Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/ . PAficsmn 1 -* ■'/ irevery , state and rongrressioiMl trict which the party has a chance jof carryni^,^ ' "j ; /^e4vy Tote Fd^iat ! , In states where the, vote is expect ed to be close, the rej^istration and I poll 1 Lilts will ^jScrutlniied in'every •election district—and a vigorous ef- ifort made to get every voter to reg ister and to cast his ballot on Nov. 3. There are probably 65,000,000 American citizens entitled to vote this I THB CHRONICLE’S WANT AD RATES +■ - Ic per word for first inaor- tiont; fire ii^rtioiia for tha price of four.' Miniaiini duunM* 25c. ’Y Card ^ thanks and tribntss of-reapectt Ic s word,' psyahls in advance. Minimiun 50c. ’ Washington, July 13.—What wrill be iy^a^- The largest vote ever cast in ajpOR RENT OR SALE—My house ;the political effects of the widespread' election was in 1932,! North Broad street. T^^. Harria. FIFTH INSTALLMENT | “I’m Silas Spelle,” was the even,] “Reckon that must be Clehoe. Synopsis:—Silas Spelle, high-hand- cold reply_l‘rm merely looking over Didn’t see another with him, leathery, ed, lorw-principled cattle ^ron, is out what will shortly be mine.’’ | silver topped'^ole ranny?” drouth and the efforts now under way i less than 40,000,000 per- to unionize|the steel industry? jsons voted for air presidential eandi- In normal times neither of these u- v l .t. The big effort this year by.both v- to smash the local bank afid force “Oh—yeah?’’ said Johnny, openly foreclosiw on the,small ranchers of skeptical. “Well, shore • now that the Kan^ desert country so that he sounds pretty thin. Suppose yuh am- cim seize their range lands. He is op- ble on over to the Box D ranchhouse poaed by Ed SUrhuck, president of _»n’ tell that same ^tory to ole San the Cattlemen’s Bank, and by San Juan De^evan. He pughU be plumb Juan Delevan, prominent rancher, interested. *holiMb«ncnppl«lby, f«ll'from' -i>„ubtlM,. Only I dnn't on to hn ho««. T«t Whippl, uid hi> part-'t,lk i„ him today. My tiiM to talk a«r, Johnny CUhoe, are cowpnnchra ..i,, he , little later. Then 111 see employed by San Juan Delevan toi^jj^» fignt the restlers and protect his in- . . Naw,’’said Johnny. “Cain’t let yuh • get away today without seein’ him. | somewhere Yuh better amble along ahead of me.''| No. Was tnere two hired?’’ Yeh. Clehoe an’ the ole jasper. would be regarded as having^ politi cal aspect^ But these are not normal tmes, and the temper of the people named Tex Whipple. Don’t know^ o^ the United States is mere political what could o’ become of Whipple. * t*'*" ye^rs.'Bo, Most generally him an’ Clehoe stick i if®' »» the point of view from which closer together .than two sheets of; ^Ashmgton sees everything as po- fly-paper.’’ ' litical in its causes or its effects. ‘ That the drouth is more widespread and potentiAlly more serious in its ef- parties Will be to get the other 26,- 000,0C0 voters to the polls. FOR RENT—My house on N. Adair street. Possession at once. For ba* formation, apply to Mrs. H. D. Ra»> tin, at postoffice. Ig HTm. A’right. Better get word to • Art. Yuh wanta watch yore steps pretty careful. I understand there’s -b^n talk goin’ around aboul the hold-up. Mebbe we slipped a leetle fects upon the prices of farm com modities and upon the economic sta- tu3*"Of*large numbers of farmers than any previous dry spell is generally 10 Years Ago Items of'InterMt From The Chronicle of July 15, 1926 Sam J. Todd is critically ill at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Adair”'are at home from a visit to'relatives in Cus- It took Tox X Ion, quarter of Sp.Tle VtrffrnedVn^Wk;^ yotany! Tmtlf clell'c.df'ife.dtd E'.itabeth Adair and Lois hour to write four telegrams. They^, accepted. Out of a dozen different j seta, Ala. proposals for doing something about j Misses it by the administration, about the I McMillan have gone to Miamia Beach, were finished finally, however, a:id practical fact that_ emerges _is: Fla., for a month’s sUy FOR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR SERVICE Phono Day 36 Night 892-W RADIO EXCHANGE FEEDS — PLANTS — SEEDS — Ww carry a Full Line of Fresh Feeds, Chick Tablets, Oyster Shells, ’All,, Kinds in Season, and the Very Best in Garden and Flower Seeds. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. paid for. ’ three jaded Iniar Rhame and George Blalock »<-^;,and o,.t«rad ujf alon, the^narro^ t'hr demand for roiiof fr„‘„. .* n.dunirt«lrvary ,mTer‘v"*et,f dS|^;^'‘Z^^ affected drouU.r^h,va,,o„Mo C.mj. M.cCfona^ Ala., »ith advice that theyN^ere to be fed -pon’t W the fool.” arowleJ Snelle. ?! u!, fl <■/,“»; for_a rtay of several week*. f n U I* a ^ After f "> '-“J f»“ the pl«ns fir the ,li;tHbul<:n of thi ‘"'Rev L. K MAN WANTED for Rawleigh route of 800 families. Good profits for hustler. We train and help you. Write today. Rawleigh Co., J)ept. SCG-27- SA2v, JRichmoud, Va., of the Kanab desert. i relief appropriation of .$l,.i00,000,000 froMi„the Methodist Pa.stors’ confer- and cared for until his return, .\iter interested today. ! wot’'t'he'bairnre“of the't'imrumi! ■“ 1'®' 7''' "I*'i *" “ ''“'Aboard with .,^1,.,, c.*,res,s voted just l.eforc ad- the tra!n hafb"ke,I in and ma'd.r up, iSldlr" 'k’^r^e The distribution of more dozing on a baggage truck in the sun. and i-outh to the clickti^ of lail an.l and foi a moment he lay half stun- fj-om to heels against the ineyi- wheel.. It wa* late afternoon wW.n he ned. By the time he had recovore,l. ..al l,. ,|u,t. Behind the huckboard iclde in othef paits of the coun-, ,„,.,a,n nn..c,.son a.m awun, from the tram at hevter. He Johnny had exportiy fr,eked hnn of Tox Whipple and Johnny Clehoe. jog-, and the iiolitioal problem ie.i childreo of Dunedin, Fl.„ are the had hardly reached the pla^onn be- w.apon,. and was back on h.s horse, ,a,i|y ,tirrup to stirrup. Ibfuntry stated, where ca! WPA ac, guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and '....J It was early and the sun not yet' ivKi be rut dowm? Mrs. R. L. Bailey. Wiggins has returned ELECTRIC F.\N REP.A.IRING — We repair all kinds Electric Fans, Hot ence in Columbia. j Plate.s, Radio.s arid All. Other Elec- Mr. and Mr.s. Sai^ Prather of Kis-'trical Appliances. See us for Depen- simmee, Fla., are visiting .the for-] dable Service and Reasonable Chhrg- jes. R. Stanton Blakely at Blakely Dixie Copeland of New York, is Brothers. Telephone 18H. Ic dragged back- Ronny Delevan, a .soft Stetson nionev than had been anticipat- P su- * t , , r 1 f IHilIed well down on her dark head,a ^d in the drouth areas of.the North-,mer’s mother, Mrs. Marv Prather For thirty-two hours Tex rode west a heavy man. hit the ground hard, voluminous linen duster swathing her.,ve.st will necessitate the nbanllon::* mointi, sii,. siai> nainti or reduction of wqrks relief t isiting his falher, R. J. CopHand, Sr RKNT-By weeFoT monthrTut- -: .Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson and 3 roams and ba.th, furnished, at Beau- fort Shores, Beaufort, S. C. $10.00 up. The keen, crisp air was a tonic ' delight and a huge, tawny bearded i “When yuh’re feelin’. up to it yuh man caught him by the shoulders,[can fork yore boss again an’ we’ll whirled him around and began pump- amble in an’^^ee ol^. San Juan,’’ sug- ing his hand mightily. j gested Jphnny mildly. “Tex, yuh old sand hawk—how are! Spelle cursed venemously. Johnny yuh? What'cha want? I got yore' patiently to the tirade, calm telegram an’-come arunnin’." “Lafe—I heed five thousand dol lars. Got a chance to buy in fer John ny an' myself on a regular spread over the sweetest bit of range yuh' ly smoking until the cigarette was reduced to a butt. This he crumpled in his palm, tossed away, then reach ed for his rope once more. All right,’’ he snapped, the levity ever saw. The present owner, name’8|‘®^iP®‘l ^>^<*™ face. “I give yuh a a AttA AaA.aA A m A A jJ a • am I * 1 a ^ am Lk a a ^ mama 4a all the mortgages on a local banki^^^- "'h®" ^ runs into that ,breed of^ ERTY FOR TOWN OF to vitality and the lean broncos drew the ligIit~buckboard along at a spank ing pace. Johnny Clefibe’a ey«s were bright and he -whistled softly betw-een his teeth. On the otner hand Tex’s face was seamed with thought and weari ness, for only late the night before had he come in from his trip to Se vier. (Continued Next Issue). lAbor Situation Tense The labor situation holds a great deal of political dynamite. The steel industry is united to resist any at tempt from w'ithout to force unioni zation upon its employees. The Amer ican Federation of Labor is bent up on organizing the steel workers under its standard form of “craft” unions. John L. Lewis, head of the miners’ LIONS TO HAVE OUTDOOR MEETING per week in advance. Mrs. J. L. Rentz, Hotel (ilinton. * tf The Lions club is making arrange- bients for an outdoor meeting to j;>e held the evening of Friday, July 24,' ^um, at the city water works plant on Dun can’s creek. Wives>and friends of the WANTED — Poplar and gum veneer timber. Cash paid for timber be fore moving. Prices according to grade of timber. C. H. Culbreth, Lan- Ip WANTED—Our fri.ends to know that f we have' moved our ""business to Musgrove street Number 36. ' Wei thank you for your patronage in the endeavoring to unionize mortiraffes on a local bankl^uu^- " uen i runs into that ,breed of EiKi l run lunisi ur mill.s under what v-r due to, .“y and they won't lieten'to me I Cl.INTOS TAXES "J''I f ““'^the'i! l!,:, Thie range grabber get* ahold of a wnnd* a n^uey round their horn* g-execu-'• “Jler ?he wigtr ll.or .xdations art. ten thousand dollar mortgage aga.n* drag* em. ^ lodged In my! There are similar tirkll*h labor *it- Delet^n who h*' »'«nt* special to put ^ '“"I’ ^ ‘i,office by D. C. Heuste**, Clerk at the the rubber, textile and eiec- on the roek*. Delevan told ;Town of Clinton, South Carolina, I, trical indusirie*. All son* of rumor* story so In. f.ggerm on stepp.n navXaVv for tW mv 'vach Washington ami some a.lmini.*: an' taking^up hat mortgage for • f "’ll of the City Hall, in the Town of Clin-! „ai, fear partnersh,p split. I got five th,u,*«nd ’mf^^youpt fnend. . ^^^^^ ,^ Coqntx_.of Laurens. State <rf:,hat the situation may get out of „f w,v own ,.V.H ,m Been A Alt • '" iSouth Carolina, on the first Monday ih.„j and damage the Democratic po- I Lions are to lie guests at the occasion, union and advocate of the “one bigi Preparations for thS gathering are union” plan ^for the organization of jin the hands of a special committee, pa^t, and hoiie to see you at our new place. Come in front or back door— .suit your convenience. P. S. Jeane.s. ‘ ■ 7.l6-2tc CITATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION of my own sived up. Been waitin for a chance like this to get Johnny 'started on somethin' worth while. If you t?an see fit to let* me - Imw* -tli* insulritigly frank unbelief. . -w , a J • !>n August, 1936, the same being the S*n Juan Dulcvan was seated m' fg, ,,3,1 w - * A .. .. A money on a personal note Lafe, Pd shore be obliged." , ed curse Ml from Delevan'* lips at or, ''jV''"'7,V:.,";, Lafo Stillman's answer was to draw the sight. - I Und together with ihrick' a oheckbook from-dak. poek.^ and; “Spejle-'' he rumbled, LThulding l^d oCr improvement,l“''»‘"/“'-„f“;^^^^^^^^^^ twist the end off an oid fashioned hel did yuh pick him up Johnny? ' j . -j ,^0 "et K^^tee that he president will fountain pen. | "B«ek along the crest aways. He!.j,,,,.„ / Laurens, retry Turk state “Five thousand be enough, Tex?” snoopin around some asked Lafe. “If yuh want more jest iSaid he was je.st lookin say so ” / what he wa.s goin’ to own ■■Five’a-plenty, Ufe, ant^hore rm! quick. Sorry I mussed him up. But he t;,"*,!" "lihlTIuth sldrif Davidwn i—'f.I'f." t \ kIuumI. property, to wit: , 1 Ubical prospects. • Thf New York Key Decidedly favoraWe to Mr. Roose velt’s chances is the yielding of Gov. The State of Sbuth Carolina, '' I-.au!ens County. By Ross 1). Young, Probate Judge: ' Whereaji, J. W. Crawford made suit to me, to grant J, T. Crawford Lt‘tters of Administration'0^ the Es-j tate and Effects of Mr.s. Mary Alice Crawford. These are, therefore,.to cite and ad monish all and singular the Kindred! and Creditors of the said. Mrs. Mary j Alice Crawford, deceased, that they Subscribe To THE CHRONICLE “The Paper Everybody Reads” he and app.j*ar before ,nie„ .in the Court of Probate, to be held at Laurens' preside^ Court House, Laurens, S. C., on July , it makes the 12;^^ next, after publication here- e Uf^he South Carolina containing tbe-Republicans much more.) l.u o’cl(K-k in th okin’ over *3. or’less front-'show cause, if any they ™ Il^lCinir foi- a disun'ce of BI.I.O fvoV, mom! ‘.,Z ' ’»i'l Admiiiistratiou s the forenoon, to have, why the, should not be thankin^ yuh. We’ll go round an’ seefjrot kinda salty so I rubbed him over a lawyer an' have him fix it up le- once or twice.” gal.” Delevan - grinned disheveled. Spelle did look “Like hell we will,” growled Lafe, “Yore word’s plenty for me. .An’, lemme tell yuh somethin’. If I hear yuh’re scrimpin’ an’ scratch!n’ so’s to be able to pay that back, I’ll be damned if I’ll take R. Savvy?” I a little bit at least. During Tex’s absence Johnny found* “I’H stay where I am,” snarled plenty to keep him busy. Early on Spelle. “Wheu I get ready to sit down the same momii^ that Tex left. Dele-' on that porch, it'll be when it’s mine.” van called Johnny and Pink Crosby “Then yuh’ll never sit oh it,” rasp- ... , , , , ,, j landslide of large proportions, it is street and teimbouqdvd.as follows:|j.„,^^l, here On the north ‘J ^vidsen street for;,^ ^e eleeted a disuiwe of 4J5.6 feet; on the e«t!„i,h„ut carrying New York. ' Given’onder my hand this 7th day Better git off an' have a «»tJ^o^Sy.'fort a ■dUtLe'^S°M^' '**P“'*"'*" Spelle,” invited Delevan. “Seein’ as' *r. “ ^ deal of help isv expected fropi John • . s. • »ion the south by lands now or 'ormer-1 i -- yilh’re figgenn . so strong on ownin’I. , , « p « rii.fp,ir.s, I ^^c^*^*^** retired on June d this layout yuh oughU get acquainted 4S^g'fjet;'and on the west by as and Pod Fortune to the ranchhouse and announced that Johnny was now for^an of the Box D. Johnny having already talked the thing over with Tex, knew what was coming, bui the other two were somewhat surprised, in view of Johnny’s tender years. However, neither of them had ^ver aspired to the job, so were perfectly content to see Johnny^ get it. ~ Rnk Crosby was a brigrht-eyed. ed Delevan suddenly, leaning forward with fiery eyes. “I know all about yuh, Spelle, an’ the things yuh been tryin’ to do to bust me. Yuh bought off my own punchers to rustle Box D cattle an’ ^hrow them onto yore range over northeast. Yuh even paid ’em to try an’ wipe me out. 'They did their damndest an’ halfway succeeded. I’m a cripple for life, but thank God my gun hand ain’t crippled. An’ then lands now or formerly of Mrs, T, R. Owens for a dTstance of 300 feet. The said tract of land hereinabove de scribed was acquired by Stutz-Had- field Silk^Corporation by deed of Mrs. Mattie D. Owens dated June 27th, comptroller general of the United States, Mr. McCarl has already made some public utterances bitingly criti cal of the New Deal, and is expected, by voice and pen,' to take an active part, in the Republican campaign. He has been in a position to study the government’s financial operations. He l6-2cy ROSS D. YOUNG, - J. P. L C. NOTICE OF REGISTRATION “FOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION . D^. Felder Smith of DRS. SMITH & SMITH OPTOMETHISTS Specialist In ~ Examinations Office Hours 8 to 6 Daily Phone 101 for Appointment^ Clinton, S. C. 1928, recorded in I^d Book 56 at . page 5.32, in the office of the Clerk of th? subject of spending Court for Laurens County, S. C. sponaing. «he€iy"Toinig^eT^“’WTt1ri»hBliH?es»r*ffa«-^-beef^-ihda*3aL^^ Don’t ~ j' tunes and ft peaches and cream com plexion. Pod Fortune was hulking and slow going, with a booming voice and A laugh which made the walls of the bunkhouse creak. Both were honest and faithful. Delevan held Johnny after the oth er two had departed. “Son,” he eaid. “Seein’ as this part nership is comiiT up we’ll want a few tallies to know where we stand, meb be. So I’d suggest yuh take the boys an’ comb the plateau, particularly the northeast side, an’ make a count of the cattle yuh find holin’ up out in the meadoa^ The wildest critters generally hunt that range. It’s good range t<m, but more or less deserted.” Johnny nodded and went away to the corrals. A half hour later he and Crosby and Fortune jogged off around the crest. The better part of^ an wieventful week passed!, and then one day, when out alone, Johnny swung into the up- ever figger everybody is forgettin that bank robbe^ an’ murder of three good men. Somehow, someway that affair stinks Ojf yore paws, Spelle. It works out jest a little too smooth to yore advantage. Mehhe what some of us know’d surprise yuh.” , Spelle, obviously very angry, and not a little fearful, whirled his horse and rode away. There had been a ring of truth about Delevan’s last words which Spelle could not shrug off. I Delevan knew something and if, as he had stated, he could pay off the mortgage at any time, it meant Spelle’s big ganrble had come td i naught. Of course Delevan might he buffing^ He would have to find out at any rate and see the thihg through to a finish,' whatever the Outcome ^Isb^all furniture, machinery, equip ment, 'fixtures, supplies, accessories and merchandise, of Whatsoever de scription and kind the same may be, now contained in, mill building located on the above described premises or on said premises, the same consisting principAll3r'of^’'^ms, winding frames, electric motors, heating equipment, lighting fixtures and equipment, of fice furniture and equipment, creels, measuring machine, fire extinguish- Ktrvjjvaiip beama. Kales, cloth racks, cloth rollers, hydro extractor, filling bdards, harness and heddlee, steel cabinets, picker sticks, and all other contents of said mill building and alll supplies and equipment located on the premises. Also all that piece, parcel or lot of land, with dwelling house and other improvements thereon, situated,' lying and being in the Town of Clinton, County of Laurens, State of South Carolina, fronting for a distance of State of South.Carolina, County of Lauren.-i. Town of Clinton. Notice 'is hereby given that W. D. j Copeland is the duly appointed Super-1 visor of Registration for the Town of ha“veTomSrng''to* 3ay Clinton County of Uurens, State of South Carolina. Every male and female citizen twenty-one (21) years of age and up ward having all of the qualifications There Ts more than one suggestion of the possible interjection of a re ligious note into the Campaign. The! i;est 7»f:™.d ob,,;;;r, h;« .ay,h.ti« “J Mr. Roosevelt is discarding the ad vice of most of his former'politixail counselors and is accepting thie guid ance ‘ of the Rev. Stanley High to rttlke his campaign upon a spiritual plane. Wallace and Moley * A great deal of speculation is rife as to the possible political effects of a passage in Secretary Wallace’s new ly published book, “Whose Constitu tion?” Mr. Wallace criticizes what he terms the failure-of Protestantism- to develop a social discipline. That this paragraph may" be twisted to inject a religious bias into the campaign is worrying some of the party advisors The apparent desertion of Professor Raymond Moley, qne of the presi dent’s original brain-trusters, is giv- . Im pnsctictsl -Dsmocratic- politiciaas [ Pff rejistarm, IIHIe concerp, because of the feeling! “ ''“k M., to 4 o'clock P. M., 2290, Volume 2, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1932, and who has resided in the State for two, years, in the County for one year, and with in the incorporated limits of the s^iid Town of Clinton for four months next preceding the election to be held in saW Town of Clinton on Tuesday, August 18th, 1936, and who has paid all taxes due and collectible for the preceding fiscal year and who holfs a 0)unty Registration certificate en- ritling him or her to viote *t~a poll ing precinct-within the Town of Clin ton shaill be entitled to register,- The said W/ O. Copland, Super visor of Registration, will have his office open at the store of J. I. Cope land and Bpo., on North Broad Street in the Town of Clinton for the pur- from 9 INSURANCE VVe offer expert service and protection. Agent for some of the strongest Fire Insurance Companies in America. REAL ESTATE , Town and country prop erty. Prices attractive- .. Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. B. H. BOYD. Agent RUBBER STAMPS Any kind, to fit any business. 24-hour ser vice. Reasonable prices. Telephone 74.’_ The Chronicle' Printers - Stationers on I that Mr. Moley has no important per- each day except Sitnday until 12 bounded on the north by lot of Mrs. migW b.. Not ^th*t ins uejJly | ^ g Workmw; on th. ..st by South consiiknnr deftnt. H.d wm, w||M- ^ ^ ever the cost or methods, necessary. In the meantime, he’d do a little thinking and figuring. per end of a little park and came ! When he reached the Double S ranchhouse, Spelle’s first move wm to go directly to hiz ofrice~and send a messenger for Montana Wa4«, erst while foreman of the Box D. upon a rider spurring easily about a ^up of cattle, apparently studyii« their condition and numbers. The rid er was a stranger to Johnny and in stinctively he bristled. He jogged down hard toward the stranger and reined in warily at a little distance.' “Hello, there,” be drawled'careless- hold o' some money?”, ly. “Lookin’fer some^in’?” The stranger faced Johnny coolly. He was a big-man, and Johnny^ didn’t like anything about him. “1 asked yuh somethin’,” snapped -Johnny, nettled by the sUeoee of the other. “Who are inih a^' what <|o yuh wrant?” 76 feet, more or less, on the west side <g South Ad.ir str«t, .nd b.lng “"IlinillwrnV'HirrS'77n^.'nt!''>’s;»k J!?,!' and critical attacks upon l)[ew Deal policies, however, provide useful am munition for the Republican cam paign. Campaign Funds Estimates of the campaign funds available for both parties indicate the First Presbyterian church of Clin ton; and on the west by lot of John T. Blakely. 'The above described property will . i Wade, asked ^Ue, when the I stamps and turncoat had arrived. “D’yuh know' be bold subj^t to the lien of any out- Republicans have the larg- standing and unpaid State and Coun ty taxes thereon. Terms of sale will 'j be as provided by law for tax sales. in .3 da^s of any way Delevan could have GEORGE R. HOLLAND, Chief of Police olT the Town of Clinton, S. C. Dat^ at Clinton, S. C., Nope. He was plumb broke when I left. Any surplus he mighta had was in Starbuck’s bank an’ that went with the hold-up.” “Uh-huh. Who’s that smart young jasper workin' for him? Reckon he most o’ jest took* him on. Struck me as bein’ a stranger.” est war chest in all political history, approximating $8,000,000 and with plenty more in sight. The -Democratic organization is far less! amply fi nanced. It is an open -iecret in Wash ington thiit its appeals for campaign • * funds hnv. not m.t with th. op.n. ".ndach., 36 n,.nut« Dated this 10th day of July, 1936. P. S. BAILEY, Attest: Mayor. D. C. Heustess, Clerk and Treasurer. 8-6-4tco 666 checks j MALARIA first da^- this 15th day of July, 1936.—-SO-Stco. ' Say— “I SAW rr IN T^B crronk:lb" YonI •handed response that Chairman Far ley anticipated. The Landon campaign is expected to be in full swing during late July. The Republican board of strategy has about completed a comprehensive pro gram aiii|ed to reach every voter in > Salve, Noec Drops Try “Rub-MyiTism," World’s Beat Liniment Shop First la THE CHRONICLE Then In the Steree Watch Your Kidneys/ Bt Suit Tlity Prop«ly CUiiiM tnt Blood yOURIdda^iM BbwMRe IddbMys I imir fwdi dp aol Ml as TkM you smy adlsr M00liw bftdlff '• icBwIy ev loo Moueal - -i-l-. - 6* ■rimiiiofi.oelliiia UDMaioliL i uaoer the eyei; feU omom, mHm* blf ill upset Don’t dcisy? 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