The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 05, 1934, Image 8
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
THURSDAY, JULY 5, nzi
The South Needs Foreign Markets
The Texas Weekly
I f rom VI?, The vast exportable s^pius-
es of Southern cotton neetTahd nfustf
rplSf'*^
lon^
• have^ah outlet abroad, and it tvouldl
behoove those interested In cultivating]
— the Southernjnarket to interest- them-!
selves in means whereby that market
CARD OF THANKS
■ I'gladly take this opportunity to. ex
Toi Chop Here* f|lress my thanks and appreciation to
— » Tni
^f IIP ly ^ ^ ipi sr ^
It was" just about a year ago that that “Pig-Iron’''Kelly of Pennf^ylvaniafcan be cultivated. Mr. Gerard was am-
pj-'a'iifeg'-PeTkTns, secretary of labor, ®tice declared tha.t- the de\elopment_|.bassador to Gertpany during tife
Peter McLaren, who claims t|ie
wood-chopping championship of Amer-
my friends in ward one for their loyal
support given me in the rjpcent * pri-^
mary. I shall strive to" give the very
service in return ‘for the confi
rm*
Xirred- .p ,on.«hip* of . -.poM “ WoHd w.r. Doo, L know that Got-
BITE&OF DOGS ‘among patriotic Southerners by refer
. J the -South as the , e. - a.a^Aa.-n (.ULIUII an me (Jiiiseu Kinmn aYP«
I always V.OW tho pot og as an o^ .. P'/" '« States buys ? Is it not significant that|^h? contest is open to any local man
tra hazard in jhe^ household, ihe promptly ,ro.se in rebuttal, but after today as it was thirty years ago be- every German citizen contributes four'who has not previously
animal is alYvXvs harmless if you keep the glowing veneer of their replies wa.? cause, while we have witnessed .start- time.? as much to the welfare of the against McLaren A.prize of $50 will
far enough away from him. Our chiL removed-by logic the truth of her ling advances in our civilization, the'Texas cotton farmer as the A_merican"be paid to any contestant if McLaren!
dren are entitled to our most watchful statement became clear. The ’South is same economic maladjustments which citizen does? And although Texas~ex- fails to chop through a log*in two-'
care. One baby’s life is worth-phut more shoeless than any other section weighed heavily against the So'uth aFji^ts much more cotton than other!thirds ^f the t,ime the co“ntestant'
you know what is on my mind. becau.se—and I u.se. figure.'i.from .Mr. that time not only exist today but have states, the .same condition is true of takes The public is cordially invited ^
Suppose the patient has been snap- Gerard’s own article again—“in 1930 been greatly intensified The.se malad- the South as a whole. Self-containment'to attend the big demonstration at'
ped by an angry poodle. Nobody the per capital reMd in ten justments lie deeply rooted in the pro- de.serves no sympathy from the South-: this well-known hardware store It
knows anything worth depending on. Southern states average about $237, tective tariff now raised to exhorbi- ^rn people.
Even the doctor cannot tell if hydro- while the same figures for ten North- tant heights, apd have been intensi-,
phobia germs are in the dog’s mak^- ein. .Mid-We.stern, and Western .statesIfied by political meddling with eco-
.up." It takes from two weekis tlT a*was roughly $478 — a difference of nomic laws, such as diversion of the
hundred days for hydrophobia to de- >'241 per person.” This disparity be- normal flow of gold through war debt
velop in the patient. The only real i.veen the retail sales in the South and payments, fluctuating, jealously pro-
safeti- is in giving the victim I’asteur :her sections of the country, which tected currencies, anrf so on. Further
treatment, and losing no time abou' 'las been pointed out in Weekly col-' nationalistic measure.s such as those
it, .Also, confipe that dog. for the umns many times before, reveals that sponsored by the C^ommiltee for .Amer-
hundred days, if possible, to see it i' he .'Nouth does buy ler,s shoes than ica Self-Contained will continue to re
develops the dread symptoms. Don’t -‘ther sections. .And of course Mis.s tard rather than accelerate the South’s
kill the dog as~?TiTfn as he bites; y^ L’erJuiL^ referred to shoes only as an develofiment. True development of the i • u i • •
destroy some very valuable evidence example. Her remaik was made to a'iSouth. which means the enrichment of adverti.sing col
as to his condition. Pen him ujr and .group of manufacturers ami was in- the nation, will come when these eco-i todays paper,
watch him. / tended to imjiress upon them the ne- nomic maladjustments are corrected
ica, will .stage a log cutting contest
and demonstration in Clinton on Tues
dfy, July Khh, at 4 p. m, at the store
many, with half, the population of the , „
nienns as true today as when first^United-^hrfes, norinally buys twice as'of^G. A. Copeland & Son, agent for
‘Shoeless proclaimed by the congressman more ^ much Texas cotton as the United plumb’axes
4<?nce as ,expressed at the polls»
W. J. HENRY,
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Liquid, Tablets, Salve, No«eJ)rops
Checks Malaria in 3 days. Colds first
day. Headaches or Neuralgia in
30 minuteS;,.^
Fine Laxative and Tonic
Most Speedy Remedies Known
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Now Q-E Agent
I cost.s nothing to enter the contest, but
' chopper.s wishing to compete should
ibring theif axes.
NATIONAL GUARD TO DRILL
ON FRIDAY AND MONDAY
The Radio Kxchange-has’ acquired The local unit of the National "Guard'
the agency during the pa.«t week for ^jn ^rill Friday night, July 6th, at
General FJectric" refrigerators and 7;3o (i’clotk, and also on .Monday,
other G-E products according to an July trth, at the same hour. i
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank the voters of Clin-
proper procedure.
^ Tbe Pasteur treatment is so pre
purchasing powt
sections of the South and other, sections of the coun-
developed than other
country, then it is ^l^^o true that it ^,.y^ but the strange thing is that the
pared now, that any capable phy'^ician offers the best opportunity for devel-7^.bQ](. .significance of this condition
mav Administer it. If he cannot, then opment. In an explanatory editorial escape? him. He does not see, or elsel I wish to mx>st heartily thank the
i_spmebody who can, for no chances accompanying Mr. Gerard’s article, bother to contemplate, that voter.s of ward two foi; re-electing me
■rapallBii.wwitiiiiiii without oDpQ.sition as youi* alderman
nope
should be taken; once"Tydroi>hor»ill Is MW'
contracted a cure- has never been
known, --o fai a*: I know.
I piay hi writingmothing n-'W. Hut.
only la't week an old citizen caine in
to my office and a ked me i) 1 knew
wheie -he could stl! a very valuable
“mad--* -niPeojile are, it seems,
still I' l.fA.ng !n that old hit of witch
ery id ur 1 Ml efat .Mad-stoncs
.Mr.
"Mani'ifactui 1
The General Electric line is one .of^
the most popular and dependable in' - - — -- j,.,— ^
mmerman given me in my re-,
invitation race for mayor.' Having been]
show room nominated for the office, I am deeply
and see the new models just unpacked, i K*'2tA?^ul to my , friends for thi.s ex-
—i ^ jpression of your good-will and confi-^
CARD OF THANKS-- fierce. SILAS BAILEY
wish to mx>st heartily thank
'HES-FREE
With each cash and carry
Dry Cleaning job amount
ing to 65c, we are giving
free a beautiful wash tie.
W A NT S
SUIT STYLES WILL
PLEASE ANY V^OMAN
this country of foreign goods, -that in the recent city primary. 1 nope i
the foreign nations so affected lose may prove worthy of the trust you
the purchasing power with which to have again placed in me,
buy .Southern cotton, and that the I'ET B. .AD.AFR,
Spring Collection Shows V/ide
Variety of Types.
.^out h
which
loses the purchasing jiower with;
have !(’’ig ago Jic<‘n prov<*n without
eff'ClJrri preventing or curing hydro-
jihid. a. Y'tu will not he mis-led !>y
any '’ich th-ng.
THE
LITTLE
THINGS
—We will look out for the
little things in your
insurance which takes
care of the big things
in time of loss.
WE LIKE TO BE OF
SERVK E K) YOr
It
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H. D. HENRY
& CO.
H. D. Henry F. .M. Boland
'I'he lillectiMti of suits this season
la varied eneugh to give every WMjiiaii
♦•Taitik' the kind of suit she ha.s been
wNhlrig. fThe Irniiortant rolliH-tioiis
ti.ne iiiclinjed tyjies from the classic
fal!nn*d |arket suit to more versatile
lhr«*i* and foiir iTTeep coRtuniei*? —f
'rwo toned 5:ird dyed wor.sp'ds nnd
flecked tW4‘«‘d mixtures play inipor-
tant rol» s a.s fahrlc tweeds. There
are a gieaf many Iriifiorteil IwummIs ]
following the d*‘cldedly smart and
po|.tilar V4>gue for British clotln'S.
Blues and Ihe brown and tan rarig<*ii
are nf for»*iuo,st lmi»ortance, while,
wh»‘re i»:ittprne<l fabrics are Tntro- :
due'd. they are usually a conservative ■
check.
Wo-nen who wish a lot of suit for :
their money ahould certainly make i
any one of the four-piece versions
their choice. These suits usually con
sist nr'skirt, a blouse or sweater, i
Ja« ket and topcoat. This costume of-
fiTs* almost endless opportunities to ,
etilarge the wanlrohe. Many times
tin* tojK-oat Is full length, but wheth
er it is. or l.s thr«‘e (juarter or seven-
eighths. It ctpi still he useful as an
4‘\fni *oat to w«‘ar with other dresses
or vkirts.
to lujy the manufactured luo-j FIRST ('OTT'ON BliOO.MS
ducts ot the North and Ea.st.^ Ihe fir.-^t cotton bloom of the seas,()n
Vicious circle continues to spin, y‘’t brought to 'I'he t'hronicle office was
manufac’urei- td' sho»‘s, for exampl.-, fuini.shed on June 2i»th by T. .M, Bat-
stil, cant liguie out why sa!<-s are •''‘f terson, who faini.s on the George \V.
light in the .Sou’h. j Bailey place on Duncan’s ert^ek. Joe
'I’he (piestion is not what we can Burges.s followed tm July 2nd with a
take from ,other
FOR .SALE—New Era jiea.'s. .Apply to
Mrs. Geo. T. Brown, phone 360,5. Ic
FOR .S.AJ.-E ^—Fertilizer, nitrate of
.-oda. B. Holland. 7-J2-6tc
FOR S.M.E-^ Fertilizeiv-pjD'afP
soda, and calcium arsema^bt'Tk B.
Holland. ' 7-12't;te
FOIi .KALE — Roland Ghina pig.s and
shoats. Gome and se** them or wnic
A, D. Love, R. F. D., Gross Anchor,
nations hut> what it second bloom picked from his field on Near ('ros.s Anchoi- off L’nion road.
js necj'vsary that other nations take the John H. Young place near here.
5-3tpi
HAVE YOUR CLOTHES
CLEANED .
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It pays in the long run.
Dirt, grease and perspir
ation make them wear out
quicker. Have them kept
:lean and attractive — the
upkeep coiyUis very small.
} WE GUARANTEE
OUR WORK
Royal
CLEANERS
Dan ILiIIis, Manager-Operator
Phone 77
“Where (Quality Reigns”
MEXICAN COLORS
By < HKKir. .NTCHOLAN
ERE GOING
TO THE
WORLD’S FAIR
AFTER ALL /
Greyhound plan
makes it easy—even
on our small budget**
HOUSANDS who contidered ■ inp to
* tht Chtctfo Eipotition too cottly,. h»vt
to go—and thty'll b« dollari ahead,
fet they art making tha’trip by Greyhound.
Yon can't aqual thia combination for aheer
dollar ealut.;
1. Low Crayhound faret to Chicago ard
return, in first clast modern coaches:
0»e Way $14.60, Round Trip $20.45
^ great Eipenta-Paid
Toura. including hotti at Chicago, ad-
■laaions to Pair, stght-seaing. entar.~
toinmant—1 to 7 days asch to
•22. ^4tit fare t«j CKiiTOfo.
Oet nictorial folder all tn'o mi-io-' *rom
alatioa balow. 4 day rasarvat.on rtjuirtd.
-ATLANTIC GREYHOL'M) DEPOT
KELLER8 DRtG STORE
1 Maia St. Phone 1
If you ara folug to bo right up to
thd moDieat la sty la you muat wear
aoDietblng which flauuta tht now-ao-
faahionabla klexican colon. Th« young
woman pictured being properly atylo-
iiilndod ta wearing, a apectator pports
frock m’ade of multi-color Mexican
atripea lo a triple sheer of hemliefg
with crisp pique collar and cuffH. full
aleevaa with pleated ahouUler treat
ment and lacquered belt and how.
These triple sheer bemberg w't>Hves nre
simply Ideal fur spring and summer
>l(dhea. being delightfully cmuI hiuI
wearahie und moderately priced—look |
as If they cost a lot m<»re th.in tlieyi
really du. In the new plaids arid
atrji'ea th«*y make up modistily Into
hloiines and acarfa and other* atrei^
tNNOUNCEMENT
JRE THAT WE ANNOUNCE-OUR APPCMNTlVffiNT
AS CLINTON DEALERS FOR
GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS
AND OTHER G. E. PRODUCTS
WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR SHOW
ROOMS AND SEE THE NEW MODELS
Use it thirty days — if you are not entirely
satisfied you get your money back. On our easy
payment plan, a G-E refrigerator’can easily
pay for itself.
Without dependable performance, “conven
ience” features are of little value. Look^ to the
mechanism of the refrigerator you buy. It rep
resents 70 per cent of your investment ariH~3^ermine8 how Idng^ and how
well your refrigerator will serve you.
The mechanism of a' modem refrigerator must provide constant “cold
storage” day and night... 24 hours every day. No other refrigerator has a
performance record equalling that of the famous G-E Monitor Top... it is
universally recognized as the standard of excellence and lowest in ultimate
cost /
G-E Features That Mean Greater Convenience aiid Economy
—All-steel cabinet, porcelain in-
—Foot pedal door opener.
—Container for fresh vegetables.
side and out.
—Sliding shelves.
i-^uiet operation and less cur-
—Stainless steel freezing cham
ber. .
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—Automatic defrosting.
rent consumption with . full
—Control for fast or slow freez-
refrigerating capacity for even
—Automatic interior lighting.^
r
ing. . , .
unusual demands.
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