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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLIWTON, 8. C
Casino Theatre
MONDAY AND TUESOAV,
Februiufy 17 aiid 18 '
“I Uve My Life"
With JOAN CRAWFORD. BRIAN
AHERN and FRED_KEATINQ. ‘Tm
youns iuat onceand Tm going to
—and love—and make the moat of
it!” Joan's happiest, scrappiest^
mance is. now her finest
umph!
—and what a thrill when Joan’s dash
ing new sweetheart takes her in his
arms!
Comedy, “While the Cat’s Away."
MGM News. ’ i
10‘A. M. Show—MONDAY.
10c and 25c
TWGSISTERS
^ DIE IN WRECK
Misses Johnella and Blanche
Austin of Cross HiU, Meet hi*
“stant 'Death When Car Col
lides With Train. Sisters of
B. R. Austin of This City.
New Paved Roads
Provided In BOl
Nance Not Sorry
For Ho
$4,989^008 ProgTaiti _ For / the
State Includes Every County.
Johnston Silent Dq Move.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 19S6
Holds
Regular Meet
Has No
Defending Friends Against (1^*“ Commerce was held Tuesdaj^
pology To Make For i The Febrxtary" meeting of the Cham-
FUNERAL TODAY ^
The funeral services for Misses
s. now ner iinesi screen irif i
Laugh-ladeiv heart-pounding*| Johnella and Blanche Austin will
be conducted this afternoon
(Thursday) at 3 o’clock at Liber
ty Springs Presbyterian church.
Cross Hill, and interment will be
in the church cemetery.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19
“The Lone Wolf
Returns”
I
Story by Louis Joseph Vaince. Star-
ging MELVIN DOUGLAS. GAIL
Columbia, Feb. 10.—[ITie issue
highway Tegisiation, including ari>os
"^sible bill for construction of^lo miles}
* of roads at a cost of $4^089,008, was
.-4 in {^^the legislative for:e^our.d today j
’ as the lawmakers j»fepared to begin
their fifth week
Legislators
ing the additional highway h^nstruc
tion hatj/been drafted by the\house
roads^^ridges and ferries committee,
evening at the Mary Musgrove Tea
Room with i^resldent D. C. Heustess,
Senator Carroll presiding. Eetporfsr of -committees
Legislative Session.
l.^V^b. 8.
reris County, issued ^amdlpther routine matters were con-
Cross Hill
D. Nance, of
today a formal sWement which he- sidled.
safd would comprisenis entire expla- Tne club had as its '’'guests, the
nation to the house of representa- high school glee club under the' direc
tives next Tuesday for hi^ interrup- tion of Miss Rosa Mahaffey, the club
PAGEANT AT BELL STREET
A |}ageant, “Ethiopia At the Bar
qf Justice,” by^ Edward J. McCod, will
‘It>e presented by the dramatic cluh of
the Bel| Street CcoIoredL school on
Friday evening, j:he 14th; at 8 o’clock.
Free* adl^ttanice seats will be re
served upon request. !
deliberations.
tion of the proceeding pf'Yhe house
la#t Thursday to challenge
a measure proyid-jj^gjg by Representatiye Godfr^j^, of The president reported that in ac-
Spartanburg, during a speech toA^fcordance with the by-laws, February
house. " ,
r. singing several enjoyable numbers
tmarks during th^vening.
reside:
1 DANZKiER’
UNDERSEXUNG PRICl
are money savings. ^ Why not l^
us prove this. It will surely pay
you to see our bfU’garn^'
PATRICK and TALA BIRELL. He’s
back—with Jtis taking ways! Fiction’s
favorite . . . stealing anything from a
diamond to a kiss . . . preferably both!
Comedy, “Dowa the Ribber.” Haz
ardous Occupations.
Morning Show at lO O’clock.
lOc To All ^ -sr
I but^Representative J. W.-'D
Spar.tanburg, Feb. 12.—Misses John-4.<a Charleston, chairman, said he coul
ella and Blanche Austin, of Arca^Ht/j whether the committee would
almost instantly killed/^rly | ^
; ' ^ The measure embodies a total of
(Tuesday nigh,t when the ^fn which j 1^374 the $11,000,000 program
they were^. riding was xsiruck by a| approved by the state highway com-
Southern passenger train at Arcadia, j mission last August 28. It would pro
almost in front pf^Fant No. 1 of the I additional hard-surfaced
Mtfyfair mills.
I were
/ I 1 no moaaiiro omnn/iioa a rnmi nr v
en to Che remarks of Godfrey.
“I havV.no apology to make,” said
Nance in the statement, “unless It be
roads! for being 'a V^t of he-man type of
i for -every county in Yhe^^ter- - —-\ citizen who will resent at any ePat
The yewirVomen were «aid to be! Sponsor, pointed to the h.voc pl.y-|» scurrilous attack on his friends.”
on their^ay into the city, and wereiwith dirt roads by heavy winter! “I do not object to Mr. Godfrey ar-
.'ing'from Arcadia teacherage, On, . . - j
theVllage side of the double tracked I more hard-surfaced
Southern railway lines, toward the
was designated as the time for ap-
Nance had gohe Tw’ the he a nominating committee to
said, to consult with members in nominations for officers and
ors for the coming year at the
delegation meeting *to be held early | He appointed the
afternoon and remained to^ist-1^®^^°''^*’'VsCommitte€: R. L. Plaxico,
E. U. Crai^and W. H. Simpson.
F R E E f ‘Vo
'BOOK.
I^otice is herein ^Kren that I hav
lost a bank note made payable to my
son, Richard F. Buf6rd/\Finder will
—for tlMM luflvlag from ■
fTOaCACaORDfUOOBMAl. |
ULcaiu.PimTo hytou i
acipgrl—FooriMOM- a
Acn ^
. ACID DTSFBTSU. ■
OUK rrOMACH, GA8S1- Z
. HEARTBURN. OONSTI- !
BAD BRKATH. SLREP- !
driving from Arcadia teacherage, Onj*’®*'’* snows as indicative of theVuing his lungs out on the merits ofjP^ase return same to t’
under-
high-1 mill conditions in South Carolina and i
SOUR
NBSS,
PATION, BAD BREATH, SLEEP
LBSSNESS OR HEADACHES. DUB ^
TO EXCESS 400. R
AaL (or • frma oopy H WRHrMV
D^
and
THURSDAY, FRID
SATURDAY
Februar> 20; 21, 22
“'THE
LITTLEST REBEL”
MitV SHIRLEY TEMPLE, JOHN
BOLES. JACK HOLT. KAREN MOK-
XEY and BILL ROBINSON. Glorious
as a rainbow in her grandest role!
See Shirley dance the minuet, shoot
a slingshot at enemy soldiers, train a
troop. of pickaninnies, disguised in
blackface, perform as a street-singer,
do three new tap dances with Bill
Robinson, sing .songs sad and gay,
plead with the President for her dad-
ways. , much sympathy for mill
highway on the ^outh side of the rails.) biir would provide for the issu-^ workers as he ha.s—pefhaps more,
They .stonned while one train pass- i ®*ice of state highway bonds by Gov- but when he commences to criticize
ed, accorihng to reports from Arcadia,
and when the" last car had gone by,
drove it directly in front of the pas-
.-^enger train which was passing in the
other direction.
Miss Johnella Austin was almost
instantly killed by the crash and Miss
Blanche Austin died a few' rtinutes
later, shortly after she had been taken
to a local ho.spital.
Their car was crushed by the im
pact, the side being so smashed in
that the top and rear deck of the
coach buckled and weVe bursted in
the collision.
The accident occurred at about 6:20
ernor Olin D, Johnston and State ^ the character of the Baileys of Clih-
Treasurer E. P. Miller during the fis- 'ton in my county I take it a.s a per-j
cal year lU36-’37 to , ftiatch $3,385,-1 sonal attack on people who have been I
792 in regular federal road aid. j good to me throughout my business}
The state-aided program would ‘ career antk I do not propose to .stand j
supplement present constructionVof' for it, even in the hall of_the house
South Carolina highways now>Veingiof representatives or anywhere else,
financed entirely with fedepdl funds! “This may be to his/di.scredit, buti
under the works- progresV program'Carroll Nance is not the kind of man!
and others. V hot and cold for political ef-
The gorrrnor ref^d to sign a j feet. And anyone who thinks he can
state highway bor^issue of $2,500,-'drag down Nance’s friends in the mud
000 last September at the request of 1 under th-. cloak of legislative priV-
the highway/Vmmission) he latei; ilege has another think coming.”
p. ni. .
Miss Johnella Austin'had been em
ployed in the office of the Mayfair
mills and Miss Blanche'Austin was
dy, and do a dozen more endearing; teacher in the Arcadia school,
things she never did before! had their residence in the teac
Selected Shorts, Serial and Comedy there.
Friday and Saturday. 1 Both .suffered severe irfhil^ies about
10c and 25c the head and chest in th^ccident and
tributed th^r
NOTE—The .same program will ht*
shown simultaneously at Casino and
Broadway Theatres Tl^ursday and
Friday, FV).’20-21. so yojii ejan go T3
tit her shew and see the same pro
gram. .\ll admissions for this will he j-j
lOc and 25c at InOh plact-s. Friday l
and .'Saturday the serial, “Roaring!
West” No, 8. with lluck Jones.'at The
Casino.
physicians last i^ht
deaths to tfiese wogfids.
Kheriff Sam '5^ Henry said
night that an jfnque.st would be
sometime ttnJay.
The yoiirlg women .according to re
ousted andJfa.s said he would approve
no bond bCsue as long as Ben M. Saw
yer wars chief highway commissioner.
Today, however, he said he had no
comment upon the proposed hill.
Meanwhile, as the house judiciary
committee prepared to consider to
morrow whether it wou44-report out
immediately a flock of highway re
organization bills, before ' it, ^harp
criticism wa-s leveled at it by an ad
ministration wheelhorse in the house,
Ben E. Adams, of 1
President Lauds-
Scouts Of Nartiori
Organization Begins Second
Quarter of Century of Service
In United States.
V\'’ashington, Fob. 8.—Thousands
last
held
Representative Ben K. Adams, 01 j «;couts throughout the nation
Richland, said the dilatoiy tactics rallied around their troop standards
of the commitU'e in withholding tonight to hear President Roosevelt
ports on the hills pending settlement ■ usher in the second quarter of a cen-
of the . governor’s ou.ster action |
on .Arcadia, pau.sed to let the
first ^ain, on the north track, pass
I'OSS
when it went hy, drove behind it,
the noith track and were
against the road administration were
inexcusable.” « .
He predicted that the house would
pabs “some .sort of highway depart-
struck hy a passenger train which •"‘^nt reorganization measure’ during ^
* X
Broadw^
The
—MONDAY A
Febru^- 17 and 18
“PeW Ibbet8on”7
With .^RY cooper and ANN
HARjjfNG. From the novel hy George
duMaurier. The love .story that will
ner die of a love that never died!
The most glorious romance in all
modern literature ... the most gl6ri-
ously romantic stars in all sert'endom
. . . uniti^d in a picture that you w'ill
long rememiH-r
Comedy, “Hot Money.” “Old Plan
tation.” \
10 A. M. Show—TUESDAY
10c and 20c
wa.s {mssing on the south track, which
is used by northbound trains.
Thoy-ai'e survived by their mother,
Mrs. Lilia F. Austin, of Cross Hill;
three brothers, B. R. Austin of Clin
ton, and W. B. and Jaimes Austin of
'' LSpui;tanburg_i and two sisters, Mrs.
TUESDAYr [1 jathaji Crisp of Cross HiTl,
Paul Mai tin of. Greenwood.
and Mi'i<‘
the Gwrent session and asserte<l the
gejieral assembly woujd “break faith
with Governor Johnston and the i)eo-
ple of South Carolina” if it failed to
do so.
tury of .scouting,
SfH*aking from the White House, q
the [‘resident- Honorary' president of |
the Scouts—told them in a radio mes-'
that Scouting taught them re-;
pect for law, resourcefulness and the
way to health. ^
I
The Boy Scout movement w'as
launched in Washington 2<} years ago'
under the leadership of William Boyce
More than a score of bills have flweh |^‘>f Chicago. Tonight humlreds of the
introduced since the j^ession opened 1 ^ scouts a.ssemblediin hi.stawc-i
^ ^ ^TonstiluTion hall to participate in all
WANTS
NOTICE
M'ant Ada are always Cash in ad
vance. except to bu.sineNs men or con-,
ccrn.s having accounts with The
Chronicle; This rule will be strictly
adhered to in 1936. *
WANTED TO BUY —A .second-hand
flat-lop desk. C-ali tU-J, Ic
nTbst ofThmn providing for election
.of highway commissione.rs. by'the leg
islature or by popular vote.
Committees'-of both branches vot
ed to withhold reports on measures
before theiq to await -developments
in the governor’s removal proceed
ings, /I .settlement, of which apparent
ly was not in sight with decrees in
ten cases yet to U* handed down by
the governor and apjH'als in three
others in prospect.
pageant depicting the growth of the!
o/ganiztaion. . " ; |
' ' I
■Hundreds of other rallies were held,
in all parts of the country. In New'}
York 15,000 gathered in the 102nd
EngimHM's’ armory with their par
ents and friends for a “Scout Circus.”]
In his talk the President expres.s-|j
ed di.sappointment that the Scout
.' uiiboroe which was to have beem, held
i..'re last summer had to be cancelled
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19
“Murder of Dr.
Harrigan”
RADIOS checked free. Tubes, Parts,
Aerials. Radio Repairing a Special
ty. Guaranreod Servicq. Phone 36.
Radio Exclu'.mre. tf
LOST—,Sm:\!l white spitz dog. Male.
, Finder c;r.l 1(50. Reward. R, W. Bo
land. . _ Itp
To complicate the legislature’s|+n*eause of an epidemic of infantile!
problem further, a temporary ex- paralysis in nearby states. |
officio highway administration .set-. He di.sclosed, however, that the
up by the legislature in extra session j St-outs’ National 'Executive commit-
reported unpaid debts of $154,9.59 in-, fixed the early summer of
curred by .a military regime set up | ip;^7 time for holding the post-
by the governor after he ousted the j poned jamboree which is expected to
holdover commission with troops, attended by Scouts from all over'
of
With RICARDO COR'FEZ, MARY
ASTOR and KAY LINAKER. Mys
tery, comedy, full of suspense and ex-r
citement^ with laughs scattered along. I
FOR SALF
foddtM'. B.
Clinton.
L.
Comedy, “Carnival Time.”
Ball Game.’’
Morning Show at 10 O’clock.
10c. To All
‘Soft
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
February 20 and 21
“THE ^
UTTLEST REBEL”
' With SHlRLEY^ TEMPLE, JOHN i
~BOI^, JACK HOLUKAREN MOR-
LEY and BILL RORINSON. Glorious
as a rainbow in her grandest role!
See ^Shirley dance the minuet, shoot
a slingsho't at enemy soldiers, train a
liCgislative action for payment
the bills was suggested. -
j The question of revising the liquor
n r ^ was exiH^eted to vie with the
Pol.ind*.China pigs, corn, issue for the legislative
Smith, Route No. 2, j .spotlight during the week, with bills
' I before the stmate as sjHH.’ial orders
to provide local option, limit private
possession to one gallon and replace
a tw'enty-five-cent-a-case tax on out-
of-state shipments with the regular
lax rate, -
Other major issues included so
cial security, education, automobile
license fees, appropriations and a
number of proposals for constitu
tional amendments.
the world.
LOST—'Saturday, in Clinton, a bull
dog. Black male, with white breast.
Collar .tag 3626. Name “Niz.” 21
months old. Reward. D. L. Turner,
227 Gor<lon St., Uaurens. ' "Hip
STORE BUILDINGS FOR RENT—
One store building, Pitts street, op
posite Bailey’s Bank. One store build
ing, Musgrove street. Reasonable
rents^^See Co pel and-Stone Co., or
THomas Heath Copeland. tf
MEN WANTED for Rawleigh routes
of 800 families. Reliable hustler
troop of pickaninnies, disgiuNed in
blackface, perform as a street-singer,
do three new tap dances with Bill
Robinson,, sing songs sad and gay,
plead with the President' for her dad
dy, and do a dozen more endearing
things she never did before!
Sheeted Shorts.
10c and 25c
SATURDAY, FEB. 22
“Lawless. Rider”
With KEN MAYNARD and GE
NEVA MITCHELL. Blasting ont of
jail! Shooting into robbers’ roost!
Fighting battling bandits! Ken and
his horse ride sgsis ... warring
against the ^nnderers of the mage!
Cbniedy. Stam of Tomorrow. Vita-
phone Short
lOe sad 20e
So that ererjbody will be able to
sae SHIRLEY TEMPLE fa “THE
UTTLEST REBEL** the aaaia
wiH be Mmwh at bath
and Friday. ADMISSION
PRICE Me aiM IKc far tha two dajn
sTio'uTd sTart earning $25 weekly and
increase rapidly. \Vrite today. Raw
leigh, Dept. SCB-2.7-S, Richmond, Va.
2-27-4tp8
DONT experiment and risk all —
Spartan Starting and, Growing
Mashes in Mash or Pellet form are
the result. of years of testing and
fading. Spartan-fed chicks live bet
ter and grow faster. C. W. S. Guano
Co., Clinton. Itc
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Try CARDUI For
Functioiia^ Monthly Paint
HERE FOR FUNERAL
Among those here from out of town
for the funeral of Mrs. M. L. Riven-
backi on- T^iesday were: Mrs. J. W.
Enrought and C. F. O’Brien of Rich
mond, Va.; J. F, O’Brien of Tarrent,
Ala.; Dr. James O’Brien of'Birming
ham, .Ala.; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hughes
of Savannah, Ga.; Mrs. Mamie L. Riv-
enbjick and Clifton Escott, of Savan
nah; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pittman,
Willis and Ennis Pittmah, and Mr.
and Mrs. George Greenway, of Green
ville.
CASH!
FOR CHICKENS
We Will Be At
Babb^s Koller Mfll
tAURENS-^
CARD OF THANKS
Women from the teen age to the
change ef Ule h»ve found Cardui
genuinely helpful for the relief ot
functional monthly pains due to lack
of Jyst the right strength from the
food they eat. Mrs. (Trlt Haynea, of
EMez, Mo. writes: T used Cardui
when • girl for oTampe and found it veiy
henefleteL I have reoenUy token Cardw
durtne the ehange of Ufo. . X vm very ner-
vnua. Bed head and back patna and waa in
a lemraUy nm-dowa eondltton. Cardui
hna helped aw iraaOXv”.
It It 4Mt pri taum roa»
We wish to thanks our friends for
the many kindnesses and expressions
of sympathy during the illness and
death of our wife and mother. Also
for the lovely floral offerings.
M. L. Rivenback and Family.
COAL IS SCARCE
BUT WE ^TILL HAVE SOME.
AND STILL DEUVER IT
FREE OF DUST.
C. "7. S. Guano Co.
\ ^ Phone 62 .
SATURDAY
From 8 to 12
WE WILL PAY:
Heavy Hens . 16c Ib.i
Leghorns ...
Roosters ....
BRING US YOUR CHICKENS!
FROM ALL OVER THE
COUNTY.
McClelland
Poultry Co.
G. F. BUI
SMITH’S PHARMACY^
RS
Q
5HDPS
Chocolate Covered, Pecan ToM>ed
CRj^CKERS, lb.
FOR VALENTINE
Marcelle Chocolate Covered Cordial
CHERRIES, lb. box .. 25c
Chase & Sanborn*8 “Dated”
COFFE^lb. bag , .t. 25c
Royal
BAKING POWDER, 12 oz. can . 35c
Hot-Cup COFFEE lb lOc
Swansdown '
CAKE FLOUR, box ... 29c
SUGAR.
10 lbs. 49c
.• 5 lbs. 25c
25 lbs. Sl.22
Rogers Circus, Plain or Self-Rising
FLOUR, 24 lb. bag 85c 7; 48 lb. $1.70
Lucky Strike
PEANUT BU’TTER, 15 oz. jar . 15c
LARD 8 lbs. 98c
Ivory SOAP, medium bar 6c
P & G SOAP, large bar
4c
Best Foods
MAYONNAISE, 8 oz. jar
17c
Premium Flake
CRACKERS, box 9c
Vegetable SOUP 3 25c
Port BRAN FLAKES, pkit- . . . lie
Libby’s Corned
BEEF HASH, No. 1 can
JOc
^Southern Manor.
PINEAPPLE, No. 1 can . 10c
Toiniitb CATSUP 14 Oz. Bot. tOc
... .^5c
Sun Dine
Grapefruit JUICE, 3 cans
25c
■X
Sun pine
Orange JUICE, 2 cans ...
25c
ScotTissue, 3 rolls
25c
SUGAR CORN 4 No. 2 CaiB 29c
Nu-Treat Margarine, lb.
15^
Jdke’s Good Luck, lb.
20c
Southern Manor _
CATSUP; 14 oz. bottle 15c
Argo Bartlett Pears, No. 2 can.. 15c
Crisco 3 |b. can-59c
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