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\ CASINO THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY. Ortober II and 12 I ‘^ee Waiie Winkie”! From ktidyard KiplinK'H story. Starrinir SHim.EY TEMPLE. VIC-’ TOK McL VtJLEN. A V H K E Y j SMITH and JTNE LANti. | - —At Khytwr l’as^; , . . uncon- quercM) tribesmen sweep down in deadly raid to dare the might of Em pire! Heroism . . . romance . . drama . . . pageantry ... in the land of the Hengal Lancers! P^the N-JW-S... . 10 A. M. Show—MO.NDAY. 'iOc and 25c THE SPORTS CHATTERBOX By - TENCH OWENS Minstrel Show ■ Scores CHRONICLE. CUWTON. 8. C. iLaurens To Hear Hit ; Garden Expert i: Capacity House Sees Home-Tal-j Dorothy Biddle, Editor 'of Na-' Hesulta Reverse Predictions l.ast week’s predictions: V. C. and KiskTric to tie; P. C. “Anklets” to heat farolina “Hiddie.s”; Clinton to ent Production Staffed Under Auspices of Kiwanis Club. tional Magazine, To Talk To Flower Lovers. On Tuesday evening, the Clinton' Kiwanis club presented a rhinstrel at Florida Street school for the purpose beat Thornwell. Actual results: F.r.s-lof raising funds for the Thornwell club is fortu- a nationally- WED.NESDAY., THURSDAY, October l.‘l bnd 14 'Copper” llased on the no\el by 'Thorne Smith. Starring CONSTANCE IlENNETT, t .XRY iiRANT. ROLAND YOUNt; and RILLIE HI RKE. *♦0 riotous minutes of laughs. As slick as a top hat is this uproarious new t>pe of fun show I E\en a comedy ciunera k*h-s ){a> as tfwo spooks on the loose change a timid soul into a rom ing Romeo! _Ciimed>. "Trailing Along,’ 10 A. \L Show—WEDNESDAY. IOc and 15c Set It' I'rom the Heginning, or You Will .Not Cnderstand the .Show. FRIDAY AM) SATURDAY, ' OfltthVr I.T and Hi — Dorothy Biddle, in private life Mrs. Walter Adams Johnson, of New York, nationally ;know’n authority, will give two-lectures in Laurens on October kine 20, P. C. 0; Carolina freshmen' orphana^Santa Clau.s fund. The au- ;ll I’. C. 0; Tliornwell 25, C. H. .S: ditorium was packed and a good sum Garden Digest. She also| 0?' As a football progno.«ticater, I feel, was realized for this cause. magazines,; ir^kc throwing the old typewriter out End men po.sitions were filled very Flower Grower and ‘Horticulture of the wifidow after that superb ex- capably by John Holland Hunter, An- ^ml is chairman of prograrns for the hibition of crystal gazing! ' ^e! Godfrey, Julien Coelman, and lE., ^‘^derated Garden club.s of New Y ork^ ' All of which reminds Tmr of a veiyjD. Craig with other dialogue being appropriate definition of a football | given by Dicky Heustess and C. C.j The I.aurens Gardei expert (or any kind of expert) that Giles. Bruce Galloway also put or^ a secure such I chanced to hear on a recent radio}comic act^ which was enjoyed thor-1 Lower arrange- prugram: an expert is one who tellsloughly by the audience. > ments, |etc. ^he i« coming to I.aurens what 1^ going to happen in-one sent- One of the best features of the,New York on her way for a re- col-^ program was the music. The entire engagement at V\ inston-Salena, chorus of men opened the min.strel i F., under the auspices of the Lni- w'ith the Kiwanis song. The chorus'North Carolina, also sang “.Suwanee River,” “Home} pe lectures in Laurens will be held On The Range,” and “She’ll Be Com- ^he community hal) on Monday, Oc- in’ ’Roun the Mountain. A quartette, 10:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. The comiiosed of An.sel Godfrey, Hamp-!anxious that flower lovers ton Talbert. Bruce GallJwav. and H. surrounding cities avail them- F. Harris .sang two numlK-rs, “.Sun- of ^he opportunity to hear this “Y’ou can'down,” ami “The Rosary.” ,Bruce distinguished speaker. In the morning .Miss Biddle will scu.ss “Juilging and Putting on a er Show,” and in the . afternoon If. after several attem|its, tliartlTebry fSunri.se and Carry Me Back To ! J* flbwer arrangement cllnfc wdl be seems to work here, 1 aril planning! Virginny, on the trombone.^ ott^er ^old. nn hour s ta x on the underly- locai; members of the black-face ca.-l were principle.-? of floiXer arrangement Rhett Adair, (His HolIing.sw..rth. and pi'evious to the clinic. Char ley Smith. ^ ' •)l‘*nibers and other s attending are The entertainment was closed with urged to bring ariangi-ments for an- the “Hig Apple” by two differ-ent Fach will be discussed accord- gr-oiips’of children. The first group mg to the principles previously point- was of high school age and com[»osed encc, ami then dwotes a entire umn the next day to explaining why it 'didn’t happen! I only hope that ithis column doesn’t acquire the reputa tion for missing-predictions too con sistently as one expert (?)'did. He relates, a few days before a big game, he asked the local coach for some advance dope on his team and re ceived the following rejily, “Y’ou can I write anything that you want to con- Calloway sang a'comic solo and Paul **'lceining the game, but whatever jAu; Harmon rendered two beautiful riuin- djscuj I do, dbn’t predict my team to win!”j^^bei s, Thl-’^W-orld Is-^Waiting for the to charge a small fee from the coaches for predicting a Ibss (ami thereby securing a victory» for then!! Thornwell DownH Clinton .loy niid ha|)i)iness reign again on the Thorwell campu-s, for their foot- I boll tram, after a lapse of three long'of VirgitiiH^ .Sadleiy-Margaret ed out in the lecture. Miss Biddle will ^ I'.ight-1 h' ing with her'a eoHertion of-XkrweTU- V Starring PAT OBRIEN, HENRY Id.NDX. MXRt.XRKT LINDSAY, SU’XR'I ERXXI.N and J. FARRELL MiicDONXI.H. Mere’s >our thrill of the week! The screen thunders with the stark real ism of |M*o|>le who love when they re lucky — and die when they’re not. (ireat as a noxel! S|>elll>indinK aa a million picture! XXilh a four-atar cast and the most unusual action shots e\er photographed! . . . "DU K I RACY” No. l.'L Fox News. 10 X. M. Show—FRIDAY. I Or and 25r years, handed the rampaging Red foot, .Margaret Littb*, Mildred Devils of Clinton Jiigh a clean-cut ^ erts, Hilly Johnson, Hilly Dicus, defeat last week. Those of you who Kopor and Reese Y'oung. They Rob- Jack w'erc holders and vases. A small admission will be charged. An Annoiiiiceinent From BUCHANAN’S We wish to announce to our customers and the gen eral public that we have discontinued FAMILY FINISH and SHIRT BUNDLES work. In the future this type of work will not be done in our plant. Our laundry x^ill continue to do FLAT WORK, DAMP WASH, and THRIFTY BUNDLE, offering the same^t- isfactory workmanship and serxice we hax’e given in the past. This is the mest sanitary and economical way in which to handle your laundry. Call our phone and one of our trucks will call for your work and return it to you promptly. Rug Machine Added We have just installed the latest model rug equip* ment for cleaning and protecting Rugs, Floor Coverings and Furniture Upholstery. Try this service which w'e are offering at special prices for the next ten days. Make Your Old Hats New We have the be.st and latest equipment for cleaning and re-blocking Felt Winter Hat.s. ICs economy to make them over. Bv Blocking Knit Suits NEXT WEEK— "FIT Ft»R A KIND" "DNK MILE FROM HKAXEN” •NORIH DF THE RIO GRANDE” ".SI.VXE SHIP” Broadway Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY, October 11 and 12 “Another Dawn” With KAY FRANCIS. ERROL FLYNN, and HERBERT Ml’NDIN. It’s thing >ou hopt-d it would Im“! Emotional drama that strikes with the fiercfiiess of a dfM-rt storm! "Kggheaii Riih'x Xgain,” "Porky’s Hmlding," “ I'hr I >in Tamer.” 10 X. M. Show Tl ESD.XX . I0« and 20t' attended the game la.'^ Fr-iday after-; noon were treated to some excUirig bits of aetion during the fray, de.s-, pile 1he damp weather which handi- cajiped both the players and the spectators. In Heath Blake and Allen Jacobs, Thoiiiwell has two very good running backs. Allen not only run.'^, but punts and passe.s unusually well. The pass receiving of Hunch and Blake also contriliuted to the dowitfall of Clinton. Thornwell also seems to have a well- filludiiag-of tricks, which should frro- vide this lead, they i'xpi-rimerite.d with some unusual trick plays which oeeasion- ally worked and which kept the spec tators on their feet. Clinton failed to gain consistently and was on the defensive most of the game. Charles Ridiertson, al ternating at end and halfback, w'as outstanding for (’linton. The Red Di-vil backs were frequently caught behind the line of scrimmage hy a fast charging Thornwell forward wall. However, the lied Devils are look ing forwai’d to next year with the determination, that “There’ll come a dav!” RUBBER STAMPS—24-hoiir amrrkm. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. followed by children of grammar school age: Tootsie Cojieland, Nellj ** and type*. Buchanan, Carolyn F’itts, Jackie XVier, j Emma McCrary, Fay Pitts, Clara; lohnson, and Paul Martin, Jr. - j H. F. Harris acted as interlocutor,I and Mrs.,J. F. .Jacobs, Jr., played the! accompaniments. | President D. C. Heustess of the club, stated yesterday that the suc cess of the revue was due to the fine work of H. F, Harris, those who as sisted him, the cast, the school Beware Couglu from common coUs That Hang On ii alter how many medicines 3roa '}} dren who aided in the trouble for some other teams i to all who contributed their time and year. .After obtaining a safe j.talent toward training the cast and producing the entertainment. Big Game Here Friday' Night This and That On Spurts Itailey Williams, whose play as cap tain and li'ft end fov Davidson’s foot ball team has been Outstanding, is IMH HI.F KKATUIU: W LD.NKSDAY, Till RSDAY, (UtnluT l.‘{ and I t “You’re In the Army Now” from Clinton and formerly played for Clinton high sclioo! . . . Have you iiotieed the attractivi' “('linton Hi Bed l>evil>’’ signs attaclied to the bumpers on the cars of m.lny loyal Clinton supportvrs? ... .I. D. McKee, left end on tin* Red DeviN of is playing regular emi on the Frskine -fruicbman team , . . TenirUXoucb-ilill I.ufleiv is offering a fine tennis rac- uet bearing his autograph to the win ner of (he freshman tournament start- Uresbyterian and The Citadel To Meet At Johnson Field. Tick ets Now On Sale. XXith XXXI.LXtE FORD. .HHIN MII.I.S. XNN X I KF. GKX( E HR XD- I KX. t.irls, tough gu>s. thrills, wi-e-crarks. There’s a kick like an arni> mule in e?er> scene of this roiuking corned? drama. “The Last Train From Madrid” Starring DDUDTHY LAMOl'R. I FXV XXF.RS. t.ILHERT ROLAND. K A R KN _M OR I. F X and H E L E N MACK. Run for >our lives. FretHlom’s at a premium and human In-ings are a dime a do/en. "Candid ('andid.-ite." ^ HI A M. ShoH—THURSDAY. I Or and I5r mg at H. C. this week. I’aul la-agiu*, who boosted Clinton liigli school sports so well last year .IS sports editor of The Sentinel, has ^ recently gained a place <=on the fresh-j man council and The Gamecock staff! at the Uiuvei:.sity of-Soutdi Carolina- . . . Lykes Boykin, tennis player ex-1 traordinary. and .lake Penland, sports' When the opening whistle sounds beneath the blaze of floodfights”^>0 .Johnson ‘ Field Friday night to open the Pi'e.sbyterian ■ College - Citadel game, a large fiortion of up-state foot ball fans will for the first time this season be witnessing the powerful Bulldog team that held the .Navy so,_ gallantly until the final exhausting; quarter of that battle last week-end. B Tlie Citadel, one of the leading I eontemleis for the Southern (bonfer- p ence title and a iiowerful factor in: the >tate championship race, will trot!® great football 'material -on the field ■ wlieit its blue clad warriors leave p the City hy the Sea to meet the fight-j ing Blue Slocking.s. j* .V^^la xy of stars are t-xpec+etf -tO'B fla^h for tlie ("itadel. 1‘articulurly n interesting to spectators from thi.s|^ section of the state will he the play i of .Andy Sahados who lust year won'® the .lacohs Blocking Trophy. || .And continuing his st4(>ng bid n .All-State honors, will he Presbyterian' colIegi'’s powerful tackle, Cotton Bos-j® well, who has plnyeil such great games jR again.-'t the powerful Clemson andyij Georgia Tech teain.s this year. Al^ performance Friday mght that equals his spirited work aganst the Y’ellow almost cinch the honors Ko matter how many medicines you ... have tried for your cough, chest cold, or chil- i bronchial Irritation, you can get relief t ticket sale, and; now with Creomulsion. Serious trouble [ may be brewing and you cannot afford > to take a chance with any remedy less potent than Creomulsion. which goes right to the seat of the trouble and aids nature to soothe and heal the Inflamed mucous membranes and to loosen and expel the germ-laden phlegm. Even If other remedies have failed,' don’t be discouraged, try Creomulsion. Your druggist Is authorized to refund your money If yon are not thoroughly j satisfied with the benefits obUlned | from the very first bottle. Creomulsion Is one word—not two, and it has no hyphen In it. Ask for It plainly, see that the name on the bottle Is Creomulsion. and you’ll get the genuine product and the relief you want. (Adv.) expert operators. All dresses are measured before cleaning and after being finished for correct size. Have Your Garments Dyed \Ve can give you any color and guarantee to please on every job. Our Dry Cleaning Department Of course we always give the same type of high class Dry Cleaning that we have offered our customers for the past 20 years. ^ WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR SERVICE SATISFY CUSTOMERS TO BUCHANAN’S Dry Cleaners and Laundry Phone 28 HIPf> & CHANDLER “CLINTON’S OI TSTANDING SHOP FOR YOUNG MEN AND MEN WHO KEEP YOUNG’’ You will find at this popul^ store dependable merchandise put our by the leading mahlufacturefs Th hew TahrTcsrmodels and^specificaflbh^ , f oJitoi- of Tho Bliio .Stocking at I’. U., ai-o both excellent ping pong playtM s; . . . Uliirton High will play Uhester f(,,. on .Novcmboi' o in ( hc.stcr . . . F. C.’Sj Fan.« will bo further entertained by future Bobby .loneses and Lawson'^ brilliant between-the-halve.>i deinon- Littlo^ can Ik* seen to moon out on the -a^olf ball around of it. FRIDAY AND SATURDAA^^ October t.Y and 16 “Riders of Whispering Skull” campus knocking ju.st for the fun almost I'vei-y af- being idanned by the Mili tary department of the college. They have not yet released the detiil.s of this entertainment, but they give as surance that it will he novel and en- Fri'dictions: (Citadel will defeat . . —ItyeeKvterian fresh wiH--wtn-r-' from Wofford freshmen; Clinton High will lose to .Anderson; Thornwell to lose to Honea Path. MISS WHITTEN TO ^ OPEN STUDIO HERE Reserved seat tickets for this game are now on sale at the following Clin ton business firms: Sadlor-Owens Pharmacy, I>arry Dillard’.s Me.n’s Fur nishings. Mac Adair’s Mert’s' Shop, •anu Smith’s Pharmacy. . Starring BOB LIVINtlSTON, RAYi ( ORRKLXN of "The Three Mesquit-1 eers.” Out where the XX’est begins,! and thev liegin where YVest leaves 9. «rr. (A.med?. "'The 'Timid (ihost.’ "SK( RET AGENT X-9” No "Fifty Year Barter.” - 10 \. M. Show—SATURDAY. I Or and 20r Miss Millie Whjtlen of this city, Us iniroduclifg a new dance, “The Modern! Dance.” in Ciinto’n, which is a form! of stage dancing. Miss Whitten plans Suits and Top Coats By Michael Sterns, Curlee and College Row— S12.50 to $32.50 Tailor-Made Clothes By Kahn, Hopkins and Schaefer ' $25.00 up Boys’ Suits $12.95 to $16.95 10 Years Ago her studio at once and is so- NEXT XX EEK — “SING AND BE HAPPY" “YOU CANT BEAT LOVE* "HtlTEL HAYWIRE” -GUN RANGER” jtO OlH'tl jliciting students in this type of ilance, I also Body ('onditioning for children 'and adults. Body mechanics is es pecially iH'neficial for girls in their teen.s or overweight women. Those interested in the-se two courses are asked to register with Mi.s.s Whitten at her home or phone 362. Items of Interest From The Chronicle October 6, 1927 W. J. BENJAMIN SERVICE STATION Standard Products Cara Wash and Graaaai To«r Baaiiiaaa Appradatad SEMINARY STUDENT TO SPEAK SUNDAY Boyd Underwood, student at Co lumbia Theological Seminary,. Deca tur, Ga., will occupy the pulpit of Thornwell Memorial church on Sun day morning, in the absence of Dr. L. R. Lynn, w'ho will be in Florida at tending a meeting of Synod. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE The Paper Bverybndy Raada’* Miss Martha Davidson has gone to Furman, S. C.. where she w’ill teach the coming winter. ’’ Mrs, Ben Martin of Fort Mill, is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. E. Sadler. Dr. F. M. Woods of Martrnsburg. W. Va., is the guest of his son. Dr. D.“J. Woods, On Friday^ afternoon Mrs. C. M. Bailey entertained a few friends in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Brewer Dixon, of Birmingham, Ala. On Friday afternoon Miss Myra Leaman was given a lovely tea by Mrs. Wt P. Jacobs and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr. PAPER — Mimeofraph, Oaioa SUw Carbon Paper, 8 stand Shaata. CHRONICLE PUBUSHING (XX Hats John B. Stetson, Schoble, and A4exip$ef=aiid Sew^ $1.25 to $6.50 Sweaters $1.50 up Bv Shoes Freeman, Bona Allen and Stephen Putney— $1.98 to $7.50 Underwear By Hanes, Wright, Allen and others— 50c to $1.50 Suit Shirts By Regal, Towne, Phillips-Jones and othera— ^ $1.00 to $1.95 Send Tliem to School In Tweeduroy « I ■ ' Suede, Leather Coats - $7.95 up ■ i Mdlton Jackets Boys’ - $3.49 Men’s- Rubber Boots $2.95 to $3.95 Rain Coats K95 to $10.00 New Shipment Interwoven Sox High Top Leather Boots Boys’-$3.95 Men’s - $4.95 up ♦ I 1 0 I S ■ ■ “The Aristocrat of Corduroys’* We know what materials wear best and look best. I THIS STORE IS FULL OF NEW AND DEPENDABLE CLOTHES f6r THE MALE - , — MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY. If IPs Correct We Have It — Iff It’s Not Right Bring It Back HJPP& CLOTHES FOR MEN Al^ BOYS • ' \ t , i- ■ / ■