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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CUNTON, S, C
THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1»S2
Clinton ClpriinirU
19M
WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and PobHihir
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o^k after yore ^ampane. i will make
ipeeehes 1
speecnes for. you for *2$ apeace and
pay my own expenses. I carr^' a large
vess-pocket vote with me, as i am a
man of strong influence and fine i
babbits'.
ernment -bonds bearii^g not more than
3 3-8 per cent interest.
These banks could issue new cur-
once Vresold,;4t such bidder’s risk, on 1 purchaser’s rbk on some subsequent
salesday to be designated by the
Plaintiff or its attorney.
Purchaser to pay for papers, stamps
if you all plan to have bar
rooms at an early date, you wi.l kind-
the same salesday or upon some sub
sequent salesday, at the option of the
cerrcy to the extent of their Individ-j plaintiff or its attorney. If the last
ual capital stock and if taken advan-jhigh bidder making the deposit herein land recording. If the terms of sale
tage of, the limit of the lav w’ould* required fails to comply with his bid 1 are not complied vith, the land to bo
put $995,000,000 of new money into 1 without legal excuse being duly | re-sold oh same or some subsequent
circulation.
ly considder rthts as my application 1 , cr f- v
for a job in hne. i have nev\*er sold no of ^S>outh Carolina.
whiskey over the counter, but i have
peddled beef and other merchandise
for 25 years, and i feel sure that i
could run the whiskey bizness to suit
the most drastick dimmercrat.
i like the repU'>^ican flatform prettj’
well, but they seem to he straddling
CLINTON,,S. Cr, JULY 28, 1932
Many a man has gone broke sud- 'that we have made a home run with
<lenly iiy trying to get rich tooUhe bases full after we have justjed by both parties in novemlufr, you
quickly.
struck out.
County of Laurens.
In Court of Common Pleas.
The F'ederal T^ind Rank of
Columbia, Plaintiff,
vs. „ ■ - .
H, L. McSwairt, Jr., Defendant.
Pursuant to a Decree of the Court
in the above stated case, I will sell at
- , , . . , , .1 public outcrv to the highest bidder,
a few of their mam planks, no doubt Laurens, C. H., S. C.. on Salesday
It will surprise you to learn that they ^eing Monday, the
have nnot yet asked me to make anny
speeches for mr. hoover, and that for such sales, the following de-
give.s you a first chance at me. we property, to wit:
voted pretty strong for h:m the last^ ^^at cerUin piece, parcel or
time onner count of al smith. containing two hundred
,and fifty-seven (257) acres, more orj
don’t worry about not being eleckt- less, situate, lying and being on the
public road leading from the Town of
shown, then such deposit shall be de-j salesday on same terraa, at risk cf
: livered to the Plaintiff and retained! former purchaser. ^
! by it as liquidated damages, and the THOS. lil. BENNETT,
(Premises shall thereafter be resold, C. C. P. & G. S., Laurens, S. C.
upon the-same terms, and at such! Dated this July 13, 1932.—7-28-3tc.
1 will get a large vote from the folks
H. D. HENRY
I
r. M. BOLAMD ♦
' i
H. D. Henry a Company
INSURANCE
STOCKS
BONDS • REAL ESTATE
LOANS NEGOTIATED
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Cross Hill to the Town of Laurens,
Much of our trouble todav is due to the republicans have made mad; in.|^out two miles north from the Town
Don’t iM-licve all you hear about e ' a lavk of courage. 'fact, you can count big on their left of Cross Hill, in Cro.ss Hill Township;
wing flopping your way. think of the Countv of Laurens. State of South
candidate even if you say it yourself.j
The world will need reforming .so
long a> there are |>e(>pie who P*‘‘fei ^ industrv in which this section
jazz to music.
THE .Mil.I. PKOHI.K.vr ifaim bored and the tariff and the
Th,.re ar,. various roasons ahv ‘'l*' ‘•'’O
Carolina, having such shape, metes,
cour.«es, and distances as will more
everthing lately, these things w'illjfuUy appear by reference to a plat of
fNometimes, we fancy, Oppi»r
haf starU'd tit, knock hut has Iv
maved bv the knocker within
Mont-
tics.
talks m>w-tt-davs
pol..
‘*Ten or fifteen years ago anyliod^vi
who could rake up a shirt tail full o*f
capital' was'building a mill on credit,'
mike Clark, rfd.
If refot m w(»uld begin at home
would probably go further.
It
WILL ISSUE NEW MONEY
issuing preferred stm-k, bonds and;
what not. Mill? that were alreadv in
: Book No. 1, at page 91, being bound-
I ed on the north by lands of E. A. Ad-
I ams, lands of W. A. Workman and
i lands of W. ('. Hipp, on the ea. t by
thair lands of W, C. Hipp, on the south by
ALL PRESCRIPTIONS HLLED
BY UCENSED PHARMACISTS
CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY
Wa.'.higton, July 25. — More
operaton ran full lilt day and night 000 in new currency will be lands of P. S, Pinson, and on the we.st
with never a regard to the future.!the trea ury- shortly if in- by public road leading from the town
And now, they are reaping the fruits! “ score of national banks, of <'io.-*s Hill to the Town of‘I.aureAS,
A ma:i is considered the head ofj,,f their folly. One of the best thing.^! to the workings of the new money' and by lands of J. W. Turner; and be- ^
his household, and occasionally he is. (hat could happen to the mill Indus-i laws are followed up with ing the .same tract of land which was
he to forever ban n-ght necessary security bond. . convt‘yed to the said Hugh H. Fuller,
The .'traight and narrow road muj hy both men and women. Le’I Ranks in all parts of the country ^by John F. Bolt, Clerk of Court, by
not abound in beautiful scenery, but|(jyy jime oj>eration take care of the treasury to<lay to be his deed dated Nov, Dt, 1999. and re-
it is paved with something better than awav with this, un- a lively interest in the re-■ corded in the, office of the Clerk of
gc^od intentions, * . natural working at night, ^^uit piling cently eiiHctwl -Olass-Borah amend-j t^ouit for liHurens County, in Deed
' up yarns. Ix't the surplus Inboi* grad- to the home loan bank law which 1 Book No. 19 page 77*1
While the Itc'ynoldr case may be re-1 u^lly be assimilated, or else go back
to issue currency on security of g«»v-. , u o > 41 i.- u . 1
^ j; 2 |C'>irt s.^a’l require the^highe.si bidd‘'r
at the Sale, other than the Plaintiff.
and all other persons, except the
plaintiff, who mav thereafter raise
the bid as provided hv law, to make
a cash deposit of three (.‘UJ I iht
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
“At Union Station”
Telephone 400 Night Phone 226
gartksl as an exception, it tends to i ^^e country whence they came and
show that the possession of great
wealth is by no means an assurance
cf happiness or even of success when
measured by the higher standards of
life.
make a living on the I'urni.*'
1
E. Mood Smith, O. D
Felder Smith, O. D.
THE OLYMPIC GAMES
The young athl<*tes of all nations
and Ixith sexes who are comjieting at
Nobody’s Business
By Gee MeGee
Kgg.*B*“»terH •
■ . t M tj u 1 , The other day, while I was very
lios Angeles for world championslnps'
... . ...... , . busy, my wife ca ed me on the phone
DRS. SMITH & SMITH
Optometrists
centum of the total ind<4itednes8 here-
<on.«titulc, beyond doubt, the finest
uggregarton of physically | <1 feet‘hu-J
and told me,tg mecL
SPECIALISTS
in adjudged to be due to the plaintiff,
as earnest money or evidence of good
Z faith, the deposit of the last high bid
der to be applied on the bid should
there be a compliance with the same.
vv , ... *^|Byer"ETtinlned”r-tfUtwes PreHcffheip If the person nraklhg the h't^est'bTd
rnamty ihat has ,.vvr-l,v,.n'a-..mhU.df “• HJht" .aln,.7“at!'5 ■'«“*” SlrMt Phon, 1«1 f .‘'’v ""Ic. "tbvr than the Plaintiff. ;;
at one time and jVlace in the history * f; c >i m r ‘‘J i # d « d i o 1 >««ke such deposit immediate.
,,f the world. • !?•£• ; V at Laboratory for Prompt Repair Servlee j ^^e time of the acceptance of hi.s
, H).21.
, ! 1 ;3J, with “I am sf»rry that I am a
Ihcie a no ((uestui.i whatever that late.” I said yessum.
the niodci ii athlet. far superior to j
those of ancient davs. W’e hear
, , 1 I 1 L ■ 1 " o«i .xi,.- waniert was an egg- -
L I hi. r r'Tit *1« L Q rt m MhvtJWiil 1 . ... ^
*gg-beat-
er.s,
SPECIAL RATES FOR AUC 6
FROM CLINTON
S6.00 Round Trip
Raleigh Richmond
Portsmouth Norfolk
Tickets On Sale for All Trains On Aug. 6th. Return
Limit to I.eave Destination Before Midnight
Tuesday/Aug. 9th
> IV ^PPh' Tirk^t Agent
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Clinton, S. V.
bid, then the said premises .-hall Ik* at
-lUl.' to
match an intelligent, trained i
, 1 I 1 u ■ 1 '' .x|..- wanted wa>
the i .-nia’kable phv.sica) prow'e.ss}, , . , n i .
- r L , ■ 1 , • beater. As I Know all about
f some of the primitive races, but in i <• i. .u . u i i i. i ' *u i
. . V ... . ' er.s, 1 felt that she had called on the
verv ( .iiilc.'l where it has been pos-1 . • ■ . . . .i .
proper machinist to make the selec
tion.’ The fir.st, second, third atiii
es we visiK'd did nut carry
gg-tM‘ater.s. The fifth store was an
undertaking e-'-tablishmenl, and they
were “just out.” I did not object to
anything or suggest anywhere.
h. ♦“! « iAj.-
. 'h e c of the modem era against the - .
, . • 4 u ; fourth store
i.e-t ot the primitives, the victorv has' . .
, . egg-tx'ater.s
fallen to the nioflern
W'c rt fit 11 re the belief that the j
4llym()ic game.x have done inore than
ifiy other one influence to ; pread tin* |
gosjM 1 <if physical training and out-'
civil ized^
SPECIAL OFFER
W’e found a fairlyy nu'iy egg-beyater-
spfti tp Ihroughoui th** i in a 10-cent store, but it did not suit
ealizc that . -
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY
JyJy and 30
SEE WHAT YOUR WORN
tIres are WORTHI
I ^
L«oli Al TImso Gonorout
Alowancot
Alooramot
worbi. As we get older we re
pn.N.xical htalth is the most valuable
ax-sot tbi- indiviilual can have. Given
sound health, and the controlling in
telligence which enables |ts ixf. sessor
to engage in physi(-al sports, any
young man or young woman need not
wuiry about such inmuterial things
as i i< hex “Youth doe.s not always ri-ab
i/c t. but all liie money in the w-orbL
> wditli fiothipg to one who has not
tie h*altb to efi.ioy the thing.- it w-ill
t>uv.
Another great lienefit, which is
my wife, as she wanted a 15-cent egg-
lieater. .She owiumI a 10-cent egg-
beat( r fince, and it was unsatisfactory,
W’e w-ent to the other four 10-cent
stores and all of their egg-Jn-ater*
were worth only lO-ients, so none of
them suited her. I was eorry they
had them maiked in plain figures: 1
could have hid the price raised u
nickle had it not bren for that.
GOODYEAR
ALL-WEATHER
W’e ealled on a hardware store. Hi.s
lO-ceiit egg-byaters were priced at 25
i-ents, Sf) that broke up a trade. 1 fin-
r.one tb< !es.s teal beiause it is intaii- ,, , , ^
. , ., • / ; . . 1 a y got her to consent to try out one
rible. Is the spirit of niterimtional ,7. , . i . u
u u-'V *.u nf those 10-<‘ent egg-beaters, but the
'I'tri'man.xhiif w hu h the Olympic . .
. I . 4U .If cou (1 not get oiH* on approval, so
en'rendcr Let thousands of ... i . • i .
ga me
folk.- of .different natinis.
there we were. She had just about
, , , 1 made up her mind to let me invest in
sp4al:-.!ig different tongues, reared ni , ^ ^ ,, , ,.
diffei.iu: ciiviruamtiutA-and iHcub^atcd- ...... ,. . , .
w-ith diff'-i-cnt standards and ideals.
For Your Worn Tir^s
HER E’S W H Y
covereil that it woubl not run back-j
wards, ,
get togei her in f riendly -<*oflte8tv -Ahey-
are sure to discover that there is not
nr.u-h difference, after all, between
their re.xpective peoples. And the
more often they get together as good ... . . j .
spot t? tn»-n, the sooner will coine^ about . . ... . , , , ■
I promised her to go to u racket
store, but .she took the po.sition racket
stores did not sell anything but tennis
1.1 u: u .1 r - and lo and behold, the man had some
the understandings which make lor, , ^ ^ ... . ^
, , of the cutest little 5-i^ent egg-beaters
vorld peace. » i .r . ou
i you ever saw for only 15 cents. She
'liked them very well till she found,
COl'KAIIE NEEDED , that they would hot fit in her egg-j
have the courage, or_the; beating bt»wl—as they were too small;
IK) we ... _.
ien.se, to face our own shortcomings,; at one end
to admit to durscl^ve.s and to all con
cerned our errors and mistakes?
After .3 or 4 hours of hard work, wej
If we do not have, there is little'both gave up in despair. W’e will tiwj
chance that we shall ever be much ft again soon. AVe want the worltl to
We are swamped with calls
for partly used tlre^. Our
used tire stock has been
shot to pieces. Right now
this shortage puts a mar
ket value on used tires
that enables us to offer
you tremendous allow
ances toward the price of
new Goodyears — largest
selling tires In the world.
li you act quickly you can
sell us the miles laft in
bett«*r e<iuippcd to fight our difficult i know that we must have a 15-cent
battles than we are today. j egg-beater that will Wat the yolk and
Only obstinacy refuses to confess [ yellow of an egg at the same time,
error and only vanity declines to ad-' and wlil run sideways, forward and
mit defeat. Obstinacy and vanity are j backward. The color doesn’t mutter]
^rags upon -the--ehariot -of progress, bmuch. just-xa. ii- ia .* dark-brown toj..
Unless we cut them loose we do not match our bread-tray. I dearly love i
get very fan j to ahop with my wife. She knows e!x- [
The same truth holds for the indi- actly what she wants, but nobody eLse
vidual, the group, the city, the nation. 1 docs.
History is repiete with instances of — t
fin® heads battered against impene-( Mike Offers His Services !
treble walls, of fine causes lost by j * flat rock, s. C. Julie 25, 1932.
your worn tires at
FULL CASH VALUE
Now your worn tires are
worth more OFF than
ON your car.
enthusiasts who clung tenaciously tojhon. franklin roseyvelt,
•ricinal error, of cities stunted be- j new york.
cause of their selfish desire.. j deer sir:
There is no shame in admitting) i notis by the papers that you w^as
iiilure. either td ourselves or to ob- elected dimmercratic pressident at
USED TIRE
BUYERS
Sensational Allow'
ances for Three Days
Only on Latwt, Finest/ ]
SIZB
4.40-21..
4J0-20..
4.50- 21_
4.75- 19._
4.75- 20_
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5.00-20 ..
5.25- 18
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5.50- 17_
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ALL-WEATHERS
and PATHFINDERS
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Lifetime Guaranteed Siiper-
twist Cord Tires—Fresli.Stock
SIZE EMkTlM S»l^4
4.40-21.. ei.ff ee.ie
440-20.
—All Firsts ... Greatest
Goodyear Values in Thirty
4.75- l9„
4.75- 20.
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Similar Allowances on All Sises.
Exchange 1, t, 4, or 5 Tkei.
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MTvers. We cannot long delude those
who watch, and they will respect us
the more highly if we frankly con
fess, when we muff the ball, that it
was our fault.
As long at we are not too vain to
face the facts of our cdhduct there is
hope for ua. But we will never be uae-
fi^ to our teammate# in life as long
plese rite or foam me at once if
as we hirpaotize ourselves into belief you need a good man in^thc south tc
Chicago 2 or 3 weeks ago and i beg
to congratulate you on same, i like
yore Platform and there is not a single
splinter in it that wont suit the mass
es ansoforth. i am glad that you all
have repeeled the 18th amendment, it
is wore out. ,
The exchanged tires go on
sale to you as fast as they
are taken off and in
spected. Ck)me take your
pick. Depend on. us to
treat you right on prices.
M'DANIEL VULCANIZING WORKS
R. P. chapman. Manager
Phone No. 2
Open ? A. M. to 9 P. M.
Clinton. 8. C.