The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 03, 1933, Image 4
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+HE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
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THURSDAT: ACCl'ST 3. 1933
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10 Years Ago
1 Items of Interest From The Chronicle
of 1923.
HARRIS, Editor and Pnbhthor
Published Eeery Thorsdaj By
THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING OOMPANT
Subscription Rate (Payable In Adrance):
' Ore year $1.50; Six Months 75 cents; Three Months 50 cents
J. R. Henderson, merchant of this
city, pa.s.sed away at his home here|on
Friday'after a long illness. The fun-
leral service iatis conducted by Rev. L.
'K. Wiggins, with interment following
iSt the <ild family graveyard near
Barksdale.
Entered as .Second Class Mail Matter at the Poat Ofhee at CTinton, S. C.
fhe Chronicle .seeks the cooperation of its subscribers and readers—the
publisher will at all times appreciaU^wise suggestions and kindly ad>
vice. The Chronicle will publish letters of general interesl ^en they
are not of a defamatory nature. Anoayasoua coeanonications wiD not
be noticed. This paper is not responsible for the eiews or opinions of
its correspondents. .
Mrs. Marshsll Milam, of this city,
I died .suddenly at her home Sunday af-
iter a few days illnes.s.
A music club has been organized in
jthe city with the following officers:
•Mrs. Klmore Young, president; Mrs.
fW. P. .lacobs, vice-president; Mrs. D.
M. Douglas, secretary; Mi.ss Clara
l)uck?tt, trea.surer.
( I.INTON. S. THl RSDAYi ArClIST 3. 19.1.1
— , Toin Leake of New Yofk, is the
the .puest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Will Leake.
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NEW DEAL BARGAIN DAYS
Mr. and Mrs. T. .1. Blalock and
i Messrs. (Jeorge Blalock and Gus Hol-
Cl.INTON’S UK; GAL.A DAYS jtional agreement for controlling
All road.s will lead to Clinton and so keepingj
dav and .Saturday. Two big sales day.s.l»>«’ “P f<»reig^ trade. This will Mi.s.s Mary Henp’ has returned to
known a^ "New Deal” Bargain Days. l»«‘nefit directly a much larger num-.Columbia college a^i:-spcnding g few-
are being sponsored bv t(ie city's of American pnalucers than will [days with her parents.
leading merchants who are offering the silver agreement, although its ef-
hundred.v of bargains to the great, on the total of world commodity
cr.a)«^d expected foi the event. The ad.,pnces may not be as great , . .
vcrtising colpniii'; of today’s papVf arc^ Of course, some of the nations,/ like lingsworth attended the funeral of
filled wi’h then interesting messages. France, who went to th»* conference Tom Holling.sworth in Lnion on
A pro^^unl of entertainment is L,e-1 determiiM*d to give nothing and take; J’riday. ^
ing offered on Friday and those who ‘‘‘•♦’O'thing. aiv crying ‘"failui-e.” But
wish to mix iileasurc with busine.ss * when it ctimes Ui international agree-
mav do so since Cupl. Kube Perkins,, nients. those ms-e.ssarily take lime,
funiou> blindfold artist will do a num- and the time that has been sfauit in
iH'r of sepsatioiml stunts fur the en-,‘‘"’h nation getting the others’ ixiints
tcnaimnhnt of the vtsHort. of vieiEllBa nofUiaeir wa^d/Such umr
,, , 1 ,, L'..'derstanding'of tbc other man's prob-
Makc your jilan.s to spend r nday . .... . L
and SaTin'day m our city and bring
the entire family. Welcome! 'Thrice
a good place to
Rev. Henry Stuke.s of Chester, was
the guest yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.
B. H. .Boyd.
Welcome' to ( lintoii
leou If esaenttai
agreement.
to any sort of an
Mis» Juiki Gunniairham luis^ rctuvn-
ed to her home In Cross Hill after be-'
ing connected with the firm of .Adair-'
Sumerel for several months.
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trade.
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THK N. K A.
THE lAUKE ENi)<»WMR5rr WORK »
The; Duke Hn^lowinent Vear BiKi-k
No. 4 has just lK*en issued and is a
most interesting pamphlets. It can ies
Mi.ss .Nannie Young Tribble, a ftu-
ident at Due West college, i.s at/Iioine
j on account of the illness of moth- y
jer, Mrs. D. K. Triirfile. / .
'^'hiiton meichant-
corns have fallen
Uhe two tlarolinas of this nmiarkable
in.stitution cre*ted by the late lames j
Buchanan Duke nine years ago. I
Manife.-ting H^pifit of cooperation ..... ^
romin.sc.M.1 of tho WorW W«r a.y,.; *"<1
and busines.s eon-i
into line to back
PreMdent Kosevel1'> industry recovery
plan one buiKbed i.ei cent. Our city.; Since tlie Th«irnwell Di rdianage, of |
ib’X'Ugb It- • !i!inil»er of Commerce, this city, is om iff .Im' b •nefieiai'ii's, a,
was onr n! the fust in the state to**suinmary of iLs oiierutioii.s tlie past
ent'oise the President’!* agreement ami eight years is of miev than passing
teiegiaidi ’<< the WhiU‘ House a intenes; to Uu* |M‘onle of this section.
(Fmm files of Th
February hth.
f’hronicle for
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N'
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egiapb
niTMt-- u
’'•w . u* 'u y K. A. agi eemenl
•..ureK voluntary on the jiart of the
•11 1! lias a- Its inaiti objectives a
■ r -'.-. u. pi;. 1' to rai.-e wage... ere
—ensproymeii,;.i pitmioli . fan ruitUW*..
Calls On Banks
To Aid Recovery
i bo lHK*k reveals that rout’ ibutions
I U^.sliington, Aug. 1
from this emiowiiient d'.inrg its e.xist-
approval of President
With the full
Roosevelt and
i-nce have dirf"rlely a.s>'isted approxi-f
mateiy 47“Jl,(Ktfl {htsoiis in North and
South Carolina, <»r tiearly Ht per cent
of th«» |K>pulaIion of the two states, as
jtlie Irea.sury, rhairnian .loiies of the
liecoristruc’tion corporation tonight
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and
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metfiise purchasing
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\ on-united ae'H';i iiy oin-
(‘M.pluxee- I* 1- a p.'irti'er-
tbe following- crnnpiltrl ion
ilo.-pitai |*aliefit-, free
part pay /
Orphans
di'Kvs:
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MemtHTs
churclK'
SuiKTaiiimatiirf
Stuik
of as-sgstcHl I viva I
preaeliors
lima'
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in
i*nls, fy^m the 4'an
thoTuui assisted i
iMUiea-
(ionoT insf ilufion-
ToCal 17‘J,r.2l
Ho.spitals and orphanages 04’ the
^\vo Canilmas Iwve failed libeially at
the endownH'iil’s hands’ in carrying
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{' j!-i>ioal fium the W hit< llou.--e
naJV'Ua'i a mw Aiiu't lean woi s
. . w age--ea f. touching as it does,
, \ u all ell; 1 >loyIT, employed and
.•».M o\el, it Will teacTi maiiy ofus
top wa-ting our tune and g«‘t flown
.il vv ek. with a higher premium
. ■! * Vii 'uefoie placed on faithful-
V ; r i d'f;e ene\ .
-, , ;;oii«‘’al code luidei which the ^
.Mti y ' now oiieiatuig until each ; ,»ut the expr»*-.ja"d wish ol the loufider.
1. re- >■ ’i;ule receives its own pur- as the following details ivlative to il.s
c-'iie. i.v hourui to wfii k hard-- eontnbulions to suHi nistitutions
a: ’u-* on some, hut lhe.se eon-jthe two states .slwiw
1 '.e adjustcii and rectified. 4'ontnhutions of
vvh.i'i HI <TalUy is a gentle- hospitals for free LksI days; dui'etly
, im nt with I’resiflent a.s.si.steil 45# |>er cent of tlie irU.OUti
.vi '.i i', iai!.' t'oi fuitli ami eonfi- patients treated u» the iierual ifvvered.
Cl', .fii uii-eltish, unitml spirit of ,iA,hi«-h mmuiinted to 'its per cent of the
iK-ia :on su*>merguig'^fish inter-irojit of free s«T\ier m tlie In^spitals.
. fo! the eomiuon good It is an Provided also the ispnOalent of the
• . i (\p< nmeiit to stimulate and tfital cost of free stMvice for KU) |)a-
oii a buying movement. tients liaily sintv tlie Duke Kndow-
in
asked the nation’s hanks t(> aid’in the
“hack to work” mf»vement by expand--
ing credit. _ '
At till* same ttim*. loties asserted in
an address tfiat repayments of $71(»,-
tKlO.OOO of corporation loan- W’:^s evi
dence that the country was "inherent-
ly sound and rwovery well under
way.’’ He said the big lending agencj
sUxhI ready to inflate the working j
capital of the banks by purchasing
preferred stock in sound ones.
At the conclusion of his speech,
.fones read a letter from President
Roosevelt, endorsing what he saUi |
"about the need for crtnlit and alaiut |
cfMiperation in the general scheme of
"evf'cyhody hack ti» work.” '
"I congratulate the man.v bankers,
wLui have safely steertxl their institu-j
tions through the troubles of the pa.st
Capt. Perkins Says:
“Buy Before Prices Go Up. Whole
sale Prices Are Advancing Every
Day. You WUl Do Well To Buy Now
While You Can Save Money.”
UNDER THE BLUE EAGLE
WE DO OUR PART
A FEW *1.29
Dresses .
79c
MEN S RAYO.N
Sox . . 5c and 10c
Men’s Broadcloth
Shirts ..
45'
Men’s Goodyear Welt Ox
fords black, black and
uhite brown and w hile—
SL75 and $1.95
Men’s Ventilated Oxfords,
just what you want fur
mill wear. OA
All leather
WOMEN’S FINE
F(K)TWEAR
Black, brewn, white and
blonde Slippers — straps,
lies, and pumps. Koinii: at—
$1.49 and $1.95
Boys’ Oxfords,
sizes 2 */2 J to 6 .
$1.49
Men’s White
pre-shrunk.
Duck
pair
Pants,
SHOES AT BIG SAVINGS
Women’s Oxfords, Straps,
Pumps, Ties, QQ^
pair . IfO
A BIG TABLE OF
BARGAINS
Vat dye Prints, Suitings.
Broudcluths, Voiles, Cre
tonnes and 1 Ac
( urtains, yd. lU
Gorgeous 0r|2:andie
and Voile Dresses
98’
New’
Voile
Vat Dye
Dresses,
l^ood value
Print and
—49"
GOOD WEAR SHOES
FOR CHILDREN
Oxfords, Straps and Sah-
dals, doinR at—
69c — 75c — 98c
SPECIALS FOR
WOMEN
Hosiery, Bloomers, Panties,
Slips, Gowns, Blouses—
AT GREAT REDUCTIONS
IN PRICES.
Now Is the Time — Here Is t le Place — To Save Money!
^ UNDERSELLING STORE
Musgrove and Enterprise Sts.
Clinton, S. C.
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four y»*«rs,’’ the president’s letter said,,
"but credit must lie made available to
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all cla.sses of our citizi iis
is to he reestablisheil on a
workable basis.”
if business
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mi><>it;iiit to remembc! the U^gan to aid m tins fu'ld. [
-f <il the Natioim! Recovery rjj,. emioviim'iit |Kiid. at the actual
;i,i1 mc'i aii'l women i;: work, a\'erage cost of $.77,771 p.i*r {»;itient, the
ht Pi tit ’ Tlie put^cliasing pow- lulj cost of In’atuienl of 71,Lot*
;‘>!;c must tie le.^toied and tients.
Dr. Ellis Fuller
At Cross Hill
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(>1 iji pre-sion I*' a Better
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i h« Ipa* . a- e.«'i\ oiip mu.-t realize.
I- a t'a ' advent Uie 111 the world of
hk-irc'- a’-td a cliallenge to each
.\>T.C! CHP tiehimi the banner'
^,-,1 ,! . k- ,.i hvi part. What the re-
-irt of thi far reaching exfieriment*
\A d tie. miiioiiy know>. But il we all
y,n r and accept the i-halleiige
t)H Whr IIuiim' a- an opiioiTunity to
opvn a new day. if we will give the
h« 1.' a-king. we are confident the
pi..ry w p'o' » -liccessful.
Ihi- - no tune for doubters or
tt'ic'e w lai wi'U.d null hack. It is a time
fo' woiK, for confidence, for fairness,
fi" unil»‘d, cooperative action in order
'Hat th^ country may come from um(er
thr awful economic strain of ihe
ft ,;r yeais.
Il coiitr-.liuleii $9:V;4.7l'.‘ to oO orphan
lH»me> VIhich anaiunU'd to 7*2 pi'r cent
of the fsVst of oiieratlirg there ciVild-
canng institutions and |)rovide«l the
riiuixalenl of llie cost of full r*aie for
420 children for eight, years.
ri.lM«X KOY UONORKD .
Kiiends 111 thi' nty. and they are
many—of Heiiiy J Wmn of, Green^
ville, were pleased Iasi week to learn
Beginning Monday night. Di. Kllis
Fuller, pastor of the First Baptist
I’*** ehuix'h of Atlanta, Opened a .series of
^ evangelistic services at Cross Hill to
continue through this week. Tlu* ser-
vieeji each day are
Bafitist church at 10 o’clock in the
ruorniiig and in the Preshyteri.-yi
ehiiroh each evening at S o’cUa'k. Dr.
Fulh'i’s friemls in Clinton are cor
dially inviter| to attend the services,
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PRESENT PRICES
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FIRST BALE ON MARKET
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Orangeburg, .\ug
he was prmnot*‘d to tlie pceaL ilioaN first bale of i'j;43 caiiun ,wasa
dency of the South <’arolina Bankers’ sold here trxlay for 11.20 cents a'
I. -South Caro-
1'J33 coltun
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AssiX'iation at their annual convention
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pound. I
The cotton was grown by H. S. Fel-
Mr. Winn la a Clinton hoy wha has der on his farm near I’arler, Orange-
rapidly gained promotion in banking tiurg county.-
circles and now holds the position i»f' The bale weigheil 5.78 pound.- and
cashier of one of tlv* stixmgest liank- graded middling, seven-eighths staple,
ing institutions ui the South. The dis- Because it was the first bale, it
tinrtion that has come lo him is well brought a price considerably above the
deserved and he may be counted upon markets ~
serving the memliei-
which has
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lo act wisely in
ship of the organization
honored him.
In speaking of Mr Winn’.s election.
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We oo not quite understand ^why ^j|e "I'anght on the Wing” column of
foik> -hould 1h saying thhat the World Greenville Ibediiiont, .«*aid:
Hcononiic Conference in London has 'The South t'*rt»lina Batikers’ .\s-
bien a failure, when the lJn4o<l Slates suciation made a wise selection in
r< vn<?>''out of »t_witljin six^eeks with naming Henry J. Wmn, of GrtH*nville,
two im|M lant prizes. ils president for the next year.
Our delegation succeeded beyond ex-j “|ir. Winn,' who came to Gieenville
peclations in getting all of the nations. m ia|7 from Clinton, is one of the
in the w^Id which have an inteiest injniast popular bankers in the -entire
silver to*sign an agreement which )»'state. Tl^uiinnds in Greenville know
calculated to put the price of silver hi|„ ^s the very quintessence of cour-
up to where il was before the war, or^tesy and aeronunodatiun. It’s safe to
higher. That is im|M)rlant to the Unit, that no person who has resided in
ed States for several i-easons. For one Greenville during that length of time
thing, it will be profitable to our pro-;hat made more friemls than has Mr.
ducers of silver, but of greater imjHir-, Winn. U u, of ooume, unnecessary to
tance i* the fact that it will increa.se jsay that Clmne friends were attracted
the value of the silver money of India. , by the sterling qualities, and the sym-
Mexico and other silver-using pathetic, oourteou.-^ manner of Mr.*
nations, making it easier for them to Wiaa. ^
J|»ay our cottcffTlnd other commodities, i **The Sonfeh Carolina Bankers’ As-
k|Kl •tthe .same time making it hard- j aociniian is in be congratulated in .s«‘-
Renew Your Health
By Purification
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WE URGE YOU TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF OUR PRESENT STOCK OF
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Any physician will tell you that
“Perfect Puritiistioii of the Systeii
is Nature’^ Foundation of Perfect
Realth.'" W’liy led rid yourself of
ihronic ailmeii't.s that are under*
uuiiiug your vitality f Purify your
entire system by taking a thurougb
course of Calotabs,—onen or t wico
a week for acveial weeks—and soe
how Nature rewards you with
health.
Calotaba purify the blood by acti-
vatiag the liver, kidneys, sihmaeh
and bowels, la 10 eta. and 35 ets.
packages All dealers. (Adv.)
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T’S no Guess Work. We Know Our Present
Prices Mean a Big Saving To Those Who
Need Our Advicel It’s Our Desire To Serve You
and Save You Every Dollar We Can. . ^
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petitivg markets of the world. pilot Use
Another plum * which we seem tO|yrar. It
kynvc picked at London is the interna-1 way." ,
as Mr. Winii tO|
organixation for the next i
a vise selection in every
PHILCO
Radios & Tubes
Smth’s Pharmacy
COME TO CLINTON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
FOR “NEW DEAL BARGAIN DAYS”
S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co
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