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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1931 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. 8. C. PAGE SEVEN Frosh To Meet Citadel Next First Year Men Prepare For Bull Pups Saturday. Injured Play ers To Be Back In Line-Up. The Presbyterian freshmen face the! hardest game in their ^hedule next; Saturday, when th1TN\i5^ the Citadel rats on Johnson field at J o’cimk. Af-' ter seeing the Charleston men in ac-' tkm against the Carolina first year men. Coach McMillian is wonie.l President Calls For Thanksgiving Country Blessed With Bountiful Harvests; Spared From Pesti lence and Calamities. JCfiN JOSEPH GA!1:E5 MO. BOOKS The Chicag) pjblio library has no- had any m ney from the city w’tn as to the outcome. He says it is the' j^jy Kooks for several strongest team in the state, in spite j nionths. That has m t stci)ix‘d th, I gathering of the first harvest by ( iir of their 3-0 loss to Carolina. lyoung people of Chicago from taking! forefathers in the New World, a da'- Washington. Hoover todav BLACK PEIM'ER FVrhaps very few people who dine lO Nov. 3. — Pivsident proclaimed Thurs lay. U'vcr think of the valuable niodicinal pi'i jH'ities residing in the fancy pep- 'oor shaker, that long ago earned it'^ right to a place on ecery dining-table. November 2»>, a day of natiinal thanh'-giving for the advantages en joyed desnite a “measure of pas:dng adversity.” The presidential proclamation si'id-1 .v.^Kaps — and from the smar ing it “Ue approach the season when, ac-j indulged too f eelv; then cording to custom dating fr>m the ; p^^gent in diet- i y, go to extrt'mes and indulge the I mi* ,0, shrink from pepper, advisedly i, , . , . , , , , I- X .,!^kry red pepper to excess. There will Their offensive attack will Ih> con- bcoks from the library to n ad. In- is .set apart to give thanks, even anrd SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR THE BEST VALUES OFFERED IN CLINTON. You Can Buy At This Store With the Assurance That You Gel New Goods At I^ower Prices. Tim Prmi; Store tered around two good linesnwn and a versatile ba.kfield. Their attack! eon.sists of straight f^>otb.all tactics with a few reverses and passes. .always Ih* extremists who go-too far.] l ies of literature. I Tnis is a gniod thing for the young I peoph* cf Chicago. They aix.' learning, ilcMillian has been stressing thcjif nothing else, that the newe-t bo.)ks offensive work during this week’s^ are not neces.sarily the host hooks, practices. He is giving sjHJcial atlen-S and that a wel-laid tale is always in- tion to the lane. Perrin, hooter for the!tio>t;ng reading, even if it were v rit- stead i f the up-to-date, inederr. nov-1 hardships, to Almighty Crod for our| ••pip.^vr Nigr ini,” black pepper, de- cLs. they are reading the great class- temporal and spiritual bles.sings. Itjj tndi upon an essential oil for its timiil.ating pvoptrty. There arc some has become a hallowed tradition fort fre.-!hmen, has het'n practicing <i.iil> in getting his pants off quickly. There is still some dv'ubt as to who I will play th<* end positions. The niain ct.nU ndcrs are Yearoul, Skaggs, Fort ner and Waldrop. Aside from these X the s.anting line-t:p will lu* jiractic- ally the same as in the Newberry game. .A. few more men nave been adileii to the injured 4ist this week. Jim Da vis has been on cru.thes with a wrentht*d knee. Hopkins, fleet half back, due to ,a cat eye. reci*iv<?d in the j r'HliyP*' ten a hun.lrcd year.s ago. •n my opinion, tne groate.«i 110V< the chief magistrate to proclaim an-| nually a national day of thanksgiv-j ing. “Our country has cause for gra'i-| tude to the Almighty. We have beer widely blessed with abundant har vests. We have bt'on spared from ]h*s- tilcnce and calamities. Our inatitu- nuHicin meJicul authors who have lit- i!e faith in internal antiseptic.s; one j ;n partiiular tell.*? us that an infcc- j t iou.s, catarrha.1 priK ivss sot un on a I mucous suil'ace, can be cured by the j use (f an agent that .slinuilalcs the i urfacc-ci'ill.*^ to activity. — that the , , , , do the work againd tic eerms, ever wr.llt n in the Kngi.-h language i tions have servixl the people. Know!-i , , , ,, j -riu. W»y „f All Kl,.sh- l y Ih,. h,,y 'i'-* An. hj",;',, Samuel PtUtler. It wa.i writlin ,n !>70 onnc’ie.l with its application. I'-ducn-1 ^ ar.d'its backgremnd is the Knglan 1 of t'.cn has advamml, the health of ou» 1 p^.,‘airily vtiuvalates the first luilf of the ninetceudi con-; people has incivased. We have dwelt | surfaces. I; cauu*^ a freer .ury, hut its peop-.e. the r points oC in peace with all men. '1 he mensun- iatcstinal secre- view. actions and character*^ :-t .mst of pas: n.g adycrsit> which his oome,.j^,^^ as true to life as if the boot w*cre up n us should deepen the^ «!'»•'!qij,ostion. Moderate Amei- life of tne iH*opIe. quicken tneir sym-| nathies anti .'■•pint -T saciif'ce fer oth- ci.s an! strengthen their courage. Continues To Offer Greater Values In Ready-to-Wear, Clothing, Shoes — in fact, every thing to wear. And ... EVERY DOLLAR’S WORTH IS NEW - datt.»;l lt*lUl and the scene se^ in ica. kifly years from now very few of 'he lus'ks which have laven pulili'^he i in the 'last ten wears w ill be reiecnv-1 r:'.s('s“ t m.t.’li d(H\s away with ,,, , . , , . , that giveuiisiless. Ii ihu's no harm if .Manyof oiirncighboi-sareinneesl,^,^^,,, tc.nperati! w. ex.-ept in iilcer- from causi s bc\H)ilti their control and Not Goods (’arried Over From Tomer Years. And—there is no ouestion abotjl it—we tfive you the IcAvest nriees in (')inton cn (futility Merchandise. THE PRICE STORE “Where the Prices Are Rittht”—S. (’. Price, Prop. FORMERLY JIMBO’S SHOE STORE .scrimmage this week. Bolick is still j hampered with an injured knee, but | will probably W in the 'Starting line up next Friday. Reeder, the scrapiiy gu^rd, was kicked in the s'de in the .Newberry colics’. lhivcoin;..‘i'sion ef the oeojilc Ibrou^h- iVito a'- lire "n:m ation.Oie of the best anti-i i.ilorias I iialiun Pless, ('lark .ir.d Mills, all vahi.ibb player'^, wil be ba:k in the ganu again.-t Citadel. They were out ot- account of injuries receivixl in Carolina ami F.rskine games. HRAIN.S Dr. (b'orgi* W. Crile, fiininu-’ -ur-; geoii, t. ld a medical c n vent ion re ceti’Jy that most of the heart and kid ney <i:>ea-A‘.-A wh'< !i ar. becoming^ more ami more of a m< na e are the ve ult the ovc! development of the lium.'in lira n. The fr id.'! lu'ains or^ te eb.'iim. that pait of t'u* bruin' w'h'ch We u.'C for thinking, i.- a com-' the paiatively recenf product of evohi- i(,n. CicibiT.a’ion has lU-veloped the , . , 1 th secut’ily Ih's w''ite; that they, i loo, may have' full cau a* to partici liate in this <iay of gr.ititude to the .\lmighty. ‘‘.Now. th''refri wsBfmaeastmm^ oil of bla k pppper. “Pi’perarin*' IS value in certain aff*’ction? witli uric :ici.i inloxicaticn. Thi* ii-e of I'cp- I Herbert Hoover,; I per is well known in eonvale-wen/e ■‘lorn chr. nic ale. li.di lo. e .axing hi pre-idciU of the t^ndctl .'-itates of Wi;ikc:a*d g:i-triv sui faces 1 .ick into normal activitv. Tbc I'harmac'- of America,.do hervl.y designate Thur.s-^^,^ .^, albwi.^e Creator is without day, November lii!. as a natio ial day of thanksgivmc, and d.i ri'com- bi.iiii in .re nnbillv than the phy-^i '•a Saturday Evening Porsl, $2.00 per year; 2 years, S.‘b.‘(); 3 years, $.’>.0(). JAS. W. ('ALDWELI. -train that is piiil unen iv^ a -‘ivities of the brain Schaeffer Life Time Pens The makers of Scha4*ffer Pens are precise in every detail. Every pen must measure up to a standard that is unquestionable not for just a few month.s, but for a life time. Their per fected methods assures you of this service, yet the cost is low considerinj; this fea ture. Guaranteed for life ajuiainst the slijjhtest defect. Desitrns and points to meet your individual require ments. Other I*ens are carried, priced from— $ 1 .OO up CHRONICLE PUB. CO. Stationery Dept. l):i(ly. and the t h.o b '(iv by * iit^ j rosull in high blood prc'SHic and h<'TVdito asi',^ a *: oi'vling to I'r. Crile. 'Ihi' Ia bo;h iiiti re-tiny an.I pl iu'- ib!i*. 1,1 the (• lur-e cf mil!ii'n« of yi'iirs vve may deveh p a human race with a billy totaly different in appearance and function from our bodie- of tod ly. But wh‘tlu*r the iinn of that remote future will have a more highly devel- , ojM*<i brain than ours, and a body ncid th it our pieople i<*-l f :MV tiieir liail.v lab-Is and in their homes and ac.'ii t tit'id pi.ices of vvoishij) give de- Viiut thanks for the b!e--i'ur whiih a ;iu rcil’u! l ather has Ik'si.awiI upon iis. “ill wilne'. vvliereof, 1 have her<’ iinlo ■•-•cl my h.iiid and can-:* ' the o.-a' .if t'u* rn.'.cil S'ati , l.t le affised. “!>)’e at t'le I'itv of Wasbinuton ibi- Itiii'il (lay of \'(,v enii)i‘r, in the yc.ir of our Lord, Ibil, ami of the in<l<*pi*nd< nee of thi* ITiiled States of .Vmerica t ho l.'ithh. “(Sig'H'vl^ Herbert lb>,.ver.’' parallel for il.s imn.ber of ii.-i'fu rem- ((I <*s. Kvi r think of it ? WAN T S WANTED ,e!o e in. ( ''VO funii'died No. db.’'). room.' It' oiimi Itc 1,1 .ST One Idack kid cIo e. 1 I»'(.i.e fctoni to Marv Heek ^ N'-'W (Hil.K.NNS SYKCI* Fi. bi barrel j;e t ari ive l. C A UU I'l'll’II adapti'd^to nouri.sh the brain. W'hetber he will hav a brainles.s animal, tion. ilcgi'iieruted i i'o i.s another qiies- Big Whale To Be On Exhibit Here FOR SAFE Miik cows and beef ent ile, nv vvi'I exchange for good vourg mule, .lohn E. Dii kert, phone* 2d:ll. Ic I.OST On .South Ovv(*iis street, .i pair of glasses in eau*. Kindly r. - turn to A. O’Daniel. 1 tc CONSKHV A ITA ES I think there are jdi’nty o'" «ign C( nijuered aftei ^ ^ij*I thrilling batth'.s in one of the most i the hi.story of I a definite swing t ward vvliat i.s us ually callcxl “con <*»va‘.ism” in poli tics. IV. })U' are getting to be afraid whiibng, thi* famous whah* CI(*mcnt-e wil! trrivi*. in 'h fii- of San itv on ■Mondav amT will Ik* on exhibition at of new ideas and mw p.ilitieal (‘xp<*ri-: men’s. The conservative lanils’ide ini the I'ingli.-h eleetions wa.*- something I I the .Seaboaril station for two days. rhi‘ huge creature, of a spiH'ie.s vvho.-e habits and origin are largely losixl book to I mote than a men i action against ’ho;^ '-'‘u-ntists. was eap- * party that ha. pen<*d to U* in power i 'vvhenec,nomic‘ci.,di’'onslK*cameb:i<l ^hi* coast of I still havi* nlenty of pretty Chrys- antliemimis and apprei'iate yoip* or ders. Will be gliul to havY* you cal' to 'Cl* them. Mrs. ,1. W. .Milam. ll|i blast K<Ml .'■'.A I E One Enl(*rprisi heater, lik<* new, SlLb.bO. Thanksgiv-j ing turki'Vs, ‘2r>e and dOc per lb., stall! f<*s|. Tan M. Ray, Clinton. S. C. Itjij I OR RENT Nile six room apart-; men’., all cuiivi iiieiiees. .Ajiply to D. j E. Tribble, ll-l‘2-3tcl I At Th® Change In A Critical Time Every Woman’s Life. **Durlng a critical time In my life I took Cardul for several months, I had hot flashes. I would sud denly get dizzy and seem blind. I would get faint and have no strength. My nerves were on edge. I would not sleep at night. “Cardul did won ders for me. I rec ommend it to all women who are pass ing through the criti cal period of change. I have found It a fine medldne.’*—ifra. E9m§ Mwrphv, Poplar Bhiff. Mo. Oardui If a purvlj vege table medicine and ooo- tatna no (laneerous dniga l-tM I talked a few nights ago with tin* head of OTu* of the largest in lu«tr;' , in this country. “.My directors’an* in a panic of U*rror for fear ‘hat C >^ot- . muni.sm will biH ome a men i, e in ’he I’niUd States,” he told me. “In the .slump of i;t‘21 our conipar.> bi-t Sb,- ■ OOO.riuO and these’ iiireitors didn’t let it worry them. We have I t $1,0(H),(Mi0 in the past year anti they, are ?cari*<l to ilea’h.” j How far ikiwn the line, economi.*:'!- 1\' siK’aking, this oori'iiTvative ticini may go I can only guess. 1 am i'l jelinevl to think, however, that iiv liu- ti-nary radicals are not goir.g t'l get nun h e couragement m the election of IP ;2. S'lUtlimn Califi.rnia. it is more than .".(I ffi.a in leng'h and weighs more' thai. <)S t.ons. When the heart was re-, im)vi;d it was fonnd to weigh nearly i I'Jt'lV poiintls, while the f .ngiie tipped, '.be . cales at bb') imunds. ‘ Tile whaie i.s of the fiidiack variety i r.ml it.s huge carcass has l>erii pi*r- .,,rilv f'.V l)r<-.s<*rveil by the embalming 1*()R .S.AEE One good Franklin coal heater. One g nnl cirinila! ing coal Huiil nroce-s. Incidentally, it rfH|uirs*(l Tht* BOXWOOD mo.st valuable veg<*tation that more than .'IK barreks of enilialni'ng f’uiii to do the work. When th<> glganlio iTeatiire was ..fttd from thi* .o'a at Long Bea'h af- 'T a hatth of .-.cveral hour.s w .h a vviialing in vv, it wa.s ’ounil ,to he - irh a peifert t.,pe that f'hin.-; were ! ■ id eii u|; 111 to take it on a trane iitiiieiit ■;1 tour. Ficjvarts te.-eived here from point'- where the whale has thus far 1 een i .-.hown state that the uniijue spec- grows in America is boxwoesi. II you'.3^.1,. at'.raiteil throngs of visit- have an old boxwowl hedge on your with ch'Idien .-hovving a particu lar interest in the opporlunity to ac- hcat/i* 1, Will -i*!! r ht*;ii) for CH- h. Si'c Mrs. L. L. S: illi*r, 5i! W'ooil row •St. I'OK S \1.E 1,00(1 Ini. niii* -I'l l 1 oats, 15 a bu.shi :*!. D. E. Ti'ibl.It* it Co. II- ■ i2-;{t!' I(U?, SAI.E 1 ItL’S ll xln* -(•roi'” t .-II' k in guui ron(litii,i n. Pi'ici* .$'.'5. ivSSfX voa.h 1, 1 !»;’*■> I'lOlIt* 1, jirii'i* $25. Run.-i glJlKi. ('all Y . L, ( ■o|i(*!aiul at !'•! 'A. 1 1- 1 2- iti> Eoi: k!:nt 11 mi m* on colli'gi' tam- Fill ; ‘■'irm'.'i iy 0 1 "ijiii'ii by I’r' ifi* - -or Lrali: aln. I ! ■!2-2t:' FOR S.AI.L .S’*vi'i'al niii* f;i ' tur- kc. s, ;](>■ i/rr Ib. .\1 r-."^i.rnt ,L Ilipi). P. ;Utl ^ 4 • 1 . It [I LOST Bar I) tl w 'th tiiam'm'l •ft ii' un*. X iia‘1' Y Rv WM.i if r.’i:; il anil 1 i-t'jr m il t ) 1 Bl.ii* Putnam. I’D [>!ace you can sell it for almost any pi ic<* you want for it. That is bec'iu.se ii takes fr ;n a hundresl years to two humlrixl years for a boxwood hedge to gr' w t its fulle.st beauty and use fulness. From $150 to $500 a hori- 7...nal yard is frequently paid by wealthy men with country estates for ’ually .s<*e one of the immense* crea- ture.s. In order to transport the whale succe.-hfuliy on it.s tour it was neces sary to cori'.truit a .spiv*ia! car de signed to l)<*ar the tremendous weijabt of the animal and the heavy jilate , o!d boxwood htsiges to l>e tran'-plant-j in whiwh it is enclose’d. The rail ' rvads have fixed a fare ts^ual to that ■ A friend of mine bought an old. eighteen and a half per.sons for I farm in the Virginia mountains r**-1 transjvorting the w'hale. jceri‘i-ly for a few thousand dollars. He Details of the whale’s capture in- found that the house was not in very I that ht was not subdu<*d un'.il .good repair and be was wondering p,. given his captors one of the I w'hether he had not pa d too much for hardest fight.s in their w'haling ca- I the property, when a nurseryman j.pgj.g harpoon fired at the jcame along and offered him 51 50,0001 struck home and he would have (cash for the ancient boxwood hedgeonce but for the fact that the (which surrounded the gardens! These, ^onip attached to the mi.ssile failed 1 boxw ood trees were about ten feet I explode. high, and there were perhaps a thous- j'qj. <j .yeral hours the whale plung- .N(/rB'E This i.s to certify Huit we, had .Sam Young trim and wo.-m the j ri.sits of our fruit tri i-s lust sprir g,! from 'A'iiich we had sph*niliil rrijis of peache . We eunsiiler him an e.':j)c*rt| at ’.his kind of work. j E. J. Moore, i II, .\I. Young, I dohri W. Lillie, T. J. Blalock, I ll-2b- ‘.'* Clinton, .S. C. IF n IS A MARAZINE OR NEWS- BARER 'HAT "OU NEED, SEE- JAM ES W. CALDWELL, AnENTION, PLEASE! Airerican .Magazine, 2 years $3.50. This offer good until Nov. 10, lt*3!. and of them in the hedge. ed and ran, forcing the crew to man oeuvre heir boat with the utmost skill in order not to break the rope at-1 JAMES W. CALDWELL The Magazine Man Call 38 at 12 o’chick CARDUl Helps WomeD to Health PROPAGANDA Officers of the army and navy are | tached to the harpoon in the whale’s! liable to court martial and punish-} side. Eventually the whale was ment if they take an active part in'brought within range again. This time I political agitation for larger appro- the bomb exploded and the whale’s | prtations for military purposes. Of career was ended instantaneously, j course, every admiral and general .Sharing interest with the whale on wants to see more tax money spent on ships and guns than the country the tour is Capt. Harry S. White, a picturesque old sailor who divides his can afforrd. So there are organiza-j dirties between chaperoning the big tions like the navy league yhose pur- animal from town to town and telling! 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