The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 04, 1932, Image 2
Brooks Points Out How State
Appropriation Bill In Present
Foim Will Affect Districts.
Finance? i>f school districts in Lau«y
Tens county will he cdtasidcrahly af-.
fectcd by the'reduced appropriatinn ^
made in the -house appropriation bill ^
BHCOLlftAQtMEMT
for the oppratkVn of the fi-O-l^school*
law, according to estimates made re
cently by Supt. of Rtlm^ation Charles ^
year, he said," will be still larger this
year. , '
l^st yoai., said Mr. Ilrooks, thi.s
county applied for state aid under thi
0-0-1 law the iiirm of i*!Sl ,(14.1 .T.'l and
^actually recpivt'd iitlO.O-IT, or about
'^$12,000 less tnan the state aid con
tract called l.)r. This deficit, he said,
liad to Ive on to the scht^ol di.s-
tricts and explains in part the plight
some of tlieni are now in.-This year, I
he .said, the...coun’t^v applied for $84,-
G02.4() and un(U*r the pn^posed house
4)111 will receive about SG.o.OOO, Oi
nearly .$20,000 les.v than the sum Up-
plitd for. Similarly, he said, this defi
cit will have to be |)assed on to the
school districts.
Included in this year’s application,
pointed out .Mr. Brooks, is the sum
of $(),S4() foi the Thornwell orphan
ages which iMM’etofore has not rweiv-
ed state aid. Rxctpl for this addition,
he said, the uj)plication for l.aurens
county would have been smaller than
last vear.
Regardless <»f the larger deficit,
.♦aid Mr.^ Brooks, therv is little doubt
but that the' se hoobs of the county will
ope'raU' this year as originally plan
ned. The high schools will run’the full
nine months, and thif grammar grades
the full seven months except in those
districts where their finane-es or pri
vate agreement with teachers will al
low them to run.nine months atae.-
THE CLINTON CHBONICLfi. CLINTON. & C.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4,' 1932
Will the Groundhog Stay Out?.
By Alba^ T. Reid
"=fr
:
Because you love
to say “yes
Y ou lave to §*y “v«*”
no matter what your
children ask for! We -
all dor TTiai'i why'thfr*--
thought that‘’some day”
you may not be here to
provide for them causes
such uneasiness — unless
you guard against that.-
”some day”with’an y€tna
Family i momePolUy ,nou !
May ur tell you about k?
S. W. SUMEREI., Agent
Jarulxs &. Co. Building
Next To We.stern Union
.€TNA-IZE
Sees Five In • Democrats Keep ' McSween Speaks
Senate Race' . Watch On Smith I** Chester
Pulitifal Situation Be^inninK To Open Contest Seen Between For- of iliis cUy, was
Take Adit it y As Names
Are Mentioned."
t'f’urr’a Ft b. 1. .Although it is a
);ig time until the I)‘mocra.t;c pri
mer Governor and Roosevelt «t the .nnual ;;
In Developments. if,'™"’ ‘he County Chamlu-r of
commerce on last Tue.5dav evening.
Washington, Jan. ;il.—Up and down* The following account of his address
_ the political seaboard, the presidential I iS,. taken from The Chester Reporter
mary next August, the race for a seat |.w«ves are moOfl^ng with squall warn-1 of Tuesday:
in the' United .States .senate is taking the offing. i “Dr. McSween, who is a most de-
on pretty definite shape. Failure of the New Jersey Republi-
The line-up at present, subject toj^'^'^ (ommittee to come out imme<li-
change witht.ut further notice, ap- ^tely for renominatiori of Herbert
lightful after-dinner orator, kept hi.s'
audience convened for several rain-1
utes with jokel af‘er .joke, and then I
pears to be this: Hoover last week was interpreted I-"♦'tMed down tA^ serious discussion
Senatnr Klli.son I). (“Cotton Kd”) '^^*'** first of expected movesW the blessings\that will come to us
Smith, seeking reelec’tion.
fnmthewet states to bring pressure I out cf the depression, pointing out
. /V 1 I ... , ! on the president to swing their way. (several as he progressed,
hoimer Seriator Cole L, Blease, foiy mro 1 “One of the principal blessings that
, yvur,-. a factor in Sotuh Carolina Pflpi ^Ifr^J E. Smith, whose f«r-(““«t'‘
■nal-entry into the New Hampshire «f ‘l>v fel-
primary, March H, in opposition to
(lov. R'josevelt of New York, has been
Former Ujv. John G. Richards of predicted.
1 tics,
Kdgar
Brown
Barnwell, 'a'
leader in the state .senate.
Liberty Hill.
" lieon W. Harris of Anderson, so-
liciUir of the 10th judicial circuit.
Blease'' arid
low-feeling that suffering will arouse,!
is the disaf>pearance of factionalism!
and the like, which have played such
. , .... a destrttctive partln South Carolnia’sl
Ihr l.cayi* for Indapcnd.nt I'ol>tl-; th. past'four or fiv* doc-
progreai in all!
wcithwhile directions. Dr. McSween j
traitd the history of the state
throughout the early years of the na
tion's life down through the recon-
( ulumbia university, i.ssued a call to
Harris ai^e announced j day for a third party and outlined a
candidates. Both were in the .senator-j broad program of “progressive pn iti-
iul race in lOJO when Blea.se was un- ple.s.”
.seated by James'-F. Brines of Spar-j Norman Thomas, IDUH Socialist struction period, and declared all of
lanburg. 1 candidate, for •president, condemned[that would have been impo.ssiblo, if
_ l^own, while not having definitely i both parties in a .stalbment issUeil {^he people of South Carolina of those
committed himself, is knowrrrb“be~se-' Here.and called for direct federal aid days had been divided into hostile
riously c-nsidering throwing his hat j for unemployment. ! CHipps. A-iother blessing that he
in the ring. He was bt^aten by Smith, iKn-larations yesterday for Smith i najned is the disappearance of class
'*1 . j by Fly and Senator Walsh of’' rJ caste, which .will come as a resu»t
Former <jov. Richards is considered! Maiiuchusetts were regarded as the, of having sustained los.se.s, and got
by political observers as a probal.1* 1 forerunners of an open contest Iw-'di-wn to a common level that will en-
eamlidate, although no definite wo’'d twesm Smith and Roosevelt ^o nomi-j able a man to il'nd**rstand and ac*p'e-i
has eopie from hini since he retired! naU'd him as the Democratic! ciate the other man’s pi-oblems and,
^ . . m. w... % aw 1 ...w .J* .J ww A.. .w I
At The
Change
A
r-
Critical Time In
Every Woman's
Life.
"During a critical
time in my life I took
Cardui 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 wew on
edge. 1 would not
sleep at night.
"Cardui did won
ders for me. I rifc-
ommend 'it to all
women who arapass-
ing through the criti
cal period of change*
I have foipid it a fine
medicine.**—Mra. Bama
Mmfky, Poplar Biuft. M*.
Oantiil to a purely vege-
lable medicine and ooo-
00
ti) his plantation at the expiration of' prcsidtMitial candidate. ' ! iexpansibilities
l is guUnnatorial tei ni a year ag •. | /pbe Roo.sevell drive is being pushed ' the conc’usion of Dr. M;‘S'Wien’.v
'fhere are others, too, w ho may en-; in important sectors, including Mas-1 which was a most fitJng
ter the race, hut at presen* their can- sachu.^set.s, and the opposition is ap- timely utteiance far such an oc-,
didacit's aie in‘a mure Or K ss nv'b’i- parently swinging to Smith as the time. President
ous state. j hirmnost po.ssUiility to block the gov^! *‘*^**<1 limiaal l ej'Ci't of the
Those opposing’"( utt' ti F.,!” .Smith ernor’s ru.x'h. Roosevelt’s name was ^ugJiuir.ation S'activit’es fo:* the past,
admit the ei'onomic situation may' entered in Pennsylvania yesterday,
have mud. to do with his suc.’e'^s or -ll had been exjiectt d that Gov.
Ritchie of Maryland, would test
strength with*lhe New York governor
I'ct-n in the Pennsylvania primary with its
I rich prize of delegates. However,
year.
failure. He tciok offiie 24 y«*ars t go.
and on ea< h timeSu* ha.s sough, re-
tdection, the price of cotlofi has
going up.
WANT Sii
RFAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS. Ap
ply to .A. O’Daniel. 2-2.')-4tc
Since his inujer efforts have bcMn j should Smith go in; it is believed _ _
devotsnl toward ijupr4)!vemmt ,tT cun-i Ritchie will not. A decision must beipop ijp^v'p p-.'Mopcj, fjttai'e Au
ditions among cotton farmers, he has j made before March 7. . p]y «p^ Bailey. 2-25-4tc
benelited directly. t j RepuhliX-an anti-prohibitionists, par- - ,
If the price of cotton impi\)ves ihi.s ticularly in the Fast and Southern -^RART.MF.NT for Apply to
year, his opponents think he will t»e -New Fngland states, are urging Mr. ^ Mrs. G. W, B. Smith, 178 S. Broad
doubly hard to beat. j Hoover to advocate a moist plank for
Former^ Senator Blease, U'aten two his campaign stand. He has given nolp'OR SALE Nice P. C. pigs ready
I years ago by a slender margin, s ex | irdicatit n, however, of any plan to ' f^j. delivery at eight weeks olii.
|ptH*ted to mal^ a bitter fight to re- dlictate a new stand by the party on .>^4 00 each, $7.00 per pair. W. J. Hen-
gain a plat'e' iiV AVasliingtan. He ha-^ ibis controygrsiaMs.sue. ry, Jr. Clinton .SC”
I always had a heavy following in the! 'I’he New Jersey Republicans decid- ‘
state. ' 1 ed to wait until the middle of F’ebru- ^^^ RENT — My resitfl^ice at 1.50
Brown made a strong race against ary before enrolling behind Hoover orj .Musgrove street, (i rooms. See L. J.
Smith six years ago and is givt n a | din laring for an uninst^ucted delega-' 0^ R- D. Henry at Commercial
: chance of proving stronger thi.s year, tion to the convention. This state was ■ Bank. Up
I He should poll a heavy vote in the ‘ one of the fir.st in 1028 to swing to | CHICKS—High production white leg-
lower couniie.s-'of the state. IlooVor. | horn baby chicks for sale, 10c and
Former Gov. Richards and Harris Meanwhile the president is without j hatching every Tuesday.
both are candidates worthy 0/ serious foimidable opposition. The Northwest pigt-g y<jur order early. Thornwell Or-
i consideiation. Richards was victor independents opposing him have failed | pha^aj^^ paj-m. tf
'over the present governor, Ibra C, thus far to entice Ssenator Johnson of; ; — —’
i Blackwood, by a good margin in 1926.1 California into the contest so far. The (FOR RENT
; Harris, who had never run for a state- j group is now seriously weighing a
'wule office previously, polled nearly! third party movement. ,
i 40,000 votes in the three-cornered race'
! with Blease and Byrnes in 1930.
( The race should prove interesting. 1 *^***^ *^** i¥Mm.aa )
Evoi’y one of the five rtow mentioned!
!«8- possible ^candidates is a colorful
Marion Man
T^es Hotel
One u{)stairs apartment
with hall and private bath. Two
downstairs apartment#, each consist
ing of one big room and kitchenette
one 'bath. Mrs. D. H. Hayes,
li^uth Broad St. Up
fj^re.
1
-I'V
CARDUI
Helps Women to Health
Mr. and" Mrs. M. F. .Young of Mar-,
CARD OF THANKS ’> !>on, have arrived in the city and ef-
We wieh to ejepreas our heartfelt fective February the first, assumed
thanks and appreciation to ouri neigh- the management of tbd Clinton Hotel,
bors and‘^friends for thoj many kind- They Succeed Mri and Mrs. W. G
nesses shown ua during the illness and Mcore who recently gave up tjiepr
death of our dear husband, father and/lease on the property and have i»-
brother. This kind sympathy and * turned to their former home in Green-
HATCHING—Let us hatch your eggs,
3^c less than 100 lots, 3c for larg-
^ quantities. We are eqqipped with
three Petersime electric incubStors
that will hatch every hatchablc agg.
Get strong chicks by hatching the
electrical way. ThoFnwell Orphanage
Peuftry Farm, Clinton, S. C. tf
thoughtfulness on your part is appre-! wood.
666
ciated more than we will .ever be able
io esitfess even in a humble way. Our
Mr. and^Mns. Young formerly oc-
cupied ai’hostelry in Marion and are
666 UqaHI, or Tabieta liaad internally
and 666 'Kalve axtemnlly, pnake a com-
pleta and affective treatment for
Colda.
XIQUID - TABLETS • SALVE
Most Speedy Remedies Knows
\
• ••
. The most unseasonable weather
in years has made it unncce3S2uy for
people to purchase winter clothing.
It has shown us, instead, that we
optimistically stocked with clothing
and shoes for the entire family.
4
Our determination “to get from
under,” and to make the best of the
backward season, is your opportu
nity to secure clothing and shoes for
very little.
To make this offering irresistible
to the people of Clinton, we have re
priced our stock to sell NOW at re
markably low prices.
Sale Starts Friday
Morning
THE PRICE STORE
"Where the IMces Are Right"—S. C. Price, Prop.
FORMERLY JIMBO'S SHOE STORE
Grandmother’s
CAKES
Raknagi
Ib. 19c
CHEESE
Rich Creamy
Fine Flavor
k. 17c
Teider Cut
StringlMss
BEANS 4
ll•.2
ClRS
25c
Finest Granulated
SUGAR
i!L
48g
254b.
Ba(
$1.19
APPLE BUTTER
Libby
Large Can
15c
HORNINY taimii 3 & 25c
Sunnyfield
BACON
Siiced-RincDeu
lb.
Pkf.
13c 25c
Vz lb.
Pk*.
LIMA
BEAKS
Medium Green
Gant 25c
2 No- 2
PEANUT BUTTER
lb.-
Loots
15c
CATSUP
Quaker 14h>i.
Maid Bottle
15c
El Rio COFFEE 2 lbs. 25c
FLOUR Ion 24
ib.
Bag
55c
Pdbbery't
PANCAKE
FLOUR
2'iii«s.25c
Star -x
Washing
Powder
10iikis.25c
Tender Cmahed
CORN
3£J25c
PALMOLIVE SOAP. .4 cakes 23c
LEITUCE, hsnl head 5.
'CEJLERY, well bleached, A for 25c
CARROT^ large bunch
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