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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
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^ NOTICE _ . j==
Bids M TrswtporUUott •f Piipils Capl.
Bids for. the transpor^tjon ofj Private Ewe! T. BlaJiely
school children of all Schdol districtsr,,
Sir^S^SSlS1^7,536.47 SPENT IN COUNTY
FROM $25,000,000 HIGHWAY FUND
of Laurens County who do not own
tliieir school buses are called for in
Accordam'e with an Act passed by the
Death Notices Re-published by Re
quest, From The Laurensville Herald,;
Sept. 8, 1862. ,
Figures From
of this bridge cost an additional $6,-
662.30. ToUl cost, $197,651.14.
Route 25^ between Princeton ind
Ware Shoals. Concrete paving $204.-
192.6^. Bridge over Saluda river at
, . - . , , Ware Shoals, $93343.53. Total cost,
j ments for Laurens county are f j298 036
Routes 10 and 72 from Laurens by
Authoritative'
Cl ctL fww. .. ¥ Route 15, Laurens to Princeton,; r m’ * i * . - j
Source Show That Laurens; w., a *otai miieac-e df 15 312 pive 'i, . c c
. w, r, J ¥ ' ^ total mileage oi lO-di.:. ; gQj,crete at a cost of S364 754 94 Pav- will start with a bang'Fndav mom-
County Ha,s Secured Large , miles and a fraction from the city to-' ®
THURSDAY, JULY 28. 1932
PUlard’s Sale
* Starts Friday
L. B. Dillard’s Mid-Summer Sale,
carrying reductions of 33 1-3 per cent
on men’s and boys’ wearing apparel.
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Share of Highway Funds. Princeton has concrete paving
ing of route 7 from Saluda river toeing, July 29th. During this sale their
Laurens, July 22.—‘Because the;
which cost $107,388.12. The other sec-'routes 7 and 72 cost entire stock of merchandise will be
tor of eleven miles when completed ^ \ ^ offere'l at nrices bringing big savings
I : _-.j monly known as the Waterloo high-'
will l>e of the/bituminous type, and
General Asaembly of 1930, To Au^ Among the many noble examples
»,. thorite and Regulate Disbursement of which grace the annaU of the present
Funds for Transportation of Pupils, conte.«t for Southern independence
to and from Public Schools of South : ?hould be recorded the name.s of Capt.
Carolina., ' R-'^Krt .Spencer Owen.s and Private^ _
T. Each bidder will make two I Ew’cl T. Blakely. Patriotic, gallant and4 expected early completion of highway ^eill cost $65,762.55. The bridge at . ’
- (1) On a basis of per pupiP intrepid they stood by the cau.se of^x„. if), r.auren.s to I’rinceton.. and' Tumbling Shokli cost $50,066.49. The‘ Musgro^j bridg^m-er t.noree rive
per milq. the suffering South with a self-sacn-! Musgrove bridge on Enoree riCer, a : two .smaller bridges on the game f
(2)-On a basis of total num- ficing devotion excelled by none of table of figures'.showing the projects! route, one over Lick creek and the Anchor, $/4,121.W.
.. u. trans- , similar ability. Alike they entered and costs of each as constructed in other over North Rabun creek, cost , East Mam .street bridge in town c «HvantAi?-e the low
I.^urens, constructed under a reim-j crowds to take aa\aniage o. me low
* bursement agreement at a cost of ap-' offerings that are to prevail through-
proximately $20,000. i store.
her of children to be
ported. i early into the service of the country, Laui-pf^g county under the so-called $20,8.5.3.25. Rough grading of
2. Each bidder will submit his Ipdj without the usual guarante' u health j ,^755 qqq qoq bond issue, was recently route cost $111,629.13. Total cost
on the basis of the specification.** on ’rd ru. -est. • ' prepared* and placed in the hands of
file and available for inspi*ction in the
to the public—prices based on today’s
markets. A saic at Dillard’s always
attracts the public and when the doors
open Friday for this semi-annual
event there will doubtless be large
Cartain Owens, in order to test his a nin»s-writer
$355,760.8^.
Rnnt^ Vn .n T. ...rens ^rand toUl of $1.,347,.536.41
Road and bridge contract state- Warrior creek $15,190.37. Extension iJij»»SCKIBE TO THE CHRONICLE
, , , - , - . s.. I v paving
tion marked on outside of .sealed en- company of volunteers, and led them been marketed, a total of $25,000,000.; Ora $95,399.95. Concrete bridge over
vclope “Bids for transportation oily^,, ^be camp and the field. After .'»ome!
pupils. District No. — Route No.—-jiTionths on our coast off Pocotaligo,!:
4. Bids shall be opened nn the o^"| wyit*re he had beem .stationed on the j
fice of the County .Superintendent '>fj attack of Port Royal, he w-ith hi.s regi-J
Elducation, August 2, at two o’clock i was 'ordered to Richmond, where '
in the afternoon. {jn the five-day’.s battle before^ that
5. The bids' khall be opened and j b^ received his mortal wound. j
awards made by the County Hoard of ^ a xdtizen Captain Owens was al-
Fducation who shall have the eight, ^.j^yj. found no less remarkable for his]
to reject any and all bids and to ee- ^^f virtue than his integritv in j
adveit;.'e for new or additional bid.'*., bu.''iries«, a man whose life was a
Rent that room by
using a Want Ad in
The Chronicle.
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t<hall bv
awarded
to the
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not /appl
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di.'-tnt'ts
owning
their •
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L. B. DILLARD’S
•ourage ; o yielding, or principles so i
loose, l)Ut h4* w(tul(l on every suffici-'
ent tH-casion make a public demonstra-i
lien of his oppo.*^^it:on to evi-ry species '
i in <‘ivil and business life, he was the
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.Sullivan No. 17. Hickory Tavern.--
Route .\'o. 1, M( rtia to Hickory
Tavern. . . . ^ •.«.
K Laurens .No*, ’’‘Trinity Ridge-
Route .No. 1, Trinity-Ridge to l.^u-
rens.
l4iurens No. 2, New Prosjiect
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fl tivil cuiu 1/uvr fj I»v €.•** viis. ^
incomproniising (lefetnler of all Chris-1 ||
,ian and benevolent enterprises. May ir
Route No. 1. Hurricane to ( i'l’t'*'’-j ations to come bles.s his memory ||
Mc'UntvilU‘ No. 16, MountvilU* i and <*mulate his virtues, i ;
Route No. 1, Lisbon to Mountville. ^ little infant daughter, eight ||
Route .No. 2. (Md M<mntville t,‘>; old, who soon afUT hi.s death. -•
Mtmntville. - crectuved the name of Bobby Spencer,•! I|
Route No. 3, Rock to Mountville. sick and followed her fath-j "i
er, to accompany him in the realm of [I
.spirits made jM'ifect.
E. T. Blakely, as before stated was
early a volunteei' in the fhiof.'derate
service. No purer spirit had reached
his age of tweritv-six years. Early in
the ''liui . h. •nd an officer in his ser-
K.»ute No. 1, New Pro.-pecl to l-’-iU-1 yive, our community will long regret j |_
/ j his los.s. May the country ever cherish, n
Laurens No. -6. Oak drove— ” I |^be memory of her devoted dead, as j Jb
Route No. 1, Oak drove to j off wrings upon the shrine of liberty, Ij
■^'(.ungs 5 ami 7, drays j and modi Is for all aspiring republics. '
^ , t(.i "Who i.s the upright man?
, ^ ^ ■ Ule that doth still and strongly good
(trav < ourt-Owings.
Dials No. 5, dra\ < ourt-Owings—,. pursue, . ..
Ciiav (osl. hi.s neighbor, and himself
, ‘ * mo. t true, ^
M'hom neither force nor frown-1 j|
ing can *“
I'npin or wrench from giving all their
due.
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Route No. 1, Frieiulshif)
< .urt-Owings. , '
Route No. 2. R'ddb'^ABd Field to
<.:ay <'mirt-Owings.
Ro.ite No. 3. Yeargitrs to dray
< ourt-Owings.
Route No. 1, N»'V Harmony to
r H\ Court-Owing.s.
Route No. 5, Dials to dray (’ourt-
<>w ings.
Sulii'an ,No. 2, Mt. Bethel-
Route No. 1, Mt. Bethel to Ware
Jshoals.
Sullivan No. 7, Brewerton—
Route .No. 1, Brewerton to Ware''
Shoals.
Hunter No. 3, Rock Bridge
Route No. 1, Km k Bridge to Mount-
%’i!le.
Hunter No. 5, Clinton—■
Route No. 1, Lydia Mill to Clinton.
Jacks No, 6, O’Dells—
Route No. 1, O’Dells to VN’hitmire.
By order of the County Board of
Education.
C. K. BROOKS,
Co. Supt. of Ed.
MID
SUMMER SHE
331-3 Per Cent Reductions and More
ON
Men’s and Boys’ Wearing Apparel
I OPENS FRIDAY, JULY 29
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“Whose honesty ns not
.So loose or easy, that a struggling
wind i
Can blow away, or glittering look it
blind;
Who rides his sure and even tVot,
While the world now rides by, now l|
lags behind,”
I.,aurens, .Sc*pt. 8, 1862.
Four-H Leaders
Get Fine Training
Olemson College, July 23. — W’ith
what Dan I^ewis, state boys’ club
agent, considers the best group ever
in attendance, the training school for
4-H club local Headers closed here
Friday, after four days of intensive
training in leadership for the 165 local
leaders attending.
A. B. (Jraham and C. L. Chambers
of the U. department of agricul
ture; H. A. Smith, state forester;
President E. W. Sikes, Dr. W. W. Hur-||_
ton and Rev. J. O. Smith, of the Clem- - *'
.son faculty, had leading places on the
! piogram of instruction and inspira
NOTH K OF UKiHSTRATION
FOR MUNICIPAL FLFXTION
^^tate of South Carolina,
County of I.4iurens.
Town of (Clinton.
Notice is hereby given that W. D.
<'opeland is the duly ai)pointed Super
visor of Registration for the Town of ^__ ^
Clfhton, County of Laurens, State tion. ,Mr. Graham’s daily discussions'
South Canilina. j on cormnunity leadership. Dr. Sikes’
Every male and female citizen on ^'ornwallis in South C'ard-
Iwenty-one (21) years of age »*‘d up-. Dr. Burton’s treatmerit of the
ward having all of the qualifications ^^bics yf leadership, and Rev. Mr.
*s mentitrtyetF- iiv- Seetioos- 228-7 and ]discussion of “Return» tm 'Tn-
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An event which you will be fortunate to attend. High quality Shoes, Hats,
Underwear and all other Men’s and Boys’ Wearing Apparel of best known
makes going at low quality prices. Nothing held back. Every offer genuine —
with our reputajtion behind it. If you need wearing appar^ of any kind, here
is your real opportunity. No fake prices. All quotations based on prices as
they exist right now and not last year. Don’t miss this opportunity to save!
2290, Volume 2, Code of I..aw8 of
South Carolina, 1932, and who resided
in the State fo-r two years, in the
vestment’’ were features.
Thed Vaughn, camp and recreation
speciali.st, had charge of instruction
<?ounty of Laurens for one year and; practice in recreation for 4-H
within the incorporate limits' of the and both he and Mr. liewia
aaid Town of Clinton for four months j^ept l}U.sy efficiently gujding the'
’prior to the election to be held in said , various phases^ of the four days’
Town of Clinton on Tuesday, August j jj^bool. W’ell directed recreation in
I16th, 1932, and who have paid all jjames and swimming occupied after-
.taxes due and collectible for the pre- ^ hours, and the evenings were
•ceding year and who hljlds a county j jriven over to camp fires, stunts, mo-
registration certificate entitling him pictures, etc.
•or her to vote at a polling precinct I
within the Town of Clinton, shall be
entitled to register. The said W. D
Man Lost 26 Pounds il
Looks 100% Betteri
Feels Stronger Than Ever
Copeland, Supervisor of Registration,
will have his office open at the store
of J. 1. Copeland and Bro., in the
Town of CTihTon for the purposed
registering .voters from 9 o’clock A. | Just to prove to any doubtful man’,
If. to 4 o’clock P. M. on each day ex- y^^oman that Kruschen Salts is the,
«ept Sunday, until I’i o’clock noon j g^FE way to reduce—let us take the
August 6th, 1982. I letter of Mr. F. J. Frit* of Cincinnati,
Dated this the 6th day of July, 1932. | Qhio, recently reeHved.
JACK H. YOUNG, j writes: “rve tried extreme diet-
Atteat: Mayor, j setting np exercises with very
D. C. Heuatess, | little results — bnt the results from
Clark and Treat. 8-3-4tc Krnaeken art almost incredlMe. In $
months I rednetd from 205 to 170
ponnds and feel stronger than ever—
no more wheesing or gasping for
breath—friends say I look 100% bet
ter.” V
Benr in mind, you fat men, that
there is danger in too much fat—try
the safe way to reduce—one-half tea-
tpoonful of Kruschen Salts in ^ glass
of hot wat^ every morning — cut
down on fatty meats and sweets—one
bottle that lasts 4 weeks costs but a
trifle—get it" at Young’s Pharmacy—
or any drug store in the World.
Men’s New Oxfords
^fi.OO Oxford.**, now $‘LH^
$4.50 Oxfords, now , $.3.35
$4.00 Oxfords, now $2.95
$3.50 Oxfords, now .. $2.75
$3.00 Oxfords, now $2.25
$2.50 Oxfords, now .... ... $1.95
$2.00 Oxfords, now $1.65
U. S. Rubber Boots
$4.00 Bqpts, now .. . ...' .... $2.95
$8.50 Boots,-now . 7^$2.45
$8.00 Boots, now $2.25
Golf Sox
$1.50 Sox, now 95c
$^h00-Sox7 nmr^TTT:: 75c
$ -50 Sox, no,w ..L .... 35c
Keds "
$1.45 Keda, now ....- $1.05
$1.26 Keda, now 95c
$ .95 Keda, now 65c
All $1.00 Tiea, now 65c
All 50c Tiea, now .... 35c
All Boys* and Men's
Raincoats
Vj Price
Hats
$5.00 Felt Hats, now
$3.00 Felt Hata, now
$2.50 Felt Hata, now
$2.00 Felt Hata,- now
$3.25
$1.95
$1.50
$1.00
Extra Good
Men’s Work Shoes
Pants
All $5.00 Panta, now $3.35
All $3.00 Panta, now $1.95
Air $2.Q0 Panta, now $1.35
All $1.50 and $1.25 Panta, now $1.00^
All $1.00 Pants, now .... 75c
, Fancy Trunks
50c values, now ... 3.5c
75c and $1.00 values, now 50c
Shirts
$2.00 Shirts, now .... $1.45
$1.95 Shirts, now j. .. . $1.25
$1.50 Shirts, now $1.00
$1.00 Shirts, nAw 75c
Best Grade Work l%irts
50c
85.00 Work Shoes, now
$4.00 Work Shoes, now
$^L50 Work Shoes, now
$3.00 Work Shoes, now
$2.50 Work Shoes, now
$2.00 Work Shoes, now
$1.75 Work Shoes, now
$2.9.5
$2.65
$2.45
$1.95
$1.85
$1.45
$1.35
Nunn-Bush
$5 J5 and $6.65
Men’s and Boys’ Unions
50c Unions, now .... .... 35c
75c Unions, now 50c
$1.00 Unions, now 75c
$1.25 Unions, now 95c
Interwoven Sox
75c Sox, now 50^
50c Sox, now 35^
35c Sox, now 25c
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FANCIES
%l.00 Fancies, 2 prs $1.00
50c Fancies, 2 prs .... . .. .. 50c
25c Fancies, now 15^
15c Fancies, now .... .
\TQjdPan£iefl^ now . 7^
All Straw Hats
Vt Price
BET
SHOE REPAIRING
YOU CAN GET IT
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McINTOSH’S
SHOE SHOP
•mw Old BelfatUc**
Next Door to Hicture Show
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The above prices are not just baittergetyouin the store,
but honest to goodness values. Everjrthing Reduced.
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L. B. DILLARD
■ ■ iClinton, S. ,C.
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