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Candidate Cards
Greeting President at Hyde Park Home
It Pays T« SmiV
house of representatives
I hereby announce myself as a can-j^
didate for the House of Repreaenta
lives from Laurens County, subject to
the rules and regulations of ,the Deiu^
ocratic primary.
L. M. BURGESS.
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for rt eieclion as a member of the
Ho use of Representatives from Lau
rens county and pledge myself"' to
abide by. the results of the Democratic
'primary.
gp:o. t. cook.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for, the House of Representa
tives from Laurens County, subject
[to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic primary.
■ S. J. HUNT.
I. hereby announce .myself a candi
date for reel(“ction to the House of
Representatives from Laurens county
and pledge myself to abide by the re
sults of the Democratic primary. j
J. DONNW.M \VITHf:RSPOON. ;
IER 6. I9S1 /
the first Monday night qf^each month
ac^ the regular meeting. tiAe.
WHAT DO V ,
P. S, Jeaiies
DO?
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SI I'KRVISOR I
I hereby announce myself a candi- j
date for .'^upervi-oi' of Laurens fuiun- i
ty and pledge myself t-o abide by the !
results of the Democrat ic, primary.
RHF-TT M.ARTIN.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for re-election as Sunervisor of
Lai icns county arjd pledge myself to
abide by th(> result^ of the Democratic
primary.
■lOllN D. W. W.^tTS.
HXDE park, N. T. ... Prcaident Booaerelt baa deacrtod'tba Potomae
for the Hudflon Rirer't Monlc beaoty, to aojooni for SO^daya at bia bomo
here. Photo abowa the Preaidant brinf greeted a. group of ehildrea
upon hia arrival home. . . . ExtenUra officea of the ** Sommer Wblta
Houie ’ ’ have been eatabliabed at Pooghkeepeie, N. T,, a abort ride frpn^
Hyde" Park.. ^
VKEW- TORE . . . Miaa MilM
EaiitliJ liben, iru Uring quietly in
Rar Rmw toWa of Wilbur, Waah^
E lation 700, one year ago. . . .
y aha b bare ip poae for artiat
allaad Rarelay,^ with her lorieat
,**Qoean of Dental Charm” emU%
the title aha won ortr 25,000 othar
Anarlean baavtiaa.
Asked Tot Leave
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(OIM V COMMISSION
1 herel»y announce myuelf a canili-
(^ate for ('minty Commissioner of
I.aim 11" countyi^anil jiledge myself to
abide liv the l■c"uIts of the Democratic
primal y. W. H. B.\RKS1)ALE.
1 hcretiy announce m.vseif as a. can
didate for County Commissioner of
Laurens ( oiinty, suliject to the result
of the Democratic primary.
J. W ARREN CRANE.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for re-election to the office of
County Commissioner of I.Aurens
County and jiledge myself to abide ' y
the results of the Democratic pri
mary. ,J. HERMAN POWER.
I hereby announce my.sejf S candi
date for County ('ommissioneT of Ldu-
rens County, subjeel to the results of
the Democrat ic-primary.
,I()HN H. W'HARTON.
Not Worried About Agtj I The Voyigeur FtU Felt
•o
Do You Owe One Doctor
m
—And Call Another
L No law can force yibu to stick t0 4)ne doctor. ‘‘ _
Vou'ean change" as often as yo*u wish, or as often a^ you fael
that a change is desirable.. Of course you will not switch physicians
without a i^ubstantial reason. ,
But the meanest trick of which a human being is capable^ is
that of transferring from one doctor tb another/to avoiid paying
a bill. '
The doctors know what Us going on. Both the one you left and
the one you went to knaw why you did*it. They hive seen it happen
before. ,
But honest folks don’t do it—not uniil they have paid the first
doctor in full. ' j
They realize that the plhysician they first called has done his
best, regardless.
And honest folks have the courage to tell their present doctor
the truth about their financial conditionN^They have the moral
courage to come out with the facts. . ’ .
They, do not resort to tricks, switching doctors to avoid pay*
ment.
Remember, your doctor comes i^hen you want him. He dropa
everything and rushes to you or your dear ofTes when danger
threatens.
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He expects his pay I just as the butcher and grocer expect theirs.
But when you play the sneak—go to another ph|ysician an<|
avoid the first doctor—you are not a man. »
The new doctor you engage is in touch with other doctors—and
he is going to fear that you jyill play the same dodging game on
'him. .
Be square, istraightftlfward, and courageous. Tell the'truth.
Your doctor will respect you for it. .
EVERY DOCTOR IN TOWN W ILL-READ THIS — JUST AS
YOU ARE DOING. IF YOU PAY YOUR DOCTOR WHAT YOU
OWE. HE WILL KNOW’ YQU ARE HONEST. IF YOU DO NOT.
YOU KNOW WHAT HE W ILL THINK.
The ' Medical Club
PARIS . . . Dorothy Thompsoa,
above, Amerieaa magazine writer
and wife of Sinclair Lewie, tba
novelist, is now here having been
ordered out of. Germany by' the
Hitler government ae result of an
article she wrote about Germany.
WASHINGTON . . . Roah Holt,
22, West Virginia candidate for U.
8. Senator, ia aot worried about
being seated if elected, even tbongb
80 years is stipulated aa youngest
U. 8. Senate age. The Senate biiZ
sole right to judge qnaliflcatiou o#
members.
NEW YORE . •Above- is pie*
fared the ”it” of style ia dd hiJte
felt hats, mostly fine beaver, fqr
Fall wear. ... It is called tb«
“Voyagear” and the etyle note
occurs in the tailored smocking ef
the crown. It can be worn with brim
rolled uo or down.
FOR SUPT. OF EDUCATION
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of .Superintendent
of Education of Laurens County and
pledge myself to abide by the results
of the Democratic primary.
,1. LEROY BURNS.
1 hereby announce myself as a can- j
didate for County Superintendent of
Education for Laurens County, sub
ject to the result of the Democratic
primary.
. MILTON A. WILSON.
^AMBLING
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COUNCIL
Hot-W eather Talk
is out
—The
It’s
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U hat a wonderful time is summer,
with its warm day.s, cool nights, sun-
shin?, .soft moonlight, with ail manner
of fruits and vegetables growing a.td
Mayer Bailey To Head City For
Two-Year Term. Five Former
Employees Fail to. Be Re-’
elected By Incoming Adminis-
traticn. I
New York jargon:
“The S.R.O. sign
standing room only sign is qut.
the sign of a theatre success.
Th. ■■£]■• or th. ;;L-.-A„y of the „„„
various elevated railway line.s.
The I. R. T.—The Interborough
FOR GAME WARDEN
I hereby announce myself a candi ,„
date for the office of Game Warden I R*!;''*
in Lauren* county and pledge myself' ?,■ M. T,-The Brooklyn. Man-
-.0 abide by.the results of the Demo-1
cralic primary. .SIDNEY A. LEE. The Tube -Hudson and Manhat-
, . , J- tan Subway Tubes running beneath
I hereby^announce myself a. candl-j^j^^
dale for Game Warden m •‘Grey',*”—the famous httle drug
County knd pledge myself to abide
by the results of the Democratic
TA Yl' T r LilBt
Clinton’s new city fathers, nomi
nated during the primary Jield in June
maturing for man’s use—rt s really a and confirmed by the recent formal
Makes general election, took the oath of of-
me want to .stay here always. fice Saturday night. . -
I can’t help repeatinj—it’s man The city is to be headed by Silas
that is to blame^ when things go Bailey as mayor for the next two
wrong. Nature’s daw—God’s laws j^ars. Members of council who will
are right. Man is almost incapable ..,e.ve with him are; Aldermen W. J.
of making a good law, and, is twice Henry, P. B. Adair,* F. M. Boland, J.
as incapable of enforcing one. p. Jacobs, P. L. Wilburn, and J. W.
To have ice in summer is a luxury Hedspeth. the first three being/hold-
—^but we mu.#t ext*rci.se temperance in overs, and the latter three new mem
putting iced drinks—iced foods into fcers.
the stomach. One of the most emi-
tnary.. F. VV. LITTLE, ' ' "xhe'House Ts^'^Danemr—Hil^^thea" stomach. One of the most emi- Fo’lowi.-.g t’.ie ij*stallation ceremon
tre has been filled by complimentary ies, Mayor Bailey stated briefly some'
' mu MAriGTWATiJ ■ tickets dnnk ice-i'.a.er all—and he is nev- of the policies he ekpects to advocate
(At Clinton) i - “Annie Oakleys’’ - complimentary . u • cooperation of coun-'
I hereby announce my.*elf as a can-;t.cket*,^ *o named from creu., day.
in .a normal .state* have marvelous city officials, the Allowing were'
didate for re-election as Magistrate ofjwben Annie Oakley, the crack rifle
Hunter Township, at Clinton, subject .'»>»<>t of Buffalo Bill’s Wild West
Shows'u,*;d'to"shoot'ho'les 'in'"carda'.'; “.'1.''™; unanimously re-elected
mary.
VVe swallow nrillions of
us no
to'the results of the Democratic prL-jSfows u.sea lo snoot noies in cams as propagat on w«uuvy »
B. R. FULL88.;; ‘hro^ into the aif in rapid,
P mvs«it.aaa. Annie Oakleys are al- ^ tl l . u ..
Magi,,trrtr of I?unter^'»'‘i'« Ru-'-'d ‘O-f. ,,
Town.*hip,'.t Clinton, and pledge to'""
abide by the result of the Demoeratiol Th“ Shuttle -the subway
primary. H. W. SIMMONS.
I hereby announce mysalt jia^ ‘ ^ indicate that they «^omach in a healthy state chief; C. W. Weir, ass/t chief; H. M.
didate for Magistrate of Hunter punenea io_inaicaie tnat tney j^em. -- i
stomach—'olanch
D. C. Heustess, city clerk.
Police department: Geo. R. Holland,
W
But. you chill that Yodng. L. H. Bagwell, Jodie C. McMil
with ice-water Ian and C. D. Pitts.
that
train '' ice-water lan and C. D. Pitts. Ed. King, wfell
runs four or five ro"r;\locks -tizenV the Clinton Cotton
back and forth between Grand Central community, was added .to the
Station and -rimes Souare connectinir “gastric juice,” being force as a new member. T
Station and I'lmes square, connecting j^jjj d and shrunken by the cold—! -Wate-and Light department- B R
the East and Mest side subway lines . . fv,.. 1 .. aepairmeni. d. r.
nf fcho T R T * ** surface. Austin, supt.; J. R. Workman,'A. M.i^*
Oi sue 1. IV. 1. r-rnM Wrrt L-i 11 r.r.1 a • Kag-a Vnya .r, t l tu, tt i i . _ i nr I ”
G. E. REFRIGERATORS
HOTPOINT RANGES
RADIOS - FANS - IRONS
At
Radio Elxchange
^POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT)
To the Voters of
Laurens County
1. I stand for economy in gdverhment'
both for our, county and state and am op
posed to any and all additional taxes,- ?ither
direct or indirect
2. I am and'hlways have been in favor
of local self government,' especially in
school affairs, and I believe that each and
every school district should be allowed to
fix its own special levies, without the inter
ference of the county’s legislative delega
tion. -
3. I am in favor of labor having a
square deal and believe that strikes or la
bor troubles can be averted only by remov
ing the causes; I believe that the stretch
out system is unendurable and is the main
cause of strikes. .
4. iMin a farmer and am interested in
agricultural recovery. I believe that agri-'
fjulture, commerce, industry and labor
must cooperate and pull together in order
for our country to emerge from economic
disorders. T
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€01(1 does not kill genus;therefore cannon. Job D. Holland and . Wt
L - they thrive in the stomach and bowel Falls.
—multiply—often cause appendicitis Sanitation and Health: W. C. Dew-
TBeir black clipped bodies, bushy heads —and tcrrifio^attacks pf “acute indi-. jff —
and their leg and.tail pom-poms a^out gestion’’ and the like. No. it is dan- plre department: Thos P. Owens,
pf'H
THE THINGS IN
YOUR HOUSE
TABLES — PAINTINGS
books — CHAIRS LIN>'
ENS — LAMPS — SIL-
AERWARE. . .
If fire destroys yoUr
household furnishings, will
you be able to replace
them?
Get one of our household
inventories and check up
on your belongings.
See U8 for adequate in-
8 u r a n c e protection .for
them. ; .
— o —
H D. HENRY
&CO.
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H. D. Heiiry F/M. BoUadt"?
■MiHilllllliaiilliia
the fashionable sections of town. They gerous to rtiakj a practice of sluicing'(jay fireman
make me wonder if they’ll be tho next stomach* with ice drink*, be it Snlit 'ln Four {HeeUana
•fad in fashionable dor* following the ice-wnter. bee ■. sodas, or other .ice- In .dilling four city positions conn-
m-esent vogue of bcotch Terriers and nold beverage,*. Don’t do it. cil divided by a tie vote of three to'
rtie older vogue of German bhephefds ^ threewithMayor Bailey’svotedecid-
-e.rroneously known as police dogs. QTP||f FPHWQ :mg the results. I
O 1 IValvJLi \llV\/ft O -.Alderman JBoIand nominated for r«<w|
.Summtr’-s the time to see odd types ^ ^ rfc Af lUf 4 n election Mrs.*W. A. Addy as assistant
in the East Side of New York! Griz- IN f A]{||| IIU AV c.ty clnk; F. T. Ramage, night fire-j
111 attorney; and;
. A‘; B, Blakely, city recorder^. New
(Con.inued *.om page one members of council placed in nomina-h;
zled old couples, the woman with the
constant shawl over her heaii, sit side
by side in chairs ou^many a sidewalk.
Sundays clean white shirts are evi- both states kept in close touch with Ei(.helbergfr, city recorder. Alder-
dent as boy^ and young men gather the situation. ^ ^ meh Boland,’ Adair and Henry voted
in groups, planning who knows what Troops already on duty in the South incumbants; Aldermen
kind of amusements? And of course,Tarolina strike area were au^ent^ Jacobs. Wilburii, and Hedspeth voUd
the- inevitable hundreds of little tots the erdenng Of Battery E, Howard, Messrs. Hooper,
skipping and yelling on the sidewalks. -^Srd Coast Artillery^ frona Green- Eichelberger. Btayor
wood to the American Spinning com- Aldermen
Times Square isn’t a square, but ah which, hke wijbum ^^d Hedspeth result-
hat gives the the Dunean mill there has been o^r- ..
imeyen quadrilateral that gives
impression of a triangle more thah a • or .
«limre. And th. m.in .ditori.l-offi- ■'>
ces of the New York Times are no
ating with greatly reduced forces. The ^j^y
Alderman Jacobs presented Cly<fe
rsr
^.loRger in the old Times Building for
[which the square was named, but
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WHAT DO
P. S. Jeanes
“DOr
S. Lankford for the position of cem
etery keeper and he was elected with
no other nomination placed before
council. Mr. Lankford-Succeeds T. J.
Jackson who has held this position for
seversi yhars. ‘ ’
CouncU votadutai allow all salaries
6. I am mde^ gi-ateful for the excel
lent vote receiyed m; the first primary and
for the daily, increasing number of kind
and voluntary assurances for my election
in, the second primary. And I
jay promise to serve, to th
ability. . ,
^ renew
best" of my
Respectfully,
S. J. Hunt
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I am in the race for a seat in our* ^
leg’islature b^ause I have always b^n in
terest^ in civic affairs, and because mv
experience in commercial, clerical and bus
iness affairs fits me for the position, es|5ec- :
ially my ability and experience as an au
ditor. I am capable of doing my own think
ing and no person, ring or group can influ
ence or persuade me to swerve from what
I conceive to be just and proper and for.the’
best interests of ,the people of our coun^
and state. ~ i
C^tiididate for jU^ X«e^r{gi||^|p^
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