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\ •J 1. '/ / '• . , . ' , The Clinton Chronicle. Clinton, ^Thursday, February 1, 1934 t r NOTICE OF SALE r r State of South Carolina. County of Lkurens. In the Court of Common Pleas.. Citiaens'Buildinjr and Loan As.soci-' ation, Plaintiff, vj* B. E. Wilson, etjal.'ij Defendants: ( FPANK PARKER STOCKBRIDOE — -—- -- A afc i#. ^ 'rpnyarlf that when it comes to cutting I Chived a diploma from Presbyterian , ^ » I the'price of, the license tajrs, the state college Saturday. He is the only P, C. lOUriStS RCQUCStin^ highway department couldn’t stand | student to finish the college course at Pursuant to a decree of the Court in the above entitled matter 1 will sell at public outcry, during the usuaj hours fpr such sales, either in or in front of the Court House at Laurens,' South Carolina, on Sales Hay in I'ch-i ruary next, the .same being Monday. Feibruary to the highest bidder Kansas that the state fi^h and ganu for cash, the. following de.scribed pro})- |)ianning to re.-toek the erty, to wit: 1 Increases j BY .1. J). WITHERSPOON j .Member Laurens County Delegation, . (ieneral Assembly highway department b WMIIU I .'TI, UU^ll 1. tv/ ithe loss of revenue—but, had suffici-imid-term this, year. He completed' ,ent revenue to stand the 'ale of sev- four years work in three and a half’ enieen million dollars additional high- years. — ! waj^ bonds. Or, perchance, and mfiybe j Dr. John McSween, president of the il’ffoexiH'dient to sell more bonds be-1 college-, occupied the pulpit of the jf fore a govemor may be elected this summer, that be for the jH*ople and First Piesbyterian church of this city ^ 'last Sunday, both morning and eve- KAi-HMTS—.tnd. Hats Ka bits are gelling so .scarce in In cnminy hcforo the Rtatf Budlret st^te hiKh«-ny ami «ho will ninr r„mn,;<,ion. in re.<peet‘ to a hea,'ine retoe p a.cn the aale of heae bonds . u ek » A raw I' 11 A school leacHef recenLly asked her oTi th(* 11^‘VJ Slfl-t-t* Ajip) (ipJ ifctlj'Ain i>*ii , , , e • • «nd ClR.ss wHut COunLI’y SoutH f arol 1 n3 bc-I of tUeir iH sn^'clive stale offices an<i * i- i u i a ei a» . J • .,•« onged to. A, little hoy remarked thatj rir:rr":aV'r‘X, uV-w 'alari,,s an,I incre.-,se in I’a '““t “ "J"* : Roofer elt nnpeaned in the l.e,t of NATION HOLDS CHARITY RALLS i ^ f Continued frUm page one> “All that lot, piece and parc<‘l of land, with all building;4 thereon located, situate,* lying and being within the Town of Clinton, in the County arvd Stale afore.saiil (County of Laurens, .Stale of South Caroyna), contairjng one- ■'half of - an ae^ror muie, oiL,jessj hounded on the north by jioilion of the original lot of E. C. Briggs, sold to T. ,1. Anderson, measuring thereon one hundred six ilbb) ,feet; on the ea.^t by Musgroie street, measuring l-hereon one hundred forty (140) feet; on the,, .south by Hale street foi nn-rly,! now I'ergu.-^on street, measuring thereon sixty-one (<I1 ) fi'Ct and nine ('.') inches: and on the west by House lot measuring thereon one hundred thirty (IdO) feet, this being the lot ■(•i>nveyed to me (H. K. M'ilsnn) by .1. 1). Hell ohT .'septeni 1.4'r hth. B'l i.” Terms, (if .'s;ile. (ash. 'I’lie i-ucee-s crea.-e in salaries and increase in fate Aviih them. Rai)h'Bs“are'hta'oiiii^^^^ traveling exjHmses, .so that they can _ Hjgln^^Department. continue the official touring. Kspec-J J. I). WITHRESPOQN. ially in as much a.s this is eJectif^n ' —: ^—. year, whJch >''always requires, with most of them, a very extra amount of .-ucli a nuisance again in Aus.lralla that the government of that common wealth is offering bounties for their, destruction. 1 he ■ d(*mand for rabhii.s in this traveling in their re.'pective depaK- menis. Why should the t^ixjiayers^fe c ■ ntrj is not for their meat alone, support this increar%e in Items Picked Up Oh College Campus for their', fur, which is ujsed f^>^ ti-aveling expense? Possiply to main- i ■ q-tenths of the fell hats. In a* per- jy fui ther thb campaign for reeleclion. r cTTy-fn’dered-world Kansas wauld.:.be. i, , , a. • • , , r ■. J r , I Bhfore the Budget Xvomuiaisioji^ ■.'lad if It was rid of the pests and , , r . II u vv ) /• hearing, the Stale SurKM-intendent of, vustralians would shi}) rabbit fur to ' t Kealth as he wont through a busy day oTengagenient.s and met with hi? re- 'covery council in the aftC’-noon. The president’s mother, Mrs. James i Roosevelt, was in New York city. ' i A telegram of birthday-greetings from Alabama citizens to President Roosevelt, signed by 40,000 'anbury, to he made into hats to be Education said his $200 traveling ex- „l,i In Kansas, .MnnEnlia and the ii-st ridiculou.s and persons New R. O. T. C. Officers Named'and 120,000 words in length, was (le- and Additioas Made To the White Hou^^e. The message was carried on a spin- tutions Curriculum. ,i,e.by messen*cr boy''. It wa, i,280 , , _ 'feet in length and weighed 8 pounds In api>ointments announced ,^atur- j 2 ounces. Tt is believed to be the 1 1 ,1 „ k I ai • 1 1 dav at Presbyterian college, Ror>ert D. asked that it Ik.* greatly incrca.sed and , * / ,,.* 1 j longe.st telegram ever sent. , , , I 1 . /. • u 1 ee I Lvnn, of this city, was named cadet' that he should be* furnished an ufii- , . , , i n c' e- i — —■ In our inosent spasm of ocnnomic ^ia] automobilo in oidtr that he could, .‘.''.‘'".“."V"’",'' "I'. .’ '"I”’!... nat.onalism 1 .suppose tt is h.n-cs.v to „.a||y then tour-you know th,s is ‘'7, major 'n the I suirKest that someth,ok produce,! m | cainpaicn year—re<iue.st that a liav. : ' ' "I'l??" ' .so„,e other enuntry nnithl be of value allowance-tour.n. expon.se-of i--"* o^aptlin J. 1.. (Viton Snia;, N-.f-.. ca,I,d captain, and .I. W. Haney,.f llurnished, when the teachers base; m, I ' HAPPY HOURS FOR YOUR’ TIRED FEET ... In Constant Comfort - Arch Shoes At ELLISON’S RUBBER STAMPS Any kind, to fit any busi ness. Prompt .service. Rea sonable prices. Chronicle. Publishing Co. 't 4 what do P. S. Jeanes of the world. DO? Thrw new courses were added to PIONEERING—Still Available ^ W hile some Americans are bemoan-'^pay n-^ bnly $()(t.(Ki per month .feu-l)egin- Mng 1 he - tiD'-.-ing of the la'-t frontier,' morths. Where has He got to ^o?- lAu*;tralia is offering an ojiporlunity Proiialily make a few school sfieeches. for young m<'n who want to he ))io ful bidder, upaui llr.’ hfti he;ng. knocked n(‘ers. The great Northern Tetrilfiry down. ~Wiil ~he^ r4KHi;red lu ,d(ipl>.?‘f with is being'opened for de’. elopment. \ny- -+- oru • N the^Cleik of Court, eilhi r by cash, aishiei', iliffk, or (•• !' :fu il vh'i’cl;, two (2^<) jar cent of hi.- tiid a eyidence t.d good la. if in the h.dfiing; th«* same to i>e aj pJiid on the liid 'lioiild there he, a coir.ii’.ian'.'e. l ut.in the event ,of fai]ii:< ■ eoei’i.y with .-ueh hid within f(>riy 1 ■<!) da.'> • after the .-aid sale, ■slrfmai- liie, e i»e no raise of .such bid wii'.hin tlii:iy (oOi days from theltate; TfierV of ,'Ueh sale, tiien said dt'posil . slialT l<e forfeiicd; ami the jiremises will he 'j'),, icsofd (111 :he next convt'/rienl •'^^dcs ning of the .A'cond s<*mester Tuesday. Dr. F. I). .lones, jisychology profe-sor Tliere c<*rtain!y seems to he enough tmd juesiderit of thy Soiifh ('arolina . J Miiir.ng alri ady ini the departiiK*nt of i Historical society, w'Hf - (‘unduc^ a ednctilion. For in-tanei*. take this one eourse in South (Jaimlina histtiry. Dr. ■xamf'Te. In (•hec-king over the record p. L. t Vre wflf trrirh of the di par nielli,of education, it is s^ntislies. and an additiiin wiR he to !)o no:’C''d that one of th<* nffieia! m’ide in th<' n^n.nncc langiiagi* de|»art- lom i' ts, Stat<* .School Su|iei;vi.'Or, on ment. .^Iarcfl -ird, lit.ll went f.'oni ( olumhri I First senyesqfit- (‘xarns were held lust .... to liamherg. then Jthfi-turned fn>mAveek K , I. <• Banihe'g to ( o umhia, and on ln( .i.h' }{ K<*mp, a s(*nior. was painfid- \v. i; to 1‘!or''nc'‘, there nth and <th jy hu' nr*dTin the right arm la w!io UanTs To gir tn there:- jcmt ■I'lt r..r ing ea’ll'- or slK-cp. pro-pect- uig f( r in',ncraorC ni.'' rue: irig rail way.' an.l harfor WO'-);.- ern g"! all -ort.' of c rwe ion.' from the Au-tral- ia.n goVf rinieiit, including special tar- if . .. amTxiicoir.c taxi.', as well as some fi nanciaKa.-' i,'!ance. 'e a! y s -op fmj.- 'c uni ,f oj; >'outh ami aiiventurous h it isii peofile are the' s g.)eate.-t ^ven* urers, and Au.s i*'id on tlie ht!i went hack, to Bamberg , \V(*ek ♦ 1) \ tiierearu r (itfThr-saTint-Aet'ffly^ atuI ti-alia*'^ new- ‘ ‘ higlishnien -Wiit at such hid.lcr’s risk. The hniiiing AVili. of’young Xr not Ik dosed on day of .sale, hut will,;.^ m i,,o,i,.s. -“in “fVrHin-H+rH a,ml .litii .h!ick_ .to I' lor- ence and on the Idlh to Alleniiale via Cohimhia. Then on 1 Itli to Lexington via ('olumhia and on 18th went to ns the result of an accident in the .chcn^cal Jah.ira The injuries are not serious. Frank Johnston. Norcross, (la., re- PERFECf ION A WELL KNOWN ( LINTON WOMAN REC ENTLY SAID: > ~~ “I never kaew what, perfection in drv cleaninsr really meant until a few day.s a^o when I read an advertisement in The ('hrcnicle .about appearances. ‘*I made up n.y mind to try this dry cle:in:ntr firm on my besl dre.-tsts and my hushandV suits and* hats— “( NE TRIAL rONVINt ED ME THAT IT^S GOOD IH SINESS do SEND VOI R C'L()THES TO— ( BUCHANAN^S DRY (T.EANERS AND LAUNDRY * “THE OLD RELIARLE” um 2(ill>, weiit from v(' h'(■’<* heeit t() lA)Xingl(in~Ti^fhTitiTn(^ remain (-q.en « P;‘nod "f thirty devehq.ing our 'hiritei- Columliia. Dn 2(H.h-Weul (oO) days from the date thereof with- Amera-an.s 'have nut ‘*»»vherg again rxnd on 2Tth went in whicii iienod any other iiersori i»e- f„,nicd the habit of look^, he Horenee. remivring,a traveling ex- }iense account for 127h miles, th the sides the liigliest hiddet or his ie[i- borders for op}>ort^tqi- resentative may enter a higher hid by complying iiith the letnis of tiie sa!*'. Pcrsonallv, 1 don’t Indieve Ameri- , Wher,-U|.,in th,' .li.ixisix by Ih,’ |ir,'vi„us ....... ,,„ssii,ii||„,s have Ik.iui i-xhau»U-,l: on jinvatcly owBi'l auto. "'ll !'-• '■'■fun,l,.,l. C|,on tin- bi,i „il„.,.wis,. 'nobil,..,- an,l a lolal travol ..xpan'o |^; ,„,„|,l„.,l with af1,T Ibu-tv IHIIJ , ,,,vinK Au»t,-alia the f"','"'* (»>;» 'I' ''"y t'blv bac-k ami days from sale as aforesaid, del'd "‘h .forth aero.s.s the lower half of the he made-to the last suee<*ssful iiidder. | state, like a w’<*aver’.*f^ .shuttle, of The jiurchaser will he let in the pos-j KOM\\(’K I fh K • $14W..‘1L , / ses.sion ^u|)(.n luoduction of ( lerk s j friend. Fred’ W'ilhur.' Why wa.s it neee,s.sary to jump hack deed. J lie juiiehaser to Stumps, deed and recording. turn* of $102.22 for mileage on his car at that time the .State allow<*d RDMAN(’E—In the Eye )»urehaser to |)ay fori good old friend, Fred W'ilhur, jnow well jiast eighty, scoffs at (he f<>Dh half way/across ithe state • idea of roniatiee. “Nothing hut hard Ihix*^* times to Bamberg. Also it swms : ^work,’’ he says, when I try to’get him P^t^uliar that while in Bamberg, his letk (d ouit of omnion 1 h*a.s, his adventures as a*min- couldn’t he eom})leted -while l.uiiii< in 2-l-2tew. County. .South Carolina. ,.„j.,neer in the Andes, as the hos-'^her.*; also, why Allendale and Barn- : INSURANCE Wc offer expert .stertiee and profectinn. .Agent for some of. the strongest Tire Insurance ('ompanies in America. REAL ESTATE 'Town and country prop erty. Driees at tract i\e. l Xfinton^ealty & Insurance Co. B. II. BOYIb Auinl oiM friend aiid adviser of tin* great "‘*^1 husine.ss, which is close by, could . .lapanese statesman, .Manpiis llo, and have received attention while in . jof the wild cuunLries and wilder peo- 'ple aiiiuiig whom he led e.xplormg ex peditions ill his youth. I was li'iiiinded of him wip'ii Cap tain Ivy W'amholdt came into the port (d‘ New York in eominaiid of h.er state school funds. And w h.\ ; these stuti* sehoil sufiervisors, any j ; Have w(* not local school .sup<*r-1 and county su))erin(end-j that vicinity. .Shall we call this eir- : cuitous, circurnfoi-Htion, or autoinohili- [ eatmri -^to the tune of »*ight cents })er • mile. .Anyway, it wus h«*)lification r,}) | the taxiiayers and a f(7rm of de})jetion schooner, the F. B. Tli«*rrau!t of St. Joiins, New fouiidlaiid, the otiu'i day. 'V'hV Nevv.''|)a})»*i .men thouglit tliere was 'f'tenderUs .’'Omethihg romantic about a girl of (*hTs'ol education.' Aix* lh(‘'Se overlap- Notli- offices? ,\nd when a reiiuesl is 22 eommanding her own craft ing to this romance of the sea,” .said l\y. "That’s the hunk. It's nothing hut made of the county su|)eiinletidents over th(* state, for an official record hard work ’’ these stale sujK'rvising loui-s to .1 . .1 I c their |•(‘sl)ective counties, some of Remanee IS in the eve and mind of , , * . • , III. -ri 1 T~"Ahem havci-v to get this information t h(* liehohCl. I lie im*n and woim*n w no , ^ get the ' World's work - done S( LEGAL PAPERS NOTE AM) .MOHT(; A(;E ( R()i» mort(;a(;i: " _ HILL OE SALE REAL ESTATE MORTGAfiE REAL ESTATE TITLE 1 w no , —, n ■’ , , ... *Idom superintendents otfice V . ..II 1 . I ... . .. Icfore th(“V can reiily to the retiuest. have tune to think aliout how roman- . , ,* , , 1 i li,- It is in llu- IIOIUK. Ib.m ll„Mvw,.,„l A"'' "''y '‘'""'I'' "«■ »'>•' ,s ,„.t ,.,nmntiv to tlu' p,.,,,,!,- „h„ ''I’"" u”" work tliere some national association of that re^ spectiv<* official title and traveling ex- b- ('OI.DS- . .. {lenses to attend? (an the jieoiile af- , , ,, lord to Ik* taxed to provide associa-i If you want to cure vour cold, go . , r ^ , tion dues, and expenses for.the.se Of- u|) 111 an airplane. I hat is the advice ^ , ox , , ' , , . , i .• iv ■■ I I .1 r ,'I Dcial I ourists to take pleasure jaunts of j)i. Ilaldor ('urison of Chicago, who to conventions, when twenty-five to has lieeri inv(*.stiga!ing lh<* belief Jha'l common clods disapjiear at high alti- IMipulation of the tu<I(^.. Among passengers who * ^Dili* art* eithei on the chai'ity of the , ,, I. I . V. V , government or Want mg to get on- mud(* the flight ,lK*tvveen New York ,, , - . >.i. i , r—- S; .... ( oming events forecast their Shad- and ( liicago he found fifty or more , . , , , V rx- / ij ovvs—iinmary election this year— who had lie»*n suifenng from colds , . i-. r , <• I ^x.,, .. ,1 I 1 111 niany state politicians are about face, EAHOK lONIR.AlTF^ the p ane and hud .. tx. . .■ ^ • . . . their reverse gear. The slate TRESPASS NOTIC E not a sign of a cold at the end itf tne ^ ' '— - journey. If We Haven’t the Form You 'Ihe doctor doesn’t try to tell vvhy that 1.- so, tiut airmen have long t)e- il, and now it seems to he Need, We (an Print It. Vail 71 Chronicle Pub. Co. PubiiKhers : Printers lieved jiroved. If doctors really knew hoW to cure colds, th«*re wouldn’t he so many “cold cui(*-'” adverti.xed. senate, last .'ievssion sjienl ten weeks, on one hill to cut the price of automo bile licenses; the result is well known.; The first day of the Bh'M sessions, six hills, with various features, hut all a' fifty jH*r cent cut, were introduced in the .senate; .siune of the senators that were strongest against a license price cut lust session, vied with each other D. E."Tribble Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS and ^ EMBALMERS *7 - > ■ I / Licensed Embalmer, ('omplete Modem Equipment I Day Phone 94 Nifht Phones 24, 253 or 255 __ get a tag cut bill intixKluced this THEORY—Human .Approach M-ssionTTnasmuch as this is re-election j Nobody knows just how many liun- year for half of the nieinber.s of the dieds of thousands of: years, })erli.T|)s senate, they suddenly discover that millions, since human beings began to the jHKiple are paying double the try to discover (he liesl way to live in amount ,necA*ssary for automobile li- ‘ communities together. Whatever the cense tags. A state primary election is length of time that this experiment truly a wonderful imlitical invention,, in living has been going on. it is a And the (lovernor, in his annual ad- safe bet that every imaginable social diT.*ss before the general as.sembly this scheme has been tried. .Some th»r.i year, advocated a .sale of highway have worked, most of them have faded lionds to a thirty-seven million dollar because-they did not fit Ih quirics limit. As ohly twenty million dollars and .vagaries of human-nature of these bofids have been able to lie, - It i« (‘Bsy tn set down OR {irner an sold, an increase to the limit he states, ideal scheme for the reorgani:nn^ < * would mean that seventeen million be .'ocieiy. It is hard to get th^v social sold, almost as many as had btien sold. 'Unit, man, to adapt him.self to any'Who was it that was rude enough to jirepaied plan. About thq-oply'wny to —— — — * jeram a'lieAv theory dowii the throat.? which some of the bright young men jof any considerable number of {leople in Washington are trying to put overj »is to back up the theory with an a. my. is that they haven’t any Krmy back And that does not guarantee that;of them. Human nature will accept jl^ople will like it and conform to it such parts of the new schemes as seem j after the threat qf force has been rc- good to the individual, and pay no at- ' moved. One fMBon I donit worry much [about sbij^e o? the impractical theories tention to the rest. In the long run, j iothing can help or harm us much ex- »pt what we do ourselves. EVERYTHING NEEDED FOR A WELL- EQUIPPED OFFICE. COMPLETE ASSORTMENTS Whenever you need office supplies-r even though it may be only a pencil—remember that we always have the things that are needed. 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