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f N* ' I •/ rt THURSDAY, MARCH 2S. 1939 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLiNTON, S. C. - PAGE SEVEN Higher Levy On German Imports 25 Per Cent Higher Tariff Put On Goods Arriving From the Reich. Comment Withheld. _ I THE SPORTS CHATTERBOX By TENCH OWENS Clinton high school students made merrv in honor of their athletic • it teams on last Friday night in the Wilder is doing wonders to put foot- liall and baseball on a permanent bas is at the high school .... Thornwell (WRO OF TH.VNKS • We wish to express ’our deei>e3t ap- i preciation for the kindness and sjtti- |>athy .shown us during our recent | bereave«nent, also for the many beau-| tiful floral offerings. | B. F.. Wilson and Children. Washington, heels of the March state 18.—On the , j 1 j ■ ** school athletic association, which we strongly-worded denunciation of Ger- Masonic hall. The (occasion was the : will Ik* strong as usual in track. .A I annual banquet given by the high hard-working gmup have been prac-1 ticing for several weeks, already! many’s absorption of CziNrho-SHova-' kia, the treasurj' orderini an extraj 25 per cent tariff today on many pi\>ducts that the Reich sends to this country. .\ treasury spokesman who an nounced the action said it \va< taken with the .staite department’s know ledge. but refw.sed comment when a-ked if it was relati*<i to Germany’s seizure of the Czicho Republic. “The action.” he said, “speaks for it.-olf.” were privleged to attend. We heartily agreed with Coach Bill Laval of Newberry college, whb was, the sjieaker of the evening, when he^ said that, “Clinton should certainly! have a fine football team if the play-! ers had as much poise on the grid-i iron as they had on their ftvt at the I banquet." i It was indeed a delightful affair with food that would have done hon or to Thanksgivinig. not to mention the excellent entertainment. Miss . Clemson gave itself another the other day by nearly licking the Luke f(H>thallers (Rose Bowl and that) in tlieir spring game . . . Coach Bill Lufler’s tennis crevv at R. C. will break the ice of their schedule! on Saturday, playing Krskine here] . . . . The Spencer dormitory soft-' ball toam is leading all t>thers in i the newly formed softball leagu* j sponsoi-ial by the Yout^g IVopK";’ .\!- liai-.ce of Clinton. intertst iti the race is' increasing ... We Do .\n Kinds of PRINTING Except BAD CHRONK l,E PUBLISHING CO. 1 Alice Gaines’ double quartet, whichintramural haskethal! champion- There seemed little doubt.] how-^has created so much favorable-com-diiMded this week ev< i’. that this i*i-onomic blow to Ger- ment this year, causeii great glee with'"'^*’ Kappa Phi team meeting many could be interpreteil in any oth- their harmonizing. We joitied in de-;^^'‘‘ Kappa Aipha team in the fin er light than-as a forceful expression manding encores also fj^m i^^.roy,"ii 1 iiesday .... So many sports j, of tKU-A;ountry’s extrame \lispleasure Samlers (and his accoidian) and Bif- activities thrive at one tiim* mi the'| at what Sumner Welles, acting stv- iy Cummings (and his trumpet). !**'.* ' that it amazes us. hut. of state, calknl ye.sti'rday the!. .Mr. l.^ival si>oke briefly and well, tn keep you posted some-! how 1 I NEW! Opens Completely I A Great Improvement {Jbt^ i*iiW WARDROBE NOTICE! WANTED — 20 head thin fleshed cattle. To whoever borrowed my Dt-^k Harrow, please brinjj it home. FOR RENT—My home—6 rooms. furniNhed. PLENTY of s;ood Mules and Horses for .sale. HUBERT J. prrrs ,/^o/ec/ ^6ffr Gopr W/& BARI-CIDE retary ol state, calksl ye.sti'rday the!. .Mr. l.^ival s|>oke “wanton lawlessness” Pf the occupa- interspersing his serious remarks ti'Ci of Czecho-Slovakia. jwith his typical, dry wit. One gets It ri'calle l. t.K), that President j the impression that he is not given to Roosevelt -ai.i in his mes;<age to con-1 ^^^tteiy, hut his high praise of the .January that there weiv Uevils foiithall team was cei gle: 1 ■ J S. C. Income Tax Shows Big Drop im i;.' “short of war, but stronger tainly well deserved. His giMid-, .! more effective than mere words, natuied remark that he was sur-j Columhia. .Mareh 20. — I'iguies ro of bringing home to aggressor na- t‘> receive an .nvitation to j ii.jisi.,! today by (biairman W. G. tions the aggregate sentiments of < linton causeil smiles, hut his veiy guiiy of the stat«* our own pisqrle.” be- THE CHRONICLE’S WANT AD RATES Ic per word for firat iaaer- tion; five insertions for the price of four. Minimun chart* 23c. Card of thanks snd tribotos of respect, Ic a word, payable in advance. MiaiaiUBi SOc. W.ANTBD—Cedar lots. Clinton ing Co. Phone 300. Mill- tf an U'linton causeil smiles, pre.sence sHowinl that relation.' tween Clinton atul N’ewbeny and Ik‘- tween the colhges of the two towns is as friendly as ever. .Sitting there looking at the huge paper football with the words “Cp- |)er State Champions’’ on it, we re called the days when we thought that I the Red Ik'vils of '.‘UI were (to put ! it mildly), jiretty, doggone goiKl. ■ Now after liKiking at t)M>s<' words! ■ again and after thinking of the way jthe team of ll).38 had mown down! ' the opposition, we weiv forced to j admit that a .'flight revision of opin ion w as necessary I tax commission showtii a 2.'' per cent decrease in in- conu tax revenue for the fiscal year. ('ollections .since .Inly 1 totaled 82.2'.''.*..')1H!, eompaied witli </ueiy reported. Receipts for .^LlIvh. the l»ig month for income tax payments, were yff 2ti iHM cent from a year ago. (jueryj roporteil *’'52 eollivtiil since; •Maix-h 1 as against $2,l()3,l*’»d for thei corrt'sponding peiioil in HktS. 1 Softball Schedule STOVK wool) rOR SAU^dT-v and The 'orh...,d,.ll will .eady for use. .kd.vered at your ^..^onstrated a.s it has never been demonstrateil Ix-fore when A1 .S<-hacht, home. .^pi>ly to Harrison Copeland, Ph<»ne 2102. ll-oO .5p FOR RENT- One downstairs 4-n»om •infurni.sheil a|*aitment. private bath. .Apply 175 .Mu-grove Strx*et. S, C, Dunlap. D>-2p FOR SALE -nape. $.'15 M<»untville, S. F( iR .Mattnus lanious hasehull comedian, api>i‘ars at the Pre.shyteiian-.NewlHMi’y game in Clinton on .April 4. He has )>een 'i«cured by Chick Galloway, Blue .StiK'kmg coach, who is always kH>king foi ways to attract attention to his him- work mare in giHnl outfit, as if the championship-caliber cash. T. .M. .Alexander, teams which he invariably puts out Ip nis'd much puldicity .... Bill leaval repair and fuiniturr* ceitain U» develop u dangi'i*ous nine pholsU-ring, call or write us. .All Ni-wlnMiy this Spring, for he is w ik guarantt'i'il. Carroll Mattress c'uisidered as giMsl, if not hettei, at W .rk.s, III Glenn St . F*hone H.’l. New-football. And' • Is' ry ,S C 5-5p Isitti r material than ii-ual, ' thing- air looking up fur the In- L’. S. .APRROV’EI) (’HICK.S. Blood- dians , , . . .Alvin Tiammell, husky tested Reds, Ri>cks. New Hamp- tackle, and Talmadge San.b is’ fleet shire. Hatches every Tuesday. Call in halfliack, were r«*<ently ekstisl cap to see us. Feeds, Brokers and ('hick tain and alleniate captain, respec- Suppliea. Farmer Hatchery, 1M)8 .Main tivoly. of the Clinton hig)i St., Newdierry, S. C. tf s<'h<M>| fooil»all team, according to - annouMcemciil by Goach R I’ Wilder at the athletic banqiH't la-t Friday. .A scheiiule for the five cla.s.s B and C ha.sc4>all teams in this high schiKil district was worked out .Mon- FOK RENT — ;Lroom unfurnished "ith the first game on March apartment in new home, private ’> .... The ( linlon high hasohall bath. |)oich and garage. Available »’*l*''*nts are working out daily at April 1st. Rhone L52-W. or .see Mrs. f loiida Street schiK.l and will proJi- W. .M. -MtH'rary, ( alvert Ave. Ic »•»'>’ district title rathei — _ - liandily. we should say .... New B.AB\ CHK KS from U. S. approved uniforms will he sported )»y the Reil and L. S. pullorum tested flocks, |),.vil nine this spring, and we hear New Hamirshires, Barred Rocks and «hat coloi-ful new fiMitball uniforms .Softball Schedule Thursday, March 2.3—I.e«h Field S|)encer vs Baptist, 4 p. m. Thornwell vs A. R. R.. 5 p. in. Riding Field Rr.-e))yteriaii vs Smyth. 1 p. m. •Alumni vs .Methodist, .5 p. m. Tuesday, March 2H—Lesh Field Baptist vs .Alumni, I p. m. Tl(;>rnwell vs .Smyth, .5 p. m. Riding Field Ric-byterian vs .A. K. R., I jr m. •McShiHlist vs .Spenci'i. 5 p. m. > EFFECTIVE AND EOMOMICAL -Arscaical latecfidde For Intcch The in3 as MBDCAH -CUCUMUR rOTATO KITLE. ETC. not which tha foHaire of crops on faoooaniead its use. A fraJact BARIUM REDUCTION CORP'N. SOVTN CNAMESTOII. ▼A. OOlS AWAT WITH HALF.QffN DOORS EASIER TO PACK! EASIER TO UN. PACK! EASIER TO CLEAN! Simply raisa tha lop door with on# hand— and tha boilora door diiappaais! Uiilo givat you a 'Tull Viaw** oi tha intarior. You can get at averything in a )iffy No more lifting heavy coota or tearing delicate dreaaet on metal locks A convenience lot that needed extra closet apace LK(;iON W.ANTS $2.«00 FOK HHT. NOT $7,(MMI ^ i/tesejea/iiui IF (’IIK'K.S have been hard to raisr*, try one lot on Sjsartan All-.Mash Chick Starter, .Mash of PelleUs. You will la* .-uiprised at the way they live ami!. gi\>w. ('-\V-i% (iuano Co. Ic Lauren.-, .Maifh 1'.!. d. Rabb .Si^y commandri of the bwal Aiiieri-, fan I<egioii post, stated I hi- wrek tha! tlif nquf-l ma<|f of thf coiitily dfleg.ition la t wet k for money with which to build a legion but wa- foi $2.lMMt in.'Vtead of the reported fig me of $7,IHM). The total cost of the ptoposisj building, he said, would la* about $7,INMI but most of I be money) would be secured through a federal agency Sl'BS( RIHR TO THE CHRONICLE 'The Paper Everybody Reada" ' KoMt 20 Garmt'nix Sue S It tall, 2 it w.dp. 21'; inches deep. Made ol St"tdy Kralt Board P-inforeed Wcod frome thitioul. Brown Pi: linixh wood. R'jst res.star I c "neis. ) ;'• V it!i Iftilcrator con!.ii.i inj Ulii ' ide Crystals r ts up in a Hash folds away Hut' MAXWELL BROS. I & KINARD Two Stores (LINTON — LAllKENS NOTICE! \I.I. IHMiS RK()riRIN(> V.ACnNATIDN AGAINST RABIES WILL BE VAH'IXATED DFRING Week Beginning March 27 and End ing April 1 THIS INIT.I DES AI.L AXIMAI-S XDT VAITINATED SINCE May, 1938 TIME: Daily, 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. I»LAC K: CITY HALL Price: 50c per Animal ALI. imm;s mi st be vac(’inated id ('onfokm WITH .'^TATE AND ( ITY I.AWS. By Order Board of Health I CHEVROLET White la'ghonis. Hatches off each Wi-dnesday. Thornwell Orphanage Hatchery, W. C. Huffman, .Mgr. tf ai'e heVi for Use next Fall ( ouch U The only low-priced car combining iSKKD IKl.^H FHfT.XTOK.S. Grxiwn Irish ('oMder and Kiij .Maine Bliss. P. C. Student Body . Elects New Officers All That’s Best at Lowes and Gertifietl CiAnblers. .Seeil (orn,' Beaps. Pea.s, Tomato, Spinach. Ten- Hu^h Rutledge Heads Council del green. RaiH*. .Mustanl, lettuce. Government. l»ublications Ed* Radi^h, (arrot and Bwi. Blakely, . »i . v a Bi others .Sei*<l Store. Telephone IHS. itors Also INttmeO. ( HK’K.'s—CHICKS. We have Selecteil Rure B.W.D. Tester! Chicks Tues day* and Fridays. Starting, Growing and r>aying .Ma.<th, Grains, Feeders, Fountains, Chick Tablets and Oyster Shells. Blakely Brothers .Si'ed Store. Te!ei>hone 188. D.AHLLA ami (iL.ADIOLI BULBS. Several Varieties of Dahlias. (Jladi- oli in .Mixed and Separate Colors. Na.sturtmm' in Bulk and Big Assort ment of Flower .Seed.s in Rackages. Blakely Brothers .Seed Store. Tele- ph-*ne 188. Ic ( ABBAGK PLANTS and Onion RIants. Red, White, Yellow and .MiiltiplyingOnion Sets. Vigoro, Bone M.al, Cottonseerl .Meal and Nitrate of S'xla. I.ime .Sulphur, Evergreen and Triogen. Blakely Brothers Seed Store.' .Telephone 188. Icj PLAYF:R PIA.no bargain! Instead of reshipping to factory. Player Piano, like ne'w, can be hed for unp^iid balance of $46.51 remaining on con tract. Write at once to Edgar O. Netzow, (Department of Accounts), 4743 North Sheffield .Avenue, .Mil waukee, Wisconsin, w’ho will advise' ■where piano can be seen. Kindly fur-! nish references. 16-.3p! Hugh .Middletoij Itulliilge, of Chai-[ leston, was elected president of the j Presbyterian college student bmly and' student council in general el«*ctioris held last week, succeivling Cornelius B. Holcombe, also of ( harleston. Huiet Paul, of Charleston, was i (I(*cted vice-president, and Hariy Mc- Sween of lK*Funiak .Springs, Fla., was named secretary. The third senior member Of the council, in addition to Rutledge and, Paul, is Reynolds (riiffin, of (ireen-| womi. Junior memfx rs, in addition to .Mc- Sween, are Bill King of Riceboro, fra., ^ and Powell Fraser, of Brunswick, (ra.! .MemlHTs of the council from the rising sophomore class are Hugh (ret-1 ty.s of Camden, and fharles B. Mae-1 Donald of Littlip RiK'k. i i .A fresihman member of t^.'Tctiuncil win be elected from the new class, in the fall. i Ybu can pay more-but you can’t get 1 more quality! The newly elected council is the leg-1 666 SALVE relieves COLDS price SalTc. Nom Drops i.slativ'e and executive body of the stu dent government of the college, which operates under the honor system. In the Y. M. C. A. elections. Bob Thomason was elected president.! Lykes Boykin was chosen vice-pre.si-1 dent, and Pow’ell Fraser, secretary, j For the PaC-.SaC, the college year-i F>ook, Milton .Norton was chosen as i editor, Julius .McGregor, business j manager, and Alex Abercrombie, ad vertising manager. “Pete” McCormick wa.s cho.sen edi tor of The 0>llegian, quarterly maga zine; Fred Allen, managing editor, and Walter Arnold, advertising mana ger. 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