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The Clinton Chronicle, Clinton, C,, Thursday, March 8, 1934
Truck Driv«’
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WANTOD-^MAN: Aj^ To
qualify in Retail Mercandising Field
and Govenunent a'brk. Experience
not essential. ' Man seleC^ted trained.
Personal inten'iew by writing Bo* 44.
this paper. ^ l^P
l^OTICE TJ FARMFJLS. Spring-j
time is planting time—plant with a' I.aurens, S. C.,'March (> ... —,
♦ c.le plante- to pet best results. We > young white’ man of Green-'
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Power Question ^ j Danziger’s Sale
Faces Chargei .. Before Council
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Grerrtville Man ^ Placed lender Employment Of Engineer
Bond- In Connection With
Death of Charlie Sellers Near
Here.
Starts Friday j
te/
j Danziger^s Big Pre-Ea.steir Salej
Au- -starts* with m bang Friday morning!
H. M.
thorized To Make Investiga-‘»i^^ * ’'tore filled to over-flowing|
fcion of Clinton Colton Mils pj^y first tinie for this M.ra-
To Furnish City ordinary event. Prices for th^
sale have been marked low and
' 'enable the buying public to secure
Proposal
Power.
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M*ra- < >
he^ig 4 \
id will
, „ - _ C.ty Council h,ld iU r»KuI.r month- ::
«nt you to our full hnc <>f h„c Tuesday |y mooting Mondny n«ht -ith Mnyor *“« •
Pl»nier.«i and I>istrU>utors. J. I. Cope-,j ^ - t ** told in an attractive page adver-
lard am! Hardware. ,following his,arrest on a warrant tak- Abrams presiding a ter ir.g con in- ju today’s paper.
. . \~~7l 'em titiTwl.v bv r.oroner John A. ed to his home for'the past several ^
\i\\ \VAVT» !' for Rawleigh Routes out Sunday bj v.«roner jonn /v. ^
^ ^ c . T V- .u''rkenyoaen ..k>i-frtn<r Him witH murder weeks on account of illness. Se\eral
800 fam.lus m Laurens, North Thomason charging nim wun raurutrr
AblK vlllo. .■;..u-.hvvc.<l Newberry. Clin- m ronnection with the death of Char-1 routine mmtters were up for consid^
On. Kol.a.'le hu.^ier ahould ptart Sellers, aged white man, who died ration and acted upon during the
raming 8L‘r, utH k-y and increase rap- Clinton hospital Saturday nigh^ evening. . |
uVy. MVr te* imTn«>EHte!y Ilawletgli injuries sustained The power qttestion was again be-‘
> Kichniond, Va prerious Tuesday morning when fore the Council, a former proposal ^
’ he was struck by a heavy wholesale having been made by several mem-.
DISTRESS AFTER MEALS
HelieTcd By EUck'DraugLt
**1 -had sour stomach aud gas.**
Co..„ IVpL
annuity .S.\LE.-^M-\N A)~ie o
America oldc'.t financial institu- Qijnton
lions iookir.g fo** 'a man to be
grocery truck several miles
writes -Mr. Jess Hij-glna, of Daw-
sonvtUe, Ga., “and/often I would
have blilou-s I read about
Thedfortis Drar.ght and be
gan to tak^ft. .'t relieved!me of
tnJn tioubt^ I K*-* p It all the tln«
nt'w.. I/boiJ<Mer it a f?ne mcli -Ine.
I riisch of U'jck-Druuicri; ;i.‘i-r
wh.-n I n e t li It helps to
pK^ent aick ar.d to keay
A. eyifleia in t.ifler."
Get a ; at the store. Try it!
A’ofj yen can grt P’ack-Draugk: in
jSe fienn n* n SYk’ P. for
ROGERS
QUALITY FOOD 3HDP5
- / ROY NELSON. Manager
**lll^ere Satisfatetion Is a Certainty**
Lucky 13c Sale!
JERSEY CORNFLAKES, 2 pk^s.
13c
below hers of council that the city sever itsj
contract with the Southern Power
At the inquest, held at Clinton on company at its termination in order
tnimd in a i.ev.. uncrov.ded field in morning, the jury returned a to give the contract to the Clinton
annuir.y and nvenmen-. contracls. Cotton Mill.- to supply the city power
to hi. dc,th ty hoin* hi. by-. souo..
ca n a .ste.nly crowing income with eni Grocery Stores, Inc., Rogers truck ^ ^
«lii aK> indui nci us.-urcii. Cum- driven cnrelemily by Martin. ' ' ™ “ - -- -
m.uuca.e .. .n v ,v,th Box 1)24., Testimony brought out a. Ihe in- tcven the Soulhen. Power ^mpany .Make Your Selections Now
(i»in nvllU’, S.
Hundreds are Taking Ad
of (Itir Idtv-Ky I'lan. .^re tou ; ,b,.ut I«ny- He further ,uted thnl April
If .Nol. -Sec I .-i. three miles below Clintoiu Loyd Sel- f'™* '>*•■'« ***<'»•».'“t t*'
Mers. who was one of the Witnesses. vnncell^tion of tfce present con
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C.AM.AY TOILET SOAP. .? for I.Sc
O K SOAP, Large Cake, 4 for
...V
13c
FANCY GRITS, 6 lbs. 13c
LOVELY JEL, all flavors, 3 pkgs.
13c
for
quest indicated that Sellers and his ^he required sixty days notice of the Easter—Use Our I..ay-By Plan
vantage son. Loyd Sellers, were walking to city’s intention to ^Lnate^the con- - iftTlKPQ o
a vr.% work at the GoWvllIe mill early Tues- tract between the erty and the com- Fj JalOUri O J
A rtf 1 ou •
ALLISON’S
NGTI(*E
TR« '
lib wil' h l<i
ii>da .Muici'. at ^ p.
walking on the shoulders of the road, thT-Satter imd.ed,aU .y. After a
,,, , „ , ,, , r off the pavement, about one and a discussion Alderman Henry
on half feet, with his father on the in-, inf<*duced a resoluUon. s«-onded by
' ‘ m al'the'side nearest the imvement. "The truck'Aldorntan Bailey and passed, empow-
iiegular came along and pnk.d him up and ‘■’•'"K ‘he water and light committee
and plant superintendent to employ a
Hi^i SchiM.l auditorium,
bt; ar*;ir.i,'*‘!’ifr!t fo»' th** city pri-jt-arried him about 5.5 or 00 feet.
mapy. nominations and election of of- xtopiied down the road and I was hoi- di.-interr€?sted electrical engineer to
fi« ets w;!’. tie a'.tended to.
\ Ik’mIFY ,I0NK.>. Ibesidetil.
I! L\K1('HKLRKHGI:K, Sec.
Alqiouncements
UhsrW.N for m^sertion in
thin
column h<' a> follows:
Fur .Natmnai.
For SlaU’\)ffic«*.'* \
u.U'J
For .til ('o^ty Offic^.H
nc»l unum»**'n’.cd below
5.00
f ouiitj ('ummi\>u*nt*rs \
:loo
Magisl»at*‘s fui v^urun.'^
and \ .
\oo
All uth.M .Magi.-tiaw.'i,
When* annuuiu-r'mnts
a Oi
maile prior lu .May I, ttie
right \
i- reMTVud tt* r>mr. lhe\entire
column t’uiiL lo tm
le if
.u,.lal.'>f> of .’•puce ju'i'if.V
Vt.
Terni.- aie ca.-li.
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ler'ing at him. He stopped and I ask- ■>" inspection and investigation
ed him to Uke niy father to the doc. “f ‘he new generating plant of the
tor". The driver of the truck, whose < Cotton Mills and to report
name he Uter learmsi was H. M. Marj.havk at a later meeUrig as to its ade-
tin, he said, replied with an oath that 'luacy. construction and other phases,
he couldn’t do it bevnuse he wasn’t''*i'h f'"*' "> P®«-
allowed to carry riders. “P‘*' '‘~™« ,
Lee Add Blakely, who came along Council fixed aUeet tax for I9M at
and carried .Sfller, to the hospiUI at *' “« >f l>»'d ®" or before March Slst;
rlinton. said that when he arrived the !>•'<* '^m April 1st through
truck driver “seemed to be trying to AP"' •»* »*** thewnller. A
help lift or move him”, hut that he "’"‘'O" '«'nction over last
lid not know whether he was go- •'O'"’ "O’ '>T Alderman Bailey.
,ng to put him in the enr or not. ^rtooded by Alderman HoltxcUw.
The ground was froxen. he said, and The clerk was authorixed to draw
he couldn’t see anv marks u|K,n the up and submit to Council an ordinance
shmiMcr. The blood marks where the tok-olo^PK '•»’ I'eonsing of commodity
truck knocked or llirei him off. he »Po«"'’K •" ‘V ’’■‘y under a
,s«id. were about one and one-half feet »ffot«d by Aldermen Bol-
the pavement on the right hand o''’| o”*' Henry,
gfling dlkwii. The truck, he said.
E. Mfiod Smith. O. D.
'elder Smith, O. D.
D^. Smith & Smi th
Ol’TO.METRLSTS
* SI’En.X LISTS
Eyes Examined. Glasseti Prescribed
{.aboratory for Prompt Repair
Service.
!.“» West .Main Street IPhone 101.
UI.I.NTON. .S. r. 1
PET .MATCHE-S, 3 for 13c
OCTAGON WASH POWDERS. 6 pkgs 13c
Large Boxes SALT, 5 for 13c
ARM & HAMMER SODA, 3 for
3 MfP^TE^ATS, '2 ter
13c
i3c
IktkeTs Blue Label Milk COCONUT, 13c
Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 pkgs. 13c
♦ FRFaNCH BIRD SEED.
B.4YER S ASPIRIN,
i:v.auor.\tt:i) AuiMaEs.
ve
FERTILIZERS
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V^irginia-Carolina
Chemical Corporation
C. B. Holland
hp.(l\Rogers signs all over it.
State Highway Section Foreman H.
Joi^s, and Deputy Sheriff T. 1).
.Authority was given for insiaUa-
tion of telephones in residences of
members of the police dejMirtment not
already having sertiee. the monthly
V.
13c
L3c
13c
X Y Z SALAD DRESSING, pint 13c
RED SOUR CHERRIES. No. 2 Can, 1.3c
WET OR DRY SHRIMP. 5 Oz. Can,
GORTON’S COD FtSH CAKES. Can.
13c
1.3c
SLICED or HALVES
ARGO PEACHES, No. 2 1-2 can 13c
AMERICAN SARDINES, 4 for.
IMPORTED SARDINES. 2 for,
FA!S( Y BLUE ROSE RICE, Lb.,
1.3c
1^
.Sc
Norwegian Tub Mackerel, 2 (or . 13c
(5^'
Kt»K t. AME \t .\I:DKN I
I her*4»\ announce mvself a candi\i^- v* - '—' ......tk... ..ii.. « t;.n
da. f.ir Game Warden in I,uurens}AbramsNtoslificd that they drove up ^ ' ’c aw ' RA
♦ ■ un'v and pledge inv>clf to abide't\ the s«^e sei*aiately and parked j|>on mo ton o erman i •?>.
t v ihJ r. .lit.- of the hemiK-iatic j.n- th^ir cars \n the shoulders of the by Alderman Boland, the po->
mary K MILLKK BROWN. , high>ay. ThW sanl tht ir cars made «»ked to look into
I hen-l.y announce my.’^elf a candi-^tracks' on Ihv xho®'-*®” “■»' ‘'>'1' • '•“"ding^
d« e foi Gafiu* Warden in l^aurens not\ see any\tra.ks made by the suitable fur h.>using the varoHrf de-
( . unty, -subject to the result of the ^^^^.j^ Abrams said that Martin went l«»rtments of the '
D< mocralic primary. %
A. H. (JALLOWAV
I her.’tiy ann'>tince myself a cari'di-
ifp'.e fur t,.e ffi’.-e of (iame Warden
in L'l I'cn- <v,.nt\ and jiledgo niy-elf
lo »l>uj:*‘ _ by the }i-s ull-s of the lieino
•’f ta primal>
J. F A I'TKKW HITF around him.and that the mah\ wa.s on Four ww names annear in the can-
eity government,
with the idea of reducing rent costs.
truck. Abrams sara
to Clinton where he gave up to offi
cers and arrgnged to be notified later. » . ^ i* i
Martin, he sai^, did not drive the truck [N|04V ^StllCllClBl^CS
on after the arirident.
Jones quoted Martin as^ying that
"[Tie did not see Che man in itnie to go
around him and that the mum wa.s on
Making;
RfMim I'ur
BiRKer
and
Better
Values
ROSE’S
5, l O, 25c STORE
CLINTON, S. C.
MIMMIM
W1 DO OUR PART
In Today’s Paper
I h* reli> ai.n >u:ice myself u can- the i)avenu\nt when he was stVuck. didate’s column of The Chronicle to-
.1 .iate fer f.uiiu Waidm in Iji-arens 'The state was represented at, the
CO iiity, Hiid pledge mvself lo abide , iiKjuest by Solicitor H. S. Hlackikell, " '^atls.. supervij-or for the
Kx ,L.. r.. ..)• i.f tK... ...-i ' r I 1 » u , o xk ’ V/ fouf term.^. announces his candi-
p\ tfif’ resuJ.s oi the iHmocralii pii- ,jf Laurens, anq Robert S. Owens, qf
U'linton.
M -V. (GUS) C.\NN0N i
Big Clearance SALE!
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH 9th. and 10th.
FX>R MAI.IS'IK-VIK
1 hereby announce myself as a can-^
didate fur Magistrate of Hunter
Township, at MountviJIe, subject to
the results of the IVeiiiocratic jirimaiy.
J. U DlCKKia’.
Male Chorus
Ft>K SUPERVISOR
‘ 1 hereby announce myself a candi- j
ia* fur re-elecMon as Supervisor, of,
dacy for »v-elecli«>n.
J. L. Dickert. well known IlipcweH
iiizt'n, announces., himself as a candi
date for Magistrate of Hunter Town-
. at Mountvilie.
To Appear Here. '"V
■ * two new aspirmni^ M, A. t annon,
■ . . ‘familiarly known as ~Gus.'’ of the
hSpartanburif Musicians To Give! j t J5,^^^rwillte.
Entertainment In Uit> April well kno«^ laxurens ririxen and a for-
1.3 Under Auspices of Ixocal re^^ident of this place ,
Kiwanis Club.
-A-
Iji .rens county and pledge myself to.
Assorted Color
TAMS
I Clearance
9c
“ Bovs’ Play
SUITS
Clearance
37c
•tide by the resull.s of the Democratic’
pi diary.
JOHN
666
.Several years ago Sl>artanburg’»
leading music-lqving men organized a ;
D W WATT'S. ~ chorus with this purpos* in'
^Trre>rr''Itiir’nil*y might-hare some ef -
iTective way of expressing that love
for giKid music. It was necessary, of;
iiifuid. Tablets, Salve. Nose Drops , course, that'they have a direv-tor and
Checks .Malaria in 3 days, t'olds firsUof a type that could cause the chorus
day. Headaches or Neuralgia in 3Al.to portray the real meaning of its|
minutes.. |inception. This was found in Prof.!
PINE IxAX.ATIVE AND TONIC Wilson Parker Price, who at that j
Most Speedy ICeniedies Known. , . time waa on ibo staff of-t'onvepsey
7 ~~ icolletre in Spartanburg, who gave his'
NEW
Cedar Moth
SERIES
We Will Open
Series “K”
On March 10,1934
1
Fancy Bottle
PERFUME
Clearance
REFRIGERATE
WITH OIL4IEAT
SUPERFEX
time ami energy without cost. Ijist ^
j Spring he gave up his position with ' ' '
Converse college and opened a studio. Booki* for Stock Subscriptions
jin Spartanburg, and in the Fall be. | Now Open At Office
gan giving two days a week to his- JHE COMMERCIAL BANK
I work in the Music SchooP of G.W,C.,I
in Greenville. Prof. Price may alao be
! I emembered for hU untiring efforta
I in training and directing the choruses
'that sang in the May Day Festivals
WO ELECTRICITY REQUIRED that used to be looked forward to with
such pleasure in Spartanburg.
Costa Leas Than 3 Cents Daily
LIBERTY
BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
B. D. Htwy. PnriSort
il
Clean
FLOWERS
CIcsinnee
F. M.
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ParIcctkMi Stove Co
A. H. COUNTS
Oppoaiie Postofflee
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NewbanTt 8. C.
Under the able direction of Prof, j
•Price the Spartanburg Male Chorus|
jaasumed such proportions that ^yjl
1 could presant a concert with fifty to ^
[•ixty vtdeae, and Spartanburg raalisadj assistance ok the Lndins Mwie dub,
!that they hnd in their midst an able jit has been psmible ta arraage forj
organization of which they were truly, the-Spartadmtg Male Ckonm ta giva'
proud. Each Pall and Spring the' a concert in Clinton an Priday, April 4
Choins haa given a|dwdid concerts * 13th, at the
in both Spartanburg and Greenville, Iditoriom.
.which have been well attended, i I The entfrtainmrni pnMniaaa to he a|
*• 1 Throngh tito efiforta of the CUnton^rsnl bmnl to tlm
CotUM
Moomers
Cltaunncn
Full Fashioned
HOSE
Clearince
37€
Men’s
HOSE
Clearance
9c
Children’s
HOSE
Fancy
13c
Uhiir en’s
, li.adies*
Children’s
Bloomers
BELTS
SUITS
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
9c
6c
23c
Examination
A:^rted Black
Chick
-^asswmre
FEEDERS
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
2c
3c —
- 4c
Fancy
Blue Enamel
Spark Plu|^
BUTTONS
Percolators
Wrenches
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
4c
33c
6c
Face
Tby
Valve
CREAMS
TOPS
LIFTERS
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
6c
6c
6c
s
' Assorted
Girla** Sport
Aasort^rXvrieii
JEWELRY
Sweaters
Glassware
Clearanee ~ ;
CIcanuMe
Clearance
-■23c 1
1 7c-
Cavtred Ghaa
DISHES
A CLEARANCE SALE IN A
hanta af thail
MEANS A SAVING TO YOU
Store Opens
8 A. Bi.
Ckiaes at 9:00
Saturdaya
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