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i I V ) « c r a t r ' K i V $ PAGE TEN THE CLIffTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. I THURSDAX AUGUST 3. 1933 Election On Repeal 18th I Will Be State-’wide Novel iber 7 and One jify the proposed amendment. “The ^ong're.sR has proposed lan amendment^ to the constitution of the United States which provides in sub- i stance that the 18th article of amend- Names of Candidates To State Convention On December 4 Will t- the constitution of the United States relating: to the manufacture, transportation and sale of intoxicat ing: liquors for beverage purposes - shall be repealed, and prohibiting The following is a copy of the act election in the manner now providcMl ■ shipment of intoxicating liquors into passed by the last ses.sion of the gen- f”*’ the‘conducting of general any state or territory in violation of eral a.ssembly providing for an elec-1 ^***‘’*^*‘''’’*'’ herein specified the laws of such state or territory, tion November 7 and convention De- contrary, and shall appoint “Congress has proposed that said cember 4 on the question of repealing ma.nagers for the .several precincts amendment shall be ratified by co 41... 1041,1. j—„t who shall he paid the sum of one,ventions in the several states. The tickets will be: 1.^ NOTICE OF LOST CjlKTlFIC.Vl'E South "Carolina, in favor of Sarah^said'fommercial Bank, of Clinton, S. OF DEPOSIT i Pitts, dated April 1.5, 1931, for the}C., for the issuance of a new certifi- Notice is hereby given that a Cer-^^*^ Hundred ($100.00) Dol-lcate in place of the one lost or de- tificate of; Deposit No. 5168 issued by'J»'’s has been lost 6r destroyed. Thatistroyed. - The Commercial Bank of Clinton,Ian application will be made to thei®"^^*^* MISS SARAH PITTS. On Two Tickets. One “For Ratification’ “Against Ratification.*’ the 18th' amendment. , who .shall he paid the sum .p. , , j 4U 4 II dollar each for their services. The act provides that general elec- • lion regulation.s shall he enforced, 2-.V. The delegation from each coun- that is, all voters must have registra- ^J’ general assemibly, or a ma- tion certificates, and that two tick-1 thereof, shall nominate one ets will he provided for each precinct. i *“^^*^^^*'* ** resident of the county, who | On one ticket will be 46 candidale.s xignified to the delegation his in-^ fo> ratification of the amendment to! vote for the rejection of. ’vjieal and on the other 46 canditiales' proposed amendment; and shall: against repeal of the amendment. j^lso nominate one elector, a resident j f tx III. rrtf the county, w4io has signified to the > it IS furthe;- iirovuletJ. however, tha.i , , ^ * , , , .. !delegation nis intention to vote for the names mav bo substituted for those , . . , . . J j 4. .... 4. .. .1 adoption of the proposed ainendment., on either of the tickel.s if the voter I so., ' (iesires. I’ollowine is the text of the act: Secretary of state to be* placed on the' (Section 1. l«e it enacted by the gen- as candidates to said convene eral asseinbly of the state of SouthProvided, that no member of the] r ■ The delegation, or a majority thereof, | !shall certify .said nominations to the! CANDIDATES FOR Ratification of the Amendment to REPEAL , the Eighteenth Amendment ' John Doe Richard Doe CA^fiDIDATES .AG.ALNST Ratification of the .Amendment REPEAL the Fdghteenth Amendment Charles Coe Michael Coe Instructions To Voters untouched the names of person.s for whom you desire to vote. If you do not* , L u u u ij 4U ' I ‘‘Strike in pen or jiencil the names ( atolina: Theiv .shall he held in the ■ assemiljly shall be named as do not desire to vot(e for. leaving city of < oiuiMoiu, South ( arolina, at candidate for deleguU* to Lh<* conven- ..-.4......U-..1 *u.. \2 o’clock noon on .Monday, Decemhei^ 4. lUJ.i. a convention to ratify or re-! state commissioners of’desire to, vote for any of the above* election in the .several counties shall, you may substitute the names of other' (meet on the Thurstlay following this • qualified electors.” ^ 2. The convention .‘ihall he comprised Section and shall proct*ed to canvass- ,5. There shall he a space left at the of 4U delegates to he elected by the votes, and within five days there-1 hot tom of the ballot in which the voter- stall at large ami in the manner here- shall forward Ui the governor j shall insert the naijm ^f any other per-j ancTthP Ttecretary of^xtatr, by » mos- whom ho duakfeft-ix>..JtQj.aL.Pi’Or j .let tm the profiosed L’lst amendment to con.stitution of the United States.: rrrettrr prtwi ded. w 1 itrb wpec-ial "tdee- tioii. for the purpose of electing dele gate,'-. shall he held on the first Tues- (1ain .Novenuier. 1!:3.'C Said s|>eeial election .-hail be held at the regular voting precincts in the .several coun-1 senger, the returns of the election, the poll list and ail olhtw |Ni|Kvrs apiier- vided, that no ballot shall be valid on which there has been voted for more taining to the election. Said mesaen- or less than 46 persons. j ger shall be paid his actual expenses,} 6. The 46 persons who shall receive upon a certificate U) be furnished him’the highest number of votes cast at M in i H nuinm 1 as is now provi u( secretary of state, out of funds | said election shall lie the delegates to .V .aw fort Iw holding of general elec-provided for the f \***'.,'*!*r election and convention. I 7. Every person (jualified to vote in '''ruvT I ! 'll ** J T'he'ballot f to be used in this elec- a general election under the laws of li V. now applicahle to primary elec-i . , ' -i j 1 4l 4 4 ‘4u 4 ♦ r (j .u r u , .. ,1 , . I II 1 r i t ion sha 1 die provided by th<' state the state of South ( arolina, or w ho lio: • in tins sta.e. shall he enforced ^ • 4- 1 .l 4I \ r • 1 4 .u . , II . .. I 4U I 4 1 coinmiHsioners of election, and the cost may (jualify according to the consti- lit all piecMcls in this election; and . u u i * 4 r 41. 4 4 i 1 c 4U 4 4 th, -.i,,,.. »,„l I,„- II,.. hoWinK sam,. shall la- (a.rm. out af th,- sum^lutii.n ami laws of the ..laU- -aul. -hall la- a,lv,.rtiartl „„e',.r^inaft..|- a|,|.ro,„-.at,.d, and shall holthan .10 .lays p,-.o, a n,.« hy la« f,..- Krn..ral Novom'ie.-, I'.i.J.i, shall lai on Amendme.’il to th<* Uoh- of the convention. not later! to the first Tues-, eU.tions. The state commissioners of (cctiori in the several counties shall, iiit 'idu, for the. conducting of this “Delegates to the cbnyentiuo to rat-i “Proposed stitutior. of the United States. 1' A MILE RAIL FARES Between All Points In Southeast !/)\V l AIvKS TO NEW YORK. BALTIMORE, W\SHIN(;T0N, UiilLADELUHlA, ATLANTIC CITY ” VIA i;. A.NI) I{. I{. .NORTH OK WASHINGTON ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ -♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ . ♦ ♦ ♦ J ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I LAKES APPLY EA(T1 DIRECTION •4> Tickets On Sale Aug. 4 and 5 RETURN LIMIT AUO. 12 NEW LOW FARES TO Chicago and Century of Progress ON SALE DAILY. Fur Full information (!onsuit Ticket Aj^enl SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY t ♦ I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A ♦ ♦ ♦ Rube PERKINS Say s: Preserve Your FO with rAI»T l»KRKINS will present aoaieone with an order good for 300 puttads of ice. Re on hawd—jou Ma) be lucky. PURE ICE —there is no substitute. Nothnig takes the place of • I C E titled to vote in this election. 8. In addition to the time now' re- Iqiiired hy law for the registration hooks (b he open, (he hoard of regis tration of each county shall cause the ’inioks of registration to be opened on the first .Monday in .Septemher, 1933, and shall cause the .'-^ume to he held .(.ipen for.,,,Kl.lyjn.secuLive calendar days ilieiefrom, exe<'pt Sundays, dining the hours now p'ovided for hy law. 9. The s( e.ciary of .state shall call a iiiei'intg^’Tif the .state board of can- \a.-.sets to\.e held at his office, or some otlier convenient place, within six days next after receipt of the county ret ui'H.s for the purpose of can vassing the Votes thereof. When the I hoard (»f canvassers shall have can- ! VHssed the results of the said election and (l(‘.elaied the same, the secretary ;of state shall thereuiion i.ssue to each ' person elected a certificate of his elec- jtion, under his official seal and he shall, upon presentation thereof, he j ent itled tO h seat in the. convention. I 10. The convention shall determine j .the manni'r and form of it.s organiza-' I lion and the manner in which it shall act Ufion the pr.opo.sed amendment, and, ufion determination of said (luestion! shall .submit the result thereof to the} secretary of state of the United! States and such other officer as may he designated hy the congress of the' United States. 11. That the sum of $10,000, if so much he necessary, l>e and the same i.s i hereby appropriated to defray the ex- j pens*‘s of the election of the delegates; and of the convention. I P2. The delegates shall he paid ac- ,tua! expen.ses incident to attending i 'this convention, to he furnished thcPi' * hy the secretary of stale out of funds therein appropriated. I 13. .\ny question arising in regard ; to the regulations herein provided for I the election orderi^j^by this resolution, shall be interpreted in the light of the purpose of the general assembly as is declaieii in the preambles hereto. I Gets Diploma At Moody rhstitute, John Grady Willingham, a former Thornwell orphanage boy, will receive 'his diploma today from the .Moody I Bible iniftitute of Chicago, completing the w'ork in the general Willinghairj’s cla.ss is composed of 121 young people, representing 26 states and six foreign countries. His friends in the city will be interb.sted to learn of Ills graduation and the splendid record he has made at this institution. We Deliver To Your Door. Phone 170 Come To Clinton Saturday for ^ew Bargain Da^*! and :\ OWNED AND OPERATED BY LOCAL CITIZENS. Keep Your Moiiey At Home Buy Yoar Ice Plroai HOME ICE CO. CLINTON. S. C. . i. . T CITATION FOR I.E'ITERS OF ADMINISTRATION — . The State of Soitth Cafbttna, Lauiens County. By C. A. Power, Probate Judge: Whereas, J. E. Y’. Dendy made suit| to me to grant him Letters of Admin istration of the estate and effects of Norris F. Dendy. These are, therefore, to cite and ad- inoniah all and singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said Norris F. Dendy, deceased, that they be and ap- ! I»ear before me, in 4he Court of Pro- 'bate, to be held at Laurens Court ' House, l^aurens, S. C., on August 19, 11933 next, after publication hereof, at 110 o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said! Administration should not be granted. | Given under my hand this 27th day I of July, A. D., f933. ! C. .A. .tOWER, i 8-10-2tc J. P. L. C. I SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONlCLFj fFkc Paper Everybe^y Reada** ! Capt. Rube Perkins ‘On TRANS CONTINENTAL TOUR ’ EN ROUTE W. A. Buchanan, Clinton, S. C. Dear Sir: VV'ritten From CLINTON, S. C. I M’ant to thank y6u for your excellentL^^ervice on our laundry and cleaning. My manager inform.s me that ,you cleaned and laundered all clothes for Capt. Jlube Perkins & Co. and they were delivered at the hour promised. The work was faultless, the price was RIGHT, ' — and I a.ssure you that it is a pleasure to do business with home folks. Yours truly, Capt. Rube Perkins. RP—PKC It’s A Pleasure i To Trade With HOME FOLKS... Says Capt. Perkins. And you too will find oui ser vice perfectly satisfactory in every way.' ’Evervthing is right if you send it to Buchanan's Dry Cleaners and Steam Laundry. Our employees live among you ’fhey are the sort of people you like to deal with . . “home folks.” and the owner of this great busi ness has gone forward with every move for a BIGGER and BETTER CUNTON. Keep Clinton dollars in Clin ton, Trade Muth the home town merchants and support every effort for a more prosperous city. TRY ANY ONE OF OUR SERVICES TODAY AND YOU WILL READILY SEE WHY IT PAYS_TO SEND , YOUR CLOTHES HERE. t APT. Rl RE PERKINS pnrp CAI»T. RUBE PERKINS I iVEiLi will stop at our dry cleaning plant and pre sent someone with an order good for one suit and one dress to be dry cleaned absolutely free. Be here—you may be lucky. COM^: TO CUNTON FOR “NEW DEAL RVUGAIN DAYS, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Buchanan's Dry Cleaners & Steam Laundry - !%■- Office Phone 2S ( LINTON, S. U. Laundry Phone 29 ’S 5, 10 & 25c Store CaptrPerkins Says: — “EVEN WHILE BLINDFOLDED I KNOW WHERE TO FIND REAL BARGAINS. ’ DON’T FAIL TO VISIT ROSE’S , WHILE IN CLINTON FRIDAY and SATURDAY Specials For “NEW DEAL” BARGAIN DAYS A SFKUIAI. VALUfc FRIDAY ONLY | A SPECIAL VALUE SATURDAY Only CEDAR OIL POLISH 20 oz. bottle .. 15c STICK BROOMS 4-8tring each 19c x:annin(litems JAR TOPS, dozen . 25c COLD PACK CANNERS . ... 9Sc JAR RUBBERS, dozen 5c KETTLES . ? 30c to 59c PICNIC ITEMS NAPKINS : .50 for .5c PLATES, 8 in. or.fit in^i „ i.. 12 for .5c WAXED PAPER I 5J) sheets 5c CUI*S, 8 in each pkg. : . .5c — BUCKLE AND BUTTON SETS, large assortment .. 10c Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, beautiful assortment, 2 for 5c & 5c White Shoe Polish ... 10c Toilet Soap 2 for 5c Tooth Paste Talcum Powder 10c 10c TRADE WITH US ^ NEW ITEMS ARRIVING DAILY. rprri Capt. Ru^ Will Stop At Our Store Where He ■ HCLa WiU Distribute Candy to the Crowd. OUR CANDY IS FRESH - A Trial WiU Convince You R O S E ’ 5c,, 10c and 25c Store CLINTON, S. C. -4.U-