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Z'^' Ri^E FOUR THE OJNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C ■■'■■^■■■■1 I ■■ ■■ I ■ II iiii_^ ■ ,i i THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1933 ■t— all|r (Eiintah (Eljrontrlr r~ EgUbHakei 19tt WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and PobHibar Pablithed Erery Thunday By THE CHRONICLE PUBI.1SHINO COMPANY I Subscription Rate <P|iyable la AdTanca): Ore year $1.50;'Six Months 75 cents; Three Months 60 canto I: Emen'd s? Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. ■f rv.e Chronicle seeks the cooperation of its subscribers and readers—the publisher will at'al! times appreciate wise suggestions and kindly ad vice. The Chronicle wij; publish letters of general interest when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications will nbt be noticed. This paper is not responsible for the riews or .opinions of its correspondents. to places—which the railroads got. There wont be any great rush ex- contain considerable amounts of these grains and grain by-products, special'will lower winter egg production. vitamin B feeds rarely, if ever, need cept for “short hauls” to take advan-jto be given. tage of these low (?) rates. Persons i Citamin C—It is probable that vita- i going any distance will want to use a jmin C is not nfeeded by poultry al- ; Pullman car, but they aint going, to though It is essential for human be- be benefitted much by this new-low ings. It is contained in ample amounts fare business. Surely the J. C. C. had in cabbage lettuce,'UndaTeen alfalfa. n D a a few college professors Oo^help them! Vitamin D—Vitamin D aids in nor- formulaite such a scale of passenger! , . j , ^ . f.«. a. these-^neaning those pro-!'"''' development and - prevents fessors who figured out the process ing tax schemes. rachitic leg weakness. A deficiency of oil_is preferred because its high and. Cod-liver oil is the most commonly used source of this ..'vitamin. Other sources are direct sunlight (not through common glass, which absorbs Oils used in poultry feeding vary greatly in their vitamin D potency. '4 insures known vitamin D potency complete protection.. Vitamin E—Vitamin E is the anti sterility vitamin. Hens fed on i4itions deficient in it lay eggs that hatch th^^fective rays), ultiti-viplet irr^-ipoorly. It is contained in most sub- datilm, and some fish oils. stances fed to poultry s( J ♦3 poultry so that little attention need be paid to thfs factor except under very unusual circum- Biologicall tested, fortified cod-liver j stances. IL CLINTON, S. r., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28. 1933 .It would sound more bu.siness-likej if the railroads would establish a cdrrpetitive rate of say 1 1-2 or 2 cents per mile to anybody, any time, j anywhere, and your ticket should be good until you u.se it—as you paid for it—but if you should desire Pullman space, why, you mu.st pay the extra Pullman fare for .same—’*yhich is to, be expected," There ain’t going to be ^many railroad dividelids on acebuht jof these new irregular, c.res.sword puz- WAIT gram, the Industrial Recov-cr>' .Act, |zle, enigmatical passenger fares. If Deposit In.surance Act and :yo\^ will study them, you will find real giving to the President enexampled 'humor in them. ——■ power. Then fhe Blue Eagle wa.s j hatched in the ne.st of the NRA, the] Mike Wants a Covernment Job Public Works Administiation was .sot; flat rock, s. C., Decern 26, 1933. "upT followeil by the Civilian Con.ser-1 secktenterry of war, vation C'jimps and the Civil Works j wa.shington, d. C. Administration, in the effort to .start i deer sir; money to circulating and get l)usinew^_^i notis by the paper.s that the gov-1 back to something like normal. Afid verment wants 2 or 9 men in ever! j those are only a few oi the events for —' - — I which 1933 will be remembered.- WE I.ICIIT ANOTHER ('ANDLE j In international affairs, .... .The ()^ Ji'ear is almui^t gonci. the|4iaubt. the most important thing was lart er.ry inaJe; ilie final reboriDAmerica’.H abandonmenl of the gotd clo.^ed and bound in the Book of Re-5 .-tandard, though the mo.st .spectacular men 'ram-e aie its joy,-, and .sorrow.s, revent with ^hich we were concerned ] 2 prVssent Its succe.'-e-. and failures, its happi- ^'’Rs our recognition of the Union of j county in the u.s., to help them inforce the repeel of the 18 amendments, and beyond j suppo.se it will be under yore*juris- didtUon, so kindly xonaider my apple- cation for 1 or 2 of these job^ficah hold down 3 of .same, but prefer only A FEW MORE DAYS AND SEE THE marvelous; advantages in the 1934 - BUICKS OLDSMOBILES PONTIACS A New Range of Prices That Will Stir the Automobile World and'Create a Sensation in the Low Price Field. NEW BUICKS NOW ON DISPLAY r,... .-.-.I ,• < .Ii,al,p„liumenl», The cur. Soviet Socialist Kc|,ul,lics <>th<!rwi..c, carracUer and repperta- tain has fallen on the last seene .n.Ku.w.a, Aad .n Kuropd ihatlf the out-, refer you to our paatun. at •.h( >■» ar ol I'JL3. '.standing event wa.s the .seizure of the rehober, rev, hubbert green, and the In a few hours ino;e the New Yoar government of (Je-many by Hitler and ; pay-as-you-go cash stole in flat rock, i have henn trading in our daw vs with proin;.-e of belter superior.s. things; glowing with services to be j "e doubt wlwther 1934 will produce him for 3 yr., and he has newer rendered, jr.sponsil.ilities to he shoul-'Hny such list of spectacular events, ^ on me. i am a member of dered. What the New Year holds for We don t care if it dmwn’t. We only 12 secret, orders, allso belong to the you or for us we cannot know. We arc nope —and expect —that it will be a chureh and have leeched a clas.s in not permitUMl to read hurriedly or far better year for business, for agricul- gunday .scholl and stand well ahead; but on tho.se my.stic pagivs that ture, for indu.stry. We ar^ sure only eompri.se its rword there will he ac- ®ne thing about it—it -will be dif- eounts of success and joy and happi ness for some, while for others sor-^j row and disappointment and lo.ss. j „ But this much WE I>0 K.Nf)W. .A glaii, new, un.spoiled .season is ui>on Each liay lies btTore us like Hems of Interest From The Chronicle|and corn meal^and suggar and red l» , Thomason Motor Company ferent. 10 Year* Ago bootleggens can't possibly get by me. I can smell new cor^ licker at least 500 yards and can trace a man to his still by the color of his shoe.s and hat which nearly always Ha.s mash BUICKS-OLDSMOBILES-PONTl ACS Laurens, S. C. us .Ti Os 1 Ylcaming.-ntham ^agr, nwxrtmg the 1 final record of the year’s accnmpli.sh-^ ments. It.s very a-.'jH*ct breathes achie\ ement. it i.■^ trail crihed with *'j^*^** hate Wofford has a.ssumed'the | to uncle sani, or will give K"is monney hof);*, and I'ring.s to us ,th'* p >;iiise **^Hct* Of sufierintendenit of education | hack. i hava-aev ver-bemt ' l irrested but 3 times and come clear in ever case, and i garrantee satisfactioti | Hi i1 =;Jl^l==i|=:i^l==Ji:aBdr=:ii=^t==ii=lr3i=ri=Jr=lr=lB=lf=l^i=Jr==li==li=lt=^i==Jr:; I of Kb'ri()U.^ opportunity if we will,hut Laurens county, do our part. Whit greater thing can' ' ' we ask than for three hundred and golf club has boon organized sixty-five .-plendid, untouched days Bailey as president, for Ik til r and more con.scientious ser i would like to have my own ho.me community to work in as i know ever bootlegger personally, a.s i have done I considerable bizne.ss with them, they TlCt* j The numerous friends of Dr. J. W.'can’t buy me over like they do other As in the year now ending, the com- Davis will regret to know that he is a! so-callinl men in the service, i have ■ „ . . 1! 1 u e f 'patient at the local hospital, mg year will ntn'easanly be one of fur- ' ther leadjustment, not alone in mat-' ... ters of money and trade, hut in peo-1 Mae Owens w attending^ sum pie’s menuil outlook. We have goneNewlierry. through four terrible years of depres-; ... ~,, ,, ' . , Miss Norma Hallett of the State! newer benn in no wars; i was too young for the civvil war and too old for the world war, but i fought a few (skirmishes in the rewer-lutionary I war. sioh and we are all hoping that the . . , , ,, , road to the return oTpros|H‘rilv is not i ,..*^***^^* s^f, has gone to in the far away future. Everything i.s'*^**'^ ^ Miss Alden Bailey is on a camping trip at l^ake Summit. .’ay lulure. Everything not going to change for the better on .New Year’s jlay, h^iwever, and we need not get thus idea in our minds. This usn’t fHvs.simisin ^but an hone.st facing, ... . ZT , . of conditions as they exist. The new,. Virginia Neville left this* week year will have its problems and per- , Canaila to join her sister, Mrs. plexities-we m-Oirt rtvi^et and fjght them with courege and l»o .sure to do,^*’ Montr^at for the summer. •ur part- to make 1934 better than L ' the past yea.r. * I Mary Prather is at home from While we are not l>etU*r able than ,* several months to her .son anyoiH' el.se to predict what will hap- Kissimmee, Ha. pen in we face the future with. For I am a crock-shot with a pistol or a shotgun, and killed a ginney 300 yards one day when i was shooting at a rabbit, and never touched her no where except a shot went in her right eye and come out of her left, i calls that rail marksmanship, eh, mr. seek er-terry ? * C rite or foam me,at once when to 1 start to work and send me 2 good pi.stols and 1 sawed off shotgun, allso a pair of tellyscopes to see smoke on creeks with and kindly advance me 15$ in cash as down payment'for my ho|H*, cheered by the Indief that better! Bean and Pi*of. and Mrs. jfir.st moath’-s work, i will take the 2 day.s lie ahead and with thankfulnesvs j Lraham^ amJ children have gone to that the waters have not been too Montreat for the summer. , rough to he hreasteil .and swum i ~ through and that there ha.s never btH'n spending six a year which has not left honey . the hive of memory to be fed upon; w ..h pie.'^cnt delight. ‘ .So,^.- I,«ht anotluT cnmlk- ami “ f" *tar*, on ■ ani,tlit*r yoar's march, not "'1^,'^''' ’ c .Miss Emma Adams,is at home from jobs for 25$ each, making 50$ per month, pick me for a winner and i will turn in enuff whiskey ever day to pay me a week. yores trulie, mike Clark, rfd. knowing what lies ahead. This much 've do know, however, resolutions are' in Ol lier, and we are resolved that : THE (TlKONK'd.h; will lie a hetterj and a brighter pajH*r every week of the year, am, tl»at we will .serve our generous and patient and tolerant readers as well as we know how. .,.We face tla* New Year with re- 1 0 The New Year a 0 B B B B Nobody’s Business By r.er McCcf Where Do You Want To Ride? The railroads have at last decided to make a whispering effort to regain , . u I II . .u i. Iong-lo3t-<to-bu.se.s , pa.s.seiiger newed hoiH*, and shal strive through-1 rru.. u *. ‘ ■ . . u 1 T i.vjt . • u t»^avel. Th<‘y have not stepped out into .ul each Jay of 19.14 to f'" '" *' the' open and hollowed! -Come on, '’'’" folk,, get aboard. Our fa»a. are very, tervicel possible. -All of us engagiMl in making THE UHRONKil-E wi.sh for our readers, very low. Only 2 cents per mile!” The . , I # • J 11- UL. u ' — *^hedule of passenger .d»ert.s,.rs and fnenda-Health. Hap- „rea recently pron.ulgated run aome- innwvs. Peace and Proaper.ty for the ,hi„g like thus: If you ride on top of coming year. ' , ^^^e train, the fare is 1 1-4 cents per ' - 'mile. If you ride in a box car the fare ANYHAV, 1934 HILL BE ,is I 1-2 cents per mile. If you ride DIFFERENT between the coaches, the fare is 1 3-4 laooking bacluon 1933, it has been in cents per mile. But- many important respects the most in- { Chickens Need Vitamins - During fall and winter special thought must be given to vitamins by the poultry keeper. If the ration is deficient in any of tbe vitamins need ed by pAiltry, poor egg production is certain to result. The present list of known vitamins includes: A, B, C, D, E, and G. Vitamin A—Nutritional roup is the usual symptom associated with vita min A deficiency. This disease resem A well-equipped office is essential in the con duct of every business — it saves time and worry and makes for efficiency. Here you will fihd everything you need in Office Supplies for the New Year. a I a a a a a a a a a a a a a TIMELY SUGGESTIONS ^ For Help In Starting the New Business Year Rightly J terest^ yw since the end of the jf you will kindly ride in the coach-ibles common fbup, but differs in cer- war. Beyond doubt the forces which the fi^re is 2 cents per mile, provid- tain respects and is not infectious. Blank Bocks Blotting Paper Carbon Papier Cash Books Commercial Envelopes Envelopes ’ Eye Shades Filing Equipment Folders Glue Index Tabs Ink Ink Stands Letter Heads Letter Trays . Loose Leaf ^orms Mailing Labels have been set in motion during the ed you purchase a round trip ticket year wiU prove bo be of the greatest .but if you expect to stay away over importance to everybody, although we, 14 days, 23 hours and 60 minutes, you There is danger of it when- yellow com! (which is a good source of vitamin A) is completely replaced by white com, Gumm^ Labels Mime^Ograph Paper Moisteners Notary Seals — Rubber Stamps ^ Paper Clips Perf Holders Pencil Sharpeners Reinforcements I Ring Bcoks Rubber Bands Rulers Second Sheets Stamp Pads Stenographers* ' Note Books Typewriter Ribbons iikink it is too early for anyone to must pay 2 1-2 cents per mjle—butlor wheat, barley or oat meals, unlefs wHh assurance as to.what their remember, Mr. Passenger, in the end resuka will be. We can safely say,! coaches, and nowhere else. (N. B. No however, that radical changes in the j fares have besn published^ for riding economic and social life of our own‘the rods, in coaVears, or the blind bag- , _ ^ people and of fbose of many other;gage; evidently these places are stilltdrated alfalfa leaf meal, usually con countries have been inaugurated. .free), " ^ j tains enough vitamin A to prevent the deficiency disease. Cod-liver oil is one such foods as cod-liver oil, alfalfa meal, yellow com or green feeds are adj^d in sufficient amounts. Any ra tion containing 5 per cent of dehy- Even to mention the high spots of Che year# events would take columns Now, listen, dear traveller: If you of the potent sources of this vitamin. typa. Beginning with the inaugu ration of President Roosevek, aimul. tanoously wtih the l^k holiday and expect to ride in a Pullman car, youi Vitamin B—Certain nervous disor must pay 3 cents per mile—plus the^ders and also, a loss of weight anc regular Pullman fare, less the sur-i vigor, constipation, and ^ven starva- ' J ^ **i^*'*^fTt**^***J* hap- charge that railnoaos haveJieen charge tion and death may result from a lack p^so sw^y ttot mg since the war. but not getting- of viUmin B. However. thU viUmin anothar’s heels. We had the great I as folks quit riding back yonder Yi Mecca of legislation by congress, es- remember that the surehari You is carried by Wheat, com, wheat mid- was dlings, wheat bran, .hominy feed and \ «>-i, Ctiriwicle Publishing'Co. ■ -mm m Ptdhlishers—Printos—Stationers Telephone 74 Clinton, S. C. p' icrii- r.