The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 17, 1937, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE,
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CASINO THEATRE
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MbNDAY AND TUESDAY,
: V June 21 and 22
Joel McRea
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^tenis/Can^t Take
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THURSDAY, JUNE
17, 1937
I 1937 Graduating Class^ llbomwell Orphanage High ^hbdbl
Li i>i 111 11—. .III i’ MU II .-I I ii|( ■- m;-- .
t , Money”
Wrh LLOYD NOLAN and STAN
LEY RIDGES.
Stirring drama of th^ doctors who
serve without pay! It will bite deep,
into your heart! ... He loved a wo
man.,^ much he’d face disgrace to
prove it!*^
•Woodland Cafe”—silly Symphony;
“New News,” “Star Reporter.
Pathe News.
. 10 A, Af. Showr-MONDAY.
10c and 25c
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
, June 23 and 24
“You Only Live
Once”
ft
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Featuring SYLVIA SIDNEY And
HENRY FONDA with BARTON AJe-
LANE, WILLIAM (JARJiAN and
“CHK” SALE. " ■
(iuns hla/ing—sirens Screaming—a
man hunted! She knew he was bad.
everything they said alM)ut him was
true . . . but he was a part Of her and
nothing else mattered!
“Dumb’s the Mord,” Selected Short.
10 A. M. .Show—Wednesday:
lOc To All
Alt AnnQuncement
Tb Motorists '
i
It is with pleasure that we announce to Ihe general
publk that we have taken over the management of the
CUNTON FILUNG STATION
(Corner .E. CaroNha and Woodrow Sts.)
AT THIS STATION WE WILL HANDLE
' ■ I Gulf Prdducts
, - Goodyear-Tires
AND RENDER A COMPLETE SERVICE.
^ ;^CARS WASHED AND GREASED.
At both of our places we are ready to serve you
promptly and with a dependable service. We in>*ite your
business, assuring bur friends and palrons at all times
of our appreciation of your good will and patronage.
McDaniel
TWO STATIONS — CLINTON, S. C.
Hubert Owens, Manager
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
June 25 and 26
“Mountain Justice”
.Starring JOSEPHINE 4IUTCHIN-
SON. (JEORtJE BRENT. (iUY KIB-
HEE. MONA BARRJE and ROBERT
B A It R AT.
Drama thunders from the' mountain
tups! Child brides, lash law, mountain
loves . . . and one woman risks ever
lasting shame to save others from a
fate like hers! ' '
“ACE DRUMHOND” H-
“Trailer Thrills,** F^ News.
10 A. M. Show—FRIDAY.
10c and 2.5c
Reading from left to right: front row: Bessie L. Forliifr. Annie Kathleen Tucker, Annie Laurie Anderson,
".Mary Elizabeth TucRerr Alma B. AIcKee,* M'ilhelmina Durden, Ruth ity^ Effie [a)u- Moore, Ruth Porter; back
) i * ^ •
row: Marcus Paul Anderson, Samuel Smith, Mary Elizabeth Ayers, .lohn M’hitaker, Frances Virginia Quarter-
man, W. R. Dill. Jkmes de Montmollin.
/
Leaders' Plan *
“Love Feast”
Democratic Goodwill Huddle '^o
He Staged On island In (’hesa-
peake Bay.
Farm Demonstratipn
^ Notes *
(!. B. C!annon, County Agent
.Sweet I’oison for Boll Weevils
nn'n at a pjes.' conference, will not
necessitate an overhauling of the fed*
Vi'a! tax structure afid does aot con
template (lisci iminatory taxes'against
jthe^rich 4.A* help the poor. Business
I •'^*em,'he-saitl’.wtH- share in the pros-
I perity which he expucls will follo'w a
FATHER’S DAY
Sunday, June 20th
Farmers are leportmg boll we
equitable distribution of the pa-
■evols tioids wealth.
,,, , ,,,, „ i i'* i...( k.ngautton thiougaout the coun- it was the first /time since his re-
\\ashingtTnT,“ Junp 111. — President A , ■ • i i *• * *u i- c *• u »
.—t*y. Due to the late tall and mild \j:in-1 election that the chief executive has
Roosevelt and congit'ssional le*ade*isi . D)Litlined the inaior ohiectivi*s of his
. [ter, we may expect'serious damage major oojitciivis or ni»
today arranged to hold a Democratic , . , second term, although he repeatedly
■•pcaV ana l„ve f-aaf on an isolalca has ernphaaiaod that the fadcT.! jov-
island in Chesapeake hay over the i '’"' v, ,‘1, jernment must share in the responsi-
• A rnixture known as the 1-1-1 .«weet ‘ bility of carmg for the millions at
, poison mixture should be applied now. 1 fh® bottom of the economic la^er.
huddlet., _. _ , , ..,1 He gave the reporters only a brief
.June 2.5-27 we<‘k;end.‘
The Democratic goodwill
Mix one pound calbum arsente with'
with
‘^peek” behind the .scenes of how he I
NEXT WEEK—
“MAYTIME”
“HER HUSBAND LIES”
• THE GOOD OLD SOAK”
was jtrranged to provide an opportu- , ,,
’n olie gallon ot water, then mix u;.
nitv for a free and private discussion ,, . • [hopes to achieve his new .objective
of'issues which have arisen between of molasses .hat is not and promised that full details would
the president and his congre.ssional '^<>ure»J, as sour molasses will blister j be given to the country in a “fire-
leaders. foliage. Apply thi.s l-l-l mixture «ide” chat or at a press conference
The gathering wilf be held at thelf^'’^’ iM-ginning when|later in the surpmer.
swanky Jefferson IsTand Sports clublf'^^* fir^l shapes begin to form. The C ~ ^ -
—a si^cial organization of senate a'nd inixture is poison and should, nyl be
Broadway
Theatre ■
MONP^Y AND TUESDAY,
June 21 and 22
Edmund Lowe
Ma.dge_ Evans ,
in
“Espionage”
LUCAS and KETTI
With I'AUI.
GALLIAN.
It's all athrill with beautiful spies
and dangerotis scoundrels—■as the Ori-
«*nt Express'gdeS’>dariiig through the
night! -
“Nickle Lowdown.” Selected Shorts!
10 A. M. Show—TUF>SI)AY.
——10c and 20C'
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
June 23 and 24
DOUBLE FEATURE
“Big Business”
I’resenting JED PROUTY, SHIR
LEY DEANE and the rest of that hi
larious JONES FAMILY. The Jones
Family' gets rich!
“The Crime Nobody
Saw
99
With I.EM AYRES, RUTH COLE
MAN and EUtJENE PALLETTE.
Mystery, Murder and Romance!
.Selected Shorta.
10 A. M. Show—THURSIUY.
10c To AH -
house Democratic members.
The three-day se.s'sion was planned
by 'Mr. Roosevelt and legislative lead
left wheje live.stock will d'rink it. The
mixture left over night will sour diir-j
ing this hot weather.. After the woe-
ers to "make the pre.iident available
djunng three days and nights for-tn-
diviilual conferences with all of ,th«*
vils affect squares and lay eggs in the
squares, it is difficult to control them
with sweet poison. The tinu to get
407 Democratic members of the sen- effective resists is to apply the poi
ate and house. ' before the squares can lie at-i
"Charges have been printed in the t.'.ck.'d.
papers fdr-a Ibng time that Prt*sident
il note cotton is being attacked by
Koosevell has been aloof from the ® cotton flea hopper, which iJ caas-
Democratic majority and imlividupl! be rather ragged. The hopper
members of. congress,;; .‘Stephen T. 1 attacks the squares from one to three
Early, White House secretary, said, ol<|. The weevil attacks squares
“By accepting this invitation dayc old or older,
senate and-rhouse leadcis, the. presi- With the fine prospect of coTlIffI,
dent now is planning tot spend Three 1for Laurens county, it i3\hoped
whole days with the Democratic sena-U^at the farmers will not overlook the
tors and house memlH'rs. | weevil situation. Informatio!i received
“That, is something Iw-could not do^ff^'ni the Pee Dee eperiment station,
at the White House bt'cause of the I L. E, Hall, superintendent, states that
press of business and limited accom-| '*; I'JJd only two weevils- came out of
modations. | hibernation of 30,000 placed in cages.
In addition to Mr. Roo.sevelt and | For 1037, out of 30,000 placed in the
Democratic congres.smeiv, Early saldi^^^K®^* 1700 have come out tliis spring
all members of the cabinet exce-pt j and’are-still coming out at the rate
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins, 2*'^ lo 50 weevils per day. This com-
and heads of independent agencies j parison means something to farmers,
wifh problems on their hands, will a-t- W'eevils may be found, near wooda,..
tend, _
.“It's going to be three days of stag
parties— that’s why Miss Perkins
won’t attend,” Ekrly said. '
Newspapermen will be barred.
Early .said, but will be able to es-
terraces, or, ditch hanks. Farmers in
this county are reporting as high as
four to five weevils per stalk. '—
Corn Chinch Bugs
Practically each day, two or more
tablish headquarters at nearby An-1 farmers come io the office about the
napolis to in^rview .senators and rep-1 little black white4band chink bug at-
returning from their tacking corn, causing it to wilt and
resentatives
presidential interviews
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
Jujie 25 and 26
‘Rio Grzmde Rang^’
With BOB ALLEN- and IRIS MER
EDITH.
Double trouble — a.s blazin’ Bob
swoops down on the outlaw desper
adoes of the old Southwest!
•ROBINSON CRUiiOE” No. 7.
“Hamlet and Eggs,” “Snapshots.”
10 A. M. Show^ATURUAY.
‘ " 1 Oc and 20c ' *
.That decorative art for which the
Gobelin ateliers have long been fa
mous is being reproduced here by
Shiva Ausubel who is the first artist
of the WPA federal art project to
weave such tapestry. 'Mis§ Auaubel is
an American who learned the tech
nique in the Gobelin factory in France
When finished the tapestry, which i
being copied from a painting call
A New England Family;’ ’will/W
hung in a public schooL
$5,000 Protection
For Only 25c
If yon are planning a trip for
one day '<ir.jngny days, you will '
be interested in an Aetna Acci
dent Ticket Polieyw -7-
For aeddents which occur on
public conveyances, the policy
pays $5,000 for loss of life or
limbs, $25 a week for total dis
ability (up to 52 weeks) and
$15 a week for partial disability
(up to 26 weeks). For othet\ac
cidents, $3^000 is paid for loss
of life or limbs, $15 a week for
total disability and $9‘*'a week
for partial disability^
1
Policies may be purchased for
any period of time desired (up
to 120 days), bu the longer the
period, the lower the rate. For
example,' while the rate is 25c
for one day, it is only $1.50 for
seven days, $2.75 for fifteen
. days, $4.30 for thirty days, $10
for ninety days and $13 for 120
,.days. Telephone this office to
protect you before gotnj away."
S. W. SUMEREL,Agt.
Phone 80
Clinton, .S. C.
NEXT WEEK-4ir
JJOIN THE MARINES’
“WAY OUT WEST”
’^HREB MB8QU1TBER8” -
RUBBER
STAMPS
Any kiiid, to fit any
business. 24-hoar ser-
Yice. Rieasonab^ prices.
Telephone 74;
The Chronicle
Printers • StatlMers
Red'Croat Potential Life
J9avera Npmber NWly
2,000,000
First aid and llfe'eavlng certlll-
catei Issued by the American Red
Croat since the start of the service
19 years.ago now number 1,888,702.
During the past year the Red Cross ’
qualified 222,698 persons in first aid
end taught water safety and rescue
inethoda to 80,961.
^ This army of First Aiders end
xafO Stvara li out ot the greet safe
ty factors In the nation. They are
trained to give immediate first aid
at the scene of accident, thus saving
many lives and preventing perma
nent injury. Red Cross training In
cludes skill in treating for shock,
-splinting fractures, checking arte
rial bleeding, applying artificial res
piration.' towing drowning persons
to safet^pTSfid in the safe hardling of
boat and canoe. ‘
diej.You will find this insect mostly
in corn adjoining grain stubble. After
the corn has been attacked there is
very little that can be ^one in the
control of this insect. It is recom-
mende<l that badly infected areas of
corn be plowed under the soil. The
chinch bug will migrate to various
pajil^of the field; therefore, it-is,very
mec^sary to cut off the advancement
of the in.sect by destroying the corn
plant with a -pjow. The experiment
station recommends control by,.using
one pound of octagon sdJsq) mixed with;
six gallons of water, spraying the
corn thoroughly or sprayingSvith nic
otine sulphate, known as black leaf
40, according to the directions on.the
container, or dust the plant thorough
ly with sulphur dust. Unless this raa-
terlal is in direct contact with the in
sect, little or no results will be ob
tained. - These methods mentioned
above, using sprays or-dust, are not
[Very practical! The most satisfactory
method is preventing instead of try-'
ing to core . ;
DON’T FORGET DAD ON HIS DAY
Come in to see iis today and select his gift. We
know he’ll like a Rift from a man’s store.
Shirts Make
Grand Gifts
We Are Showing
A CompleteirLine
In AH the Distinc
tive Nevr, Styles, j
SUGGESTIONS;
—SOCKS ■ ^ -—TIES
—HANDKERCHIEFS —HATS
_Tr«SHOES —UNDERWEA
—PAJAMAS —pants
LB.DIt
COMPLETE MEN’S FURNISHERS
1
Very ImportanU.^
the Wedding Invitatioru
Y ou can’t be t<x> care-
{
t—-
Pledge Made For
New Refonn
I Spread-the-Wealth Plan Next
Goal of New Deal To Increase
National Income.
4-
WmT DO . . • '
P.'S. Jeanes
DOT
ful to have^t .re
flect the best of taste.
No cheap substitute for
fineljr engraved invita^
tions would do.
We have the Harcourt
sample book, one of
the most approved lines
Washington, June IB. — President
Roosevelt tonight pledged his second
New Deal to a far-flung social-eco
nomic reform program defsigned to* in
crease the national income and simu
late business by spreading more of
the country’s wealth amoifig 40,000,-
000 “tll-nourfshed, ill-clad and. il|,-
housed” citisena.
The new policy, 1m told newspaper-
'4*
licy, ^
in • America, and/we
should like to have the
pleasure of showing our
samples. There is no
cheaper work; except
Such as planqed. for a
cheaper class of trade.
THE CHRONICLE
PUBLISHING CO. 1
jline
Continues!
WEEK-END
Silks! Silks!
New shipment of S 1*1 k
Dress Lengths. A repeated
value. ZVi and 4-yards in
length—chiffoils, silk linen
and pure dye washable silk,
plain and figured designs.
This week oply—
$1.97 each
'Only one piece each'color.
Swim Trunks
Men’s and Boys’ aIl-wo(d
Swimming Trunks, with
built-in support. All sixes.
Special—.
79c each
Sane
i—a—a-
New Sandals arriving daily.
aU colors, sizes 3 to 9. Some
with toes, some toeless. Se
lect yours now-
97c pair
SPECIALS
^ Value Scoop!
Our Charlotte office has
just purchase 10,000 yds.
of Crowntested W^hable
Silks. Our portion is small.
Better hurry. Plam 4uid
floral designs. A 79^ value.
While quantity lasU^
43c yard
Fathw’s Day
SUNDAY^^NE 20
Remember Dad—
TIES—
10c to $1.00
SHIRTS—
69c to $1.48
sox—
10c to 25c
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