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Tht Clinton Chronicle. Clinton, S. 'ninrsday. May 3. 1934
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WILSON W. HAREIS, Editor and Pobliahar
Publiitwd Ervry Iltarsday By
THE CHRONICLE PUB!JSHING COMPANY
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are no( of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications will not
he noticed. This paper is not responsible for the views or opinions pf
its correspondents.
busted in the ba.semeni. and that re-’ STATE.MENT [suit to of .\d- 1934, next, after publication thereof,
quired the help of a plpmber and a Of the Ownership, Management, etc., ministration of the estate and effects at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, to show
helper and a pumper. Loss, not count-^ THE CLINTON.CHRONICLE • jef Hallie Young Abrams. cause, if any they have why the said
! Required by the Act of Congress • — ■"-
! of August 24th, 1912.
ing meals and beds, $7.25,
There are, therefore, to cite.and ad- administration should not be granted,
monish all and singular the Kindred ^ Given under my hand this 30tn day
! On March 2, two black Icats sped —— and Creditors of the said Hallie Young of April, A. D., 1934.
across the street only 15 feet ahead . Publisher/ Chronicle Fubjishing Co. Abrams, 3^eased, ^hat tliey bs and ROSS D. YOUNG,
of me. The very next day; I was .be- Editor,^ \V. W. Harris. Clinton. S. C. appear before rne,-in the Court of 5-10-2cy ,, J- P- L. C.
ing assisted to a platform' at one of Managing editor, business manager, ♦uv.u'.t n ^ ^_
our warehouses, a^d mj-foot slipped, none. Probate, to be held at Laurens Court SCBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE
and I almost broke one of my legs. It Owner: Chronicle Pub. Co., Clinton, “buse, Laurehs, S. C., on May 18th,' “The Paper Everyb<^> Reads
was bruised and skint and perforated S. C., W. W. Harris, (^linton, .S. C. |- — J). -iv. jl, " * sp
and bunged up from my knee on down. . Known bondholders, mortgagees
After paying the doctor and 4 drug and other security hblders, owning or ♦
stores for plasters, antiseptics, ahso- holding 1 per cent or more of total ^
forth, I was out exactly $25.25,, and I amount of bonds, mortgages, or other
ain’t near well yet. .Securities: none. > '
I W. W. HARRIS, Publisher.
I knocked over the salt-shaker at Sw^orn to and subscribed before me
dinner on the/evening of March lo^and of May, 1934.
tiled to pitch a pinch of the said salt
CLINTON, S. C., THURSDAY. MAY 3. 1934
W. H. SIMl^SON, Notary Public,
over my right shoulder, but never; commission expires at the
thought anything of that. Three dayS|P^^^^^^ the.Governor).
later 1 sold a man a bill of goods on j CITATION FOR LETTERS OF
credit; he sold them for cash; closed! ADMINISTRATION
up his store; lit out for balmier shores ^he State of ^uth Carolina,
ation and a successful manufRoturer ^ haven t even the slighte.st idea | , T^jurens Pnnntv
ation and a_ successful_ manufacturer,
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” " FARM PRICES IMPROVE
A recent survey issu^ by Che pe-;h»s been retained by the concern »si|7vingli. Total'ioss'rnot'cii'uiitin'g piLil
partment of Agriculture, comparang general manager. sleep, $122.73.
March 15 farm prices with those of j
preceding j>eriods, contains much thatj contracri-for the Loui.se Mayes
is encouraging
While prices of farm prodiKts, like pjytnage, has been awarded to Bealer
almost everything else, are still below Biggers of Atlanta,
the pre-war level, they have shown
steady and "sizeable advances since
March, 1933.
Cotton, corn, oats, w’heat, livestock
Laurens County,
By Ross D. Young, Probate Judge:
W’^hereas, Mrs. Lillian Abrams made
On March 30, I sat down to supper
Memorial cotta;ge at the Thornwell or-lwit^ 13 men, women and children (not
A mistrial resulted in the case of
p. S. Lindler, chief of police of this
thev arc all up, and in.aome caacf'^'y' “'‘i '’“1 , fi„„c cr„..c',f .fl the ,in.e
* week, charged with the murder of 1 keep my fingers crossed all the time
all mine, thank the Lord), and the
next morning I leaned up agalhst a
wall of our new building that had been
freshly painted, and ruint a beautiful
$3.98 suit. Thusly I have beqn jipxed ’
both pro and con for several months. i
''A '
y the year’s advance was close to 250,^ _ .
per cent. In every commodity there: uc'er.
was some advance, :which is encourag-’
imr 1 M iss Mayme
, • “ X 1 1 j u v., w mg, I did every stunt known to heath
That happy experience must be laid ** rivo month." vis.i to her sister
to a combination of factors. The work Union
-jAern a ithTIw vdie, liftw-gg-/W; i. —
ness imiiroveiueiit has b4*en a benefi- Bailey, J. Hainp Slone, A. P. Little
ciai influence. .And among the most and Miss Annie L<»u Little atUmded
important iia.' in'en the work of the the presbytenal meeting the past
these days, and dodge every ill, omen
Uhat I see approaching me. W'hen I
lyakc ba- rclurncdil'™''^ nx"-"-
ing, I did every stunt known to heath-
lens to offset the bad luck that alway.s
follows such an event.
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Mes^ames Be- sie Ginlfrey,. Jack An-j
week in Newberry,
Make Good Marks
fai m coopera'- :v.*s.
They ‘have done invaluable work.!
1 >iM>rgamzi-d agricultui*e is an unseal-1 Mrs. J. A. Bailey. Mrs. Julia (iriffin,
aole liavnei to progress—it is next to Mrs. .Maggie Kelly. .Mrs. .Simiison and;
- imiio>sibl*' to successfully carry (»n a I). \V. Mason attended the im-eting (if'
movement for any unorganized group, presbj'tery Tuesday at Shady Grove
If the farme’s will u.sc the cooper- Presbyterian church. >'■
ativi’ movement it will prove a great '
aid in sidving their problems, gather-, Miss .Mary Lou Workman and Wil-
Kecords Ini State C'onte.sts Show
Latin Scholars Have Taken
Hi^h Rank.
Laurens, .Afiril 30. — Laurens high
school Latin scholars, two of whom
won first and second honors in the
ing strength and influence each year, mot Parler of Hate'H^iurg, weie uniteM slate-wide contest at (’olumbia this
J' deserves the.^unt|ualified support o' in marriage on Tue.>day at the home week, continue to maintain an envia-
i very citizen* who is interested in bet- of the bride’s parents.
Ici ing agriculture.
THE ( KOI‘ <ONTROL I.AW
W c shall watch with a great deal
of interest the exiH*rim»‘nt in compul
sory curtailment of crops, under heavy,
penalties, provided for in the Bunk-
head cotton control act, which is n(»w
Nobody's Business
By GfT MrG««
ble record achieved over a iKMiod of
seven years. The winner.s this year
were Miss Amelia .Nickles, first, and
Raymond Hill, second.
Commenting on the .success of her
pupils in the contests since 1927, Miss
Sara,.J8abl) today said that Ijutin con
testants from Laurens had.won^ve
.Mike Is Seeking Help
flat ri*ck. .s. C., May 1, 1934. 7’'^^ places, five second and two third.
'F^very years honors have been won,
the record so far being unbroken.
M is& Mary Fuller won first place
the law vd' the land. Under this law*
each cotton grower will be given an seckei-terry of the trta.s.sure,
iillotmeiit of the numlier of bales he "i^^hington, d. C.
may market. If he grows or offers to consider this as my . . „ n. c,
I .1 c' II . . annlercation for a fRrni likun fthr the 1927 contest, Jame.s Dunklin
market any more than hia allotnumt
in 1928, Miss Kathleen ^Sanders in
uirh 10 t.ko Wl.i.uv»r profits ‘he ‘‘CC“rdin|f to the new law which was'’'-""- »»32 and
he will luiiV to |>ay a penalty tax hiph kiwerinit my home plaee of 0 akers
<‘iur„.. .. - - .
might ]iave,made from the sale of his order to lielp save the fariii-
— ers from starvation ansoforth.
,M i.ss Amelia Nickles this yA'ar
I^aurens has fared very well this
year in other academic departments,
The theory of liimting production is,! boumled on the north by «l><>nsored by the S. C. high school
v.f cour.se. to get a lugher price for ^ ^r. jones and on the west by the rail- ^ algebra finals at Co-
pioducei foi what he does raise. That the ea.st by the widderFnday, James Gaston won
i.s <v hat lies back of the wheat, corn- wife’s
hog and tobacco control measuivs, [geometry I>aura .Aylette Heming was
w hich, however, are voluntary agree- winner of the. second honor.
merits on the part of the growers. No ^ 2-ri^n\ house on same ^ high school pupils .ofienevl'
man netsl to jorn up unless he wishes . barn and 2 nitre and winning streak at Rock Hill in
to, and he KC.,. h.a compensation for Tile an“ a iril^reU oT^waUei
limit piiHiuciion out of a processing ^ the pastor ami glass awarded as follows: Miss Mary
ders in the front room and 2 out-1 Council, alto solo; George
Hodges, Jr., trombone; Paul Alexan
der, saxophone; "Miss .Mildml .Minter,
ta.x paid by the handlers.
We t-hi ik the principle behind the j^^uses
Bankhead law is preferable to the
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bonus .^v.rtem under the other crop- i want this monney to retiiv the fol-' Misses Sara Frances Terry,
control laws. In the long run it is bet- pawing deU<Jheieon: 50$ to the sewing CulWrtspn and Mary Frances
ter for any human l»eing to get his „,ft^.hine company; 7.5| to the .seconit-j f*''
piofit a." a direct result of his own ^and g^rrage; 45$ to the home radio
labors rather than as a Inmus If the company; 115? to the federal light-
cotton Ilian works, the price of cotton co.^iany and 07$ to dr. redd
will go high enough so a bonus-wi
not be needed, and the process tax will
nut lie levu’d. That is all' to the good, j ; . * **
my_ taxes for 192«) onf up to date
- Take notice that on the 10th day of
May,;J934. J will render a final ac
count of my acts and doings as Exe
cutrix of the estate of Henry J. Na-
the office of the
of Laurens county,
4 extra cash applied for to get newjday will apply for a final discharge
Anything which eliminates any form
of taxiihon is alw
FINAL SETTLEMENT
of taxabon is always go/^. And, ex- ^^ner count ufXb<2rs, deceased, in
c-...-, for tko f,„t oon.puk.on, it l««is ^ave .nny o.ah to ,»rt withj Judge of Probate o
tiro oouoii farmor witk more of his j |
an,l earn., due., not depend upon what jj,.,,, .pj, „,j, ,,,,,
JlL..,ne«hboi>:Jo., __ ,.|lao . lo.a ..f..,.do...|.ee
In a jierftH'! world everyixxjy }^o
cooperate voluntarily and completely 1
in every program for the common!
hawing a hard time making buckle
and tung meet, and if the govver-
ment don’t save me, i am ruint.
ple.se hurry my loan thru as fast as
4Ji piVKSaill AVI VIIC VVIIIIIIVII ’ ti J , , .
I u . .1 . 1 a possible, the cow and mule and pig
good. Bui that presupposes complete ^ „ ,, *
agreement a." to what is really for thei , . f
benefit of everyjl^y, and the utter L ^ ^ ' up or erty ize. i am
absence of greed and desire to take an
unfair advantage of the other fellow.
When mankind has reached a stage;
when everybody agrees on what is 1 .. . . * .
right and mak^s no effort tq
reach or take advantage of his neigh- <^*11 cr^dick it on my loan, i will
burs we won’t need any crop control ^^^9^ much to bold out till the
laws nor any other kind of laws. Un- j govverment.
fortunately, we haven’t got to,that ^ ^less you know my uncle, bert
stage yet—we are a far way from in wa.shington,
and we shall be much intere¥te<l to ^ »int been heard from since the
see by what means and at wiiat cost ^ martch. rite or foam at once.
thei Bankhead law is enforced. . trulie,
j mike tTark, rfd,
farmer and landlord.
from my trust as Flxecutrix.
. Any _peiattiLind«bted. tq_ said^^^e^
is notified and required to make pay
ment on or before that date; and all
persons having claims against said es
tate vdlU present them on or before
said ifate, duly proven, or be forever
barred.
BESSIE N.ABORS,
5-3-4tcy Executrix.
10 Years Ago
Beware of Signs
From now on, 1 am believing in
Items of Interest From The Chronicle; si^s. I am not' superstitious, but I am
of .April 24, 1924. going to be careful. I have haji too
-.much trouble during the past four
S. C, Reid, sheriff of Laurens coun
ty for the past eight years, announces
his candidacy for re-election in today’s
paper.
months not to wake up.
E. Mood Smith, O. D.
Felder Smith, O. D.
Drs. Smith & Smith
OPTO.METR1STS
SPECIALISTS
Eyes Examined, Glasses Prescribed
Laboratory for Prompt Repair
Service.
15 West Main Street Phone 191
CLINTON, S. C.
On Feb. 4 Lsaw the new moon thru
some telegra;]^ and telephone wires
and did not throw a handful of dirt
' ijover my left shuul^Wr to ward off bad
The Clinton RoUry club won the at-1 luck. The following afternoon some
tendance .^trophy cup at Pinehursi, N. |guy or other stole my (uninsured) au-
C., laet week. itomobile, and I have not heard hair
Meters. HiMx>kl W. Hack and E. X
Durgin of New York, are at Goldville
nor hide of it since. Loss, $600.00.
1
On February 13, I walked under a'
thU week takii« over the ownership painter’s ladder on my way thome to i
of the Banna Blamifacfturing company lunch. When I , arrived, I found that
recently purchased by their interests.
W. A. Moorbitd of this city, for sev-
a covey my wife’s kinfolks had
come- up to spend a few week-ends,
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FERTILIZERS
NITRATE OF SODA
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RADIO REPAIRING
Automobile Radios Installed
Motorola — Zenith
Atwater Kent
, Electric Fans
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BIG Sfluincs
FOR ALL THE
FnmiLV
V - t
THEATRICAL
COLD CREAM
1 lb.
2f<>r76c
"BweStSST
MILK of
MAGNESIA
on* pint ^ mm
SOcZforDiC
Thvismr
CASTOR OIL
3 o*. bottU
2Sc2io.26C
ORDERLIES
50c
2 foi 51c
ORIGINAL
The one you hear
broadcast over
.the RADIO
RADIO\^
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ONE CENT SALE
THfSEfjEKTRR SPECIDLS
FHOUR ONLY
IF THEY LAST THAT LONG |
HERE’S HOW irs DONE
10,000 Raxall Drug Storas taka part in this tremandou*
•ala. Dua to saasonal demand a few of the items^liet’^
may have bean sold at prices lower than the regular
price listed here . . . but never as low as on this sale.
THURSDRV
ID .0II n.m
ALMOND COCOA SOAP
Cellophane wrapped packaga
Sofu-nins simI b«suti(ying for g ClRtaS
your nkiD. Hurry (or this
usrsain. 4
Only on* tot* to a cuttomor
FRianv
The CREAM of th»
WORLD S BEST
COD LIVER OIL
^ufcetBsr
2 r.,
IQ 10II R.m.
3 3$c tub** K L E N Z O
DENTAL CREME
for only
36c
The tooth paste you need to
keep teeth sparkling.
Only one lofe to a cuftomar
SnTURDRV
2 to 3
One 50c Jonteel Foundotion Cream
One 50c Jonteel Cleansing CreoM
One 50c Jonteel Face Powder
Symbol Watm Bottio
or Fountain $ynngt
ana far $1*19
r.r^l.20
JASMINE
•# laaNlaf PrsiKe
J HAUTY CtiAMS ,
L^r Jar 50c, 2 for 51i
.15c 4 oz.
I)AIM EE
DEODORANT
2 for 36c
$1.50 BELMONT
FOUNTAIN
Pens
.\s.sorted Colors
2 for S1.51
TOOTH Paste g a
ana tuba 2Sc ^ ^
2 for
IN ONE BOX
Only ona tola to a Cwsfamar
all 3 for
NEW LOVELINESS
with JASMINE
of Southorn Franco
FACE POWDER
S0c2fcr 51c
MIN^^f^OIL
1 pint 75c
2 for 76c
Ml 31 Dantal Faala
S.50C 2 for 51c
25c Germicidal 1'7
SOAP, 2 for .... 26c
vquR PEnniES uiorth pleiitv here ■
Soaps At Reduced Prices
GYPSY
CREAM
t OS. beetle 40c
2
for
41c
AQAREX
^OMPOimOl
Miners! Ofl setioa—
delicious to tssta.
1 pint $1«00
2 for >1.01
ANALGESIC
BALM
ona fv6a SOc
2 for 51c
Vincenf’s
Assorted
CHOCOUTES
1 pound pkg.
2 for 61c
. STAG
hthorloso
SHAVING
CREAM
36e tube
CEAUTY NEEDS
and TOILET GOODS
tSc Tinjr TotTakumZfor 26c
Me Harmanjr Oaam af . Al-
•»•»<*•. 2ior36c
$I4M) BauquOt Rainaa Faca
Pawdar 2 for $1.01
BOc Caargia Roaa Faaa Fan
dac ... .... ZforSlc
~^arCSiiS1t5inTiac-2fdr26c
41UW l.seanJer Body Fawdar
2 for $1 J)1
25c UASH.MFRE BOUQUET, now lOc
35c WOOl'BUBY’S, BOW lOc
l.arge size cakes of I.avendar, Orchid. Charmis,
( oeo.-i. UeTTun. I'almolive, now 5c cake
ALCO^EX
kubbmg Akohol Como, pitih
2 fnr 36c
ZINC OXIDE
OINTMENT
«20c 2 hr21c
r30€2ia3ic
CHARMONA
COLO CREAM
pounds
Coscode ROUND
PAFCN '
ar CNVOOKS
2 fbr 41c
MASCAL'S ALMOnI
HAND LOTION it,,.
DR. HALL’S BORATED A
BABYTAWOM i6oI^ 2
MARrEL?ULAC
VEGETAL 6
for
for
2a26.
for
MIk of lUfRtsii
TOOTHPASTE
25e TUBC
2.^
Firstaid
SANITARY
NAPKINS
om ooz 2sc
2
KLENZO
CccoMNft OH
SHAMPOO
SOc bottle
2 f«r Sic
MI31 Anhsoptic Solution
49c 2*.. SOc
Saa. 10a
2 tar 12c
EPSOM SALT
Idas. 2Sa
2 tar 26c
Save with Sofetyat
SMITH'S PHARMACY
CLINTON, S. C.
Thursday - Friday - Saturday
May 3, 4 smd 5 ~
DRUG STORE
CORN
SOLVENT
2Scbettl*
2Hr
rubbmgiocoholqompound
TW slsohol mb that (smoia thHtt ms.
Mam om ssnoMB, sttframs.
ssoc 2.Sic
' V-*.v
aspirin
bottle ef 100 69c
TOOTH
BRtSHES I
50c Brush, 2 for 5Ic
.35c Brush, 2 for 36c
Brimh, 3 for 2fiff
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