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X ■ 'f /— , / - J / THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLPITON. 8. C. i; ' / .4- THURSDAY, JANUARY 28. 1932 Clinton Clironirlr ./ Ea«»bRilMdl ifOf WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and PubHther Published Every Thursday By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY / Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance)i Ore year $1.50; Sgjj^obths 75 centa; Three Months 50 rents 1 > hJF” Entei»( d as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. The Chronicly seeks the cooperation of ills subscribers, and readers—the publisher will at all times appreciate wise susrpestions and kindly ad vice. The Chronicle will publish letters of freneral interest when they j, | 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. ^ r Nobody’s Business By Gee McGm I this 3rear. we all [have plenty to, eat, there i A, Wind-Burninu Experience < One nijrht ,lonfr, lonjr ajro, f was bn I my way home from Annie Lop's — where I had been aTOourtfrjf. It was late for me to be out; I think it was nearly 9 o'clocje, I loved Annie Lou las hard as any 17-year-old boy could I love anybody, and she was doinjr her I best for a Ifi-year-old—.without ev_- . perience. such as it is, but there are no nionney. i do not expect no hepj) from the |:ov- '■ verment since i sold my farm out -tb 1 mr. fed. landbank. my wife is my only = dependence for Aid now and she has the roomytism. j _ — ydres trulie.. ^ ' i ^ ' / mike Clarl^t’fd, carry sppndent. Students Hear" Doctor Fulton topic vferej as follows: (1) Jesus Christ, the/only perfect ideal; (2) His experiences imparted to the human heart and life; (3) His powers of mor al and spiritual transforlhation, and I (41 His offeringr of salvation to man- n'" : . Missions , Swretary Speaks On Uniquenes^of Christ In Meet- kind. Dr. Fulton closed by saying^ injf Needs of the World. hat only t'^e Christian relififion of- —j fered life ai.i immortalityi bougrht and (From The Blue Stocking?) 'paid for by Him wffo wrjuld have us • Chapel exerci.ses for last week live as He- lived and whb offers the , were broug’ht to a close on Friday by! ,, i *• ' *. For Familv Need fulton, fieW secretary ror ramiiy l^eea^^^ tJi southern Presbyterian Board salvation. Gardens Planned f I reran that Annie L'cu had let me i Clemson -Collefre. .tan.''24. — That Missions, who spoke on^ Saturday’E\t».-3K Post.. ^2.00 pa, ' • . .... ... . - 1 xTie uniqueness of Jesus Christ m vear; 2 yearsfa.53J50; 3 years. $5.0A. JAR. w. caldwel:. Gall 38 at 12 P. M. ( LINTON, S. C., J ANl'AKY 28, 19.32 , hold her hand a few minutes that the financial value of a farm veee- nipht and her hand was a mifrhty soft table garden is quite generally under-' i'he Nebds of the World.” one—considering she did all of the estimated bt^cause the bulk of the is § graduate of -Pre.-by-j (dish-washing and milking. Anyway, ^ produce goe.s to the family table in-'*crian college, where he attained an ■ the “touch”' m^e me happy and she} stead of, being converted into actual unusuaBy high record as a scholar 'seemed similarly afflicted. Love was cash, is th^opinion of A. E. Schillet-' and was also a star athlete. i ter, exttn^in horticulturist, who be-1 For several years he was a mis.sicn- ^ accurate, records were!ary to Japan and brought oq: i.n .his. 6^6 Liquid or Tablets used internally I grand on, that occasion.* lieves that 666 Well, I started out to tell about my {kept of a well planned^properly cared A hair on the head is worth two on 1 catt -led through the Synod, a fund the comb. ' ] $2(h000 mav lx* raised. Such an . ‘imount, distributed on a per caoita t,trip tern ct!V< and effective treatment for Many iwople with nothing to do | basis, requires very little sacrifice. make the mistake’-of doing it. even 'M such ti^ng times. H( wever, it . A • I ’ K 'f a 14 u ♦ *1. bi'^ssage to the student’bodv manv in- Salve externally, make a com home. Annie Lou-.s house was for garden, they would show that the St. only four miles from my house. It far marea devoted to the raising ofj experiences which he knew P was not so very dark; there was a vegetables produces a larger i^eturn, ampng those spihtally^ pale moon that h^\ herself ever and ' w^th less investment of time and mon- people of the Orient. j o • r anori behind a cUiud, but I never rel-' ey than any other part of the fa’*m.' four legs which upheld his Ask Your Druggist for Particu am i $5,000 IN CASH PRIZES must 1h‘ remenihered When a girl savs she is blu.sliing lhat -t ii impo.s.'* the.s<‘ days you have to tak^ her word' will :her«>f()re In* nece.ssary for each fp,. jt. ! to look into his heart and make whatever he can cons-ientiouslv con- IhT *d that m ' feel Itraveling alone after I Indeed, he saya, records of the state |- ihle to nvikt^a g^ift *Tt' ®*^P^went down, moon or nb moon. ^ garden contest for the last four years j Now if A'dam had eaten spinach and «idcr to he an ad^iuate sacrifice for lost his standing, rtand it. •' one could under- ‘h» carrying on (>f GikI’s wo.k. The future of Presbyterian College may truthfully ^le said to he bright. Men’s suits haven^t changed much Hard tines nqvtiTe sacrifice and pa- nnee last year excelxt that some Pf tience and faith, but hal’d times are them look a-year older. jinterminable. The administration •} of the college i.s confident that the, ^ , The exjK-nsive thing about a car isi institution will continue to^ render itsi"’*' ana omy. the pride that makes you want a shiny to the church and to church-f i mcinliers. But for the* next few’ My path home led me half around a graveyard; There was no way to avoid that, graveyard either. Woods on one side, cemetery on the other, but ! managed to whistle a stanza or two of “Turkey in the Straw” jusi about the time I got opposite old man Skinner’s, tombstone, I was doing my derdest to be brave, but sweat was popping out on the soft places about show this to be true, The size of the farm garden is de-! terniined of course by the needs of I the family. One-half acre, Mr. .Schil-, letter thinks, is ample fqr a family of' five. Seeds and plans for a garden ol this size, according ta estimates of ’ average gardens, cost $8.23 and the' average labor required is only 83.9! man hours and 22.6 horse hours per * year. The cost.of "fertilizer depends! ion soil fertility and other conditions,! {There ip, therefore, no reason for fail- | To-.v one e\ci V vear. I happened to' glance toward old ure to have such a garden because of Ui and-, too Kry.t a-cost in money and la*,or. , ... - I I xi'xjnf nurg Bam ! f went paraly2;ed“and dun*, j Airy pier? ot land .having-a sOTt-?fuit-- With Mnssi.lini runmna things .elp.ay that February 21»t y.-ill t>nna i „ livin^; | able for general crctis may be selected wonder ju.>t what the king of Italy <)»es to justify him in drawing his I’al- arv There seems lt» he an opinion on the t art of man\ wlm invested in ivceiit get-rich-qiiick .-Khemes that, they did- i.'t make it. with it an attitude of responsive sym-i, , . ... • if, - fi-c, t a i i ,.atby over and_-,ove that a-biebnat. I ™".^,ini:n'at“tbrb::d'’oT;,;:. fs oil i77-,trT ... «s. r I tering and beckoning to me. In just a ^uch a slope is not likely to suffer i thfrse communities which samfice for ^ - ^ . f „ j • . „ • . > .. F spirt second, my feet came to andjiiom drying hot winds as a south- a great cause. In the meantime. volves upon all of ,U8 to firay for help; no rocket, not even that German rock-: west slope. To ^^be of greatest coiiven- n this one-day Campaign for Heliv- I'lance, et, eved shot thru space VAI.l ABI.K ASKETS , It should lie a source of great sat- s’action to this community to l;n ,w HE(’ONS1UU(TKJN I lence and service, the garden should be near the h( use and should have a For a few hundred yards, only' the , pennanent location to permit building lips of my tight patent leather shoes i up the soil to maximum production touched the ground. I fairly flew. I j of quality garden crops, failed to make the Big Oak curve and | To reduce labor in the farm gar- I'nidie Cantor endorses t.hi.- new I'hat its two banks and three building name for what we have lK*en calling run into the railroad cut—'but I got I den its .size and shajH? shouhl be siiit- .'.nd loan ass(K’ialions are in a .sound,'the “depression,” and we may no healthy condition. .Such institutions longer call this period anything bu* f' I in the leul cote tif economic values “tin* reconstruction period.” I^et us liitd .‘ita.bility ;n any commun'ty. Tbeir 1(,ok ut some of the evidence and seer'wing bats. 1 got home and-fainted. M-eiit statements refb'ct their vvhether there is any reason for; s 'eng h, and the trii'^t placed adopting the new term uj) a-fly1ng and orj I flew. I ran thru aible for field methods of cultivation, one barb-wire fence and tore it uu. I A long narrow garden is better adap- overtook and passed several leather- i ted for horse and ma.’hinery cultiva- and the trii'^t .4 ni l>y oiii pel pie. ticn than a square area since there are fewer rows and Jess turning. If Let us look at the world in general. F Ol All) FOK I’AICMEUS the f' iirth eonsiTUl ii<‘ I told my folks about the appari-1 hand w’ork is (he chief method of cul- ti6n (then called “hant" by every-1 tivation, rows may -be closer, and of and then come back for a look at our- body) and me and all of my folks course greater yields may be secured .-elve.s, Everything in the world is | proceeded to the'" graveyard to see! under favorable conditions, year I c( mpaialive, anyway. If we are <•011-1 where it had gone. M hen we got close * T iiW, Senator F. I), Smith has lieen! dderalik* betU r off than anvone else! to it, we found that somebody had s 4<‘ce' <f in soc iri’)' r go\<‘rnnu'nt aid • in the world and if we are lictter off -eeii cleaning up and cementing the E. Mood Smith, O. I) Felder Smith. O. D. McKesson Health Helps Cod Liver Oil, pint Milk of Magnesia, pint • • • • 7Sc 39c Rubbing Alcohol, pint .... 39c Heavy Mineral Oil, pint ..' 60c Aspirin Tablets, 100 for ...... Navap (inhalant) Golds 69c 50c Hinkle’s PiUs, 100 for . No. 59 Antiseptic, pint 25c 59 c Sadler-Owens Pharmacy TEI.EPHONE 400 fer disties-XHc) tanners. When the re- than we were yesterday then we are «*nt tw I hilliuii dollar n'coiistructioi. ready fijr optimi.sm. n*as’.ir» was befure ('ongn-ss.Jje sue- The-front page of a South, (’arolina crack-i in Mr, Hurry Cain’s tomb-rock and had left a white sheet over it to protect it from the weather till the <«ed«d in in.s'Tting an umendment! nevv.''pa;K'r, early in the week. carrii*s j work “cured” and got dry. That was | P’‘ovTdirig fifty mill’'0 tp wht.lw-wti.i y In nm. fauni-A.<t . niy “aperrit.” ai^d 1 haven’t got | fanners in miking tlieir 1932 Irops. the right-hand column, there was a use for graveyards to this day—gnd The bill passeii In-tli the house and , story of threatened riots in India. In {that’s one reason why I am so ner nnati. and followirg the affixing o’* the other chosen spot the left-hand( vous and figitty new, ^ tbe pre.sidenl's signature, now he- column—there was a report of disor-1 eome-i a law I'u !'e put into immediate ders in Spain. In a third prominent| weak-end news from flat rock ojKTation. This money is to. be loaned place there was an alarming account the joint Sunday scholl classes of re farmers in the same manner as .seed , of critical disturhances in Shanghai— loans III the past* and lias no i onrec-'disturbances which even the cautious tien Ml*any way w th any other"^ loan j diplo nats were obliged to call “ex- eorpi ration or agem y of the govern-1 ceedingly grave.” ^ . inont. ^ Tht re is your pictu'e of this oiice j who was horned in that month, they Thi; finam ia! aid iis providiKl. I>t‘h‘ t‘ful old e.Hrth. Wars ai.d rumors j will have punkins and other frightful through the effort tif Senat »r Smith, j uf wars . . . riots , . , strike.s . . . pro-^ things to please the crowd, come one, will lie fiirnishi'd to farmers whi iu*ed te-sts . . . prison revolts . . . disasters, come all for KX*. it goes ,to the_ song help in making this year’s crop it is M<hv does it look? • - a\ailahle for no ether purpose.’Details Now eome home, hor the present, as, to its distribution will he an- we liaven’t any wars, and we aren’t no'.iiieed in the next fi‘W d stiitei! from U'ashirgt^ n. we ha\e proved ourselves '‘apable DRS. SMITH & SMITH Optometrists hqber, consisting of the sunbeams and the moonbt'anis and the star-beams, will.hold a big vallentine party m feb- 1 berwerry in honner of st. valentine SPECIALISTS Eyes Examined Ulasaea Prescribed 15 West Main Street Phone 10) Lal>Qratory for Prompt Repair Serviee | * * Clinton, 8. C. • INSURANCE REAL ESTATE books. the farmers of our little town, hell lys, it i - deluged with strikes. O^r big disa.stei’la big possum hunt last tuesday n>lfbt j ppQp^|.jy^ i's an aMiiiial affair—someth-rng that* and a good time was enjoyed by all.; All Kinds-of Insurance and Real Estate. I ' City OMelIin8:s and Rusinesi: of our wives stayed at home and had .A WDIM in CM’SK handling something which we can at ever thing ready to cpo>k the said pos- I’resiliyterians. and indeed every l it- I J'ums which was to be ketched and izeti (if ('lintoii, slvuld be thinking se- floods. fetched back by 9 p. m. for a big riously and piayerfuUy of an impor- M h:it eLe do we see. Ki‘<*on^ti uc-1 possum party with , ootaters anso- tArit (ia\ which iN now .only a little ^^'“1 'plans for more of it. For, forth, but onner count of the moon i ver thr«-e week> off FebVary 21 st—' more thanji,eing wrong, the only possums we the Day of Prayer for Schools and Hills calling for approoiialion.s treed was 2 polecats and something ( nllegev. The nod of South ('aro-' P«-''sed, and a great Kecon-1 we did not find out. llie possum sup- t’linton last fall /^hruction Finaiue Corporation is in! per itself was called off by the ladies the making. Now we see plans for im-land potaters was et with rellish, but mediate relief refinancing of clo.sed not the kind you buy in bottles. l)ank.->. It this Also Several Farms. Prices Attractive. .B. H. Boyd, Agent Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. - Phone No. 6 lira in Us met.t.ng in iiuthi.nzid I're^ident MeSwu^en, Pie.<byterian t’ollege. to use this day. as a day for the pivseniation of tile needs of the college to the cliurches 0; the .Synod, and tor accepting such <dferin>> ' and siho- -r ptiorrs as the in- di . ideal chui h .se^sioti.s may approve. 'His year is a critical one for P.-(^. TTie Program of Deliverance, carried '■n during the last two years, has failed to raise enough tb relieve the college of its indi'btedness. Further more. the ehui'ch has bten dimini.sh ailion IS earried^ through as quickiy as was larger' our postmaster is getting stimewhat and more comprehensive plan, people' nervous at the diinmercrats are in in this state who have lost funds | power, he was horned a dimmercrat Uhreugh hank failures may expect to and lived a dimmercrat up to al smith and then he hooverized at the poles BILIOUS be able to recover <‘ash before long AN'c niust realize that we reached' and nroved to the pie peddkr in our rock bottom weeks ago. Up till then ! district that he had done”so, hut he many w ould not admit that we were j doessent think they will pay anny at- j in a serious predicament which called tention t.o a small place like flat rock,] fur le'adjustment. Hut now that we! and I'.o will hold same, he says he can! irg, every year, its gifts. .A r«H-ent! bottom, we aru all looking 1 switch over to roq-sevelt for pressi-* bulletin shqws that although “all'll’ looking for the lowest rung.s f dent-if it looks more like him than! lauses have felt the dtHlihe . . . the,’'^' '^‘Idei seeking places to find a hoover in november. it pays 65$ and a amount for Fre.slj> terian College has!^*H>> that we may begin to pull ^ helper. declined 60 per cent under’the askings j , ^ of .Synods and Preibyteries and 25 . f**'!*^' sense of values has gone, our maggistrate, col. smith (he is per cent mere than any o*her caus<*.” discard. Prices are down. Kv-! called col. because his name was for- A deficit in the running expenses' i*> l>eing planned anew on aj tuerly columbus and he abbreviated it means that'many w irtiiy stu lents will i H.esh basis a baeis of value for price, be (ieprived of aid which they now. until deflated pocket-oooks are secure 'hrough scholarships. Candi-1 E<’vemmem dates for the ministry, sons of minis- ‘ending a helping hand IS It is a depression when 'Vife iir^ ing down. Now we are starting ’.p and “torTrthey finely got up nerve to open it is,'in the truest sense, a real.period Of reconstruction. ters, and students from Thornwell Or phanage are usually entitled ta,surh hlep. Scholarship funds are not .cov ered by endowment, but are supplied from special gifts. For the Presbyterians of Clinton this is a^di5i*le responsibility. First, there is the Vesponsibility of support ing the institution which carries the, . . . . ideals of the church into education; 1 Liih^ We have it second,, there is the responsbility of at a CHEAI\ price, aupporting, as a citizen of Clinton, an to col,) thought he had received a bomb not* long ago. the r. f. d. man left a, package in his mail baa that sounded like it was ticking and he. hrowed it down and ran for the doc- .same aniTit was some flower seed his wife or^red off Yor and they wore Lime Your (jarden Every garden in Clinton needs institution which is an asset to the town. Either is a serious obligation— together* they are binding in a deep ly significant sense. r „ It if tha hope of the college that through thf liiMrality of the churches CLOTON COTTON OIL CO. rattling* in the bov when slightly shook, he' was mu(h relieved, as a great manhy promernent men have benn.blowed up of a recent date by bombs. T SUBBCRiBK TO THE CJIEONICLE cur taxpayers league is bothered a right smart pnner count that they don’t know who to pick at now—as cur local leggislature is in session and so are congress, they say if they can get the former to reduce taxes and the latter to send some relief that they will possibly be able to get thru ‘T have used Black- Draught . . . and tiave not found anything that could take its place .F I take Black- Draught for bilious ness. When I get bili ous, I have a nervous headache and a ner vous, trembling feeling that unfits me for my work. After I take a few doses of Black- Draught, I get all right When I begin to get bilious, I feel tired and run-down, And then the headache^ and trembling. But Black-Draught re- liCTM all this.**—«. a BmtdrUt. JfomsnrtOc, <!•. Sensational! Week-End Food Values- MILK Whitehouse Evaporated 5 Tall Cans 29c ALL A'ARIETIlilS Campbell’s SOUPS 3 cans 25c ANN PAGID—PURE FRUIT Raspberry PRESERVES lb. Jar 17e IONA LIMA BEANS NECTM BREAD AND BUTTER TEA % IS riMT. vs IS Pks. PICKLES 3 -n.L25c 17c 33c 2 35c PRUNES Medium or Small 2 lbs, 9c PEACHES Der Monte tiopga- Can SPARKLE Gelatin Dessert pkg. 5c PREMIUM SODAS 1 tt). Pkg. 15c •» SUL/IAN A APPLE BUTTER MACARONI SPAGHETTI NOODLES 19c 4 pkgs. 25c r* ’ ^ For IndigesUon, con stipation. biliousness, take [ Thedfbrds BLACK* DRAUGHT J WOIMM Uke Cahwi. a teole aho«M Uaed 0wm If GrandfflPtber's BREAD I.:; f:., 7c PAimnE SOAP 4 caies 23e .V Green Beans, lb. .... lOc 4 for .;.. Lettuce, hardhead ^ Cauliflower, trimmed, lb; 25c . 5c 10c Tie Breat Atlantie it Pacific Tea Co s* 9 f ‘i vnuMTwT .Jl:-