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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE.' CLINTON L C
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Thursday; SEPTEMBER i, 1938
THE CHRONICLE'S
WANT AD RATES
le p«r word for fiiwt
tioa; fire insprtiona for tlio
price of foar. Minimum dinrgu
25c
Card ;or thanks and tribntaa
of rcspMt, Ic a word, pay^blo
in adranee. Minimom 50c
to DAY
iuul
\T(MMR<m
COMMENTS ON MEN AND THINGS
By Spectator
Federal Loans
jthan 7,100,000 bales put up as collat
eral under previous loans, and that
On Cotton Set wprid supplies of cotton were larjre.
7
nuun
WAJ^TED ~ Your wiring, plumbinj:,
repairing and floor sanding. Large
©r small jobs, 'we
STO.CKBRIPO
By
HEI.IUM — AdvahUge*
the aid of helium new records
I The first “Primary” is over and
I the second one is just ahead of us.
I'Of course the wise ones knew that
i things would come out as they did.
The important jthing is to choose men
who^wili_thihk soberly of. the public
interest*
Spectator ha^ iiiKsIr become excited
old Abbeville? Or is it that the
saints have been gloriously trans
lated? Selah!
Watch Ailfen. 14,626 in 1936, but
only 12,964 th 1938. Looks as though
I Wallace
Fixes Rate At^ 8.30
Cents Per Pound On 7*8 Mid
dling Staple.
the
the boys have turned out to re-elect j culture . » '
dftho," Williams to the Senate^—^ind4it would make loana>.on 193* cotton!
have no interest until Friend Wil-|»t the base rate of 8:30 cents a
—r • til over the campaigns; from the very be-1 liams moves up again. Barnwell I pound.
small jobs, appreciate he knew most of the candi-1 courfty \ strained her resources ofj The department also announced it
patronage. Radios, tubes, and guaran-, *Kas, wnicn enaoies airsnips lo willing to listen manpower in 1936 to 5,291; but as I had revised the loan program on last
teed radio service. E. M. TIMMER-jsoar, also enables human beings to Pro reports against men who were of- -oon as Edgar A. Brown was elected year’s corn by raising the nste from
MAN. City Electric and PlumbingMeeper m the^ c^ean than anyone has ^heir services to the State, i ahe took it easy and enrolls only 4.-
it felt the rate should l^e near
minimum allowed by the law.
The full loan rate will be available
only to cotton growers who planted
within this year’s AAA acreage allot-
! ments. Non-cooperatives will be eli-
o- tkb jgible for loans at 60 per cent of the
4‘—t pS, ^*^*''rate ‘ ‘
department announced today |
Washington, Aug.
Co. Phone 36. Estimates Free.
ever gone before.
Look over the candidates; are they: 735 this year. Charleston rose to
50 cents to 57 cents a bushel—the rate
applicable to co-operators, and
only oa that part of their production
in excess oT thifeir marketing quotas.
Under the revised com loan grow
ers who already have placed grain
under loan will be eligible to receive
the increasde rate.
Both cotton and coni loans will be
made by the commodity credit ©or-
■ h.ve had .high re-[the, height, and enrolled some of the|av.nable on the.com crop now being i.gencie* may make loan, to producer.
STRAYED OR STOLEN — Springer, hehum ami oxygen int^o the diver sj^j^^d for all of them. Now I am asked| stunly old unreconstructed rebels who grown
Spaniel dog, year old, brown and llPlmet while, he is submerged. Wd- ^ believe that some of these men are i never enrolled before, because an hon-
■white, long hair, t>ara extra long, bob- 1mm Badders, master diver of t^^-deliberately in league with crooks and: ored son is running for Governor,
bed tail Please give any information United States navy, went down 4arnj,yg,j,^ blind tigers and gamblers. No, 4, ,
at The Chronicle office. from the U. S. S. Falcon and re-^ j believe it. On the
which officials said would be made | potation. Ban^s and other lending
II don't believe it. On the contrary!
- . ^ oiained submerged at that depth for|i know-men and conditions in South'’
fXlR SALE—864-acre farm on edge half an hour, with no ill effects. : Carolina and I know certain conditions ^ j
of city limits of Clinton. Cui acres The greatest danger to deep-sea' a„ aroused and militant citi- u rf
in cultivation, 3 duelling houses, 2 divers is the nece.s.sity of keeping thej^enship constantly and purposefully ‘ , 7 t 5,9p.^ this year.
t>ams. Will sell at bargain price. .Aji- air pressure inside the diving suits■ aggressive. Certain so-*'^"^
ply to K .F. Aihiir, Clinton, S. C. tf as great as that exerted by the seaJpjjj.| g,.,. almost beyond the po-
wator from the outside, which in-lji,.,,. they may more effectually b<*
The 8:30-cent loan rate will apply
to 7-8 inch middling cotton, with
differentials for other grades and
upon cotton stored in approved ware
houses and sell the notes to the com
modity credit corporation from time
to time prior to 30 days from the nva-I
staple lengths. This compares with .turity date of such notes, at par with
a base rate of nine cents a pound on accrued interest at the rate of 2.5 peri
jlast year’s crop.
! Ixians Are made
to growers de
cent. ;
The cotton loans will bear four per
and mature July 31,
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING — Bring,
militant
me your Electric Fans. Hot Plates.!ilealt^with by the Church
Vacuum Cleaners. Curling Irons and pn-ssures the nitrogen of the air^^^an U^pvaco officers.
All Electrical Appliances that need Piinipe.l m iierietrates the blood-ves-J
Repair. Reliable Work and Reason-1 Ciluses a paralysis which is^ i have always thought that it was
able Prices. R. Stanton Blakely possible for a man to be too
hauled uji. \V ith helium substituted around the house. It is all right for
Blakely Brothers
phone 188..
Seed Store.
-also St^imp
Ft>f -t-ttxi
.Springs water delivered, apply to
P. B. Ferguson, phone 73.
PIANOS
Tele-,
for nitrogen that danger i.s eliminated, j hubby to drive a few nails now and
I then and to turn the trunks' alxiut in
and “all—»«eb—4ker*-^—A*
2fRRA.^I]RE Refovfry
I
the attic-
dare do all
; who dares
For nearly 150 years efforts havey^^.jipth his wife, “1
l-2pjbeen going on to recover 10 million that may become a man
LisU-n to the tone, sw the ] worth of gold bars which ^y^e, is none.”
btwuty of design, a<lmire the dura- were sunk when the ship Lutine l x^w the question before the.house
was wrecked off the coast of Holland j, this, namely, to wit: What becomes
Now when hubby wields the
Green-
7,000 - vjoters! Just think j sirjyij, to hold their crops off the mar-!cent interest
of that. And those Greenville citi-jket for possible better prices in the i 1939.
zens are the greatest boosters in the future. * I
State. Still there you are. .At first! xhe loans actually will range fromj
blush I thought these 7,000 had been‘5;3o cents a pound on 13-16 inch orj
1 corralled by Spartanburg or Ander-| shorter low middling to 10.75 cents on
® glance shows thatji 1.2 inch or longer good middling
useful “^Paitanburg lost eight thousand and or better cotton.
i Anderson lost three thousand! Well,! low grades will be eligible for
well. If you want real stability Y®^hoans at a discount from the base rate'me to grant him Letters of Adminis- ,
(must move to delightful old Edge-'and higher grades will be eligible for'tration of the esUte and effects off
field, Dorchester, Darlington, J^laron-|p,^,^jyns pn. the_ ba.se ra^. I Mrs. Hattie A. Whatley. '
CITATION FOR LETTERS OF
AD.MINISTRATION
The State of South Carolina,
Laurens County.
By Ross D. Young, Probate Judge:
Whereas, J. L. Rentz made suit to
bility of the Baldwin piano. 70 years
of experience and re.search behind
ea<'h piano. Spinet—Acrosonic (True-
tone). Baby Grands and Bungalow
Uprights. S|H‘cial prices. Sec them at
home of Mrs. D. J. Brimm, ItaJdwin
I'lano repr»‘sentative, 120 S. Broad
St. I*hone 349-,!.
FOIiNDt—.A stray pig, owner can get
same by paying for keej) and this
«<!. W. H. Bolio.
Ic
TURNIP SF.KD. We have many ya-
rietii's of White and Yellow. Also!
Rutabaga, Mustard and Teiidergreon|
Se<-<l and Collard PHints. Vigoro, Ni-j
trate of Soda, Bone Mi-al and ('otton-!
seed Meal. Blakely BrothiTs Seed,
Store. Telephone .188. Ic
in 1790. About a million dollars has
been salvaged. Only a few w(‘eks ago
divers brough up another bar worth
about.ten thousand ilollars.
Off the coast of Portugal divers
have recovered nearly half of the four
million dollars of gold which went
down with the ship “Atlantis” a few' ^
years ago. The “Lusitania” carried'
two or three million in gold when she
was torpedoed by a German siibma-i
line in 1915. The wri-ek has been lo-j
rated off the Irish coast, and sooner
or later that gold will be brought up.
.All along the Atlantic coast of the,
a man
axe or the grubbing hoe, or patches
the inner tube—that's all right. Per
haps his manly dignity would not suf
fer overmuch if he put up the shades;
but when Hubby dons an apron and
washes dishes or darns son’s socks—
s exceeding the speed limit. Of
i course if wifie buys the old man’s
IsiK'ks he might buy the silk hose
I her say-as many fiairs as she buys
I for him. .My notion is that
arqitfog ement would put quiti
in the silk hose sales.
Well, here we have proof
don, Georgetown, Jasper, L^e or
Hampton. In those balmy climes
when you put the voters on a list
the voters “stay put.” You dorv't
have to worry about them. Some
falling off—yes.
Previous loans did not provide for These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
premiums on cotton above 7-8 inch monish all and singular the kindred
middling as to grade and staple and' creditors of the said Mrs. Hattie
length. J A. Whatley, deceased, that they be
^ The cotton loan was made manda-jand appear before me, in the (^urt
but just a wee bit.'jory under provisions of the new farm of Probate, to be held at Laurens
But say! What hit Greenwoo<l? Ajj^w, when average prices on the tenjCourt House, Laurens, S. C., on Sep-
falling off of 6,000! I looked for-gpo^ cotton markets declined recently Uember 10th, 1938, next, after publi-
these boys in Newberry and Uurens; j 52 per cent of parity, the price I cation hereof, at 11 o’clock in the
but those burghers, too, were reduced yp the legislation. The! forenoon, to show cause, if any they
in numbers. Those GreenwoiHlians j ]aw gave the department authority have, why the said Administration
did not move to the city of Friendly to establish the rate between about, should not be granted.
Folks. No, sir; they just vamoosed, g.27 and 11.80 cents a pound. „ \ Given under my hand this 27th day
Orangeburg lost 2,000; anti Pickens, jt^ announcement, the depart-'of August, A. D., 1938.
home of E. P. McOavey, the most: ment said that in view of the fact; ROSS ,D. YOUNG,
enthusiastic county btKister in the .^^he government Dk’as holding more 8-2cw J. P. L. C.
such an
a crimp
indis|)Ut-
.State, yes, Pickens, lost over 2,000
vottMs. Richland lost 4,000 in sfiite
of all the new Governrpent jobs.
What’s the trouble?
J.
FOR RENT Two furnished bedrooms
with private bath. Phone 170. .Mrs.
Annie L. Franks, ColU'ge V’icw. 8-2c
IGKH'ING PKU’ES ADVANCING —
Ld-iis -OirDuof vour house now with-|
Ford’s Copper-Bound Shingles. This
euperri'otifing is hacketi by seventy-
three years manufacturing experience.
A<ld to this the .skill in applicatfon ac
quired through our twenty years as
South Caroliipi’s leading roofing con
tractors and. the result i.s extra years
of HHifing service and' satisfaction.
Tlin-e years to-])ay. .No liowii pay
ment. Free estimates.
United States are wrecks of ships; irrefutable proof-that Huh-';- *!
whieh carried gidd or silver, but \vhieh efforts at being useful cun li‘ad' carry a complete line of blank,
lie too deep to lie reaehed by ordinary i destruction. From The Sumter •'^’dgerH, ('ash Books, Journals, j
.mean.s. There is a million didlars
so in eo|rper bars in the hull of the 1
J’ontiac, .{(Kl fei't deeji at the bottom y,.^ winding up their perfec
tion by the death of another man.,
Wifie said husband was so perfis-'t, American .Magazine — 2 years for
Day Books, etc. Call 74 for 70iir|
needs ( hronicle Publishing Co. I
of Like
parutus
Huron. Improved diving ap-i
will mak»' the recovery of'
SPE( lAL OFFER
most of such sunken trea.sure possible. 1
SUNSPOTS
Whc'iieveT astronomers see
their telescopes an increasi
Predictions
so quiet, so gentle, so obliging, that
shr camr-to.regard him ns U' be*>ther
$3.50.
through ‘'’^L'ud of a husl>and! That made this
in the *’'^'’*' Ldlow more attractive, 1 sup-
number and violence of magnetic' 1'“’'^*’* i**‘CHii!<e he used imigh stuff.
•Mark you, Hubby in this case used to
storms on the surface of the sun, they
nowadays make two predictions which! houae, wash the d^ishes, wul
so far havi-.come true. They predict
JJood I’ntil-November lOtJi
JAMES W. ( ALOWELL
•Anything in the W'ay of Magazines
Phone 38
Hugh L Eichelberger
NEW YORK LIFE MAN
15 Years Experience
Profesaional Insurance Information
Furnished Free
Member — The National Association of Life
Underwriters.
that
over
Ramscur Roof- tliat
there will
a perioi'
pel iot
be serious ilroughts
of years, and that in
there will be exci'ssivc
so wifie lost inter-
a man. No thrill
such perfectly lubri-I
ing IInc. < liiitoii Representative
Phene'29(1. IH'.i W. .Main .'st. tf
N(»ri( K
a public
N’oii aie invited te atten i
demonstration of the .\Ili'-
<’balnu>rs All I'rej) Harvester. Har
vest liig cow |i('as: iTn the farm of Mr.
Walt R.amage, near b»g cabin filling
Ktatieri on Liuiens-( linton highway.
Friday, .8ept. J, at 2 p. m. .All com
pi'titive machims arc united. Green
ville l''eed ’and Seed Co., Gieenvil!e,
t hen
The pres* nt
S. ('.
-tatic mtei reieiice wi'li radio signals.
.Sun pet eyeles nm tdieill eleven
.\ears; five er six years of activity,
an equal numbir of iiuiesence.
cycle began in Itt.'tl, ami
until lli;iT ^beii' was an alinost con
stant successidii of dreugbt years.
.New, ast I ttiiemei-s say, the magnetic
storms on tin* sun ari‘ subsiding.
There ha\e been only two flare-ups
since last summer, tlu' latest in .April
tlii.s year Simultaiu eusly. the 1«ast
Hipp & Chandler
( lolhes for Men and Boys
A our Busint'SN .Appreciated
year has bcmi marked by tin- heaviest
and most widely-dispersed rainfall in
years. In tin- first half of I'.i'lS the
average rain and snow was 12 per
cent above normal for the whole Unit-
I'd States. The "dust bowl" is green
I once more ami the largest crops jn
years are growing in the wluuit and
corti country.
lo the shnpiimg;
est in so perfect
can cenu' from
cated existen8e.
Thi- Item piibli'^hed this. Chicago
.story on tho first itagi-, with a large
heailing aeioss two columns. Can it
lie. 1 woiidci, that young .Sumtoi hus
bands are too “perfeet
What 1 can not understand is the
woman's compai ing her' perfiat hu.s-
b.'ind to a brotlur. .All the red-lilood-
'irothers 1 ever saw or heard of
tried to rule the laneh in no uncertain
manner. .Almost any young husband
is more pliable than a young brother.
Tri7wever,~I don't want~Gr stai't aTiy“'
thingr ■-
D. E. Tribble Co.
FI NER.M. DIRECTORS
•••And.M
EMHALMERS
Licensed FmhalmerR. UompleU
Modern Equipment
Day Phone
94
Night Phone*
24, 253 or 255
Clinton,
.ip’
DRIVE CAREFULLY
SAVE A LIFE!
6
hook at this. In I'.'.'Ul Siuith Caro
lina hail 3(16,7ti5 voters I'lirolled to
vote in the Democratie primaries. This
jumped to 417,59'.* in l‘.*32, but fidl to
375,79*5 in 11*34. In 193*5 the number
ro.se to 481,322, but now in 1938 we
have only 422,935. What’s the mat-
MILK — Refrig eration ter with us Democrats? True it is
It must have oceurred Lo xrveryhody that 1932 and 1936 were years for
at one time or another that it would presidential elections, but that would
he a grand thing if milk could be kept not make much difference, unless we
sweet and pure indefinitely w ithout j douhb'd our efforts in 11*36 as a trib-
refrigeration. Well, that happened, j ute to Jimmie Byrnes. The official
Out of one of the largest chemical re- record shows an enrollment of 481,-j
search lahoratories has come a pro- 322 in 1936 and only 4*22,935 in this
cess, which has been patented, for year, notwithstanding the unitisi ap-
preserving wh(d»‘ milk at room tern- peal of three candidates for the Sen-^
peratures for as long as three or four ate, eight candidates for Governor,
months. ! etc., ♦•tc., etc. How come?as they
The thing is done by adding hydro- say in Georgia. 1
gi n peroxide and ;>otassium iodide to Perhaps the l'.*36 variety of stream-^
the fresh’ milk and then heating it to j lined jiolitician persuaded the voters
131 degrees for fifteen minutes to an to multiply themselves, or perhaps the
hour. .As little as six drops of peroxide voters have decided to let the W. P. A.
and a third of a drop of iodide to a run tho State. .At any rate, more than
gallon of milk so treated are said to fifly-eight thousand Demix*rats are
be enough to kill all the bacteria off the rolls. We might really expect
which cause milk to go sour, more ef- an increase in the number of voters
fevtively than pasteurization does it. as the population shows a tendency
.According to the laboratory reports, to increase. But a loss of 58,000 in
the taste of the milk remains unim-'tw’o years! i
paired for weeks, and no trace of the Take a peep at this. Abbeville—’
hydrogen piToxide can be found in it‘4,337 in 1930; 6,681 in 1932; drops
by (he most delicate chemical tests.'to 5,817-in 1934; then swells >to 9,-
DEATHS
from
AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENTS
in
LAURENS
COUNTY
•1938
Let’s Strive T6^ Make
This a Safe Year On
the Highways.
Tkki date laat jmr, 4.
The slight trace of iodine makes the 863 in 1936; and falls to 6,440 in 1938.
treated milk beneficial, especially
regions .where the water-supply
lacking in iodine.
in How did Abbeville lose 3,423 voters
is between 1936 and 1938? Were those
cotton mill operatives who moved
CROPS — Pricea
away? Have the farmers abandoned
Nothing is more certain in thq long capital into a speculative one-crop
run to starve the farmers who grow venture goes broke,
it than a high-paying crop suited to’ Cotton is America’s classic exam-
a particular area, for which there is pie, but citrus fruits, tobacco and
a brisk demand. Th.it is one of the many others have ruined communities
paradoxes of agriculture, and in it'into which they poured wealth when
lies the reason for rr.uch of the agri- they were first introduced. Brazil has
cultural distress of which we have been all but ruined by its coffee crop;
been hearing so m’.'Lb. i:i recent years, the Central American republics which
A single “big-money” crop is al-'once flourished by growing bananas
ways a temptation to farmers to;are now impoverished to the x>oint
abandon everything else in the effort .where they have to import food sup-
tb get rich quick. But as soon as it plies, so many of their farmers have
has been demonstrated that there are ■ neglected everything else to grow ba^
big profits to be made, competition I nanas. Like a bonanza gold mine,'the
becomes so vigorous that prices fall
below the cost of production and the
fanner who has put his land and. his in time.
flow of wealth from a single-crop
farming system is bound to peter but
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