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tAGE EIPHT Candidate Cards HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ' I hereby announce my^lf as a can-^ faE ^^NTON icaifoNlGtE. • ! N, 8. C. '^UBSPAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1934 A Following is a cop> pf'the official didate for the House of Representa-' county ballot as it will appear at the from Laurene County, sufiiject to^voting precincts on Tuesday, Sept. 11; r tha rules aad-refnlations of the Dem ocraitie primair. ) L. M. BURGESS. I hereby annoimce myself a candi date for reelectioa as a member of the Hd^e of Repreimntatives i^om Lau rens county and pledge myself to abide by the results of the Democratic' primary.' GEO. 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. I S. J. HUNT. Thereby announce myself a candi date fdr reelection to the House of Representatives from Laurens county and pledge myself to abide by the re sults of the Democratic primary. ‘ J. DONNAM WITHERSPOON. HOU \ ■■ . ' >1 I ir-'^ FOR SUPERVISOR I hereby announce myself a candi date for Supervisor of Laurens Coun ty and pledge mys^f to abide .by the ?IW)( results of the Deiiibcratic primary, A. RHETT MARTIN. ■ I hereby announce myself a candi- date for re-election as Supervisor. of Larrens county and pledge myself to abide by the results of the Democratic primary. JOHN D. W. WATTS. .i t rts E OF REPRESENTATIVES (Vote for two) L. M. Burgess ■’Geo. T. Cook S. j. Hunt" J. D. Wkherspoon- SUPERVIStlR (Vote for one) A. Rbett Marlin ' John D. W. Watts COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (Vote for two) W. H. Barksdale J. Warren Crain J. Herman Power . John H. Wharton SUPT. OF-S»UCATION (Vote for one) > ' J. Leroy Burns Milton A. Wilson PA ME WARDEN . (Vote f^or one) , . Sidney A. Lee \F. W. Little * MAGISTRATE HUNTER TOWNSHIP (Vote for one) B. R. Fuller ^ • H. W. Simmons ' ’ Roosevelt Confirms SPECUL OFFER Douglas Quittihg!„^r^“" I Hyde Park, Sept. • 1. — PresidiMt Roosevelt today confirmed the resig nation. of Lewis''Douglas as'*'director of the budget by announcing appoint ment of Daniel tV. Bell, commissioner of accounts., and deposits, to serve as acting director. This was the first official intima tion tha^ the president had given of /\T lu 'WAn « AM* A receipt of Mr.' Douglas' resignation which was handed to Mrs. Roosevelt The Federal government has com- '^i*iA«is^^^*homes?Md”°projei!t a^ ev|ning while Mr.^ Douglas subsistence home.stoad .®Mpaid a brier call at the Hyde Park JAMES W. CALDWELL Anythinf In. the Waj ot Mnsnxinea TOAT Do P. S. Jeanes DOT SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICUI \ 4 A > 8TATE TICKET Following is a of the COUNTY CO.MMISSIONER I hereby announce myself a.candi date for County Commissioner of Laurens county and pledge myself to abide by the results of the Democratic palmary. W. H. BARKSDALE. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for County Comnriissioner of Laiiren.s County, subject to the result of the Democratic primary. ; ' J. WARREN CRANE. I hereby announce myself a candi-. date for re-election to the office of County Commissioner of Laurens County and pledge'myself to abide by the results of the Democratic pri mary. J. HERMAN POWER. I hereby announce myself.a candi date for County Commissioner of Lau rens County, subject to the results of the Democratic primary. JOHN H. WHARTON. IS a 01 me official state ballot to be used for the second primary: FOR GOVERNOR (Vote for one) Cole L. Blease ' " ’ Olin D., Johnston LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (Vote for one) Joseph R. Bryson , J. E. Har)ey Reedsville, is to provide on which, the/can grow their living when out of work,"^^nd supplement their wa^es when employed. "T The policy is essentii^ a sound one. Much of our industrial prob-l lem^'Wciuld be solved if everjr. work er >agre. tied closer to the land. But When-I saw the figures of the.cosjt of these “subsistence homesteads’* I won dered if it, were mot another case of St Viririnia The ideai^®'^^ ® brief* call at the Hyde * ' i house The c&Il was described At the ^ Wa«-earneDB with latid oesenoea at tne, ms time as purely social. The president announced the. ap pointment of a temporary .successor to Mn.^Douglas at the conclusion of a round of‘conferences during which he approved the extension of the existing NRA automobile code for two months to November 3, received a report of progress on' the housing program from James'A- Moffett, administrator. theorist, letting their enthusiasm run <l«'elopments. in the ten- •iiu • - tile strike. l anrav* vativK fKxsw AAnaA « a way. with their common sense. They cost from $4,396 to $5,570, liveraging $4,880 for a house with five acres of land. At that price first- CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank'my friends for the rate homes can be purchased right injloyal support gi^^n me in my race the city of New York, in the outlying!for County Commissioner. Your ef- borqughs. These Reedsville" houses forts in my behalf are appreciated are rural homesteads, but they are:just as much as if a victory had re- equipped like city houses. * Nobody 1 gulte(f. You have my lasting gratitude eraning less than $50 a week the for your expression of confidence. Attention Students GOING AWAY TO COILLEGE? Start now—look through your wardrobe, pick but clothes you can use later. C^ll us and we will mi^e them spic and span for you.v Call 28 For Information Buchanan’S DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY IE ‘T’HE OLD RELIABLE*’ Phone 28 year round can affeyrd a'$5,000 home. The Go.vernment won’t solve the subsistence homestead problein, un til it gets down to brass .tacks C. BRYAN HOLLAND. FOR SUPT. OF EDUCATION I hereby announce myself a candi 'date for the office of Superintendent of Education of Laurens County wnd pledge myself to abide by the results of the Democratic primary. ■ " * J. LEROY BURNS. 1 hereby announce myself as a can didate for County Superintendent.ibf Education for Laurens County, -sub- to the result of the Democratic pnmary. MILTON A. WILSON. kho^^e tha| a'ComforlAble ITouse an^ necessary land can be provided for half or less, I know- of many such cases, near industrial centers, where not over $2,000 represents the of all buildings and land. prise with professional labors. Nllte and, professional man, if he lives up to the highest standards pf his profession, puts service to his fellows first and money profits second. As a people, we have* become Im- cost'bued with the business idea of prof its that we are prone to look upon government as a-business to make money in, whereas government service SUBSISTENCE—on an acre , , , Miss Saflie Ann Ducket has been visiting^^relatlves in Washington, D. C. Miss Mai^aret Johnson has been ill at her home. Her friends will be glad to ktjow that she is improving. Mrs. J. D. Hairston has been visit ing her father, Mr. Milt* White. , , Mrs. Mark Ballard has returned home after several weeks in Boston, Mass. Friends and relatives will regret to know MVs. Butler is ill. _ ■> | Mr. and Mrs. Bowen announce the birth of a daughter. Woods has. had his tonsils re- C. mowd MVs. ture has got out a bulletin which any body can get by writing to Washing-' ton for it, telling town folks What- they can expect to do ^ith a piece ofi l^nd in a suburban district. An acre,i says the bulletin, is about all the ave-; rage man and family can expect to take care of if the man has a job and ^ they don’t keep a horse. On that vegetaibles and small i fruit.s can be grown to” supply-thej family needs, and a poultry flock can I be kept. I^irger area is needed if a tO'be kept, and if more than Acre is to be cultivated, a horse will be needed. . . That is good sense—better sense ; cow^ ts ill but ReedsvHle. ^ * Neither scheme will work, however, and is doing nicely. Janies R/ichie has been is able to be up again. - , ... . .. .,m. RufuAiH* is .ble-to be out’Pf»on ‘mult, ..it aftW being ill thq past week. Mi^N^nd Mrs. Ray CauWe are visit ing relatives in Laurens. • Mrs. C. Smith has returned home;, after visiting relatives in Hot Springs, N. c. , _ Friends of Mrs, Manly regret to! homes INSURANCE We offer expert service and protection. A)i:ent for some of the strongest Eire Insurance Companies, in America. " REAL ESTATE Town and countryi prop erty. Prices attractive. Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. . B. H. BOYD. Aitent knows something about agriculture and willing to work a lot harder for him self than he ever worked for a boss. /* - AMERICANISM—it sleeps Every tinie 1 read an interview with Henry' Ford ,I am impre.s8ed| FOR GAME WARDEN i I hereby announce myself a candi- ; date for the office of Game Warden in Laurens county and pledge myself; .*0 abide by the results of the Demo cratic primary.--' SIDNEY A, LEE. learn of her death Vhich occurred bn’anew* with his sound common-sense^ August 28th. ' - \. ' i He said sbmething the other day Leslie Austin is able tiybe out afterj which puts the finger right^ on thei being'sick the past week. * . Uore spots in our national mess. Coming a .surpri.se to their many. Our school system is wrong, he' friends was the marriage of Miss said> because it turns out millions' Myrtle "Bobo, and Mr. Eskew Satur- of high school graduates not fitted! day. Sept; tf \ for any sort of job, and defies to; Charlie Holtzclaw is visiting .Mr.'many the opportunity to develop what find Mrs. S. J. Todd. ' talents they have. We’Ve got to get -V- : ■- -j^'ich will' ^ven if' ^f the Official Results In First Gubernatorial Primary As Declared ■ "t • Jf Abbeville .... Aiken .. Allehdale._ Anderson .. . Bahiberg . Barnwell . Beaufort .. „ Berkeley .. . Calhoun .. !. . Charleston .. .. . -Cherokee . Chester .. .. Chesterfield . Clarendoh .. Colleton .. .. Darlington .. DUlon Dorchester Edgefield Palrflpld .. Florence .. .. 1. .. Deorgetown Oreenville .. .. .. Greenwood .. --.j, Hampton .... .1^.. Horry I. .; Jasper .. .. Ketshaw .. Lancaster .. . Laurens .. .. .. Lee i : . Lexington liCcConnlck .. liarlon Marlboro Newberry .. .. ... Oconee .. .. .. .. Orangeburg... ... Pickbns'.. Richland .> .. Saluda .. Spartanburg .. .. Sumter Union .. .. .WRUkmdEKirg .. . 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CU under the authority of order li88ue<| by the State Board of 'Bank Control, pay~a dividend of ten per cent to depositors on September 5th, i934. Depositors will call at the Bank on or after Sep-* tember 5th, brinR with them Conservator’s re- ceipt heretofore ii^ued. The certificate receipt heretofore issued by the Conservator will be taken up and new receipt issued. H. D. HEHRy, Conservator (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) FOR GOVERNOR His Record for Economy Haa Been proven. When Blease Was Goivemor the Average An nual StatetJ^ppropliation was $1484,512. V Since Then the 'State Appropriation Bill Has Reached the Alarming Total of $11,D19,39D. !■/ eaa^ k Pledged To Tax Reduction. Blease Promises Tkerb Will Be No New w tional Taxes During His Administratioh. layings *^0 Ta:i^yer« Have Resulted From. Every PuWc'Office Held By Blouse - In Hu Career.- Extravagant Eiq)tinditure8 of State Funds Under Blease’s Ai&irinistration.. 4 # Hmnes Were Not Sold for Taxes In South Caro lina When Ode L Blease Was Govmior. \ „4-, Ikw'' V f OViiil 1 V-- ■ IrihiBiiii • a 1 8 4 f 4 A' w- 4 .*