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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLIimN, S. C.
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THURSDAY, JULY 15,-1937 ,
THE CHRONICLE’S
WANT At) RATES
Ic p«r word for firot ii
tim: fi^o insertions for Um
price of four. Minininni dMrfo
25c.
Card of thanks and tribitoo
of neopect, Ic a word, pajabto
in advance. MinimnM 50c.
BARBECUE—Don’t forget the Bar-!
becue to be held at Mace Young’s
pli^ce on CMnton-Goldville highway,'
•Wednesday, .luly 21.. Pig-foot stew
the night before at 8 o’clock^
WANTED TO RENT —A 3 or more
room house, or a 3 or more room
apartment. Reply to P. 0. Box 312. p
POR SALE — Several dozen fresh
eggs for sale each week. See R^J*
Ellison, 63 E. Carolina Ave. ' Ic
S-Minute Biographies
AulJiar of **Haw to Win Ffiimdi
and bifiuence PeopU*’^
Farm Demonstration
Notes
C. B. Cannon, County Agent
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JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER
She Turned Him Down Because He Had “No Prospects’*—
( His Name Was John D.
John D. Rockefeller hail'done two
astonishing things:
Eirst, he had amas.«ed probably the
County Agent C. B. Cannon again
warns Laurens county poultry grow
ers :that during warm weather bens
nfsTy ."tieCome infested wth lice arjd
hen houses with mites in a short timo
and that these parasite-s may not be
noticed until egg production drops. A
further bad effect, he says, is that
pullets may be stunted in growth and
some may be lost before the flock
owner di.scovers the cause of the
trouble.
The most effective summer treat-
men for live, Mr. Cannon says, is dip-
pln'g the birds in a sodium fluoride
solution made of one pound of Sodium
iU'Da.J.ROSSLYN EARP
Director, New Mexico Burb» of Ptdilac Healtfa
: 1,
stored the money in a cracked teacup
which he kept on the mantel piece.!and 10 ga]lons>of water. The
He worked on a farm for thirty-seven Ifluoride may be dusted on the
ACCIDENT Insurance Tickets cost'K eatest fortune in ail history. He cents a day and .«aved all his wages I by the pinch method, «whichcon-
only 25c'a day; pay up to $5,000. started out in life hoeing potatoes
S. W. Sumerel, phone 80 and 3'2. 3c under the boiling sun for four cents
• n hour. In tho.«e days, there were hot'
WHY WASH at home? Buchanan's
half a dozen men in all the Unjtffd
until he accumulated fifty ^dollars. applying a pinch of the dust
Then he lent those fifty dollars to his wing, the neck, the back,
employer at''^eren per cent interest
and di.scovered that hi.s fifty dollars
and the fluff.
To gel rid of mites the county agent^
d^ it beat. .State.s who were worth even one mil- could niake^g^ much for him in a ye^r cleaning The poultry, house,
ready to iron, only 49c. Buchanans (Jollars; but -John D. Rockefojier! as he could earn by ten day.- of gruel-
Dt7 Clean,,, and l-ann.iry, Telephone ^ ...tin.at-! linK work , .
^ l!"!ed at anywhere from one billion toj That settle<l it,'' he. said. “I deter-1H** suggests ,that old motor
FOK .SALE flxtra fat. black and [ .wo billion dollars. ' '{mined then and there to let money be |®lone or with kerosene may be
white pony. Veiy gentle and very! -And yet the first girl he fell injove niy slave ip.<tead of being the slave f^^** P®inting the roosts and hear-
thoroughly and spraying with a five
per cent solution af some good dis-'
stylish looking. .Sadille and bridle goes I with refused to marry ham. Why? of money;,’
with him. $50.0(1, We ight^w about 6.50 ^ Because hei^'niother said he Was not j .John f). didn’t spoil his son
too much money. For example
pounds. A. I. (Lus) .Ma-soii. Laurens, j
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POR fN.ALE—I’urebred cockyrels $3.75
•(1 cocKei
per 1(K). Keds, Rocks, Wyandottes,
Your choice, all cockerels or half pul
lets $6.50 |per 1IK>; all pullets $9.50
per 100. Ancona or .Minorca cockerels
$4.5frper 100. Postpaid. Live arrival
to your door guaranteed.- David Nisbf,_
ols & <’o., Rockmart, (Ja. 8-2c
MEN WANTED for Rawleigh Routes
of HOO families. Reliable hustler
shouhl ..^lart <-aining $2.5 weekly an<l‘
increase rat>i<ily. Write today. Raw
leigh’.-, De])t. .«'(I-27-.S, Richmond,
Va .. 1P I
VENETIAN BLIND.S U*t us meas
ure your windows and make a price
for Venetian blinds for your window.s.
Any size, any color. Prather-Simpson
Furniture Co. tf
Fall pL
SEED POTATOE.S for Fall PBanting.
We have ju?t received a rdee ship
ment. See u.s for Rutabaga, Turnip,
Tendergreen, Spinach, Beans and Oth
er Seeds. Also <'hick SupjtMes. Blake
ly Brothers Sen! Store. Phone 188.
by cracks and crevices,
w'ith details regarding these para-i
, he|'‘*>^P'’ other poultry troubles, .Mr.-
ly for e:wih fence po.st I * suggests that poultrymen
he cfiuld find on the estatl* that need-; secure extension circular 147,1
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to he repaiied. Hi* found thirteen i ‘‘^®'ii’®tion and Health, which
paiil thirteen! obtained through the county j
jf-'j iw WT- iv'j'aiix'vi. in' iwiiiMj tiiiiix'x'iii ««vc»4i«if wjiiviit
j in one day, and wa
!cen’.-. Then John I>. paid his son fif. [Hgent’s office or direct from the pub-;
I teen cents an hour for repairing f«mcr Mj<'®Lion^ departmont at ^'lemson col-j
le«, and his mother gave him five I
[cehls an hour for practicing on the
violin
'»iill. - ,
j .John D^,JlJ^^^^■r went to college. He
I finished' high school and attended a i
jconirnercial .-chool for a few months. |
Me. was through with academic study i
Jfoicvei when he was .-ixteen; yet he*
I h.ad given fifty million dolla'i s to the|
I University of Chicago,
' Me wa- always inti risely intc-rested'
Grain Crop Best
In Eight Years
V- SALT LOSS
It was discovered some years ago
that miners who work in very hot
mines, and so lose a lot of fluid by
perspiration are liable to muscular
cramps. However, if they slake their
thirst by drinking dilute salt solution
instead of plain water they do not get
cramps.
Peoples who live in hot countrie.s
regard salt as a very precious pa»-t of
their diet. The saying, “Ye are the
salt of the earth,” would mean much
more in Palestine than in Alaska.
Scientists tell us that salt 4.s mpre im
portant in hot weather than we have
known.
It can be showm that we lose a
great amount of salt with the sweat'
that our skin.s pour out to keep us
cool. If we lose twelve pints of swjeatj.
as is quite easily possible, we slmll
lose, at lea.st half an ounce of salt.
You can see .that this loss may bej
greater than can be made good by the i
salt you ordinarily take in your diet. !
.L,,Aji..,;Engli.sh army doctor came to'
the conclusion five year.s ago that thej
troops ufiTler Kis care in’‘“the hot cli- j
mate of the Punjab were suffering
from salt 16.SS during the hot seasons.;
He refiort.s that since he. increased:
the salt in their diet his men have j
8uffere(| much less from heat pro.‘'tra-|
lion as well a.s^from mu.scular cramps.)
If we drink thr’ee quarts of water
on a hot day we can add to that
amount a tablespoonful of .salt, with
out making the water too brackish. If
that method is distasteful it-‘.should
not be very- difficult for a clever cook
to work in .some extra salt in wege-
tahles and sauce.?. The salt water
method is, however, to ^be preferred
because it makes sure that plenty of
water is taken with the salt and that
only those who are perspiring freely
and therefor^ are thirsty are getting
the extra salt. ,
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L RUSSELL GRAY and
V. PARKS ADAIR, Gen. Mgra.
He Uacd to Get Poor Cents an
Hoar for Hodnf Potatoes
YOUNG man desires room in private
home. Reply to Bill McCanless, at
Jacobs & Company. Ic
FOR RENT—By week or month, dur
ing summer’, small stucco cottage.
going to let a daughter of hers “throw
her.nelf away’’ on a man who had r’lch
poor prospects as John I>, Rockefeller.
The swond astonishing thing that
Mr. Rockefeller did wa.s this* he giv
away more pwmey than anyone else
had done in all history.
He had given away $7.50,000,(hUt- -
and thlit means that he had given
3 r(Kmi.? and bath, furnished, at BeaH-|a''«y «cventy-five cents for- every
fort .Shores, Beaufort. S’. C., In ex-|»imute that had passed night and .day
cellent condition. $10.00^per week the.t'.irth (>f < hrist—or to putJt
advance, Mrs. .1. L. Rentz, Hotel CHn-j "“y. D. had given away
ton.
Chicago, July 13.—.Market^exfierts
estimated today the l'.*37 harvest of
principal grailT-, • including *the na-'
tion s first two-hiliif»n dollar crop
, , , . , since 1!)29, would he worth almost
in the, church. As a young man he'
taught Sunday .-chmd classes, never ' Tim’..lviu i . i-
■ , , , , I imeiy lains in the midst of the
dance,I, never plaved cards, never l.., . . ,
. . .1 4* I I J »* I at wax 4 have contiuhijlud to almost
went Uy th<‘ thuatru aru ( i< r. t ><moku r
arrowing conditions for corn, the
and tiidn t drink. ' farmer’s
Me said grace before each meal and j
he had the BiMe..read 'to him daily ; u . .
, . , . , 1 . I grains—wheat, oats and rve ■
and in addition, he al.so had read to, ....a .u
. , . e I I --was ligure.d at more than $3,500,-
him selections from a hook of l><'(‘>us opp poq - t , u ,
The valuation was an eight-year
high and l.{ per cent greater than a
year ago. j
greate.st money croft. The'
market valuation of corn, and the oth-■
and prayer.s containing ujdift messag
es for every day.
.Mr. Rockefeller’.s only great ambi
tion was to round out a century of
life; and he said that if he were alive
on his hundredth birthday — .Inly 8,
1939 — he would lead a haml on his es
tate at Pooantico Hill.-i. And the tune
they were going to play would be:
When/^ou and I Were Young, Mag
gie. ‘
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HAVE BEAUTIFUL FLOORS
LET US SAND YOUR FLOORS.
- Estimates Free.
latest Type Floor and Spinner Surfacing Machine.
City EUectric &. Plumbing Co.
E. M. Timmerman, Proprietor
l*hone 36 , Ciipton, S. C.
Union Drive
l^f|six hundred dollars for every <lay that I f Tq Plialv
' ' ■ — ha.s dawned since .Moses led the chil-
NOTICE — Jewelry, watches and dren of I.srael across the R«*d .Sea.
clocks repaired/firomiitly. Reason- three thousand five hundred year-
able charges, guaranteed, work. Esti- ago.
mates gladly given free without ob-1 He h.nd been one. of the most* bitte--
ligatiori. B. M. Brown, Jeweler, Uu- }y hated men in Ameriea. He had re
ceived thfu^and.s of letters from peo-
lens, S. (\
7-15-5p
TOMATO IM.ANTS. Margtolx*, Brim-|P'‘' threatening to kill him. He had to
mer, Oxheart and Others. .Also Pep-| pi‘ut<*cted day and night by armed
pj'T, Cabliage, ('olJard and Egg F*lant.s.
We have the Insecticide.? for the Con
trol (rf Insects on your Plants "too.
Blakely Hniithers_See<l Store. Tele-
J#lOIU
188.
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b'OR S.A'LE—'Fixtures of P. S. Jeanes
etore, consisting of soda fountain,
back bar, hot ,log counter, three show
cases and other. e<iuipment. Apply to
Mrs. P. .S. .leanes, ('linton, S. C, 8-2c
KLFXTRICAL RKPAIRING. Your
F.h*ctricaJ Applianct'v Repaired —
from Hair ('urlers to V’fu.-uum (Hean-
«irB. b'ans, Radios, Toasters, Hot
Pla1«*s and .Maig7iet(vs. R. Stanton
Rtakiily at Blakely Brothers Seed
Store. Te'lephone 188. ic
D. E. Tribble Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
EMBALMERS
Licensed Embalmers, Conplet*
Modern Equipment
Day Phone
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Clinton,
8. C
U., I. O. Head XX’ould Form Gi
gantic .Organization of City;
State and National BnH^oyes.
Washington, July 12. — John L.
l.A'wis began a drive today to bring
body-guards. He had endured the ter
rific nervous and physical strain (,f jstate, - county and city em-
building up and managing all his far-
flung enterjiri.ses.
ployes into a new union affiliated
with his ('ommittee for Industrial Or
-The strain of basiwss killed Mar- ■ KMnization.
rimaft, the railroad builder at sixty
one.
^ "Employes of .itate, county and mu
nicipal divisions of our government
Woolworth founded his vast chain
of five-and-ten-eent stores and' was
done with life at sixty-.^even.
“Buck" Duke made a hundred mil
lion dollars out of tobacco and died
at sixty-eight
'have long felt the need of an organi
zation to proipote their welfare and
provide means for the adjustment of
grievances ari.-ing through their em
ployment,” L<*wis said in a statement.
G. 1. O. leaders added the nucleus
But John I). Rockefeller had madeh*^ the’new union will be a group dis-
a far greater fortune than Wool-'American Feder-
worth, Duke and Harriman all put
iation of Ijahor union chartered within
together; and lived to ninety-seven
And remember, only thirty white men
in a million ever reach the age of
ninety-seven — and there i.s probably
nojl one man in a hundred millioq
who ever reaches ninety-seven with
out needing artificial teeth. But John
the last few years.
^~A. D, Ix'wis, a brother of John L.
and director of .the C. I. O. govern
ment employes ’ section, said this
group is mostly in New York and
Pennsylvania.
A'bram Flaxer of New York city.
I), at ninety-seven.hadn’t a false tooth;*'** named vice-president of the
in hrs head, new union. He is to head it until a
What w'a.H the .secret of his long! organization is set up. ,
life? He probably inherited a tenden-| The drive .is Lewis’ second in the
cy to live long. And this tendency had .pvernmental He recently an
been strengthened by a calm, placid,
disposition. He never got excited and
he never was rushed.
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BARBECUE
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BUSH RIVER CHURCH
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 11
For Benefit of Bush River
School. ^
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Prices:
Men 65c, Ladies 50c, Chil
dren under 12, 40c.
Pigfoot stew Tuesday eve
ning, Aug. 10. Price 50c.
Unexcelled Preptration and
SenrlctT
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When he was head of the Standard
Oil company, he had a couch irt hit
office at 26 Broadway; and come
what might, he had a half-hour’s nap
everj’ day at noon.
When John D. Rockefeller was fifty-
five, he had .a physical breakdown.
That was one of the happiest alpcl-
dants that ever happened in the whole
history of medicine; for because of his
own illness, John D. was stimulated
to give milTiona to ihedicaL T'esearch.
As a result of his ill health, the Rock-
lefeller F'oundation is spending almost
a million dollars a month to promote
i health throughout the world.
I was in China during the terrible
cholera epidemic of 1932, and in the
midst of all that poverty and ignof^
ance and disease, I was'able to walk
into the Rtx-kefeller Medical college
at Peking, and gel a vaccination for
cholera. Never until then .ha<l 1 real-
ized-how much Rockefeller wa.s doing
for suffering humanity in Asia and |
the remote corners of the earth. The
Rockefeller Foundation has tried to
i -Stamp out hookworm all over the
j world; it is waging a winning battle
against malaria; «and its physicians
discovered a vaccine for the dreaded
yellow fever.
John D. earned his first dollar by
helping his mother raise turkeys.
He saved all the nickels bis mother
paid him for tending tdrlteys and
nounced a campaign to organize the
“United Federal' Workets of Amer-
' V — ^
ICA.
John L. I^ew-is aI?o announced that
■**the use of strikes or pickering by
the union shall be deemed a violation
of the policy of this organization.*'
Lewis’ efforts to organize federal
w’orkers were denounced today by
Representative koffman. Republican,
of Michigan, a frequent critic of,the
C. I. O. /
Proposing • that congress make it
unlawful for any person to encourage
of participate m a strike ai^inst the
federal government, JlbffmahliaTJ his
proposal was aimed at the C. 1. O.ls
activities.
Hoffman contended there is no need
for organization of government work
ers along labor lines. He said they are
protected by civil serx’ke rules, and
by pensions upon rerirement.
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