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’1 r ■ / >• TTTET^ THR CIJNTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. i c. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1931 Fresh Game Today 3 P. M. . . . The P. r.-Wofford freshman pramei this afternoon at Johnson field, will' be called at .‘1:00 o’clock instead of 3:30, as at’nour.oed elsewhi're in to-, day's I'apei. . I ARTHUR CORNWELL ON WRT FRIDAY MORNING <1in*;’n ?r:<n<ls of Arthur Corn- well of (':< -‘cr. kn^ wn to ra.lio lis teners a' *. ■ "Carolina lyric tenor will be itdi rcstc i to know that he is to hrcan a t ovt r, the rharlofe vta tion, W15T, r, o’cl, ck Fr:'nv morning, lie is on the t»roj;ram for several runiUers ami will be accem- pank'd ly his “('-’rolina Novelty Boys.” Mr. Cornwell a cousin of .1, J. Cornwell of this citv, ami has been heard with a y:ieat <ieal of jrleasure on several listen*TS. O',-a'ions by lix-al radio JIOME IIPPOSE xs urt some one oil yo/^r property!! I low cjuiekly a Damage Suit could scratch the happiness out of your “Home Sweet Home”! Phone for low rate on our Public 1.lability Pt>licy, /E T N A - I Z E .S. W. SlIMKKia,,-Aucnl Croiind Flmir .Incobs \ Co. Ilidjf. .\e\f To Mexfern Cninn Schaeffer Life Time Pens The niakors of Schaeffer Pens are precise in every detail. Every pen must measure up to a standard that is unt|uestionahle not for Just a feu months, but f«»r a life time. 'I'heir per fected nietht»ds assures you of this .service, yet the cost is low considerinu this fea ture. (iiiaranteed o r life apainst the s!i'.'.(itesl defect. Designs anti points to meet yoi^r' indi\idual re(|uire- ments. Other Peas priced from— are carried. $1.00 up CHRONICLE PUB. CO. Stationery Dept. )'4^ <• ^ * {m ,wr “I began tak ing Cardul when in a weakened, run-down condition,” writes Mrs. F. S, Pcrrlt, of Wesson, Miss. ‘T took one bot tle, and I seemed to Im prove so much tliat I sent for six bottles. Af ter I had taken the six bottles, I seemed entire ly well. "Before I took 'Car- dui, I w'as nervous, rest less, blue and out of heart. I felt depressed all the time. After I took Cardul. all ' this disappeared. •*! gave my d^jiughter Cardul and It helped to relieve Irregular . . .*• nua madlclnc has been ueed by women for over 10 year*. Tak CARDUl Htips Women to Health Rite nadfcrd's Blaok-Draucht fir Omattpatioa, ladlcMtloa, and Blllottgoeaa over the tame period la^^ Funds Asdccd FoF Rockne Memorial increase .vear. , That Christmas trade buoyed the' State street merchants’ hopes. Ap-^ proximately $18,000,000 in Christmas! aavinjfs club checks will be mailed out Th? Rockne Memorial soon fn Chicajro alone Illinois banks of Notre Dame. Indiana, reported $18,000,000 in Christ^ nation-wide club savin^fs. On LaSalle street hrokerajre h'us PS predicted profit.^ above las: vi-ar ; R^>c4tne , appealed to all classes, and i for this reason the committee in charge of the campaign wishes U give all lovers of football everywhere, ' an opportunity to show in a tangible association way, their regard for football’s great est leader. < each Johnson states that at the campaign to,p j^rame hei-e Saturday af- ern on, t.»u'elopts will be distributed if the rocent swells in gra n trad continued. CARD OF THA.N'KS We wish to thank our friead-'.from all parts of the county, f >r the ‘•ym- pathy and kinlr: ex’^'-rried u.s a* ‘he death of our dear daughter, .Fulia.i Your thoughtfulne^-s and kind inter est during our great berea.i ru*'t is appreciated far more than we are able to express. 0:)d’.s ri<he^t bleC''- ings upon each one (<f you is our hear’felt and .sinci re wish. Mr. and .Vlr.' W.'lt. Hr wn. WANTS now con- a natkin-wide campaign to, raise funds to erect a living memorial to Knut.* R ickre. .All fo itball ■ a.h"s among the fan.s and an opportunity . ^ throughout the country have been given to ail who may desire to con- a^ked to give their support to the'tribute to the Rockrve memorial fund, movement and there has lx‘tn a unan- It is hoped that Clinton’s response i.mous approval of the plan. <’oiuh will be a generous one. , Walter A. Johnson of l’re'by‘erian ’ college, along w,th hundreds oth-, Saturday Evening Post, $2,00 per (rs. has offered to as.sist and give his years. $3.50; 3 years, $5.00. cooferation in every way possible.' JAS. W. CALDWELL .i-r >o:n cotta"". T. ll-2d-:ltc FOR KKNTOne L. W. Raib-y. E'OU SALK .Ss'Veia! nice fat tur keys, 3l)c per 11). iVIr-i. Krnesl Il’jin, Route 1. Itp Ff>H RI’NT 3-rouai aimrime.nt with bath, hot and c »’d water, an l ba k porch. .1. ('. Mc.Miilari. l*r I FfJjt RK.VT Cl 'tai!'=< tp'"'*?'- it ' ' ro, -H, in'-l'idinj' bath ;t’vl kichm- iette, f rnu Iv ( •upic! .Mrs. \t- ;k:i.«, o'l Mu vc>.: ict. .Mr.s. d.iila Ibivif'son, pi.: ).'• ‘Jl L It ■ f - ♦ I:a:,y in a droocbt stricken section ot V/eet Virrjinia was one of the .0 c» i..vr*‘?:8 cf the foodstuffs given by the American Red Cross in tbs f ti’.-^n ?.750 OOn osrBons were fed hv^he orcaniTStion. ryli-s ('ay lii'es nr, la' \<'ieatb, ( ,r- ••(,’iis, ro'^e a a. !:', n.i.idina hybi'- -u.s, ijialli \v, (.Icaiidci, c.i p» iii vi'tk'. cn -'p- uig uoniiiuis. I’uliis; daffodils, j n- (iiiil.': ini nuK issti.'. 1. lu a.l p’ii t .s. Miss .\gatba Davi.s. lip Fresh Turn .‘(titiitiMl for (’liirK'c, anil King _ I 1 I ctirrying the nnjor part of o3.ck CltS-UGl tin* hii;il'‘:i. Dolick wa.'s .kcnt in to I holp rnnllcr.s and thoy carried iJIuc H;:sc Yearlin'-s ('-me Out ti,,> pigskin to the G- Dn Top A.s Hull I*u|Ik Lose iml failed to ptish it o\ oiintcd put to Ihichanan o.i the !.')!)-y;ird liip' and hr rrtiinird 15 j if I hi nt. Again llu'lr .-omliincd t hat, ct ftu’t s to ik it tf) lla« d yard lim*, Hluclfif t d(nvii, Imt a uaui Mu'Citadri [I iu'Id. On the last down Ki/ig j| WHAT DO 1‘. S. .1 KANES DO? Cold weather is coming — CO.AL will advance in price — John Doe will wonder why he didn’t call THE piL MILL, phone 62, for a supply of their dust-free, ash-free COAL while It was cheap. * ^ \ Call us today for 2,000 lbs. of pure coal. Not a quart of dust and slack in a EWSSBCiPi CLINTON COTTON OIL COMPANY Phone 62 — We Deliver. 'I’hril'ipg (inne, 12-(i. I5y "liod” .laxon Showing drving power l•otdd not he turned, tin* S'ofking yearlings (h'fealed tin inch line, * el'. Drown ^ ll 1 1 iCitadel Hullpups hen** S'turda\ • afternoon hy a score of l‘2 to (>. 1'he Presiiyteriatt riishiftg attack 'was exceptionally slrong and tlie deft'iisi* could uot In* pent*- trat(‘d except by the aerial I route. The jiassing combinations ,of both tf'ams ieffective. liin to'-acd a hij h pass to Waldrop in the t'int /oiu* for the winning margin. King failed to kick goal, j] Afli'r this, sn'istitiites W(‘re jj rushed in for both teams. King, Holiek and Clarke’ were out.'-landing foi' I’. while werf* unusually! Baker was the whole sliow fur 'the ('itadi'l n*.ai' works. t>*' counter tor Presbyterian. Kitig, mi.sst'd the attempt for the ex-ika\c chb- I ra i>oinl. Again ami again the strong: Hose I lack field would plow deep I I I a p Reveal Upswing p a ( Manuf wtiirers and Econemistsi L H< th See Oiiickeninir ef Trad**. || a a ujiwanl tr.ivt U ::a Chicago Feels Boost. The (kilvinist.s kiek(*(l off and; ^ " held the Uadets for downs. BusilieSS CHartS t’larke took thi* Citadel pu!it on 111.*- owui 25-yard lim*. returning fi\ t* yards. Th(*n it was four ami five yards a clip on to the goal. King opened with a nint*-yar(t smash off tackle and Clarke ma(U* it first (h)W'n over center, ' 1, The li’i^uu's-' , ... • , y,, , ,• I ,.>''i;ii;s of m'i|\ve-t m'liri^.i flo-ee^ avd Boliek, King and ( larki* clicked uim h uoj an off thrt'e more and then Clarke ‘ <10, slipped over tackle for the first' g.inis 111 (‘mp ii'-nicnt. Pn-’kiM,, .'Oim t (O' firm lx It inJu'<trii ■«, |1 t • ii:i\ r I'-- o .cr ‘ho >ni.l- •? llo \v(st. .Mii!ni''.i turoi> of fiir'iiuiro: || work t .rill'll in reports’ Wt s 'till (‘.'itiinot of ri i‘>. The Intern itii nv'; Itnrve ‘or coi'n- • , , , , •. , , , .nany, hn-i .'Wv i\e<l tn.k fro'n a tfirJo into ( itadel territory hut eachi^j,,. wet k to a oi lift ll f tr-ti.iv weik- linit* they lost the ball either b\ fumbles or !v I'ax’-^. The ll'in for lack of enough * " , . , ,, . menf iiiiiu-'ries punch to make the first downs. •Mantifactiirers o'I'.er firm imitl«'-| al o h i\e put on iiioro workor.s. rivis iiMwaiii treuil w.'iv oviilonovd (piently. However, most outstanding i ionally would get Baker, back, occas-1 away for a. 1 fl fl i a 0 Christmas Cards . rhe Pups wt'i'e unable to gain ' (insistently and lost ground fre-j'*-'’ ■" h‘lo-aU is. . ! (hveratiun-v havt* niatonaPy pi'ko(V ^"^'’’jiip in tlio manufa turiiig plants ('fj jj Mar-jiiall FioUI and co’.npany’s whole-1 L sjile bu'ine.ss. While the w’holcsale . , r,,. /-.i I 4 , priie.-v of thi.s firm have droptv d ap-i.— spiTtacular run. The (harloslim-,|„,,|j, j| lite.*^ could not pass midfield withi liCli ,Hak. the vol nne of pmnd and their drives. Toward the fitter!remained on prac- . - . ,-,1 , , Itieally an even keel, part of the quarter Clarke, bril- the o'nan’s upverd liant Slocking quarterback, was I treed. Frankkn Dobb, wonomist of 1 injured' and had to be taken! I lit' bank, said it was eausod by gen- from the game. inereases in smaller ind*i?tries. A changed line-up met the] similar spirts upward last ’ Build,.i?s in the second half and the n.ri..g of 1930 were . . eau.swi by operations in a few of the largest groups, sueh as .steel and motors. The smaller industries con- iKintf punted 60 yards out of!"'“;T‘ Jo»nw^. .Mow the ^ / 1 smaller groups are chnwnng up. j bounds on the Citadel 20-yard i Wh'jJefalcrs i>ounced upon low jline when the Pups pulled a sur prise and pas.sed on the first jdown. Brown tossed one 20 I yards to Baker, who scampered I with little trouble the remaining GO yards for the tally. Baker failed to kick goal. i With the score tied, the Sox were putting on additional driv ing power in an attempt to score again. Buchanan, who had sub held them well in all but one play which cost a touchdown. upon storks in the retail merchandising channels a.s evidences of irnmnnent buying needs. Drops in retail prices left their mark down Chi€ag*o’s State street, the midwest’s shopping center. Quantity sales compared favorably with last year, albeit dollar sales have been substantially lower. Paradoxically, the jewelry trade led the field. One of the largest State street jewelry shops for the first half of November reported a 15 per cent SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE 0 0 In 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED IN COLORS, ENVELOPES TO MATCH Packed In Individual Boxes. Now is the time to buy — you save — you also get first choice. t V. ^ Individual Christmas Cards Orders now being taken for December de livery. No duplication of selections. Cards bear ing your name, rich in colors, and containing beautiful sentiment. 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