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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CUNTON, S. C.
Ollyr (Slinton, (Elprdntrlr
TkmMAti IfOt
j WILSON ,W. HARRI^ Editor *nd Publisher
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iti correspondents.
poo on them. We paid a little sum j rens, S. C., on Thursday, September
do^ when we built them.- j 10^2, and we will also on the same
I pay apply to the Gouit for a final dis-
TgUBSPAY, OCTOBER 6. 1B32
Our Liberty Bond obligations ainlt [^^charge from the duties of our trust
enough to worry about. They amount j as i^xecutors of saip estate,
to sonoethlng. like $16,750^000,000,. If j persons having claims against j
we taxpayers will stop eating, go riak-i the estate of the said Mrs. .Sara Eliz- ■
Copeland will file
' ed and stay out of picture shows for | abeth
75 or 80 years, why, we can retire
every ohe of these evidences of debt.
‘ The bonus demands and the com-
ppn.«ation accounts, unpaid to date,
are only a drop or so in the bucket.
By walking everywhere we have to
go, and staying at home all the time,
we can wipe out that, tiny $4,oOo,000.-
000 in considerably less time than 05
years.
the same.
itemized and Ajerified, on ’or before
said date^ or be foreveit barred.
MRS. I.AN'A C. YOUNG, Executrix, j
J. C. COPEL.\ND, Executor. i
Itc. I
Union Man Kills
Father With Gun
t
WE PAY CASH
For late model automobiles. Chevro-
lets and Fords preferred. Also will
refinance for you. ,
GILES CHEVROLET CO.
Clinton, S. C.
I The unpaid balances on our public
schools really ought not to be men-
Union, Oct. 3. — Harley Wood, 22,
blew one .<«ide of his fa.ther’g head off
■ ■ r- 4. their home near>Jiebe today shortly
after they returned from a hunting
( LINTON. S. ('.. CKTOBER 6, 1932
bonds for these necessities aggregate , . • . ,
/ynA Ann u . . ,, trip and ba.sed his reason for the slsv-
-■ less than $9,000,000,000, but not much I ? ’
I had,<»
, , ... . c' '"If cryptic statement,
'less. We ought to get every cent of (jo*it” •
1 !these collaterals into our own hands) u’ArH xiaa faian * < a .j .u
' A lavrvef’s life is .full of trials, but'cern him and that his loyalties are 10,2 or 3 weeks before judgment day. ^ j
that s the wav he makes hts living. be sold for his ambitions. In sucht. -< * ' t •
itcife the sincere man cannot yield ' The puny sum of $3,000,000,000 now
found him guilty of shooting his 46-
Yes, indeed. We agree with all thal^unles.s he first surrenders his convic- being wasted by our government
year old father, J. Wylie. W5iod, a
you have been saying about the
!'«^ion.
de- tions; the man withino conviction be-i 5»craping mud from useless rivers and
prr*
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.Fast think. In a few ww-k.- ryuv we
«il! h«- busy eleiting ltt»oseveit.
yond his own ambitioh.s can and will
ghe ground for what he may get out
of it.
There were no eye witnesses to the |
harbors and constructing 75 to 100, , ... , ,
, , L Mj- Ml except Mrs. .1. W, Wood and i
un-needed public buildings will i * i * * . *
^ , , rr II .. I she refu.sed to make a statement at
to pay back. If we will quit , . . ... ., '
* ^ the coroners inque.st, a.s did the son.)
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H. D. HENRY
P. M. BOLAND
H. D. Henry & Company
INSURANCE
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if.
STOCKS
BONDS
REAL ESTATE
Police learned, however, that father!
If we were all as hone.*t as we think
.■fthers ought to be, what a Wiinderfu!
Wwrld this would he.
Reading the new paivr< an.l keep
ing posted on current event.s helps th,
r hool student to get good mark..
easy to pay Dack. it we
Truth is alway.s under the fire of i i-nioking, chewing, drinking, and cuss-
it.s enemies and has also within tliejing for only 20 years, the money we .returned from a
gaU-.< of Its citadel i^nother enemy, will .save will turn the trick. hunting trio and that as the father
who tempt.s with the (juick peace ofj —
cnmpr»»mis<*. This is the traitor .vho i.s The combined bonded debt, exclud-
leady to me<*t the ei;. my on tho mid
dle ground where defiouse .surrenders
all its advantage.s or will yield a gate;
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LOANS NEGOTIATED
walked in the back door of the home
just outside the city limit.s, the son
as he
init the .Itf.c.ts of our several states 1 death-dealing eharire
elt es. tou ns and school d.stnc 3 eou d I
not possibly be in excess of $25,000,-, ,,, neiehUors, who told
000,000, in,-ludin); New York and Chi-
Thanksgiving day is ajiproa hing.
£.r*d rtvo«t Ilf us ought to Ik* Inankful
that ouV-yondiUon not as. had as vre
ii» .'cr'.'e. V \
or tower under the .-pur ,of fear, and
o de.=troy the integrity of hi.s city. cago. W'e wont know w'e owe a penny
Much honest conviction and rnaiiy ! <-f this money in another 100 years.
institution.s built upon it have gone ■*
di.wti through aiich Nin rctulcr to ov-, But Europe-owes US about $20,000,-'
to 4^0 it.”
DRS. SMITH & SMITH
pedienev. Remembering thi.s, clear-, 000.000. 1 will sell my interest in that
Th<- amount of money in the pay
4nvtlo|f4* tho.^^e ^uys, is not so impor
tant a; the ability of the mar to
make it l.a.-t from ore pay day to the
tiXl.
whole-heart<’d men have i “fui rin” debt to the first man who
Optometrists
sight'd and
'tinill ta.'te for compromise. They j offei .-> me 15 cents in legal tender, and
fight for their standard.s or fall le- it wont have to he so tender at that,
side them. Were it no>t for thi.s gallant Wlieii wejget that money, jaybirds
ubstinacji of the free spirit, few [will be laying elephant eggs, mice will
thii gs
would
the
ever have
service
A I.Al IIXIU.E UNDERTAKING
Extensive plairs are now under way
f r the citv.^ ule evangeli>tic n cam-
SPECIALISTS
Eyes Examined Gias«ea Preaertbed
15 West Main Street Phone 10i
worth, while would ever have I e r.ding bicycles. Our private debts—
I'ten w n or held for the service of what wo owe each other—amdunt to
aian. j possibly $75,000,000,000, but as no-
\Ve sKfuld have con ’. tions and tnei*’*'**^ nobody, why | for Prompt Repair Servir.
courage to stand by them. I; pays about them. ^ Clinton, S. 1.,
HUGH L. EICHELBERGER
NEW YORK LIFE MAN
Ten Years Experience *
Professional Insurance Information
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The Clinton Chronicle — $1.50 a Year
pa.gn lieginning here on Oct. 19th, and h,, .sure you Are right—-then go ahead i
without compromising or apologizing
a<-
of the
Item*
from the unu.sual 'interest already
k*-.ured. it is exj»ectcd to prove a
g'cat stimulant to the religious life
tf the community.
Th« approaching me-ting has been
i .angf d by the local mini.steria!
«o ati'Mi and the chur h people
< t> shoul.l heart ly coni-rate with
I i' {la'lor'i :n this laudabb u.f.icrtak-
Uig. The meeting i.- for t'Iin..»n -fov
th«»'e who are in and out of the ^■
enanh. ,lt will be interdenominational n
H itv s.ojM.!. without attempt or p.e- jj,
U xt tu interpret it into the channels
if dehominatitmal viewpoint.
To lead the campaign, the Rev. R.
McQuilkin of ('olumbia. outstand
ing preacher and Bible s-holar, has
b«'» !i ch<»sen. We are of the opini«in
toet nr c-xeellent choice has been made
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.or your stand, whatever the (p-iestion
involved may Ik*.
13 Years Ago
Elat Rock Asks for a Government
Building ,
flat rock, s. C., ock. 3, 1932.
mr. hubbert hoover,
Washington, d. (’.. ,
(leer sir:
i have benn a.sked by our (hamber
;if yotfimersc to rite or foam at once
to plese have about $100,000 appropri
ated to flat rock to bild a new pofct
iffis and fedderal bilding in our mist,
Simpson has purchased half''”"* "ill, do so befoar it
of lnterx*>! Prom The Chronicle
of 1919
W
in the furnituix*
Galloway.
businc'S of
ih all g me. that is. the $3,000,000,000
\ou* la«t congress promised us. i
Jfaf=if=:j|=uf==jrz=ir=ii=ii=af==ira=if==ii=jp=r
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Latest Styles-Fine Quality
At Lowest Prices We Have Ever Offered!
Kirk Godfrey, son of Mrs. iWie' j
Ciodfiey. accidentally killed himself!"""*""^ "f iweive and the
Dr. ('. A. Saxon died at his home
to the sele-tion of .Mr. .McQuhkin, who i,j 7.")th vear of age.
>» recognized as one of the greatest *
Saturday afternoon while out hunting, m ister complains because it has
I r(> back door to same, it allso leaks
I when Tt rain.s, and is made of wood,
and that makes us run a risk about
our male getting burrtt up if the post.
Bib e tt .ichi rs in .America, and he d»H•^
iol r<*4<l this newspa|M‘r (»r any other
ag( rry <»r j>erson to “dium up’ a
m w .TTktr him"through high pressure
methods.
Our* iHM jde should unite in making
ct thi Mctjiiilkin rtieeling a nol.ibl *
\e\«nt .\i imitation is extended to
w mU-'s of all churches, and to the
p^dic a: large, to uite in thi.s meet-
injrvn order that it may prove a great
hle-Xng to Ulinton and the com
munity.
BackXto God and to rcligums and
51 ritua'Xvalue^i should he the prayer
ar-d attit^ie of all our people as the
rx \ \al dra\\s n«*ar.
Mrs. ('. M. Bailey has Ihhmi elected
president of the Civic Improvement
ass(c:ati<,n for the coming year.
offis waster get burnt down.
Mrs. W. T. Vance of this city, died
Sunday night at the home of her
oaughtei, Mrs. (iuy C. Pitts.
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.Miss Nancy Ow’ens has returned
f-nini an extended visit to Wa hington
where she was the guest of her aunt,
.Mr.s. H. L. Scaife.
Gary Dillard and Carlton Winn are
hack in town after receiving their dis
charges from ithe army.
we have newer hell fedderal coart
at this-place, hut we could hold it if
we had the bilding, as we have sevvral
feddral judge.s that aint^l^izzy more
than one-third of the time, as they
don’t try nothing but cases wh^e the
b. e. f. vetterans are suing the gov
ernment, and a few little haff-pint
whiskey cases, we could get up a lot
of such cases on short not is.
Th
SrtJKTSM ANSHII’
hv t ong tlm
;g ;n\it distingui.-hes a gen-
airv >p 1‘.'luaiiXfiom' a “bum sport’’
15 :h;.t tho'f wht^ have the .-pirit of
lonlv
.Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Blakely aic
now making their home in CHnlon.
sjn -t -in .:i h.p not\onfy Know how lo
w: g'.n I f li'.y. bat how ta lost* un
con.p.at,.i.g’.\. Tht; difference lM*tween
s g«"'U!i.< portsman and the other
ki'.d 1.- :iia: \ »ur real sport.sman never'
rt:es i«i shift the responsibility for h:s
fa.) ure upon somebcxly else.
We have bmg believed that the
sporting attitude toward life is the
sounde>t
Miss Minnie Little of this city, and
n. D. liraiuiun uf »5tatvabt.d\>t
this monney would help flat rock
'-•itizons a right smart and put thou-
-sands of them at work, and they need
work; red cross flour has give out
and So has our local crop of corn an-
soforlh. i will give you below a list of
fir.' class contractors wjio will he t
glad lo put up this feddral bilding for'
you in flat rv>ck. as fcdlowers:
were united in marriage
4lh. in Statesboro.
on .lanuarv i
of ail philoLophies of liviiig. Texas, Mr. .lames
Trv- your bi-t to win. hut if you lose r
lic„ t aoL Jl -laJilame. aamgbs). Jy.
else for \our failure. Nine times out
of ten, pe; pk- ^fet whatever rewards
On Thur.sday Mr.-^. .1. F. Jacobs, Sr.,;
entertained her father, ('apt. T. .1.*
Duckett, in honor of his 7(’)th birth-,
■ day. The following gue.sts were pre.s-j
ent; ('apt. and Mrs. Duckett, Dr. and
Mr.s. .lohn.W. Young, Bluford Uope-
Simp.son,
1’, .Adair.
mike Clark, rfd. bilder.
(Mark sons, contractors.
(Mark hnns., hilders and contractors,
(Muik A'tMark* archit«'cks.
(Mrfrk construction co., lumber,
mike Clark, rfd., cement and lime,
(Mark, ('lark & (Mark, brick and
plaster. ^
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e of the most f>ve (’hrist-j inspector: i will handle
mas*^orvices ever witnessed in for you at $2 per day. we ne^d
so, mi. hoover, kindly send the
[monney at on.-e and ^^pecerfication for
i the guvverment bilding.' dohT~^hd’ a
A Carload of Latest Styles In Bedroom Suites
V.e don’t believe yru Mill everaii:ain see such low yrices
Ihcjc suits are beautiful in de^ij^n — love’y finish — built for
yeaRv
XCinplctg J^ilh Jiandscnie faur poster bed,, vanity
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Special Values In Living Room Suites
as we are offer in j*
service.
ton was presented in the First Bap- ^ ^^an some of
list church on I>ec. ^2(th by Masses; ^ice
Beic
I a Bailev and Edith .Austin.
MioS Emmie Young has returned to
po. t ( ffi?
them bild
jiut bf use you will let
a new one. rite or foam
rlw r ind.vidiial ability, character and
industry entitle them to. But it is our
«b-'ervatio!V, also, that abo'.^t nine
tirre? out of tt n the man who fails ii
ready to by the blame upon the gov
ern-neni, ur the capitalists, or the
to'?, or anybody else but himself.
True sportsmanship does not imply
taking defeat lying down. The true
sportsman novor kno«a sshon^he is ^ The lit-i.^^7^CE OF FINAL ACCOUNTING
Bierau
dt nt.
.•ollege
where
she is a stu-|
w hen we can get the monney.
B,»rn to Mr. and .Mrs. Cyrus Bai-
yores trulie,
mike Clark, rfd,
corry spondent.
felted. IL never—acceuts^ dede-at as ,
fu.al, but continues to strive to the
ead of the game. He observes the
rales of the game rigidly. If he does
mot
gill has bt*en imined T^lorence fori
jher grandmother, Mrs. W, J. Bailey.
Notice is hereby given that we will
render a final accounting of our acts
and doings as Executors of the Estate
of Mrs. Sara EUizabeih Copeland, de
ceased, to C. A. Power, Probate Judge
The following young ladies have re-
bke them, he may try to haxe ^yj-ned to Winthrop college after the
tkem changed, but so long as the rules holidays: Misses May Owens, Helen
e» they are, he follows tfem Bailey, Mary Ruth Copeland, Irene f-- Laurena Countv S C at fjTi
W. bear a great deal of whining m Hunter. Margaret' Lauren. County, S. C., at Lau
eae days of depression, but every eUkely. Iva Adair and Frances
Ittle while we run across a i O'Daniel b'
mwftaman, who hasn’t let circumstan- ["
CCS lick him, but .is starting out afresh
to try to win the. game of life. To
such man we take o(f our hat.'
(Files of
16th. 1919.)
The Chronicle, January
, COMPROMISE
only final enemies are the good
mad the bad, the true and the false.
Theae are at oddf hi every' struggle,
e^B though the l^man share in their
Nobod]r*s Business
By Gto McGee
Overcome Pains
this better way
Move Over, Please \ '
^ifare may be confusharNeyond divi-j These old United SUtes of ours arel
Yet a man U either fur? tl&t; going to be in mighty fine shape just ’
; W fights for the right or he confesses as soon as we get our highway debts
hiaualf that the right does not con- paid. We owe only about $17,600,000,-
WOMEN who get Into a weak, ma-
down condition can hardly expect
to be free from troublesome ’‘■mall
symptoms.”
Where th« trouble Is due to weak-
ncsfi, Cardul helps women to got
taronger and thus makes It easier for
nature to take' Its orderly course.
Piilnful. nagging symptoms disap
pear as nourishment of the body Is
improved.
In.stoad of depending on temi>orary
pain pills during the time of suffer-
init. tnke Cardul to build up your
reristanoe to womanly aliments.
3-piece Lovely Mohair Suites—$57.50
mo-
A striking example of our low prices! Sefa and two chairs, covered in silk, „,v-
hair, moqnette reverse, spring-filled cushions. 3-plece suites from $42.50 up —
every one a big value. f
COME NOW AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS.
S.
m. S E. H. Wilkes S Co.
CUNTON —TWO STORES — LAURENS