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THE nJNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1931
(Ulinton (Elyrnnirlr
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its correspondents.
liicans. I don’t mean to say that you
can feed little Je.Ty on ham and ejrsr*
but it’s time to quit makinjp him eat;
food that he doesn’t like just because
JUSTICE COTHRAN
SUFFERS STROKE
Greenville, Nov. 17.—T. P. Cothran,
Di;. Bull says its cured BHlie Snooks., associate justice of the state supreme'
I court, suffered what physicians de
news from flat rock, ! scribed as “a.sligrht stroke of paraly-
a right smart of exciter.’ent "'ooki '*'*’ his cffice early this afternoon,
place in the post offis last fridayi Uno of the phy.sicians attending Jus-
H. D. HENRY
F. M. BOLAND
H. D. Henry & Company
INSURANCE
week when bill jenes keeled over likejl*^** Cothran, describe<i the patient as
he was struck by lightning, he was ‘man.”
ru.«h‘*d to fhe hospiitle and they first,
thought he ar apperidy setiis, but it Oy.sler Salad
turned out to be his gall b'adder. theyj Brain the licjuid from a (pjart of
cut it out for 75$ plus labertory fee,i y^'t-ers; cut each oyster into six
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STOCKS
BONDS
REAL ESTATE
LOANS NEGOTIATED
15is, plus 10.$ to thf ^ioctor that give, with them one bunch of
him -aficr, plu.s 1.1.$ for blood exami-! celery; pour over the salad a-
natien, and the ho>[tittIe got the hal*' ^^'c.-.sing made as foll'W’s: Two tab'e-
lance of hi.® crop for staying their S^'puons olive oil, orn* teaspoon .«alt, a
(lays. I little made mustard, one saltspoon ^f
' white pepper, a fmiwh of cayenne and
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( IJNTON, S. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1931
It i.s easy to find fault because no
hodv want.s it.
Many a mjm looks run down he
eau.se of th«* lull.s his wife runs up.
It. is cu-.y ti> work on the
watch a man when h»* hits a h'll
IS a scari ity
lhe.s«‘ ilav.s.
of those who think that just because
one war ha.s been too shocking for
wo.'d.s, there can ne''er he another.
Hut peace does not have to he a
myth. It may Ik* crystallijud into a
j harxl fact if war is met with hard,
!<“vel; i rij.id, and instajitiirM'ous action. This
jhu'.ines.s of sending diplomatic notices
I w tliout cud, foi/owed by diplcrnat'c
menp.ran<l'i v ithoiit end, followed by
, he|pU*ss l(M>ks an<t the calling (if rmnd-
f common co'ortcsy ings, is futile. Kveryone kirrws ‘hat
the Ix-a'.'ue threatern more than it is
- ; w lling to carry nut. Nations 'Oja af-
gics through a ' f.,rd to evade its dictates and go c.a'lm-
S.imc oM-fashioi.ed f( Ik made cin-
si(]( r.i'd(“ effort to he polite, hut theic
a teaspoon of pulverized sugar.
sevral of us citty farmers are hop-; „ , ,,
^ , •„; Heat thoroughly, and then add very
irig that the hoover credit plan will i . n . , * ,, / i
, ,11/ j -tu gradually two tablespoons of lemon
girl
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K'ery
Hpell of playing “iiou.se.” 'Ihe pi ili-jly about their .several ways. And he
lem is to keep her that way after the. fere the Ix'ague organizes its for.-<*3
weildirig. I and |)r<^par(•s to shirw its tf>eth, live.s
will Ik- lo.st urit'e<-essari!y, properly'
l’e.«simis:n is worse than rheiima-I will he destnyyiMl, and the Iranauility
tism. 'rue OIK- nuts a few Joints o^it of the world will Ik- slrocked into
/7f pngHT Work mg,order, hut tlu- oth-i Chans, 'rhere is enough economic di.s-
er i--’a drag to the mind, the ho.iy .'ster as it is a little more and all
involving world jiiowers even a iew
do us a great deal of good with our
frozen assets, right at pre.saent my ^
little horse and beef waggin is froze|
tight to the bank and unless i can j
get 3om« hepp thru the gowernme-nt,'
the bank will no dout havo to go iutol
the iK-ef hizneas with my outfit, i
think it is time for the republicans to
try to do something toanls getting
everhoddy out of the mess they got ^
u-s into, it looks like it would he aj
gcod idea to meet at once and do
away with the tariff hill if nothing
(*l.s(-, as that sr.(*ms to he a yiain in the
neck of our furnn countries.
juice or vinegar.
E. Mood Smith, O. D.
Felder Smith, O. I).
DRS. SMITH & SMITH
Optometrists
so Car, w(- have not started anny-
hn-ad line in onr little town, and iti
IrKiks like we won’t have to do so if
the folks will only let up a little on
(.tt(‘r mobeels and radio.s. one of my
rialxirs got him a cheap ford last
V(‘ar and attnedc-^l 1 different bread
lines in 1 different Hcarby towns, and
fie s}!”'. he has enough ,((!<! clothes an-1
ter wiTfi 'lUt h thering the c-mniunitv
SPECIALISTS
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Indications a:i- th.it turkeys at(>
g.i, r I ( ! (• ( heap *h'’- yi-.ar. 'Tha'
ought. t> caa.se .some of u.s to he
I ' lnkful that a < < i-taifi dinner can lx
( , 1 at a 1 v '!• '■ V bile idheio-
d ) with ul with the somewhat
ht. he might hiive to beg a little
of them will des-troy the lilt'e thatit ^,f to hu,'' ga.s.soleei. <i.i I to-
has Ix-eri done to relieve th<- patient I Pj,,.,.,, „;;d wi*h, hut the.‘'e are
:f the eCfi'cts of his cIo.se call of 1hl I-
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things .limb .av. 1'' vve are to hav«-
Mu li an oigani/.ati m let ii -’ivi- it
molars and h-t it clam]) down (juickly
and caergetM-a'l-'. .\ gixxl bill- in the
'• J • c . n.„:.l ye. do n- i h to
nialvi- up for tin- vain n-lu/i ngs
which we h.ivi- h(-ai(l horc-tot ii(-.
th(- only net'll ces'jtic.s that
gel in a bread line.
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By (Jee McGee
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nr.ineilv. an
niaii.y cvpiessjon-i cf a ipr.ival ha s
been liea.tl on its pie-e-it coiid tion.
t’anton, In '.he Ro«ci)i.,nt jirooerty
now has one of the Ix'-t adantc I
nuist Ix-autifiil 11 iiictt-rics to lx
anywhere. 'The grounds are well laid
off and well cared for by Keejier
.lack.-tui, ami tlu* monuments and
Yesterd.ay and 'Today
When I was a lialiy, mother didn’t
i.riva* me a dose of medicine (-■■cry time
I sneezed. I am thankful fur tluci.
Hallies have a hard lime the-.a- da.vs.
indl-phcy jii-,. bathed and rubbed and vio-
f.iiurti i,.t.ray«'d half to death before they
know how to crawl, Ths-y have to
irink milk till they get big rnough
to thniw rocks and then mother
scpiares arc Ix-ing put up with regn- splits a grain of rice and boils it for
larity and in a systomatic manner, ^p (jrjnliH Llu-
riu- I lowers and shrubbery are attiac- pjade therefrom.
tiv(‘ and artistic. Lots are being sold;
\yc!l,' mr. editor there seems to he
:in ('eiier.'il nevv.s, croti.s is ahon' all •
ealhend and lying on; in th ■ vn-I, as
lie fords are ii-ing th< shelters. <lr. ^
inith got hack from his pi -t (rrodu-
• ile coarse la.-t week and fetched a
new machine for cutting on, tonsils'
it. one li' k for ‘••5.$. it will alL > ity-
move Ii, til addy noid.-. at one li.iie, s»
f you M'C annylxuldy w h i can’t ta’k
'Ill'll hi'i' m- t". pic e rite or foam li in
fi r an ci^agenu nt and send her
down. I
yore.s tnilie,
mile (’lark, rfd., |
curry spondent.'
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3 oz. 33c 6 oz. 59c Pint S1.39
Sadler-Owens Pharmacy
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siaily and each sale cari'ie.s with it a
pcrpclintl iip-keej).
If y'll h.iven’t .-('cn Uo i-monl vitamin
ly, take th's t'p and ilvivc out and
sci It. u will ix- ilclighte.l, and siir-
J>r.: c(l.
On the dix-tnr’s advice, all food
must he steriliTved and possessed of
“H” before a 1 h-inonfhs-nld
li.ihy t'>uch(‘s it. Vitimin “G” is served
for breakfast ,and 2 ealories nf .stuff
that contains vitamin “D” are given
for his or her lunch, and milk, with
'.*'.'.>,777 bacteria, must Ih- served to
of re. (‘Tit eleclions sccnv'tj,,. little darling healed to exactly 9.5
clam that the tide of dcgriH-.s Fahrenheit from a bottle
that has been washed ami scnihlxsl
and soaked for 5 days at (’iil.'t p. m.,
and then he or she, him! nieJiihe Ixith
niii.st go to sleep imnuskiately there
after.
I’AU TV or I LOOK HUIGII'T
I h<- I'c. ult
1 .> lx ar oil* th
I al Ic -rn; .iiu'til is tiiniMur favoraldy
tt ward the Ih ni xratic iiarty. It may
If nic' i'v i eal '.'.atioii that the Ih-m-
< . a't s : ,ttr I d.i any w.m'.-c tiian thi
p.uty already in I'.avi-r or it may Ix-
iin mlh<.rcn.f t.> Dcmo'-ralic principles
111.Ill- pie.i ing lo the peoide. .\L all
«.\ar.t>. it .'cems ii-rtain that the peo
ple are re.idy to give the DciiMcratic
part, a h.in. a- to lii in ns'rale its ser-
viia- to the iia'Jon and it is evident
that the party faces an iiniisnal ( p-
])or;unity for sue. ess at tlu- po'ls if it
lui- si-r (- enough t > tt-ar away from
VIh Icader.^hip of sucli liiiuor-heads as
Smith and Ka-'koh. What is to he the
n-'ult will depend in a large meas
ure (11 the
Toylat.d , alw.iys a place of the
greiifest inteicst to the little friends
of Saida ('laus,'will open this evi-n-
ing at 7:50 at the I. I’enm-y eom-
juiny store. .\n invitation to mother
and (lad to cnine and bring the little
folks is extended in their forma!
opening announcement. .An .itfraelive
coloryl (’hristnias story luxjk will he
pn-sented free lo all hoys and girls
prese-it ii,g tickets from the Penney
advertisi-nu-nt appearing ”"ta today’s,
paper.
Growing children are also punisluxl
with fixuls that they don’t like. The
drug stores and gixx-ery stoisvs are
loaded down with hahy GxhIs that are
•good for nothing except to create
merchandise traffic. Some smart Yan
kees can take 15 cents worth of wheat
ind mash it a little, then roll it
lightly, then hake it temporarily, and
;)u-n make it into crumbs and sell it
M \S()NS .M KKT KKII^I/^Y
The regular commuiiTcgt ion of
t’aniplu-ll Lodge No. II, .\. F. M., will
he held Friday night, Nov. 20, at 7:{10
o’clock. .\11 nu-mhers aie urge.I to he
present as unpi rtant hiisim-ss is to
he lnuis;utt‘d.
Hy order of W. .M.
V. P. .Vdair, .Sci n-tarv.
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to some peculiar or particular mother
aiididatcs sclin ted aiidjf,,,. J ani thankfid, too, for the
I'C.t forward to ask the solid supjuirt j.j k of knowUxlge or breakfast fovids
of the jiarty. I (+ start out with thi* whim a wa.s age-ing.
leader.^ of four >ears ago, will mean
igiioinini us defeat before we get to j trouble when I was lingering
iT't tiii.-e. along In-tween 7 and 12 years of age
*■ ‘ was—getting enough to eat. Not that‘
A TOOTHI.KSS LKA(;i E
Mars, who seems to have Ixen down
but :iot out, is sharncniiig his wea
pons and polishing his helmet on the
iiattle-fields of Manehiiria. 'Hu- skir
mishes which ten days ago were draw
ing small front page headlines are
now breaking i’lto thn e-cidumn
we didn’t have plenty, but plenty wrasl
not satisfactory to me. No matter
wliat our fc.lks had on the table-
ct rn bread and collaeds — or corn
dodgers and buttermilk- or peas and
(ca .soup, we ate everything in sight
atui mot>pe<l out the platos. Our ba
bies ate anything anyibody else ate
“heads” and “streamers” of black! after they got old enough to know
ty|K*. 'The Leagiu* of Nations h.as mut-i'.hat it was intended for human con-
te’t*<l ineffiH'tively, i-nd has lu-en mut-i iimpthm.
ter(d .at i:i return. Meaningless mem-:
oranda anu official notices flit hither. Another thing I am thankful for is
and thither. .Japan officially denies I—we didn’t have any spinach back
everything, and (’hina officially com-; vond-r. The cows and billy goatr have
plains; while in the meantiipe Ru.ssia never ha<l much use for mankind s-nce
loviks with anxiois eye.s at its throat-; it began to devour their grasses and
«ned outlet to the Fast, and Kurop- herbs —hut spinach is the only so-
tries to assure herse-lf that all is well I called vegetable that I know of at
in the s.ati of Denmark. ! present that ain’t hardly fit fora billy
To d'Ge ih(‘ League of Nations ha.s goat or a cow to eat. If some quack
l>fcen a large h.ag of wind. Where is j doctor or dietitian can get a few
its vaunted power? It threaU*ns; it-s'words into print that mi||^t intimate
threat.^ are politely thrown into thi that snake eggs and doodlle-snouts are
Avaste ba.ket or pojitely answered in; full of vitamins and other litter—im-
t/jc vaguest terms; the fighting con-, mediately thereafter the citixenry
tinucs; and nothing happens to stop makes a dive for snake eggs and
iU * I doodle-snouts.
The Honorable Morris C. Lumpkin !
■who gave the Armistice Day address Eating moat breakfast foods is only
on the College Plaza, was right when
he said, “There is no peace.” Today-
peace is a myth—a myth in the minds
a matter of wasting time and money.
Ninety-five per cent of the baby con
coctions ain’t worth two live Repub-
"JF I got constipated,
I would get dizzy
and have swimming
in my head. I would
have very severe
headache.
“For a while I
thought I wouldn’t
take anything—may
be I could wear out
the headaches; but I
found they were
wearing me out.
“I found Black-
Draught would re
lieve this, so when I
have the very first
symptoms, I take
Black-Draught and
now I don’t have the
headache.
‘T am a firm be
liever in .Black-
Draught, and after
using it 20 or more
years, I "am satisfied
to contmue Its use.**
—K X. MeKintup, Orang*
Park, Fla. mti
WOMl'JN who ar« run-down, _
suffer, every iiionth. should take I
Qar.tui. Uy-'c) ’jc over 60 years.!
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That prices on furniture, in addition to hav
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quality rather than price, but quality furniture
is so low in price now that we feel we must stress
price also. If you need any odd piece of furni
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