The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 14, 1933, Image 4
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C
THURSDAP, SEPTEMBER 14, 1933
(Fife €lintati (Etirnnirle
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WILSON W. HARRIS, Bdit«r moi PiibKsh«r
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ted his fye till i turned him a-loose.
i can^allsoi ^rrantee that noboddy
can take yore pitcher while i am I in
yore naborfaood. i have had experients
!in mowinif furniture out of homes for
installment houses where i had to be
' ruff, and i can tare up more cammeri^
Mu 5 'minnets than news-hawks can pay
’for in 5 yr.
i it will pay you to have a brave,
I husky boddygmrd like me in yore midst
jaU the time, they have just commenced
(to knock you around and you had bet-
,ter employ me at once, you will get
ruffer treatment from now on than
you have in the past, so see me now
• so’s you will be able to .see others later
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(MNTO.N, S. C., THCRSIUY. SEPTEMBER 14, 19S3
i Ck.i all.so count votes to suit you
in the next elecktion and you will need
a.ssj.stance then without fail, i am 62
jyr. old. weigh 103 Ib.s., 6 foot and 7
inches long in my sock feet and have
,2 larjre fists, about the size of 12 ib.
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WC DO OUR l*AMT
PUT FIRST THINGS FIRST
Out of all the welter of talk about bams, and when i swing'one out, what-
i resUniB|r ceonomic prospepity we.swm ^'5^.strikes, that object turns up
I to hear echoing down the ages an ad- from then on.
monition which mo.st of us too easily
forget: * mule kicked me and jar-
n H.\S ( I.AWS
The Blue Kagle has claws. 'This is
Adminiatnit4*r ^ohnstm, aifgieisive
head of the national recovery drive..
Bu'^messe.s which display the blm-j^j^^
eagle in-:ign;a without having signed;
4, . ' ^ ... if. , , 'red me a right smart, but i hailed off
Seek ye iirst the Rrngdom of . . , . - n i j u i u-
. - j It and hit him on the flank and broke his
and His righteousness and alL these , i
- . „ ■ jj j . .. nake ami 3 legs, that s the kind of man'
things shall be added unto you. u i,*
. . , you need at yore back when racket-,
l^e are constantly being reminded contact you, i will w’ork for 11$’
of our duty to society, to the na- p^j. jf) advance, and bored and
tion and the .<gate, as if that were th«* uniformly imd pistols and brass knucksi
first and most important concern o. blackjacks and plenty of chawing
mankind. We do not understand it that* all extry
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,^iaL-4|uete^ iTiaf a mans- long, plese rite or foam
ncilv
r. ^^s
agreements arp in for trouble* So are'
, u 1. f I , 1 4 *1, ^t^l^otlg^Hoo^Illtiess, centuries, to be the,
bu'^:ne>.'ies which fail to keep to the , ^ ,
. . , !• j / c 4U h>*"y sound, safe and enduring rule*'
intent, wn'tcn and implie<l,/of thej, . * . .
code, .'io according to General John-
<< n. is anyone withdrawing the blucj
eagle from his place of business. It isj'^on*! conduct,and his‘relations with
\vt 11 to remember this.
irst duty is to himself. His duty is to me’.t'once; yore ennimies is figger-j
jl^ his conduct, his point of j ^.^nt to give you]
character to the Teachings ^.bance, i refer you to the fed-
of Christ which have, been proven, eral land bank as to my charackter.
yores trulie,
mike Clark, rfd,
bodyguard.
for hvmhn happiness.
Were rvei^ human being, in 'his i>er-
jothers, to follow the simple admoni.
jtions laid down by the Founder of
Hi:\\V TAXES HURT
Fvce.ssive laxaiion of rece'nt
w having
m-ss.
j ( hristianity we would hear no talk of
} the need of “organiring” men and wo-
laxaiion ol recent anrf business and industry in or-t
Iclctcnous efrects on busi-i
An Owed To Taxes
They tax our bread,
They tax our meat,
They tax our head.
And they tax our feet.
'•«]t»sre deal
. . , ^ ^der to grve everybodv
ness. In the lung run, it creates un-, , ,
* . ^ , and as equal opportunity
employment, destroys jobs and lessena- -
Iikeliho.d of permanent emnloy-| -rr ready to as'ree ......
mo'-t of US hum'*ns still far from the’
of character
whieh a strict adherence to-tho^Hmtlev
that, with!
r.ve*
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in
.'.Men
rgvment
the future. The tar burden "’"-t hum'^ns stil
investors. di.-4Courages man-j prefec.Mon
p**i*vent.s mdustrial expan-T
They tax our gas.
They tax our oil,
They tax our home,
And they tax our soil.
They tax our beer,
nn I i.ut. tbi" wowTdJniplv. it nrinr-be iieces-l Twf
n,,.' HtS ' ”■ fsary to compel the majority to apply,
Cl•^^t of government, arp'r-'^pme of^ho’?p against their with’
tax our candy,
And they tax our soap.
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ling ,-Up Will
J curing d< pie>-ion.
♦ he
lower 1 hi* tax burden in dollars'But wc do nirt tl^ink that salvation of
f. Je. il. .‘^tate and >o'-kI and »ny whether sriintual or cco-
" have been 'r kon to noniic, has ever Ix'en or ever will be
permanently achieved by the appllca-
tion of force from without.
IO \ I.'>IT CLIN TON ****" ■"* “saved” wholesale.
Hariv l» r.ilhngham, of ClinUm, Neither Ls a social system re-created
Nt V . i'> now on a tour to visit the 38,by wholesale methods. Ka^h individual^
r^TTiTon.' m the CnTTed .‘^ales, il' was * must arrive ■aionc"Ht“ttie M^fTy"T?eatr
announced in the Publishers’ Apxil-iAnd unless each indiviilual arrives of
. of the past week. He reach<*d his own volition at the conclusion that
Ark. iveentlv on his itiner- h«' will arrei»t thC rules and play his
in the ww economic order, no
The>\tax our pills,
They tax our car.
They tax our mills,
And thi y tax our bar.
They tax our gum,
They tax our smokes.
They tax our cotton,
.And, they lax am' jokes*
v*:i.
the
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They tax us here,
They lax us there;
They tax our regulars,
StiD Offor You An Opportunity ITo Buy
RUGS AT OLD PRICES!
Don’t Delay -— Come Now
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We were fortunate in buyinj; a goed supply of the mo*st popular rugs before the ad-
\ar.c2s in price. This means a saving of ^5.00 to $20 on e\ery rug in our present stocks.
THEY ARE GOING FAST!
WE OFFER YOU THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SHARE IN THIS SAV ING.
Special
On
RUGS
Special Prices On
RAG RUGS
IN ALE SIZES.
S. |VI. & E. H. Wilkes & Co,
CUNTON ^ TWO STORES — LAURENS
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^ejrtenth eilv uf that narnejP*'^
* and i.s now continuing into l^rniancnt betU'rnient is to Ik* hniked
*iilhern
And they tax our spare.
states in which Clin-j^''''
\ a't Nn-aU'd 'Thus far he ha.s vis-
• i « hntons nv Ma>'aehu.setts, Maine,|
< ‘niu-cticut. Ohio. .New Jersey, Benn-
- \ r. a’lTa. Mteh iga rV, W iseonsin, towa.
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1 Mt Indiana. Kentueky and Ar-
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il.iigh nil. at the ‘ompletion of
,»M>po'e- to write a book giv-
lO-Years Ago
They .ax us living,
They tax us dead,
They lax the blanket
L'tMtn -our bi'd.
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ItcMK of IntcrcHt From The ( hroniclc were
* ‘ wouM reach-
•f I8?:l
^ If all the deadlieats in the Uniteil
laid end to end, they
into each other’s pocket.
historical and other informatiiin,
loii.s gaim d relative Uy the Glenn-Iaiwry Manufactur-: m*»ghbor’
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-ni;
an-i isup'e
tj.i • hnlon- he will visit.
This means that some time in the
n'ur futurt*. our city will la* favored
w.th a vi'.it from this New York gen-
H's coining will be liniked for
ward to with
‘.e '>p«‘«
’ ^ ~ ~ ^ -y." ^ I chief causes for divorce in Hol-
K. K. Child has resigneil as presi-1 lywiHMl are: 1. Not negle<*ting they ^
s wife. 2. Fating onions. 3.
*ing company at Whitmire. ' Npt eating onions.^4. Money. 5. Ijick
of money. 6. Going out nights. 7. Slay-
Mesdames L. K. Wiggins, V. P. iing put nighta. H. Snoring. 'J. Night
Adair. Harris Ijindrum, G. Vt. B. clubs, iti. Greener pastures.
Smith, J. W. ('rawford, John Yarbor-:
interest, and there should Kate and .Helen Milam, |f U,
uil eoui-te-v arranged in''^'Blie Rudd Fuller, Jeanette-(’raw-jquakes
• ^ mm 1.' 1 — I I*'l ! D ■
alifornia has a few niore earth-
s and New Fngland another
r - hono, by rbt; ( bamUM „f <'«m-‘ Mai garet Finley and Klmira Ray «torra occasionally, Florida will come
jwere in lamrens Saturday for the^xack into her own.
A f:nv opportunity is to be oi^ra of ‘I'*'] ~ ^ “
fa-vra -impreaj^ our Clinton on. Mr.l*'*''**'. — — -rt
B:!,! mg bam when hi*
comes as our
g’iv -t
HWK RKCLSTKRKI)
\r«* you «jualilied to vote in the
state it jH-a! referenduiu on .N'ov. 7lh?
1: you are n4»l. Ibi your convenience
the legIxioks are now open
atd wdl remain so under sfiecial ar-
rairgt-munt
vi-fK. The t>oard will also be in ses
s.'ih on the first .Monday in (h'tobt'r,*
which Will b,' the la.st op|X)rtunity
voter.' .y,!! li.av** to qualify to' partici-
t^eUiy Watteg-ftggers that thi
i cotton processing tax adds only 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. ( handler and-'to a gingham dress, and increar-
Me^ra W. A. John.son, Chris Adair,t,.«j wages adds only 4 cents, and short-
Carlton Winn. Floyd Adair, .Mr. and|er> hours mid only 4 cents, thus inak-
Mra. K. T. RiddKAirg, Mr. and .Mrs. i„,r » 12-cent dress cost only 24 cents.!
J. B. Howell and Mr. and Mrs. CharliejThe fanner figgers that he pays the
Wallace were in laurens VN'edne.sday whide tax. as it has hammered hisj
,for the Bolt-Ricbhourg wedding. Icotton down to the tune of $20.00 per
bale, dress or no dress. What he warns
tlif..uth S4tU4:d.^. .,4 W « i. . _ ,
7® I, , / visit to reutives in NTirfoIk, Va. —
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FIRST SEyCN MONTHS
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woommott
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pa.e in ;he eu-etion. _ u 1.' 1 i hi* 1
* \ Mle Honon, Kmily and .Martha Phil-
'There are >everal things that you . ; ., n -..
, -'.V . . rips arid r ranees VS itherspoon.
nee4l to temeitmei. Sou cannot voU in ,
th:< eii-clHm unltss you have a regis-^
trntion ceii,ifiCM(e.
I.f ,>ou have a n-gi.stration oertifi-,
M iss Alpha Holt and Walter Rich-
bourg of this city, were united in mar-
. , .1. . 4- »■»>«« Wednesday evening at the homei
, , ,,, _ . ;tof the bri^ s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
The following Minthi-ofi girls were
at home hlis wet k: Misses Collette { |Qi!||) . TABLETS - SALVE
Griffin, laws aryl la>ree .Adair, Hattie itlalaria in 3 days. Colds first
day. Headaches Or Neuralgia
in .30 minutes.
FINE I.AXATIVE AND TONIC
.Vlost Spertlv Remedies Known.
Buick makes a 35.7% gain in
the total business of its field
Lmttst mtmiUkUfigmrts hy PoiJk’f Natiouai New Car Sates Strvk*
sL
it l^ g4>od now and you will not m»ed
a new one. But if yop have a certifi
cate 1-sued prior to 102^, it is’void, t
I Warren BoK, in I^aurens.
, , ■ , , (F'rom files of
if you have lost or misplaced you^jjHurch 22 19’23)
certificate previously issued to you, in *
1128 or since that year, you wilLneed
a duplicate and may secure sanie by
applying to the county registration |
toaid.
The Chronicle fqr
All voter.4, whether registered stnee
or prior to the presidential electiow
last Noven*ber, must show poll tax re
ceipt* if required to pay poll ta«, dat
ed at least thiKy days before the pro
hibition referendum.
Men and women are urged to vote ia
this approaching election. If you are
^ now qualified, you had better got
in touch with the county board at
once and secure the re<|uiremenU
reeded. If you Ic-t indifference or pro-
craatinatioei disfranchise you, the
fault will be yours and can be charged
to no one else.
If you haven’t registared, attend In'
>t today. You can do so by gettiqg in
Nobody’s Business
By Gee McGee
PHILCO
Radios & Tubes
SaHth’s Pbaiinacy
nJ h
ere s why!
t. MOdIRN STYU — with bodia by Fisber bleodiog harmoniously into the
windscrcam lines of radiator, hood and fenders.
%. MOOfRN FttfORMANCi—for which Buick’s famous Valve-itwHead Straight
Eight engine is largely responsible.
**«**’|*"| * ~kl of grabbed Vis* ha^ a£
«iy, a member of the county board.
Offers Rig Services To
Horn Haey f^ong
flat rock, s. C. sepp. 15, I9SS.
hon. hooey long, senator,
■ew orlaott, la.
deer sir:
i hereby put in my applercstion to
set as one of yore boddygusrds. it
seems that you need a new set u the
®®** y®® have dooT seem to be givii^
you no protecktion.
if i
hrookijm
benn on yore payroll ia
that ex-prisefighter'
so tight ha could^not of hat-
R. Maod Saiith, O. D.
Paldar Smith, O. 0.
Drs. &nith & Smith
I OPTOMETRISTS
SPECIALISTS
Byes Examiaed, Glasses Prescribe
Lahoratory for Prompt Repair
Service.
15 MeeA Maia Street Phone Itt
CLINTON, a C.
S* AAOOON COMPORT—ofacained by the use of such nouble features as ioertin-
controlled hydraulic shock absorbers and the Fisher Ventilation System.
^ to which more than 1,250,000 Buicks oow
in aervice^hriing silen^ but convincing prooH
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BUICK
A GENERAL
MOTORS VALUE
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