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I' J ■t- \f i The Ginton Chronicle, .Ginton, S. C., Thursday, Fcbn^ry 32, 1934^ Amiounc^sents Charges for insertion in this column arill be as follows: For National Offices. $7.50 For State Offices Ji.OO For All County Offices - not enumerated below 5.00 County Commissioners 3.00 Magistrates for Igsurens and Clinton .....— 5.00 All other Magistrates 3.00 W’here announcements are made prior to May' 1, the right '*■ re^e-red to omit the entire column from" time to time if ! limitations of space justify it. Terms are cash. 1 i King Of Belgium Dies From Fall Stone Breaks Off, IMuniring Rul er To Death^iyhile MounI Gimbing. Nation Mourns. President’s Approval G Bankhead. Measure Sent To Senator Smith ?5!r- Washington, Feo. 17.—President I tention during all these months. I Automobile D!^er Injured, Receives $2307.14 er To Death While Mountain-' Ropsevelt today gave his approval to 1^® which have j ^ ibeen made—and they are very sub-J the Bankhead bills for strict limita- Brassels, Belgium, Feb. jtion of cotton production. 18.—King! In a letter to Chairman Ellison D. Belgians is dead—a victim of the [culture and forestry committee, Mr. stantial—must be consolidated and, in sofar as possible, made permanent. To' do this, however, reasonable assu-j ranee of crop ITnutation must be" ob-, tained. | sport of mountain climbing which hejKoo.sevelt .said he believed it the best! “In this objekivc, the great major-; , . ,, 1 method for dealing with the cotton ;ity farmers are m agree-j loved so well. , situation. I J’^'^nt. I am told the recent poll made t A niece of frost-bitten rock, Bankhead bills, introduced by I by the department of agriculture ] crundding in the strong fingers of genatoi* John H. Bankhead, (D., Ala,), j''hows that at le^st &5 per cent of the ^ the royal hand, cost Belgium her ruler and Rep. William Bankhead, (D.,,’’®p!*®* **’® favor of -‘’ome form of and the world an enlightened mon-'Ala.), would limit cotton production control. ; what the king had planned as a sihiple » Prohibitive tax on all cotton ginned candi- >. in excess of that amount. For Came Warden 1 hereby announce my.self a ^ ^ - . uate for siame Warden \n I^aurensj ^ ... .. iounty and pledge myself to abide by the results of the Democr.itic pri mary. it. MILLF:R BROWN. ^ arch i« .h Kcident which climaxed!'® through the levy of NOTICE OF,SALE St.ate of .South Carolina, County of I^aurens. Court of Common Pleas. LiVrty Duilding dead, hia akull fractured, in at on. Pia.ntiff, vs W. S. Denson, De- . m, fendunt. Pursuant to judgment of the ( ourt] Death came to the king sometime in The later hours of Saturday, but by a curiou-s quirk of fate, hi.s'' sub- ^ ll_1ject8 (had no knowledge his death [until early Sunday morning. ] 1 F'cr more than 12 hours, while the * majority of Belgians slept, in the, I peaceful early Sabbath quiet of thisj * beautiful city, their King Albert lay a d(*ep ] ravine near the village of Namur, 32 The president’s letter to Chainnan, Smith: y^ear Mr. Chairman: "As you know, I have watched the cotton problenT^ith the deepest at* •No. 7-PA.—A dealer in automob\je^, while driving along, the highway, was severely injured when his ma chine collided l\ead on with another car. He suffered a broken knee, bruised ribs, scalp wound and other injuries. Insured under an Aetna Accident policy, Aetna paid him 1900 covering hospitaf indemnity and operation fee, and $1407.14 Jor loss of time, a total of $2307.14. ^ « •An actual case from the Aetna claim files. S. W. SUMEREL, Aetna-izer JACOBS BUILDING — PHONE 80 % “My .study of the variou.s methods j .suggested leads me to believe that' the' ^^khead bills in principle best j cover thtr^ituation. I hope that in ] the^ontinuing emergency your com-1 .-^,^,-.0^- .■ r„-j- - — mitWe ean Uke action. j very .sincerely yours. VL>ljf ftJlIvCXviy y vy vAl 91 I (ligned) Franklin D. Roosevelt.” j J Grand Jury Delays Action Joanna Mill News .rd a doc.w of *ak' in the above Vlj-projecting knob of a eDt.tlodcnuro. rvv.llH.eatpublicanc-|,j^_^__ plung<*d 36 feet to death. He passed away on tlhr eve of his o • Di ' Gpl4ville, Feb. 14.—Mrs. T. B. Sher miles south of the Belgian capital. Kccesscs WllhOUt fixing nlame^jji gon, Tommy, left Friday Alone, he had tried to climb a 2001 F'or Slaying of Ginton Negro'for their home in Tampa, Fla., after, tion on Sales Day in Maix‘h, 1031 (the name being the Glh day of .March, 1934), in front of the Court Hou.se d(*or or in the Court Room of the said ('ourt House, in the City of laauren.s, C< unty of l.nurerifi, and Stale afore- aa’d. during the legal hour.-, of sale, on the te.-nis specifi<“d below, the fol lowing d«-seribed rt'al estate, to-wit: .All that piece, parcel or lot of land lying,^ being and situate in the Town of Clintqn, I.aui*ens t'ouPty, ,South ('a“olina, fronting on and bounded on tlie soutn by t’entenni'al Istreet and ri’nnirg thereon 133 feet; bounded on ihe west by lands of Dr. D. J. Austin and running IheiTon 210 feet; on the north by ‘an^ls of R 41. Mcf'rary es- Last July. I.,aurens, Feb. 20.—^The I.aurena 2r,th'anniversary'of his ascension rece.ssed today Ithe Ihrone-a throne which ho sat without ‘indicating what action it regally through the most terrible days i would take on indictments against five his country ever has known. Clinton men. named in the “ven- ^ nr«ank»o” slaying last July 4 of Norns .spending the past two months w'ith [ Mrs. J. A. .Addison and Mrs. Mamie! White, at the Joanna inn. ! I Mrs. L. H. Odell was called to I>au- j rens last week on account of therdeath | of her brother, W. G. Garrett. j Mrs. W. A. Moorhead spent Monday] and Tuesday in .Savannah, Ga., with j Mr. .Moorhtad’.s sister, who is ill. M rs. M. K. .Medlock and little son ■ a nation with- out a king, for the Crown Prince , ' „ , . ^ Ix.0|K.I(l.-.1X0 beloved by his people I>'-"'ly.33-y<«'-.old Chnlon Negro for his democracy—was away in Swit- indictment against ineireiurnea lasi nounesuay irom inum-, xerland <m ■ vacation with hi» royal Prepared by .S'ollcitor Homer,ter. where they had spent two weeka comsort. Princea-s Aatrid. Blackwell Saturday following an ’ with Mrs. Joe M^lure. , Only two years ago the. energetic'Negro,] Charlie B. M-il.son of New York,' ruler scaled a 9 400 foot peak in the' ^^® ^^® week-end with his si.<5^ter,, Alp«; and left the lUlian Tyrol with^'e^lee'h- - , , . ‘"'ir; O'® ‘S', c . v ' records In mountain clinvbing ia|ualled The men, all named at the .nque.at,, Mrs. J. H. Turner of Spartanburg, bv few of royalty .are: Marvin Lollis, P. M. Pitts, ^V. R. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Turner.' He wa-s acclaimed a fero af^^^^ Pitts and J. Pitts Ray. Mrs. Bertha Evans of Saluda, s|>ent: when he save<l-a number o^ Evidence given at the inquest, and,last week with her parent.s, Mr. and tate 133 feet th<‘i<M>n; on the east by lands of .1, F. Workman 210 him'on "the summit „f believed to have been repeated before i Mrs. C. S. Rowe thereon. The .same being the lot con- from probable injury grand jury, was that Dendy was, Mrs. George Parnell of Lynchburg. same veyed to me (W. \S AureUa J. Vance. Denson) by .Miss Mount Brenta tar death.^—^ taken from the Clinton jail. H« was spent the past twv weeks with Mr. and Terms ot .Sale: ('ash. The success-' ful bidder will Im* required to . He held up a hu^ loosened foHowihg ait alleged^ht|Mra. R. D. Parr.- dm.osiC'^'^h hi.s breU and hands until the |^ke Murray. ] Mrs. N S. Sorrow is spending the i moved out of iu uath. He was ^he Negro s body, badfy beaten, was , w'eek in Abbeville. ul onc-^wtU. me the .sum of two (2%) ' cenlum of the ana>unl of the 11^®" 'discovered the following day on the; Mrs. Eugene McCurry spent the TKT iT.orlgage in»b*Jiledness as fixed in the d He ascended the summit of Brents. <'alhoun highway near Sardi.s. Ah in- past week with her parents in Abbe- quest was convened at the time but .ville. rs. L. H. Poag visited rel- / m ROGERS I QUALITY FDDD 5HDP5 “Where Satisfaction Is a Ceirtainty” LIFEBUOY SOAP, 2 for 15c P and G SOAP, 2 for 5c White House APPLE VINEGAR, 24 oz. bottle 10c DIAMOND HEAD PINEAPPLE JUICE, 2 cans 25c QUAKER OATS, Quick or Regular, pkg. 7!/2C Brer Rabbit SYRIT, J/j gallon 29c Aunt Jemima GRITS, pkg. 6!2C LOVELY JELL, all flavors 5c i.Mu,;aKe in.i,-.. ix a.-v .. ax .. ... ^ . .. . n,.x.nta Wall Ixiwer ‘1^®''^ convened at tne time Dui .vUle. I' cree herein immediately upon tVfwvi I Brenta Hdjourned without a finding. The coro-1 Mr. and M .ruperty i-ing ku.K-kc.l .l.nvn > him, '-™ »• 2" jury Saturday declared the Ne-jative.s ,n W. S^d depo.s.t to be in VA.h ami .said!®'’'* Tower that summer, stmrie b . applied on llie'bi.i should I ^^'"8 Albert climbed he usu- c.ert be n.mplianee with same; but;®5*y ^^e most difficult route are Shoals last week. Chase and Sanborn Coffee, lb. . 27c sliould the.f 1h' failure t.. coiuiily then'®"‘J ‘'h® A^P- gro had come to his death at the. hand of “a p.irty or parties unknown.”! .1. W. Richardson, a sp<‘cial state] WANT S ii Best CREAM CHEESE, lb. 19c n ^hall be forfeited to the |)laintiff' accompanied him credit on its. judg-' h®''® o*" ^be most in- and ajipiied a.-; a n.ent and the pnmii.ses re.-old on the n. xL convenix nt .Sale.s Day thi reafter upim the same term.-v and at .such bid- d' r’s risk. I’urchasiT to pay for stamps, pa- jeTs anxl reexirding. THO.S. W. HENNErr, <3erk of Caurl of Laurens County, .S. C. wait to hear Kichard.son and two more defatiguuble mountain climbers they had known. In 1932 he also climbed one of the . i g . <:ongule.« volc.nu.s in the i^lgian ' (’ongo, Africa. Great energy Characterized almost i \\^en he came^lo the United States I Rolls L086 'after thx* World War he and his queen constable attached to the governor’s offix*e, has been working on the ca.se !F'0R RF.NT—Residence. .Apply to Dr. at Governor Blackwood’s request. It! ‘T. L. W. Bailey. 1-lc was believed that the grand jury will 1 pQij SALIv FAT BACK, lb. 7c -Poland China pigs. Ap- ( anova COFFEE, Ib. ply to Roy Crawford. Ic ing on the bills of indictment before U^^ARDEN TIME—I^et us do your gar-, 1 den plowing. Prompt attention all | icalls. Reasonable prices. W. J.. Henry, j phone 119. 22-2c I Fresh Shipped EGGS, dozen 2,5c Our Favorite PEAS, 2 cans 25c Datexi this Slh day of February, 1931. 3 l-;ticB . Piedmont Shirts Soft and "Stiff (!oIlars $1.U0, $1.25 and $1..50 L. B. DILLARD traveled exten.sively, the king running } locomotive at one stage of the trip 70,000 Workers JOIN OUR LAY AWAY CLAN Diamonds, Pocket Watches, Wrist Watches, W'atch Chains, Jewelry, I.ea- Del Monte PRUNES, No. 2Vi can L3c DlZZliNtS:t) relieved by Black-Draught "I di-xldod to take Tlix-dford's I'.Iax-K Draught, as I had t>x*cn hav- Ihk liill'MiM ixpcll^.” wrllx*!! Mr K. StfV.-ii.s, of t'iitiimlHtH, tail '*\Vh,-n I ko-t hllloiin. I fxM-l Hlts-pv atal tlif'l ai 1 <i<i ijot f<M 1 liUx* (loiiij; tiiv work. 1 if,t iiwfiitlv .llziiv; I ktinw- thx'n thn* I )al Ux-lIxT t.ikx* HoouMtiln^. Afttr I foiiri'l )ii,w iciKiil llhifk lirHOKt't '•x, t' if 1u w'fixf I I'no iisi-! I M rl 's of thx» IiIIp. for 1 f***“l t)x*t- ». r - lie-•! f.M 1 Ilk.' I ii'M (Ironplng .’■‘’r f,, vx'ory fl-’',- 1 ..xlt down. 'I'hof. to fiif Is a vxTv h«>l fv^Jlnir’* N • tr j/oM t (in _ fi^'t ■U’nc^-Drnuf7ht in thf farm of n sy/ff'/*' fif f’lili.ORKN and being received a^the White Hou.se Jq Have Only ther (Joods, Sterling Silver. China " i 46,000 Employes On Rolls By End of Week. SUGAR 10 lbs. 50c 25 lbs. $1.25 He kept n constant touch with af- faii-s of state and wa.s known best for his xlemocratic pennonality/ Only last year he .succeeded in putting down Columba, Feb. 17.—The CWA re- a government crisis when the-e^inet trench men t program wa.s estimated of Perier de Broqueville resigned. The today to mean that approximately 70,- king refused to accept the resignation (K)0 workers would be cut off the rolls and succeeded in persuading the pre- m this state by next Friday. I Glassware, Pottery and many other things too numerous to mention. A small deposit will reserve any article in the store. Drop in and let us explain it to you. Large Head LETTUCE, 3 for .. 25c Fancy ORANGES, each Ic mier to remain in office in deference mainly to hi.s wishes. FRONTIS Jqwelry Store 66 6 PICNIC HAMS, 4 to 6 lbs... 12V2C lb. INSURANCE We offer expert siervice and protection. Ai^ent for some of the strongest Fire ln.surance ('ompanies in America. REAL ESTATE Town and country prop erty. Prices attractive. Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. B. li. BOYD, Agent M. J. Miller, state administrator, was instructed by Harry L. Hopkins, Again in January of this year the j administrator in Washington, to trim king was credited with averting a cab- the payrolls so that not more than 46,- inet crisis by a compromise on a civil (kh) would be erpployed on all projects' Liqnid. Tablets, Salve. .Nijse Drops employee issue. _ effective on that date. | Clicks Malaria in 3 days, ('olds first ;<» Genuine interest^ in Hhe welfare of ^ Miller explained that although the j day. Headaches or Neuralgia in SO his people made Albert one of the' state’s quota had h^n 66,961 with | minutes. most beloved rulers of the Old World, an additional 10,000 *aIloted for fed- LAXATIVE AND TONIC His courageou.s defense of his little oral projects, staggerings of jobs had j Speedy Remedies Known, ^kingdom during the early days’of the provided work for between 115,000 j World War, in which he participated and 120,000 persons. The.federal work actively to the end, ca.st him as one of was orxlered discontinued or shifted I the heroic fi^urea of tiiat great strug-_i^jto- state projects and staggering of gle the outstanding hero in the eyes^vvork bann|d ’under reduced allot- ’ of his subjects. ments. With the beginning of hostilities,! - King Albert took command of hisj' / Big National Cut troops and directed their movements j Washington, Feb. 17—^The great PORK CHOPS, lb. 20c BREAKFAST BACON, lb. •c 20c i until the ehomy forced the retreat of]army civil works employees wiB \i^ brave defenders. AJter the' fall have been'reduced almost one-fouftff I^Ht^twerp the king and queen sent by the end of next week, i their children to France, while they Harry L. Hopkins, the CWA ad- I accompanied the retreating army.' miniatrator, announced today that I taking refuge in France. 1672,000 persona who have been em- I W’hen fighting ceased with the sign-j ployed on civil works would be dis- jing of the armistice on November 11,; missed next Friday night. This would 11918, King Albert and Queen Miza-j i-(v<iuce the total to be employed to ■ beth, after four years, reentered their' 3 lo 1,000 persons. {own coufatry at Ghent. A few days ^ At the end of the week of Febru- J later the king at the head of his troojis x^ry 10 there were 3,860,000 on the , return^ to BniaHeUi_anaid the joyous j^^yroll. Between 160,000 and 200,- i acclaim of the people. OOO employed on federal projects were j — I I dropped yesterday. Hickory Tavon D. E. .Tribble Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ' and , EMBALMfiRS LIcwMfd Baibnlnicr, Complete Modern Eqnipment Day Phone f4 Night Phonea 24, 2SS nr 2S$ Defeated Here ,1 The Clinton Hi hoys were victorious over tho Hickory Tavern cage team' Thornwell and Clinton Hi giris* met iTueaday afternoon in the college gyn»-jin the first baaketbnll game of the naainm, by n sooro of 38-2&. | elimination spries for district No. 2 WaaaoB wna high scorer for the vis itors, -while Knnx wns the high aeorer fer Clinton with 22 poiata. NEUV-BERRY SINGERS TO GIVE CONCERT The Newberry College aingers, un der the direetion of Phal Rnamd, willj appear in concerts in Nearberry on! Friday, Fob. 23, at 4:30 and 8 p. m. Thin orgmaisatioo which has receiv. ft r 1***^ — jpwitii i wiaimnii progranr or Bacria 'and secular mosie. \ Mnc on 'Tueaxlay IKemooa. It ama a hard and fast game, the score being 36-19 in fav •)r of ThomwelL PHILCO Radios & Tubes