,,,,1^.,. of leason to kn ^vv. I 11 lad ,hat jj,.,,. stir this into the slireihled fish, 'jq,,.,.,, j,,f. ,„anv t),i, tlieni would n.tl'i r s- oiitdoor.s lig.bt ing the Indians than sitting idly in F.sleral niililary prison., are iineo. y^y^^, Putter in a stewpari til! | ,,io,| the seats in the last se-sion. with .S.iiithern military prisomrs careful it dm's not, 'phis hanged lineup is going to, burn. .St parute the yolk of the e gg! have an impi,rtant effect o-. the na ' the goverTinu-rit. I thing.s on whieh v m-1 with a mixed tu'rlis, a |,inch of salt j jrjoss most act p:'on ptlv. s'l h as r:iis-i . . and a da.-h of j)cp|tcr. Heat the whitsM „tr more funds fr.r th.* nation, either! jail. \\ h\ not Vi " '* fbe t gg into a stiff froth, arul stirjhy adde<l taxes or by impost eluties,! meml.s aiul seiKl them e.s . Ji^-htly in with the rest. .Now pourj while inU'rnational matters, like the. The prtiposal was adoptsui arul wa.'ti.jn. „iixture into th^ stew|»an over u’||o„v<.r inoratoriuni, also require .eg-! — - • clear fire. S’ir for oru* minute with , action that cannot be ,l<*fer-; a knife until it begins to set, shake (.'ibsdvers here realize that many for a’lotlier minute or two, ami hiddji.f the aetimis of tlu* two houses of! ,)Vi*r the fire until it risi‘s, which it 1 con^fress will go dir<*clly against the shouhl do almost at once. Then lol<l y j ,,sidont’s wishes atul his use of tht* it over im a hot disli and s<-rve at vudo power is likely to la- more exten-; oiH e. I siv<* than has berm the easr* since, Hicsident ('Icvs’land’s siaond ti'rni, Banana iMe One cut) milk, '•.! eui, sugar, I? la WIZARD CONTROL when he had to work with a lte|,ubli-i| ean majority in lioth branches of the! blesjroons cornstarch. Hut milk ;ind ’’’’"Kiess. sugar on to l»oil; wlH*n boiling st'r ini ^ ‘'<mntry may expect lets o lu- cornstarch dissolvcrl in a little water;'lion betwes'ii (’apitol Hill and the let Imil until thick and let cmd. Hakel While llou.se in the next few w<-eks. j <Tust first, put in a lay,*!' of slicsal Ib'S is a cmidition that < ould be ex [bananas, tlu*n put in above mixture. WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW^WWW^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ pected if the reverse wa.s the case an<l|| a 1 temocratic pn-sident was in office witli both houses s:ifely llepnidican. Clinton’s Leading Grocery .\ (JOOD HABIT .\ good h:il)it for every heuseUee|ier in ( linlon and (his eomnuinilv is (he eareful reading « f all niir ,\<lver- (isemen(s. Hundreds <if (he bes( housekeepers look ft>r oiir .\dver(isenien(s every week, beeause (hev Know (hey are les.sens in Ectmomy and of lve:il Value (o (hem. We are eons(;in(lv adding unusually a((rae(ive values—vvKh ()uality Ftmds paramouni always wi(h us. Form (he hab it of reading our .\dver(isemen(.s regularly and (he hal)i( of (rading vvi(h us. BELOW ABE .IFST A FEW OF 01 B EYEBY DAY LOW FBK’ES: .\pples. each le Loin Steak, Ih. 2(»e Orange.s, each Ic Yeal Cutlets, Ih. 2 So Fork.( hops, Ib. IHe Yeal (’htqis, Ib. 2(le Fork Ham. Ih. IHe (Jrapes, Ib. 1 >';e Fig Tails, lb. \2'ic Banana.s. doz. 15e IMg l.iver, lb. Mle .Milk, .vinall cans, 7 for 25e F« rk Bib.s, |h. I7':c Milk, large cans. t for 25e June .Made Cheese, lb. 22e Lard, S lb. hkt. 73e Stew Beef. lb. Hlc .Mother's Cocoa, 2 Ih. 2.5e Bound Steak, lb. 2He Crape Fruit, doz. 50c i Farm ladicf is going to come iiitu^ I its own when eongi'e.-is nuefs. Thatj| does nd mean that tin* farmers ur*' gi-itig to gi't any relief luit merely that they will I «* talkisl at),mt, sytn- I juithi/.ed with aiiii generally told how ; <1 imp.irtant they are for (he prosperity! of the wliole country. 'I'his is the way I'olitii ians see it here. 'I lu'.v P' int to the fact that tlie nn ’ ’' tiona! elections .irc less than a year, away and that the politicians have toi get across their views to the voters' 111 the few niAnths |•emainiug. I'hi' leal business of the country will haltjl until all this i>rupagan<la for vote^ puiposes has suhsided, when .some ofy the null li iieiHled legislation can Im I expected to follow. i i I'he more as*ute politicians here tare heg'inning to wondi'r, and ni.any of them to pnsiict, that (bivernor ‘Franklin Ko.iscvelt'.s l>ooni for tht presidency got iiiuier way too stum I and that it is beginning to subside al ready. .\ lot of tht'm as.sert that .New-!| ton 1*. Itak«*r is l»eginning to loom! laige on the political horizon and' that, if he would allow his friends complete It'ewav, he would he the ■ leaiiing contender fiir the Uemocralic leadership. So far he has st.ipptHl his fritMwls from advancing his name, al though that is no sign that he is n.d willing to make (he ran*. He is too,| 'hrewd a canqiaigner to vvaste all his amnn.nitien in preliminary skirmisli- as sofiie fear R.m.U'velt has tlone. USE YOFB TELEPHONE Yuur ('ri‘di( Ls (Jood—We Know Everybody In ('Union and Surrounding Territory. This Week’s Prizes Will Be: First Prize—10 lb. Kingan Beliable Ham. Second Prize—24 lbs. Omega Flour. Third Prize—25 lbs. Sugar. Fourth Prize—12 cans Tomato Soup. Fifth Prize—12 cans Corn. With each 50c paid on accounts or for cjush pur- cha.'ies, you will be given a ticket entitling you to a chance at one of our regular Free l*rizes given away each Saturday evening at 7 o’clock. You must be present to win. Baldwin'$ Grocery “Good Things Jo Eat” Phones ^9 and 100 es, ! .\ lot of puliticiaiis here are hop- ’ fHiig that the Ih^iiuHTats wuH hr furcrtl into nominating Owen D. Young for presiilent They figure that if he is 4 1 named, the pn gre.ssivo. liln'ral and radical p.iliticians like Lal''ollette, .lohnson. Hrookhart, Norris and Hin- chot will ho foixed to unite and put ;hir<l ticket in the field. .Such a ticket would draw votes from both parties' and make the outcome qf the election, much more uncenain than it now ap-ij pears to he. If the IVnuH'rats nomi-, nate a regular party man a third par-j ly movement wouM vlraw votes onlyjl from the Republican ticket and makcj the re-eUvtion of President Hoover i more uncertain. I The “cotton outlook" meeting held I in Memphis at the instigation of the farm Imard succeed 'd in intrixlucing aij new and« powerful factor in farm I planning - the bankers. The meeting | o; vva.s held to find out how unitedly the | bankers would work to force a roduc-| tion of acreage by withholding loans fnvin the planters. In acklition, the ! meeting was used to impress all farmers with the advantage of plant ing other crops so they could liv’e off their land and net be entirely depen dent upon cash from their cotton. The;] results obtained from the nveeting are;! to be made public shor,tly. GOOD NEWS Your (>rALITY-SEBYl('E-SAYLN(;S STOBES are now opcraling (heir own ware houses, buying for .six hundred .v^Iores in Norlh and Sou(h (’arolina; buying your needs al prices thal will enable (hem to serve you more economically than ever. You can now trade at your Home Owned Store with every assurance that, quality considered, you are getting the very closest prices possible. BALENTLNE’S Duke’s Mayonnaise 8 oz. 18c Pure Pork Sausage, lb 19c S.NOVV KING 19c Baking Powder, 25 oz. Kewpie Tissue, 3 rolls . Tetley’s Tea, 1-4 Ib 21c Bee Brand Extracts, 2 bottles 25c In Hollywood, 76 of the entire 80 beauty specialisv recommend this olive and paim oil soap Cleen-Made Macaroni, 2 bx.. 15c Worcester S^It, 3 boxes ... lOr Mi-Gel, 2 pkgs 15r Luzianne Coffee, lb 31c White House Coffee, lb. .. 32c Variety Scratch Feed, 25 lb. . 59c Grandeur FLOUR 24 lbs. plain Grandeur FLOUR, u^. S. R. 69c BALENTINE’S COUNTRY STYLE Breakfast Bacon lb. c SUNSHINK Krispy Crackers, Ib 15c Lance’s Peanut Butter, Ib. jar 21c Irish Potatoes, 10 lbs. .. 19c Cocoanuts, 3 for 19c Sugar, 10 lbs. 50c Pinto Beans, 4 lbs 19c THESE MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS OF QUALITY SERVICE: CLINTON. S. C. Baldwin’s Grocery, J. M. Pitts, Blakely’s Grocery, I. C. Boland, L. V. Pinson, Clin ton Mercantile Co. WHITMIRE, S. C. Young Bros. * Scott Grocery Co. GOLDVILLE, S. C.—Joanna Merc. Co. s I ■iia* b" j*