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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLlNTON,..Si C.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1932
(Hiinton Qltirotitrlp
WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor ftod Publuher
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all have driving troubles like these— similar conditions, always wth perfect
unless their legs can be stretched as relief. Isn’t that worth a trial?
long as yours. A one-handed person I am very slow to abandon old re-
and a one-legged person have trouble liable remedies for the new commer-
with this modern method of equipping 1 cialized products.
i TAX SALE
For Salesday in October, 19.12,
Lifted in name of Flether Irbv.
cars. If the makers of cars must do
away with the steering-wheel throttle,
I they certainly ought to furnish 4 or .5
leg exten.sions or, perhaps a dozep
wooden legs dr something. ^
on 'the 12th of Oct., 1899, to continue
the^ same right and permission '' of
right-of-way to the spring, or con-
. I . veyed to me in my title. The said
A;1 that piece, parcel or lot of land, contains about 4 acres.
! lying, being and situated in the Town
' of Clinton, Laurens County, ^tate of
South Carolina, hounded and describ-; 9-29-4tc
^ • •• as I follows; .A triangular piece of*——-—
Busiest Winter '“"f f
Mills, and bounded by the lands of
Red Cross Sec^
C. L. OWENS, Sheriff.
Laurens County.
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T ' X / m ^ ^ ^ Clinton Cotton Mill? (formerly W. E.
lam «tr<mK for puttinit that throt- Relief Calls To Be Greatest Since Nash Estate), Jor.es Little, am! the
t e ai « ere it ones. certain >’ War. Extensive Preparations roloied Presbyterian church, and
known as a part of the Charley Parks
was not an improvement to maie the
change, and furthermore, it was just
as bad to do away with the spark
lever: only 2 per.-on.s out of l,(K)0,00.'l
like a car .that ha.s an automatic
spark. Some of our smartness ain’t
.smartness: it’s just a trick for looks.
All the cars I manufacture from npw
Are Beins: Made.
and Eliza J*arks land, convey ed to me
by T. C. Sumerel and W. M. .^umrrel.
' on are going to have a throttle, a light
switch, and a .?park adju?U*r lever or
CLINTON. S, C., SEITEMBER 15, I9S2
You have noticed, of course, that
fc g men often do «niall things-.
We vote ft»r .'ome candidate.> be
cause we kn.»w them, and vou^again-st
ethers for the ^anie rea-^on.
rather than through the promptings j human being.?.
of a sensitive eons<*ieri^e. It i.s here! ;
that the comedy sometimes cieeps in. i firand Opera
This state and the various counties
VVa'hington, Sept. 8. — Chairman
.John Barton Payne, of the Red Cross,
said today the organization is facing
the busiest winter since the World
war. ’
In charge of federal flour and cot-1
handle riKht on the stcerinK «he;i, t™W d'^ribntion, as »ei| as its ,
where it will be convenient for ti.se by, »«•"/‘‘"■'t"’.’ makini: seed irifts
bier. litUe, old. youn*. small, I direct relief, in many channels, the
! short, crippled and povertv-stricken I Cross is rccruitinR both financial
ii u..: hefources and a large corps of volun-^
teer workers.
Never wa.s it more important. Mr.
SPECIAL
fvood Cntil Nov. 10. 19-12
Red Book—S2..'>0 per year.
.McCalls Magazine—$1.00 j>er year.
Rfd Book and .McCall’s—$2.7.).
JAMES W. CALDWELL
. The Magazine Man
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have just been stirred by the sena-1,1.^^ ,nr. editorr* ' *■’ “' I United ^States to'respund to the annW
Umial and local races, and in most in- ! pi^se allow me space in yore valu-i Cross roll call rwm ers ip ra >,
sYanoes the addresses delivered by thejahit. paptM- to .say a few words in be-i A^istice day an c oses
I.E\nrR.<illl‘ NEEDED ^candidaU'S have conUined more pcssi- haff of the fiddlers convention which ' ^
In ihe^e davs v»f confusing dewlop- regarding the.r opponent., than was hell in the flat rock high scholl Payne predicted that with wise u-e
m. nt< of one kind or another the oi.r. regarding tkemselves. i audvtorium last friday night after the present supply of flour would last
sUrdirg lUH-d .stems to Ik* leadersj.ip.' " heieupon. to bring this exhaustive; jark. 'the coming winter.
and leehnical di-®,C'USKion l*i an end,' : I Only today, he said, he called for
one need not tear the remainder of the old fiddlers dif the out-lieint dis-j the last o,000,000 bushels of the first
WE PAY CASH
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For late model automobiles. Chevro-
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lets and Fords preferred. Also will
refinance for you.
GILES CHEVROLET CO.
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dinton. S. C.
.Not the ,kind of leadership that i-
itased on necre optimi.-m without ex-
|H rien e. but the sort that involve,?
veuruge, good judgment, inherent abil
ity. chara;*ter.. an.d if m‘e«l Ik tile
V'll-to sacrifue for the pubi c good.
These aie the davs wh'"h invite
c mmuniiv s<rv;.i of the highest or
m r and men an.l women quulif ed for
r uler^htp aie in " *nstani demand.
his hair, even though the candidate
whom he prefers has won (»r l(»st.
H. D. HENRY'
F. M. BOLyTND
I HE VOTERS’ RESENTMENT
With Tue.'day’.s second primary
over and all county contents settled,,
we can now turn oui attention from
ti icts have had their annual music fes-!bushels
tiltle ever year excepp last year and i t'wned w'heat voted
a” lew yeaz's befoar last and it has al-1
ways benn enjoyed by all concerned,'
a.s no admi.‘?ion fee is charged to
government-
congreso fori
of
by
feeding the di.«tres£ed.
“That leaves us the entire 4.').00(l,-
000 bushels v:>led in the second wheat
bill to take care of the needs of th.*
coming winter,’’ he said.
VV’ith volunteer women garment-
H. D. Henry & Company
INSURANCE
politics to other-thimrs. ('ongratula-. i^jn dutton played “when the
Tbeie are alv uy? those who a-sum*- tions aie in order to all winners, bothj^,,,,^^. falling’’ on hi.s fiddle and it'makers reducing the cm‘ton c!othi”g
tnr pjs! ol etmrnand \Mthnut qualift- in the first and second (Mint'*-i:.. | .sounded so rail and harmonious old distribution cost.- to the a-tual ex-
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STOCKS
BONDS
REAL ESTATE
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f..t.ons to ju>tif\ their a-sumption .»f
i‘ede r>h;p. but these soon disclose
tn.'ir la. k of ability and e.ssential
.‘d ^en■:e necessary' t(» safe* guid
ance. I
Keeping one's f«.et on the gniuiul
• ••a-s .security all the way.
The results show that t'"! fnui'ty
has elcMted a brand
SENAKMi SMITH WINS
nns. skitchings almost froze to death i j ense of purchasing the yard goo.l-,
new delegation.|.,„d she had to send home for heh'the Red^'ioss executive added, the
Sc-nator .Nance and Keprest*r.tutives jjim.j:; . hawl. he is a fine fiddler and is .boO.OOO hales of fedcrai-owned cotton
Cook. Lanford and Wither'-poon. w m juice-harp, he i.s from I will have maximum effect in nueling
by substantial majoritie.' . and we feel j <,ur nahoring town, hut the »*mergency.
that their going to the legislature will' ^j,^y j^.alous of flat rock, a.s it is In distributing the cetton and flour,
insure lor the county a sound, 'co- i^y he said, the Red ('ross would use a
nomicul and efficient governme-nt. j - -half millions dollar.- of its own fund?.
Hunter towmh p 1 or 1 mt .strong j^„nif veeve smith, our effi- In addition, the organization has
scholl teecher, played a few given relief, up to the present, to IM),-
000 mining families in 14:i counties.
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-Senator Ellison D. Smith and the Tuesday and gave the riev.iy elected
ople of South Carolina are to be delegation overwhelming luajoiities on the pianner, and when hart-
congratulated on the result of the so-, at all six pre incts. In the first pri- |y gtukes joined her with his fiddle in
ond primary which returns the* senior mary the same result wa.- “-dainod pjyyjjj^^ “sallie’s gone to georgy,’ my i
Ntnatot to the I'niietl States Senate by for hJenator Nance’s candidacy. j up and went out doors to see'
approximate majority of 35,000 The Chronicle does not hesitate'to i ^ad railly left us and gone
) {say that, while it was unfortunate, there, but she was still playing
Senator Smith lamrs the unitjin* <li.'-.tl^‘‘ recent school man»‘U\eiing in l..iu- the l><>y? on the flying jenny. '
tinction of never having been defeated r* a-s "a? a big factor in the out. ome ^
for an office in his long* politi* al ea- house races as affeitin t the tiex* thing on *he program was
res*r. He WHS first elected to the Mouk memheis of the pre ent- delegation ; y,„.,, ,;j,„ndent. inr. mike Clark,
of K«-presentatives frojn Sumtei, who, though innocent, Iwcame \ii tims with his banjo, when he picked
I'.hK). and in IWX wa? < l.‘.ted I’nit- nf circumstances. The voters stiojig-1,.joe.” there was tears run-
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at a total cost of $522,tK)0.
ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
BY UCENSED PHARMACISTS
ar.
v<>te.?.
DRS. SMITH & SMITH
Optometrists
C.AIXED FOR AND OELIVERED PROMPTLY
_ ^ -SPECIALISTS
SMli-.rsinauir. .Xlrfajiy hi-libi iJwwlti-ri'fclityil thi'.kction takiMi thotius'i bii b.Vtibl-ei:li!MUj-l4..fh<-fks in the K»«inin»d liums 1‘rrscrlM
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SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
“Al Union Station*'
Telephone 4(10 Night Phone 226
recoid for, longest service of any one
thi* olfice of the county supenntend-
fxjuaa.-SuiiUi .CaiTuJiJiJ*. His* uioiiuaatJon lut of education when hi? m>steiy
Tuesday for a fifth term adds further
tothishiuior which has lK‘en conferred
by few stales oh any citizen, and a
clear demonstration of the hi>:h es
teem in whiih h«“ i> held by ihl* \ .»!-r.'
hill’’ was passisl for the apparent pur-
pose of l>eheading a menilH*r of the
county hoard ' and oT tdw* hfKird of
>choo! trust»*es of Hunter district in
which Clinton is located. When the
hou*e ex.epp old man jH>te johnson, 15 West Main Street Phone 101
and he is stone dr-ef. he piek<Hl “when (laboratory for Prompt Repair Service
i ami you were young maggie,’’ and
mniy other fine encores, and then die
broke his bow jer.king out a high n,)te.
Clinton, S. U.
The Clinton Chronicle — $1.50 a Year
The return of Senator Smith to Con-
hold effort was made to come in and
take over the management of the local
piof. jed ruskin from cedar lane,
give several articles on his gitlar and
mouth organ, while he was playing
gre?s with his long experienre, influ- srhtwls wHhtmt consultings "daisies wont tell.” you could aKually
eiue and senmrity, will enable him to the patrons became aroused and jbe daisies thru the window.
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continue the faithful w,.r4: he has done dignant. W'hen strong appeals weie soon as he struck the tune
for hi? stale for the past twenty-four made to avoid outside interference in .-my jfoat’s a nanny,” we had to;
years. South t'arolina ha,? shown good a school district that was functioning fjont door.
if you had of benn here, you would ^
of said this was the Wst fidlers con-!
vention that ever was hell in this
commuiiit>. it was enjoyed by all, but
judgment by refusing t-*. surr«-nder -a ■ well, both lTi~itT~finanrTn1 operatT-tTf?
P'vsitton of jMkwei and influence in and high typ<‘ of scholastic woik, and
Washington and by refusing t » e' - w’hen a petition lH*ai ing o\ ei tw’o
ebavgi a top ^eat in an-artieipate.1 thou.sand signatures, exiiiessing this
DenvKratu* administration for a oot- .sentiment, was disiegaided and
torn sa:»i. pigeon-holed, and the (latrons com- fj„^.iy ^ with evertioddy
b- ' pletely ignored—then there sprang up J again.” i will
THE JOBS ON *1 HE F.\KM over-night a solidity of opposition
- TtKre are l.M diffeirnt jobs to In* among the people that unmistakably
Co re on a farm, declares a recent IxMik expressed itself Tuesday.
1 temi-og t ; portray the complexity And, this same re:*entnu*nt will ex-
o! farm life. The e.-limale is Cv<n.?er- press itself in this sm-tion
vat.\e. Take corn, fur instance. stronger two years from now.
The farmer plov ? his ground. He" '
even
singing
rite or foam in the reglar news next i
weak. I
yores trulie.
mike Clark, rfd,
corry spondent
h II w- the giound and roll? il. He*
stlivl.- his see?! corn, shells iL puts
u r. a machine and plant? it. For sev-
♦ .;fl Weeks he cultivate? th» growing^
«. Then lie hu?ks it, haul.- it to the
bait ?h«j\ei? It into a crib. 0\ci
a pci ;*h1 of s«*vera; months he takes
It out in basket-- and carries it to the
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Nobody’s Business
By Gee Mcflee
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|[)OCTOi<»
JOHN JOSEPH GMHESMDl
Common Sense Relegated
•Vutomohiles are now m inufaciured
for normal size persons, .■? imebody
^ that was b feet long, with 2 good
Alo g n the fail when the pigs are hands, and ” g,»od leg?, dei’del that
fat he s’.ays theny hangs tliem up hy^ hand^rottle on th«- steering^ “ THE “OLD RELIABLE—
the heel?. dies?es them and dismem-1 wheel of motor vehicles should be. Say what we will—^^try out whait we
hers them. The hams and other parts eliminated and a little useless “trick- may the fact‘remains that our old
he r bs with salt, hangs in the smoke may-dotigt*” put on the dash t.) take friend iodine remains the cheapest,
hou?t .\fter the-hams are pro|>erly its place. He was wrong. niost reliable, best antiseptic. The*
tourist with a couple of ounces of
Over 20 per cent of'the people iodine in his kit, may feel
vuied he emlosesy them in sacks and
st'oe? them in a cool dark place.
Tlecn in the course of the winter he
i take^ ^^^he Hams out one h\ jone and
carves slices of them to go along “with
his breakfast eggs and coffee. Thus
tin* corn cycle is,cxiinpletevl. The -orn
becomes farmer. .And the farmer ac
quires strength to go out and plow’
his fields again and make another
crop.
The gentleman who wrote this hook
has wielded a pen more than a hoe.
One hundred and fifty-four will not
ttnve automobiles lUH’d a throttle or assurance that he has the
axceleratur mighty bad on the application know n for
ing wheel, and it wouldn’t cost ovei* recent, open wounds. Indeed,
10 cents more to put oile there. This tourist-kit is complete without this
habit was contracted from looking at ti'»H*-h.)iiored, tune-proven enemy of
llte dash or switchboard of an ^ir-1bacteria,
plane—that is, the habit of not install- remember that the skilled,
ing them where they are needed surgeon, preparing tq do a
• worst. "cupital operation,” first cleanses the
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The “Public’s Screen”
Advertising today, especially in newspainns, i.s the greatest busine.ss-
getter there is. This is acknowledged hy men who know. Peopirread ad
vertisements in newspapei-s. They have l>een e.iucijted to do' so. Every
merchant in our town ought to advertise.‘You remomlier the story aliout
John Wannamaker? The first day he wa.s in busine.ss his receipts were
$24.64. He kept the 64 cents and s^yent the $24 the next day in adverti.sing.
We all can’t duplicate thjs feat, but according to the best statistics avail
able THREE PER (^ENT OF THE ('.R(TSS SALES SHOLLI) BE-PET
ASIDE FOR ADVERTISING.
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^ Possibly you will say, “I don’t need to adverti.<e. I’ve been in this town
thirty years and everylKidy knows me.”
Ihobably th^- do, but did you ever stop to think of the sales you lose
becau.se your fellow competitor advertises? He may advertise the .same
have in stock, but the ])eoplc don’t know you have them. The
other fellow gets the .sales becau.se he adverti.*«es. And. then., how much
more l)usine.‘-^ you would do if you did advertise!
1 site iif incifion w’ith soap and watA'r;;
'•then he swab? the entu'e field withl
When you are going up a hill in . c • j- .u j u ci
* xwviir ..... i,.... , . tincture of iodine; then, a dash of!
stArt ttclusl nunit^r of lobs on ^ ^Dur Citr snci \ou nsp|>vn lu stop or i u i * au
the artu.l number of job, u down ami w.'nl u. ..tart aKain. ‘k'
-- 1 heie-s the way to do it; Put your left“P*™*'"" P™*'*****!*
, We kuuvy ol une mefehent who advertLsed a lot of .gootls at 19 cents a
POLI'HCS
■ foot on the-iluteh. put your riKhtfm.t:^‘‘:‘J>' *"'* J**'’
I. a demmuwfe-eounTry there .o,, - Jhe^^t hrahe, and put V„ur other 1
iicc«aaaril> ^ a great deal of political ^ .!!!!. » The uses of iodine are many. Inter.
activity during the season which pr^- ',‘!*^. ^*** nally, iodine ranks among our firi^
ceedt election. All in all. it seems that if you will use all 1 of your
the depression has in many instances! * at the same time,
increased the number of candidates!
and subtracted from the amount ofl .>’ow, Mr. Jones, if your wife should: the form of iodides com^ the most
paid publicity they were able to use. i decide to u?e youi car—and you know serious of blood toxemias. I would
The longer one lives, the more he she ain t but •> feet 4, she cai. t reach think of iodine first, if 1 were to name
agents as a blood^alt^rative. It puri
fies bad blood by destroying the con
taminating agent or agents. Iodine in
realiies that there is a great deal of, that foot throttle with her dainty lit-1 humanity’s greatest benefbctor in the
comedy mingled with politicians and tie foot without lying flat down in th**, way of a medicine,
tlut it ia not wise to take any racelyest so’s she can’t see thru the wind*. This week I was informed by a
with too groat aeriousneaa or to judge Uhield—mind you, she could drive your friend of a new*use for iodine. He had
^remMt ns a vindication of anything’car all right if it carried a throttle • acquired an acute case of sunburn,'
in portion Inr. Very few men go into'^n the wheel, but yo'u say, “.Adjust amounting ali|(ost to blisters. In ag-
politics frnin a aonso of duty. rather j the seat? ’ Mell, if you are in the^dny, he took the first agent at hand,
than for the h^ of personal prefer-• front seat with her, your legs can^He put a teaspdonful of tincture of
ment and aelfiih gatn. ! get under the dash — with the seat; iodine into a glass of water and bath-
is loft untamed in the: moved up
tn he eiictod, it b usually aj
of - <lefoctivo politicaJ tpsionj
ed the affected skin freely—“furious-
j ly,” he said. He obtained immediate
Your small sons and daught^s will relief. He^ried it again and again in
yard. They co.st him 27 cents. He took a clean loss, but while the .sale wa.?
going on he could buy new goods at It cents. He put them in with the
other goods and the result was that he cleaned his shelve.^ of the old goods
and he broke even on the deal. Advertising and good buVing liquidated hi<
stock without a loss.
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We can't all be John Wannamakers. but we all
can advertise in pro
portion to our business. Results will be sure if .vou adverti.se honestly and
give sen-ice. A newspaper can bring people to yo..r can't liiulu
people buy your goods. Your clerks mu.st do that, and it depends on the
service you give as to how jiuccessful your business will be.
MAKE BUSINESS GOOD — .
YOU CAN DO IT THROUGH
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