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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
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Joanna Mill ^ews
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Anderson
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,Educati<mal Work urKtd To-^e^t
Save South'^ Carolina
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THlTtSDAY. JULY 12. 1934
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QfafA ‘aloon.” f " ’ce«i;n« the election to be held in said Sunday until 12 o’clock noon August
j^U***®®* iifi. McCoIi pointed out that en- Town of CI?ii:en on Tuesday, August 1^4.
I CsJlcd To J24. 21st. 19^, Md^ho has paid all taxes- D.X. Heuste^i "
—NOTICE
due and ^ollectabre for the preceding
Laurens. July 5.—Follow'ing cu.«- oU Drink.
Goldville, July 6.—Mrs. W. E. Rog
ers and s<^ns, J. Z. and Earl, of Man
ning, are spending a few weeks with
Mrs. R. R. Boyce. ^
Mr. .nd Mrs. Miltoi. Wait,. Mr. .nd thayiar <.!.-.*=i.ed w-th t(.em .or
Mrs. Walter Waits and chHdren, and several year^' tbe elde.^t son and throe
Mrs. Chandler, of Calhoun Falls, are daughters of the Rev. Richard Simp
spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and Mr.<.
W. K. Waits.
John Ross attended the convention
^of the Loyal Order of Moose in At-
I V fdko Tk i Will person* wishing to sell coal to the
L \ otes That 111 Clinton Public .Schools wiir .submit
.* «<h I« mm Wj ^v. bbim T t 1 * • ^
Homes sealed bids on 1 car of run of the precinct Att
mine and 2 cars of good egg coal de- .he To^ of Clin.oh shall be
The
Clerk and Treasurer.
Dated this 16th day of !|[Iay, 1934.
F. M. Boland,
est: Mayor Pro-Tern.
livered in the' schooI>ii|uiIdings, and register,
MK-oll. July S.-Mrs. F.ula Rop^r I:"'*: ®" f
McToII. wom.n> .lecutive of the Fed- ^ !« !h<; «..rman by Mon- ‘‘‘f «
^nder«.n,'rated Forree for Temperance and ^ P' rK.'-or' of-J- I- Copeland
.niiuersun, . , i . r- trustees n
re.ser\e the right to rejec
. ^ - .1 , , -o Law Enforcement, appealed to South t, v j
teacher-missi6nane-s for the last 30 _ _ . j . n j anv or all bids.
, „ . ^ , Carolina women today to enroll and „ ^ o/.v-r. r-u •
year-s at Cohan, Guatemala. Central Drevent #Wa 1 11Vae 1 1* 1 urn3IT«
♦ and Bro. on Sborth Broad Street in thi
Town of Clinton for the purpose of
registering voters from 9 o’clock A. M.
woi
J^ip prevent the legalization of li-
.\merica. are spending j*art of their quor” m the ' primarj’ -i]feferendum NOTICE OF REGISTRATION FOR ^ o’clock P. il.. on each day except
G. E. REFRIGERATORS
HpTPOrmiANGES
RADIOS - FANS - IRONS
At
Radio Eixchange
lamic < ity. N .1.. last week.
p R MitrVifll <snpnt schoo! vacation with Clinton, Laurens August 2H.
Mvidic Beach. and Greenwood rel.l-ver. F.ve of the * r-C.er of Ihin.el C. Roper, aecre- ST.ATE OF SOLTH C.XROU.V.V
.Mr. and Mrs
the week-end a
-MI NICIPAL ELECTION.
,, I ir I t .waoca Rw; . j l .j i. • j of commerce in* , the Roosevelt COUNTY OF L.\URF.NS. 4
.Mi.s.s Ma!> Landford returned I n- six Anderson children have received McColl tbok i.-sue sharp-'TOWN OF CUNTON. f
day after spending a feu dajs with receiving their formal high ly ^i-h the effect of the administra- Notice is herebv given that W. D. f
her grandmothe; in \N oodrufi. , , , ,, . ■ • .l ♦ » > i- /- i j - l j % • . j c. i
,, ,, ^ u 1 laac. M „ .school and college training in the t:on s repeat |>o!:cy. Copeland is the duly appointed Super-.z
M.s.' .Ma'-garel Moorhead left Mon- X , - - «• *» - .• r .l t ^ x
for « 'nn to New York United States. Thev had l.een given the * appeal to every womah to pre- visor of Registration for the Town of ♦
i.r and '.M s. R. Kijut'and little equivalent of an elemcnUry education *“"■ ItJ' '‘f-'V'h' “h-nen'. Clinton. County of Laurens, State of {
sen of .Atlanta, (It., ipen. the week- b,- .h,;, ">
end tiwh .M’'s. White and Mrs. .Addi-^jjy the Andersons at Coban.
son at Joanna Inn. ,
' voted wet last November are appall- Every male and female
ing; repeal is not what advocates of twenty-one 121) years of age
cftizeii
a p .Vvr ..wwoL pnH in' ^*^**"^’ Charles \\atson .\nder-i ^nd drinking ward ha\ing all of the qualif^tions
A. 1). Barron spen. .hi week-end m jg, niedical de- „„ jg, increase all over the nation, as mention^ in ,sec:ion.s 22*7 and 22-
'“vir R.hio Bann.s er of Peiier *"> '“T South 90. Volume 2. Code of Uw, of South
.pL- VvtTh hpr aunt' *^‘‘*»‘b«‘A^h .\nder5on, Carolina do not want similar condi- Carolina. 19-32. and who has resided
M. Ri- L iv ' J^hool, . . . the defined pur- in the State for two years, in the
\i r r's U Mnii philHrpn arp^ ^*^*1'*^ *’ ^22” ’ pose of the liquor interest.< is to make County for one year and within the
I .1 a lormer 5 jiarparpi .-\nuersun, 82 per^nt of our home.^ not now incorporated hmits of the said Town
SUt'nding .ht* in IjUilntJ. anc) Her hus^karwl thp Rev Russell - - ' j i* j' . ^ e-*i- .
* tv® , , tL. ’ ^ . iiJ'ing wine.s and hquor.s adjuncts to of Clinton for four months next pre-
( imn Joi ilim -CW^et, llU-.Jthiire .she. .
ing the with .Mrs. (»eorge ( raft, had taught in College up to t he time
Hugh L Eichelberger il
NEW YORK LIFE MAN
13 Years Experience _
Professional Insurance Information
Furnished Free
Office: Room 209 Jacobs & Co. Building
.Mi." Lfirothy Ihllajil (>f Whitmire, mai-i-ia|rt. a year ago in June,
i.w "^pt n(i:rJj[^ 'he week with .Mi.ss visiting another sister, Mrs. Niles
lodtMc Odell. (• Clark, at Waterloo. They are divid-
-Mi.. an,! R dx-rt JorU'- >iK*nt time with kindred and friends at
Sunday in '* i^aurens, C: nt^n amd Gre.-nwood. The
.»lr. an! Mi- I din OuHOis arid sun, child. ,E <'«rarl .Vnler^on, is
Donald. u;t’ - t.ng jidUiiM’.' in (J>- ^y|^h his paren’s.
u< g( . .\. 'i . f’harlc-s .Arjdtrs'-n plans to return
}>'' fi Ml ..Jvolfo Mark, Guatemala as a me.Lca!, niission-
:i Mn, -l.n; !-.. ((f, 'in W odne.sday, <o<,n a- he ge*- hi- degree at
Jiinc -I..., Jam-,.
IP.rn 1(1 -Mr, am! Mrs. !,,.n.y Ku.sh-
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'aturdaV. lime 30.
Mr. and M
ssjK.rt
Birch-
FINE
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P.XJA.MAS
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CIURMCE SUE
A.VKLETS
All Colors
AIR
and areonTy
awaiting ‘jh* rece.pt of g »vernrnental
11 n, a (! 'a
I.(in to Ml. an! .Mi-. Kail Turner, )»ef'»re sailing for Guatemala
a daughter, cri .Morxiay, .Iul\ J. .Mrs. their parents in carrying for-
T ui ru r and lilt U*. daughter ai e ward mission and educational activi-
New berry hospital. Tentral'American republic.
Bom to .Mr., arnt Johnny I oag, Andersons are grandchildren
a .-on. on Tuesday.?July 3. ^ / of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Wade An-
, . / , derson of Laurens, and A. C. Watson
Dr. Br>an ( omes Iiy(iold\4Hc I.jiurens and Greenwood, who lives
•Dr. lyeon Bryan of Charleston, came slreecr
to 6oTdVtHe bh ^1^’ blh to take over
Dr. .Marlin’.s inactice for the present.
Dr. .Martin is going to rake"z rest in
an effort to clear u|) a condition that
ha.s been tmubling'him for .some time..
Dr. Bryari comes highly recommended.
He has hail special training with chil-
dren’.s work, and has just comp!ete<l
Why pay more? Come here where your dollar goes farthest. Items listed are
not -the half of them. Watch our windows for daily specials. Come in—^lobk at
our racks and bargain tables. Trade here and save $$$. The under-selling store
since 1923. Nothing old or shop-worn. All new, seasonable, up-to-the-minute
MeSwain Ord«^ I goods. We can satisfy your every need in things to wear for everybody.
To Take Rest
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J. J. .Mc.'swa n of Greenville, repre-
, , , , , . sentative' of^thi^ congressional dis-
a yvar of k,■(,.■,al work la one of the .Saturday hy his
—!•(—o>p|^" 1^ I W^ounti physician., to tako-*^»niplete rest for
, * . •. two weeks TtUTecurkeraik-Tr^ health—
on«*s- .e\er . arriagt MeSwam is now in the North
A ...aiTiaye that van,.- as » sypn-e „.uun-.a.ns rostm* from the
to then fricnd.s wa< that of .Mi.s.4 \ lola . . - ,
, , , , t . i- e- recent strenuous session of congres.s
Jt»ru> aiiiil Juim Lever, both of (lola-
ffr/i
New, Crisp .
Dresses
Special Offering
EVERY
S2.98 to $5.98
Washable^
vilb
They were married by the juilge
of pri'hate m NewWrry Tlmrstla^*^ af-
lei noon, .1 une ’jMh. /
T > pbuid Clinic
Beginning TTiursday, July 12, there
will Ih* a tyiilioid clinic held at Dr.
-Martin’' office lietween the hour.s of
2:<i(l ami .3:00 o’clock. There will be
only three week.-^ tb-voted to this
work; therefore, it will be nece.'-ary
that you lie pre.sent the fir.st day so
as to complete the treatment.
ami hopes in the.qear future to be
able to join the cam pa gn party in ac
cordance with the -^heslule set up for
the di-strict- He ha« a w;«ie circle of
friends and_5;ipi>»*rters here who h<ipe
that he «'i!l -s-fon regain his strength
and Im able to return to his work and
.take part in the approaching cam-
jiaign.
Wood-Chopper
.ReaJly Chops
Tht
I’ri/e NVinning Letter
winning letter the fiast
wt
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.Several
hundred onlookers gathered
un "Why I Hu.l Itath.T l.ivv In (I,.id" T’"'-**;' X*
villi- Than Fl'vwhvii'" wa. writt.*n hy ' • ■ ■
M n /• I 11 .. ... » I n»*ss the WAktwj-chopping contest con-
.Millie ( ole. .Second place \\ent to raul
Taylor. I tdlowing i.s the letti^:
"In (ioldv'.llc the cooperatnm of our
jH-ojilc seem- to be a standing tjuali-
ty of (loldk illians. ^ ^ i • «
, ,1 t *Vv.. proved that he could live up to
Bcoide H'adilv contribute to the • , ,
,^1 ,. ‘ -ru ij i; < 1,. uk hi.s claims and was not in danger for
wt llare of otliejs. 1 he Keliet < best IS ,, . ,
a minute of bxiing the TyO offered any
man-y who could chop through the log
in a third more tune than he would
He easily won the contevt
over his two oppiMientj^ with the big
.'opeland A Son to wit-
■chopping contest con--
dutfted by IVter Mcl..aren. who claims
to be the wtwwl-chopping champiohT>f
.■\merica.
.Mcliar^n. swing.ng a IMumb axe.
BATISTES. ORGANDIES,
VOILES
Ju.'it \V|i§l You Want For_
Hot Weather
Guaranietd^ast Colors
49c
SEE OCR
Evening and
Party Dresses
All have Princess Slips
$2.98 to $4.98
New
Chiffon Voile
...and...
Batiste Eyelet
Dresses
On Otir Racks
Pastel Shades and White.
$1.98 to $2.98
Our
Friendly Frocks
Everv’
98c to $1.25 Dress
Organdies. Voiles and
l.inenes.
Val Dve Prints
79c
Regularly sold at $1.98 and
$2.98
$1.49-$1.98
ONLY FIVE
WHITE COATS
Pique and Honevcomb
$ 1.59
a good cxym|)le of helping."
"Voo never see guard.s standing on
tloldville cornels because of .'«tnkes.
Oiif people M‘em eager to pull to- *’*N'^***[**-
*■" •■()M .Sun.lay nvady all dynumina.- 'T'*'*. "" *'
tion- gather in the same huibling to ormance.
wor.'hip. Recreation .jsi another great : "
aitiaction. We are’ grateful for>our Goldville a beautiful Village. We ap-
club,', pool and trips. _ preciate the beauty and convenience
"Gi-fr*-,—-aft4--4L*wa^-maJui.-aL-<>ur homes; alsn. tcec medicaT. aitL!’~
PURE LINEN AND
SEERSUCKER SUITS
ONLY A FEW LEFT
S1.98 »”<l »2.98
H.VTS—•Every Hat on our tables, ex
cept New Felts. Sold up to,
$1.98, now
■|IATS=N«West "imd
hand-blocked Felts—
hitesP ahaprsT
* , V. lOO M'LCS MOPELTO <50
. klTN aNO I M Gf?OOGv AS a.
viARATwoa rvANCER
I DON r oo ,
soMtmiNO iLc
LAno in a orCM
vxs OPOTMTO-^UkS
C3lft<ACV«LLE.-VW«.aC TMC
rjto a>CA<OLA
S*0<*S ••30C eoOfKX TUANi
TWt 0<»<T at
TmC
OCT''
T*-.'« ICC "COL
C<XA ox*
rs jusr
VyNAT
t need
98c and $1.49
BLOUSES at half-price. Batistes and
On^andics— I
39c and 79c
PURE SILK Crepe and Sating retfu-
larly sold $1.98 to^2.98. ~||Oc
•Now .... y...L . 5W>
DRESSES for Girls,
affe 7 to 14 . L...........
CLOSING OUT
(T RTAIN SCRI-MS, ije
Yard ,. 0
SWISS ORGANDIES, 39c values,
permanent and dot finish. 15'
yard
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TIE Dim TUT
TICKINCii — S-oi. featherproef. jpo% -
ernment standard label,
vard
SHOES FOR WOMEN
AND GIRLS
OXFORDS —21 pairs, mhite. bUck.
and two-tone.
I'air
^*ORT OXFORDS—34 pairs, white,
black, brown, and two- aQ
toned. $2.98 values . . _
-JVHlIfLTIEJLJPlMPS. STEP-INS—
$1.00
Late mid-summer stvies. pair—
M.98 <® 52.98
patent, straps, ties, pimps—
Black and brown kid. pair—
*1.49 to $198
SANDALS AND TIES—WhUe Uneh
Mesh, pair— ,
98c and SL25
WmTE BE.VCH SANDALS. Ofle
2S pairs, pair JIf
GIRI.S* SLIPPERS Reduced, pair— -
.. 98o to $1,49
SHOE BARGAIN TABLE —Be sure
to see it.' Slippers sold up to $3.49—
98c to SU49 "
Dainty DRESSES and BONNETS for
Tots and Baby— -
25c and 49c
WHITE DUCK PANTS
Pre shrunk, all sizes.
Pair '
SPECIALS FOR
MEN AND BOYS
MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS—Pre- /JAc
shrunk, vat-dye Olf
Men’s Toyo Panama Hats, ilAc
For W
SHIRTS and SHORTS—-First J rc
quaility. Suit
.MEN’^ ATHLETIC CMONS—Ray
on stripe and pajama check. dlTc
suit ..^
for Men.
$1.00
MEN’S BL.\CK OXFORDS — Arch
support. ventilated insoles. AQ
pa**- 4^1 •SfO
W HITE OXFORDS — $3.50 values.
Gwdyear welts, venti’ated insoles,
and arch-supports.' hq
Pair : ^l.SfO
BOYS’ DRESS SHIRTS—Pre- JAc
shrunk, vat-dye
Boys’ OVERALLS and UNION ALLS
49c and 59c
BOVS' OXFORDS— ■
98o tosi.98
HARVEST H.VTS— ■ '
lOc and 25c
OrcUr by th« com (24 botHos) from
your dooUr.... K««p it dold ond
Yoody to Mrvo in your rofrigorotor.
GREENWOOD COCA-COLA
BOTTLING CO. Greeawood. 8. C
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SILK HOSE
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Chiffon (
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Chiffon
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39' ..J
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THE BEST PLAGE TO TRADE
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