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\ r '1. THB CUNTOK CltTONlCLg^ CLINTON, 8. C THURSDAY, APRIL 18, im r if W A NTS FOR RENT — Downstaira ajjfirtment, furRiAhed or unfuntished. Se« Mrs. P. .H. Hayes, S. Broad St. Ic PLANTS-r-Tomato, Pepper* Egt, lM- .tuee, Cabba^'.and Swt^.,|*otato. All kinds in season. * Also Bulbs. Bmktjiy Brothers*"Seed Store. _ Ic sIWps — Beans, Peas, Com, Okra, Squash, Watermelon, Cantaloupe and many others iru Bulk. Also Cane Seed. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Ic FOES WEAKENED ' WITH PASS A<£ OF WORK BILL ^ngxess Speedf 1 ts riice Giving President Authority To Handle Huge Relief Fund . Much As He Sees Fit. Washinsrton, April 14.—^With Presi- fjent Roosevelt in a position to fashion a cudgel of the $4,000,000,000 work fund, congress today was making j plans to speed its pace during th<^ re ®ABY CHICKS”Feeds, Oyster Shells,session to get action on Feeders and Fountains. Flower Pots, ,, .... .• . .. !«>«{ Sprays, etc. Bl.k.ly Brothers . Cfnro ^ If/*I influence of the power congrress [itself gave the president to spend the WANTED—A* three-room unfurnished huge fund, apparently has changed apartment, down stairs preferred. Ap^y to D. B. Smith at Belk’s De partment Store. Ic WHITE CARNEAUX .PIGEONS — TScellent squab producers, pure white, large, well shaped, BOc per pair. Hugh S. Jacobs, Clinton, S. C. 5-2-4tc MONEY TO LENlTon improved city property. First mortgages only. Reasonable interest - rates. Apply to W. E. Dillard, Atiorhey. 4-18-6tc FOR -SALE—Tomato plants, selected varieties. TCftTper dozen, 3 dozen for 25c. Apply to A. V. Martin, phone 273-J. . 4-ll-2p , ^ ^ ■ MAN W.ANTED for Rawleigh route of 800 families. Good profits for hustler. We train and help you. Write today. Rawleigh Co., Dept. SCD-27- SA2, Richmond, Va. 18-2ps GRpWl.N'G Chick.s do better on. Spar tan Grain.s Buttermilk Growing Mash. Let Spartan in%Ke more money for you. It givov better health, faster growth, and more egg capacity. C.W.S. Guano Co., ClintonrS, C. Ic LLBWELY.N SETTER —"OnTmale, two years old, untraine<l, registered- setter, white and tan, large, beauti fully marked, correct carriage. Price $10.00. Hugh S. .Jacobs, Clinton, S. C. FOR SALE—,0ne International Riding Cultivator; .one Graiin Cradle,, Ap ply to H. L. To<ld, Adm., Kinards, S. R.^kD. .No. l^p BKOILEK.S and pullct.s ifo best on Spartan Grains lodizcnl Chewing Ma.'jh, which cbntain.s oat meal, butter milk and cod liver oil. This is the fastest growth producing feed you ' ever used. .‘C^W'JsL. Giwno _ Co.„, ,^lin- •ton, S. C. /' Ic the critical attitude that had piopnted in the first three months of the ses sion. Since Mr. Roosevelt’s return to Washington last Tuesday, dilatory tactics of both Democrats and Re publicans against admmistration mea sures* have xlwindled, in the opinion of some observers. In the senate, which has been f-he slower of the two branches, NRA hearings are going to be ended by the finange committee this week with Hugh S. Johnson, fonner administra tor, the last witness; tJi^ interstate commerce committee opens short hearings, tomorrow on the Rayburn- Wheeler utility holding company mea sure; the banking committee is to consider the‘omnibus banking mea sure, the motor vehicle ' reguulation measure and the amendments streng thening the AAA are to be submitted for action. House Democratic leaders intend to (ihs^se of 'the administration’s^ social security bill probably by the end of the week; to expedite action on the banking bill; prepare for re-enact ment of $416,000,000 of nuisance tax- e.s, and to formulate a merchant ma rine ship subsidy bill. 'The Rayburn utility hearings are to be concludetf tomorrow and that measure is the next administration bill slated for hou.se action. After disposing of the long delayed work relief measure, congress in the past week, quickly concluded action on the r.:!.ninisLration proposal to in crease io~ $3,750,000,000 the capital of the home owners loan cor|)oration. Meanwhile, some obstacles to the administration’s .program have, been moved, altheugji many remain. House Democratic leaders now are confident of ^tilling off the' Townsend old age pension plan, since it has been revised by it^ proponents; the president’s in crease in the price of silver last week an agreement on it/with leaders pi the bonus drive. / ‘ Harrison’s announcement followed his conference on the bdnus question with President Roo8g;velt only yester day in which sm&ny the proposals for dealing with the question werej canvassed. The committee chairman carried to the White House half a do zen proposals on the problem whicHf* has perplexed this and other adminis-rj trations. - While the canny Mississippian would not disclose the nature of his bill, it was reported to be a.cbmbipa- tk)n of a number of other measures which have been offered as substi tutes for the Patman bill, based pri marily on the idea of advancing the maturity <hite of the adjusted servi certificates to 1938. It was understood, also, that the ad ministration measure would propose giving veterans negotiable bonds up ■to current value of their certificates, which they could either cash or retain until maturity in 1938 to obtain the full face value of their certificates. ^Shimbering Gold” Oqiitted Today ' f The Chronicle regiflfta that circumstances make it necessary today to omit the regular in stallment of its fhriUing serial ^^ry, “Slumbering Gold.” .The Story will resumed next "Week ^nd continued until completion. yWatch for it. _ , RBXALt, MILK UF MAG- NESIA>-Quart-stee bottle 59c at SMITH’S PHARMACY, Yonrimis weakened demands of the silver Rexall Drdfi: Store. Phone 101—I bloc for additional legislation for that I’rompt Delivery Service. " th. Patroan-and American Legion bonus bills has im peded, progress of proponents for cash payment; and the Black-Cbnnery 30- hour work week bill, is being side tracked to make way for NRA extCn- .sion. * Tonight and Friday SEE THE FIREMEN'S : BIG SHOW— “The World’s All Right’ FLORIDA ST. SCHOOL ADMISSION 35c College and'High School Students — 25c MISSIONARY UNION TO MEET IN LAURENS The thirty-third annual meeting of the Woman’s Missionary union of the Laurens association yrill be held next Saturday with the First Baptist church of Laurens, the exercises open ing at 10 o’clock. 'Hie following pro gram has been announced: Watchword, “In the name of God we will set up our- banners.’’ Psalms 20:6. - ' • Hymn, .“All Hail the Power of Je sus’ Name.” ' Prayer. Devotional, Mrs. C. B. Bobo. Hymn, “Fling Out the Banner.’’ Greetings, Mrs. W. D. Spinx. ^ Response, [Mrs. S. W. Sumerel. Recognition-of visitors. Achievements in the Association: Miss AHeene Franksi” supt. 1st division, Mrs. W. W. Yeargin. 2nd divisiop, Mrs. Sloan Mahon. 3rd division, Mrs. Edward Long. Mission "study, Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey. Inspirational m'essage, Frank P. Lide, Hwanghsien, China. • * Business session. Offering, Margaret fund students. Prayer. Lunch. Aftemoen Session Hymn, “Je.sus Shall Reign.’’ Prayer. Devotional, Mrs. E; Hall Ramsey. Roll call of Young People’s Work: Y. W. A. and G. A.. Mrs. J. B. Cook. R. A., Mrs. Mace Langston. Sunbeams, Mrs. R. Guy Smith. Closing inspirations message, Mrs. L. L. Carpenter, Supt. Northern di vision. • ’ Report of Obituaries, Mrs. E Reeves. Business session. Adjournment. Cottpn . Are Given Out Washington, April 13.^—Cotton con sumed during March was reported to day by the census bureau to have to taled 481,135 bales of lint ^ and 66,- T45 of linters compared with 478,- of lint and 62,850 of linters for bruary this year and 544,870 of lint anA. 73,483 of linters for March ^ of ear. To Give At Rocky Springs A social will bd, given Friday eve- ning at eight o’blockvat Rocky brings Presbyterian church war here, it has been, announced by the pastor. At the conclusion of this part of the lirogram a chicken supper will be served the membership and friends in the com munity without charge. A free-will of fering for the benefit of the church will 1^ taken during the evening. %. Dicneioecger NEW YORK LIFE MAN 13 Years Experience < —, j ProfeMional Insurance Information - % Funiished Free Member — The National Association of Life Underwriters. H. EASTERN STARS MEET FRIDAY 'The James B* Parrott chapter, Or der of the Eastern Star, will hold its regular monthly meeting on. Friday evening at 7:30 at the Masonic hall. EGG HUNT FRIDAY The members of thg Light. Brigade of the Lutheran churj^h will have an Easter egg hunt Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Eric 6ames. ““BOCHANASPS” DRY"^BLEANERS—LAUNDRY PHONE 28 Repairs and Parts Radios - Ranges • Irons Radio Exchange Phone 36 CLINTON aOWER SHOP WILL FILL YOUR EASTER ORDERS 7 with the usiial strrice rendered to discriminating patrons. All seasonable cut flowers and pot plants available. Fresh Flowers A SYMBOL OF SPRING IN ENSEMBLES Wear Orchids, Gardenias, Valley Lilies, Roses, Carna- iions or Sweet Peas. h’s Smart To Wear REAL Flowers. _ For EASTER we have many new and unusual pat terns in Corsages, as well as many Novelty Cut Flow er and Pj^t Baskets, Vases and Containers. ^ Flowers Wired Anywhere PHONE 33 MEMBER F. T. D. Harrison Plana ^ New Bonus Bill Compromise Measure Meets Ap- roval of .President Roosevelt, Mississippi Senator Says. Washington, April 15.—A compro mise aoldiera’s bonus bill—labeled by its author as acceptable to President Roosevelt—wa.s drafted tonight in an effort to head off the powerful -drive for the inflationary Patman bilF pass ed by the House. Chairman Harrison of the Senile Finance Committee announced he probably would introduce the bill to morrow. While the measure was be ing prepared, he sought to work out Prayer Semce^ Here Friday In accordance with the proclamation' of Governor Johnston calling upon the people of the state to observe Friday as a day of prayer, a citizens prayer service will be held here Friday at 12 o’clock noon in the Casino theatre building. The service is to be in charge of local ministers and will last thirty minutes, with an invitation ex tended all church people of the com munity to be present. Mayor P. S. Bailey yesterday gave 'his eihiorsement to the period of prayer set for Friday and called upon the people to enter^into its observance. AND RETURN $3.25 ATLANTA FROM CLINTON ^ Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday BEGINNING APRIL 19TH AND CONTINUING EVERY - WEEK-END THROUGH SEPTEMBER 29TH, 1935 Tickets on sale for all trains on Fridays and Satur days, also for Sunday morning trains (including Train 5 from stations passed on Sundays). Return limit to leave Atlanta on any train before midnight of Monday follow ing date of sale. Tickets good in coaches only. Baggage checked. FOR INFORMATION APPLY AGENT SEABOARD Air LINE I —. I N, or out of a car, you never' know when a-n Automobile Acci dent may knock you for a -lopp! T N A -'l Z C W« recommead an Akna Accident insnimnee Poli^ for yonr procectic S. W. SUMEREL Aetna-izer Next Door to Western Union i Phone 80 RUBBING ALCOHOL‘‘-Pint- size bottle 19c^ at SMITH’S PHARMACY, Your RexaU Drag Store. Phone 101 — Prompt^Dt- Uvery Service. * " Clirilon’s Newest Department Store lOpens for Business We extend to., all the .people of Clinton and this entire section, a most cordial invitation to visit us and see the large and comfdete line of^iner- chandise we are offering at popular prices, . The stock for our new store Is not yet complete and it may require several months to assemble it. W^e wish to call your attention, however, to the large and varied assortment of X«adies* Ready-to-Wear and MiUi- nery we are showing which is as fine an aissortmen^^ can be found in any city in the slate. _ _ DRESSES Ranging Frditr x x^ $1.98 to $19.00 I , ^ ^ In most attractive, styles, just sent to us from our New York office to be put in_our opening Clinton sale. They are priced as much as $5.00 and $6.00 below the regular retail prices. We Present New Fashions for Easter For Men,/ Women and Children We Cordially Invite You To Visit Us Saturday. DEPT. STORE Clinton, S. C. lihisgrove Street