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H •. j k T * If.' ■ n / THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1938 THE CLINTON-CHRONICLE. CUNTON. S. C. / h' PAGE SEYE!I THE CHRONICLE'S WANT AD RATES le per word for flrot Inoee- tion; fire insertion! for the price of four. Minimum chnrfc 25e. Csrd of thanks and tribute* of respect, Ic a word, pajable in advance. Minimum 50c. p. c.-^iina BIG CROWD EXPECTED AS CURTAIN Fro^o Meet gofs UP ON COLLEGE GRID STAGE I The Blue Stockings won a football game Saturday. I torj' in twelve straight games, Udieve ' season is already forgotten history as (bursting with renewtsl confidence, prepares j Friday night in what may be a banner rresbyterian college on F'liday af- It was their'first vic-l " reveal its hopes for On Friday night bom'uth the pdw-1 showed himself to be an able triple- • r • . r .ui . ‘ their first two games have indicated, . \\h..n a toan, emerK.s viotor from a saino aEa.nst a shtrthly stronRor j, ,,,.'Ki>knu. colloRo ,n Ihr first itamr in f„r a lonR list of injured men ham- WANTED — Your wiring, plumbing,; ponent, after taking advantage of the breaks, out-fighting. and out-thiuking chick Gallowav,lias d.eetV ‘-‘''’l^dition of the thi-ir style against Carolina and repairing and floor sanding. Large the opposition, that's real fixitball. And, from all reinn-ls. that is t'xactly contenders since (’atawha, and these men wifi Ih> play er small jobs, we appreciate your how P. C. bt'at Oglethorpe. Sopt. 14. and still remains stoically 'ybistle will sound promptly at ir.g against P. (', Friday night. The patronage. Radios, tubes, and guaran-j The so-called breaks in a game are seldom accitlenta!. Hartl practice and (<uiet about possibilities. | eight o'clock for Walter Johnson to Seceders are playing a wide-open type- teed radio service. E. M. TIMMER-1 usually responsible for the ri^covered fumbles, bkH’ked kicks However, the rats met the varsity team bi'fore its most loyal of game this season with a furioua MAN. City Electric and Plumbing Intercepted passes in a game. Such things ai'e as much a part of foot- in a practice game recently an<i ^uppoitiMs the pisiple of 1 linton. j |)assij\g at taek which bids fair to Coj Phone 36. Estimates Free. running and tackling. Many teams do not attempt to block every vealed a little of t,hoir possibilities. 1 The Blue St«x-kings in their first | football fans throughout the one of their opponent’s punts, but-*await an opportune moment to strike.'^’fb’<^li^hed. rough in almost every game of the season battled the strong'‘''ening. ^ urLnrt^flluw.-d'^b^ an/i ‘fa varii.un ways of ilrawiiiR tha blo<-ki,.K backs out of .losition so CTnf. lh«'.v axbil.itaa a flan,sou aRRiaRation whk-h is boiiiR liasaiwa.l scat tickats ara now on on mj propt rtj- allowed d> anj .... winning form which probably can not consulored a leading contender for the sale at Mae .Adair’s Men’s .Shoj), Geo. iKHiy. A. H. Adams. ‘ ic, that the defensi\t end or limman can cKaige through at t.u kkkt 1. istand the test of the perrennially Southern conference title, and held .\. Copeland’s Hardware .store, L. B. Twr^ffi^T'^rW-1 ‘’‘"'‘“7 r t f*"- ,.owarful Hi,sis, but wliiol, shoul.l, lhan. to four louab.lowus, only two of i l>il'lar,l',. anil Smith's I'harmacy. Tho .,l7 V s bViUv » Ron "f I’"'"** *■’ ""I ‘•“'""’I I'*'" - pi,H-a than, on an aval, footiuR with I whirl, wai'a l aally aarnail. .lohnson's prior of a.imissio,, is $1.00 plus a tan- erel s store, M. a. Kai e> < n, st.,Mne»l so. anil we conurratulate Bo Mtwre for hloekinir the kick and ..f ' Bankers. Ic ever, it seemed so, and we congratulate Be Moore for blocking the kick and n^o^t of their opponents this season. i men at that time showed thomselve.s jcent tax Rew laawrence for falling on the hall. It looks like the coaching of Bailey FOR S.ALE—Norge Crude Oil Bum-! Williams, who .starred for Davidson at end, is i)aying divitlends already, ing Circulator Mwlium Size Heater, ' Yes sirl P. C.’s touchdown manufacturers are in for a prosperous year ae- practically new, priced right. Phone Mrs. Felder Smith. Ic cording to all indications. In fact we favor the Blue Hose to manufacture i at least three more six-pointers than their wortliy opponents, the Krskine Hosemen Defeat I Oglethorpe, 9-7 FOR .S.ALE—Several nice milk cows, j night. ^ ,1 j Fresh from a Roman holiilay at the expen.^e of Wtiodruff high sehool, FOR SALE One Terraplane, llt.'JG fhe sfrnng Clinton Ri-il Devils wall meet the Bbuk-^biivg t h'ven t<miglu i>n mfvdel, in excellent condition. .Apply | Johnson field. Wt‘ lioiiht that another track meet will occur, hut pi t'diet at Chronicle office. IP .t fou.r-touchiiown victory for the ItK’ul team. to he the possessors of an almost im- pi't'gnahlo line. j On last Satui'day the Blue Stwk-' ings earneti a glorious victory as they, tiefeated the powerful Oglethorpe .Blocked Kick S>lls Margin 1 \lltor\ for I . T CJl.ni In thcfiiur^t bloukois in tlu*-South lanla. Petrels Unable Tor Pro- ami officially eutert'tl his .strong hid. >en( Viclorv March. irlocking tropliy. At I ■ tlie s;i;iu' time his kiti hrotiier, Bi' •Alert defensive play by a fighting Moori'. wlio starteii liis Ititi for all-i FOR RENT — Two upstairs rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with hath. One downstairs bedroom, furnished '•' \Mnniim '■ u Private M Phone 176 La.vt Friday night. Coach Wilder used every playt r on his siiuaii as Clinton Pn'shyterian oleven and a iiowerful state luuu rs against (1 *' m s o n ;an wild ovtn a weak Wi>odruff team, far exct t-iiing this column’s I'redic- jia-sing attack that eliekcii with sirciigtIn ncil gave Coach Walter them witli marvelous .Vltliough Woodruff i> an A-class schmil, it pro- ama'/.ing t-ast* gave Coach Walter play ;iuti a blocked punt which itro-| ■h’atc”'entrance and connecting bath for the rampaging Reii Devils. The game liid .show, how- Johnson’s foot!»all charges a,'.* 7 de- vide,I tlie margin of Nictory for the rs .Annie L Franks, ColU'ge View, ever, that Clinton fiigli .seh»K>l has an excellent gritiiron team, one tliat might ^‘i''^>‘>n^ over ()gh'tht)rpt s ,St,t»rmy Pet- H!ue .Stockings. Dick .Mcisky, sopho- l.')-2p easily win every game on its schedule, if it can only defeat Easley. * Here Tonight rels down jn Atlanta .Satuiilay. .Sta- nu>re wlii'/. from last year’s rat team, _ _ _ tistics favorcsi the Oglethorpe aggre- FOR SALE—86>■;:-acre farm on edge' Chatterboxing i gation in first downs and yards gain-*rp of city limits of Clinton, 6.'j acres Thornwell’s football team will tackle WiHxlruff tomorrow in Woodruff. *'Ut the AtlanU 01 16^1118 IVieCt in cultivation, .1 dwelling houses, 2^^^, imagine that when the game is over, the Woodrutf team will have (juiti' wtrt a)e to cio.ss t i ou c barns Will sell at bargain price. An-l . , , , . , . . niai ker but once while the ( alvinists ply to R .F. Adair, Clinton, S. C. “ 'o'- “'T'"'''- b' ■ •''"“‘'‘y an.l J,n„„y Donnar.l, „„ . „|,j, - - - I flashing P. C. hacks, deserve heaps Of prai.se along with the entire Blue! then recovered a brcx-kid kick in the; With the Blacksburg eleven as op- RYE GRASS for Green Winter Uw'ns| Suicking team for a fine day’s work in Atlanta Saturday, . . . June Mo()re,!eMd zone for an automatiic .'iafety ponents, the Clinton High Red Devils and Pastures. The Ideal Winter Blue Hose fullback, from York, is Ixung bmimed for Jacol.s BlcK-king Tro-. which pmvtsl to he the margin of, will play their si'cond game of the Grass. Turnip, Tendergreen and Mus-j phy. ! , . . The annual Tennis Clinic will lx* hehl at Pre.sliytci ian colU'ge' victory. ’3H season here tonight at 8 o’clock tard Seed, Onion Sets, Mower IOctober lb, 20, and 21. . . . Not much has boon hear<I from the P. C. froshi Some .I.IMIO fanss lookt'd on in the'mider the liglits of .lohnson fii-Id. .Af- Vigoro and Bone Meal. Blakely Broth-, hut Coach I/'nnio Mac has a jiowerful .squat! which should play sofne'^"’'’**'’’ ’'^!^ boat as P. C. drew first , ter having beaten Woodruff by the ers St'cd Store. TeUphoru 188. finithall this year. Tomorrow in A’ork, the .Anklets meet the *8“ PL.AA’ER PIANO BAROALN: Instead bna Biddies in their first game. . . . Hall King flashed his tild form as he of reshipping to factoiy, $700.-h0 starred in Clinton’s overwhelming win Friday night. Player Piano, like ni‘w can Im ha<l forj —— “’’cttrtc'wii:' atT,:'“kS'Frosh Football IP. C. Net Clinic O. Netzow, (IK'partment of Ac counts), 4743 North Sheffield Ave-; nue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who will I advise where piano can be seen. Kind-! I^nnie McMilHan At Work In Prospects Bright hlootl in the si'cond ju'i iod when .Ar- onc-sidod score of I’.S-O last wi'ek,.tlie vil Axellx'rg’s attempted punt was Clinton hoys are out to show that! Itlocki'd ami shunteil .across the end tliey have one of tlie strongest teams' zone. Red Lawi'etice pounced on the in many years. I pigskin and the Hosi'iiien were in- (Oacli “Boh" Wilder reports that| spired with a two-point lead which (he team is in fine pliysiial eomlition made tlu'iii fight greater (>xci pi for Davis, w ho pi'ohahly will Iff P0ff^|^0n0fl lu'ights. ^ ho kept out of the line-up liecause of _ The Blue Stockings diovi* <iti yards, a hatlly sprained angle which he re- 'mainly on two neatly <'Xecute.| pass- reived in the Woodruff game. The ly furnish references. 2b-2pl PI.AN’OS—Listen to the tone, si'e thej beauty of design, admire the dura-| Moulding: Another Good First- Year Outfit for P. C. V ''***'‘’'’‘** ‘**''*V«-s, to a touchilown late in tlio second coach also report.s that hi* e'^ixs'ts tlie of the Cniteil States Lawn Tennis as- MK-iation’s clinic committee, announc- bility of the-Baldwin piano. 70 years} .Starting Wedni'sday afternoon, Se))- p,.„.1,u„„ 1 „ ' ■" of experience and research behind tember 14, a spiriteil groiql of H'esh-1October l'.» *’* -k ition clicked beautifully. each piano Spim>t--.\crosonic (Time-;men began work for places on the tone). Baby Grands and Bung'alow j preshji.erian college fro.sh eleveui, ami Uprights. Special prices.-Si'e them atjunder the guidance of'ijorinie Mc.Mil- home of Mrs. D, J, Brimm, Baldwin ^ Han^ freshman coach, and his assist- Piano representative, 120 S. Broad ant, “Chick” Galloway, the boys im- St. Phone 340-.I. imi-diately began hard work. held <|u:iiter. It apFieareii tliat the I’et- >anie fine peifonnance tonight that . . , , , ,, .... rels were not having, much success was given last Fiitlav from the Clin-* ^i*f' !'f 1^'j with their man-to-man pass defense* ton (<'am. even tliough Blackshuig is' I aniuH 01 ( o »( 1 ., am .» at .Mejskey to Donnai'd comhina- expeeted to he nim-h stronger than 'I'he first their opiiomnt of last w»'ek. j touchdown came as a result of Deii-1 Imlieations after the Red Devils’ nard’s lM*autiful snag of ' Meiskey’s, fir.-t victory are' that, under the lead- 12.‘).yard toss whieh the former caught' ei -,hip of Mall King, <'linton captain 20 ami 21. The BULBS —BULBS. Paperwhite Nar- ci.ssu.s, Tulips. Hyacinths. Crocus and Freesia.s. Colortnl Pearl Chips^ for Bulb Bowls and Metal Cups for growing Hyacinth-s in glass contain ers. Blakely Brothers Seeel Store. Telephone 188. Punting drills held the liimdight the first day as Hinkle, Mitchi'll, .Min- obt, and Thompson le<l the field of kickers. with the mid-.Atlantie jntereolb'giate l..,„,,,,„.,„t.n \VI„t,. s„l|,l,u,- S|.,i„R», „„ OKl..thor,„. l.-,.y,.,-,l linf at,.l,„„l I„„.k, tl..y sl,„„l.l l,„v,. „ I gallo|«-<l acros.s the goal line iintouch- great si'ason, and if they continue to ^ [ed. Henderson annexed the juiii^t af- show what appears to lie alKstate ma- l^|i0fQr| plaftllv touchilown with a neat placement (erial. they will send the Blacksburg that split the bars. / Passing came next in line, with the' The Clinton high Red alxive-mentioned “little Hiisernen” swamped Woodruff Os to 0 in a lop-i., , , i. r* t„..,inR fast anil st.aiRht. Th. s„aa.l | h,.,„ Cj. IM>sses.ses some fine passers in these ,i.,y night on Johnson field. The pass- PAN.SY PLANTS. This sea.son we are ,, , , , , i'lg ami running of Hall King. Clin- featuring Swiss Giant Pansies. Un-i,, exceedingly tmi'i ace hack, was the feature for excelled for Size, Color and Beauty. and sturdy, the winners’ offensive attack. Robert- Swd.ITipS Woodruff' ^^'OTod on hoy.s home in defeat tonight. Looking for a tire bar gain? This husky Good year R-1 offers you all top quality features . . . center-traction grip . . . Supertwist Cord plies . . . handsome stream lined design . . . with 12% heavier tread lor longer mileage. And the price is pleasant newsi GOODYEAR Q-l ALL-WEATHER Stepped up to give longest wrear ior today's driversi GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY With "Lifetime U LOW AS Guarantee." Qual- ity—at a’ real low price! Place vour order now as thev will candidates for hack- s.,n. l-o-ter, ami <’ranfonl ^tarred in soon be ready for delivery. Blakely are (alloway, Jacobs. .|,.f,.„.ive maneuvers. Meadows. I*. Brmther.s .Seed Store. Telephone 188. / hi'-’ch, and McDuffie. ('..x ami ThacK-ton performed well : The center jiosition is well cansl ;,,t the Woodruff eleven. ROOFING PRICES ADVANCING— ff>'- f'a'’ter, .Mart.sfiel(l, and Nor-^, . . Let us re-roof your hou.se now with ^ *^l'‘am twin'-. Jack and Joe, Ford’s Copper-Bound Shingles. This are ouUtamling at guard. The Uckles super roofing is backeil by seventy- aie unceitain a.- .vet, hut ( roft ami three years manufacturing experiepce. I-'^Ifbve are pacing the grou|). Evans Add to this the skill in application ac-1 and Timmons lead the way on the ends. quired through our twenty years as . South Carolina’s leading roofing con-{ , At this time no first team ha^ been tractors and the result is extra years Minott, Hinkle, .Mitchell, of iXKifitig service and satisfaction.,Church, and Calloway Three years to pay. No down pay-|s^‘'m to lead the grouii for the four heny. ment. Free estimates. Ramseur Roof- l-ackficld iiositinns. The schi'diile follows; .S •jitemher 3,(1—('aiolina at York. Octoher 11 W<>ff,)ril at Spartan hurg. yard line, the fighting Pi-trels final-j SPKCI.M, OFFER « .. j drives ijisidc of the Presbyterian 10- Cosmopolitan —16 months'for $2.50 *''^jly broke the ice on the second play of See jour home agent. JA.ME.S W. CALDWELL nassa, Oglethorpe fullback, [ilungedj Phone 38 over the goal line from the 1-yard!—- —. strijie. Thi.s pow'er drive on the part of the University men had started on their own lO-yard line with a shovel pa.ss fixmi Axelln-rg to Ben Forkner 'going for 11 yards and reaching a (grand climax in a 41-yard run by i .Mana.s.sa after he had .spun ovc'r right j tackle into ch*ar territory. .Manassa wa.s hauled down l»y “Trigger” Hitch on the Presbyterian l-yard line. .Vla- nassa adili'd one buck of only 1 yard Iji-fure -the quarter emled, and then after the change of goals, bucked once MDANIEL VULC. WORKS Telephone No. 2 ing Co., Inc. Clinton Representative Phone 290. 109 W. Main St. tf Pianos — Standard makes, direct from factory. Huge sav ings. A. O’Daniel. NOT A CHANCE RUBBER STAMPS Any kind, to fit any business. 24-hour ser vice. Reasonable prices. Telephone 74. The Chronicle Printers - Stationere^ 666 cores MALARIA i in 7 days. Relieves i COLDS first day HEADACHE. 30 minates Liquid. Tablets Salve. Nose Drops Try ‘‘Bub-My-Tiam*’—WorkTa Beat liaiMcnt f U o o o o o o o O o o i> o o o ♦ o o Bobby .Mills added o the point after with a neat kick jsti-aight Ix'tween the uprights. jo ' Oglethorpe made twelve first downs ^ [ to seven for Pre.sbyt<*rian college,'o rushed the hall^ 212 yards to 81 for 31 P. C., and gained 105 yards on pass-D| t-s to 66 for the Blue Hose, but the^^ noble Ho.semen played an air-tight * > defensive game in the pinches andj were able to come through with a | “ clean victory N’ovem'/. r 1 -DaiTinglon Preji hen*. .Novcriihc'i' 12 CleniHon at Clemsori.|‘‘ reverse. November Is' Newberry at New FOOTBALL UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA vs. UNIV. OF SOUTH CAROLINA Homecoming Saturday, October 1, 3 P. M. MUNK n»AI. STADIUM, ( OLUMBIA, S. ('. RESERVED ,52.2.") GENERAI. ADMISSION ►♦♦♦♦♦♦a♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦• 15 Years Ago Items of Interest From The Chronicle September 27, 1923 ! -w 1 James Adair has accejited a iiosi- tion with Co|)elaml-Stone company. Dr. F. L. Webb, of Adele, CJa., has arrivei! in the city and accejiteil a po- sitino w’ith the State Training schiKil a.s assistant to the superintendent. .Mr. and .Mrs. lyew'is Henderson and children of Blairs, are guests of Mrs. Henderson’.s parents, Mr. and .Mrs. R. F. Adair. Mr. and .Mrs. Guy 11. Cop<*land and children of Cartersville, Ga., are the guests of the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rhett Copi'Iami. .Mr. and .Mrs. R. Bailey, George W. Bailey and Jack W. Anderson attend ed the F'airview hor.se sho\v at Foun tain Inn ye.sterday. Mrs. Sojihie .A!h*1 of Chester, is the guest of her daughter,' Mrs. J. I>ee Young. Mrs. Lizzie Adair of Texas, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W, D. Cope land. NOTICE! FOR PAYMENT OF CITY TAXES Notict* i.s hereby given tha,t Town Taxe.s for the Town of Clinton will he due and colteetahle between October 1st and November 15th, for the year 1928. The Tax Book.s .will he ojiened for the collection of taxes at the office of the Town (Merk on October 1st, and will remain open each day thereafter, Sunday excepted, up to and thr()ugh November 15th. A penalty of ten (10) jjer cent will accrue on all taxe.s not paid on or before Tuesday, November 15th, which penalty <L'ill be in force through Saturday, December 21st, after whit-h an additional five (5) iper cent will accrue. The levy for current fiscal year is thirty-seven (27) mills; twelve (12) mills for current operating expenses and twenty-five (25) mills for interest and sinking fund on various Bond Issues outstanding. - The foregefing notice is given pursuant to Ordinance passed by the Tovv'n Council. V D. C. HEUSTESS, City Clerk.