The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 30, 1933, Image 2
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T1!E CLINTON CHRONICl^E. CLINTON. S. C.
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1933
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Graduation Gifts
A one-daV special sale
SATURDAY, APRII. 1st
I I 20 Watches In 5 Lots
No. 1—Watches valued at $1.00
cents.
' liOt No. 2—Watches valued at $9.7h
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Lot No. .1—Watches valutKl at $2r»
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Lot No. 4 — Watches
m75—$2r..oo.
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Many AppKcations Thomas H. Cromer
•For Seed Loansf Claimed By Death
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Office
cf- $140,000
valued a!
carry a week’.s limit and will permit
.stopovers at any point up to and in-
cludinif Washington. No stop-overs
will be allowed rft points north of
Washington.
, . The Pullman company is cooperat-
rom Laurens County. Clinton I .Orphanage Technical School!'"a "'ith the Seaboard Air Line in the
ffice To Close Anril 8 ' Passes In Greenville. operaiion of these low farea fey offer-
nice lo v,iu>e y%|irn o. ^ 2n per cejnt reduction
More than a thou.sand application.^} Gieenville, March 27. — Thomas I Pullman fai*es-
4. amounting Cromer, To, retired architect |
Requested!Former H^ad ,oMhe Thorn*ell|
in the
living in the North an opportunity toj
come South on these low- excui'sion'
farea . ' j
SHOE HOSPITAL
A^DS NEW MACHINE
SPECIAL
Expires March 18th
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Red' BooSt, 8, months, $1.00.
American lioy, 6 months,.JiOc.
See me for other specials.
The New Shoe Hospital of this city, f
announce.^ the installation of ai '
JA.MBS W'. CALDWELI.
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for EOvornmont »eed loahs. .amnuntinc .v t.inmer. , n, rrr,r.-„ arrn.r^r, f^on, feCew'York’^hilldl'lDhia'^MU i "“'hine built especially to ,set| | A n^tllina fw le?
... . , and former .supe. mtendent of the^*^®"* *orx, rniiaaeipnia, Baiti-j j ladies’ shoes This conceiTi i • /mllyXlllOK lOl o£lIC«
to over $l«|,nnO. have been forwarded more and-W,ushinKt«n to points in the* rhlsconcetn] J 6
... i ^ ( a • 1 r 4% M 4 l« c* vM apv aliw. ^
^ to Wa.shington from Lauren.s county. ^ Clinton, died at his
No. —Watches valued at $.».> chocks are received from tonight. Ho had boon ill since Fohru-’
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CASH ONLY, or
small deposit
iWn'^'ington and the clerk of court
niD secure one for later deliverj
FRONTIS
Jeweliy Store
rt roid.s the mortgage, thv chcck.s are |
home here ‘ same dates thi.t excur-
ons a.e operated from the South,
y 4 with heW trouble and compIi-iXhrs will gite friends and relatives
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is the third in the state install n|'I'v*nr o UP^ 11^
machine of this type, which will en-! " - TT<*Ill /mU All
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able it to specialise in ladies
clas.s work.
Ving mailed direct to farmers. (),ver( .Mr. Cromer was bo’-n in Newberry
,r?00 ch'ckr have been received in the;’'Minty, the son of F»'ancis Hilliard,
' amounting to more than;Cromer and Nancy Singley Cromer;
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$45,000.
and was a descendant of Maria Beard
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"The government is paying for the i l^‘>tner of Uevolutionary fame. ^
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recording this year. The first infon-}
mation received was that the farmer i”*' reared by Warren *-annon of!
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LOpK WHO’S HERE!
Come Today!
Tomorrow Mav Ik* Too Late!
would have to meet this charge. fNewbeny.
! Some of the checks are being lirnt in'! After l»ein>rtrained as an atchitect
installments to the farmers ano upon i ^ Pennsylvania school, Mr. f romer
filling the blank.s on cards receiver! practiced that i)rofe.ssion in various
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MADAM GLADYS
from W’ashington the other instAlI-
ment.s wnll be sent. Not every farmer
cities until 18 years ago when eye
trouble comiielled him to retire. For;
held his
FA.MOPS CLAIRVOYANT
AM) PALMIST
will get in-^tallments, but the card.! V^ars he held his position at
inclo.sed with the check, will explain I orphanage and during that
how additional remittances will be designed and supeivised the
ceived by the applicants , con.struction of several of the orphan-
held
,. # ui 1, u • buildings. He was known as an
Quite a number of blanks are being. r ^ K .7 l h l i u '
,, . ,v •, • 1 , ,u 'expert mathematiCiap. He had been,
Id at the loan offices, due. to the > ‘ ^ '
tact that those |HTsons interested iiK
.sujierintendent of . a bottling plant
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jthe crop have not signed the waiver.
' It is iniiVortant that the w'aiver be White in ■f 1 inton he .seiveu as mas-1
>.Ki-/ned at onct^ whether by-landlo*d * ter of the .Masonic lodge. He was a|
or tenant, in order that'the blank-s be nieniber ol the Methodist church. j
torv/arded to Washingtotrat once; —“ C ikirviEOLS indude, a.H. CroJ
Beginning Monday, April .3, the rner, of Greenville: two daughters,;
Mr.s. T. S. Hemingway of Kingstree, j
and Kthel Cromer, a teacher in |
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Hurricane News
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('linton sejed loan office will be .o|)en,
only Monday the 3rd, W'c'jlne.sday the
5lh. 9'nd Saturday the Kth. At the end the Grt‘er junior high school. Several
'of that week the Clinton office wbll UtaPdehildren also survive,
he -closed and all applic-int.s wishing
to file for .seed loans must go to
the Lp.uren.s office in the Flnterprisej
jbank building. This 1.s nece.'sary on|
I account of the few applicants apply-1 ^ i*. jul. »■ ^
'ing. Beginning the week of April lO. Miss Lillie Young spent Tuesday
Wealth and happiness brought about the Laurens office will be or.en only’with he. .sister, Mrs. Fdgar Neigh-
through her power. If you yearn lor
anything, rail at once and have the
dexired result-s brought al)out speed
ily. She helps, advises and guides you ^ important that person.sWisTi^ M?7Ymd~Mns. A; I
with higher than human power. She ^heir applications at I the Sunday guests of Mr. and .Mrs. A.
reunies the .separated, setths I've (he time limit for applying l>. Kumph.
»n Monday, WVdnesday, and Saturday hors.
to receive apfilications. This schedule Mr. and .Mr.s. Ma.son Simpson and
will lie, followed through the month little .Martha .Ann spent Sunday with
of April. " ' Mr. and Mrs. ,I.|M. Simpson. j
It is important that person.s wisTv^ Mr. arid Mrs. A. L. Neighbors were'
ing loans fib
once
quarrels and causes speed) and happy | t.xpires w ith the month of April,
marriage wjth one of your choice;^ — ' “
removes evil influences. ! STOI’! L(K)K! READ!
American .Magazine, (’ollier’.s. and
Woman’s Home ('ompaniun. for L5
Located At months, $1.00. Regular price $6.HS.
FIVE POIN'I'S SEKVU'E STATION!
Special Week-End iteading — 5(/c
JAMES W. CALDWELL
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You Asked For It — Here It Is
Ic A MILE RAIL FARES
Between All Points In the Southeast
ALSO HAKGAIN FARES TO NEW YORK, BALTI
MORE. FHILADEIJTHA AND ATI.ANTIC CITY
Applying Each Direction
l>al«v^of .Sale Return Limit
.April 11-L5 “Easter” April 22
Mav 27-2S-29 “.Memorial Dav” June 3
July 1-2-3 “IthofJuly”' July «
August 4-ri ^ -Auifusl 12
September 1-2-3 “liabor Day” September 9
October <>-7 October 14
November 2H-29 “Thanksgiving” December 7
25'. REDIKTION IN IHJIJ.MAN FARES
ha(;(;a(;e checked — six)i»overs all points
(Except North of Washington)
CONSn.T TI( KET AGENT OR
FRED (iElS.SLER, (Jeneral. Pitss. Agt. ATLANTA, GA.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Mr.s. (’. ('. Young, Mr. and Mrs.
Burke Wilder and son, Gaston, spent
Sunday in .Spartanburg with .Mr. and!
Mrs. Jack Dillard. j
Mr. and .Mrs. R. W’. Young and,
daughter, Lola, and .Mr. and Mrs. J.
Shannon and children of Newberry,
spent Sunday with .Mr. and .Mrs. Mace
Young.
.Misses .Mary Lottye Hfiser and Rosa
.Sumerel returned to their homes lust
Sunday after completing the seven-
I months’ teim at the Hurricane school, i
* (’are’yn and . .lennie lA*e Young, i
C(,<i!ey and Carson Naliors and Lo-
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NEW YORK LIFE
IN SOUTH CAROLINA
Insurance In Force Over $55,(KM),000
Investments Over $20,000,000 .
The New York Life Insurance Co. during 1931 paid South Carolina
policyholders and beneficiaries and invested in the state $5,472,472.59
more than the tot^ premiums collected in the state..
oiUL currenl im^me^^w have, been able to meet every demand^
made upon us.
“We have not borrowed a dollar from the Reconstruction Finance
Cerporation or from any other source. Neither have we sold any securities
for the pur{)ose of raising funds.
‘The company’s cash position has been sufficient at all times to*meet
rtll obligations; to make new- investments of many millions of doVdrs and
to have large balaftces on hand.
“The company’s liquid cash position is strong—in fact stronger than
ever before in all of its eighty-seven years of openition—”
The above is a recent statement by Mr. H. Pierson, second vice
president of the New York Life Insurance Co.
J.oan and cash values, on demand.
Why not inquire today about an annuity—a monthlv check for voiir
old age. — ‘ .
Write or call—
HUGH L EICHELBERGER
SI'FX'IAI. REI*ltF;SF:.NTATIVK NKVV YORK I.IFE IN.S. CO.
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n*ni* Burroughs spent last F'riday with;|_
MaTy Frances and Geoi'gia B. Nabors. j j[
j .Mrs.! Marion Stutts
[wen* n*cent visitois at
Lila Neighhor.s.
and children i
the home of'
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Hurricane Honor Roll for .March j T|
First grade: Davis Ellis, Norman [I
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Second grade: .\me Young, Evelyn, |J,
Nabors. ' , » j j|
Third graile: |('arolyn Young, Car-' Li
son VAumg. — A j jl
Fifth grade:
C'oolev Nabors.
.lennie Lee Young,.
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cf:nt-a-mii.e fares11
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STOP BY AND LOOK!
ON THE S()l’ARE AT THE RED AM) SIIA'ER TRUCK
36 inch.UH()!vDCL()TH PRINTS, fast color
and Sanforised, 9c yard, 3 yards
25'
Mb^.N'S SHIRTS, 50c value, color guaranteed,
3.')C each, 3 for ... -
$1:00
HOYS’ SHIRTS. 39c value, age 6 to 10 yrs.
30c each, 3 for ./
85'
H7-inch SHEETING, -
(lood \\ eight, yard
15^
HI X 99 BLEACHER SHEETS., 1
Each
48’
48-inch CURTAIN SCRIM,
Yard
4'
GOOD BUYS IN UNBLEACHED DOMES'HCS.
Guaranteed COUNTRY EGGS,
Every one fresh, dozen
12%'
.\nnouncenient has been made by j lri
Fred Geissler. general passenger j [I
.'-gent of the Seaboard Air Line rail-1
way in .Vtlanta that passenger fare.sj
'^vill he loiluced to one cent a mile for j Tj
each, mile traveled hetwetn all points j ••
'in the southeast on the Seaboard and ir
many other jioints on connecting lines. ||
'I'hese (‘.\'tiemely low fares are effee-l
^ ti’.** on Atiiil li and l.'>. May 27, 28j
♦ and 2t*. July I, 1 and 3, .August 1 ITI
^ •>, .^eiuemlier 1, 2 an 3, October (> and [j
♦' I, ami .\’o\eUitici’ 28 and 2!h The.se ji
i i Vlaies” iiCcIuTv*' TdcTr s jVw dates ns' jl
J-..Ea.;iifci:._natiunul Menforial.day, Fourth
I of Jufyr Labor viay and Thanksgiving:
" Tickets sold at the one coni a mile
rate will cany a week’s hmit for the
ret'.rn l.ip ami stop-overs will he al- H
h'vveil at all points within limit of Li
tiOkel. Baggage may be checked. ||
. 'In adviitixui to the one cent a mile-; J-
raics in the Southeast, low round-trip, ||
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THESE SPECIALS ARE FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
OLD ODIE
THE PEDDLER
fares will he offered on the saipe;
dates f'om Atlanta and station east l|
thereof lo New York, I'hihtdmphia and m
i.glVimore. I ar»‘s to these points will Q
be DTI adjitKirr-rtf rme cent a mile each* ?i
mile traveled to Washington plus the j [I
one-way fare for the round trip be-j Tj
tween Washington and Baltimore,! jl
Philadelphia and New York, as the j |»
I case may be. These ticket.s will also j ^
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Ann()uncing the Opening
EAST^E
GR^HOUSES
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Special Sale of Discontinued Models
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Only a Few Available
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LOOK AT THESE SAVINGS
Former Brice You Bav You Save
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3 cu. ft. Porcelain Model
4 cw. ft. Porcelain Model ....
5 cu. ft. Porcelain Model
$151.00
$166.0U
$199.00
$125.00 $26.00
$135.00 $31.00
$15Q.OO $49.00
DEIJVERED, INSTALLED AND FEDERAL TAX PAID
The sjime fine quality — the .same features that
have always distinguished Frigidaire—
Cold Ccntrol Twc-Cviinder Compre.ssor
Lifetime Porcelain Inside and Out
Acid-Resisting Interior
\^ai.st-High Shelves One-Year Guarantee
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WARNING!
J Office Located On Highway No, 2
. Betareen Clinton and G^dville
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO
ATTEND ON SATURDAY.
A cheap, under
powered or poor;
ly constructed refrigerator is expensive
at any price. You are cautioned against
accepting such a refrigerator under the
impression that you are getting a genu
ine FY’igidaire with its extra power^x-
o WE WILL HAV’J: Carnations,
Calla Lillies, Peas, Spaii^rajpfona,
Stocks, Calendulas, Ro^, luid a
variety of potted plants.
COME!
A FREE GIFT TO ALL
April 1st
tra food space and extra value.'
Frigidaire has not^ lowered its standards
to make the'new price possible. U is
passing to the public the economics
that have been ma^ possible in the last
few months. Be sure you get a genu
ine Frigidaire. Unless the refrigerator
you buy bears the Frigidaire name-plate
it is not a genuine Frigidaire.
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