The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 10, 1932, Image 2
FOR SALE—2 or S ipood work mule!«'
cheap. See W. -Roy Pitts.
TOE CLPffTQN CHRONICLE, CLINTON, a C
f-K
raURSDAY, MARCH 10, 19^2
A N T S REGULATIONS GIVEN TO SECURE
GOVERNMENT CROP LOANS
Up I
MORE OPTIMISM SHOWN IN
LINDBERGH KIDNAPING CASE
FOR SAliE—Brand new Bukk 4-door Blanks Received By C4>unty Affen^ Outlininjir Procedure for Fi-
^ Md.li. Bv d!K»ui.t PhoM 6^i Crops This S«isoii. Maximam Amount To Any
Lauren., S.C. . • Applicant Four Hundred Dollars.
,li
CTTATION FOR LETTERS OF
administration ^
CUSTOM HATCHING-Egir? put in.
inciA>ator every Thursday. Phone;
814 for information. Spratt Poultry’
Farm.
Hopewell, N. J., March TT—Thejl T C V/liAAf Ritl
tensest e.i^.tancy colored with hopej'^* ff alCCal Uall
‘’“'’’'i - C^nedToPoor
.Applications for the securing OfficCrA
Itc I STO’i't'PniTient lo.Tns for crop production j
■ Idurinsr the vear 1932. have been re- Make Seven Sales
prevailed here today
Limibergh kidnaping.,..
Activitiea o^ the pa?t 24 hours i
pointed to a genuine optimism for re-j
Tlie State of South Carolina,
' Laurens County.
By C. A. Power, Probate Judge:
WTiereas, A. G. Montjoy "made suit
to me to grant him Letters of Admin
istration of the estate jsnd effects of
Mrs. Corrie L. Mont joy. i
Washington, March” 8. -t-_Govern- There are therefore, to cite an^ ad-
POR SALF.--Good used refrigerator) . . , _ , . ^ „ r.
^£nd good used electric refrigerator. | b.'’ County Agent C. B. Cannon
'Can be seen at Smith’* Pharmacy.'and are now being distributed through
Priced to sell, j '
SUITS or dresses dr>*-cleaned and
made to look like new—50c, Buch
anan’s Dry Cleaners and Laundr>’. It
from Wa^ington for this
10-2c ■ the respective loan committees ap
pointed
county.
Prin<-ip.U fMU .. to b.,.- Io.n» m«y|
Clerk of Coart
’urn of Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr., to
his parents.
Progress “reported by police last
W. Bennett i Lind
ll u i.:j ^
official
vr'-
LOST—a gray raincoat" at .Academy* be secured under the loan fund act
^reet school Saturday night. I* *i^d’i paused iby congress on Jan. 22nd, are
.r plMM return to M.mn t.t«| b^low .nd will he found in the
mire. itpi
: — — I article in todiyf’s paper Mr. Can-
POR RENT—Owens resWeace on edr-
non:
Her Centennial and South Broad rUiiiii.
^ m’ ' “ ‘he .pplicMt for > loan i. . ten-
^er, or Roberts. Owens .tB..le^,^„,^ i,
' ‘ tract, or has given a prior mortgage
on his 1932 crop, he must seedre the
8-10-Sci
LET us dry clean your .suit or dress
now. Buchanan’s Dry Cleaner* and
Laundy.
Clerk of Court Tho.s -—i, 1. 1 •. . . ^ .
made five and Judge of Probate C. kidnaping case, is Continuing,
power made two sales under court or-;
ders in front orf the court house Mon-1^^^®^' , , , ♦
day morning, regular salesday fori , progress reported late yes
terday continuing?” the IJndbergh
police headquarters wa<s ajked in this
afitemoon’s press conference, and the
ROOMS FOR RENT —Two oj three
room apartments, one on each side
of hall, on second floor, with all mod
em conveniences. Rent- very reason
able. See Mrs. W. T. Putnam, at hqrae
on Florida street. 8-10-2c
FOR RENT — Apartment in Rounds
apartment house, all conveniencjs,
good location. Apply to Mrs. C. L.
Rounds. “ tf
CASCADE linen stationery now- put
in attractive cellophane wrapi>efl
package.^ of 24 shwts for lO cent*
and 24 linen envelopes for 10 cents.
Buy and save at Smith’s .Fharmacy,
your Rexalj drug store. 10-2c
IT is economy to have your clothing
dry cleaned and your laundry done
by our improved methods. Buchanan’s
I>rj^ Cleaners and I^aundry. It
CHICK.S—High production white leg
horn baby chicks for sale'; 10c and
up. We are hatching every Tuesday.
Place your onler early. Thornwell Or-
phanage'Poultry Farm. * tf
REPLA/('E weak radio, tubes with
Philco Balanced radi«* -t’lc'
make the old set sound Irke new. Call
Mr. Timmernmn at Smith’s Pharmacy
and he w'ill check the tul>es in your
set-
Free.
10-2c
-at your hojr**
LACNDRY—Flat work per pound.
Thrifty service 4c popmi. Family
finish Kic pound. Buchanan’s Iby
<'U‘aners and LaAJiidry. It
waivers of the ac'tual owners of the
It I land, his landlord, and all prior mort-j
gage hoildeni in the space provided on j
the mortgage form for the purpose. If
the applicant is the owner of the land
and farms it with tenants or share
croppers, waivers of such tenants or
.•hare cropper* must be secured in the
'‘pace provided on the mortgage form
for the purpose.
Th* application Jdank requires a
statement of the amount of the loan
d-esii'ed, the nunrter of ^cres for which
seed and fertiliser i* to be purchased,
the amounit desired for fee^^d, or the
amount desired for fuel and oil for
tractor operation. It also requires a
stat^Mnent of the amount of the loan
which is to be used for the purpose
of making repairs or the purchase of
ot^ber supplies neces.sary for crop pro-
ducti(*n in 1932. It re<iuires a legal de
scription of the land on which these
crops are to b<* planted, together with
a statement of the acreage of crops
grown by the applicant in 19.‘10 and
1931 am' the yields nffrtained, together
with a .sLaiement of .-red and feed
which t.V applicant ha* on hand at
the time of making application with
whi' h to .-t irt farming operations
•or 1932. It also requires an agree
ment Co use the money loatu*ck.vff>i the
purchase of necessary supplies for
crop production in 1932 on the land
described and a further statement to
Owing* and Bobo v's Lidie Dial and
Gertrude Carter, two tracts of land
aggregating 48 acres, in Laurens
toomship, said to J. C. Owinjps, first
tract for |200 and second tract for
$100. ~
Mrs. Annie Wells vs C. D. Greene
and N. E. Greene, two tracts of land
lying on Gray Court-Enoree road, sold
to P. A. Riddle, first tract of 25 acres
for $100, and second tract of 115
acres for $1,400.
V. M. ^Ub, Jr., vs Gene Scruggi
Stephens, Nora Scruggs Garrett,
Mary Scruggs Templeton, et al., 9.5
acres near Fountain Inn, sold to V.
M. Babb for $100.
Atlantic Joint Stock I^nd bank of
Raleigh N. C., vs J. H. Mitchell, et al.,
68.4 acres four miles west of Lau?
rens. sold to R. E. Babb, attorney, for
$500.
Fedeial Land bank of Columbia vs
A. R. Hyatt, HG.rjS acres in Youngs
township, sold to the plaintiff for
$350. ^ _
Judge of Probate
T. I), Wood, administrator of the
estate of Jim Gray and Carrie Gray,
V* Mamie Gray, et al., 100 acres itr
A'oungsf township, sold to J. P. Kel-
lett & Son for $700. '
Prudential Life Insurance Co. of
America vs Jennie S. Jones, et al., 4
tract* of land in Young* township ag-
gregaxing 161.0 aere.s, sold to W. B.
McGowan, attorney, for $4,500.
answer was in the affirmative.
ment owned wheat, donated to the
monish all and singular the kindred
and. creditors of the said'Mrs. Corrie
L. Montjo}', deceased, that they be
and appear before me. in the Court
of Probate, to be h^ld at Laurens
.Court House, Laurens, S. C., on March
18, 1932 next, after publication bere-
needy ^by congress today began mov
ing toward its goal of keeping the un
employed from hunger and livestock
from starvation.
Within less than 24 hours after
President Hoover had signed a bill
making 40,000,000 bushels of the of, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to
farm board’s holdings available for 1 show cause, if any they have, why the
humanitarian purpo.ses, the Red Cross I .said administration should not be
asked and received an allotment of * granted.
5,000,000 bushels. j Given under my ‘hand this 2nd day
T> ij 1 u J Piom the board’s elevators at I of March, A. D., 1932.
To this was added, however, word 1 u vt i. 4 1 i aa^ 1 t. 1 r> k t>
. . „ ... * .u. Omaha, Nebraska, 14,000 bushels . C. A. Power,
at there is nothing dennlt& at this' . j- * 1 1 j j •_* 1 j ♦a a..
* were immediately leaded into railroad; 3-I0-2tc
that
time”—a reply to an inquiry as to
“latest developni’ents.”
The baby is not in the Linrlbergh
heme here or in the home of its
grandmother, Mn. Dwight Morrow at
Englewood, it was stated officially.
(The above has reference to a
statement said to have been made by
tHe mayor of Boston that the child
had been returned to the Lindberghs
Sunday night). "
Colonel Henry Breckenridge, advis
or to'Col. IJndbergh, has been engag
ed in secret missions which led to this
new flame of hope, despite the fact
that so far as public announcement is
co^emed, no tangible word of the
baby’s whereabouts has been received.
“Progress” is being made toward
restoradon of the child, who was
seized last w<‘ek (Tuesday night)
from mis
J. P. L. C.
cars and started for destinations in
South Dakota where feed for live-stock
is far from sufficient.
Aniie'^same time the Red Cross be
gan making arrangements. with mill
ers for grinding the wheat into flour.
As soon as this is done,' Local relief
agents may have the flour for distri-
•hution to the poor in cities and an
farms. .
When the initial Red Cross request
for 6,000,000 bushels is exhausted, ap
plication will be made to Mr. Hoover
for another allptment. _
House Acts For
New Fant Probe
Colirinbia, March K. — The house
moved today to secure a more com-
the effect that the applicant does not j plcte investigation of the office of
have the means or credit with which state bank examiner by approving on
/^lus crib in the Lindbergh nurs-
ery.
That much is official. '
The rest is largely rumor and'con -
iecture, but there was no mistake to
day of the undercurrent of hope that
stirred within the confine.* of the
Sourland mountain estate* of the Lind
bergh*. " '
Rumor, unconfirmed but not denied,
had it that the baby would be taken
to Englewood. N. J.. when and if he
is returned. The estate of hi* grand
mother, Mr*. Dwight Morrow, i*
ready, and that was the baby’* regu
lar home except for the week-end *0-
jouri * here. ~
ColoneLLindbergh 8p«*nt inuch'’tin1e
on his private telephone today, giving
rise to speculation that he was en
gaged in an important pha.e of the
effort at restoration.
Our Used Cars Are
Cheaper
By COMPARISON
Why Use a Bladder Phifsic
To drive out impurities and excess
acids that caqse irritation which re
sults in getting up nights, frequent
desire, burning, leg pains or backache.
BU-KETS, the bladder physic, works
pleasantly on the bladder as castor
oil on the bowels. Get a 26c test box
from your druggi.st. After four days
if not relieved go back and get your
money. You will feel better after this
cleansing and you will get your regu
lar sleep.
KELLERS DRUG BTORE
YOUNG’S PHARMACY
i 1928 ('hevrolet C/Oach, new tires $150
1929 Ford Roadster $165
1929 Plymouth Coach $19^
1929 ( hevrolet Roadster $195
V
Rheumatic ThrilleJL
When Torturing
Are Stopped!
1929 Dodge Victory Six
1928 Buick ('oupc
1928 Whippet Sedan
1929 Ford Touring
1928 Pontiac ('oach
1928 Chrysler Sedan
$2:15
$.32.5
Ft 95
$19.5
Hospitala and Fhyaiciana Amazed
at Speed 0# This Preecription
A doetor B«t wna
imeb suee«M tii ever-
k 0 » I a f rhaomaUam.
Inauritla aiMI huabape
balna tala offlea' wm al-
$125
EASTERBY
MOTOR CO., INC.
vajra arovdad.
tadoo
ooad t# eutka tala
praacriptloa avaSatala
ibra drug ateraa. How
tbeeaaoda am aiaaaad
at ttaa powara at Ko-
Na-Ma. Mo aplatao or
nareotlea — abaotataly
hanalata. If flrat 3
dote* don't atop oMMt latanat pala. drat-
Keal Estate. Fire In.«:uraiier (city and
c(*untry). Life Insurance. Sulphate
Ammonia and < button Se<*d Meal. .At
tractive price.*.
CLINTON RF^ALTY 4 INS. CO.,
B. H. Boyd. Agent.
to .*t'-ure the necessary supplie-i for
crop production in 1932 and ll.at if he
does not obUiin the loan applieil for
LAURENS, S. C.
Dodge ('prs end Trucks — Plymouth
I>(*pendable Used Cars Always
fist win rafund monar.' (Mop that neadlaaa
rt on Ru-Mo-Ma
afonv, tnjajr lift agala. Ptai
tadayl
Sold bv
SADLER-OWENS I’HARMACY
second reading a joint resolution pro
viding the probe.
Four niemil)ers of the house and
'rO be given away, a .stack of dollars
a* high as your head. Listen in on
the Rexall Radio party every SUN-
I).\Y night over N. B. C. coast to
coast program. Get a < onte.«t blank at
Sm'th’.s Pharmacy, your Rt'xail drug
store, and enter (>efofe April 5. 10-2c
he will be unable to farm in 193?r It [three senators wouM make the inves-
also exacts a promise from the appli-1 tigation, armed with an appropriation;
cant that he will notify the i'*giomU|Of $l,800'tv pay stenograph^ and oth-
offiee in the event he is not able for er extien.*^*. Their report would be
This State Gets <
Firft Farm Loan
any reason to plant and cultivate inu
fuil acreage of all crops specif'ed.
After the application is completed,
made to th** 1933 general assembly
Umle
ted -suirhe
The publisher of The Chronicle re-
ceivHHl the following telegram yester-i
day afternoon from United States i
it should Ik* signed by the applicaiit four hou.se members opened an inves-
*r a concurrent resolution «*lop-j Senator E. 1). Smith, ht Washington:!
he weeks ago, a committea of I informed thi
T1A1< IILN.'^—I^t u.s hatch your ergs,
3 4c less than lOO lots, 3c for larg
er quantTties. We are e<iuip|)ed with
three F’etersiine elestric incubators
that will hat< h ewry h.*itchable egg.
Ciet strong chick.s by hatching the
electrical way. Thornwell Oi'phanage
Poultry Farm. <3inton, C.
tf
SI’E( lAL OFFER
('osmopolitan and G«»i;d^Housekeep
ing with Home and Field and Harper’*
Bazaar—only $6.00 during .March.
JAMES W. CALDWELL
( all 3H at t2:.30 P. M. — .
Here’s a li for
f
sounder sleep!
... an /Etna Fani-
lily Income Polic)!
How docs it work.^ li
stops your w orry about
your family’s financtiil^
problem should they
have to face the future
without you.
with his Usual business sigrrarhiie to
gether with his mail address’ an«]
should be sworn to before an officer
authorized to admirlister oaths. The
community committee —certificate
should then la* filled in and signeu by
at least two memibors of the communi
ty compiittee in those counties where
su« h committees are^'designated.
In order for a tenant to obtain a
loan from this fund his landlord must
sign the waiver, which is a part of
the mortgage form, but Tri :io case will
a tenant be granted a loan if his land- j al.
lord has applied for or ha.s been
granted a loan.
IntereKt Rate
Interest at (he rate of per ce:it
will Ik* charged on all loans. As .ill
note.s are due Noven>lM*r 30, 1932, in
terest from the date of ap| roval of;
the loan Ur^Noveinber 30 will be d
ducted from the principal of the lor’.n
when the advaiwe is made. In the ca.se
of advances made in installments, in-
thi* afternoon by j
department of agriculture that first
application for farm loan fund under,
my amendment to Reconstrucition Fi-1
, , , , . , , nance corfwration act was approved 1]
Peoples State bank chain. \The bodyjjjy examining division for farmer
was giviuiJia^ARlirpjii'Lattom poath Springs [n Lancas;
Albert b. Fant, state bank examin-|^^j. ^.ounty. South Carolina, arid haS.
gone to disbursing office for pay
tigation of the offu‘e. It was ordered
following widespread bank closings in
recent months, including the large
er, askecLfor a thorough and complete
investigation.
Memliers of the committee now at
work said they would withhold fujther
hearings until the senate acts on the
joint resolution. It will come up in
the house toir^orrow for final approv-
Three Lives Are
Lost In Fire
meid. C. L. Cobb, farm loan adminis
trator for Southeastern states, in
formed me today that three hundred
application blanks have been mailed
each county agent in South' Carolina
and that m’dre will follow as rapidly
as possibje until demand is reacheijl*.
Department states time will b^aaM^l
if ap{)licants an.swer every question
asked in application blank.
“E. D. SI^HTH, .
“U. S. Senate.”
Summerville, March 8. — Mr. and
Mr.s. Alonzo S. Browning and their
li-yoar-old ileughter, Su^e Mae,
burned to death here early today
when they were trapped by flames
I terest on the entire loan will be de- ] that d(*stroye<l their home.
duv*ti*d from the final installment, the fi,o broke out about 2 a. m.,
while the three, were a.sleep. Its ori-
interest on each installment being fig
ured from the date the, advance is
t^nade 4a>—NovomLferGiO.-Ijimns -or.-baL-.
^ajM*s «ot mid, JOCL. Nover 3^ will
gm was undetermined.
It WHS dl{M*overed: hy Gi^go
Jg^ahr^ a^ei^Wbw; arous^^
beat interest at 54 per cent^fromUhelirrFing of hTrddg.'"^riW^^^
that date uirtH "{iaid. This plan was ftp tlie'Browning hou.si^.but the flames
adopteil to relieve buyCrs of crops j had . gained so much headway'he was
mortgaged to the government f-omi unable to en^er. He turned in an 1
the work of figuring intemst on in-^alarm. - j
stallinents. Where full repayment isj After playing a stream of watex on
made before maturity date, a refund v.he building for nearly an hour,'city j
will be made of unearned interest. firemen were able to recover the boid* |
The notes are due and payable No- ies. The position of the bodies indi-j
Hand and Face
Lotion
Fine fur chapped akin 80 com
mon in cold windy weather.
Guaranteed to be satisfactory.
Two Sizes:
- 2 oz.—25e . —50c .
SADLER-OWENS .
PHARMACY
AT UNION STATION
^— Telephone 400
STREET TAX NOTICE
' i
Street Taxes fm* the Yown of Clin
ton are now due and payable on or
before the
N
April, 1932
All able-bodied male citizens be
tween 21 and 55 years of age are
subject to street .tax.
Tax $3.00. Aft^ May Isl, $4.00.
♦
By order of Town Council,
D. C. HEUSTESS,
J City Clerk and Treasurer.
\
'v
■WM-
MULES
vemlKjr 30, llk32, or sooner if the
cuted mother, father and daughter
•.‘rops covered by the mortgage are .vsr^ro in the same room when they
sold prior to that date. Full in.striK*-'-were overcome.
tion* a> to the me.hods of payment; l,i,ut. R. E. Heins, 0^ the fire de-
will be sent to each borrower before J parbment, said he believed M;. Brown-
SECOND CAR JUST
UNLOADED
■ November 30, 1932.
FIGHT RUMORS
CREATE PANIC
ing, who was aibout 60 years old, had
suffor<Hl a heart atlaA or had been
overcome by .smoke, and his w*fe and
daughter died trying to remove him
to safety. .
Mr. Browning was a railway worker
employed at Charleston.
Let' us prescribe an
,i€taa Family Income
ffe''.
Policy exacHy fitted
r#s—;
/• ymr m
pUMuth—k.
fleet
■and
-JN.
8. W. SUMWL, Agent
^ lank* A C*. IMWi« ...r
Nest T« Waatani Uaiaa
kiV
NA-IZE
(Continued from page one)
as well as to start it.”
The Chinese still looked to the
League of Nations assembly for a so
lution. They contended that the Japa
ns had gone far beyond the 12 1-2
mile zone from which the Chinese
were ordered to withdraw In the ori
ginal Japaneae ultimatum. '
Cotton mills on the weatem out
skirts of ^lani^i were swarming
with Jaiwnese^ troopa yesterday.
Large units manehed in from Woo-
sung, where they had been landed
during the night, and it was expected
that they would go to the firont today.
Gepai^ Yoshinori Bhirakawa, Jaip-
anase commander, declared the Chi-
aeae were aeneei^ratiiig aUghlly to
the weat of the present Japaaeae poai-
Mpna and vgra aaeldaf to si^ on ae*
tivilthi hi^d the JapMpte Ui^
Frigidaire Shows
Three New Models
J 9 JTl.
, Plans for^ acquainting^.the public
with various * features of the low-
priced Moraine i&odels, recently an
nounced by the Fri^daire corporation,
wilUhe'dlsousiied at a meeting of the
organisation's dealers and salesmm
te be held in Atlanta today. W. C.
Baldwin, local dealer, will attend the
meeting.
"’These new models, three in num
ber, have tieefi desHn^d for people
who in the part have felt thw co^
not afford a Frigidaire,’' Mr. ^Idwia
said. "They Pommm the outatandiag
quality features of the regular line,
at a price which rspreecnta eonaUer-
UMf saviuff in tha porehaae prfea."
it ' \ T . . ’ ^
REPEAT PERFORMANCE
"Between The Acts”
\
March 11 th.
■k
We have Jiisi nnloaiied anoth
er car of A-Grade young Ten-
nesaee Mulea, priced right.
] •
Call at our stable and lot^
them over.
Academy. Street School
« <
8 O’clock
A snaf^yy, three-act ernnedy with
good music, given under the auspices
of the Progressive Chib of dm Clin-,
ton Cotton Mills.
’*1
Y0UNG$R0S.
LIVE STOCK CO.
Amission 15c 8 25c ji
John T. UtU^ BIgr.
■ J ,
4 s
4
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