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PAGE IWR /..■: THE CLliyi’ON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. ■\ '“ta THURSDAY. jyLY 13. 1983 Sljr (flltnton OllfrnnttU 1«M / WILSON W. HAJRRIS, Editor and jPnbHfSMr Pnblished Erery Tborsda^ By ~~ THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In AdTance); Or? yenr $150; Sin Months 75 rents; Three Months 5<^ cents Entorod as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. The ('hrnniele .^eeks the cooperation of its subscribers and readers—the puh!i.-her will at all times appreciate wise suKjrestions and kindly ad vice. The Chronicle wil', publish letters of tn^ncral interest when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous, communications will not be noficod. This paper is not re.'poriaible for the views or opinions of its cnrro'pondents. I Nobody’s Bbsiness . By Gee McGee . President Voices 1 M-u-r-d-e-r-! I have never been very deep into I hiffh society. A year or jso apro I was j [ invited to a swell weddinpr and a feWell- that would save us would be great brittan and england coining into our! alleys, well, if it turhs hot like that * again, i will rite or foam you \ promptly. yores trulie, \Ya.sningion, July mike Clark, rfd, jSothern states approaching ’ votes on[ weather forecaster, prohibition repeal, Piesident Roose velt today put hi.s forc^' behind the / j prohibition is repealed and revenue is I available from the sale of liquor. Postmaster General Farley has been leading the administration’s drive for — - i repeal and he is concentrating on the Wa.shington, 'July 8. — With three cahipaign in the South. S- l^r reception Everybody hed to be stilemeiit of the Condition of 'dressed up. It was one of these here' I Democratic campaign pledge to expel jthe amendment from the consti- 100 per cent formal festivities. Her M. S. BAILEY & SON,j^”'^ daddy was supposed to be worth sev-, BankCFS ‘ leral exceedingly cool millions and the i'jine.s bridegroom was openly accuisod of having descended from the (leorge Washington family, and he was like wise reputed to be rich. (8 months lat er: both busted). ; from Tennes.see, Arkansas and Ken- I^cated at Clinton, S. C.. at the Clo.se tucky, as well as Alabama.-.Mr. R'ose- ' of Bu.sines8 June 30, 1933. isent a^telegram to Loon McCord, jthe- Democratic national cimmiCec-i RESOURCES mm from Alslama. repeating again Ixian.s and Di.«counts $^.36,344.43 hi ■ s^and on repeal. j CLINTON..S. C., THURSDAY. JULY 13. 193.1 AN ATKOt lOrS CHIME When unknown parties broke into INDIRECT TAXES The direct Uxes you pay probably Overdrafts Bonds and Stocks by Bank My wife explained that everything had to be “evening.” She got her “eve ning” for about $81.00, the value of F'urnituro and Fix.ures 4 bal«;» of cotton right at that time, Banking House and I rented a nice jim-swinger, swal- Real Estate Owned Otvned low-tail dre.s.s suit, the Ritz waiter !Ca.sh on hand and due from modoti for $3.00, ca-sh-fin advance, for! Banks my personal u.se. I had never been af- .C heck.s and Cash Item.s Dieted with one of^these garments be- Other Resource.^ the city jail here la.<t week and tookjjon’t amount to a large proportion ol'.fore, but this particular occasion de manded this affliction. a, Negro. prisoner out and murderedl your income. Ami if you add the indi- him, another ch<M)ler was added to thejrt.el taxes those which are part of state’ criminal Ki><tory and brought)the oo.sl of buying .service and corn- discredit u|M)n the community. It wa.s j ^jf^iities — your total tax bill rises a crime ag.»in -t I.aurens county and j amazingly. South Carolir.a whwh is revolting to ^ n'port of a Southern power com- those who l.>eli«tve in law and order. R j observe* that it.s taxes — local, ■was an unwan^nted. criminal act .federal-amounted to more which there can l*e no justification. I ^han twenty dollars a year for each The governor t*l the state atkted * ^jatomer scrY'ed. The ratio of taxes yesterday th.it he will “persevere in gross revenue was more than 12 the pro.secLition ( f thi.'* case.” and ab p^.r cent. In ot(ier words, twelve 1 ‘w'y didn’t have no regular ehauf ri'ady has .started a L.iK**'******* of each dollar pajd_for_ e^^^ gation f'’orn his < fficej A .swift and; went to the tax collector, neyer-faiTTng TeTribut4un i* the”saKsLi_- same tJnng i* true.' in varying and only u.;.v to nut an end to such! everyLhing you buy. ine.xcu.sahle (i'sf)lay.- of lawlessnes.*. i(;„vt.rnmenl accounts for 25 per cent 27,182.56, “I have made it clear ever sinc« mv {nomination a year ago that I sub- .VO.VE j scribe to the Democratic piatforin' 100 ' XO.N! {per cent,” he sai<i. ..NONE j Alabama, Arkan.sas anL Tennes.see 10,567.49 i vote this month on repeal. — • This i.s one of the first utterar.c.'S 105,279.01 of Mr, Roo.se'elt on ptoh'hition r»*poal 89.04 { since he t9ck the oath of office. How- 9,336.58! ever, in proposing the new ta.xes to _—— ’underwrite the national recovery p-ro- ^ E. .Mood Smith, Oy D. Felder Smith, O, D. Drs. Smith & Smith OPTOMETRISTS SPECIALISTS FiVes P'xamined, Classes Prescribed Laboratory for Prompt Repair Service. 15 West .Main,Street Phone 101 CLINTON, S. C. ♦ f Rent that room by using a Want Ad in TOTAL m n .nr i .v, ' LIABILITIES We finally got all of our clothes on about 7:45 that memorable evening, • Stock Paid in $ TTie program was to begin at 8:30, F rofits, less same night. We hired a chauffeur for, ( urrent Expen-ies and 3 hours at 25 cents per hour, and Tax«*.s Paid that’s the first time I had ridden Banks and Bank- the back.«cat since I was fetched home from the hospital. We rented'a suit I'ldivIdual Depo.siU.subnet for him akso. Of course cverj'body Check 7i0,160.»)S $989,14'.i.l L: gram, be recommended that the.se i TVna ' levies become inoperative if an when ^ HvJ V^lll ** X * 20,201:40 j 21,606.10 NONE AT I SJ5 to Check 'Tune Certificates of TH even a coffee coat. I never felt so much like a fool in ur more of the cost of gasoline. Taxes I are a major item in the cost of ship 'all mv life when I waded into the spa- LABOH ,'^HOri.D CO Ifviile code provides for pint or traveling by mail. These are ( MILD „ The n« \v . ,. - the tt>tul 'e!itniii.itii»n of child labor in but illustrations tliat might be re in.lu.'*r v It should U* changed j pi.Rted many times. Taxation is so that cious sitting-room. That suit wa.s 176,741.71 Certified Checks ■ ■ 4.62' 1 Cashier’s f'heck.- “J ' 131.66 j Note.s and Bill ■! Re-d s- 1 counted jBill.s Payable, including 1 917,311.6! NONE .,1 from a teiuot * ;ir\- e:nergenry measure 1 jrrfat a burden to the average busi- into a pel 11 laiu rt proviso. • ness that in many insUnnees it has We an*“tW | that ■ ..vthe provenlvtl-expani^uitr t^ wi^Lptb^r- Lnited S-at mo-e tlcn 660 (M.O chil-' wis»’ have been made, and employ (Iren letwren ;h.- ages of 10 and 15|m nt that wou! 1 otherwise luve V ho are iistt-ti bv ’ li-• census a.s “gain-- provided. . . Lilly (yitp'cyei ” Only about 20.000 ofj So. if your direct lax bill is small, an- eiuj)!nved in the textile in- don’t think that indicuU's the cost of .iiistry, ■ ■ , :■ - ' ■> - U i -’t. K» 1* .. tl 1,.- -K. iiiai tiv* .,.vt e; .sive and your U cs are e--essive " I '■ <• liy t.i K R ' a small fruction'abmg with everyone el e’s. Xn.l from , f lii - chililten vibu .-hould 1h‘ t eleased | ♦ viay money is now ‘ o;i A i‘ iii'i's noil otlrer onfavpr J \\ .jv^pingion - .. exeewiive axe—kifiJpd coat collar had a protruding hoi>e hair on the back of my neck, my 1 staniiing collar had gnawed 2 holes . . chin, the brifclK's felt like Certificates BorrovNxd for Money - I NONE 1 $9 <9.1 19.1 J under my they were falling off all the time, and State of South Carolina, ss thtrt shitl TTTmt L"had Atuck -thru-n>y^ - County -of Tjauvensr- Vf»t wu. buckmK III. and huckinK out; ^ ovory Ihn ly s.-cond.. ONE NIGH) Jw** ft' ^ / •; • / In Our Big, jBc«iuti/u.l O’ i. !'g c Mtli’ien- 'I■<>] t'st, . -11-;t-a.i ()!' V Tut onfavor *ing siienl in by goviu-fiiiu'nt aiithori- 1 IK K I BL’0(»K t rR- ffii. !i.-;.p.-u :t„ p.ap still higher. I You pay but a small pait of X*"*'" ■* tax to Lie tax collector yourself Uit' s ol. ,.;- peren-ioidk of it is paid for, you by concerns uhpe.er imp irtant from which you purchase the necessi- »' n -i-'.'it. has fired Uies and luxurii^s of life. 1 lie re s no thing as levying a tax again.st business in the long null'll must all ai i andi'lati- f-e •1 .'iglit, :n hi- <-,'u>ipaTgr forj.sui-h \eai. awo ding to press .. beingduly sworn, says that the above' .Something got to biting me .lil- f,)|-fjroing stalen.ent is a true ci n-, ferent places, but I couldn t scratch of said bank, as showli bv the, for 2 reasons: The first reason was, p^oks of .said bank i 1 had on gloves and the second rea- jj -• A D \ i U.'Casiiier. ' son was. it ain’t nice to .scratch one’s, and .sob. c-i1.e ! l.el'-.'e im-■' self in polite society, and everybody .here was IvuiiMy polite, and 1 wasn’t the only one *'iat was sitffvringf: Smne- thing popped i’i my lear and I (-ouldn t niagine iv!;a it w.i.s, but it proved to be a britclv s button. I was sweating great gob.s of perspiration and my collar had gone to sleep on my shoul- iler. «- this 1 Ith day ol -Juiy, !:)><. ■1 .V„ 1!A)!.K¥. .Notary I’ublic, S. C POSITIVELY GUARANTEED WATER BLUESGOtD. TENT THEATR THE ONLY ONE IN THtWIOE.WIDE WORLD SO/M/^Y GIRLS YOU CAkT COUNT'EM? P^S ROYALEOAZZ BAN vggest-Desi Losiumed, m FASTEST STEPPm CHORUS. UNDERXANVAS. IN AMERICA / irars^o/T^TcWisE Agsor/iERwisr .r-1 Ciune oat of the public -the consumer. !' • <.p< r :i<, Iivt'f’rao i!i‘\ irfxisr".. Since Biease Inis h»--«n a canji-' .And that means you . -de t'lr otfiee in thi- state, his de-i far out-numbering his victories ■ S IS '-o I ! :ui«l Ills nev, P, i.'i.. \ a e( 1 t- failures are well olfice, the people THE NEW TEXTILE ('ODE The cotton textile industry new -u " -itelu’d b’lu strut for a time and Pen pass t't-oiu the picture without Making the world over according to ii s supporter.-' hearts desires. I’eople I- ‘lave et ased to become excited over hi.s . ppt'al'. b'.if liki tlie b'-»ok. he runs on M-. I A\—YFS Fax .Sound V(*s and nowill l*e -NO Policy ? THE .^\LE.S Is Tlie .Sale- Two answe.w . ;-|,jispatches, tound m to la:. - paper on page endorsement after reading ev- They pn-eiii convincing argumentsi ^ presence cixle as signed by 1‘re.sident Roosevelt a.s a part of his industrial rocoeory program, will he put int'* etft*ct next Monday. This i.s a new thing, an un tried experiment in economics and government, dealing as it does with) the questions of hours of work,.wages, eliminatiiMi of child lalair, production .schoduIe.s, and i-estriction upon excess ive machine load iier ojHM-ative. President Roosevelt, accoixling to gave t4ie new code his Sucli misery as 1 suffered was nevr'i' known befoie. I am sure I lookeil more, like a scare-crow tiuin any seare.crow over looked like itself in his life. 1 tried to eat some refreshments, but 1 couldn’t'g‘‘l wfthin 40 inches of my mouth. Every time I turned 1 around, them ~ ttrils were in m>’ way. The collar button .sl/pped out of liu' back and the collar crawled up 4 inch es. I resembled a lattice gate trimmed in black. It finally broke up and we went home. It took me 3 weeks to get, over that terrible .strain and disgrace,} and J ain’t never had on one of tbemi things since and exjiect to (jie with out wearing one till I am in a coffin. NOllt'K Will not keep your money at home by giving your ’';n'^r’7inr and New.s- paper suliscription fc— J \MES \V. ( \LI)5VEL1. ('ail :;6 .at 2:30 I'. M. .LADIES FREE. THIS DATE.' ACCOAAPANIEO BY ONE PAID ADULT TICKET \V:!AT 1)1) P. S. Jeanes I Ciinton-Tues., One Night Only u!y 25 \ N Here's Something to Think About: ARE YOU . J ■ I .1 1 ,1. u» i^ 'r woru ui it m vn,. v,... on both side- iij an able and thought-Johnson, administrator of in ful manner by tw.. Mi>sis.sippi ''inters, » j,,-t,i,p of cab- Who |Mve mad - an exhaustive study niemb«Ts. He at the same time ma' (>f tile .-ubjeel. ^ 'File retail sab lax is one of the .live issues before llic country today. For this reas-m I hr e hr«^»nic!e is giv ing paiilical'on *0 lhe.-«‘ lengthy ar- J.cU-.s. _ ’I'iie Iw* iu'tie:e- e-tver the whole expressed warm words of commenda tion of the great textile industry and (the spirit of coo[)eration shown by the ea<(- thoroughly, one writer unnecessary expansion of production mill managements in* securing the re suits that have b<*on achieved. The Prwident hurried the new rotlc Mike Explains the Weather flat rock, s. C. julie 10, 1933. the weather beauro, in care of the investigating commit tee. Washington, d. U. deer sir: i .seat myself to rite you about the spell of weather which has just come to a close in this community so that voii might enter same in the annals , _ , - . of the u. s. weather histry. effect to halt what he fears is an ,at the ex|H*nse of labor. It has been tried.! program, far ivaching in The public buys more Goodyear Tires than any other kind—this is the eighteenth suc cessive year . . . The public wouldn^t buy more Goodyear Tires if Goodyears did not offer greater value:^. . . But they do offer greater value, hence they enjoy greater sales . . . Are you wondering what tire to buy? Just ask yourself this simple question: “Why should ]L buy any tire but a Goodyear when a Goodyear costs no more?”. . . We think you*!! decide it by coming right down to see us. 'Hic' o plan a it g(’t so hot about Hlh that the waiter in the swimming hole cooked the live fishes whij^'h inhabited, .same and .nil the bathers had id' db was to pick them up off of the toj) of the pond and peel them like you do ban- nannois and eat.lheiu like corn on the cob. ' the -Tiles tax a- a perfei-tly so proiHjsilion. ..iMl.aL’k* aipl-satisfactory in Ml sissit ; i \i lu .. - . . . . . 1 , i ■ Pr-”i. e»p.-rt«l to Imp* •;nr:ii. an,I an.,oun.l. foundod I Pe™“n«n‘ bonof.ta teth to null »wn- fall,,,.. J,. • a.,..'.h<.r taxi*-" I*"' 'n'P'»y>-<.l l»lK.r. . , . . ..T.;.. itn iiw> sre the important provisions of the I unit n. a giMOMa! luusance wiin me-;. , , . . . , . I ... icode of fair competition: tj.i.-il tl. ' liii 1 inju ..ee-. • I ' iMloini yooi wlf on thus live ques-■ Remains in force four months, sub-1 — tion ! v K-a iing !>.• b n»-ticles *houghl-'Jrct then to extension or iiu^ification. j and the next morning when,me and follv ''tvi .} you tliink alnint it, let! (murantws minimum wages of $12 my wife got up, it had alreddy turned The < h ( ru ;< kiMW with which wwit- a week in the South and $13* in the j so warm that the pine rosem melted er vou ag v v . * North; excepts cleaners, outside ein-ioff of the bedstid and ketched'on fire _ ployes and leurners. and burnt a big hole in the rug her Limits any employe to 40 houm gave her when she got married week, except repai- «h.»n!the fir.st time, we had to go out doors ■y v.x: ' ^ TIRE 1$ BEST -Jo - hoam ■work a week, except repaii shop c ewa, electriciiin,s, engineers and | , , 1 watchingMgmwA, w-hn shall get time and a half for ovortl^i:;: mml of a cty than a livo commoreuall Korbida omploymrnl of organization. Included in the menilH*r- A NKKDKD ObM.ANIZATION While it is hard to gel the average, man tfrAeaIiziMat,LiMH13s: That contrilmt< ^ 'and let oiir.selfs ilown in the .well to iTeep Troin TiieTtTng children ship of such, a body should be every bu.siness and professional man in the community, work-n? to promote the dnlere.'-t of the ciiy Jn which he is making hi.- living. We hav(‘ ncently mentione»l here the campaign being made by Pre.si- dent Craig and hi.s committee for air enlarged membeiTihip for the Chamber of Commerce. We are again calling this drive to our b-j.-iness men’s atten tion because of its importance, for, the larger the membership, the greater will be the service performed and the resulta obtained for the common good of us all. With conditions looking brighter in all 'directions, with real assurance that better days lie ahead, no factor will be a greater help and stimulant to our community to come out of the depres sion and march ahead on the clear rtMd to recovery than a live CThamber ot Commerce standing as the month- piece for the community, as a clearing boose throu^ which progress may be made. . hit a nice little cloud was saw on {the horizon about 3 p. m. that after- Requires p«‘riodical sulimission of {noon and hefoar we could get the cow rejMirts on wago.s, horn's, i»i-oduction, I milked, she almo.-rt froze to death and ;our dogs got reddy to go a-possum consumption, etc. .Restricts “stretch-out” sj'stem j hunting a.s they thought it was oek-j through which workers increase their I tober again, the weather changed so output by operating nioiv machinesw Directs submission by January 1, 1934, of a minimum {my. maximum hours agreement for cleaners and out side workers. Instructs industry's planning com mittee to submit by January 1 a plan for employe home-ownendiip. fast that folks wore their o\T>>'coats lo the field to lay bv cotton, and frost almost bit our garding truck, it with ered up 40 per cent. it turned off hot about midnight and the frogs and snakes and all other in- secks had to come out of their holes Allows the administration to name {and sleep on top of the ground to keep three mm-voting members of this!from suffocating to death, everybody committee. THE DALRTMPLE REUNION All of tbe Daltymple kin\are re minded of and invited to the next re. unioB'-to be held nt the old Dalrymple gmveynrd. one mile aouth of Kinarda, in Laurana coimty. Friday. July 28. Aa usual, a basluet picnic dinner wiH be aanred. / was scared that the world was coming 1 to an end and was a-ifixing to burn up v.-.n-. .r.v. .I.OA'.'X'.vN .•.NW.V-X'A* A < ❖ GOODYEAR PATHFINDER Supertivist Cord^ Tir^\ 4.40-21 .5.00-19 $o.C0 '.$^55 4.50-20 5.00-’20 $5.40 00.10 "1.50-21 5.25-18 .$5.60 ■ $7.35 — —5::;i5iT5 $6.05 " $8.50 GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER Supertwist Cord Tires 4.10-21 .5.25-18 $6.40 $9.15 4.50-21 5.50-19 $7.10 $10.45 4.75-1/ 6.00-19 $7f^ ■ $11.85 6.50-19 $8;15 $14.60 it is more pleasanter now. i thought you wiuld like to hear abouit this ter rible freak of the weather, my gram- paw says it got like that in 18b9 and ^ the big war was foretold by same and' it looks like this is the fore-runner of another big ,war betwixt france aqd europe. if france was to whip europe and start over here, the only thing 4 McDaniel Vulcanizing Telephone Number 2 Road Service \ 0 \ i-*-.. V ■