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THE CLINTON CHRONICLEr CUNTON, S. C.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29: 1932
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WILSON W. HABRIS, Editor aad PubUihor
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congressman (who helped to bust our anny scratching, it settles in their jof a finger and went righti along with'
country^ and tell him to ask the farm; heads and makes their combs swell up | eur own selfish pursuit of the dollar,
j board to supply you. | I like a turkey gol<blers snout., the j We didn’t have time to vote intelli-
■ I poultry vettemerry surgeon says it is
flat rock items ' * fever common to hens and
I miss pearly gates Kad as her din-
TAX SALE
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Her gest last week a girl by the name
of "niis.s faille Johnson, but noboddy
diif not find out where she was from, j
she went home on the cedar"lane buss,
so • it looks like she mought- of henn
yores trulie,
niike Clark, rfd,
corry spondent.
CHEATING OURSELVES
The ftory is told "!of a dishone
For Salesday in October, 1932.
Listed in name of Flether Irby.
gently. ' j All that piece, parcel or lot of land,
Now we are reaping the rewards. Of I lying, being and situated in the Town
clourse the house we built leaks and*of Clinton, Laurens County, State of
bounded and describe
piece of
Cotton
, ^ , , 1 .Mills, and bounded by the lands of
.. iciirton Cotton Mills (formerly W. E.
taiHUhe next house as U should be.; Estate), Jones Little, and the
2t Our democratic government isnl at
cracks and threatens tq collapse. But i South Carolina, bounded and de
we can’t blame it on the other fellow.-l cd^as follows: A triangular pi<
VVe built it ourselve.4. ! lying west of the Clinton (
ki
from cedar lane, she spent 2 nights
frith her and one day. worker. He and his fa'mily were roof- fault-. The fault lies with w’e voters
‘ —— — hess, whereuTH>n certain good Sa- who built it| We have been cheating
aiHiut 3 months ago, our feller maritau decided-t(*-~aurpcise thij^ poof i ourselves.—Batesville (.Ark.) Guiiie.
t Avn.Hnan, josh patterson, ordered off man with a comfortable room. So, |
CLINTON. S. C., SEPTEMBER 29, 1932
—Some- men- arr-^welK
tftev are hard-to-do.
room.
to a mjai! order hou-e in texas for a without teMing his purpose, he hired
fine bird dug puppy with a long ped- the builder at a fair wage to build a *
digree for $15. cash with letter, the l^ouse on a Sunny hill, and then went
•^eid puppy and peddigree was received on busine:s to a far-aw-ay country,
in dew coarse, but she has turned out The builder was left at work with no
to be just a common dog for rabbits w^^tchman but his own honor. “Ha,”|
ansoforth with verry long ears, josh said he in his heart. “I can skimp the j
will sue for his monney, his feelings material and .-scamp the work.” So he
I has benn badly hurt, and he is mad at went on spinning out the time, put-
the whole state of texas. •* I ting in p^or service, poor nails, poor
timbers.-. - < ^
SPECIAL
(iood Until Nov, 10, 1S.‘]2
R€:d Book—$2.50 per year.
McCall.-f .Magazine—$1.00 per yeir.
Red R«M>k and .Mcf'all’s—$2.7.».
/a.mes W. UALDWELL
colored Presbyterian church, and
known as a part of the Charley Parks
and~Elizg Parks land, conveyed to me
by T. C. Sumerel and W. M. Sumerel,
on Ahe 12th of Oct., 1S99, to continue
the same right and permission of
right-of-way to the spring, or con
veyed U) fie in my title. The said
tract contains about 4 acres.
C. L. OWENS, Sheriff.
9-29-41C. Laurens County.
because-to find some way to^ sot\'C l1tis~pfDh-T ' j' i; . u.:. i.;=
the tooth dentiat who practised h.s When the good Samaritan returned.
Icm. In the meantime, thV upwaid < - «ntn me gooa
. J u I ' 1. profession in flat rock fqr 3 months builder said- That
trend has l>egun in many commodity J _ ouiiaer saiu. inaw
:ty
s a fine house
.f i- J # • / 4 11- J 4 1. u I 4i I 4 la^t year, who ancers to the name of i Kuiu on the hill ” “(iood.’l was the
To forgive and forget is fine; to lines, and the whole outlook .seems to , wo: ' ouiu on tne mu. , * .
dr. hubt>ert. was back m town Jor a ^^pjy ^^ove your folks into Jt at
give and fdrget is finer. ' be toward better priced, which means,
— " ; in the long run, the resumption
'Alien an idle gossip nH-et.*^ an idle pioduction and the re.'toration
f few days in august for the purpose house is yours. Here is
^ ‘ of trying to collect some out standing, deed.” The builder was thunder-
rumor they b(>th go to work.
prosperity.
Ix-ading a double life may get you
th«-ug)r just twirc^ as Quit k.'
tooth plugging and pulling detts. he i n^. realized that, instead of
newer got enough actual cash to pay eheating his friend, he had been in-
^ for his gass and oil while h«*re.( most dustrially cheating himself when- he
f his customers are being fed by the, kWw'lt Ws TitsToW house
Wouldn’t It l>e nice if .•summer came
(vciy winter and w'nler came every /'ro.*-.!; chapter are invited and urgeJ
A ( ALL TO OUR WOMEN
.At a meeting to be held in the city cros.s flour company, uncle tarn,building
this afternoon, to which the !ad:e.s of That il'ustrati
this area a.s designated by the Red
See.Our
New Trench Coats
Officers and Civilians
Special Price — $3.45
L. B. DILLARD
summer
EAST \S WEST
to be present, plans wwiU be made to
utilize several thousa.io yard.- of cloth
allotted Clinton to be made into gar-
tration reminds us vividly!]
of the predicament our voter-s and ^
the last govverment cotton estimate taxpayer.^ find themselves in today. * ^
Make Our Store Your Uptown Headquarters
hurl bizness a right smart in our sec- suffer under a burden that has ^
tion. everboddy was looking for a low-’ almost unbearable. The> wail I
er rf |)ort, but it proved to 4»e higher. ‘ about the burdens of .^
East meets \\ e.-st in the 1932 senes ments for di.stnbu.ion thus winter K’ligston, o'ur leading farmer who taxation, wasteful and foolish govern- ♦
nfening >fe ^;rday with the .New York among the poor and needy. It is a call
Yankees (b fending the F'.asl and the to “home .service” and officers of the
Chicago Cubs championing the cau.-H* b).-al and county chapter are hoping
of the West. ; that there will be a generous response
L'.asQbalj hi tary will l>e written this on the part of the ladies. The cloth is
taxation.
has hell 4 crops of cotton alreddy, took n^t^tal expenditure, graft and cheap
when the news ^ r.., • •• - -
yt ar if The susjH-r.H- in the .-series is lontributed by the Red Cross national still a verr\- sick man, but jrunk on the power of the
maintained as successfully as in the hcad<juarter.s and our people should
league competitions. .May the besi take advantage of the timely offer
U-am win.
MIL!) WINTER PREDICTED
According to statistics compiled by
the weather man, the United States is
in for another mild winter. It seems
)Vith the coming of winter there
will be many, both white and colored,
in the Clinton area who cannot pro
vide against the .suffering that always
come.? with freezing '.veather, tho.se
who are without money, credit or
high blood pre--sure when the news t},4.y not criticizing ♦
come in that spot fcotton had broke h«>ure they built themselves. X
a bile and he .'‘aid he had^l) be -» ^ .hurt time ago most of us
took to the hosspittle in the amber- nion* money than braiii-s and when
in>prove<l a little bit on tuesday when ^lnv:phty dollar, we openly voted for
tutton went back up 15 points. | supported candidates of a spend-
* thrift character, knowing when we
that weather bureau records show a j cniployment. It is to help nn- fri^pds who
miss Jennie vieve smith, our scholL so that we were "slipping in shod-
principle. a>sisied by her twin sister., materials” in the governmental
mU.-* sallie veeve. allso a scholl j gjrmrture we were building. We knew
ei. put on a nice lawn party on thu***-' government, justly and econom-^
day to the sattisfaction of all her, administered, required our so-
WE PAY CASH
For late model automobiles. Chevro-
lets and Fords preferred. Also will
refinance for you.
GILES CHEVROLET CO.
Clinton, S. C.
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- - , ... „ - invited, they had *'ber thought and honest action, yet we';)
succession of mild winters since 1926 foitunati* families that the Red ( ru S pantermine play in which "oboddy thoughft with the snap \ \
erxeeded by a S4*r:es of cold winters coni..buling millions of ar«l/ of ^-vver said nothing, but just acted,
w nich centered around the hard winter T^^h to be made into garments. The doing on a bed sheet C!li/IIT*l-k Jfr QH/flTTH
I <■ 11,IK During the intervening eight! that comes to our women to as- stretc'ned up behind a lamp.' l/lv&o &lvll 1 la Ot 01x111x1 '< >
cold years were gradually! si t in this charitable wc^rk should 1^^
a new di.'sease has broke out
amongst the chicken raiSers in our
years
bU ndiriK into the w«r.i, yoirs. As the; "'••I "'thout d.-lay to aid iho.so who
Optometrists
weather man .'sees it la-tt winter was
'are in need and for whom this etner-
irobably the milde.-^l-ol the .-urrent help has been provided
bf-nes and next wi'^ter will begin the
d»>wnwaitl IretKl. which is never sud- "*
midst and :t keep.s them^from laying
anny egg-s a.ul they mope around all
Agixeable, good news. this, to the*
I ililf .v.,.—Lhic^uut dc.xtitute, the
tuinish--
Nobody’s Business
By Gee McGee
dav and .e<t.n to be too lazy to do
we.faie ageficle-i mat rnu-'l
De l and warm cloth.ng. Disagreeable
<•{. A .s to the e>>al irdu.''tr>.
Re-intr(»during the hima
The nt w “Hoover** overalls are blue
But, this long-distance weather fore- (naturally), and they have no p • k-
la-t may go astray, so it won’t pay to ct.>: you don’t need any po.-kets. a
13 Years Ago
I'hronicle
of 1919
SPECIALISTS
Eyes Examined (tiasees Prescnited
15 \\>,«« Main Street Phone 101
H. D. HBNRT
F. M. BOLAND
H. D. Henry & Company
INSURANCE
STOCKS
BONDS
REAL ESTATE
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|La»Hiratory for Prompt Repair Service j |
LOANS NEGOTIATED
Clinton, S. C.
i aiik (11 D. tol>t‘r weather in January
ur d February.
_M ss Myrtle KetHi and Greer Ttnld
were married at the hdnie of the
you have nothiilg to put in ’em ex
cept your hands and a.< they have no
-.u l enders, you’ll need .v<»ur hands to bi id*’< parent-^, Deo. 25th.
hold your overalls up with.
LHlUDli ENUE
Cai i»ei’> Weekly gives the follow-
ng Inia V Itgures* for the “good old One of the most striking features
•lays.” It i- revealed -that -from -UL-aLuitt these “Hoovex’_’_.ayeralbi i
l usbi ! ( f 'rn the distilb r g *t four have a strap near the waist-hand for
rail )!!.- of w-hi.-key. which retailed at canying'a 21 pound >atk of Red ('ros.s
Md.oO. Ibe rest of tho.-^e involved in flour, and furthermore they art ma le
tb. niaiuifaituie and consumption of slightly stronger in the .seat so’s park
the wlu.'Kty made the fullowuig out In-nches
iiuieklv.
$.25 (■' — ■.
4.10 .Another thing, the.«e overall.-, havt
Mr. and .Mrs. John ('alhoan Davis,
oelebrattil their fittieth wedding an-
on i>ee. —22nd; - with—Hietr ^
•hi'dren. grandchildren and a numbc'r
of fiund> present.
cf It:
The faimer got
The government goi
The rail load got
The maujfactart r got
The dairyman got
The retailer got
'i he f on-^umer got
His wife go(
His children got
Will righr-thinking
-the rvtoru jjf .UL-luLsli
Ml. h a disiiibutitn of it.^ return.'?
.Mi^s Nina Martin, sister of Miss
ttH> Connie Martin, has accepted a posi-
ti)>n in trie gratle sChtxd faculty, suc
ceeding Miss McCord of Greenwootl.
1.00 rubber draw-strings on them so that
1.00 they will fit you when you are full
.15 and fit you when y(»u are empty. In
7.00 other \v.)rds if the wearer tlieivof
DRUNK were to .stumble upon a square meal
HUNGER he would not have to bother about the
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K.AGS stummick expansion: the; ale trade
citizens allow lhat-a-way.
iA.makes — • —
Dr. B. O. Whitten of I'olumbia, su-‘'p3
perintendenl of the. State Training ^
s,-hool to be located hert*. arrived in I
the c.ty Monday to enter upon his du-j
ties.
.A wetld.ng of interest and surprise.
to thei; friends •K-curred on Christmas ” ’
-..j^day when l4:dc...Simpsua becameJ.|
at- . bride of WilLam Roy Pitts of i [
I HE I O.ST OF LIVING
The cost of living has In-en gradual
ly declining in the United State.- for
Un year.-,. Today is nearer to what it
W8S befuic the war than it has reach-
tue
lie: no.
.An extra flap will be 'foim
tached to the apron-portion Of thest-
“Hoover” overalls. This uiei e of ma-;
teiial is to he used in patching y uir, Mr*, and .Mrs. U, P
ganut nt from time to time. Th«* 'eft ,n(,vetl in town and
Kg is longer than the right leg: this street,
arrangement became o|H*rative when; -
Adverti.sijiK today, e.spocially in nfW.'jpaiX'i’K, the Kieale.'^t l)usines.<-
Ketter there is. This i.< atknowleilged by men who know*. People read ad
vertise mfnt.s in newspapers. TKeV 'have, been educated .to do so. F.verv
merchant in our town ought to advertise. You remember the story about
John \\ annatnaker? The first day he was in business his receipts were
$‘24.64. He kept the 64 cents and s|)ent the $24 the next day in adverti.'^ing.
We all can’t dupHcate this feat, but according to the best .statistic.s avaTl ’
able THREE PER CENT OF THE GROSS SALES SHOULD BE PUT
ASIDE FOR ADVERTISLNG.
K.tbinson have
are living on;
cd since 1913, according to govern-, an investigation was made amongst y y Briggs, Sam • Kern, R. Z.
merit statistics which have just In-en! unemployed and it was found that. w, i,fht and Claude Workman of the
is.',ued. stood longer on their right legs y ^ .Navy, are at home this week.
The war rent the prices of all com- than on their left legs waitir:g for
modiPes-up^ until, in \)i2Q^ it. co.'t the the gates to open to try to get s job, j J^^^a Owens. .Annie Bailey and
average city dweller just about twice^ihus forcing the right leg? TO "var:].;|:.ip-j;j^ncer. now of Waskmgtdib
as much in rents, fuel, food, clothing j down or shrink up. j the holidays at home.
and the other essentials of life, to say ^ —:
bothiiig of luxuries, as it had cost for i has been found (al.?o) that thc.se: Mr. and Mrs. D. Boyd of the Bel-
the same things seven years before, i overall, make nice shrouds. If you; ^.o^nmumly. have moved to Clin-
In ten years iwi>-thirds of this in-■ should starve lu death and'^your fam-jtor.
creased cost has been lopped off; so ily (if it can be located) is not able; ,
that today the general average of liv-. t,, buy a black shroud to lay you i \ielle Burgess. Corinne Bal
ing costs is only about a third greater, away in. just put the overalls or .Agnes Henry and Elixxbcth
than it was in 1^1913. .corpse backwards, and he will look j young return to Chicora college
The period of high commodity costs all right in same. Some of them su’c:
was, however, the period of our high- niade long enough t«> be pulled di'wni ' ;r::r-
est national prosperity. From 19-22 to over the feet—if you have no .sh:K*8.! w’nole town of Clinton was sad-
1929 prices maintained a fairly even Kindly beg for long ones when .vou ^^e
level oi about Tfl per-Cent ptore thai^jacg, — ^— ! passing of Mro
in 1913. Everi-body was busy, every-1 "
Possibly you will say. “I don’t need to advertise. I’ve been in this town
thirty year.s and everybody know.s me.”
\ 1 home in Spartanburg. Mrs, Harper be-
body was earning more money than, There are no buttons on the Hoov-'^^^^ marriage wax Miss Janie
had ever earned before, more goods «r” overalls. As you can never own Kennedy of th» city
but one pair and must wear that paitj '
all the time, day and night, buttons ‘
were being produced and sold at prof
itable prices than ever before, and the
people of the United States were in a
, , 4 u 4. The Clinton Cltfonicle files, January
are not needed as you wont have to .
happy and contented frame of mind. ■ take ’em off and put ’em on—aS you j * ’ *
Then the sudden drop in commodity will have ’em on all the tim^', or be;
prices began and we have had hardjjn the nude. You will find a little hole,
^times, business depression and unem-i near your left shoulder to hang youri
?pk)yment ever since. ! thumb in while hitch-hiking—and not*
It seems to us that here is conclu-1 giving signals. |
nlve proof that prosperity Is depend-, f
tnl upon high prices. AH of the states- ; The price of a pair of these o\er-
Black-Draught
Glc» Up SInilsI Fedoi
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aMn, Tgponomists and financiers of the ijig jg 2 bags of government T.our ot.1
worid are agreed that is true. An in-{anything else that you might have
tensive and widespread effort b Be-, paid for. If the depression has got;
ing made to find a way of restoring,your shirt, you can get some of these!
and inereasing commodity prices. An’overalls with the sun-back feature jjid
international committee b to meet'that will make it unnecessary for yquj
i^ahoitly in Geneva to prepare the plans i to have a shirt. If yod can’t obtain
and program for • world-wide con-j*ny of these things from your near-
Irrenee of governmenU in the effort; est Salvation Army post, write your
“I have naed Thedtbcd’a Btack-
l>raiigiit for constipation for a
h>ia timr.** wrttn Mra. frYank Cham-
t*tnn. of Wynne. Arte
“If I ir-t up In the mornlna feelliia
a or Blark-
•hill and alttssMk. a done .
I t-atixSt taken ihrna time* a day anil
rauae tHe ferUna to paaa away, and
In a dny orvtwo 1 frel lUce a m'w
l-.-rtton. After nuny yenrs of uae we
wi>uld not exchange BUck-Drauaht
f>ur any medtctaML**
/*. S. — If pan knee CHtuMtaic, #ioo
the new. piraaant-taatfa#
SYRVy of Thedfm^a Mlmck-DrmmghL
Probably they do, but did you evci* stop to think of the .Kales you lose
because your fellow competitor advertises? He may advertise the 4same
have in stock, but the people don’t know you have them. The
other fcdloMT gets the sales because^ he advertises. And; then., how’ muf'h
more business you would do if you did advertise!
VVe know of one m^chant who adverti.sed a lot of goods at 19 cents a
ya^. They cost him 27 cents. He took a clean loss, but while the sale wa
a.s
going on he could buy new goods at 12 cents. He put them in with the
' ‘ dhi
other goods and th^’result wa4S that he cleaned !his shelves of the old goolls
and he broke even on the deal. Advertising and good buying liquidated his
stock without a loss.
We can’t all be John Wannamakers, but we all can a<lvertise in pro
portion to our business. Results wdl be sure if you adverti.se honestlv and
give service. A newspaper can bring peopSTlbyoWSofe. bWlF^c^ make
people buy your goods. Your clerks must do that, and it depends on the
service you give as to how successful your business will be.
MAKE BUSINESS GOOD —
Y(jU CAN DO IT THROUGH
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