The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 30, 1936, Image 2
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iCasino Theatre
MONDAY AND TUEiSDAY,
♦ ^ ^
February^ 3, and 4
"Hands Aa*d^ the
Yable"
With CAIiOLE LOMBARD and
In Tluil State
Georgetown Only One ejf Larger
Cities^ Casting. More Votes ^
/ AgainsV Administration - In!
Nobody^S Business
~ By Gm McGee f
National Magazine^ Poll,
r W'^ashinfi^n, Jan. 27.—Following is
I a * summary and. explanation of the
icash-bond bonus" bill, in the forni of
SjtnJ^me Court Decision Shocks
Flat R^kians .
— > m X
deer mr, edditor:
a good deal of sickness has tooki
j place in ffat rock since-the suppreme answers:
With the exception of Georgetown,! passed a law that everthing that f Question: What in generalHerm-s,
.-n'E.rx «■ .»A in ‘jnnfh rarolinn nf an. ^"6 pressent addministration has do'ne uues tne Dili provide.
FRED MacMURRA\ A prl s got'all cities Carmina of ap-^ i-J ^ of a hieh' An.-wer: Immediate paym^t to
to thihk of her future:’.“She’s a suck- 'pi wxiuiatc'Iy .),000 population Qr nioje i a —
er'to fall for a poor man when It’s so'ietiuned a plurality in favor
ea.‘>'y to love a rich one!’’. This little ^ New Deal policies in the Litoi'ary Di
honey went to market and came horoejgt st national pdll, according to latest | ^ \ “
with a millionaire . . . but when he f^giirc.'^ releu'^ul by tiie magazine. • i „palj)eitation of ^the heait started as
borrowed S5 froiq her to pay the cab-, From Glinton there were 30 balb>ts' a.s cheef justis roberts commence
Man.' . . ! .^ gav romance ab’out .a cou- j,, favor of the New Deal as compared : read his majority repcMjr a^ui
pie of fortune-hunters who stopped j\v.ihj 22 against the polices of the ilooks like the govverment
wh4*n\they found each other! i;,,„;.evelt administration. Of the 45
ESTIONS ABOUT CASM.B0ND
BONUS PLAN ARE AliSWERED
*• , " ' » ♦
rebates. Very few yetelhns
ceive renates. very lew ye>eran3|
stand to lose by this ruling, however, j
as_ only *a ..very small percentage have
paid any interest since t93l’rt~
Q. If a veteran has ' bo^TOw^d-
meney from a bank, giving his a:l-
j'ustFd service -t^ertificcte a.- cvi’.!,.*-
and contrary
'to the hoover doctrines ansofoith.
looking
('omedy, “Ddpble or.^«thfng*” Rod
Nfthol’s Orchestra. MGM News.
10 a: M. Sho#—MONDAY.
10c and 2.5c
vc ies cast in . 1931, 30 voted for the j
[resident |and 9 opposed hhn.
ent ian
liled s
4:
WftUNESDAY, FEB. 5 -
, "Kind Lady”
With ALINE MacMAHON. BASIL
R.4THBONE MART OAKLISLE, SncT
FRANK .4T.BERTSON. Broadway’s
dramatic thunderbolt! Hugh Walpole,
noted writer of mysteries, put every
thing he had into this thriller! Broad
way gasped — and loved it — for
months! Now it becomes your newest
screen hit!
Comedy. “Headline.” Hill Billy
1 ane. - >
Morning Show at 10 O’clock.
lOc To All
THURSDAY, FEB. 6
“Dangferous”
Detailed statistic.'^ on the New Deal
poll of 1935-30, which include
final vote* as compared w'ith the 1934j
Literary Digest poll, follow;
T935-36 Poll
Yes
his majority repcM^rand it
looks like the govverment wili-j
have to a.sk the .suppreme coart j
whether or not it can rtin on, or stay ’
I where it is. up to now, it seems that|
it is 'oiniiy them, ot print postage'
vt le’rans of the full maturity value
of adjusted, service certificates in
“baity bond-s” and .cash,
Q. How did the bill- become law?
.A. By enactment by the senate and
house, of representatives over the ve
to of President Roa.sevelt;
Q. Ho\v^ill the veterah.s»be paid?
A. In government bonds of $50 de
nomination, with amounts lessi than
$50 being paid in cash. A veteran
stamps and the congressional reccord,|for payment
'but that is as far as congress can go.
len $50 bonds and $35 in^ash.
Aiken ...
Anderson . .
Camden ....
Charleston
Chester
Clinton
Columbia .
Darlington
Florence
Gaffney
Georgetown
Greenville
Greenwood
Hartsville
s
Laurens
.NewlH'rry
45
161
36
377
69
30
515
34
182
48
13
2^9
144
No
. 27
58
16
291
30
119
’ 13
. 35
'30
17
210
37
our rent checks w'ill be badly mi.S8-
Total' don’t know how in the world
72! we will be able to navergate without
2i^dur parity payrnehls. our land can”t
1^2 I be rented no more to the a. a. a., and
668 I we ain’t able to work it ourselves, it
9Q|is possible that the suppreme coart
52 i mought let the govverment loan <a
6.T4
47
217
.Sumter-
Union
With BEITK DAVIS and FRAN-^'“2^^2J'»^
1 HO T ro.NK. riiat woman’s back in i
tow n! Bette'.s on Ihe man-hunt again'
—and this time she really turns on
the power—throws the switch to the
last neteh. as the glamorous star of
Broadway who wa.s the evil star of
men.
“Shorty at Coney^ Island?” Betty
Ii'«w)|). Off the Record. M(LM News.
Morning Show at 10 O’clock.
lOc To All
Aiken
I AnderSon
j Camden
■ Charleston"
! Chester "
(9inton \
Columbia . ’
Darlington
Florence
i Gaffney
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
February 7 and 8
"Annie Oakley”
M'ith BARBARA STANWYCK. [Georgetown
PHESTON FOSTER and MELVIN Greenville
DOl’GLAS. Ihe flashing glance of Greenwood
this dangerous girl was deadlier than ■ Hartsville
bf r -aim? j^rpshimling star Mrf-Jluf- Laurens
,falc» Bill's Wild West ... rNew'berry
Comedy, “I hanks, Mr. Cupid.” Orangeburg
^Flriwfers-Fnr- Y^to, IVWdtwner’-’ ‘‘Roar*^-^Uck-ilUi—
ine We-t”ANo. 6. with Buck Jont*s.
NEXT WEEK—
“THE CKl SADES. ” “SO RED THE
ROSE.”
THE FOLLOWING WEEK—
•1 LIVE MY LIFE”
"'I’HK LllTLEST REBEL ”
Broadway
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,'
February 3 and 4
"1 Dreamjoo Much”
With LILY PONS. HENRY FON-
DA and ERIC BLORE. Hearts will
burst with melody att eyes fill up with
tears! The swee|e.st singing lovely
girl in all the world is here ... in a
Spartnnburg
Sumter
Union
27
. 13
40|
■ 44
* 23
67
101
21
1251
117
43
160'
27'8
117.
395 *
162
41-
223’
26
*__.19
45'
Poll
1
1
1
Yes
No
Totalj
39
7
46
136
17
-153
39
^2
41
445
157
602!
53
6
59 i
. 36
9
45,
467
IW
523
/ 50
J - 55
l80
211
1 201
54
9 '<
63 1
28
9
38,
326
K7
413,
106
21
.127!
49
3
521
29
6
35 1
*7-'
- -421
, 65
8
93
13
89
291
40
331
117
10
127
49
3
.. «i
man enopgii monney to buy a fi.shing
pole with and thus help keep him off
of the dole ansoforth, a.s fishing is
7g|fairly go^ in our midst.
30 i ^
479 i as soon a.s you hear of anny subster-
1811 tution.s for the old a. a. a., plese rite
■“‘or foam the undersigned, and tell
them it do nht matter about anny pro-
cesting taxes being assessed, as it ms
the cash we want, and where it comes
from is nulla bona, they could leave
off the tdwnsend plan for the next 2'
dies ? _ - !
Q. How and to whom should vet-i A. 1/ the veteran dies after the
erans apply for payment? ‘ - |application is made and bt^fore it i-s
A. To the nearest regional office I filed, it may be filed by any person. |
If ije dies ^ter application is made,
it shall be valid if the veterans’ ad
ministration finds that it-bears tlve.
bonafide signature of the applicant, i
di.scloses an intention to claim bene-,
fits of the act, and is filed before
Views Of Oitf V
- Correspondents f
PRAISE FOR COUNTRY PRESS
Editor, Tlw Chronide:
Your reference tcTThe fact of the
'Saturday Evening Post’s refusal tp
advertise liquor is a reminder of bow
ievv of the smaller and county papers
.accent ?vch adv’ertising. 'Those that
erai, and owes the bank intercut'ait* in the very great minoTity.
efued since October 1. lO’D, what papers that so often not only
; efu.-'e gain from these sources, but
vvhkrh Svd often are ailigned with the
ciuse.s of righteousness and temper
ance, ahcLthat so frequently enter tile
hamc.s of tbe peqple axe to be praised
and commend^." ^ ( -•
The Saturday Evening Post and all
Pv*riodicals together with the^ county
papers all deserve commen^tion in
protecting public morals.
C. ROPER.
-'1
happens?
A. Thp veteran^’ administi'atiofr
will jiay thi', interest to the bank,
without, deducting the amount from
the bonus payment. < ■ ^
Q. Mu.st the veteran apply fftr his
bonus payment mimediately? <. “■ I
A. No. He may apply at. any
tiiqe before 1945, the maturity date
of his certificate, 1
Q. What happens if the veteran
of the veterans’ administration, im
plications will be made on blanks pro
vided for the purpose.
Q. Will payment be made tp the
veteran immediately upon applica
tion?
A. No. His application will be
checked against records in the vet
erans’ administration in 'Washhlgton,
which will cejtify to the treasury the
names of veterans entitled to receive
bonus payments and the amount due
each.
Q. After application is approved,,
when can the veteran expect to re
ceive his bonds?-—
A. .Sometime prior to June 15,
1936. ,
Q. Will he be able to cash the
bonds immediately? ,
. No. The bonds will be dated
we h(q)e for thejjyj,^. 1.5“and cannot be cashed before
that date.
Q,. Is it neces.sary to convert the
bonds into cash?
» A. No.~ The veteran niay hold the
bonds a.s an investment until 1945 dt
the way, when the govverment 3,per cent interest. The treasury
sends me my extry Ic on my 2 balls.! g large majority of vete-!
act, and is
payment is made to the beneficiayy. i
- Say—
•I SAW IT IN THE CHRONICLE"
Thank You!
Values That Speak for
T Hgimmyco
Pure Silk Hose
Full Fashioned
50c
At ELLISON’S
C'lVlC /N
P-AYS YOU BIG DIVIDENDS
well, mr. wlditor-
as smart aa. the suppreme coart to the
u. K. sennate*, »and mebbe a bill can be
of cotton which i sold for 11c last fall
with the understanding that the see
ker-terry of the agger-culture would
rebate me up to 12c you mought' in
farm us on that topic.
Flat
Rock Citizens Are Working
For a Library
deer mr. edditor;
the ladies of flat rock want to og-
gernine a travenihg Tilierry which'Will
have books in same, they read in yoix*
wttTiablF~pg]!er Tthmiry tr-aveliiTg H-
berry at cedar lane, so kindly advise
how to get the necessary books, do
the govverment furnish anny books,
if .so- how manny and what is the
name of same?
Farm Demonstration
Notes
C, R Cannon, County Agent -
4-H Club Boys Show Profit With
Cotton
Chai'lcs F.—Wasson, president—t>fT^ko-"furni.s>hea-Uic gass and the .man
Hickory Tavern club, showed $.37.r>3
a nice room can be rented over the
drug stoar for $5 per month, do the
govverment pay the rent for liber-
ries, if so—how much and how often?
pleat* ancer this by male, when the
books are loaded on a travvel vehickle,
rana will not cash the- bonds imme-|
diately thereby relieving the imme-'
diate cash* drain,on the treasury.
Q. Upon what basis w'ill payment
be made?
A. Veterans w'ill receive the full
j945 matured value of adjusted aor-
vice certificates, less loans they have
made on the certificates. ^
Q, _ What happens to interest on
certificate.Toans^ '
A. Unpaid interest accrued prior
tb OctdlV'*r’'2,~ 1931,^ wiTI be deducted
from the payment. Unpaid intere.'-t
coming due since Octo’oer 1, 1931,
will be forgiven. Veterans who- have
paid the interest on their loans since
October 1, 1931, will not, however, i-e-
>'i
loONEi
PART OF EVERY
DOLLAR
^ spoilt n'itfi loan
|jiiicr:!iaiitsOaa
^'to ouild up
^mkiw lOhH
Frv Your Home Tow n First
IVesentCii In
The Cihamber of Commerce
profit from his-icre of cotton.
Charle.s i.s the son of Mr. and Mrs.
(\ E. Wasson of Hickory Tavern
coT^unity and a successfuul 4-H club
member.
According to club records kept by
(’harles and turne<l in 'to the county
agent's office for 1935 he produced
|1300 pjiunds seed cotton, valued at
to run same? we have not heird of
tin* govverment running one so far.
mrs. holsum moore is behind this
movement and she . says it is verry
helpful, as all kinds of maiggy-zines
and funny papers and books on how
to cook ami how to eat and how to
live can be leant out to the ignerrant
for 10 <lays wtihout cost to them, and
that teechers mought be furnished
miMin-mad adventure in heaven-on-! $64.00 at a cost of $26.47, leaving ® i j i • i
*arth: I not profit of $37.53. The records | l>y the unemployed if desired.
( omedy. “Manhattan Monkey Busi-! further show that Charles product
i
ntss." Baskethall Technique.
10 A. M. Show—TUESDAY.
tOc and 20r
^ WEDNESDAY, VeB. .5
, "One Way Ticket”
With LLOYD NOLAN. PEGGY
( ON I.IN and WALTER CONNOLLY.
From the novel by Ethel Turner,
“lie’s Kot a number . . . not a name
. . i But he's the man 1 love!” Ro
mance flamt*w iH'hind cold gray w^alls
... a girl defies the code among crim
inals for fleeting hours of freedom!
[this cotton \(lith 48 boy hours, 24
I horse hours. He spent $8.00 fov^ler-
jtilizer, $3.50 ent on land, $5.20 for
‘1 picking, $1.U(' for planting seed,'and
j $2.50 for ginr.ing and bagging.
Young Wa. 'on has been a member
iof the Hicko y Tavern club since
in
1929, turning in four complete rec
ords of the seven years. T^ese four
years’ rw’prds show a net profit
$68.85, or an average of $17.21 per
flat rock wants everthing she can
get that conies to us free grattis, so—
yore help^^ will be verry thankful, we
mis.seil the sewage and paved streets
and the goff links ansoforth; in fact,
we have received nothing so far from j
uncle sum except the direct relief and 1
some p. w. a. work at 22$ per month 1
when it do not rain »o’s a'^feller can’t,
aci!e profit I trav<*lling libt'rrj' seems to lie
^ There were 70 boys members of thel^^^e easie.st thing to get as the world
ha.s<gone wild on higher and lofer ed-
l-HY*lubs last year with 36 boys turn
ing in complete records to the pounty
Comedy, “His Last Flai^g.” Strange; office. These clubs being or
As If Seems. _ T- |ganized*~aV‘Grays, Hickory Tavern,
.Morning Show at 10 O’clock. (Mountville, and Youngs schools.
lOc To All ; The 4-H boys hold monthly nieet-
iwftmt ir%cir\ a ft'D c I iugs Under the direction of the county
imiKSiDAY, FEB. b Lgent and local leader, C. D. Williams
** I O Bc2lt the Bsuiu 'being local leader of Hickory Tavern
' club. The hqys- had as their projects
With ROGER PRYOR, FRED
i^EATINfL and PHYLLIS BROOKS.
Yoar doctor recommenda it! Every
body needs a good giggle at thia time r
of "the year! Hete^ yonr chance to
laugh your head off, while you awim
in melody!
“No Other One.” “Little Sambo.”
“Tomorirow’s Halfback.”
Morning Show* at 10 O’clock.
Kfc' To All
'or 1935: cotton, corn, and pigs.
A summary of the various projects
accoixling to the boys’ records showed
$6^4.83 cost of production with $13-;
32.19 value, leaving $367.36'net profit.
ucation an.soforth. yore coiTy spond-
ent, mr. mike Clark, rfd, plans to
teech| a night .scholl as soon as the ILJ
ber^-y starts 'hnd books can be had to
read and spell in. nearly everboddy j
here knows their a. b. c’s, but verry
few got thru the hi.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Febrliary 7 and 8
"Western Frontier”
> With KEaS MAYNARD. LUCILE
BROWNE, and NORA LANE. Hard-
riding, fast-shooting, action! as Ken
races into trail-blazing a^enturea!
Omedy, “Just Speeding."^ “Femi
nine Invasion.” "Wolf Dog” No. 12—
last chapter—with Frankie Darro.
10c and 20c
Farm Flashes
Farmers talk of le.spedeza: E. A.
Adams and I. G. Hill, Cross Hill, buy
1300 pounds lespedeza seed! A num
ber of farmers are asking the price of |
lespedeza and method of •seeding, this
being brought about due to demon-1
.strations in 1935. E. J. Sloan, Fount- j
ain Inn, reports sales in the neigh-,
borhood of 10,000 pounds. '
• February aniTMarch is time to sow'
le.spedeza—topdr^ grain with avail
able amrnoiiia followed by a smooth
ing harrow, followed by the seeding
of lespedeza with no covering.
as soon as this letter reaches you,
kindly rite 04' foam all of the infor
mation tttrbahd about this i^oject. you
had better hurry up> or the .suppreme
coart will declare travelling liberries
uiKonstitutional, and we Will lose out
like the a. a. K did. this will be a big
step forwards for flat rock, and will
help her intelligence a right smart.
—t yores trulie,
mike Clark, rid,
corry spondent.
Ocr/ng FEBRUARY
Combining C'.<.mT BARGAIN OFFERS
with a-NATjCN-WIDE CONTEST
-a.
10 Chevrolets
anid ^3000
in
cash
695 PRIZES in all
ASK FOB
in
DITAIIS
SHARE OUR PROFITS on GUARANTEED^MERCHANDISE
NEXT WEEK—
“THIS IS THM LIFE”
THE FOLLOWING WEEK—
' "PETER IBBETSON.”
WiU be vnable to foUow "Wolf Dog”
with a aerial—bat oa Feh.' 28-29‘iriD
agart "PightiBf Marinea**— a now
Fanners to purchase jack: Nine
teen farmers met at ^ the County
Agent’s office January 10th to*^dis-
CU.SS purchasing a jack. A commit
tee, Jack H. Davis, J. Herman Power,
and A. L. Neighbors, was appointed
to take subscriptions to purchase the
animal. The committee has reported
that sufficient funds have been railed
to purchase the animaL Correapond-
enfe is I'eing e**rr?f«d or with interest-
DANZIGER^S
Men*s and Boys*
SERVICE SHOES
WORK AND DRESS SHIRTS
SWEATERS, HEAVY UNDER
WEAR, ETC.
Week(End—
Specify Reduced
IF ITS A MAGAZINE YOU WANT.
— See—
JAMES W. CALDWELL
CaU 38
« -- -
ed parties in Kentucky having jacks
for sale.
two
rAMIlY'S
COMPORT
Af Cakra tirtMay Savingt
Aches,- eoUa^ Indigeetion
don’t Hager wtth these
two PURBTBST aids to
good health la yoor ho\;
IM AtpiHa,
TobioH and nirr
StaftMifr-
ySSc
A
BEUTY
CIEAM
fof ovopy coMfiloMloii lyoUvM
Smart wroom raly on Smsk
JoiitOOl con CKM
OEANSINe OKAM
FMNMTIWaKAMo^o*
pmmvsmmm
MMCIEMi
39c 3 fw $1
TMUtr GOODS
,80c Jaamina Bath
Cryatals . w 3te
Sic Jasmins Cleans
ing Craaai . . lie
85c Jasmine Vanish
ing Cream . 2fc
26c Rekiir Shaving
^ Lotion . . . Itc
WUBXAMJL RBMBDIBS
50c Vapure (inhalant
for colds) % 01, Sie
SOcRexalt Ordtr?
Uee. 50’t. . , . , 3ie
50e Hygienic.. Pow
der, 6 oi. . . 3bc
46e Analgesic Liquid,
XW'OA. . .Me
PIJRBTBST PRODUCTS
17e Boric Acid Pow
der, 4 os. . . 13c
25c Glycerin 8 u p •
pc^tories, IS’altc
85c Camphorated
- on, 4 os. . . .
|i!25Mineral Oil,
82 os. . . .
PharauMemtealg PUn POOD
50cG. E. Sodium
Pho^hata,4os.3te
20c'Zinc Oxide Oiat-
ment, 1 os. . .tic
Symond’s Inn V anilla
Extract, 2 ox. . . lie
"150,000” Chocolate
Syrup. 7 os. 2 for Ifc
the •Hiif.
iaf ckMM of Gra
Noma Fact Powdof
mi Poifttom
(MilUatorttl
/^COUPON PfFER
r.gi noi«wi>an arTia m,
This Coupon aiad 2Sc
I*ro»e to yourself
KO^ the supe-
tiorfty 6f those
fotnous toiletries.
clean
mouth,
sweet
breath . . .
use Mi 31 Solution; for
tired, aching muscle.s,
Poretest Rubbing Alcohol.
pint Ml 31
ANTISiPTIC SOLimON
pint 9rtttf5r
RUB8ING ALCOHOL
4 (
s /,
Smith’s Pharmacy
r,y-,ytyr. ^