The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 01, 1932, Image 6
PA<iE SIX
Masrnis Meet
Tuesday Night
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THE CLiNTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER1, 1932
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Campbell Lodge No. 44 will hold a'
special meeting Tuesday night, Dec.
6th, at which time officers for the
year 1933 will be' elected. This meet- '
ing is being held on Tuesday night in- i
stead of Friday, the 9th, which is the
regular meeting date, in order that a
joint installation of officers may be
held at Laurens Friday night, Dec. 9. )
with Palmetto lodge. At that time
Right Worshipful George T. Harmon,
deputy grand master of South Caro
lina. will be at d^urens ^and will
speak 40 the joint meeting. H.e 3t'ill
also install officers of both lodges at
that time.
.\11 Masons will please note and ev-
eiy member is ui'i'ed to be present
Tuesday night at 7:30. at which time
arrangements for going to Lauren^
will be made.
RaatfTivi lotion. irhose men who made letters
All Ca. a. T , l^ll© ^l¥lCO D©^10 year',will not be required to fire
vln /Vll*Ot3.te 1 CSUTl the elimination mateh.^
oeasun S r raCUCC| According to Sm-geant Young, about
/ CO matches have already been sched-
COCNTY TUEASrKb:!CS NOTICE
1932
Matches will be arranged w4ib Citadel I fir^,„ all matches, and the t^n high
and Glemsbn, who we’*e met last win-i scores will be counted in each htatch.
ter;.,and it is rumored that a triangu
lar meet between P. C., Wofford, and
The ten high scorers'^ for the entire
season will be awarded block “P” let-
Davndson will be held in Charlotte' ters and marksmanship medals.
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^Ten Places On Team Yet To Be uled for this-seaso^. Other challenges j,some time in the spring. This report
: Filled. Many Matches Already ^ave not ygt'Seen heard from.! has not been corroborated by the mili-
j Have Been Arranged. Actual firing ot matches will beg'in I authorities, however.
j • immediately after the'’Christmas holi-1 The number trying’for places on the
Practice for this year’s rifle team members of the team | team is the largest that has,, reported
began last Monday at drill period. 1^e selected before the holidays be-
Candidates for the team who did not ‘ ^hat no delay will be experi-
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
make letters in this sport la.'^t year
^w’ill fire ah elimination round to se-
! lect the ten men who will fill the va-
* cancies made last spring by gradu-
enced in starting the firing of the
matches.
Several shoulder-to-.‘houlder matches
are planned for the coming season.
far practice in some years. Beside, the
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will make application to
Hon. W. P. Blackwell, Secreta y of
Statq, on Monday, December .^th, 1932,
numerous marksmen in the sophomore! to issue Charter to Blakely-Copeiand
class, there are several candidates! Dry Cleaners Co., Inc.
from the juniqr and * senior classes.’ a. B. BLAKELY Jr.
Ten rpen will be selected to make out ' H, A. COPEL.AND.
a lo-man team. These 15 men will Itc
Incorporators.
L. B. DILLARD’S
COHE:l-A^40
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The books of the ('our.ty Treasurer
will be open for the collection c'f
taxes for the fiscal year. 1932, at tl..
Treasurer’s office from jOc‘^tol)C*r ^
to December 31, 1932. After. Decern-■
ber 31 one per cent will be added. Af- the second year in succession,
ter January Sl.'st, two per cent will be J. B. Copeland, Pre.shyterian end,
added, and after f'ebruary 2Sth, sev-'makes the South Carolina all-.state'
en per ce/it will be added until the | eleven. J. R. wa> on the fir.st string of I
15th day of .March, 1933, when thefthe 1930 S. I. A. A. charnpion.s, and
books will be closed. | 'has continued for thrin* year,- his great
.All persons owning property 'work begun in that year. Last year
more than one school district are re-l^^, both all-sl<ite an.l all-S. I.
DECEMBEirmtrAtS^
Choose your needs from a stock of New Fall .Merchandise at prices lower than they have been since we started in
business in the Fall cf 1907.'Never in voiir experience have you been able to get such quality at present prices.
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We have many articles that we haven’t space to mention, but come and see our goods and prices before you buy.
All ^oods marked in plain figures, and the same price to every one.
quested to^ call fur_rcA'i’i£tsjn.,^'h
L I I- . • i A., aud by his Lcrfprmanco this
school di.'tncts in which ... '
season well deserve.^ the honor attain.
the .several
the properly’ is located. This is impor
tant, as atiditional cost and penalty | J. B. is a native of Clinton, but now
may be attached. j make.> his home in .Spartanburg. He
All able-bodied male citizens /be-|al.-o star.- in ba.'kelbal! and track. His
twei*n lh«‘ ages of twenty-one (21) , selection on the i9o2 all-.state marks
.A ■ • t I
-he close of a brilliant football career.
and sixty (HO) years of age are liable
to pay a poll tax of $1.00. (’(immuta-
tion Hoad Tax .$l.r)0 in lieu of road
duty. AH able-bodie^l men between the
ages of 21 and 5.5 are liable to road |
duty ex -ejO thos** in military service,
i'Cho(d trustees, st hool teachers, min
isters and stud< nts. t‘ The Blakelv-Co-ndand Drv Cleaning
Projur attention will be g;yen tho«e * , • •
wTb; wT^Ti lo-n.TrThiir taxes through U’n:.Alnc._a’ilJi (iiL** BlakelxaM Arthur
MEN’S WORK SHOES
ALL LEATHER
SL45, S1.95, S2.45, S2.95 and S3.45
BOYS’WORK SHOES
Al.L LEATHER
$1.35, $1.95, $2.45, and $2.95
Blakely-Copeiand
To Open Plant
wi-n to |):
the ntai! l>y i hot k. money order. < tc., Co(«eland as pro|»rietor.s. i.s the city’.sj
giving name ()f township and miinber newest,concern now preparing to ojien ^
of school (li.-trict. business on next Tuesday in thcij
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MEN’S UNION SUITS
FINE RIBBED
50c, 75c, 95c, $1.50 and $2.50
.Sta
te Tax '
i njirv < oiiniv Tax
- .5 mills
Road and Brblne
—
m ills
H:+i4r«+a4 Bujid-
.
mill
Road Bonds
G'.
mills
I'as
t Indebtedness
3
mills
.‘'Jtati'W idi* .School I iI-O-
1)
1
mills
Wei
;’.k Srhools
r
mill
Hig
h Schools
2
mills
Const'tutional ^.School
3
mills
T
/
ot:w
.39
mlil.s
Lauren*- SeniMU
Disi
Irifts
No.
L Trinity-Rulge
IG ,
mills
No.
-2. I’ruspevt
IG
iniTl.s
No.
3, BiirkMlale-Narr
lie
17'2
mil’s
No.
1, Bailey
7
milF
No.
.'i. ('opeland-Flt'iiiii
11 g
' K
mills
No.
i'. (Ilk (Irox e
C.
nulls
No.
7. Watts .Mills ■
K
mns
No.
11. l.;.ur.'ns
•>2
in.lls
No.
IJ. Ora
IP-.*
•uilD
^ oum*' Sehool
Dist
ricts
No.
2. b i end-hip (D-i
0
V 24
mi!U
No.
1, Betiianv
19
'rtiills;
No.
.1, (11 a s
17
mills
No.
(i. Central
mills
No.
7. Vi.upg<
17’.
mills
No.
W.iriior I'leek
IT)
mills
No.
III. l/.i’if »rd
21
mills
.No.
3-B. l-'o'.intaMi Inn
21
mills
Dials School Districts
No.
1, (Ireenpond
10
mill
No.
2. Ellen
17’>
nuTls
No.
3, Shiloh (.''ul. 17)
‘>2
mlTls
No.
(iiav ( uurt-Ow
ing.s
21
111 ills
No.
L-3. Bark'dale-N'a
rnie
IH’-
.miTls
No.
S. Merna (Sul. 17)
22
mills
No.
;>-H. Fountain Inn
21
mills
Sulli\an School
Dist
ricts
No.
1, I’rincetnn
o»>
mills
No.
2. Mt. Bethel
1.5
mills
No.
3. Poplar Springs
2.5
luiTls
No.
7, Brewevlon
IG
mlil.-
No.’
iT.’jliekonv 'I'aver:
n
22
mills
Rail
road Tax
3
mills
Waterlm* .School
Districts
No.
1. .M’, Gallagher
.. P-i
mills
No.
2, Bethel Grove
9
niilD
No.
3. Ekt+m (Sul. 17)
niiTls
No.
4, Center Point
14
mills
No.
7}, Oakville
S
mills
No.
♦>, .Mount Pleasant
13
mills
No.
7, .Ml. Olive
21
mills
No.
14, Waterloo
H
mills
Cries*; Hill SrhiHil Districts
No.
13, Gros.s Hill
21
mills
Hunter School
Dist
ricts
No.
3. Rock Bridge
♦»
mills
No.
4, Wadsworth
K
mrris
No.-
7>, Clinton
2.3
mills
No.
6, Goldville
•
IX
mills-
No.
7, Belfa.st
S
mills
No.
K-19, Kinards
s
mill.-
No.
R-42. Heederville
13
mills
No.
IG, Mountville
21
mill'
Jacks School Districts
No.
1, No white school
. 4
milU
No.
2, Shady Grove
11
mills
No.
No.
3, Renno
4, No white school ....
.U>>nuU«
.*. y nulls
No.
6, O’Dell’s
rdnlsil
Ni.
7, Garlington
m.nis
building directely back of I*. S. Jeane.sj
store.
-Thr-ct>m‘e»-n b-V- purehoreii no\vi^ta&.
chinery and exiuipment and will offer'
' a "^nodern service" tTynTrnrtCrn mrtif-' ■
oiks.’’ .Mr. (\»|Hdand is .s|K*nding the;
week in GixH-n'^lmro. N. C., studying
the meth»>d:« of the ne;w-way system to :
be installt*<l here.
The prtnm>ter.s, Messrs. Hlakely ami
iT^ijcland. are iMipular ami well known
young ■ im-ii of the city with many
friend.' who will In* interested in the
anmmr.eemen! of their new bu.'^iness
venture, and unite in ex*en«ling be.d
wishes for their -ueee.'.'.
WORK SHIRTS
WASHINGTON BRAND—Triple Stitched
Now Only 65c
OVERALLS
HAIM* GRADE
Now Only 75c and $1.00
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HEAVY WORK PANTS
- ■ HAI'I* GRADE
-$1;.00 amd S1.50
CORDUROY PANTS
$3.00, $3.45 and $3.95
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COLLEGE KNICKERS
All Wool—$2.50
W^ilkes Big Sale
Starts Frid^
MEN’S TRENCH COATS
Size 34 to 46 — S3.45
rite w dl-kmuvn S. .M.'^v E. H.
MEN’S RAIN COATS
$3.45, $3.95, $5.00 and $6.50
will tnaiiiurate a big furnittre sale
iM'ginning h riday morning and etuit in
ning for "even tlays. Ib*«lro«*m. tlining-
ti-es.-es. stove', glassware, china, sil- ^
wr. etc., will Ih* offeiied at extremely.
Ittw priees during the week’s event.!
The sale w ill bt‘ as gootl news
BOYS’ RAIN COATS
WITH CAPS TO MATCH
Now $1.75
MEN’S ETCHISON
1932 FALL HATS
$1.95, $2.45, $2.95 and $3.45
time «»n the e\e of Christmas.
WAN T S
ONE LOT OLD HATS
Were As High As $,'>.00
Now Sl.OO
U. S. RUBBER BOOTS
All Bought Fall of 19.32
S2.45, $2.95 and $3.45
.NOTIt'K — hunting, fishing, or .
tieqiassing of an.v kind allowetl on
my I ntperty. Jack H. Davis. Itn
2.-*;’ to Mi each. Cabbage plants, $l
per l,tKH», or 1.5c.per 100. Eggs dad.'’.
3,'»c dozen. J. t'. McMillan.
tip
TOR KENT One .‘•-itKim h,lU. 0 on
Ea-t Florida s.rv*el. will lent rea-
t'naldy. -Aup y Jo 1. Willie You.-ig. or
TbgChrouirle office. » l2-S-2e
MEN’S AND BOYS’ CAPS
50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50
NUNN-BUSH”
SHOES AND OXFORDS
Now $5.00, $6.50 and $7.50
.\DITCE I.MIIES
.All laUie.s who are doing sewing for
ine Kvd I'rttS'. wil^plea.'^e return the
gaiment# Mrs. Whitten at their
THORO-GOOD OXFORDS
ALSO OTHER GOOD MAKES
$1.95, $2.45, $2.95, $3.45, $4.00
MEN!SJ5H0RTS aniUERSE YS
25c and 35c
COLl..\!liL's—1 have StHI great big
e-dlanJs that have lKH.*n frost-bittgn
and frozen just enough to make them
strictly fir-t elas.< and the price is 10c,
J. W. Milam, phone 12G. Up
NOTICE—Thi.s is to certify that we
had Sam Young trim and worm the
r.>ots of our fruit tree.s last spring,'
frv>m which we had splendid crops of
peaches. We consit’er him an expert
at this kind of work. L. J. Moore, H.
M. Yoqng, John W. Little, T. J. Bla
lock. Clinton. S. C. 12-2‘2-4tc
WOOL AND COTTON SOX
Interwoven and Other Good Makes—For Men
10c, 1^, 25c, 50c, and 75c.
MEN’S AND BOYS’ TIES
25c, 50c, 65c and $1.00
No. 16, Hurricane 6}UiiUa,i
Scuffletown School DUfricta
No. 1, Long Branch H ?
No. 2, Musgrove H m'lU^‘‘
No. 3, Langston 3 mills
4, Sandy Springs 4 mills 1
PHILCO RADIOS
AND Tl BES
^Sold At
SMITHS PHARMACY
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From Now Until Christmas
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
PIEDMONT SHIRTS
3 for $2.50
MEN’S AND BOYS’ SWEATERS
Some Mixed Cptton and Wool, and Others
AH Wool
95c, $1.45, $1.95, $2.45, $3.95, $5.00
No. H), Lanford -a
N«4 12, Ora —
ml
P*ersons tending in listSfC^ dtunea*,
to be taken off are requeirted to send;
ithero karly and give the township-anuk*?
a^KMl distrkt of each, ai the Treas-1
usn^ia very busy during I
Itoeember. f
D. .ROY SIMPSON,
^ County Treasurer. I
^secial
AMEKICAN.MAGAZINE—
2 years for $34>0.
Tliis offer Kood until Nov. 10.
James W. Caldwell
Ma^aziM Man**
L. B.
Next Door To
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