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/ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.' \ ' .THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1933 ■ . €lint0n (ilprnntrU IfOt WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and PobfiiWr Pnbliahed Every lliursdjiy By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advaacelf / Ore year $1.50; Six Months 75 cenU; Three Montha^O eenti Entered as Second Class Mail Matter a* the Pott Office at ClinUMi, S. C. The Chronicle seeks the coo^ration of its snbacrib^r*'and readers—th^ publisher will at all timei appreciate wise 8U|tr«>tions and kindly ad vice. Th( Chronicle will publish letters of ireneral interest when they are not xtf a defamatory nature. Anon)rtnous conamunications will not be noticed. This paper is not responsible/for the views or opinions of its corre-'pondents. 'i lots of cotton sinct^it went to 10c on-] just ner count of the u. s, ffetting: off of I the gold ha.sis and selling russia a shiplbad, but we loapt her the money jto buy same with, nehrly 9 bales^ have, ,,.ere found mutilated with the debri.s ;benn turned a loose here since mr.jof their plane in a group of trees five Iroseyrelt got into office at the end of imr. hoover. 400 miles short of their goal, \ markably straight course, keeping vir- Kaunas, capital of Lithuania. {tuaIl)C in the same latitude through- ii.)die.s of the two American avi-l®*^^ iong flight, ators, who were of Lithuanian descent,! ^ liesidents of the rural community, named Kubdamm, di.sagreed as to the the nin- miss ji-nnie veevf smith our affici- i nyir>/>ir.ui hus rctumM baCK — time of the crash.^ Some .said a th mile.s from this ancient town. / der-like noise was heard about 1 a, m., The fliers who left* New Yor*k Sat- ;^'^‘^® ^ berry pickers declar- urday' morning in an effort to fly heard the sound of an airplane non-stop to Lithuania, had apparently i ^ o’clock, mistaken the verdure of the trees for| Authorities planned to bring the a landing meadow’ w’hen in the semi-j bodies to Soldin after a full investiga-( to bring ^heir ship safely to earth. The airplane which bjorel;Darius and (iirenas struck tl^e small wopd #ith tremendous force, mowing ' down. a dozen f-ir trees and smashing itself into splinters. The motor was'snapped off and hurled 10 feet away ffom the Everything In FLOWERS Clinton Flower Shop Member F. T. D. Phone 33 ■t j rev. green, our pasture at rehober ’church, preached a strong sermont jlast Sunday morniijig. his texx was as ifollov^rs. don t lay ^P , rfyrkr.essi pf early morning they sought |tion of the disa.st3r on the spot , on earth where the moth and other in- j j ^ j i i j seeks w'ill corrupt same, but prepare I for death and eternity.” sevveral tears svere shed by the members w'hfi" have had their harts on fine ottermobeels and reddy cash. Tells How She Took 4 Inches Off Hips, 7 Ins. Off Waist ent scholl principal, j home from the seashore where she i went to get her hide tanned, she, is In 40 (lavs by taking Knischen ( IJNTON, S. THDHSD.VY, JULY 2«. The farmer is whistling again. Some people their eyes shut. Well, if we move on. can find jvertising medium of 19 of the princi- with I'al trade groups in the IJnrttMl States. ' ' ( .Newspapers, for example, got ' per cent of the automobile advertise- o normalcy, ments. 74 f>er cent of the gasoline , j iad.H, 92 jier cent of the railroads’ ads jand S7 per cent, of the shoe and cloth- , Do your hvst a is a i>etter polic;^ worst and ex])^! the best expect than to Th* gas tank was emjdy, indicating that the American-Lithuanian fliers ^ Salts, Mrs. Helga Blaugh of Vew York .verry yeiiow on me nase anu a «.r,p,-seeking to de.scend when the dis- fity, reduced 26^* lbs.-,took 4 inches ^down her'hack, she .say.s she enjoyed ' u j- , f hips, 3 inches off bust and 7h ■ r- : rUhe waiter and rode the waves v'erry,' the avi- inches off waist. She' writes; 11932.and constitute<l the preferred ad- ^^d met some new friends that'^^*^^^ tdday undei a tarpaulin at haven’t gone hungry a moment—I feel she had newer heard of befoar.. she'^*!^' the accident; police roped fine and look 10 years younger.” say.s that she thinks ulcer-violet rays throng To get rid of double chins, bulging are good for evverbody. she took them! ^ by automobile . h,p«, ugly roII.« of fat on Waist and w'hile away allso. cycle to view the wreck. ^ upper amis S.AF'ELY and w’ithout dis-1 Two boxes of cakes, a few lemons, I (.^nifort—at the same time build up j a can of milk, and .some tobacco from-^-Jorious health and acquire a clear, our poleesman « off on a vacat.onltho .supplio., of the ill-fated pair lay, ,ki„^hri<tht eyes, ener^v and viva-i ,.-,thout pay for 2 weeks and a.s no- strewn amid the fragments of their ciousness-to look younger and feel it' ‘boddy knows he is not on duty,, there; ship and the splinters of the trees .^n inventory of.' their goods was SEE Farmers Exchange Phone 1.57 — For — SEED POTATOES, FRESH VEGETABLES ALL WEEK. Complete Line of Heavy and Fancy Groceries. FRESH FISH Thursday, Friday and Saturday f the bestjing advertisement.s. do your, The above figures are a remarkable jthe' mayor The work wonu that It w-oh’t telD us that faith will , IS, hut experience jiroves pay ^ocery hillk. -— tribute to the “pulling newspajier advertising. p<»wer made'a dummy what looks like him. ^ made by three Vural police and a state j he puts it to sleep on the citty hall j attorney serving -as a commission. The order of the day is frind, .ry mury dM-; ■'"4 You (-an i ^‘^^^^”^**^ *** behind this emergency can’t increa.se huying power w’ith ^code.s of fair practice ix'ing formu- types of With a brand new eight-hour law here, everybody Jiow has, plenty of time to play. • A man*!- fo< geIqu^ than his enemies watch your enemies hut watch vour friends. vou Ciousness- —take a half teaspoonful of Kru.schen Salts in a glass of hot water every niornin"' before breakfast. , , , , ^ 1 . J 1 ' 1 j ' .. . I One jar lasts 4 w’ceks and costs but ^^^^■,^‘\^’^^|Amorvg othe^objects, they took charge j a trifle at Young’s Bharmaev or any leffidgh to ijrto up. it lias f,f a clock, which though w rt*sted from rdmg store the wmrld over. Make sure^ higher as l.tt e billie in its hand and wears its place by the shock of the fall, was, you get Kru.schen becau.se it’s SAFE, his badge and we think we could get; still running. The along without the i>oleesman and use j time. the dummy altogether from now on. I The'lov kent bv Darius and Girenas! SL'BSCHIBE TO THE CHRONK’LF clock sliow'ed local j Money back if not joyfully sati.sfied, t The farm('r> are now busy counting profits, their appelities are better, and they are sleeping again at nights. — MA. EYES O.N (ODES All tiusitu*''^<‘s have laien w ;ne e.peiation (d' the IS’atiorfal Reco? r-y .Administration 1 ■■V N'o go\eminent had lated for all indu-strics and husines.s. Business is now asking thi.s ques- tirrn—if weyh^t adopt higher wag»‘S .and shorter l^^rs, thereby automatic ally increasing opi'rating expen.se.s, ' what assurance have we of pi-ofit 'enough to carry^ th<* increa.sed over head? A timely, fair question, this is. Unless there is a pntv-fixing pro gram, the government-siMmsored rt*- ^ng co.eiy plan is likely to fail in its purjiose. I’ractically all business dur- w’ith vast inter- , ing the depression |H*riod has l»een bureau has ever operating without pn»fils ami is in I The'log kept by Darius and Girenas it would be 35$ per month cheaper to dj.sdo.sed that they followed a re- the taxpayers, it favvors him power- j ful. yores trulie, mike Glark7 rfd, corry spondent. The Paper Everybody Reads’ INSURAto We offer expert .service and protection. Ajrent for some of the strongest Fire Insurance Companies in "Americal REAL ESTATE Town and country prop erty. Prices attractive. CImton Realty & Insurance Co. B. H. BOYD, Agent os. i -idUion 0.1 u uoh dominance over trade fi'-ac- p,, pd.^ition now to lake on U'f fitional wane,-., hmii ' of work, w orking divdi head unless th<‘guarantee is given ti’xtile I that fair profits t»re to (w* possible ( '( i its unless the whole country gets out I \v in ( pi” a* !on Now dozens of otb- {,f p>-ice..slashing, unfair methods imi'ortapt imi istries are p'cp iring | (,f eompetition .so generally practiced (odcs, and tow if a’ly, will escajie ju r(H'ent years. 1 and production. The wa.-v 1)40 first to f c insidooatipn; it appi'ovod i*i rapid time, am For Rent: To .Suckers A fellow rented us a furnished cot tage in the mountain.^ sight-unseen a few summers ago and de.scrilx*<l it as, follows: "A lM*autiful summer cottage,! 3 ' rooms, furnished, comfortable; al ways in a bree’ze; one month, $75.(M), | .season; $150.00.” That the way his “ad” read—except he elaborated about Funning w'ater, Ix'autiful sunsets, near^ a fine highway, etc. t ) pr<‘sent a | with wfiich t» .meet these opemtihg vvus wo"l:ed ine,reases. .And, how c*an there 1m* prof- ‘V(‘ and tow if any. will escaix* j,j p'oposod I giilationslto helj* 1 " ng a' ou; as (pjickly a-' possible, a gtiieial feciHery in all lines of busi- Ti*-s U glier wagi"', '-hooter working , i^o'irs, w ith I'io'u'^ woi ki*l s iCfrd higher q^nce^. the principal goals of the nioaslire. an* expected to he the result of this code period now being ex|>eri-' enced for the first fime by the nation. The government has tackled a big |>rol)lem wi-th millions of people hwik- ing on and vitally mteresli'd in its olution. , ff . Well, we sent our check for $75.OU in advance arnTTobk^TorNme monthr- We packed up a few things, such as wearing ajiparel, an'd'3 extra blankets fearing that these hreezs might get too cold wiiile breezing some night, but as the cottage was “furnished,” we didn’t think we would need much. U' (,KrriN(. or r of debt - have seen a statement recently. 10 Years Ago JtemK «f IntereNt From The ('hroaide of I92;{. We arrived-tit “I’vep-lnn”—that’s /whul he called it about 7 o'clock onei evening. We hunted 3 hours among Tht^rush, gullies;! ttD’ines ami bould- ;ers l>efoii* we encountered “Beeji-Inn,” !but she was finally discovered, and from then on, I had no riiore regard for anything called “l’t*ep-lnn.” BUY NOW... or PAY MORE /CHEVROlFr Cheviolet prices cannot stand still in a rising market — when labor^and materials are climbing so rapidly-^what if you had bought cotton-in January or stocks in March? ' A WORD TO THK WISE IS SUFFICIENT GILES CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolet Distributors Phone 26 ^ \ Clinton, S. C. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ .1. I*. lattle, a native of this place, passed away last Monday at his home pii pared by men who have made a «lee|ij .'Uidy of the suhjeel, that the I'niteil .States and it.s irihabilanl.s are in debt to the tune of one hundred and in 1912, after serving as GlinUvn |M>st-i built across the middle and 4 guano This shack po.ssibly cost the shark who rented it to us $25.00. It was a in Phoenix, Arizona, where he moved > i.rooiii affair with a lattice fence thirty-four thousand million dollars, master for 20 years, di’s all governniental debts. state and local, tlw* debts of K. W. Kergu.sun is Ixack oads, public utilities and in-ilumhia where he attended , inoi tgHgi di'bts and, finaileral convention. from Go- the Foitl That incluip’s a! federal, I hi ' t .ai dll'll ne: b(-nd issues. There is no matinei of nouhl. that in the gieut boom era eiedit was far t<(i ea-v, men and institutions went into debt leckle--ly, and that the gieat pioblem of thi* hour is how debtoi can In enabled to pay th*‘ir. de.t^ \M-hout .It the >ame time ruin-|^fho«d of-the Kir^t Baptist church. mg tb«*u I’reilitiFfs. Short of universal ^'J'^*v'e«‘ding_iy._ VVj..e>Wmerel. bankiupicy fo' the i»>st of the world ~~~T~ i- rnui'h iTi the me boat the path Dr, D- M- Douglas is ill New Aork ba<k to solvency is bound to la* a weeks trip in the interest slow and painfui one. We are not at '*f the college. all su'o tlTal all of the plans proposed at Wa-brngton to liglUt*n the burdens of ihdi\idual uind „ corpo>at** debtdrs Rev. and Mr.s.- James Ixmg of Honea Path, are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. F.dward lamg. ‘ ’ W. .A. Moorhead was on Sunday elected .'-upenntendent of the Sumlay sacks hung in a corner to make the third room. It was made of rough boards with the bark on them. It was'o covered with second haml tin and I dropped my keys and fiockethook thru the floor within 2 minutes after I ar rived. will .work as. planned, but they are.al least a long -tep towaid pulling us year, out of the hole. GinnihjfS iof cotton in this ci>unty to Jan. D»th were 1H,302 liales agxinst on the same dale .11,752 hales The building had no steps at the! front or back; you had to jump in and jump out. It was unceiled and my wife, who is only 5 feet 3, humped her head on the joist 3 times before she found out that a guy had Jo .stoop, down if he did any walking in there.! It had 2 windows, but no sash. The door could he opened by lifting it up 3 inches; the hack door was another guano sack, tht*refore—it stayed ojien . w'hen the breezes blew. I This "Teen-In” hunch of junk .was : furnished in the following manner: 1 jeot, no mattress, 1 oil stove, no burn-; (L ers; 1 frying pan, no handle; 1 lamp, — — - Miss Carrie Belle Workman of HE l,0\ Kl) ( Hll.DRK.N W. spent the week-«*nd with her no chimney; 1 bucket with (i holes in In 111. death the pa.-t wVek .if Edwin' Mrs. II. B. Work- it.; 1 bread-tray in 2 parts; 1 dish pan Guuld. N. w York milliunaiiv. orphan man. - j lH*nt double, and 1 chair with no’back. elpldr. n ii tbi> slate and el-^ewhere. , The bath-room was pereht*d_ up on lo'i a g.M.d ami ,gen. ruu- friend. DuV-” 5Ii»* Alys Copeland of Renno. is thelthe .side of the mountain <o yards Ilf'* he spent millions of dol- gue-t of her sister, Mi-s. Caldwell 1 aw ay. It was never finished, being in hf hll'^ I'oi eiiiidu n the Kjjuin Gould ami ha.l t’slablished Foumlation to eairy on thi" woi k, to Aliu’li lie had iloriated aicun.l 'cn luillion .lollars. [•or many yea: s .Mr. Goulil had been irVeie-led in th. lbC'lbyterian, M-thu- di't. Baptist and Episopaiian orphan ages of tills -taje He had been a fre- ijiient contMbiit.u to the Thornwell <)i ph.anage of tbi> city ami had mani fested a .leep. pei-.ma! inten*st in it.- Ixjys ami gir!'. Following his vi.-d here a few ,yeai' ago, hi.s int‘-*rest grew in the home ami he made a num ber of gifts to adii to the health, hap piness and pleasure of the chihiren. His sudden going, therefore, brings Weir. ! topless and doorless. < h rom files of The .laimary 25. 192,1). ('hiimiclq Miss Luc.a Hea.son of WiHHiruff, is' We spent one night there with the the guest .of her cousin, MislTJTaude' ald of <Tui Idahkets' arid oirr' ffuto- Pearson. ./ lights. Two of us slept in the car. In- _— si’cts ow neil “ I’eep-ttvTi,” ' body ami, for'soul. We never did find the spring or Well. It rained 2 hours that night and we got a nice shower. We left at 6 lo'cliK’k the next morning, and hunted '3 days for- “Bert Brown, Heal Estate land Rental.^.” We never found him. He ; had been heard of, having rented oth er ftdks furnished cottages. .And then we quit trying to "cottage” W'hile on a vacation and are now satisfied to i“rough K” at a good hotel/You don’t Nobody's Business By Ge« MrG«« THE NEW PATHFINDER ■-U i ALL-WEATHER 4.75- Ofher iiz«s in Proporlion AH ^uN Ovcrsfi* ' "V "••S'? ' ' ^ " lb WHAT TIRE VALUES fiOODYEAR OFFERS! W ITH COTTON and rubber ad vancing, with everybody hust ling to stock up with new tires before hifthi^ raw materials force tire prices up, it stands to reason you save money by getting a full set of Goodyears NOW . . . This new Pathfinder has FULL* CENTER TRACTION for com plete non-skid safety. It has 20% ■ thicker tread for bigger^mileage. And a still stouter body of extra-elastic, heat-resisting, blowout-preventing Supertwist Cord . . . The famous Goodyear All-Weather—the world’s best seller—is also stepped up in —safetypmtieage and good looks. TTrink of buying the very best quality tire fornOTTrorffTnoneyahamra oil-brand, **nobody*s tire” might coetl 4.40-21 S6.40 * i < ► - ► ' 4.50-20 $6.80 < i ► ► 4..50-21 ^7.10 i < ► ► h 4.75-19 S7.60 < < ► ► 4.75-20 $7.90 < i i > * * 4 5.00-17 $7.80 * < i > * 5.00-19 $8.1,5 i i ► - f 5.00-20 $8.40 i i I ► .Other Sizes in Proportion AN FwH Oversixo • <>• 'r Surisi News From Flat K<irk the cow which went astray last week .1. t 1 collum belonging' to mrs. sid; , . u . i/ „ genuine sorrow to the orphanages and jhonson has returned bark home payl for as the thmr fri.n.l» .v.,y*h.re hor own fr« will ,nd ,.cord .ml n,r», 1“''' J) Truly. .Mr. (muld lovod httl. ch.l-/hh„nTon l,er»by withdraw,, hr. ro-L ^^ , »'»?““"•** of ‘■““’■T. I"*, it 1 Lithuamans Crash looked like she had benn milked while' m ^ m HAS “I’ULLINC POWER” ah.sent from her sUll. „ I In FoYCSt things the depression i — "! i dren. One of 'the years seem to have taught American| ^esdames julia may green and her business men is that the newspaper’mother who went to the worlds fair in advertisement is the surest and most chicargo by ford got home last night effective means of reaching the con- reported a nice vissit, but said the auming public. ; weather was verry hot they expected Figures just made public by the Bu- cold weather as chicargo is so near Both Flyers Meet Death When Plane Is Torn To Splinters On Way To Homeland. reau of Advertising of the American jfainQ>iper I^iblishers* Association eopt of the total i^ertioing appropri- the north pole, but they were disap pointed. they spsiii a whole look- Soldtn, Pomerania, Germany, July 17.—After flying approximately 4,000 miles from New York, Stephen Darius atto» of 482 national ^vertjsers ia^- dur town fanaars have benn sellii« Mr SGraicrTJtftBis in.the wreckage of their airplane, the Uthqanica, which crashed near here I McDaniel Vulcanizing Works '■A 4 v ■4 \ f.'v : •' J