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THE CLINTON CHROmCLB. CUNTON. 8. C THUKiSIUy, NOVEMBER 26, 1931 ulltp (Elintiptn €l|roiitrU EaUbUilied IfM WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and Publiiher Pubiisbed Every Thuraday By THE CHRONICLE MjRLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance): Ore year $1.60; Six Months 76 cents; Three Months 60 cents Entei^ as SecOTd Class Mail^Jdatter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. The Chronicle seeks the cooperation of its subscribers and readers—the publisher will at all times appreciate wise suggestions and kindly ad vice. 'fhe Chronicle will publish letters of general interest when they are not of a defamatory nature.‘Anonymous communications will not be noticed. This paper is not responsible for the views or opinions of its correspondents. RECEIVER’S SALE |a. Power, Clerk of Court on fRe 16th|Leaman by W. M. Miller on the 15th] hundred dollars ($200) on each tract By virtue of a decree of the Court | day of November, 1922, by his deed day of December, 1902, by . deed re-jof land sold, which said $200.00 is to recorded in the office of the Clerk corded in deed book 14 page 47;] be credited of Common Plea* for Laurens County, S. C., here^fore made in the case of : F. S. Royster Guano Com-anV against jj. E. I^eaman et al., I, II. R. Fuller, ' as Receiver, will sell on salesday in December, .1931, being Monday, the 7th day of said month, during the us ual hours of .sale before the Court House door, in the City of Laurens, S. C., to the highest bidder: I. Certain note* chattel mort gages assigned by j. E. Leaman to i F. K. Royster Guano Company, a list [of which notes and mortgages is in , the hands of the said R^eiver and ' may be inspected by any prospective purchaser; II. All those four tracts, pieces or parcels of land, lying, being and situ ate in the Township of Crow Hill, in on the amount of the bid of Court in deed book 44, at page 63,:69-l(X) acres conveyed to Allene M. |» case of compliance, but in case pf J. L. Carter having conveyed his in- Leaman by W. M. Miller on C.e 30th Aon-compliance is to be forfeited. The terest therein to J. E. Leaman on the 14th day of March, 1924, by his deed recorded in the office of the Clerk of Court in deed book 50 at page 462. PARCEL NO. 3: Containing one hundred twelve and 7-8 acres, more or less, known as part of the Spring of Njvember, 1909, by deed I't'crded in deed book 24 at pagre 188; ten acre* conveyed to Allene M. Leaman by purchaser of each tract of land wiM have ten days in which to comply with iiis bid. Parcel No. .3 of the J. E. Joseph A. Martin on 23rd .%Isreh, 'Leamltn lands is to be sold sirfiject to 1916, by deed recorded in dei d book j a mortgage to the Federal Land Bank 39 page 338. PARCEL NO. 2: Containing 74 Grove place, and home place of J. H lusti, bounded on the north and east by lands of Mrs. Sophia Martin, on the south by lands of Joe Hitt and estate of R. S. Griffin, on the west by lands of John Paul Campbell and lands of e.state of Dr. J. H. Miller, de- acr^s, more or lees, known as part of Samuel Leaman place, bounded on the north by lands of W. H. Leaman, on the east by lands of S. A. Leaman. on the south by lands of Si. A. Lwiman and road from Cross Hill to Milton; .of (^umbia. The amount due on said mortgage wili be announced on the date of the sale. B. R. FULLER, Laurens, S. C. As Receiver. Nov. 13, 1931.—12-3-3tc. CLINTON, S. C.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1931 of South Carolina, to wit; PARCEL NO. 1: Containing two hundred acres, more or le.ss, kffown a.s portions of the home place and the LAND SALE and on the west by lands of estate of • State of South Carolina, ceased, said tract of land having been ! Susan Y. Simpson, deceased; salij County of Laurens, conveyed to J. E. Leaman by J. H. j lands having been conveyed to AUene Court of Common Pleas, lusti, and containing ' one hundred i M. Leaman by M. A. Leaman on tlie the County of Laurens, in the State fourteen acres on the 27th day of j 6th of Nov, 1911, by deed recorded in November, 1925, by his deed record.^1 in the office of the Clek of Court in deed book 53 at page 353, the said J, THANKSfHVING long time without a great deal of Ferdinand Noffz, de- Thanksgiving is the festival wTiicl- pense. Not only this generation, hut j bounded on the north by lands pay* tribute to Autumn. Easter sym ulso the next, will profit from the, ^ g Turner, on the eat* byl-indsjthe 15th day of February, 1926, by boJizes Spring—not only the rosu>- road.s which w'o build. Is it unfair. q g Turner and A. M. Hill, on deed recorded in deed book 53 at page office of the Clerk of Cdurt in deed Clinton Building and Loan Association, I^intiff, vs. book 32 page 308, and by J. E, Lea-i Pettis, et al., Defendants, man on the 11th of Jan. 1911, byi Pursuant to the decree of the codrt E, I.eaman having subsequently con-1 deed recorded in deed book 28 at page veyed to the Deacons of Bethbara church one and 1-8 acres thereof on rection of the Master, but th(? co‘- responding resurrection of a world that has been sleeping, Christma-s celebrates the birth of Christ, and just as truly, in all our minds, sym bolizes the quiet beauty which cones wdth snow. Thank.sgiving symb dizes the end of labor—^the gathering of the harve.st—the reckoning of profits .nf- ter a hard year of plowing and plant ing and cultivating—the returning 'if thanks to Cod for His g<K)dness and His blessings. LVt in m gath- i>«res, or sole are re.><ting. I .eaves are illing hen, that both generations should share the expense? A long-term bond issue simply spreiuis the expense over 388. PARCEL NO. 3: Containing three hundred five and 92-100 acres, more the south by Saluda river and on the west by lands of Mrs. Arrah Watts and C. R. Turner; said lands having a TH-ricKl of time, making it less <yf conveyed to J. E. Uaman by O. .strain on weak pocket-ijooks, and at the same time lessening the strain on expensive cars, A good road sy.stem is a good investment. (OLUMBIA’S JUNIOR LKACUE The Junior Ix?ague of Ciolumbia at- tracte<i state-wide notice last week with it.s special edition of The .State. The Slate turned over to them G. Thompson, Prc4)ate Judge for Lau ren.s flounty on the 9th day of Novem ber, 1927, by his dee<l recorded in the office of the Clerk of Court for I.,au- rens County in deed book 25 at page 133. Said conveyance deacrihes the horn? place as containing one hundred acres, an<l the Barrett place as con taining one hundred sixty-one acres, ct the profit.s of+»oth advertising arfd brown ones, and red, and yelhw. It is 1 afreet sale.s. The money, of coui'se, time to rest time to sit at home] is to lie used for charity work by the around the fire and smoke a pipe* and .lunior Ix-ague. plan for another ycnir. Thanksgiving cr)iild not come in a better month, and NovemlHT would not lie the same without it. .Not cus tom, hut the underlying spirit of the The pajier which the League eiiited was credital)Ie in every way. Its new.s features, including the usual syndi cate-wires as widi as local items, were han<lled in a profe.ssional way. sisius-ntly lieen h( Id tfi L. (I. Noffz, and nine and 53-100 acres ha.s suhss*- qiiently been sold to K. Turner, Ii-aving in thi* parcel iH the name of .1. K. Is'aman two huiuireel acr<‘«. page i or Ie«s, bounded on the north by 465. This tract to be sold subject to [ lands of R. IS. Smith and Mrs. Jane mortgage to the Federal Land Bank, (Turner, on the east by creek, on the PARCEL NO. 4- S&luda. river and on the west . . Containing one I ^ lands of Abram R. Whiteford, P. and one-eighth acres, more or less, i „ uni j boumlrti on the north bv Bethahara jp an chureh property: on the eaat. aoath U-venport conveyed to AUene an.l weat bV land, of J. E. Leaman. M. Uaman by P ■> and known as Bethahara church lands the same having been conveyed to J, hL lacaman by the Deacons of Ih-thal>ara church on the 15th day B. Watts and de serrhed in the deed as being composed of three places, the Anna B. and J. B Watts home p’ace,,one hundred twen ty-four and 92-100 a: res; the C, B.! of February. 1926. bv their d«..l re.!!’;“" Vnety-tw,. acre,, and the corded in the offic of the Clerk of ;"”'”’ all formerly known al the Mitchell The title to the above described in the above entitled matter, I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder at the Court House in Lau rens, on salesday in December next, the same being Monday, the 7th day of the month, during the legal hours for such sales, the foillowing described property* to wit: “All that lot or parcel of land, lying and being in the Town .of Clinton, S. C., containing one- fourth (%) of a acre, more or less, with the following measure ments and boundaries. Fifty-two * (62) feet on east by street; two hundred eight (208) feet on south by Becky Adair; on west fifty- two feet by Dunk Thompson; on north two hundred fourteen t214) ion the 22nd of Dwe.mber, 1916, and recordcfl in the office of the Clerk of property is In E. Ix-aman. HI. AM those ?our Lets, pieci'es or Clourt in dee^^ouk 4b at page 53. parcels of land, lying, being and situ- f’ARf hL .NO. Containing .si ate in Cross Hill Township, (’ounty three acres, more or less, known as aAa flail i-vn ^ W ^ Vt ^ event, dictate's the lime. Thanksgiving, and readers had no <liffieulty in and N(»\em'ber .N'ov»«mber and gleaning from its eolumns the regii- Thanksgiving they are inseparably I lar daily bulletins on world affairs. It wi.ven toghther indisscdubly united, was. as it .should lie, first of all a In a world increasingly troubbsl iiewspa|)er. with doubts and fears and waverings; However, the paper contained u in connection with ndigion and al! I number of special features which en- things which caiumt Ik* woll undei'-i Imiiced its inU-ri'st. A f«*w cartoons, stood, it is well for us to pause and well-^lone ah<l timely in their applica- cellH*rate this truly national event. It i lion, .serve*! the jiurpose of the I/eague PARt KL NO. 2: ( onfaining eighty-,,,f [.aurens, State of South Carolina, let of land convene*! to Janie and Carl Pettjs by W. B. Owens by deed dat<*d 2.5th day of^Octeber, 1924.” ^ Terms of sale, cash. The siiocessful .b7\7ivin'c‘iliirami'w’.''T!'niiiron '’"W'''- “[T .*>'<; 'x'™^ Uh<. vaat by lands of John .Smith and Iho r«,u,r^ to deposit with Mill lands, nn the south and west by ""- '''‘' k four acres, more or less, bounded (m ] the north by Innd.s of W. K. ('risi) and PARCEL SO. 1: A lot of land con- .loe Hitt; on the we.st tainirg twelve acres, more or less. p" rilmn'raill' ^a^hier’s check or certified check, the estate of Hr. J. H, .Millei; on the the Town ( f Cross Hill, boumled on lu^d.s of J. K. Ltaman and Hil la. *: $10000 as evidence of good south by land-s of the estate of .loe the north by lands* of the estate of ^^‘' same having U'en conveyed KiH,i;r,.r in the pliefi Hill, ileceasisl; on the W'<*.st by lands of .Joe Hitt and othiT.'i and known as the Thomas H. Hill .Spring Grove the north bv binds* of he estate of having lK*en conveyed a.s ‘ \^ norm n> Mnds* oi the estate ol . ^ , , , .. w;iUsw faBh in the bidding. In the event t William M; .Miller, fieceasts!; on the hv* C A Pow Ihe sale are not compli east by Main .street; on the south by ‘^1It “ with the land will be resold on t a puiilic str«*et lea<lir)g from ? place, same having Is'eii conveyed to' treet to the McGowan place; on J. E. Leaman and .1. Carter by C. i,y „,* Turner is no*, a world festival it is our very, in .-ittrailiiig noti-e to thnr campaign Why Not Economize Bv Giving MA(; \ZINKS THIS ( HBISTMAS7 By giving two .t raore subscriptions to same magazine you can tl em lit greatly deduct'd prices. Write me or ask for particulars. Cull ;IH at 12 I’. M. JAMES W. CALDWELL .Main the and .Mrs. Lula ,M. Griffin, kmrwn as the h(»me jilace of .Mrs. Allene .M. L *u man and comno'^ed of wveral par- the er. Clerk of tl e Court, bv his deed on , , . ,, , . tht llth of ly..cemWr,1928, which nubiiequeirt sul^ixlay at d«S ia duly recorded in the office of, / r'- * 111 o- the deposit required to be made will the (Jerk of Court in dee<i book 2;) i, , ' 'it nnir* forfeite<l. Upon compliance with ^ I the terms of the bid the deposit wHll The title to the above described be credited upon the purchase price. own. It is the s|>ontaneous overflow f<tr funds. Sp<sii*l articles were, on of thank.s on the part of a great p(*o- thi* whide, well-written and well- pie who, in spite of minor factions <“dite<l. who complain and find fault, believe' Columliia mi>t the l,«*agiie ni >re deeply and sincendy in a kind and than biilf way. In lublition to the: synipatbftn I’nivideiict kiiifiness on the part of The State,! Natiiic lias borne fruit tor nrin. there were many evidenc«*s of wh'»le '| Now for a bri. f reriofi it most <!je.. boarb d .-.up[)ort by merchanls of lb*' bat it-y death 1*1 in the nature of a < i’y. 3 he edili’on carried a large v(d-j 1 ,1 ficiil Ihc ,|,..1,V i.r oil,'ll! Iidvccli.iiiy 1,11,lice. Iiiryi.ly ' DRS. SMITH & SMITH ^tilm'llated by the idea of co. peratioii. i _ i lat'ier than I'v 'lolelv comuM reial mo i K. M.khI Smith, O. D. Felder Smith, O. D. cels, to wit: (iStlOO ajres conveyed toi property is in Allere M. Iieaman, The purcha.ser will be let into posses- Allene .M. Leaman by Lidie E. Miller] (This refers to property describeil in gion upon production of Clerk’s deed, and others on .'{rd April, 1920, by .!<H*d; sutxlivision 111 hereof). i Purchaser to pay for papers, stamps recorded in the .office of the Clerk of j Tarms .sale: I 'i ca.sh. The pur-■ and i-ecording. ( emrt in deed book 3S at page 35.5;johas<r of the collateral is to pay cash THOS. \V. BENNETT, ' 79-100^ acres conveyed to .AM« nc .M j immediately upon the sale. The Re-I C. C. C. P. and G. S., Laurens, S C. I Leaman under the name of ^Hs. .1. K. j ceiver wdll require a deposit of two 1 12-3-3tC. tl pr (im.'O'; lite. a new lift pring- ag.iiii t ■ bear fruit in the beauty '-f regciH‘ra- tintl. Ill t "e mil ' we t.tk<,* .'tick of oiii'e' c , g!\i ‘.li'.i'k; f:' God, renew our t.u li at: i our le- > > Jp-Tat c ( ;;»■ I, t' \i’.aiit>. 1 1 >K I 'lw u I ! a lui'iii ies !ind org.ani/.itions which irci fjp, r i .1 a lictter ',1 a nio <• ; it, ' tryiug t. swell simibir fuuds: It i fill year of haul woik mid i eal.^ed ^ de'W ed what can lie dom w lu n popie drear.' and f iioott n difiieii’.n I.T akeii as a wboli*. fhe [eiptu* sboiili* , e lieeii ail ill pirat tui to all com- Optometrists That r rhaiik'giviug for you coll uiiiiiKitiou ol a pr« m c, aiu ferc-hadow ing of it s imewa!. \\ c truly 'iiig with the poet: “GikI our .Makk'i- doth provide Fei our wants to lii' supplied; Com Itefore His tmnple coiiie; Raise tlie s, iig of Harvest Hoim t lie the lua' SI*K('IALISTS Eyes Fxamined - :- (ilasses Prescribed .lie n.aMy iii eariie t. I’eside- we vtoi- >*5 West Main Street Phone 101 t i e to -;iv. it ua no . rid of fun to Lahornlory for Prompt Repair Servire Clinton* S. C. tb.ee Willi jiarticipatfd in 'le, work. I PWKH HIGHWWS The commen ial advantages of good r< a.i' have been illu trated re ently l»V a chevk-uu en the volume of traffic 1k IC4dC¥0K» ilCn!IJOSEi>tlSAIIICVU!l TtimiJy CT€R. I T \LFS OFT OF SCHOOI at at a medical «iinner recentIv A Vogue Electric Lamp will make a nice present for any member of the family — fine for read ing and beautiful too. Shades guaranteed not to crack, fade or warp, FOLI.OW THr^ S(JIIIKRKI,—Tht* .squirrel puts in his winter supply cf food while the nut.s are plentiful. The j'ood thinjrs that you have to eat are plentiful now, and prices are hovering before takinif an upturn. Now i.s the time to buy these bargain nuts and fill up your pantry. A word to the wise is Q.S. (or in plain Eniflish, sufficient.) Lance Peanut Butter, lb jar 19c * 1. X. L. Brooms, big value 69c “'’^v?7i,rv“'ri,,”7'7.'li.k'r.i^hc C.ves. A pret- passing tbrougb Camdeii, located on I', .s. highway mmib<*r 1. The reci'iitly which 1 am st , opened s'rt'tch of ))avemeut complete.s j old chairman Kat next to me he at | ty assortment to select th*' Maine-to-Klori<ia road-: haiii which the hea l of thi* talde. Parts of the i Cocoanuts, 2 for 15c Tetley’s Tea, 1/4 lb 21c Luzianne Coffee, lb. 29c Myles Salt, 3 pkgs; 10c has .;() buig liej'U projfi ted. rile cheek- up re\i*alt d ail enormous iiuu'ease in tliroi!gh ti.iffic. This increase has b«‘('ii made a‘ the expeiisi* of other but feel sure mav general conversation 1 interest my rea<iers. I .■iski'd tin* prt'sidetit, ‘‘Hoctor do >011 still cling to the idi'a that the from. PRATHER-SIMPSON FURNITURE CO. Beacon Light COFFEE, lb, 24c roati-, preMiui ly popular, but iiowtlirea't of the fowl the light me.il neglerted for N'l. 1. i.s easily «ligested m:trPions, an 1 good T'e postage tliM iigh a town of afi’or a sick man'.”' steady Oieam of I'en ign tiai’fic is one o!’ the be't llleTlS of stMlUllatillg activity in e'.er\' tu'ld of luisine.'-s. Thi‘'"diie , benefits an* of course* I'eapei! 1'. ttu- filli'ig .'tittimi owtu'CS and cafi' propiPeP is; but We advan tages di. not i.ia.-e Inna . Late- drivers are oldiutal to s’letid the night soim*- "wAictf;—arirt"" Imtei—"rrrnmmodatinm- 'rhe doctoi;^ trying liis be't to tear the meat off a druinstivk with a liiill folk "Naw. I don’t . . . never diii” •Ani'ther physieian. p*re\-haired: ; ‘I’v(> quit recommendin' light nieat.j Iw'e iiisi* I'd ruthei <'ut shucks iuyse'f.”j The hot tea-l:iseuits came along-1 they were deliciously t'Ut u|t, brown-1 Tn^rtt' trrri" fhrtrvrirrridr;—Afr-^-T.a-rj— mu't be available. .Vniusnneiit houses speeialist at my left grew talkative:! di-iive an in. l eased revenm*. Parking ! *‘\\ ^,lp _.\ve usta'l to condemn hot bis | lots and tourist homes la port an in-L-uits; I’ve never in n quarter of a cen-1 crease in i usiress. ('ampms imistitury of jiractiee found pi ptic ul.'or ini trade with grocers. Engine tr uibb* ne-j;i that was a hot-biscuit-fiend." ' ce.ssitates th<- seiviia's of the, garage The tiresident: "I’ve eaten ’em for man. Al! in all. the w'oole tow n p^of-1 j;^,vet'ty-five years; they’ve never hurt its. and th(‘ traveler lo.ses nothing - ; ;hat I’ve notired.’’ "|F I got constipated, * I would got di2t2y r.?:d have swimming In my head. I would have very severe headache. “For a while I ^UiDughL. I .JSPuldp’t. take anything—may be I could wear out could the headaches; but I a young man eertain expenses! was about to sneak on pla.stic sur-l f<vr the traveler knows before hej Tlie essayist leaves home that mu.st be e.\p»*cted. gory: "The only time hof biscuits The advantages of a good road .ever hurt me was—when I couldn’t system are common property. yet]gt.t ’em.’^(Ho was reaching for his there are i < rtain stiitc' which lag ‘‘ar i fourth.) behind in the buibiing of such roads.! Thire were thirty-nine at the table, Even if there were no foreign traffic. | doctors and their wrtves. It was re- there would be ample reason for con-^ markable how they all went after struction of paved highways. Farm-uhes6‘. not bis^^^and the dark meat ers find it easier to carry their pro-j,if fried chicken—and nobody suffer- duce to market, and the urban tvsi-U-d fr .m inuigesjion IxH'ause of it. dents are bale to take pleasant recro-j For myself, if my patient can han- aUonal drives. Both cf these fa tors, die chicken at all, I give him soft- add to the revenues derivo<l from ga.s- 'cooked dark meat, not part of an old oline taxes; and gasojlne taxes are asbestos breast. .And, if he can’t eat universally applied to road-bills. ja fine little hot biacuit With butter, The difficulty lies in the fear which.ho is U>o sick to tackle a slab of tough h’jge original outlays always inspire ("ligiit-bread.” So tbeie. in the heart of our average person 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. “I am a firm be liever In Black- Draught, and after using It 20 or more years, I am satisfied to continue Its use.” —F. e. UcKinuty, Oraitfe iMY-T-PlRK Flour, 24 lb. plain or S. R. bag VARIKTY BU'ITKRMII.K Swan Matches^ 5c boxes, 3 for - 85c French’s .27c MUSTARD .lOc 2 jars for . 2dc .21c- 25c Great Northern BEANS, lb. 5c Park. Fla. i.in The fact should be realized, that roads, in time, pay for themselves. Mean while, the people of the community reap the benehts, and taxation need show no increase. A wel-built stretch of eoncreate pavement endures for a ATTENTION. PLEASE! .American Magazine, 2 yesxm $3.50. This offer good until Nov. 10, 1931. JAMES W. CALDWELL The Magazine Man Call 38 at 12 o'clock WOMEN who run-down, or I suffer every ificnth. should t*.ko ICardul. I’Kod 'j.- over 50 yfors,! Irish POTATOES 10 lbs. for 19c cleenNiade Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 pkgs. .. Octagon Scouring Cleanser, pkg. Golden Crown Syrup, 2% lb. can . Phillips Pork and l^ans, 2 cans .. S.NOW KING Baking Powder, 25 oz. can Balentine’s Breakfast Baco^lb,. Balentine’s Palmetto Sausage, lb. 21c ..5c 19c 15c 21c 24c 25c THESE MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS OF QUALITY SERVICE: 1 CLINTON. S. a . ' WHITMIRE. S. C. '• Baldwin’s Grocery, J. M. Pitts, Btakely’s Youbk Bros. Scott Grocery Co. Grocery, I. C. Boland, 'L. V. Pin,on, Qln- , GOLDVILta S. C—Joanna Merc. Co. ion Mercantile Co. ^ i ‘ I *ifL I I