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I I , \ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 19^ ^mm ^ TOE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CUNTON, 8. C. PAGE SEVEH THE CHRONICLE’S WANT AD RATES le pmr word for firot flro iaaortioiui for pike of foor. Minimoa chorg* SS«. Cord of thooka ood triboCao of reopoct, Ic o word, popoblo ia odnoce. Mhdami SOc. FOR SALE—’Best grade peavine hay, home grown. >1.25 hundred. Young Comf)aDy. 27-2p ’S^iate Wants To Keep State Levy Upper Body Kills Efforts To Eliminate Five-Mill Levy As % House Urges. Columbia, Feb. 15.—A move to impose a compensating three-.niill state property levy designed to force county tax reductions appeared in the senate tonight after a proposal to eliminate the five-mill state levy entirely was killed, 19 to T6. . The finance committee report come frotir'tndh^tft • taxes and then, he said, “we will have real tax re vision.” He explained that the pro posal was only for one year. Jefferies' “analyzed” I'evenue for the next year by saying it was esti mated the revenue mill levy” would which, with an estimated surplus of “with the three be $11,055,000, ' / , collections. In this way we would ex perience a much greater good from our contribution. There are so many cases of tuberculosis in the county and yet th6. families may not always be able to pay for medical attention. “It would be impossible to give credit in this article to each individ ual or organization who served in where he chatted a minute with his thirteen-year-old daughter, Margaret, who is recovering from an appendi citis operation. He said he planned to leave for Baltimore Wednesday for treatment to “regain my health.” $2,900,000, would provide $13,055,-1 contacting the pubhc. Space would 000 to take care of the $13,036,000 ap-!not permit that. Nevertheless, a com- propriation bill recommended by thejplete record is kept in our office and Hnance committee. ' j will be turned over to ijie chairman This, he .said, w’ould leave “the(next year. ' TYPEWRITER RIBBONS. aO i for standard and portable machinaa. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING Ca IT IS DANGEROUS It is dangerous to aell a SUBSTI TUTE for 666 just to make three or four cents more. Customers are your best assets; lose them and yon loee your business. 666 is worth three or four times as much as a SUBSTI TUTE. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE “The Paper Everybody Reads** FOR REINT — Six-room■ neuse, IK miles from Clinton, $10.00 j recommended retention of two mills month. Apply to R. F. Adair. ^'of the present five-mill tax, but a of senators sponsored an to the section dealing y tremendous sum of $19,000” as a sur- plTMT at ~thbn^d'"of the 1938-59 fiscal year and “it is highly probable there may be a deficit.” Jefferies saw “the matter of rev enue for the next fiscal year” as “a . Following is a record of sources and contributions: Bonds sold in city of Laurens and industrial areas, $177; bonds sold through rural chairman,; $60; solicitation in city of Laurens and industrial areas (other than .serious proposition” and said “we j schools) $52.35; rural solicitation aimply_ivj?nt to keep the three-mill 1 (other than schools) $16.79; contri- RAI6E your chicks in large numbers' group at little cost. See the Ashley brood- aniendment era we are selling. Prather-Simpsonj with the education department that Furniture Co. 1c i would, impose the other three mills «»'d use it where it will do somo^butjons from all white schools, I for paying school teachers’ salaries 1 • • • • j $228.82; from Negro .schools, $90.62; FOR SALE—Abelia, Spirea, and Vamfor an additional month and to aid “Tremendous locaj levies," he .said, from Clinton (not itemized). $221.13 ere the cause of the stAte’a ta* * -.j-.—. Houtti Shrubs, 20c and Mrs. R. F. Blake-' one good trailer ly. 3-10-5C ^ 1 wt aii cii4\Ait i\/ii AA iiiv/iivitcaiiv«vvrAA\a » 'jAiwiii 'v> a ill v\/ii \ ii\/V lt\ 40c. Als<ffin defraying pupil transportation cause of the state’s tax. ((^'jinton has been given cre<iit for FOR RENT — Three unfurnished rooms, close in. Private bath. Rea-, pense. probl^s, not state levies, “and wei$267.63, but approximately $4r>..50 of! The amendment included a pro- ow® state to lot the three-amount was collected through vision to require county auditors levy stay on and take $1,000,-uhe Goldville and Clinton schools and reduce school district levies “by an 1000 of the state surplus and pay therefore, counted in the $228.82 sonable'rent'\p* l * atChronicle'least equivalent to the]back to the pwple in forced schoolnjoHection through white schools); re- office. IP ; benefits received from the appro-!reductions.” ipriations contained in this item." FOR SALE—3 good farm mules, 2| In efft>ct, the five-mill levy would fresh milk cows, 10 big bone guinea, not be removed, but Senator Jef- pigs, 1 Ty.son-Jones top buggy andjferies, one of the authors of the harness in good shape. W. R. Ander- amendments, said the tax would be; son, Clinton, R.F.D. No. 1. IP SEED IRLSH POT.ATOES used “where it W’ould do the most good” and would bring about ' tax e have t . fwi.ipft.bp coimtjps. Final Report Given On County Seal Sale For the first time in the history of the tuberculosis .seal sale, Laurens lect one here when ya[i\^6 your^ spring cleaning. Prather-Simpson Furniture Co. purpose — I relief, from levies. FOR RENT — S<n'en-room house, lo cated on East Carolina avenue. Re cently painted inside. .Availal)le March Apply W. P. Balilwin, 1815 Pen dleton St., Columbia, S, C. Ic turns from letters $151 15, This gives a total of $1,001,16, and will be turned over at once to the state organization to be u.sed accenling to the dictates of the law. “In submitting this'public report, ll again wish to thank each and every * person who contributed to this cause, ami also those who were gen«‘rous time and ef- cam|>aign such a ork together an organized county, thereby strengthening the , forces fighting the dreaded disease i..ancastre of Union, said the^^**^ ?>i.ntn.in, or annul $l-ol^^j. was to give the taxpayers,*)'”*’® ^ban was collwtetl last year.i ' e county were called 1 NEW patterns in linoleum I-ug^. Se-’Berkley, Mars of Abbeville, Lyles ^ - of Fairfield, Laney of Chesterfield,' ^be total amount collected up this time is $1,001.16, or about give county and taxpayers .•^•hool tax WHETHER it is an oil range, a coal range or a wood cook stove you nee<l, see us before you buy, PraLher- “A!l parts of th upon in making up this fine contribu- Froin a revenue standpoint, he said ^b'ti to fight the droadoii plague, tu- the purpose was “to preserve the' bcrculosis, Mr. Hums state*!. He was' benefits of the state lew to the stated high in his praise ami thanks to all j treasury. , . . We cannot fool our those who .so wUIinglV donated to the 1 Momiihis. Tenn., Keb. 14. — With selve.s about tax reduction, bwause, |firm step ami a piefure of health, the we are going to need the money next i Continuing his statement in-^'egard 1 R*“v. Israel Harding Noe today walked Clergyman Walks . With.Brisk Step] Simpson Furnituie Co. Ic year. He have described it as a ‘ enacted the puHlic to the campaign, Mr. Burns said: “1 j briskly out of the hospital room to am anxiou.s to see I.auren« county an which he wa.s rushed January 25, fol- mistake” to welfare act organized county. W'hen we become 100 Top Size Gladioli $1.50, Send for,]^,^ year without provi<iing for new' organized then about 85 per cent of catalogue of dahlias, chrysanthe mums, glads, and other plants, Jor dan’s Pansy Garden, Aiken, S. C. 17c REDUCE chick losses by feeding cor rectly. SparUn All-Ma.sh Chick Starter, Mash dr Pellet form, is all that is necessary for the first ten weeks. Start right, raise more chicks. C-W-S Guano Co. Ic BABY CHICK.S-Pure B.W.D. Tested Chicks. Starting Mash, Growing Mash, Ijaying .Ma.sh, Baby Chick Scratch, Regular Scratch and Dog Fee<l. Oyster ShelUs, Feeders, Foun tains and Chick Tablets. Blakely Brothers Seed Store, Telephone 188. VISIT our store for furniture of any kind. Special prices, to cash buyers alwajfs. Prather^inlpspn Furniture Co. — Ic WANTED—The International Corre-' syondfnee-Schools of Pav,--- are looking for part time men to work for them in this vicinity. You may develop into a full time man if you j-j fit intO’Our work. Age 21 to 40. Write P. O. Box 1243, Tampa, Florida. Ip BABY CHICKS — Hatches off each "week of sturdy “Thomwell bred” New Hampshires. Entire flo^k blood tested and U. S. approved. All hatch- I ing done in new, modern incubators. Book your order early. Thronwell Or phanage I’oultry Plant. * tf CABBAGE l^LANTS — Frostproof Plants in the Following Varieties, Charleston Wakefitdd, Early Jersey Wakefield and Early Flat Dutch. White and Yellow Bermuda Onion Plants, English I’eas, Beets, Tomato and Flower Seeds, Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. Ic uTS. APPROVEl”:hSs Our fine breeding stock of R, I. Reds; New Hampshires; Barred Rocks; W’hite Wyandottes, as well as our hatchery, inspected by U. S. ap proved inspector. Ever3rthing must be right and high class to pass this rigid inspection. This cost us more, but produces better'chicks which you will like better than ordinalr chicks, yet cost you no more. 15 years producing improved quality chicks. Ask our many customers. Ask your county agent about U. S. approved chicks. All breeders bloodtested: 50, $4.50; 100, $9.00; 300, $25.50; 500, $42.00; Heavy assorted, 50 to 100, 8c each; 200 and up, "fKc each delivered. Live delivery guaranteed. We ship C.O.D. Get price on quantities. Wire quick orders. Cheaper if called for at hatch ery. Hatches off every Tuesday. CUSTOM HATCHINJG Let us custom hatch your eggs. All eggs hatched in SANITARY separate ~ batcher. our prices, FARMERS HATCHERY 908 Main .St. Newberry, S. C. taxes -at the «ame time. j the colk'ction will ho retaintHl in the The amendment, he continued,^county to be used for holding clinics, was designed to give "real tax re-j etc. It would be m>cessary for l4»u- lieP’ .in . those sections and counties i ren.s to cooperate with another small "really needing it.” j county, say Union. The two , would be He foresaw’ a time when all (xlu-jahle thdn to pay the salary of a corn- cation and highway costs w’ould I potent nurse for one year out of the lowing. a twenty-two day fast and stepped into a cah which carricMl him t*> the deanery of St. Mary’s Episco pal cathtnlral. The former dean of the cathtnlral, ousted l)eoause of his fast by which he. sought to prove the fact of im mortality. W'alked uua.ssisttHl to the eh'vator ami rode to the third fhau- USED CARS 1936 CHEVROLET STANDARD 4-DOOR ^40A SPORT SEDAN, new tires, A-1 condition JU 1936 CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN, (QQC Like money iii^the bank . . .. ....I... --■J Ml i—i«—gaBb——nt—— 1933 CHEVROLET MASTER 4-DOOR t9CA SEDAN, new upholstery and tires, reconditioned _9., » 1932 CHEVROLET COACH, new Duco paint or job, new upholstery, pood tires. A real buy at ... $lO0 1934 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN, t97C 1934 master CHEVROLET t-DOOR SEDAN, locally owned. Buy this car and enjoy many thousands 09OC of sweet miles with this knee-action ride 1934 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN, (980 1933 FORI) V-S COUP,E, Cl AA for only Vr if?::::. ^1W 193:) FORI) V-8 COUI’E, C9QC tery dean—hnik it over ., 1932 CHEVROLET DELUXE COUPE, Cl 7C rumble seat and all for only ^ * ♦ 19.35 CHEVROLET 1 «/i TON TRUCK, C9AA reconditioned, new tires, .stake body GILES CHEVROLET CO. TELEPHONE 26 CLINTON, S. C. X u\ JNSURANCE We think we know the best Fire and Life Insur ance policies. We think we know how to advise the best plans for you. We think we have the best companies. Consnlt me. ^ a H. BOYD, Aguut Realty & Insurance Co. a See...it’s signed by •V; As early as 1746, the neighbors of young George Washington entrusted the survey ing of their fields and forests to the master of Mount Vernon. They could count upon his unswerving honesty. His name upon a map made it an authoritative document. A good napi® i> no less important today. As you read the advertisements in this newspaper from week to week, you see the nanfes of manufacturers and merchants who have builded their business success upon honest products. The very fact that they advertise speaks for their integrity. The store that STAYS in business has not only to get customers but to keep them year after year. Your good will is worth too much to be endangered by inferior, unsatisfactory goods. Read the advertisements regularly. They will save you minutes and money. They serve as maps of good mwchandise — signed with names which, like the name of I Wadiington, have been tested by many and found completely trustworthy. The Chronicle “The Paper Everybody Reads”