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T \' / r. TBK CUWTON CHRONICta 91|r (Slmton (EI|rott|rlr WILSON W. BA&RIS, S<iiU>r and PnUidMr PublUkad Ererj Tbunday By THE CHBONIGLE PUBUSHING COMPANY SatecfiptioB Rate (Payable In AdTaaea): -Ore jnear $1A0; Six Months 75 cents; Three Months 50 cents Gnteeed as Secofid Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at €liatoa,'S. C. IW Qironide aaeks the coopM^tion of its subscribers and readers—^the pajbUsheT viH at all tisses appreciate wise suggestions and kindly ad- PSM. The (^hroakle will publish letters of general interest arhea they awe not ei a defaaiatory nature. Anonymous communications wiB not he noticed. This paper is nut responsible for the riews or opinions of its correspoadenta. martch .on .Wfashington, d. if fthey hdTe one this fall when congTe&s con> veent. he was in the war. * . mr. archie peet is complarhTng :||^ut how the gowemnient i* hand. s. c. •THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. 1M2 Seek To Utilize Chicora P^t polls will be open at the Police Head-[for the Towri/ of Clinton, before noon da\ quarters on Pitts Street stt 8 o’clock Ion the 6th dky of August, 1932. A. M., and will close at 4 o’clock P.', At the safd election there will be M. on the same date. . t boxes, one for each ward and the ’ S. W. Sumerel. J. W. L^ke andi^j^^rs will deposit their ballots in Columbia, Aug. 1.—A plan for re- Ross Blakely, qualified electors of prepared for their respective claiming <><hicora college and the Co-i’^®^" Clinton, have been appointed ^ ^^^ds. ^ht to .feliyver ttie sajd flour to Theoloptal s*n.inarv buildings '>«rton, and R. r homes of the unemployed, he drove to ' combining the two into a sch<S Copeland has been duly appointedClinton,^ ^uth^£arolma, fKxk SASBf looif mnnrlax* t/v rrxaf I . ai. •« rs t^ho counts- «« iMtjwnday to (rot I wa,' presented nis sack from the red cross, and on i ' to the board of directors 'of the Co- Was- back^ bad 2 P-netu^ «"f;.liimbia ebanrber of eontmerce today, allso bent a fender, he had to pay-otwT Tn.„ d«., r> u a Ii.: Clerk of said election. 5th day of July, 1932. No persons shall be entitled to vote • , ^ JACK H. YOUNG, at said election who shall not have I Attest: • > ' Mayor, 3$and 25e in repairs, besides his saaa^^^y of Columbia, asked the commer- The Rev. George H. Atkin.son. for-1name with W. D. ' and oil cial body to furnish him traveling ex- ' penses' to -call on wealthy Copeland, Supervisor of Registration D. C. Heustess, Clerk and Treas; 8.11.2te persons. the sun was so hot dn flat rock we<‘k throughout -the country whom he saidi jbefoat last that our old hen got lock- he lielieved he could interest in the! t ed out of her ne.'*t onner count of the | prophsal. ’ - ! I door slamming shut while she wa.s Mr. .\tkinson estimated the project' I off doing some worm scratching, and! would require $2,800,000. The matter' (When she got hack 3 days later, her I was referred to the budget committee aJNTON. S. C„ AUGluST 4, 19.32 teggs had alreddy hatched , and the | of the chamber of commerce, T ibiddies were big enough to eat: thati. The properties of the institutions, I is, to eat. themselves and not you eatjw^hich are not being operated at their them; I original sites, are located in Columbia, ju Some men are great, others grate an TOKu miss jennie veeve smith and her! I an#] QalAW twin sister, miss sallie evet've, have I * *** to come back. Faith i« as^es^ential in business as it is in reJigion. When folks believe that things can be done, j as their week-end guess, a ihir. burner tn these degeuerale days a lot of they usimlly find a way to do them;! from n. y. he reppersents the standard Caunily tree* are producLng nothing when they do not believe that any-' oil up there and met them at the nuts. 'thing they can do will do any gorKl,jbeech hot long ago. he “is talking of — 1 effort ceases. What has happened js that ^ith in America and in our American system is cf)ming back. People are no longer f ahead and build air ca.stles if like. You won’t have to pay taxes «a 1'ht‘m. " • — Made On Monday The following property was sold at! the court house Monday by the clerk H. D. HENRY P. M. BOLAND o H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE STOCKS BONDS REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED 4 Jt)uying him a winter home near flat rock, he has looked at 15 or 20 of mr. jof court: fed. land bank’s farm.s, and likes them ' Federal Land bank vs George W. fine, miss jennie veeve drive.s around ■ Gulbert-son, et al., 6.3 acrq,s on Mt. I afraid. And as f».st as that new faith with him and picks them out for him. Olive road, sold to R. E. Babb, attor- "T^e early bird used i«* get the worm, | 5pr<'ads, ju«rf .so fa<rt will economic j welcome to our mist, mr. burner. j ney. for $5.50. Irut now he gets a pki.e t<» park his conditions improve. I yores trulie, , i Federal I.and Bank of Columbia vs There is no lack^ money in Amer-1 mike Clark, rfd, j H. L. McSw'ain, Jr., et al.. 2.57 acres ca; the lack has been in confidence in! corry spondent. [•near Cro.ss Hill, sold to R. E. Bal)4>, Yep, the woman cun-iidate must be j nvestments. Too many people were! * | attorney, for $5,000. 4. ^jrfecl lady. stung by spe<-ulative .schemes in the I Cooling Off I ^ Carolinas Joint istock Land ■■■.. —_ 1 guise of investments, to encourage Jim Pride is a g4M>d friend of mine bank \s Annie H. Garlington, et al., ^uxne of us are beginning to sus-ithem to put mom'y they have since** on his w ife’.< side of the family. She’s acres in Sullivan town.shiji, .sold. < ► that one tetmble with the chil-j accumulated into anything but the mighty fine. .Jim runs a store when the plaintiff for $.l,2.>0. iem of today i? that they are dis- i sounde.st and most provc*d enterpri.ses. i ain’t running hini. .Jim ha.s always utar. tauisfied with their parents. . AYwn a man marries for money he ^WMcraJly earns aH that he gets. |f>f>it of the saving.s bank deix>.sits in the United States fur the past few Hut now money is beginruing to come , had high ideas ami low prices. When [ , he gete his car and home paid for, he! We were intere.“t<Hj to see the re-! won’t owe anythng but hi.s hank mites NOTICE OF MUNK IPAL ELECTION ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY UCENSED PHARMACISTS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station” Telephone 400 Night Phone 226 oCoarteay ia the quality that keeps from telling a man that he is a Rjur when you know be is one. years. They have been growing stead ily since 1926, until now 52 million Americans have more than 28 thou- •sand million dollars in this form of re.serve alone, an average of more than $500 each! Mo.-it of this money will and his radio and ace-box installments. * stateof South Carolina, i County of I..aurens, I didn’t know it till one day last Town of ( linton. week, but Jim has a “lodge” up in ; , Notice is hereby given that an ei^’- the mountains, only IK miles by the be held in the Town of Clin- speedometer from our house. .As the-^*^» County of. Laurens, State df temperature was shimmying around Carolina, on the 16th day of laat Friday, Jim -made up his mind to August, 1932, for the purpo.se of elect- ’ a .Mayor and six Aldermen. 'Nie KEEP IT CLEAN The county campaign, in which an. iwwaunlly large number of candidates! ° much^of ft I“ cooler climate and take me "ig » aeeking office, will soon get under; much of .t will go into new homes, ^ mmj with the time limit for filing bu^ne. s enterprises, into,"^*''' > e ^ gAeiges officially closing next Satur- « tbou.sand other solid and productive ! dhy. The initial meeting will be held izr. this city on August 17th, with an utjoermry to he followed that will take 3iie candidates before the voters of all of the county. Il is to be hop<*d that the rarrpaign .As Jim’s car was broke down, he •nfidence becomes thoroughly mani-j me to pleate drive him up ini .st. my car. We got starte<l at 5 P. .M. by I investments as soon as the return of con fe.st E. Mood Smith, O. D Felder Smith. O. D. Jim’-s watch w'hich was only 57 min utes slow’. We got to the turning off place (where we left the paved road) ju.st alxiut dusk. The roa<l to Jim’s cottage wa.< 9 mile.s of gulle.vs, 2 miles rock, chunk;. log.<, criH*ks and hu.«he.-<. DRS. SMITH & SMITH Optometrists THE SITIOOI. ljrE.srH)N It will he oh.served by C!linton peo- w]) be pitched on a high level. The pb‘ With considerable intere.st and warious chairmen of the pre(1n:'ts 'comment, that Dr^T. L. W. Hailey has[ sihxild let it be known at the outs<*t lu'en dusplaced on the local hoard ofi*^ iul»t they will exifect. and demand, ^*chool trustees after fifteen years of wniurtAMiua and respcn-tful hearing.^ for fii thful, unselfish and valuable ser- jt5 the candidates, and that the vot-;' ice. It is further iWeresting to note^ ors 'urho attend the meetings be given that this action came in spite of a Am>«pportimity to meet and hear tho.se petition filed with the hoard and sign-1 / • i j are aspiring lor office without ed by luore than two thousand friends; * bundle of tin lodged on c“ r»yaBces or interruptions. Mud-jaod patrons of the city schools, re-' ^ttAging and perstuial att^’ks should ^ <iuesting Dr. Huiley’.s appointment t< SPECIALISTS. Eyes Examined Glasses Prescribed 15 West Main Street Phone 191 W.. arriv,,! at thf •■1,„Ik«” »''™t p,„„p, r, ,, g„.,„ ruTe was the uHlge' 9:20 P. .M.. Y’ep, there was the hHlgc in the moons'hine; it was a few rough * the Clinton, S. C. SPECIAL RATES FOR AUG. 6 FROM CIUNTON $6.00 Round Trip Raleigh Rhdimond Portsmouth Norfolk TicketK On Sale for All Trains On Aug. 6lh. Return Limit to I.,eave Destination Before Midnight ^ Tuesday, Aug. 9th For Full Information Apply Ticket Agent SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY iiCH be allowed for i minute. The responsibility for a clean cam- f&ign reels largely up^m the candi- po.st he has acceptably past. filled in the FREE ri’BLiriTV # nom varkius press agent- and bu- ' -••'rtiu.s The iTiroBicte is fl<M»dtd each with printed matter for which ' yTre puhTica^mriiji~It Ts' assTgrT- to the waste tuLsket where it he- because nothing ii said alnrut 'ijiying for the space, and we 4loirt that we are esIUsl upon t«» s|H‘n<l Tu^Twy putting ttiia material into ty{>e "Yt onimote the intere-ts of some big SA'ptHation, or the candidacy of vari- mv nnen who uuiy be seeking «>ffice. itically speaking, since this is elec- rj.xi year, we wiB state that we are . #asd to publhsh pufrtica! new.s in our ’'du/naa in a fair and unbia.<ed man- ' aiY; and with the up«‘ning of the •A'arjty campaign this month we will tiutlinea ef the various candi- hbte.'f pliitfor/ms in unier that' our ntemier* may know and understand the and the men ttmt are seeking .suffrage. 14e have 1>efore f-tateil our position ' n imbdiibite advertising and here it I again. We make no difference ^w^.ween politicaJ puhlirity and com- iUMeTcial publicity. We have apace to rJ For lefritimate advertising and the mouTvtain side. • I aski*d.Jim to turn on the lights, and he did; he struck a match. He finally found his old lantern, but it wae empty,, and Immediately following the creation '^’S'^’t any kerosene in the of Mr. Hrook.s’ new board by the leg- ' digged up a pine torch t., sw islature at his reque.st, the matter of /'’^^- Dr. Hailey’.s ai>pointment came up fon co«.sideration and the minutes of Mr. ' In all my life. 1 had never l>efore Hrooks’ office .state that it brought .si*en such a habitation. It wasn’t fit forth a “prolonged Mi.scu.s.sion.” ! for a politician to live in—much less — The -patrons of the lipcaJ jiiJiuolalloJks. But Jhe! temperature was .only would like to know why .Mr. Brook.s j 99 in it. He is thinking of changing has been so in.si.stent since the ere-: tht* name of this place from *^Lodge” ation of “his new board,” to remove ! to “The Summit.” I suggesteil that he, Dr. Bailey as a local trustee when the! call it “The Limit.” But he never saw- people of the community have been I the point.' He like.s things in the generally satisfied with his service' rustic. ’ and have raised no protest against! him. In a signed statement liearing his. My c«i4 was 2 planks nailed on the signature of the date July 12, 1932, i wall. It l)egan to rain about mid- Mr. Brooks stated: ! night. I got up and put on my bath- “No charges, to my know-ledge, j ing suit so’s I could enjoy the shower have b<‘en lodged against either !hath. The-roof was more like a sifter the superintendent, or the trus- ; than a rix)f. My mattress was com- msi tees of the Clinton schools.” ! po.-ied of 3 parts shucks, 3 parts'corn Why remove a man against whom ! cobs. I part straw, and 10 parts in-! there are no charge.s, Mr. Brooks? j sects—such as ants, uncles, amsoforth. 1 W’hy remove a man for whom this I-My pilkiw was missing. j community has the highest regard and w-ho ha.s the Oi/erwhelming en dorsement of the peopltw «s the facts in this case unmistakably show ? Why has Mr. Brooks htten .so in- si.stent and determined to displace Dr. Bailey on our school board? Echo answers—why ? The real facts in this school ques. » -xndulate must pay for it just as the' . ... ,, .. , i.u ui . u . u'l. ^ 1.1 I-1 ♦ / 1 w*th all the cards on the table— » merchant. Why thnaid a candidate for .. , I gfv^-^adrni, governor, or comfres*. or ^ :ka-‘ JaiHJM*, or any othi'r office, expect jVubUcity at the hands of the Why <K*esn*t he ask for mewsj aper ’ Amt ^rasoline with whiv-h to operate V'»t::.a.oir while out canvassing for votes. I * sr for fere ladging fma the hotels? -t^ne is as reasonable as the other. tj ae were rich and had ^enty of > Twrey we might he able to grant all j * g* the requests that are made on us j for free advertising. But since we are - , - anaa#\ie ri9 Wsirfi •aea9 aa whom we do bosiBcse require, u.-i to pay our blUa, aad aince the cost of « tpgniting a aeampaper is high, we <-.rm*t afford h* give away space the of would make interesting reading mat ter. We wonder if Mr. Brooks will give the Clinton sch<M)l patrons- this information Nobody’s Business By Gee Mc(^ Our . supper consisted of Sardines, j Jim forgot to fetch crackers. Our i breakfart was also sardines. Jim for-' got to fetch alone any coffe**, sugar,', broad or tmtter. He said he thought I i was to bring everything. The spring i was 500 yards from the lodge, and so* was the ba-throom. I was glad to get away from the place of rest. The next time Jim gels me up there in his ‘“nie Summit,” he will have to kidnap me. Ixits of folks call such as that “rough ing it.” I call it “toughing it.” But I’m cured. I got back home exactly 30 minutes before I would have stuj’ved to death. IB PP Uliillii if It’s Always GOOD BUSINESS To Use GOOD PRINTING !.i flat rock tmeiety new a mr. jude jones who was reported m oar 'owaehly payroll which refuses to be by the ctaitter of candidates, or Xhawaands «f preus agent grafters use endeavangg to get something 4br nothing nt anr anpense. week dide and hata benn berried, the po.rt mbrtum trhowed that he had a large liv«'er instead of a big hart. hi.s doctor says that is an easy nrigtake to make when dognosing such cases. JHH UraWBR MAS BECaN more month ago. which paychology” instead o< an hear busineas and mauufac- timea ahead.” it naedad to put basis, bat af HMntal at$i ' a chancfi the whole country seema to be over run with offis-seekers. they are worse than the boll weevil and the com bor er. mr. btwn’s goober parcher which is located in front of the drug atoar exploded tuesday morning and aonided 48 candydates pretty faiii, but they appear to be able to run right on, as usual, all of them are oa an economy t'latform and hunting job*. Speak In Laurens Next Wednesday Candidates th^ United^^tates !\enate will speak in Laurens on next Wednesday, .August lOth, according to the itinerary* of meetings being fol lowed^ speaking will be held in the court house beginning at 10:30 o’clock. The incumbent. Sen. E. D. Smith, who has serv-ed the state longer than any lother Senator, is seeking re-elec tion on his past record of valuable service. The three other aspirants for the seat are Cole L. Blease, Ashton H. Williams and Leon Harris. MAHAFFEY QUALIFIES J. P. Mahaffey of this city, has filed his pledge and qualified with th% coun the sanniterry caffe haa cloeed up. . _ _ and gone out pf bisneaa. a greek from j ty chairman as a candidate for the the county seat opened ap a coffee house of representatives from this shoppe acrost theatreei from him and!county. Mr. Mahaffey is a son of the cut hot d(«8 to Sc, or 2 for 5#. . It Rev. J. E. Mahaffey, retired Metho- broke him in 4 da^. he has no future dist minister of this city and a gradu- plans, but will join the next bonus'ate of the Citadel. — flu We Do AU Kinds “EXCEPT BAD” Chronicle Publishing Company Publidim—Printm ~ Stationm ^Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiili:iiiiiiiiiiiii!.iiiii iiiiiniiiiiii "X- r e.