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The Clinton Chronicle, Clinton, S. C., Thursday, April 5, J934
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Announcements
thi?
Charjres for insertion in
column will he as follows:
For National Offices
For State Offices
For All County Offices
not enumerated below.
County Commissio’rfer<
Mapistrates for laurens
and Clinton
All other Mae;'tn»tes
Where announcement
matle prior t' May 1. the r'cht
is reTve l to om t the entire
column f"v>m time • ■ time if
limitations of space justify
Terms are cash,. ■ —
?7,50
5.00
o.on
3.00
5.00
3.00
are
TOlWW and
|0«
PARKER
STOCKS W Dot
^AMBUm
'/iOUND
NEWYOBK
KEHMV
CARD OF THANKS'
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for 'their kindness and
' thoughtfulness to us dtrf'inp our re
cent' bereavement in the loss of o^r
dear mother. Espe<-ially do -we thank
*our friends for the beautiful floral
; offerings.
I Mr, and Mrs. R. Pope Chapman.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT
INTLr.I l(.E.N( F
Th< <1 . .'VX'iy ha
that thi a'o iisre
.Amen ••in jn
T'hat ; «*nc. aiap;np. It .seem
some of the f; ychologists who wen
-.\t IT Vear«»
been announc/'d in-the Pennsylvania tenninal here. Op-
F'OR GA.ME WARDF:N
I hereby announce my.-elf a candi- .pj-Vad the idea that we were
date for Game Warden in I-aurens
County and pledge myself to abide to correct that mistake,
by the result^ of the Democratic pri
marv. R. MILLER BROWN.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Game Warden in I.auren
County, subject to the result of th?
Democratic primary.
A. B. GALLOWAY
, The first automatically opened Take notice that on the 4th day of]
iloors for j>ublic use wt* have seen are, lf^T4, I will render a final ac
count of my acts and doings as Atl-
, - . , . , . ' , ininistrator of the estate of Corrie L.
m..nlal at-., of th,- orated I,.y the olootnc eye of courao. docea.scd, in the office of
P,e .a nearer I, .han 1- Pass thi/owh the small W that;
that leads to the door and you VIock theSy^ ^
, r , , .'I T . W'y fi"»l dia-!
making ann.al tests of reyrutts dur- fence to the other ritck: .And the doom,h, my trust as Administra-
ir.g the war put a decimal point in the opene before you. People stand around i
evrony ,.lac<.. or somethintt like that.;to watch for many minutes. As thel A„Xperson indebted to said estate^
. . V K . approach all unsuspecting, Y :
na.eon of tnfants, .Now- they are trying^the.r mouths drop ojien almost a.a fa.stl„,„j „„ ,
‘ ‘“dy. persona having claims agiinst said es->
out iKiking too much fun at | ous to the crowd of spectators wont [,31, j^em on or before
sychologists, for there* is really back and deliberately played w'lth the!,,^,^ nr fnmvnr
to be .'^aid in favor
MEN and BOYS
Tailor-Made
V -
, Without
the.'O ps
a great deal
their work, I am glad that they have
found out ■«hat I have always believ
ed. That is that most people have
. , . , , , , , . J^aid date, duly proven, or be forever
of stream of light as she watched barred
doors open and close repeatedly.
I hereby announce my-elf a candi
date for the office of Game Warden
in I..aurt'ns cx^unty an<l ph^dge myself
to abide by the results of the Demo
cratic primary.
F. SATTERWHITE
I here^iy announce my-elf :
didate for Game Warden :n I.,auren,'
county, and ftledce my-* If to ai>ide
by the n“^ults c'f the IH-m* f-ratic pn-
marv.
I hereby ann''-ur.e:
(late fi'r 'he off »
in Lauren C'-ir.'y an«
to abide by the te-ulis
crat:c jirimarv.
S.-EYFRETT
mvw« If a oandi-
f Ylam* Warden
pb 1l’* tnysx If
Light, air, plumbing and steam heat
reached their full powers of rea.sonmg are just names to 1,800,000 New York-1
and learning by the time they are Ic ,ers •who live in the “cold-'water flats"'
I of the slums—as man^ as nine peo-f
M hat tht.s cxiuntry will be like twen- pie to /the room. Some relief is in I
ty years from now dx'pends.-literally, sijrht, howtner. by the grant of $25,. :
uiM.n what impre.ssions the young-ters 000,000 by the (’WA for .slum clear-:
who are now between 1» an*! 2.) get ance and new housing to rent for $6 '
from thx-ir contacts with their elders to $S jn-r month per roxon. That such i
in the lit xt two or three yx-ais. , | relief is needed |s more than amply!
’ shown by the a(j)paHing death rates]
BF.'sINKSS—\f the Zxm» ' of the slum districti__ . . .New York
At Yale un ver-ity profe'.-ors have i.s not ail glamour! . ^
be <‘n te t .ng the intelligence of chirn-: ' •_ j
eh M’-t
. The ebioips can gel tors to bieak into thx' r«‘\vs se(?Iidh|
form of ■•olorc'd chips of .\e.w York nx*\v.vpapers. But
;4-20-4tcy
nA. G. .MONT.JOY,
\ Administrator,
tran.-ac* bu-in*
■Tii!>n* v" in the
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thx- Demo- learn t
u ith <■■■
Dinah is different,
male iiiipc'i sonator
liinv black coat.
Dinah is a fe-
whp wears a
white / waisteoat.
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Deuio-
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a canil -
Fi;’- cer riin Work. ITic y cpiickly
ibat they can buy ci-riain tiling.-
: :.i n cef ch.p-. .\io they iiiny tiiacK coax, wnixe /
■•.a' .’h* Vi'Lij>air/.ec will >teal while ^J)als and a ])ink no'X*. His
x-ioney" abb- they hide it or one* role* a a mother cat in Kva l/X*
I'p. Galliene’s procluction of .-Xlice in
havt a-n idea that any- Wonderland ericlx-d with the* run cfT the
■ ixit nionxy ami make' play. Tueedle-dee took him. to thx-
■ •igh 5 dueation to gel Kllin Prince Spx-yer Hospital/ for ani-
••h<*y are pniving at rnals. 'The hospital irked Dinah’s ar-
do. n’t take much in- ti.-tic tetni>erament, but thx- role of
n-h things. I don’t Ix ing a butcher’s cat irkxMl him x-vx-n
• w-.li |iFove. except rnorx-. So hack to the hosftital and
. t'F akin tir^ilue apx-s ;;f'er Ineaking irit;i tju- nx-ws, Dinah
finally fxiund an arisW-ratic hoinx-
woi-'liv of his statix»n.
da', f.
< ; unty
by tb,. H '.u,
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an<l p'.dge mV'X-if
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"lie w h » s ail X
char.gp ha • n
by with.. \\ ha'
Tale ^ that i’
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l.m w w hat X ’ I
iba' w. arx.* - .
1 ban .poe x>f .
I’l : hap- ' h ^
pur f-.rwa- i •
•lUst” a- pit if
CLEANING
THAT STANDS^THE
TEST OF THE MOST
PARTICT LAR
Public preference is a
very true test of j^oocl dry
cleaning. It is our privileKe
men
W'-ui b-likx- tx) bx-lix-vi-..,
:»> exp. riment Wjill lix-
s. !*!c futurx- ‘Tirairi
hat busiiix-cs nix-n rx--
luxiiFxn- x-e:ve too h.gh a pn-mium f>>i thx- ex.
al.ide x-rcisx- of lhx ;i taixnt'.
FOR M Xt.lSTK \’l K
( \t Mx*unt\ lUe)
i b\- iiXiX'n •« v « . f a
f ..f
lb.
didati' f -r .XIag '*’a^t
Tow!,-lot', a' .M in*\
a a < an
H -mt x.r
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A M BM ION-—<’x*IW*gx‘ XVxirkx-rs
, Thx- inov:x*< and <x»me x>f the popu
lar [..-ruidicaK g vx- a wn.ng slant on
colb gx- life They p’.r th«- xmipha«is xin uu’
port' arni on th«- antics of rich men’s
■oil . until a gn.it many f<d,k get thx-
idx a tinil l U! uri.ver-^ilix s are luxuri-
xTu Fvf .at*-* f'-r ioafer«.
.Wlu ri 1 w:x' y-sur g iiio.-x cxdh-gx- stu-
deii’- V. (•' <■ poor in* n*- -on- w hx» had
’ - “w..!k rrifir wav" ihrxiugh x-ollx-gx-.
New York’s Mayxir I.a Guarxlia is so
active that Jn Davidsxm, sculj»tx)r whxi
ha: done busts of many fainxius-men,
|)Uts it fhis-way: ‘‘I just walkexl in
on the -Mayor withxiut an invitation
and I had to takx- hiFii x>n the move.
Yxiii cxFuId harxlly say that he sat for
The .Mayor wanted txi knxiw for
whom thx- bust was hx-ing made, and
thx- gx-nial sculptxFr ix'pliexl, "fxir the
,-\mx-rix'an public anxl for me.” Da
vidson liojies to finish the wxuk if the
Mayor will sij still fxir.a while.
women and to always
Kiye them: the BEST.
We invite you to put your
pressing and cleanitig vrob-
lems on us — to give your
clothes the benefit of our
superior cli'aning and press
ing processes.
Send your garmxmts to
us for a siHKM'b service —
the kind that doe.sn’t varv
from th(* BEST.
' Phone 77
ROYAL
CLEANERS
Dan Hollis, .Manager-Operator
TSueex-Ksor to
Wxirkman Drv Cleaners
MONDAY and TUESDAY
APRIL 9TH., lOTH.
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We urge you to visit our store
on the above dates, where you
will find a SPECIAL display of
the newest patterns and designs.^
, from the famous Stoors-Schae-
« fer Company.
to please, we want you to come.
Mr. Grady Kinsland, a special
representative from Cincinnati,
will be in charge. ^
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"The Paper EverybxKly Reads" j
L B. DILLARD
Next To Casino Theatre
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.lOA.NN A ( O I TON .MMJ.S
NOI K K OF ANNCAI. MEETI.Nt;
.Notice is hx-ii-by givx-n that thx- an
nual^ iiu-x-ting of lhx‘ slxickholxlx'is of
^.loamia Cxitton .Mills, a x-orporatix»n or-
rganizx-d and .-xisting under thx- jaws
of thx- .''tale xif .*<0111 h t'arolina, fx>r thx-
jelx-x-tion xtf dirx-clois £ur.„Lhx* ,x-nsuing
yx-ar, atul fxu^ thx- tiansaetixm x»f such
othx-r husinx--' as may |>ropx-ily comx-
.my
x.-m-. latix- u I
\v w \ T r.<.
my .-If a * andu
f Laiiix ii' < oun-
t.. abidx* bv the
y a’ n
ip- ’ '■ '..r '
l. dg. -ly-c t
’ 'b. D» m •(: at . lu imai.v.
A UHKTr MARTIN
• i.' eiitx-! taiiimx-nt, givx-!uffie** x»f thx- x-orpxiration at Ciolxlville,,
x.r w oik in garagx-s. ,Sx>uth ( arj.dina, x»n thx* first xlay x)f i
;iu*n will nx»l |■x*garx^ I May, I'.b'M, at thrx*x* x) x*lx)x'k in thx* af-
as s„tnx-thing lightly . t^rnoxin. , !
.And further nxiticx* is lu*ix*hy givx>n
to x-:ii tj his living while carrying x»n that at such mx*x*ting a prxipxisal tx) xle-|
the gx*numt*ly hard work of a univx*r- creasx* thx* authx)ri7.x*xl capital stxick of
Mty c.»ui "X* ha-- gx.t thx* making of a said coi’)>oratii>n by reliving five hvin-
rig. pro'
'm O' :.•' !«•' oil:
Thx-si* yx.ung
then educatu.n
comx- liy. ,-\ boy with ambition x*rixiugh
Why Gan^ We Allow More For |
Your Car Than The Price Set |
By The N.A.D,R. Official |
Used Car Guide I
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ar.ti ■ dix
• ■xlalx.,, *"• ’ h* .
liiiUroH' --iUt'.
ab ' };•-
crat.. pt- Fi a-y.
Fiiv y!f a
xandi-
mun in him.
, ..f .^upx ryisxir of
ai.d pit dge myself to
X ; t’ - f thx- I Xt ino-
T I H1^.H.<MITH.
( o| \ I ^
I lit F'-tiV ame- ' •
xia'v f r T’. "if.' y 'r~-
f or.-
t bx- 1 ».-m Fa' . ma; v
M MLStiinNFK
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l»em Fa' .
K FRANK
: ^ a candi-
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ANDFRSO.N.
FOR .si IT. (»F Kl»n ATION
1 h. tanilo ir.t . n.y-x-lf as a can-
d.da’t- ft f ■ .p'y ."tujs-r'ritendent xif
Eduvali.-n for [.aun-n- x xxur.ty, sub
ject* *• 'he ix'ul' t-f thx* {temxK'ratix
pniiuiry.
MILTON A. \VIL.<()N.
I.l(■li'i'—.\ New lixirirxin
If tx-n iimnth'i fit»m nx»w thx* 2()<)-
iiudi telesetUK* lens for wbix'h the glass
was pouF«-d thx* xillu-r xlay. turns xiut
'XI b»‘ fiawix*ss and unerackx*d — thx-y
x-an’t t* il until it x-xuds off—then as-
t ionom»#rs / w ill bx* abb- t<x pi-reeive
-tai- ^o »li-iant th:xl titx- light from
X lie'm has ■ b,-t n liioit* than a FtTnion
Vt-ais ix-ax-hinv the x-arth. travx-ling at
F hx i -»i«- (tf, 1 ■'xt.xxoxi mib-s a sx*xond.
Thx* t-xtx-nt of be \ i.-Niblt* univx-i sx*
w !1 bt* muhTilx'd by tx-n. wiu-n this
la w ligli’ gather ng insti unix-nt is-set
I
up and in ax'tum.
,ln a bTx**,a! a- wi-11 a- figuvativx-
(Fi-*. what munkiml ntix'ds and has
a!way' F;.-t*(Tt-.l. is nuuv light. .Saint
Paul wa- right when be vaid that hu
man beiivgs "st*,- through a gias.s
xiaifklv."
drexi thxFUsanxl xlxdlars (of
pF-x‘f(»rrx-il x'a|)ital .slock, heretxxfore re- ,
xlx*x*mx‘xl by thx* cxxi'pxiratixin. will be'
'suhmitfexl fx>r cxinsixleratix»n anxl'actixin
l).v thx* stxFckholxlers.
By x)rxlx*r of the Bxiarxl of Dii'ectxFi'.s,
.JOA.N.’S’.V ('OTTON .MILLS,
^ * By Frank .\. .Neal,
WE ('ANI—It i.s (juite possible, by subterfuge, to allow
choose, and perhaps “get away with it.”
any price we
m;T—irtvPttn this,
= ^
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4-2«*.-lte
Seerx'lary.
W'E MAKE'orRSEI.VES’LIABI.E to heavy fines and imprisonment. A
United States law provides “ . . . that no dealer shall, directly or in
directly, or by subterfuge, accept in trade any used vehicle at an al
For l•KOB.\IK jmk;e
1 hx*rx*by announce myself a candi-
xlate for ihx* office of I'rxihate .luxlge
of I.aurens < ouhly an»l pledgx- myself
to abixie by the results of the Demo-
cratic primary,
THEOIK>RE.H .SUMEKEI..
GOLD—Frxim the Sea
Px'xrty years agx. <xi so a Yankx*x*
nanu*d-.lai nigan formed a
txx extrax't golxl from st‘a
w'ater. He suit! .^ixick in his company j
anxl got into a lot of trxiuble. But he i
TNSURANCE
W’e offer expert service
and protection, .\gent ’ for
some of the strongest Fire
Insurance ('ompanies in
.America.
REAL ESTATE
' Town and ctmntry prop
erty. Prices attractive.
Clinton Realty &
Insurance Co.
B. H. BOYD. Agent
lowance price of more than its value as ascertained
1
WE IJISE aDY^eJaim \ye jnay have tx) good citizenship. Law-breakers arc
not good,citizens.
W’E LOSE your confidence and your future patronage, for. having pledged
our.selves.to obey the letter and the spirit of the code of fair compe
tition, if we violate our pledge we cannot e.xpect you to trust us in
anv future transaction.
^ wa-i telling the, exaxrt truth when he;
aung entere< ufKin a.short term there was enough golxl in the At-i
r* **.4*’*^ ^ ^ Ijiurens coun- iuptic x>cean to pave North America, i
y ^ er an unre.<lricle<l ap|>ointnient Jii^^only trouble was that it cost more
y vernor ( . lackwxKMi, here-,jy than the gold was worth.,
by announce myself a candidate to
an ounce
a^c myse in t same office »nxl chemists are giv-
a nd^Tty-yhe'results ^ermujt attention to the problem
of the Democratic primary. , u # ' .i. a*
urlvic II vrxi’vr* ,of recovering gold from the sea. At,
jthe .American Chemical sxK'ie'.ynneet^
' ~ other day a chemist who is ex- j
trading bromine from sea-wate:' co:n-|
mercially -said that the same prircess j
American .Magadae. Woaiaa’a Home waUi, inak-j
Cwnpaaioa aad CalUer'a HeeKly—all nearly possible to filte. it:
for li mantliB far $4.0f __
D I * : T learned a long time ago not to re-,
Begnlar price 9«.M. Igard anything, as impossible. '
SPEC lAL BARGAIN
r
JAMES W. CALDWELL
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P. S. aleanes
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D. E. Tribble Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
.and
EMBALMERS
Licensed Embalmer. Complete
Modem Equipment
2
Day Phone
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Night Phonea
. ?4. 253 or 255*
Clinton
W’E LOSE the respect and confidence of opi"fellow dealers, and become
outcasts and renegades among them. They have built the code at tre
mendous cost of time and money. They depend upon us to support it,
and we have given our word of honor to do .so.
WE LOSE our self respect. , .
CAN THE GAIN OF ONE ILLEGAL
' ~ SALE OUTWEIGH THESE LOSSfcS?
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