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-f . ■■ t .. -, ,_m-v,in<)njnp.,^.|u.i|ii mii.n • ■ 7<» THE CLINTON CHRONlCtE, CUNTON, 8. C. \ TH0B8PAY. MARCH 25, 1»S1 THE: CHRONICLED 'WANT AD RATES le ptr Vm4 tar fint dta; five iMbrtioM for ^ priee of foor. Miniam duurgo^ tSt ' ‘ Card of thanko aad tribotoo of reopeet. le a word, paTnUo ia adraaco. JdifidHnai 50c. ?DT IN HOUSE HOPJ^ER LAST WEEK .URENS COUNTY SUPPLY BILL ffiNH FRYQERS for " sale, buttermilk-fed. . Mrs. R. W. Copeland 25-2p WHY WASH at home? Buchanan’s , does it beat. 15 pounds Da^p Wash, ready to-iron, only ^9c. Buchanan’s Dry Cleaners* and Laundry, Telephone No.2a: tf GRASS, .MILLET, CANE. Sunny Mix ture, Shady Mijcture, Blue, ^rmu- da ’and Carpet Grass. Cattail Millet, Sudan Grass, ' Orartge, Amber and Honey Drip Cane. Valencia, Spanish an^ Jumbo Peanut?. Blakely -^roth- i ers! Seed Store. Tele.|)hone 188. FOR SALE—We have a few new and [ used Frigidaires that we are clos . ing out at very special prices. Term? ] CTBal^ I (Continued front-page one) Item 2. Special Fund to build and repair bridges 15,000.00 Item 3. New Machinery .... 8,600.00 New Machinery to be ^ bought *by Supervisor’,, ^ Board of Commissioners, Senator and a majority of _ , . , House Delegation. Item 4. Salarie.s: * Clerk of Court^ ...j. 2,000.00 Clerk’.s Assistant 1,080.00 Sheriff 2,000.00 Traveling Expenses for Sheriff \ 600.00 Bookkeeper for Sheriff .... 1,200.00 Deputy Sheriffs, five (5) at $110.00 per month for twelve months : * 6,600.00 Traveling expense.s for four __(|4) Deputy Sheriff.s at $30 per month for 12 rnonth.s 1,440.00 Treasurer 687.85 CleJ'ical help for County to suit your convenienceT W, win. Local Dealer, Clinton. Treasurer , 720.00 j Auditor . ^ 68T.115 i tf F’OR S.ALE—Few Serecea Ix'spedeza Seed left, balled and .scarifice<l, 35c pound.*C. S. Hipp, .Mountville. Ip 1. For RADIO SEIWICE, TUBES and RADIOS Phone 36 RADIO EXCHANGE 2Vc CERES.AN. Treat Your Cotton » Seed With Thi.s and Increase Ger mination and Yield. We havY* also Evergreen Spray, Black Leaf 40, Bor deaux .Mixture, (’alcium Arsenate, Bean Beetle Dust and Many Other Sihillar Items. Blakely .Ikuthers Seed Store. Telephone 188. Icj BABY ( IIK’KS, FEEIKS. B. VV. D.j Tbsted j ('hicks. Starting, Growingi and I..4»ying .Mash, Grains, Oyster 'Clerical helj) for County •JUalitor Superintendent of Educa- Tra vel ing exfamseS for Su- perintendent of E<|uca- tion; Assistant Superintendent . oL Education ' Attorney Two County Physicians (.total for lM)th) AM f'ounty work inclu<ling„ Post Mortems, Inquests and Lunacy. - Medical' Supplies .7.. . , Provided, No .Medical Suj)- plies shall hr purchased except on WM’itten ap- 300.00 Jonty of the 'Laurens - ' Ck)unty Delegation, per • ^ month $50.00).*' ' *’*^6 said janitor to .perform such services as the Sen-_ ator and a majority of the County Delegation in the General Assembly > may prescribed- item 15. Club Work: Bo3rs 47H Club Work fiOjOG Girls Club Work oO.GO Item 16. For upkeep of Court House Lawn 100.00 The work to be done under " ^ the supervision of^ the / . — Laurens Civic League and the County Super- visor. Item 17.—Benefits Under the W’orkmen’s Compensation Law: - For Mi^. Mollie Garrett af $28.47 per month 341.64 Item 18. Health Department 1,000.00 Said amount to be Lspent only upon the approval of the Senator and a ma jority of the House Dele gation. ^CltATIOI^ FOB LETTERS OP ADMmiSTRATiON The State of^-South Carolina, Laurena ^unty. Ry Ross D. Youngs Probate Judge: Whe^as '‘Rykjri Floyd Rms made suit to me to grant him^Letters of Administration of they^jtate and ef fects of Thomas P, W>er. These are, theref0i»,jo cite and monish all andySmguliar the Kihdn^ and Creditors m the said Thomas P, Wier, deceased, that they be an ap pear before'me in the Court of Pro bate, be h41d at Laurens Court House, Laurens, S. C., on April 8th, 1937 next, after publication hereof, at 10 o’clock in the foi^enoon^ to show cau^ if any they have why the said Administration should not be granted. (^yen under my hand this 24th day lof Mi rch,, A. D., 1937. RO^D. YOUNG, 4-l-'2p J. P. L. C. ‘ MAGAZINES— American Magazine^'C^lier’s Week ly and Woaaan’i Home CoriipafiifMi— 11'lHonths for $4.00.' ^ Time limit March 14, 1937. ' JAMES W. CALDWELL Phone 38 Dorit COUGH askforMENTHO-MUlSION IF IT FAILS TO STOP YOUR COUGH DUE TO COLDS ASK FOR YOUR MONEY BACK o^/y 75 ^ \ SMITH’S PHASMACT wiiYswiN iiii:]\ij;iiii{i:i:cL\^^ Cnns (iuivvr bk* nasii now 1,500.00 Item 19.—.Sewing Roortr Incidentals and supplie.s, to Ik? expen%4, if much lx* nee<ied, Upon the approval of the Sen ator and a majority -of / the Hou.se Delegation. 300.00 840.00 2.5p_.00 2 10.00 1,000.00 I Grand Total .$115,1)32;34 \^00.00 I Shells, Walko and Pratt’s ('hick Tab lets, Feede^v etui F4Hintaina.-Blak< Brothers-.‘set'll .Store. Tele])hone 188. Prompt Refrigeration Service^ “ _ Phone 36 RADIO EXCHANGE DAVIS PAINTS — Carry a money- back guaranti^All our paints are freslu 100 per cent pure lin.seed oil. Low price. I can save you money. See P. B. Bailey. 4-8-5p SEED IRISH POTATOES. Genuine Maine Grown Iri.sh Cobblers and Red Bliss. Red, White and Yellow On ion Sets. ‘Cabbage Plants, Onion Plants and Pansy ‘ Plants. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. BULK SEEDS. Beans, Cabbage, Col- lard, English Peas, Beets, Carrot, Lettuce, Radish, Tendergreen, Mus tard, ,Turnip, Tomato, Sipinach, Kale, Corn, Nasturtium and Many Others. Also Flower and Vegetable Seeds in PackTges. Blakely Brothers S^ed Store. Telephone 188. Ic Electric Wiring, i x - tures, Repairing and “ ^Contracting. - Phoi^e 36 RADIO EXCHANGE FOLLOW our modern, clean, simple feeding system by feeding the chicks Spartan AlLMash Chick Start er Pellets. You can i-aise more chicks and at less cost witlTPellets. C. W,„S. Guano .Co. SALESMEN WANTED for nearby Rawleigh Routes of 800 families. Reliable hustler should start earning $25 weekly and increa.se rapidly. Write today. Rawleigh’s, Dept. SCC- 27-S, Richmond, Va. Ip FOR RENT ok SALE —Filling «U- ^ tion with two acres of land. Situ- ^ ated on Columbia and Greenville highway. For further information see ^4?<;A»B<B»'-Galloway. Ic FOR SALE — W'ainwrigiht piano in good condition, upright model, ma hogany finish. Mrs. Bruce Galloway,; Goldville. Ic FREE!—If excess acid causes you Stomach Ulcers, Gas Pains, Indi gestion, Heartburn, Belching^ Bloat ing, Nausea, get free sample doctor’a prescription, TTdga, at Kellers Driig Store. 6-“l0-12p FOR SALE—Jersey bull, entitled to registration, butt: not registeTed. Ap ply to J. G. Simpson, Clinton, R. F. D. 'No. 2. . Ip 9941 VJ 8! ^ pro- L. u. s, APPROVED Chicks Pullorum bloodtested, cooperating in the National Poultry Improvement Plan, administered by official State Agency and U. S. Department of Ag riculture. Our fine sturdy, quality «hick8 will please you in helping make your poultry project more p itable. Our square deal policy p tects you. Buy from us with confi dence." Our 15th year building good will with our chicks. R. i. Reds, Bar red and White Rocks, Big English White Leghorns. Hatches off every Tuesday and Friday. $8.50 p^r 100. Ch^per if called for at hatchery. .. • LET Ua CUSTOM HATCH YOUR .if- EGGS ' in ,oar fine el^tric incubators with . hatcher. We set Chicken, Turkey and Dock Eggs. Our prices , irerV reMonable. We know bow. Write l^riees. J .. FABMERS HATCHERY 908 Main St NeWberry, S. C. proval of the County Physician. ^ ('oroner „ .'4npervisor Traveling ex)K*nses i*Or —r ttt: 350.00 1,.500.00 for —JOOiUL 6().00 600.00 360.00 1,000.00 Telephone for ('ourt Hou.se Two (2) t'dunly ('ommi.s- sioners at $300.00 each .. Traveling Expenses for County- Commissioners, each $180.00 Clerk for Board of County Commissioners Judge of Probate 1,500.00 Clerk for Ju<ige of Probate 720.00 Laurens County Library ... 1,200.00 Military ‘Detachment of Laurens, if matched by similar amount bynCity of Laurens Military Companies of Clinton, if matched by sim- v.—- ilar amount by City "dT" Clinton 200.00 Vital Statistics 310.00 Magistrates: City of Laurens ... 1,000.00 Clerk for stenographic help in holding inquests and , “ subject to call of Sheriff and-or Solicitor, and for any other County vestigation ordered Less Estimated Revenue as Follows: Fee.s from County Officers$7,.500.00 Fines and Forfeitures 2,500.00 From Insurance, Commis sioner’s office . 3,335.00 Gasoline Tax ; 30,000.00 Total Estimated Revenue $43,335.00 Total to 1)0 Raised—by Tax ation $72,197Jii Alunmi Set Up Goal* For Year Ten-Point Proj?rani~“Announced By PreHident Jackson As Ob jective for P. C. AssociationT; Loufs W., .lackson, 100.00 in- by 720.00 the Delegation Clinton 7.50.00 Office rent for Magistrate at Clinton '^'100.00 Constables at ClintorTTTT... 600.00 Waterloo .:..i • 175.00 Scuffletown 125.00 Cross Hill *175.00 Youngs -» ..... 176.60 Jacks ' 126.00 Gray Court 175.00 Sullivan 150.00 Mouritville 90.00 Item 6. County Boards: Board of Equalization 800.00 Board of Registration, three (3) at $100.00 each 300.00 Item ^Jak Expenses, catch ing prisohers and dieting prisoners at forty (40c) cents per day 3,526.00 Item 7. Mfitnesses,^ Jurors, Bailiffs 4,000.00 Provided, Witnesses shall receive the compensation how provided by law, ! and all jurprs,- I^Hiffs, ' and the Court Crier in - attendance upon the Court of General Ses- . sions and Common Pleas ' of Laurena County shall ".receive~»s compensation the sum of two ($2.00) dol lars per diem mile- age as now provided by Jiaw. Item 8. County Home, Poor House 'afld Poor' (For* ^ _ Home):> Food, clothing, fuel, etc., for inmates “ and for 'farming expenses 3,260.00 Salary “for Superintendent a^ helpers 1,200.00 Additional help with in mates 50.00 Item 9. Public Buildings, including water, fuel, light and insurance .7. 2,500.00 Item^-10. Printing, -postage - and stationery 2,000.00 Item 11. Miscellaneous Coh^* . ' tingent 6,000.00 Said amount to be expend ed only upon the written approval of the Senator -and a majority of the Laurbns County Delega tion in the General As- . sembly. Item 12. Rest Room 650.00 Item 13. Interest on Cur- ' rent Loans 2,50O.0O Item 14. The Court House " Janitor 600.00 (To be named, by the Clerlr of Court on tlw i^roral of the Senator and a ma- of ’ Anderson, president of the Presbyterian CoUegc Alumni association, .announces aaen- !point program that has been drawn up to guide the alumni work during the coming year. _ •' It is the: purpo.se of^he program to set forth the new id^al« of the asso ciation as it enters a period of de velopment and one of contribution to the college. The ten points are: 1. The developing of a well-coordi nated national a.ssociation of P. C. alumni, founded, financed and direct ed on a permanent basis. ' Organizing and reorganizing lo cal alumni associations that P. C. men may know what is going on at P. C. 3. Use of traveling alumni secre tary to assist local associations to plan meetings, dinners, smokers; as sist officers to publicize local activi ties; fumish speakers, movies, and other materials. • ■ ^ _ 4. Coordinate the '.separate alumni units with the central office at P. C. for greater benefit to the college and to individual units. 6. The continuance of tho Alumlite as an organ «f the alumni, with more contributions from the alumni. It shall be the duty ofHhe secretary of each unit to send at least three let ters a year on the members and work of his unit to the Alumlite editor.' 6. Inform all the units of the suc cessful activities of other groups and assist in directing similar activities. 7. The awarding each year of the gold “Alumnus P” to an outstandng “Alumnus of the Year.” 8. Enlist the support of the alumni in a scholarship..4u:okram designed to develop their interest in and contact with P. C. 9. Enlist the support of the alumni the enrolling of new students. // \ .\otual photograph of Na.sh LaFayette “400” 2-D()or Sedan with trunk. #Th«r«*f no reason to put up with ~ smaN cor" llmitatlonf • • • Whon you cem got thU groat big cor for to Httio moro Ask about ika conatnitnt terms end tow rates osaHable through the Nash C. /. T. Budget Plan Automatie Cruising Gear ■' Na ■ asailable on all Nash models at slight extra eesL NASH *NM AS umi AS $1 OR $2 A MONIR BTRA . YOU CAN on OUT OF TNI''AU1NRB''OASS— A clwck-wp rscMttly laode In ton rtpcMnnlaltoe citot •hows Hint Ihn six cyllna«r Nash loTayolto -‘*4^" a pew 4-Door Sodon wMi trunk DEUVeRS for |ost dolors moro thon tho shnlorty oqolppod 4-Door (•dons of Hio "Al Thcoo** smof cars. |o ^ny plocit, tho SLIGHT difforonco In price omoiints to just $t or $2 o month oxlra on your timo poymonts. V- W. Main St. G. &, A. MOTOR SALES CO. Clinton, S. C. m Through a P. C. rally meeting, con tinued activity and a scholarship the P. C. ...alumni will help bring leader ship material to* their ahna mater. —c 10, Establishment and emphasis on the* placement bureau fdt use of alumni who have a place for P. graduates in tb^r set-up. Contact can be established through the traveliitg secretary or the placement bureau of fice, — These are the points of a program that yrill put the alumni i^ork of Presbyterian college on a high plane of sei^ce to the institution. MASONS MEET FRIDAY Campbell Lodge 'No; 44, A.' F*'M., will hold a re^ar communication Friday night, March 26, at 8 o’clock. M. M." degree will be conferred. All members are urged to be present. By order of worshipful master:'”' V. P. Adair, Secretary. Poorly Nourished Women— They Just Can’t Hold Up Are you getting proper nourish* ment from -your food, and restfjl sleep? A poorly nourished body Just cant hold upi. And as for that run<^wn feeling, that nervous la* tlgue,--dant neglect it I /Oardul for lack of appetite, poor . dlgesUon and nervous fatigue, has been recocm^endsd .by mothers to daii9hten»-]Oomen to women*-tar over fifty years. jtl. tWasMMg et mmsm toMt* Csrital hUMd thcau Of eseam, tf a docs ito hcasm TOO. ooiMmls • phyatotoa. J n V. 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