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k 1i I -1 1-^ M*-/' I M The Clinton Chronicle^ Clintonv S. C., Thursday. June 28, 1934 ‘-i'v ■ “Look.< -like she huvl /'money." said Jim Ba;?ley hopefully./*'i?he sure is «a:v wife an 1 SECOND INSTALLMENT to be met by that car. i' ain’t stajre, because there "She's too pretty, tartly. “G;r!s wh 'o-k like tha‘ Wear cl-othes like t ut d.>n’* if : s*reak- in’ off to o_utsof-tf|‘>-\vay piact s unies. th^rt's soinj.hin? 'oack of it,"| "The loungers aroun 1 Tht store pre- serwed a polite sHeVice. *‘.\nd what’s more." said the la iy heatedly, "that suit she wears i's handsome, just har*lsome. but\ when she took the coa* off. while she was waitin’ for Barry Duane to come hack and dance around her. I looked inside of it to see wnere it come from, and the tajr had been ripped off! That don't look like anv accident to me." Annouheements Charge- for in-er'ion in this' > column will be 3" follows: For National Off.ee" ?T.:>0 . For State Offices 5.00 For .All County Offices not enumerated be,low 5.03 • County Commi.'sioners 5.00 Magistrates for I.aurens and Clinton , 5.00 .All other Magistrate- 3.00 Where announcements are made prior to May 1. the right 1" reserved to omit the entire column from time, to time if limitations of -space justifj it. Terms are ca'h. pledjfe myself by the resoJts of the I>emocratiespr!mary. ’ D. ROY SIMPSON. HOCSE or I{EPRE.SENTATIVES I hereby announce myself za a can didate for the House of Representa tives from I.aurens County, subject to the rules and rejfulations of the Dem-^ branch line, crawlinjf,long mile.s out ofJt "'as by no means a crowded you a li|X,^asj'. Any time you like." j;,i ^ave a fainllv disagreeable the beaten track of the big tran.sconti- street but the few pe^le he met all Petry rubbed his chin nervously memory of a sharp-faced woman Who nentals, and Number Twelve’s patrons seemed to know hi^m. Their greetings with a mahogany paw. Here was a had been ra'lie*- offensivelv 'miuisi- did not expect the pampered ease of f‘;»endly, although perhaps hot situation calling for diplomacy, and tive but that ‘’could have meant no Pullman and dining car. Jocular as they might have been, diplomacy, he felt, had never been one more than the ill-restrained c^iiiosftv —About midway of the last car a girl of his stronger points. He sent a look of a small-town gv»>sip. She piK it be- sat looking out of the window. The around, caught the eye of the watch- hind her, and settled back contentedly. of FOR Sl’PERVI.'^OR I hereby announce myself a candi date for^ re-election as Supervisor Laurens county and ple*ige mySelf to abi<ie by the results of the Democratic primary. JQHN_Dl-JK^^JKATT^- ocrat.c primary. PHIL D. HUFF. I hereby announce m^.self a candi- ^'da*:e for reelection as a member of the House of Rejiresentatives from Lao- rens county and pledge myself to abide by the i^esults of the Democratic primary. GEO. T. COOK. I hereby announce myself a candi date- for reelection to the House of Representatives, from [.jiurens county and pledge myself to abide by the re sults of the Democratic primary. J. DONN.AM WITHERSPOON. mountains. Not ^ a-tall, ma am." The young nian was at his elbow now, looking interested. Ixioking more than inter ested. "Mis.s Cushing, meet mv boss, .Mr. Barry Duane. Barry, this lady’s ‘Jon,! -o., I Tv,o passed the deserted real es- ] K'j tn f • n ' K ^ I ' Uate office his face darkened slightly, girl hadn t seen a house tor nines building, slackly rl- Ihe .scattered half dozen of her fel- vealing its uselessness to amv scorn- low pas.sengers looked at her with un- ful eye, was undoubtedly a long .stand- deniable frequency, partly becau.se she ing offen.se to him. was the plea.saniest thing there was Out of the shimmering distance a to look at ill their whole journey, and dark blob had‘ appeared. At the sta- paitly from a healthy curiosity, tion a few loungers came to life for can take her out anv Strangers, and particularly strangers one of the major events of .Marston’s -she wants to go. as pietty as that, did not often travel day. Boone Perry. proi)i>ed contented- - - —-^!y-^galn^T"fhe^^wi^lTu^ V.V Tlie girl felt that friendly scrutiny, few' feet away, awoke to a mild inter- She had been restless under any inter- e.st. The operator grinned sociably, ested glance for days, and it was not “Expectin’ company?’’ • merely interest in the marsh W'aste ".''ome stuff for the bos.s.” beyond the window which kept her "He gets a Ipb of stuff, don’ face so steadily turned that way. She Must have some real money to spend wondered, with a prickle of uneasi- Petry blinked at the glinting ness, what newspaper people saw out and apparently forgot to an.swer. here. I operator took another track. Newspapers! She turned a little fur- “Jim Bagley says he hears Duane’s pos.se.ssion ther toward the window, remembering out ’most every day, pokin’ the old ..i a terrifying heart-squeezing day when;Junipero full of holes. Barry’s a nice of course.’ He hesitated, and she had last heard them cried on the fella, but if he keeps on like that he*U caught letrys nervous eye. Petry .streets of a big city. 'end up the same way his.uncle did.” cleared his throat. . What a morning that had been! The ‘‘Maybe, and maybe not. I ain’t in- . , * thinkin .’ he ventured, “see- quired his destination, but wherever there s nobody out there now. may- Barry arms' to go, he'most generally lady might like to put up at arrives at” ^‘^^*‘1 here, until her folk-* come?” “But,'’ you .see, there isn’t announce myself a candi- Supervisor of l.auren> Coun- pledge myself to abide 'oy the results of the Demi'icratic primary. A. RHETT MARTIN. FOR r.A.ME warden I hereby announce myself a candi- 'Tor~"Ga*me Warden in Laurens and pledge my.self to abide dale Pounty by the results of the Democratic pri mary. R. MILLER BROWN. I heireby announce myself a candi date for Game Warden in Laurens the the rear seat. ( Blazing sunlight beat down, and a long jilume of dust waved an.l wav- I hereby announce mvself a candi- ^ uunty, subject to the result of ered in their wake The road ran on jate for the office of Supervisor of I^cmocratic primary. 3ht*4iu of thoni* niilt* niilo with t * j • i • a ^ - i Laurens courrty amijpietijre myseh to molt'myself a candi- B. GALLOW.VY ing. In the opulent flare of sunshine cratic primary. ? 1 . a.' ■1 ri • Not a singIo_ tJtmk' *mYayevTlHr the Simp.soh place' was out of their home- .... ..... ward way by some miles of singularlv ‘ bad road. ‘ member that, becaus “It’s awfully good of both of — neighbor. A few late for the office of Game Warden aiTstance took on strange colors, turn- T. O. HIGHSMITH. m I.Aurens county and pledge my.self ing to purple in the folds of those t . i . _ j. to abide.bv the reault.a of th^ - "You a'nr 'TTt' tbe -Junipero VatTev for Supervi^sor of Lauren^ coun- Duane told her. “You must re- and pledge myself to abide by t^ e it i.s your next- results of the Democratic primary. JOE R. ADAIR, th'*usand vears thoughtful eyes and stared a dreaming. "No, I don’t think it cheeilul Saturday cro.wd thronging the downtown streets, jamming good- natuiedly at the cros.sings; newsboys .shouting their wares; people buying them, talking about something that had just happened. Han»^ among them, feeling curiously unreal a.s she hantied over her pennies, and rather The conversation seemed unprofit-| you .see, mere isn i anyone able, but the operator was a hard man , to come. Anne Gushing laughed, to down. the first time in three long week.s fascinating. It’s empty and brooding and rather terrible, but it beckons you. It keeps promising s»»mething. and you want to gq^^erffan 1 on until you Lnd it.” The grey eyes warmeii. They al- l^>OR MAGISTR.ATE \ (.\t .Mount'ille) I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Magi.strate of_ Hunter j Tow nship, at Mountville. subject to ug.ly. It’s the results of the IVmocra'ic primary. half J. k DICK CRT. cratic primary.. - J. F. SATTFRWHITE I hereby announce myself a can didate for Game Warden m I.^urena county, and pledge myself tt» abide by the results of the Democratic pri mary. M. A. iGG.>;) C.ANNON I hereby announce myself a candi date for the- office of Gam? Warden in I>aurens county anti pledge myself to abide by the re.sult.s of the Demo cratic primary. S. EVERETT MARTIN. r I hereby announce myself a candi- FOR MAGISTR.ATE office of Game Warden (At Clinton) Laurens county anti ple<lge myself I hereby announce myself as^a can- abide by the result of the Demo- most blazed. She had a quick feeling ^ - . . „ that somewhere behind this pleasant, lidate for re-election as Magistrate of primary K. JLD LANGSTON. "Sneakfo’ of ile.stinations I .saw the ^nd Barry Duane thought Tt"waVIhe'!*’'".'‘'^y^“"’^ there was an eager Hunter Township, at I'Unton. subject I hereby announce .myself’a candi- /vf loveliest laueh he had ever heard. httie boy, rather pathetically anxious to have .someone admire a thing he loved, hut with all a little boy's sensi- t.veness to rebuff. That wa- curious, when in other'ways he ..seemed so com- didale te <<'ontinued Next \Vee whole/'Simpson tribe headin’ out (if small and quaking as she looked at a town this mornin’, bag and baggage. ‘ » ou really mu.stn’t he worried front page splashed with headlines^ If -they’d of piled anything more on '*? that lovely and pictures. Her picture. Feeling all that flivver it would of laid down and "• m not a bit atraid of stay- chilly and gone inside, even though the [ died. They’re movin’ over to the coun- ''tg alone. I tiiought I’d tiy to get a face on the front page w'as so differ-;ty seat.” wife.'! meant to l-*ave an ent fiom that of the girl on the street/ Retry grinned. The Simpsons’ near- advertisement for them before I with her hair pulled forward in loo.^e, e.st neighbor—a trifling matter of five f^t^ted for the ranch. 1 an I do this?" dark w'ave.s under a low-brimmed hat. or six miles—was Barry Duane, and Barry laughed. “No, I’m afraid you Putting nervous finger tips up to the 'it could not be denied that there had ‘-‘an t. There .s no paper to advertise framing hair, to make sure that itibeen no great amount.of neighborly |n, this .sid^of the county se&t. At completely hid the uncomfortable, visiting betwreen Eagle’s Perch and the Y^***''* printed one. The un strips of adhesive which gave her'little ranch where the ijimpson fam- G> mention whatever eyes and eyebrows that long, unfa-'ily dribbled out its happy-go-lucky ex- want over at Jim Bagiev’s gen- miliar tilt. Wondering if the tiny pads i.stence. store, and then wait for the re- under her lip were still properly in “W'hat’s happened?” he inquired come in. Any^ other sugges- ^ —; place, and if they really did change ^mildly. “Somebody leave Sim ten dol- tions. Retry? How about Martha Lar- nf Fiind^i her mouth as much as she had thought lars'^or did he just get too exhausted i.. r» • i —and then passing a long mirror and to work?” Retry ch'eered visibly.' seeing a queer looking stranger there.! “Dop’t talk about a trifling, ten dol- “Martha ain’t exactly-a man and wife, ’Thankinjf her stars—her one remain-jlars do 'Lonzo. He’s sold his placeriind but she’s pretty near a.s good.” star—that he had learned how toifrom the general excitement in the over and picked up a fat B. R. Fl’LLER. in I^aurens county and pie Ige myself announce myself as a can- abide by the res iks of the Demo- the results of the I>enuK*ratic pri- date for the office of Game Warden mary. I hereby for Magistrals* s*f Hunter cratic primary. SIDNEY .A. LEE. pletely poii^ed and a'SU’'ed. qii-te as Township, at Clinton, and pledge to I hereby anm>uiice myself a candi- much so as any man she knew. She abide by the result of t’ne iVnuioratic date for Game Wa-den in I.aurens-I' wondered what ha 1 h^4>peTre 1, to make primary him feel like that. ‘ ' I hereby date for Magistrate ef Hunter Town- mary. CLAUDE L. (YWTNGS. ship, at ('linton, subject to the results I hereby announce my.self a caruli- of the Democratic primary. J. RAUL MAHAFFEY. H. \V. SIMMDNS. County and pledge myself to abide announce mvself a candi- by the results of the Democratic pri- S21,S45,674 Goes For State Relief COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby annoum'e myself a candi- In South Carolina ('usts 7.4<> da‘e for County Commissioner of I.au- l*er Cent. Labor Costs Lead. ing do such things. Hurrying at last to a Simpson family I’d say it must’ve •'^uilca.se. Barry did the sanie. railroad station, to get as far away been a pretty good cash payment.” “.And now,” he .sai.j. ‘Tor Martha as she could before another day came.' TTie jar of the tw’o-thirty-eight geper^^ store.” In the nearly empty station, with an closed the conversation abruptly. “ ’ ” * ' ' ■■ ■' hour’s wait for her train, she had sat Number Twelve clanked to a stop with in a secluded corner and read the pa- a long sigh. Retry looked along the per from the first .page to the last. line of dusty coaches, nodded fainil- It had been rather ghastly. All those iarly to the biakeman, gallantly*laden pictures of a girl who was supposed with sorueboilyjs suitcases, and started to be dead and mustn’t ever come back toward the flirik-ard emb Then he stop Thbs.” said .Anne Cushing to her self, “is a funny dream. Rretty .soon 1 shall wake up and. find that ii isn’t so at all.” Her spirits ha*! s..ar^l unaccount ably. She wanted to laugh as >he was politely herded towar-'i the shaiiby ►nt,d.*iV'!v of .1 to life again; insets of other peojile ped, as abruptly as though he hail ^hose lives had touched hers; a snap- been jerked at the end of a halter. "into shot taken from a boat, showing surl- .Silken ankles and beautifully shod ambhere she was, ‘‘ot’ing ing waves against a cliff’s dark back- f» et Wc-re coming down the gii;ty along with two iiei t'**** s*range« - wh » ground, black, ragged rocks thrusting step- of old .Number Twelve. Retry bad tak*m her-elt, her luggage and out of tlie water, and sjnawled help- looked up dizzily at a .slim young wo- ajiparently a'tKh.tM- pv.ddt-ms in*o, ;he.ir le.'sly on one of them the twisted, man ebui trimly in blue. .She wa- ap- lapable hands, shattered wreckage of a i;ar. ‘ nealingly young and she had the loce- !t was news. There had been .s^v- lie's! skin that Boone had ever "eeri tral columns about it. Report.", con- and an engaging li tle niourh which jec!urts, Inteiw ew.'. A motorcycle po- looked rather "ober jn-t now but lict nian hail testi‘'it'1' to meeting a would "ure'y .-how lovely .oth wlien young jiidy in that ..ame n.adster and ."he -miled.and lu-Duui. leg .yi. - w.tb a gi'O.iiiig (),.-m:iy in t..-: . a ‘.le;. b( y -nd tin- ue ly b,’ li.i D n lo! n f aggb’ • r, . ■ .i*ed the town ‘.e.- i r.a Ha- .dal "io/i, - 11: of .Anne I .:"hiu>j at *>he .- es Columbia, .fune 2d.—The relief al- minisirafion reported to.lay that 6f inilliohs of dollars given t ► this state to help the needy, on y 7.4'» per C‘*nt was for ‘>ffi‘-V or avlai n.sirative expenses. - The total that the governmen* has 9 poured into the state f r rei.ef during the seventeen-month-, jker.od from De- hi- yea-- f. •I of It was less than five minute" cemher 1, l.*i2. to .Aon! she had stepped from the tram at ’ .521 .iG.pd:; ‘ an average more than $1.2'''»,iMH» a month. A* I he far end tree' a Woodetl r ■ nio-.*, a IV whi'lf lu-at t-o.ie: a-. raggi'ng ■'•! k-'lC • a y.i.d wai N a tb. any . ning lie. about 'he thicki'Uir.g llie/e had l■->■n inching in y- ;:g iiily " .iin r.-v to m l ,*a i -11 cidal i.iteni. • )in tiling had pui.z’i i In.-r l/a l!y. Tlu’ie had bv--n ai! ‘h.c about one I ' .ei-'ei' t»..:ild W recke 1 lit the liU.-e (>1 .1 clil.tvbut nut uiie 1.tie in Dv- whob,* c a..-out tlie tiling ’.i lial feared m"S'. How could that n'. - .ppre-"* 1? l4it'fiian acros" ‘■.jeai. vva ".ly.ng -oi-Ce'hmg lo another nan several ."O' - bn-1 . Kveryboiiy hve -eemed l- kn-iw o\e!ybody el c. I'etiui. - J.d ii,.ve "baen iietter, aft- r aib to have huiietl her.-elf in a big city* One can be K'.st so quickly in tne shifting ciowds. Hut there v oii’.d ’ e always the tingling expectancy (>f .-eeing some one she knew si.ime day, or .someone who knew her. In snop or' office, in re-taurant, or on a crowded .street. .she wasn’t going to be actually in any town. It °was some miles out of thos town of Mar."ton, whatever that ; o.kyd 11a; I ■ n hi which V: .\iai 1 i* n ercuuraged i. Retiy Went ’. > . I iUippcILfg . !,.i.i i 1 ■» 1 i'- ..11 ill' to ill. • of 'Howe g: i;V -1 . H H wu" •!>- Of •b'.i.2: Hiese -alai'i at I c By O.I! -I ■ ilan th ", .-aol .\cV‘ f ■ c • the ad lu!-:.! re;»or* only ve c ?1.- c r. I 1 4* >11*. rens County, subject tv> the results of the Democratic primary. E. FRANK ANDER-ON. J hereby announce myself a candi date for ('ounty Commiss uner of |jiu- reris 4bumty, subject t4» the results the Democratic primary. C. BRYAN HtDLI.XND. I hereby anni.u.icc niy-*‘»f d.date for County C.»mr... Laurens <'purity, subject t * of the Dem icratic iirirnary. J. WARREN I lieieby announce a y--*' ia‘e, fill' re-eIec*;oti to tii ' »'o,m’y ‘ .onv u ."- ■ • t' ( oanty and p.e lge m\ *-;! ‘ 'he I c Ill'" y, date for Game Warden of Ijaurens Counyt and plesige my.self to abide by the re.sults of the Democratic pri mary. DAVID Y. SMITH. I hereby announce mysetf a candi date for Game Warden in Lauren.n County and pledge my.self to abide by the result.s of the Democratic pri mary.. F. W. LITTLE. I hereby announce myself a candi- ilate for Game Warden in Laurena of county and pledge myself to abide by the results of the Ibunocratic primary. A. B. JACKS. ! a- a can- * -".>»ne.'- o t.ne re-U NOTH K OF KFJ.LSTRATION .Ml Nil IRAL ELEITION. I-'OR R \Nr. a . til 1<- ot I Cf of ,1-4 il Cti" * ic ■ id t lit* Dt" . V J. HERMAN H4’ ,t. U ■ R »U i.R .STATE OF Sol.'ni LAROLIN.A. (OUNTY OF LAUREN.S. TOWN OF CLINTON. -Notice is hereby given that W. D. « .qieian.i the duiy appointisl .s'uper- uf Regis'ra*. 11 t .i the 1 iwn of ! .. t i I" .lie of 1.1 ' I ll i.4' i ._ 4 ■l. r \ n.4. roR I h-i \\ f SCRI. ..'I I ui 'll a ( th. OI me' . I Dl < \rioN ' 5t a_cat ' c i n' i; ' *11 up- 1...I • w I'. M Lit^N \ »N or, n> Li-i.y. ('\- geflfca* i fi' patlr • an'dv,. an Bari\ I'uai.e. Jnv( ■ jn'aridy'he -wfqi l< : ■ ; 'at, "iiov. ing a g. si i.. (*p* lie‘ fi! t il a leii .4ad, li^bl liliu' (-ye" wlip lf gaV d 1 -mi led a treated. iifi l: " I .‘a ...lei t.ne ' lie r )\vq I1 . cii.n w ilhei > "■ir;- 1. a w 1 a T’n . n -Jf .''TV" .u>. I h ‘r, 'Krr 'I L?' h a V r. .Mar .y ’ innocent a.r. Tb. .i.'i him. Some of the lii -may re- I. I, m't Y'.ju ' 1. r . : -i. . ■ 1 're.p4 y..u cun . . abee. 1 really d.an’t kimv. .- to be done ye* ...” .Mar*ha lookt d i u.—. In ( U .n M ", w na. 1. Eoi' w j: . c ^ --f.' go\ el l.. gulpt'd vi t h ■' 'g .4 small anil .-Iigti* y ariV^m "Til COIU4-,” "/O' -aid I iifi niit*e<l her.'oif a grim' ni.le a- "he /T.iiued to tn-i* r. .^he went 'in '•l‘•^skiy, cu the situation in hapd. . 1 n' u. < • « n’ilT-:.' -r , t • ‘ f I » • *“ 1 * *'-e Y- 4 ■' y/' ' •> : ' n • / - 1" f.4 T!i.- i ■ it u*.ti'i r ■ . 1. : lu. ‘Y: i.ef! q III! v, and k T a |i(i unU" of I)(4rk. ■> f' • It ...f « at " H'.V*,- iiii'tcr. •> »* .*■ l.o'.O p I .1. i' ‘ t .» . -H,- fiir ta V .’.g (»(*•• H't in 1 - 'of r*h -■ . .7" * 1 i‘i i- of cunne 1 beef, a*'. 1 i - -r am 1 !** (if an i m go t '‘ri'Ui -**, eggs orang/" an i •»tlit % V- llll- "You are .Mr. Simns'/n, are 1 urn Ar.iu- Cushing.’’ “Why. no ma’am." Retry ihly. "My name i.- Retry, Hoone Retry, If you’re looking for Lon Mimirs in, he -r-he s moved away from here. He -old hi.s place just recent.’’ “Yes, I know'. I bought it. But I was like, at the end of a long private thought he might be heiv to,—well, to "You wait htfre f-r ni' road, the agent had admitted. She had show me the place, I suppose. I’m with you to the store. It' won’t take rr.uij'tTi -. named it already. Trail’s End. She afraid that w'a.s a‘oiathor-v»illy nlea.” ’ nie two minutes.”^- liked the sound of that. Remoteness. "No ma’am,” .said Retry helplessly. She w'ent back Into the hous*. ."tjoh Safety. Home. And work, of course. The dismayed look was hovering in trifling matter.s a.s wage.s, duties and Marston Station baked in the after- her eye.s again. He shifted hi.s weight hours had evidently not entered into noon sunshine. Northeast and south- from one foot to another, and thought her decision at adl, west the long line of rails wihk^d and earnestly of things he would like to ‘‘Ra.s.sed with honors!” .sai l Barry flashed to a disappearing glimmer.-do to the departed Simpson. Duane. “Martha came out to look you Southward, beyond the rpnits of the “I guess Sim’s kind of careless that over, and if she hadn’t liked your looks; little town,-dun-colored desert sand way,” he added apologetically. “But you couldn’t have argued her into .stretched on and on, simmering with don’t let that bother you, ma’am. If ..oming at any price. heat and dotted sparsely with the low, there’s anything I can do, or the boss She laughed and 8.>berel. looking “I am using Kruschen Salts not greyed brush of the waterless lands, either, we’d sure be pleased to.” »ut at the endless waste that went only for reducing but for its brneficial To the north and northwest lay a The local groaned in all its length ,»n into the hazy distance. effect.s. It keeps the whole body in similar stretch, cut off obliquely by an.and gathered its complaining joints “I knew'I was under inspection. I condition Ic. have been taking Kru- abrupt line of hills. 1 into motion again, leaving them stand- was so afraid I wouldn’t pass muster . , .-.i-ht was Near the sun-baked station the town j ing there. a-little distance, just be- I scarcely dared breathe. .She looks so r • > * qjf^arston straggel informally, a sin-'yond the platform, the young man who —dependable ” gle dusty street with a few dwindling (had come over from the post-office •1 y H ■: w y'ji' ,'iSt , i.ng -irity him Inct u, be EKRt*V ir RN T. 1 V. w • rm Reduces From 186 To 120 Pounds FEEL.S n.NK IM6 lbs. 1 now weigh 120 Ihw. 1 recom ifartha’s pure gold—and'here she mend it to all my friends.” .Mias Ele- (y,j^ocra|ic primary. FOR Ri;(/B \ IK Jl iinE ILiv.imr vr: • i‘.l V.,*-n a -i. » i- Judge (if Rr iba’e •»!'' •■y under an u.ii • 1 y Goverrmr 1. H.ac'iiu ».*l. 1 here- ly announce rny-eT' a cani. Ju'e to -uccet*.! riiy.self in the "anie offu-e and pledge myself to abide by tne re"’jhs jf the DiMivKrratic primary. RtXS.S D. YOUNG. I hereby announce my*elf a can d. date for "the office of I Prol>ate Judge of .I^urens. County and pledge my-elf to abide by the results of th,* Itemo- cratic primary. THEOIdORF. B. SU.MF.REU I hereby announce myself as a can didate for I*rt>b«ite Judge if luiurens ‘’oUnty, Subject to the resji; ..f tfle , nu'.e L •! I« 4.)” n : 'rf * ( ! « I '< .<ur. ay M' - . : :r '1 M. I> 'iViSor h." iffice i )pc!antl B.'iiai Street in the ; ■: ti ■* p ii ua.-e of irein :• o’clock -A. M. on each «lay except 12 oc lock' noon .August D. 1.' ( < !• .. * .\:te-* . Heu-'pis. ok and Treasurer, ihi"^ loth Jay of May, 1934/ F. M. Boland, Mayor Pro-Tem. offshoots on each side. In the door of stood and watched them with j>uzzled comes. Now, for the store and your ner Medio. the post-offi(ie a young man appeared, curiosity. The few dawdling loungers .supplies. Another half hour and we’ll' VoU, too, can achieve the youth- looking up the road toward the sta- had frankly turned their heads in the be on our way.”^ ^ ^ ^ fully alenler lines you want—y »j. too. O. P. CfOODWFN. tion. He was Ull and sun-browned, but without the weather-beateh, desert dried look. He had an arrogant nose same direction. They were off in much less time _ . L L .4. t , M f can B.AFELY t^ke off unhealthy. The girl’s eyes were sweeping the •:h4n that, thanks to Martha Larra- -..wKiniy fa* _ ^imnlv *ak(* qned loon. ne nuu •14 axiuj^aiiL sun-warped platform and the hot road bee’s brisk supervision. Mar'stons* . t \ t ir -k < !♦ with pride in every line bf it, ratheribeyond. They hesitated for an instant brief sensation was over, at least for half teaspowntul or Kruschea halts in nice gray eyes, clear and* steady, and!as they caught the unobtrusive scrut- the time being, hut the repercussiohs a glass of warm water every pjorning. a pleasant, finely curved mouth.^curi-l iny of the brown young man, and then still echoed. All Mars*on knew it now*. Then watch fat go—n4>tic.; how you ousiy at war with the prideful nose.'passed on composedly. They came .A pretty young thing with a soft f^el more energetic—stronger—health- Hc caught sight of a shabby automo-,back to Boone Petry, , voice and delicate hands had bought jer—complexion clearei—eyes bright-! bile over by the station, ^and a faint; “It’s awfully kind of you to take so the Sin^pson ranch, thirty miles put __ 4- g:in twitched at the cctrners. of his much trouble. If you coud just tell me acro.-® the Junipero. and A/xpected to n»outh. He w'as wondering Vhat sonje where I can get a stage or rent a car, run it,. Male Mar4oh admired, but Tieonle 'of his acquaintance would say 1 think I canm^age^lrig^’^^^_^(^Q^Ji,^a4=.£fe^Ug Mki'Stotr gild ‘ligd/ 'TTkln'i tTil COUNTY At'Dir«»R I hereby anrtjtiunce my-elf as a can didate for re-election 4- .Auditor of Laurens County, subj*M:t to the result. of th^ l5emocVaric primary. SAM R. DORROH er. FOR TRrASVR'KR One“ bottle la^ts 4 w'eek^. You can I hereby announce my/ielf a candi schen Salts 'aL ,Yauagla.«JPhAr.- date to^iiso. ofiicw- macy or any dr’ug store in ine world. Treasurer of Laurens coaatyf and /. '\ ; \