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m TTT'^ . / .c> J J A .7 / / /. Dm’t Trifle WiA Coi^ TT Th^ Clinton Chronicle, Clinton, S. C.. Thursday, March 8, 193^ / I riiiami Don’t let then get a strangle hold. Fight germs quickly. Creoitiulsion combines ' 7 najor helpe in one. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Your own druggist is autkoriaed to refund your money on the spot if your cough or Cold is not valieved by Cra^ulston, (adv.) ^ Personal /Mention ^ I ii:iiB;:)Bi::iB;iiiBii!B';::B'!iiBia!^w::iB':!iBi;!iB< Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Pinson are at from a fcw days visfit to friends in At lanta. Miss Catherine Jonel of Estill, spent the week-end with her par^ts, Dr. and Mrs. F. D.* Jones, lil.BHiB.iJBLB'iB'liBi'iB.ilBlIHBUIBtinBillB I Rjjy. and Mys. M. C. Dendy and chil- Friends of Dr. R. \V. Johnson will dren, and Mrs. J. 1. Dr. Ruth Dean Gets Life Sentence Greenwood, Miss., March 3.- '“7 SAVE with SAFETY at Smith’s Pharmacy Your Rexall Drug: Store CLINTON, S. C. Cop«lantf., of •’“'7 “ verdict of ^O. tendinjr the State Teachers convention I be sorry to learn that he ill at his [Gainesville, Ga., were here , Monday]u ' in ColootWa today. ho™e on N. ..dair street.- ,„,.the funera, of John mV Copeland. t1th’rhraneaed'’’poi?or:h:aU w^^^^ a pa-l Mrs. EmmA Little spent a fe\A- days^ball murder-of Dr. John Preston Ken- lions for new officers and directors foV the coming year^will make its. re port ^ at this time. iTiis is an import- ajit meeting Pre.sident Craig stated : yesterday,, and he is asking for a full A (attendance of the. membership Tues day evening, ’ ' j Miss Mildred White, spent the week- [end in Charlotte with relatives. I M iss .Allene Rooke of the orphanage, .spent the week-end in Greenville w’ith’*'*” Spartanburg Monday. home on N. Adair street.’ Cechl La\Vter, who has been tient in the Hkys hospital the past few |ggj_ week in Simpsonville \s:itH her nedy, and her penalty was fixed at days, was able to return to his home son-in-J»W,-Mr. and Mrs. life impri.sonment. , her sister. Kenneth S. Cox of Greencastle, Ind,,' F. M. Todd. Ruth Dean, sittii-^ dowh. clinched i INSURANCE We offer expert service and protection. Agent for some of the strongest Fire Insurance Companies in America. REAL ESTATE Town and country prop erty. Prices attractive. Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. a H. BOYD, Atfent . . . , . • J I Miss Dolly Milling is spending a her hands but received the verdict Mis.s Elizabeth Duncan visited rela-'is spending some time with friends Chester with Mjss \lice calmly. , livos in Knoxville, Tonn., during the I here. ■_ • ■ • ^ .she smiloAs a fla.rhlight snappod. week-end. - r— . .1 f'leming Mason of Columbia, spent j jr whittle of Oklahoma City, friends sat stunned. Miss Sara Cannon visited friends in'the week-end with his mother, Mrs. C. W. Whittle of Clearwater, Then she smiled bravely as she Greenville over the week-end. Ij) w. Mason. [pi^., and S. Q. Eubanks of Leesville,. Prof, and Mrs. R S. Pinson spent' m;„., Yvv^n.v. ir-u-.. -„.i At_.. f Atorney.s announced they would im- Thursday and Friday in Orangeburg. J. E. Whittle of Oklahoma City, Okla., C. W. Whittle of Clearwater, I Fla., and S. Q. Eubanks of Leesville, Miss K-gp-Welch of Converse Col-'were guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. , (h, ,<,„te„ce. Mi.s R rh Todd of Sedalii i, soon,I 'veek-end guest of Mrs. Lynn Cooper. , Three ballots were taken. The first ■ Ml,. Rjth lodd of Sedalia 1. . pend- y q ileustess and attended the Pan-; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Caskey and lit-1 was 1) to 3 for conviction taken list 'mg two weeki' with her mother, Mrs. • j ' i , cs , 1 . onvic.ion i.ihen i.im Irene Todd, whUe her .school is sus-dances. ^ Yle son of Seneca, are spending a few,night. The last two were this morn- nn nfpnnnt nf 1 Misses Elizabeth Sheely and Lu- days with Mrs. Ca.skey’s parents, Mr. ing. One was 11 to 1 and the third penaed on account 01 measles. ,|eiie Cutlino of Ninety.Six, are spend-jand Mrs. T. L. Cooper. . ' was unanimous. ing a few days with the former’s pa-; Miss Mary Frances Whisner of Ft.' ifrineds. ^rents, Mr. and Mr.s. O. I. Sbeely. iMyers, Fla., Miss Alice Gage of Ches- CKarnK^y -iter and Miss Sara Finger kvf.Kings' PHILCO Radios & Tubes Smith’s Pharmacy I - DIXIE GEM L. E. Mahaffev has retu’-ned frorji I • — j Camden, where he has been visiting Miss ViWan Parks Adair of Brc- Jr., of Kings Moun-jter and Miss Siira Finger k>|.King nau college, G-iinesville, G&-< spent i^***^’ visited ^i’s parents, Mr.tMountain, N. C., were the week-end, I Monday with her# parents, Mr. and nnd Mrs. J. W. Milam, Sr., on Friday.' guests of Misses .Almena and Dolly | Mrs. V. P. Adai*-. | Mi.ss Martha Whitten of Columbia' Milling, and attended the l’an-IIell-| The March nm ting of the Ch-imbe- ' Mr. and Mrs. Bonnei Harvley of college, spent the week-end with her enic dances. jof Commerce will be held next Tues- Greenwood spent the week-end with parents. Dr. and Mrs. B. O. Whitten,' Miss Frances O’Daniel has resumed,day evening at 7:30 o’clock at the Tuesday Night ««*M MAIM M«, W « PIAt CsMa & CVM C« CHt •. D. E. Tribble Co. FCNERAl. directors arid. EMBALMERS IJrenMed Emhalmer. Complete Modern Equipment Day l*hone 94 Night Phones 24. 253 or 255 CTinlon evening Mrs. Harvley s parents, .Mr. ar.JMrs. and attended the Fan-Hellcnic (lances,' her teaching position in Rockingham,' Mary Musgrove Tea Room. .A, B. Blakely. Miss Medora Browning of Converse X. C,, after spending the jmst two* The nominating committee recently John Xance of Cross Hill is a pa- home this week-end for weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.'^I’Pcintwl to bring in reconimend'a- tient in the local hospital. . „ n u : i I * v,.,x • , , , - Alices Faaim-e- Hailev Annie I ee^*"^ ^ v- [A. O’Daiiud. j Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bailey and chil- ' Miss .Sara Knox has letuined to Not a CHnker in a Car Load of “Dixie Gem” Coal. CLINTON COTTON OIL CO. Hender.son Pitts, Mrt. Phone 62 Jackson and Katherine A1 verson of Limestone college, Gaffney, spent llie and J.-imes Witherspoon of Spar- her school in Cliffsidc, .N, G , after week-nni lieie with "lelatives. tanhu.g and Mi.ss Isabel Witherspoon ^spending the past two weeks with her Fi ioiuis of Miss Flla Dunlap of of ColumbiH, spent the week-end with parents, Mr. and Mrs. F,. R. Knox. Mounlville, will be sorry to learn that rllr. and Mrs. J, H. Witherspoon. ' Miss Lidie Davis of Langley, is she is a patient in the Hay.s ho.spital. Mrs. b'loyd Hitt and little son of spending a few days with her pa- Miss l.-ouise Dowling of Greenwood sp(mt Tuesday and WchI- lents, Mr. and Mrs. John. D. Davis. nesday with Miss Mary Bobo. ; Miss Ma'ttie Kll Copeland, niembet Mrs. R. ('. Adair and little ilaugh-jof the school faculty at Ware Shoals, visitors in Columbia today. have returned from a two- was called home Saturday on account Friends of Harry C. l^ayton will be week.s trip in Florida. of the death of her father, John M. sorry to learn that he is confined to Mr.s,'(’harles Perriclear has return-jCopeland. his home on acount of illness. ed from Eastover, where she has been W. C. Moore of Greenworid, was a .Ml'S. H. H. Spears of Itireensboro, visiting relatives. business visitor here Tuesdav. t t : # H. I). HENRY F M. BOLAND spent th( week-end here with fnends. .Mrs, G. 1. Shi*!'!^, .Misses Elizabeth Sheely and .tliss Lucile CutLino are # # ♦ H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE STOCKS BONDS REAL ESTATE LOANS NE(;OTIATED [N. C.j spent Sunday and Monday with ‘•"‘I «'■»• ‘'"bi'l of Crem I Mr.s. W. .M. Scott of Kasloy »i.cnt “''.'7,''''" 'Saturday here "with relatives’ She _ _LYYas-7_^au4ia.nijcd^_ kijmitt. he..r f a t ■W. E, Owen.-v, who spent a.few days iwilh her. T" We Are Exclusive Clinton Agents for ROYSTER Field-Tested Fertilizers J. M. Pitts ♦ # 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 « Mr. and Mra. t). T. Lawing and Mr.I Mi.s,sc,s Sadie Chandler, Lidie Leake! visited rela- and Mary Howze Dillard of the Uni-i Iversity of South C7irolina, spent the i Miss Mary Withers of Davidson, X.iweek-end at home and attended the C., was the week-end guest of Mrs.^ Pan-lIellenic dances. Jack H. Young and attended the Pan-T Misses Margaret Moorhead, Bee Hellenic dances. iFurschgott and May Powell of ('oker Mrs. Roy 'Nelson is spending seve- I'ollege yi llait.sville, spent the w’eek- I'ld days wi'fh her parents in Gieen-'end with the former’s parents- Mr._ wood.^ I -and Mrs. W. A. Moorhead and attend- .Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Galloway and ed the danees. , little daughter, Muicia, left today fori Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McMillan are Columbia to spend a few days with [at lumie from a three weeks visit to .Mrs. Galloway’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. i their son, J. R. Mi .Millan, in Fayette ville, X. C., and their daughtivj, Mrs. a tew Galloway’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Baines. Dr. J. K. Purcell of Richmond, Va., WHS the guest of his nieee, .Mrs. W. W. Harris, during the past week. UNDER WAY it W. A. Galloway, in Florence. I Miss Nettie McCreu of Asheville,; X. G., spent the week-end with her* Miss Marguerite Dillard of Atlanta, aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. F. .M. Ga., is spending a few days with her ! Stutls, and attended the Pan-Hellenic grandmother, Mrs. Alma Dillard. 1 dances. Miss "Elizaheth Dodson of .Atlanta, Mi.ss Flizaheth Henry of Chicarnau- Ga., was a visitor here on Monday, gu, Ga,, and Miss Blaiu he Burnette Mrs. A. V,^ Martin has returned'of Belton, wt're the guests of Miss(!s[ — -lilelen and Fay Adair, and uttende'ljo the Pan-Hellenic dancesover the vvei k “ end. 4 I 4 t f o o (► < • < > < • (> "Yoo can’t fool a Cotton Plant. Tax Penalty Is Delayed ii The new spirit of confufence and desire to Kot undo!’ way ha'^ brou.uiit rays of <un- W^hi anti hope to a ckiiidy business woHd. 4 4 '' And better business stresses more than ever the nece.ssity oj mod(u*n banking con nections. If you are not equijjped with a checkinK account, or if you need a place to keep your regular savings, we shall be ^hid td offer you our dependable services. I (> that’s why I ise Royster Field Tested Fktilizer” JF you waul a good quality cot ton crop witligopd staple and weight, use Royster’s Cotton Fertilizer. Give your cotton the Idiid o£ plant that gets it off to a quick, strong growth, puts oo and matures them early. Royster’s Fertilizer does these things; our field tests prove k to ua-—your profits will prove it to you. remember this: Royster’s IS nsMle in one quality only—the best.. You can pay more or you pay less, but you cannot buy betta fertilizer for j^oiring Royster experts are-ctmtimur ally studying cptton, learning j|ll thm is to know about fertilizing« it. .IThcy never stop experiment ing wd improving. They test every fertilizer in the laboratory, and field-test it in the cotton field.- Only refined materials are used to make sure that the pur est obtainable grades go into Royster sacks. As a result we know that Royster Cotton Fer tilizer irill give you the results you want. See your Royster agent today and let hkn l^w how many fotis you j I’m tponnicn.l of the imposition of an ; ! additional five per cc-nt pcriahy on j ; payment of P'J.'! state and county t.iK I/' until .Ma’cli I", jxmding legisla-j I'ivf action, was announced Monday j ; iiy Cwiinty 'rreasiiia r .Simpson, follow- j ing aufhori'/.ation from Coniptiollci'‘ iGeneial A. J. Beattie. The comptroller general’s ruling, (follows: I “VVheieas, there is pending in the' legislature a joint re.solution, al- "eady approved^ by the house, [»ro- viding for the extension of time for • nayment of 1H33 taxes without further increase in the present pen-i ally of two per cent until May 1,^ lyjl, and — W-hefeaa,-Che- said- resolution—hfts not been acted upon by the .senate,^ BeTTdiTTg aR*tion ky the senateTt It is ordered, with the approval of j the governor and under authority, of Section 3L'u) Volume 2 Code of m ► low 1^32, that the present |*enalty| of tw'o jH'r, cent he not increased l until March ir», 11(34, at which tirnej jthe books will close and a penalty of seven per cent will attach unless [the legislature shall direct otherwise. The penalty to be collected until March 15 will, therefore, remain at 'two per cent as already provided. ” NEW BUSINESS CORDIALjLY INVITED M. $, Baileii & Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST Why Get Up Night8?ji; Make Thi^25c Test NOBPOLK, VIRGINIA ',Ala., Jac!uou,Mu$. , I.OX the bladder as you would the' bow’els^.. Drive out impuritie.s and ex cessive acids that cause irritation, burning and fre(]uent desire. Get a 25 cent box of BU-KETS, the bladder laxative from any drug store. After .four days if you are not relieved of j getting up nights go back and get j your money. BU-KETS, containing jbuchu leaves, juniper oil, etc., acts pleasantly and effectively on the blad-1 jder similar to castor oil on The bowels.' *If you are bothered with backache, or [leg jiainK caused-from bladder disor- .dei's you are bound to feel better after (this clean.sing arid you get your reg ular sleep. " i - BU-KFTS guaranteed by Young’s Pharmacy and Kellers Drug Store. Talk About RECOVERY? We Make It Certain If You Send Your Clothes Here To Be Cleaned. Give your old clothes a New Deal. Let us clean them and you’ll recover all their original smartness, freshness and the long er service (hey offer in their nenewed form --i Royal Cleaners G' DAN HOLLIS, Manager and Operator Successor to Workman Dry Cleaners I*hane 77 Clinton, S. C. WriAT DO P. S. Jeanes UK DO? 4-: ■ -i'l The Clinton Chronicle—$1.50 a Year ‘,.7.!, • ■'‘.j -J S«9 \-