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1 f y- PAGE TWO 1 •l I i,'-' .—f ■ I ■L„, THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. 8. C. ■jjHPRSPAY; NOVEMBER 7, 1935 WAN T S - A——: BADIOS eheck«d free. Tabes, PvXm, Ae^ialStJUdio R^irinjp s Specbil» tjr. Goantnteed ^rvice. Phone '36. Badio Exchange;' tf SPORT SCkiPTS ~ " —By"— ^ NEWIQN GARLAN0 FOR>SALE—Shetland pony, cart, har- aees aikd saddle. W. T. Jackson, Clin- ton, S. C. . . J Itc MAN '^NTED for Wreiih route to th. a<»^Bow]I" At pretr Good profits-for • With the football season half gone and the list of undefeated and untied teams narrowed down to unusual stan> dards, the question arises, “What team of 800 families. i •* j hustler..We train and h®lp 3^^ Writer***^' Notre Dame, Pnnceton, and the today. Rawleigh Co., Dept. SCJ-27-| North Carolina Tafheels loom'^ks the SA2, Richmond, Va.' ll-77-5p {>^3^ prospects. It would be a grand PROTEXIT ‘ your dresses. Stay fresh thing for this, scsctionjf the Tarheels with “Fresh.”* Call Jeann^tM Pitts, [got the invitation. Coach Snavely has Phone 1/50-J for 10c and 50c sizes. ];5i assembled a great cotnbination—at Ui|cle Sam^Pays ^Beyond Receipts Governiiient Takes In Only 4f Cents for Every Dbllkr Spent In Four Monthg of Fiscal Year. “r- Washington, Nov. 2. — Uncle Sam closed his books today on the first ♦ WANTED to rent or buy a wheel University and they certainly can , chair. Apply to R. L. Plaxico. IP'put on a football show. Don Jackson, .the Tarheels' candidate for all-Amefi- nything with the FOR RENT—Filling sUtion location, with equipment. J land, Clinton. LOST— Male fox tenlefnidfifg,. white -body with, black face and short tail. Notify Irby Hipp. - Ip D Hoi-'®®" halfback, can do '' pigskin. He tosses has^s like Dixie Howell did last year, for Alabama, and with a receiver like Dick Buck, North Itp FOR S.\LE—Lots of pretty chrysan themums, all colors. Mrs. R. J. Mcr Cj;ary, phone 369-W. Ic FOR RENT —Room in private re«i- ’dence. Call 2(50. Mrs. (Jeorge R. Hol- laml. Ic Carolina woulcl be, hard tb“beat.'They [, iha^'e one-big task ahead of them be- ’ [fore they can claim a clean slate and ' that is the once mighty and still pow erful Duke Blue Devil. ^inal: The CcMistitution. To Date liie recent supr^e couFt decision % that the -National Recovery act was four months oi the fiscal year to find! unconstitutional set in motion a ns? ^ had received only 47 cents fo^everyi^jQ^.^^g Constitu- Thi JUSmu?,' reported th« receipt.!"?"- ttirough October 3^^ Mnounted to $1,- 2S3dMO,000. while expenditure, "'""‘y TTie supreme court’s decision was, in Infect, based upon the fundamental FOR RENT—r Downstairs apartment, furnished or.^ unfurnished, with pri vate bath. Mrs. Sarah Bell David.son, phone 354. Itc while 12,627,000,000. • Income taxes and miscellaneous ^in ternal revenue were both running sub-r staniially ahead of last year, but to tal receipts were only $20,000,000 more through a drop of $125,000,000 in pio>^ cessiqg taxes which, in many instan ces have j^n impounded in the courts. The expenditures. ' were running $873,000,000 higher than in the initial four months of fhe last fiscal year, which ended last June 30. principle that the federif-government is one of delegated powers, i Under the few instances, during recent years, when the considered will of the people could not be executed under tjje pow ers already granted to the congress, amendment has proved to be i simple and speedy process, once public senti ment has become crystallized. The 20th amendment is an apt il lustration. This amehdment changed. the terms of office of the president* and vice-president and of all senators j and representatives. Under the 12th i amendment all of these took office j on the fourth of March following their J But Mineral Oil, Pint 39c, Quart 69c, and Gallon $1.98, at Smith’a I Pharmacy^' * i ^ Ck)nstitutioii, aj.l power j election. But congress was required, rests in the congress, which receives j under Article I, Section 4, to meet tis authority from the people and th&iannually on the first Monday in De states. The executive power is to see to the enfbrcement of the acts of con- cember. That resulted in what'Yamej. to be known as “lame duck” congress-1 gress. The power of the judiciary isles, many of whose members, although that of determining whether or not-defeated at the November election, At the present rate, receipts for the' iD qny griven case 1 have seen the outstanding high school team.s of the state play this year and Chester seme.s to be the beSt team in the lot. Gene Robinson, play ing halfback for.the Cyclone, ran rings around Columbia high a.s well as all . ... , . , . , the other teams he ha.s played against, jwill Robinson, weighing no more than 135 FOR RENT—.Downstairs a Mrs. J. B. Yarborough, 81 Main Ftieet. — Ic , ipound.Sj is very elusive and can punt pa • and pass with the best. Chester and be reflected in the March tax returns. The rate of expenditures for the tbe CABBAGE PLANTS, Onion Plants, Onion Sets, English Peas, Rape, Rye Grass, Chicken Feed-and Oyster Shells. Blakely Brothers Seed Store, Tele phone 188. Ic pass witn the Gaffney are in line for the class A championship. Easley jook^^ be.st in class B and Epwofth orphanage-seems^ to be again headed for the class C cup. BULBS—Hyacinth, Narcissus and Tu lip. Sweet Peas in Bulk. Big As- hortment Package Flower Seeds. Flow er Pot.-;. Blakely Brothers Seed Store, Telephone 188. * Ic RADIO See Biothe Re'x Wilbanks, the loO-pound quar terback of Presbyterian, has done some sensational kicking this year. Most of you saw the booming kicks that kept Newberry at bay. Wilbank,s put on another fine exhibition against Wake Forest, la.st week, getting off two quick kicks that traveled some 70 [yards. .His efforts did much toward and All E ectncal , Tate Horton, R. Mantoa Blakely,at Blake y|„f hi/clo.e.st rival ae the -rs .S..<.<1 .Store, Rhone 188. Ic fiscal year should apiount to only $3,- 699,000,000, whereas total receipts of $t,41^,1)6(1,000 had been-estimated. Treasury officials, however, said the first four-month showing does, not es tablish a criterion, as it do^ ,not take into consideration next March's heavy income tax collectioi^, nor better bus- they are in commerce, . first four months would indicate a to-j tal of 37,881,000,000 for the year, whereas the budget calls for $7,752,- 000,000. Tlie present deficit of $1,393,000,000 would be swollen to $4,179,000,000 next Jupe 30 if the present spread be tween income and outgo were main tained. which has the sought to. exercise power not been delegated to it. In the NRA case the supreme court held that congress had received no held office until the following March 4th. In March, 1932, Congress sumbitted to the states an amendment making the^ terms oT senators and reprewhta- ABMU "AA V AIV VIAV K^A1II<£9 VA ^VitMaVVAO C»II\A A ^ A ^ iT^A ■ ^ power from the people to delegate | tives begin on January 3rd, and those any part of its law-making function:of the president and vice-president on f to the president; that the states had January 20th. The annual meeting granted the congress no power to reg- date of the congress was changed to, ulate commerce or industry except asTJanuapy 3rd. In less than one year, j stream of interstate 39 states had ratified this 20th amen(f- limi*ts states ment, which wa.s proclaimed as a part of its delegated I of the Constitution on February 6, has usually been 11933. . upheld in its efforts to legislate with-j It took even a shorter time to es- in the needs of an expanding national .tablish the 21st amendment, repealing 1 economy. The supreme court is expect- the 18th or prohibition amendment.! ed to take a realistic view of current I Thi*. was submitted to the states in j conditions and recognize the necessi-j February, 1933, by the present admin-i ties of the times when this could bel istration, hnd became a part of the' done without infringing upon the pow-jCon.stitution on December 5, 1933. • er\ reserved to the states or the peo-| Both of these amendments had an Methodists Plan New Year’s Work SPECIAL — Spencer garments espec ially designed, and made to the ac- high school teams in curate measurement.s of the one indi-j^^*-' ^outh, acrording to the size of the vidual for whom it is created. The right here in ( linton most in style, comfort and durability. in Why endure the annoyance of ill-fit ting custom made garments. Call or see ‘'loet ; fight Both Thornwell and Clinton have midget teams compared to the teams they Yet they always, put up a hard Mrs. Ja.s. E. Minter, I^urens, .S. and are never b<.*aten by laiife 'phone 86(5 fiir ivgistered Sjiencer Cor-1 ^'on they teams meet next setiere for free figuic analysis an<l Ip lther% is certain to be a real show. It The new conference year at North Broad Street Methodist church will ^- gin Sunday morning^ the subject of the pastor’s sermon being, “Exploits of Saints.” Immediately following the .sermon, all officers of the church who are to be the leaders in the program and ac tivities of the congregation for the coming year will be installed. All stewards, trustees, head.s of depart ments, Sund'ay schooh'^Epworth league, hoard of Chri.Htian education and mis sionary society are exiK*cted to be amendment. By has op- ple, under the tenth this process, the Constitution erated for 148 years. The flexibility of the Constitution to meet new conditions has been testified to by generations of statesmen. In the overwhelming weight of public opin-: ion behind Ihem. Such has proved the rule; that in like manner, when a pro posal to change the federal govern ment structure has behind it strong,. nation-wide public opinion, then is^ ourj S T A T E THEATRE GREENWOOD, S. C. Progfram Week Beginning November 8th w FRL, SAT., NOV. .8 and 9 ^ Pala Agaiiv— JACKIE COOPER and WALLACE BEERY in “O’SHAUGHNESSY/S BOY"" ' I MONDAY — TUESDAY BORIS KARLOFF in “THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN"" AVED.; THUR., FRI., SAT. M-G-M’S NEWiMAMMOTH MUSICAL SHOW “BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936"" W’ith Jack Benny ,EIeanor Pow ell, Robert Taylor, Una Merkel. SATURDAY—10:40 P. M. f K*AY FRANCIS GEORGE BRENT in- “THE GOOSE AND THE GANDER"" Coming November 20th-23rd CLARK GABLE, FRANCHOT TONE, CHARLES^^LAUGHTON “MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY"" ' • EGGS HIGH Feed Spartan Laying Mash and you will have eggs to sell. C. W. S. Guanp Co. Phone 62 will 1)6 the first time,either team has!present to take part in the in.stallation ] !met line of equal size and a Thornwell-jservice and receive the charge from; [Clinton Hi battle is never decided tilllthe pastor. , the last whistle. The^ fact that thel At the evening hour the pastor will J game is to be played at night .should speak on, “Defeating live Devil.” be an enticement for a large crowd. Casino Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY, November 11 and 12 -- “Every Night At Eight” . With (teorge Raft, Alice Faye and Pats^.' Kelly. Speaking confidentially, (his.,^ one of the busiest . pictures Coach W’ilder of Clinton high was a star player at Gaffney high school and later at Furman where he received mention for all-American, Taylpr Mar tin, who coaches. Thornwell, gratis, at Ham was « a|tar ipiien-Sldney. Bomething doing this song-packed radio's Amateur you ve’. ever seen; every minute in mosical tour of Hour.s. I " Comedy, “Udy In Black." “Buddy’s Bog Hunt." Pathe News, ro A. M. Show MONDAY. 10c and 2.5c WEDNESDAY-. NOV. 1.? “Special Agent” ■ With Bette Davi.s and George Brent. 'I he screen's most daring man-hunter on a new kind' of a nvan-hunt! Bette using all her fernate daringTT.'^^to spt the trap ^for l’ncle_Sam’s heroic 1 *‘T-.\1en'' . , . 4s thev crack down on' The time for the firet regular offi-' cial meeting of the board of stewards | will 1^ announce on Sunday. Clinton Lions At a ' \ Laurens Tuesday About 25 members of the local Lions club went to I^aurens Tuesday evening for the “charter night” celebration of the Laurens club, which recently has' been organized, and is the 4l3t clubj in the state. A pleasing program had been pro-1 flared by the Laurens group, Ifirhich , , , V, . included musical selections and talks’ Charleston anl.^Fuma^^^^^ Lion,officials in the state game at Greenville. Erskine journeys I j representatives from the city of to Deljand, Fla., where they meet LAurens, the Laurens Rotary club and BOsinees league.. Oemson plays Alabama Saturday, in the feature of the state fpotball program for the week. The Tigers are journeying to Tuscaloosa determined to make up for their 40 to 0 white washing at the hands of the national champions last year. The only games to be played on South Carolina soil are the Newberry-Citadel'fracas at Stetson. E_C. and Carolina take the w^k-end off. Thi.s will give P. C. a chance to heal their injured before they meet three state teams in a row. We weie correct in all our pickings last wec'k, but (^lemson’s margin of victory over Mercer wasn't as large as iwas exiHHitiMl. the moneyed ni'btisters! Com^y, “Tuned Out." lers. ’ / . This WcH'k’s Winners Furman over Wofford by about four or five touchdowns. — — Citadel over Newberry by 13 points, Erskine over Stetson by one touch- The charter^was delivered to Presii| dent W. T. Bolt by George Bell Tim merman of Bateeburg, district gover nor of Lions in South Carolina. The Ijaurens club has a meml»ership | of 19 men. . , Besides the Clinton group, represen tatives were present from clulw at Batesburg-Ijct'sville, Newbeny, Green-! wood,^ GixH'nville, Woodruff, Spartan-]] burg and Columbia. ‘Clever Crit- Morndng Show At 10 O'clock. ‘ 10c To All down. Alaba:ma touchdown^. over Clemson by two Rock HiU Licks .Clinton Eleven' Last WeekT'Stars Wilbanks, of P. C., whose punting has been discussed. , Rohr, King, and Dorp, of Emtnan, ran roughshod over Citadel in the last half after being^kcM in check for the first two periods. These three men are , With Jack Holt and Florence Rice. | (^rtajj^iy jn ijne for all-state honors Sure I’m tough! ... I use my fists to £qj. tji^y lead Fuhnan week after week, get what I want!” Rough-and-ready | An interesting thing about the Car as Jim Burke slogs his way |olina-V: P. I. game was the fact that Foots, Dickerson, of the Techmen, THURSDAY, NOV. 14 j “Awakening of Jifh| Burke” i action . to snccess! , Comedy, “Done In Oil.” “Lion Can Von of Color.” Morning Show At 10 O’clock. lOe To AU FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. November 15 and 16 “Love Me Forever” With Grace More, Leo Carrillo and Robert Allca. The new Grace Mom’s picture! Grand drama set tp glorious music! A gift for the whole world! A new triumph for the star of “One Night of Love”! A thrilling erening of henrt-warming entertainment! Comedy, “Just Another Murder.” “Miracle Rider” No. 9, with Tom Mix. Vitaphone Short. 19c and 25c NEXT WEEK— “FARMEk TAKES A WIFE” . “ANNAPOUS FAREWELL’ Sue Our List At Front of Theutre scored every point. 666 Liquid - Tabicta Salve - Note Dropu checks COLDS aad FEVER first day HEADACHES' in SO minnteu Men! Here's a Great Buy! THE FAMOUS NO NAME HAT I Only— $2.95 BEUCS Rock Hill, Oct. 31.—A fast Clinton| eleven was licked, 14 to 6, by Rock Hill high school hero this afternoon* with Cecil Chaponan as spearhead in the locals’ attack. Chapman made aj touchdown in the third to tie the score,! 6-6, and_Rhea Lyles-booted an extra) point. Xihapman intercepted a pass to; run about 65 yards for another score in the fourth and a pass to Williams' accounted for the point The punting! and running of Hall King and the* sprinting of Tranunell was outstand ing for the losing team. FINAL SETTLEMENT ^ Take notice thaf on the 23rd day of December, 1936, we will render a final account of our acts gnd doings a,s Ex ecutors of the estate of R. Z. Wright, deceased, in the office of the Judge of Predate of Laurens county, at 11 o’clock a. m., and on the same day' will apply for a final diacharge from' our trust as Executors. Any person indebted to said estate' is notified and required tq make pay-' ment on or before that date; and all I persons having claims agaimt said es- ’ tate will present them on or before [said date, duly proven or be forever, barred. ' H. L. TODD, R. Z. WRIGHT, JR,, 1 l-21-4tct. Executors. | Pint Pod Liver Oil 59c at I Smith’s Pharmacy. Phone 1011 for promitt delivery.. . ■ ■ \ v i Values That Will Tickle - Your Pocketbook 1,000 yards of vat dye 36-inch Prints, slightly imperfect. Must be sold. Your chance. Yard— lOc 100 Men's Felt Hats, good colors and sizes. Worth $1.50 and $2.00. They wilt go fast at^each— $1.00 Men's 12-lb., good heavy Union Suits. W’hile they last— 69c See our line of Ladies'- Fdt Hats—^ 98c-$1.49-$1.98 IQP Quiit Bundles, ' made of good Prints, and Rayon Spread .Remnants, Ladies" Pure Silk Full Fashioned Hosie* good fall shades. Regular $1.00 grade. Seconds, buryoiL jwould never ?:l^npw it.. Special— 49C Uadies Service and Friendly Frock Dres^s, well made, all fast colors. New fhll shades— 98c W> specially request the ladies to see our beautiful line of Flannel Skirts, at $1.98 Nubby Woof DresseSf imie -and two pieces, lovely colon, at— $1.98 Flannel two-piece Suits, sizes 14 to V 20, bright colors, at— ' $4*98^ Lovely heavy Crepe Dresses, newest styles, values up to $8.95. Specially priced— $4.98 .$5.98 - $6.98 _ * «. These will be arriving the latter part of the week— *■ ^ Ladies beautiful Silk Slips ^^c A cheaper one r*Ae f<fr _50 Ellison's Dry Goods Store Next To Rose’s 10c Store Clinton, South Car J.