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/'# \ Helps Prevent Many Colds HtpfCMlly detijpied otc and •id for notii f^nd upper throat, where moct colds start R«3wl«r Siw....304 Double (^Mntiiy 50i Vicks Vatro-mol Casino' Theatre The forest service has begw thCxM- quisitioo of t-iaets of land jvithin v Eitoree district ^f the Sumter natio: forest. Within the laist month'payipent has been made on a total of ten trusts involving an acreage of 6,822.9 acres of land located in the following eoun' ties; Newberry, 5,094; JLauriens, 574.6 acres; Union 852.9 acres, and Fair- field, 301.9 acres. It is expected that approximately 50,000 acres of land ap proved for purchase by the National Forest Reservation commission will fersonak/Aention: ^ 1;X Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mobley spent the j Miss Lou Abrarfls of Augusta, Ga., ^eek-end- in Honea Path with rela- j spent the week-end with her motherv Mr\and Mrs. Adrian ^assanova Coluin^,..spent the wwk-end here Vith 1 MONDAY AND TUESDAY, :— ' . December 2 and 3 ‘The Big Broadcast yes Mr. and tie son of Se Mrs. Caskey T. L. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. B. ^Copeland, Jr., Mike C^key and lit-, spent Sunday with ents; Mr. and Mrs. of 1936” have been acquired by January 1. Ira-^ and children of Charlotte^' N. C.,- and ihediately upon the acquisition of this! Mrs. Henry Spears of Greens bo land it is placed under the administra-i spent Sunday here w ith relatives, tion of the forest service add W'ill be put to the use for which it is best Mrs. Estelle Abrams. ^ Mrs. Z. McliMis and Roberft McLees are spending today in Gfeenwood with wlatives. . ’ Dn Mrs- T.. L. W. Bailey a^ family are spending today ^ in Spar tanburg wnth Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bailey. — ^ Major R. E. Wysor, Mrs, Wysor and children are spending Thank.sgiving with Mts.. Wysor’s sister and brotiier- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Rickett,! DX E [RVSIHES ( / .'./‘t vfi.''./ , t. O *V I'w ' With' Jack Oalde, George Btims, Gracie Allen, Wendy Barrie. Intro ducing . spcdalties by outstanding stars of the screen — Bing Crosby, Amos V Andy,. Ray Noble and his suited, that is, the use which will give the greatest good to the greatest num ber of people in the long run. Differ ent area of forest lan4"Will be devoted primarily to timber management on a sustained yield basis. Ip this way a in Greepville.. ' . Mr. and Mrs. E. E. ScoU of G^n- j Sarah SalteTTS i.s siiending ville, were guests Sunday of Mr. wnd jpai-pnts, Mr. ' A. L. Shepard. 8 \| Tom Salters, at Salters. Mrs. Miss Julia Ferguson, Mrs. Mary j\ Copeland will leather and Mrs. J. C . A^ew i ^ son, John, spent Sunday, in Whi^ire | the Columbia hospital, with the fonners sister, Mrs. P. C.! ly^r.ltpd Mrs. F. M. Stutts and chil- Ferguson. Ij^en left\ esterday for Charleston to orchestra. Mary Boland a'hd Charles loped on the forest which will offer stable lumber industry' can be devel-. Miss Mary Ella Bailey of Lowmdes-j^ , j I i. ..^11 . .11 *. : 1. I ...:a.u I Ruggles and scores of others. It*s got rhythm! It’s gob romance! Who could *ak for anything more! Hie Mggest all-star musical comedy ever filmed! Comedy, “Regular Kids.” Pathe News. 10 A. M. Show—MONDAY. 10c and 2Sc —WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4 “Return of Peter Grimm” continuous employment to a limited number of peo^e. In order that thesev lands be made ville, iis spending the week-end with ksginng with Mr.' and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey. ... ^ . Miss Jeannette Pitts and J. M. Pitts to produce a fast growing timber crop j spent Sunday in Spartanbx^ with and remain in continuous productivity, the latter’s daughter and son-in-law, 1 William and Mary School of Art it is neces-sary that they be protected! Mr, and Mrs. W. Craig Kennedy. | j^nies Jeanes, student at\he South Mrs. J. M. Le> Mr. and Mrs.^. C. Giles left yes; etrday -for Rtchrabnid, Va., to .spend Thanksgiving with ^^eir daughter. Miss Patricia Giles, who is a student from forest fires. Local people, travel ers, and hunters are warned that it is unlajvful to set out-fire or allow fire to spread to national forest land. Th^ following federal laws and regulations Friends of Mrs. R. E. Copeland will Carolina Medical college, Chi^eston, be glad to know that she improv mg arrived Tuesday to si>end the Thajnks at her home on N. Adairstreet, after | holidays with.his paront.s, an illness of the past few weeks. j and Mrs. P. S. Jeanes. Mrs. S. M. Huntley has returned 1 jyjr.}, p] Mood Smith and Mrs. E. M. are quoted in order to acquaint theifrtim Charlotte, N. C., where she has were visitors in Green- public with them: Criminal code of j been a patient in the IVesbyterian | Mimiluy. AN ANNOUNCEMENT I The Practice of DRS. SMITH & SMITH - OPTOMETRISTS Will Be Conducted As Formerly By DR. FELDER SMITH < ► Each office win be open dally from 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. A competjent asS^ant will be in chars^e who will make appointment'for ^ ‘ EYE EXAMINATIONS CLINTON LAURENS MANY FOLKS NOW SAY: With Idonel Barrymore and Helen Mack. Adapted from the well-known play by the late David Belasco, this production offers something of nov- •■elty in drama eep^ially for those I'®'shall be fined not more than five thou- have an interest in the supernatural! dollai's, or imprisoned not more sand the theory life after death. .than two years, or both.” By the act Comedy, Radio Flash. Football. February 1, 1905, the secretary of I agriculture, of w'hich the fopest,f .ser- j vice is a branch, was authorizejd to make rules for the occupancy, use,' and .Maivh 1, 1909, Sec. 52: “Whoever shall I hospital for .several weeks. j m,.. ^nd Mrs. B. S. Pinson were in willfully .«et on fire, or cause to be i Mr. and Mi s. ('. E. Nichols 'wei'e ^ during the week-end. set on fire, any tiriiber, underbrush, or j visitors in l^incaster on Saturday. I Cm>ke of t'harleston, grass ui>on the public domain, or shall j Mi-, and Mrs. C. E. Galiow'ay | m., arrived Tuesday to spend Thanks- ieave or suffer fii-e to buim unattende<l, daughter, Marcia, . are spemiing giving w'ith ^r. Cooke, profes.TOr at Thanksgiving in Columliia with Mrs. Morning Show At 10 O'clock. 10c To All THURSDAY, DEC. 5 _ “The Case of the Lui&y Legs” With Warren William, Patricia El lis, and Lyle Talbot; WVre giving you fair warning of the scrcea surprise of your life! Don’t say wV^Mn’t tell you about this great big entertain ment treat of the year! It’s the fast- -estk funniest sleuth story amce ’The Thin Man”! Gay! Smooth! Merry! Thrilling! The swelled of all Perry Mason stories. Comedy sad Selected Shorts. jRaming Show At 10 O’clock. 10c To An ' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Decembe^ B and 7 ‘Dr. Socrates” With Paul Muni and Ana Dvorak. Terrific in his unforgettable charac- lartzation of the outcast doctor, who fbught gangdom with the d^dliest weapons known to science! , CMedy. “Miracle Rider' No.\2, mth Toas,Jllx. Utaphooe Short. \ 10c and 2Sc - “THE BIG BROADCAST OF 1936’ Monday and Tuesday protection of the natiotisl forests and provided that any violation of such rules and regulations shall be jiunish- ed by a fine of not more than $500, or imprisonment for not more than 12 months or both. State and county game laws w'ill apply also to nation^ forest lands, but hunters are warned against paking warming fires or throwing lighted matches or cigarettes in litter where fire may start. It is unlawful to either cut standing trees or build fires in hollow trees for the purpose of chas ing out game. The forest service will fight fires within the forest bo'undaay whether they be on prviate or federal land and the cooperation of local residents is earnestly eolici'ted. Local pMple living within the forest boundary should no tify the neareet forestry CCC camp or the nearest fire guard in the steel observation towers being constructed on this district before setting fire on their own land for brush burning or clearing purposes. Please bear in mind that when it is necessary to send a crew to investi gate a forest-fire, it takes that num ber of men away from road construc tion work which is a very i^essary part of the development of the county. JOHN C. BILLINGSLEY, ‘District Ranger, U. S, Forest Ser vice, Newberry, S. C. 1^ Pushing the Calendar Ahead! Galloway’.s pai’ent.s, Mr: and^Mrs. George T. Bames. Mr. and Mrs, W, C. Shealy spent the week-end in Inman with Mr. and Ml'S. B. W'. Gibson. t— Fred Oxley, student at the Univer Presbyterian college. Miss' Mary Anderson, student at Winth.rop college, end formerly of thi.s city, i.H spending a few days with Misses Emily Ferguson and Katlier- ine Graham. Misses Elizabeth Nelson, Mary a vx* vr jj *w.|i M1S56S Eiiizcttx^th iNcKson, Mary sity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, | Speake and Eloise Von Hollen, \ JT is already Spring 1936 —. at least as far as the auto mobile industry is concerned. The new models are ready, inviting your prompt interest and selection. !}■ J We congratulate those who make and sell automobiles. They have made it possible for the motoring public to •• obtain the newer, safer models now — before Winter arrives with its increased driving hazards. Buy Your New Car NOW! % every antosnobile owner — both new and old ~ we would address a word of warning, however. DON’T DRIVE WITHOUT ADEQUATE INSURANCE. Let US recommend a program of protection safeguard- « ing you against any and all insurable losses^ is spending the Thanksgiving holi days with his i>arents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Oxley. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simpson and chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Hassel Millar and children of Whitmire, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bobo. Mr. and Hubert Todd apent Sun day in Kinards with the latter’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Windham of Columbia, apent Sunday with Mr. and Mr®. A. L. Shepard and* Miss Mary Bobo. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mobley had a.s their guests Thursday, Misses Rubye Blalock, Rubye Bradbum, France® Blalock, Clara Mobley and Vera John son of Union. ' . Mis® Margaret Owens of Charlotte, N. C., and John Owens of Rock Hill, visited friends here on Sunday. Miss Alline Newsom of^ the Hand Junior high school faculty, Columbia, was the week-end guept of Mr. and M-rs. W. W. Harris. Miss Elisabeth Sheely of Augusta, Ga., is spending the Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr._ and Mrs. O. I. Sheely. . Friends of W. C. Oxley will be glad to know that he h*is returned to hie home, j^ter being* a patient in the local hrbspital for several weeks. ■ _ M iss lidie Davis, who is teaching * in Langley, is spending the Thanks giving holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johm D. Davris. M iss Kate Milam, member of the students at Lander college. Green wood, are sjiending the holidays at home. Miss Katherine Graham, student at Converse college, Spartanbuig, and Bothwell Graham, student at the Uni versity of Virginia, Charlottesville, are spending Thanksgiving with their parents. Prof, and Mrs. B. Graham. Mrs. T. J. Leake spent a few days last week with her nicec, Mrs. Carl Taylor, in I^urens. Misses Martha and Mildred Whit ten, students at Anderson college, are spending a few days with their parents. Dr. and Mrs. B. 0. Whitten. They wens accompanied by Mi.ss Jean Gandy, also of Anderson college, and her mother, of Niagara Falls. ' Laurens Minister- Addresses “Y” With a large Thursday night crowd in attendance, the Y.M.C.A. present ed ea its speaker the Rev, J. O. Smith of Laurens.. Mr. Smith delivered an unusually beneficial and inspiring message to the group, with a talk baa^ on the theme, “Let’s Be Chris tian® Anyway.” The mini.ster pointed out the diffi culties of being a Christian because of the deluge of worldly pressure—a pressure that tends to sponge us up as a part of the' outer world. Mr. rai»» Smith referred t<>'4,he passage in Phil- facul y at SprmKfield, „ spending the, . ^ bou»ehord of Thanksgiving holidays with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Milam. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Armstrong and children of Gray Court,-Mr. and Mr®. Floyd Hitt and little son oCEd^field, and Mis.s Pearl Hitt of Lake Cjty, are spending Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Illtt. Colonel Gordon Catts, head of the R.O.T.C. in the Fourth Corps area, (!ao®ar Rafute youil’ To salute the saints in the huos<‘hold of Cae«ar was a difficult task. Those people w’ere Christians. / Some folk.s do things in spite of all. Mazort, tlH‘ note<l musician, was a great success in spiU* of bis life l»e- ing made miserable by difficulties. In the face of p<>verty and misery. , _ J. , Keats attiiined success in the field of and Mrs. Catts, were dinner ) jit^^ature \ FE-RU-NA he Great New Cold-FIghter ips Colds By BuIhGag C/p Bolif • Flgh^hfr CoM^CIme^g Reeleiance ' ' ' - '\ \ At Aft Druggists I Pa-«u>na, Dopt. IIIK, 544So.Wdl®SjLi Chicago 1 PloaM rush m* a Fro* SampU of Pe-ru-na. I "I Namo I AddroM 1^ City \ We Are Grateful To Our Customers. , As our minds turn today to Thanksgiving— we are thankful for the liberal patronage given us this year by our patr^hs. For the confidence you have placed in us for « • jiearly a half century we are truly grateful. i I Accept our hearty greetings on this glad Thaliksgiving Day as we extend our best wish es for. your Happiness and I*rosperity. AETNA-IZE! S. W. SUMEREL iETNA-IZER NEXT DOOR TO WESTERN UNION PHONE so S. df Major and Mrs. R, FI Wysor on j Tuesday evening. Colonel Catts was here'for the annual fall inspection of the R.U^.T.C. up^it at Presbyterian col lege. \ Mr. and Mri. R. tl Plaxico and'son, Bobby, visited the former]® parent®, Mr. and Mt's- J- E. Pla3dco,’in Blacks burg last week.x^ They were accom panied home by Mr®. Ophelia Milam, who for several w«^s had been at tending Mr. Plaxico du^ng his illness. L. L. Copeland and children, Mrs. Ben Copeland, Mrs. B, I^, Copeland, Jr., and children of ChaHptte, are spending several days i^. Qrlando, and W4iBetJHaveii7iniL7 wi^ iit. and Mrs. fe. E. Copeland and bther l^la- tivesi" Miss Emily Ferguson, atudmt at Queens-Chicora college, Charlotte, is spending the Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ferguson. She was accompanied by her room-mate, Miss Margaret An derson. His following Clemson students are spending the Thanksgiving holidays at home: Clyde Rampey, Bill Dobbins, James Hitt, Ryan McCrary, Hayne Workman^ L H. Davidson, Bill Work man, Hugh Buford, John W. Finney/ Rob^ Campbell, Forrest Adair, Ar chie Adair. \ The following ' out-of-town people were here ’HiUFsday for the funeral of A. P. Young: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Austin,' Mr. and Mrs. LsRoy Austin of Cross Hill; Mr. and \Mn. Lewis Kay of Honea Path; Mr/ and Mza. Ralph Young, Newberry; I0as Igde Hipp, Greenvills; Mr. and Mza. J. A. NeigUion, Gainesville,.Ga.; Mr^and Mrs. J. A. Dogaa, HartaviUe; Mr.1iu|i Marhm SinipaoD, Mr. and Mn. T> Y/vnfMr. C. A. Power. Laoiana. Mr. Smith stated that three stake® must be driven in: F\r.st, we are in for a hard job; second, we mu.st culti vate a Christian independence; third, we ruMiL -keep. Xellowship with- the first influences. The .speaker’s closing thought was that there is a great percentage in being a Christian. “We must be Christians anyway.” . Add Literary Digest to your club of magazine^—rfoc-$.3.75. JAMES W. CALDWELL I Are you planning to give a certain book to a certain per son? Call 64-J and give The Book Store your order NOW! ■Ohristmas comes in a hurry af-, ter Thanksgiving! Such en chanting books for children this yeer.^^ the way, the Gift Shop has sohM unusual new toy«, in- expenahre^^one® at that, for that Christmas ^ree this year. THE BOOK STORE NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED M. $. Bailey £ Sea BANKERS^* t OLDEST STRONGEST :! Belk’s Toyhuid Now 0^n^ . EVERYTHING FOR THE , KIDDIES. Shop At-*— BELK’S AND SATE! REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT This is to announce to my friends and the public that ion December Ist I will move my garage into the new building erected especially for my business next to the Clinton Service Station on East Carolina Avenue. We shall be better prepared than ever before to serve^ the automobile owners of Clinton and vicinity and ask for aN;ontinuance of the patronage heretofore givep us.' COME TO SEE US AT OUR NEW PLACE OF BUSINESS! X 5 C. W. Cooper GENERAL AUTO REFAIRING I -M