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'fcS-Jl-::- / I THE CLINTON CHROKtCtE. Ct-nCTOW. 3. C ^ '' ■■ ■ '' -f- ■ ‘ -'T- i f^AWS 5?IXM' '1. • V THURSDAY, FEBRUiRY 25^32 ,■ 7. IRAND JURY PRESENTMENT TO GENERAL SESSIONS COURT »» /j, WWK this our suDerintendent of education Recommends^ Settlement. With ^ '-r ■ I Coittons, Botlr Long and Short Rkhmond Bank To Secure County-aMoney In Closed In stitution. says -- , the schools throug^iout the county un-! ,til the end of the regular term: ' Sheriffs Office' We * The grand jury made its present- a large per cent of our delinquent metit to the court of general sessions, taxes have been collected and the last Wednesday morning, commend-j sheriff informs us that he is using inf court officials for their services:the rural policemen and the other and recommending a settlement with helpers of his office to push the col- a Richmond bank to secure deposits, lection of these taxes. r from a local closed bank. j recommend that we have a com- Thd presentment in full was as fol-; plete audit of the county’s books made low's:, Final l*resentnient of Hrand Jury State of South Carolina, County of I^urens. The Court of Cteneral .«:8saioia=^*l(l at Laurens February lo. His Honor, Judge S. W. G. Sh pp. presid ing. We have passed on all bills hande • us by the solicitor, and de-^ire to make this oiir final presentment. We have examined the various of fices of the county and^l\ave he! 1 "e- saltations with the county trea'urer, supervisor, superintendent of edu^'a tion and sheriff. We found tl as early as possible. In this way wej feel the taxpayers of the county will 1)'' kent informed as to the finances of | county. . We think the time is here for the - rt ce of rigid economy in all the .i’gs that are undertaken by ourj 'unty and we urge our delegation to a‘ip the appropriation bill w'ithin the mome of the county. We mean by hi.s, that the appropriation he made in a basis of what is actually r<K:civtd •ind not what is expected to be col lected. * We recommend to our delegation he they change our hunting law.s so offi--,.r. very cyurl«.u» and.deHr. ■ ou, of furnishing us .-ith all the »s- '”'f. ‘•"“'“••,,7 eistanee and eo-operalion thaf we . »>“'-<■■■* from tnese eount.es could asic for in nblaininR the infor-l^'ne mto our county to hulu af.er mation that Ave desired of the condi-; ‘h*' •I’n'r Pal-"'- lions in theb* re>pec!ive offices. \Ve' e<iunty. Wn found the offi<es in as Rm.d conditi..n The f„ lowmR r.rmm,t,«.s ha ^ Wn as could be. cx-wted lindcr the exist-, “PP<»n''-'l f"' »’'■ ‘ '“7 ine flnanri ,1 conditions. I “ft” t*'.' P^rt* ^ Countv Treasurer governmeni. We find that wn ham a considerahk-' . ''“‘l!'"* I amount ofthy rounty's money on de- I- •'"I'" T. VH likes and I. po.sit in hanks that have been-closed. ^ and countv at-; Bmlding commitUm; .1. (.. S»ill'an, that everything <Jarrctt, H. J. Cooper and V. A.; w as he ng d. ne tha‘ Cfiuld be <lone to; coHevt the-e funds. Our county attor 1 L^der, iSextet At Methodist Church ^ - »<■ "T'' j A pleasing ieature of the service I last Sunday at the Broad Strept Meth- I odist church was the siiiging of the I Lander college sextet. The sextet U |composed-flt(^ Mrs. Irving Messick, first I soprano and director of vocal rausic’^at I Lander;; Miss Elizabeth Langston, {first soprano; Miss Kathleen Rutland, jsewnd soprtttf^; ;Mis8 Evelyn Cham bers, second soprano; Miss Nan White jand Miss Jane Elloise Weub, altos. On last Saturday this group broad casted from station WSB, Atlanta, ahd received many telephone and tele graphic words of appreciation. Much favorable comment was heard regarding the at the church and at the vesper service at Presbyte rian college OJL Sunday. Mrs. Messick is to be congrafulated, on tht well trained group which she' heads. TO SPEAK SUNDAY The Rev. Samuel P, Bowles wrill preach at Duncan's Creek Preshyte- rian church near hpre, on next Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. Members of the | tongregatioh an<l.,other citizens of the community are cordially invited to at tend this service. '^ 666 liquid or Tablets-used internally and 666 Salve externally, make a com plete and effective treatment for Colds. LIQUID - TABLETS - SALVE Most Speedy Remedies Known d r to Photo by Metro~(jolilicyn-JIai/r' tholr oxorclco family who want to keep up with si'riously are th«* latest fiance steps, and It really f'ntliusiasllc over the important ad who take a ml recreation H. D. HENRY F. M. BOLAND H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE i STOCKS . BONDS - REAL ESTATE jjl LOANS NEGOTIATED Our cniintv trca-uriT tnrnev inf irmed u ley info, m- itw that jdans were proce.<.<5 fif fo-rmalion. to purehase from Hou.l and ('haingang committee: S.' ,n H. Owing.^, J. F. Griffin, .1. P. J(»hn- ' !»on, S. .1. Taylor qrd 1 uhn F. Nof.'’/. j a hank in PuchmtmJ, Va.. its intc-rest i - Education commitb e: 11 I. Me in .^e u, it.es that are owm*<l jointly Swam, W. M. 'V. Brouk-s ' bv the conntv and ihi.s bank? Our at- Blakely and K. T. BlakHy^ torncy infornts us that if thi.s can Ik* "'•* recommend that the clerk be ; perfected that the countv will probab- 7>'-"‘->‘u< *ed to jiay .Mrs. T, E. .Monroe^ ly be able to cfillect from five to eight for stenographic services | tbou-'-and dfdlar.s more from the.se se- in ^typing report. euiities by making the purchase than '''' desire tc thaiik Honor and they would c.therwi.'-'e. We recommend ihe .solicitor and the <‘ffu ient clerk t(i the flelegation that thi.s metho 1 of for yo.ir k ndne.-s and eonsideralion. vant:ip<-s of many coHon fahnrs Tlo-y arc lighi in wclaht. .'M'kfily < omforlahie, u;».«hahle and truly economical. I'on.sf f|ucnlly. it is ea.sy to ace why so many dancirii; instructors pr< scriWc regulation cx- ercl.Sf* suits of cotton Unit rc.scmbie juvenile rornperS. In the photogntph at the, left the young w onion l.s wearing s gingh.im'» xercise suit while sh** l.sn't necc.s.sary to stand on one’s head to appreciate all its comfort ami other advantagf s. TTie other photograph shows a new costume designed (‘.specially for lioach wear at thi southern winter resorl.s that re^ct.s sinart- r.f SH and t omforl In Us^simpllcity and 'full Ilni'H. The material is a new cottbn fabric Iri"' heavy net weave that carries out a gingham pattern tti its conlr.asfing rh« cks., A nov«*l elTect ha.s been obtained l.a - ,1 ileiiionsirates om* of her ilahyN the sf'anis that are nu1line<l In I xe'felseH. Such a costume is Id -al. white ami conceal the d*.‘ep pleats for the younger members of the of the full tcp.u»cr skirl. ff ttlemcnt he cafric I nut as it will XV ifk fiut for the he-t interest of the tni.n'y. Sun*TV i.-'ur’s (’ftice We h;’.\e n t ii i*i . nnsaJlat on with t—i tu’.vi-r.- H’al -lerk and have i-’iggc- t-' :n th;* c'c'k that he keep a re old •!'’ t.^',* *•<>■; <f lii<i ' t !Kin:e at Cl h <1 latf '.'. And- that he f”.""’sh u< with tile , ( < aii’ji. Suncr’mie.'d ul of FbiCRfion We f i.li'fl this f'ffiv*** hnin'ful J'.lld ^bdntr l- e .It : f. --iiiVe w i.h •be niv^a He xjHftfullv submitU*d, W. P. THOMASON, ('hairivian (;f (Jrand .1 iry. FIRST PRIMARY ELECTION FOR MAGISTRATE AT CLINTON ' February 19, 1932 (Mil) OF THANKS I wi.-xh t<i take this npiiortunity of !han1?tng the Vf'ters of Hunter towp- sh p for the support given me in the • ic r r.un-raiig •■ iin))<, H*pa- Ma;- trat.'s uue on Tuesday. It shall e my purpfise at all limes to dis ci «‘m. per c.i.ivict, .11 each -haige the duties of thi.s office to the he.-t of my ahilily. I am nrjfoundly gifitetul to my friends for thi.s y'*- den ‘e of conf.den e von have jilaced \V'. BOY FMTT’v PRECINCTS l amb ' ut xciy m.« h in luce 1 fi*" “fnTcts. ;‘."d we dpirws!*'^*-e‘>M-4e^bv-uryo-^ the litiziris thi'iurhout tiv (»imty xvho have not p.ikl their 1.to - i.ih* in and <io .«» a! oifce. If .oi <1 .i m nit*. X - Salih-*f!ay Kvn.t.vg-Powt, $2,uU pvi kcar; 2 vears. $.*1.30; .'J yeara. $.3.00. ■ ‘ ■ I . JAs. \x. r.M.invK:,,’ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ »»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦ ♦ »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»»♦♦<♦♦ Clinton City ^nton MHI ■ Lydia Mill ~ Gddville _ Hopewell .... Mount ville Totals I be c r* "c a O' L-i C o x: C c»; u OJ tc *♦-» CQ cl 0Q c r- 5 0) a o ^ CJ 3 Uh g J A Cm >4 o CC —— • y G ►4 Q 4 .»'-s ►4 cd • W cu 0) Make Every Cent Count ... '“This is not the time to use unbalanced fertilizer^., Every cent of ycur fertilizer dollar must sfive you the larpfest possible return, especially in a year like this. A complete, well-balanced fertilizer is always the best. Meal and acid is not a well-balanced fertilizer. \our crops need nitrogen, phosphoric acid and potash — all three. Each helps the others. ’ See that each ton of your cotton fertilizer contains .‘100 pounds of muriate of potash, or its equivalent in hijrh srade kainit. Sweet potatoes — 000 poui^s. Corn —^^00 pounds. Tobacco—100 pounds of i^ulphate of potash. N. V. Potash Export My., inc. OF AMSTERDAM, HOLLAND Hurt Building , -Atlanta, G^rgia 60 ^2 14 17 166 Dll 1 1 31 5| 5 126 0: d- 8 0 3 44 116 ■ 1 G 3 9 1 Y) 1 19 7 33 55 8 14 45 0 0 44 348 23 '88 48 m .1 « z.cr s ♦ ♦ ! ♦ : ♦ X ♦ I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ X ♦ ♦ C:»ur .Ik'H'h TGKATO SOUP LAYER POUND RAISIN r -- CAKES 13c lb. O-ke 4 cans 25c Quaker ■^|al<l^ BAKED BEANS 5 16 oz. Cans 25c _ 1*^0214 142 GMBir 92'H7 541 126 LoIAIaao Vi^IuU 'phe lo-a! oIud will bu inrluduil in LTif^Rf*YY%YJdi.''tru.‘l .vn, oJ, which comprises tho * IllCU 1 JLSSiC.state of .South f’arolina. There are HI state, w‘. h a total membeirhij) of I.ions Inte-uiatlonul, which was or- ganiz.d in i:il7 with 23 clubs and HOO niemlcr.i, i.s conipi.'c.l of over 2()U0 clubs, having a nicmhership of 100,- OUO. Bc.-i Ics the United' State.s, there arc I, ous club in (’anada, .Mcxi.o, Hawaii, ('iiina, and other countries. Th“ orgamz.'t'on i.s noih noii-poiiti- ^ eal and non-.se.tai lan. Idonism, it is pc'inted fut, i-» a New Ortfanization Is Headed By Jack H. I)a\is. Jr., As Presi dent. ‘^'barter Night” Soon. C-VvAPSlLL'S tomato Soup 2 CAliJS FO« 13 r.ajah DHESSlfiG jMr jdut 4jLr_ KT^lSc Si^Dnyiield SLICED BACON >j, n>. |ikK. lb. |ikg. F»*lb-wing .several jireliminury e-'’— fvience.s >Iur'ng *xhe pa-; week, fifti - ii !i). al liusnic.- s and profes.sional rin n on .Monday nigh: oiganized a Lions I'bil) of (’lint m, affiliated with the Uiter- natii.na! .•\'.'^»>.'*’atinn of Lions eluiis. ('liff<»i«l Wilson of' international headquarters, was in charge of the h'cle for united civic effi.rt and enter- iganizatmn mex*t mg, having been in:pi>*>—a> Helpmate to every worthy; I'linton for several days arranging the J endeavor. The purpose of a Lions club, ve- delail' (hmiinuing the’^^'p’ra. lice of having oid eb.ilis '-poiisVir new ones, the Green wood e’.uh is given credit for b<*ing the "faihir” of the local unit, repre- eiita’.ives from that city lieing at the , mie.ing h«;re Monday night. ’ Officers e!e‘t.<l were: beyond the social and fellowsh’p as-, ncet, is to lecognize community needs,;* o di»eover remedicis, and either by in- k pendent effort or through cooper ation with other agen-ks, to effect' ia.i.T.edies for oxisiting needs. . It may be stated that the pres’dent * Rl NSO 2. ISc PILLSBURY'S BESL FAMILY F 1 0 uf r r. 24 LB. SAG ■ i: LIFEBUOY SOAP ' 3^1 CAKi;S 13c CLOVERBLOOM OR BROOKFIELD - Butter POUND 2i IVORY SOAP 6 -axes 25c of EAGLE MILK t» 18c Pill-lmry PANCAKE FLOUR 2 Pkis. 25c CHEESE Fine Flavor of ilic Best Foods’* PEA /OH Rio NUGOA BEANS COFFEE lb. 15c 6 ibs. 25c 2 lbs. 25c OctAGON SOAP CAMAY SOAP lb. 10c 2 large cahet 9c idc Cbkc head, each .. Carrots, large bunch Frtach Artkhokes, each .. . 5c 10c 20c I Atlantic 4b Pa^ic Tei Co L - Intednational is a native lack H. I)avi.<. .Ir TSoilth Caiolihian, Juben Hver,gofi President—— Horace D, ^ i’hirt.-Wai’th, Texas. He is a gradate! of Wofford college. The internStional: S. j «eere’^ary-1rc.‘isu:er is Mel vin Joies, ■ ^Ghicayfo. _ | Robert Ibesident ^ Firs Bayne. SevonTT’Vieo-Bre.sident Owen.s. Thiid yiee-Bresi<k*nt—W. C. Oxlej'r tsex-retary-Trea-surer—^P. S. Bailey. Lion Tamer—xl. J. Cornwell. Tail Twister—J. B. Townsend, Jr. The board of directors is composed of the above officers and the follow ing: H. L. Eichelberger, Harry C. ROSEDALE YELLOW CLING Peaches r NO CAN 15 P&GSOAP CAKES lOc (Layton. Frank Godfrey and ' B. H. Boyd, Jr. I The membership of the club com-^ prises the foregoing officers and dr-1 I rectors and Prof. John .H. Davis, I. ; .Mac Adair, Thomas flea th Copeland,; A. W. Brice, J. W. Coleman, and lx>n-, nie S. McMillian. Several additional • memberships are pending, i Plans are being made to stage the' I charter night celebration some time ;in March, probably around the I5th. j At thaV.-.time itearby clubs will be; I present in bodies, the menAbers being i accompanied by their wives and j j friend^, lending colbr to the occasion,, (las well as giving the-Clinton club a^ rousing ‘‘send-off.” A nunxber of state offkers will also be present. Present at the organization meeting Monday night were; Lions W. K. Charles of Greenwood, district gover- i nor; J. A, Tolbert of McConnick, dep- juty district governor; D. A Monroe of Greenwo<^, district secretary; Ll R Adams, president pf the Greenwood Lions club, all of whom madp address es in which they gave a cordial wel- Now's the Time .To PLANT SHRUBS Let Us Help Beautify Your Gardens Nantdinas—25c and 3i»c./ Arbor^riiae—25c and 50c. link Spirea—15c. Baby Breath Spirea—lOc. Van Houtti Spirea—15c. Ligistrum—25c and 50c. - Abelia—25c. 4Ve have on sale, each Mon day, I|it:of-the-Week Recordp— 15c. Best made, gilt-edge Victrola Needles, soft, loud and ex-loud —15c. Popular Sheet Music — 35c, 40r, arid 50c. Galloway-McMillian Book Store i-x KRAFT'S OLD FASH'ONED SATAD PINT 4 fc ■JAR * # Dressing QT. JAR 25 t' BAB-0 CLEANS. ENAMEL CANS 25c EVAPORATED Peaches 3 LBS. 25^ SAUCE FRENCH’S WORCESTERSHIRE 15c BLUE RIBBON MALT Extract 3 LB. CAN TAX PAID 51 FISH FLAKES BftM CAN lOc OCTAGON WASHING Powders 3 PKGS. 10* SALT WORCESTER IVORY CARTOlta 15c ROGER’S LONG PULLMAN a r e a d 2 19 OZ. loaves,