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THI RSDAY. AUGUST 10, 1939 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C, PAGE SEVEN [Congress Box Score World’s 'Largest Cigarette Washington. Aug. o.—The congm*?- sional box score for the stormy ses sion closing last Saturday: P:v^i«lent Ri>oseveIt got: A moilifievi iwrganization bill, un-' der which realignment of government al agenc^ies ha.s been started. Tht*| preiidwi: estimated that initial reor-j gan;zation> would save $30,u00,<}00 a year. : H'.s .*2.000.0u0.000 national defense progiam in full, except for an air,' i a.se on (iaam. ! < n:inua"ce of ■ hl> $2.th)i).000.(t00 t-:all..^at.v^n fund and tnonetary pow- e'-s. His I'JIO lelitf program for COO.f'OU in full, but loaded with re strictions wh;ch the prc-ident did not; like. I T..'. F'at.iiiin I). Roosevelt Mtino:ial library, to be establishetl at Hyde Park. N. Y.. with the government p!e<lged to maintain the library. The pi'esident was denied: A neutrality act lift;:tg the manda tory arms embargo. ,.| Th.- $.'M)OU,000,000 lending program.! killeii in the h/)use. ' The $'^00,000,000 hou-in g bill, killesll in the house. | $.i0,000,000 reijuestod for 1939 re-; lief ileficiencie.s. tk'neral l«gi>la:ion: .■^mendv i the S(K’ial s curity act to «ave hxsiness $90o,000,000 in taxes i and gave benefits of $1,200,000,000, more. I ('or.gress passed and .Mr. Rtwsevelt! sign«d the Hatch bill, prohibiting i>o-j htica] activity by all fetleral jsfb-j h>>kler.s save the top policy-making. officials. ' - ' Th bouse launched a $r)0.oi»0 inves tigation of the National l^altor Rela tions boa-d, against a*! ministration w.sh**-. Rit.lroa l-rdief legislation was left in a confer>MU*e committei* until the 'next sos-iwn. R« •vision of the f,irm pn»gram was delayetl. Major iu-ms of amending ^^'agMer• I.Abor Relations act and the wage- hour *aw were put over until next ses sion, «»n the list of unfinishe<l bu.si- ne^s. This suittsi the administration. Th*- T-mrasend $200-a-month *»ld •ir»‘ i»-nsion hill was beaten in the house, 3 1 torgrvs, ext'ee'iel the presnlent’s f.nar. a g. - y — rf ha.n I tO i, O-MI.O' o. County Soil Group Likely Be Organized Ijiarer.s. Aug. — A: a meeting hen* Friday af:err.«H>r attendesl by more than "*♦> land •wners. a miuest was unanlmv»us’.y \% ted asking the (State soi! conservation c*>mmittee to t .nuthovize tho formation of a I,.iu- rens county soil conservation «listriv'f. The picfv's, i district would He mn- , f:n»‘d to th * coarrtv of Laurens as a distinct u"it. was sta'ed. The rn etir.g. wh’ch \vi- at the 1 .c.i- rens courry agricultural baidling. w.is nttimd***! hy K. l'. Turner, t'lemson college extension <o;; C'*»jserva'i*'nist. liiui I'.TJiest Karn-. als.* ar ••xtension nian, bo*h “f 'vh«'m •i'-rii'-el the dis trict plan of t»perat.'on. If tr.eit rep'>n’ of the La,urens confenence ts act«si up- *m fav.»rab;y hy the state c**m.'nittee., an el.*cti<»n would b«* onlere-1 held in this county u» delemiine if the la- i *»wners desired a distnct organizati-e; under governmental regulation a- ha> h»H‘n outlin***!. Histnct hea.hjuart**?- would be establishs**! at Ijiurxms. i- under-I.hmI, and f.ami owner- and fa’.M ]H‘opIt* geiurally would deal with *li'tiici officials, thus sinipiify-ng piisen: procedure. It wa- i.ui'.cated-that it will pr*»b- al>iy 'eii'.iirv* two months to imt the P'ov s'l through the regular channel FILBERT HOLDS AXM'AL PR'NIC iK‘v t IF IT S A M \(;.\/INK YOr WANT —F \ ! I. 27h. .L\MFS W. r M.JiWFI.L fC artticaesj fraaa p«g<e Mie> a sjrpla-. Btjt s«rplu» naw had Wn replac-i hy a drfTcar. The .<uru:eri:e als*- gwre cwisuler- able of his -pt'rch tlae Earopemn and -Xsiat.c d;ff»cui;ie-. ■*‘1 been hi the army my-^if esif*it y>eurs and I .Isrd' wwnt any war. I wa- tn Frano® an*! have Hal eno'iiirfe of it. Bui 1 woulil rather fght arhen we have al- I'es than wait nwV t jvar allies ar® whipfKsi an*i rhen have tv fight «in- gle-har. lastly. 1 am what thi» i^vuntry :s .kcrg ■.» a’Wi itself for jjw'ace. hit f*v- an lin>'>»'*aVe j-t*acff. )N.'. I *l-'r': wra.-it wra* Ba' ! -want i:'.-.:c,‘ with h« Memories SOUTH BOSTON, Va. ... It takes a flve-glrl-power hoist to lift the world's biggest cigarette, which will be on exhibit during the fifth annual National Tobacco Festiral in South Boston. Va.. op Thursday and Friday, September 7 and 8. The young ladies are Teft to right. Misses Frances Lawson, Elizabeth Owen, Harriette Johnson, Elizabeth Canada and Agnes Snead. Pl‘TriM'UP PEACHES" 'r ■I i.^ ii aji GCC You GOT CiiMtgT UpQE 5 'a/CTHER THE SPORTS CHATTERBOX Bv TENCH OWENS PC'SviEL YOUR. 'i 'Musbakio sent ,V- THE CHRONK’LES W.\NT AO H\TKS Ir per ward fiw firM in«ef> tifMi; five iii»rnhMiii far the pnra af faar. MiafaiaM charge 2ic. t ard« af Ikaak* aad trihatea af reapert. Ic a aard. payable la advance MiniaiMB Xic. THKFF W HITF S(rw)..| or »U*^r\ m) farm, aright 7’ !-• pel . • racn K**aari| if rvt*jrnr<d •»» (••r Mfivcmatioci rnahling ma t . C4'** -ame Jack tl Xa«ir>g I- I"* :.iwn af (bintavn, *«• bim'k and tan Koiiid •bvg ala>ut right yenw >.*1 “;!gh* >• gray Xk A <i*»r««-tt, • > lae Anrh •» AF4 IPK.NT ISSl RA.N't F TU KITS dot an!) JV a day. pay up ta (.X.ibMi S W >umewl, Pp-mmo SO and II tf Ft>R '*XLf;—JTO acrvo af ian*l. <|ivi.|- r«t '. >% at'rvH tA tract Apply Pi II J 1*-^ » .S. t pc ••Xnother Clinton tennis tournament j is history. It wa.s the sixth and? vve' believe, the mtxst successful tourna-- ment ever held among the liK'al play-: 9 ers. After six succes.sive years, our little tournament is hit-oming some thing of a traditional event here in Clinton, and w’e hojK* that it will lie held annually and with more gusto each year long after we ate unalde to hold a rsijuet in our feeble hands. Of couise we ean’t evim|Hte in tins husines- with some of the lug F.a.'-t-. ern t*iupnamen1s, i*ut nevertheless, tin* fa*'t that the Clinton championshi|is have iieen held annually f««- -eveia! )’»*ars adds a givat deal to the mter- e.sl of the players an«i increa.'H-s th«* value of the trophies to the winiM*r> in-osuse of the names of the illustii- *rtts prvslece^-*»rs engraveil theivsm .‘»*nne of the Fa«trrn t«iui iiaments have been held each year for f*irty «»r fifty year*, hut maybe if we K*««-p trying, we can raitdi up with th iii The wtie« ami wotrie* of a touiria merit dirvetiir, m* matter how vmaii the toumwment. are many ami vaiieii, oo that we are mighty gla*l it‘» al! over. On the other Kan*l, wr w«*ul<ln't umlertake it if it wawn't fun. an*i >e Iieve the rv««ent ttrurvHimcnt wa* ni**rr fun than we have ha*i m a long time tleli.og back to thi*«e w*«e* aiel w**i rie**. tha Av mtirb a» rvefyHi«|y r • ijpermted and ai> •moirthly a* the rvvaitfW* wfv-w run otf, there wa* iHMtnd tA Im hrtehe* Ami tlveee wa* '•tiurvd W lie n. ar**i «.f rw" Si« tu a*iy rvimpiairit - *,■ {•••••ai nv-jj and . Ac V «-nre. and b••{n thjir y> i hml a- o- « ^ jae»»ufv a- w. ali.i a?'*! ■:*ai y *0 ■li'Ji * ‘in a- I'-w : g**«ng taffy a* we dkl* H' : Xk rate rewa 7a,I a '■•eg felt am •a * Winr e.g tSr - rig,,-, rftam p=a*«vah p t#,' ng r<t» h • Thir*| fitmi* ms‘»“b (H a* mai’j y*m< *. de* » 'ely «F fea<r,| II M kaaw'an-i, • r-* enU-ri^ *h, fi»Hi‘* hj an e-*"iaJta*.CT , -mtewt .iVei Kufu> Smibw ttie day be f •rv It (• gaa *ag It evtiemr y barvi |a» wrtaat tfs-- € Ip f aam \k Sate ■ nc outeiamlaiig pia>c: t-f it*-* mer'v ta*arri, j. ♦•-?**-. h- gai* » t*,--ma fir-.t m**,<-w,|a«;, af ma ‘I f o ;»f(* O'u* of rhe iH'^t pbryed mutches of; the whole week was the final m.itch between V’irg.nia .'sailler and F.mily Dillard. This was .linkv’s vear as -he > • • avenged defeat at l.uey’s >aiitis twOj years ago and p!a*\ented her oppon- «*nt from winniiig the gills' cup for the thir*l siK'tvisive year. In the (louble.s competion. the f.nal. mateh was delayetl until Monaiay! morning of thi- week, .itul then it wa> luuirly delayed iiuh'finijely on ace ••.lut of the hewt! How**\er. if y,ei in-i-t. Hill Waaie and youi eailumnist again won m the final- again-t Rufus .'-.i.i ler and Rowlami. It was anothei trar a^’hon affair with the victors --p.ii-at- *s| from th** l«*.s**rs by tui'y a f**w IHiints. ! MOfkCAl SnCTV I BCTCUA 'N SeVEM CCMOCS AOCLEO, 'N eouT 'Marry pr'mwwS, 'M fOki>so*PEACH Sknyek!! GOSH — Cflrrwi*T«o; PCACMCS i* .A revival of int«‘r«*st in the -iftball cont**sts has lMs*n evi*ienee*l -inee t.|^* beginning (if the touinaimmt now in prv»gne-s. in the •»|H*nmg game, .the Haivtists defeat«-l the .\1eth*Mlists, ‘2 1*1 I. in a tight, hanl play**-! e>*n***st on X1.Mi*iay t'«*ritiriuiiig the -, • * - l*» *!«>. they will ni*s'f to *t*s-t*t* the w n net *»f a thrv*»*-gafiw* -**1*1*— Th>- w.n noig t**aiii wi!! gam the right t** p’a) a <'ombmati«*n t* am iiia*h- of X K I* . Ia»lh- ran, ami iNe-byt*-’iwn jday. - for the league t'haiiipi**n*hip w. uv>*t*-r«lan*i it I M-k* 1 a*key - < liKl*e* all ‘tar * 'f* t»a> «' '- traveJ'r^l to I •!*-,-owo***! To*'- day roght fur a r*»*aml of ■••ftimll w*(b a ‘earn thrrw The « :ini«*ti ♦» ^y* ar*- |^'<‘.*fvg eatvte fan ami go*Bl e V ia-ri*r«vavp • ■ ,*■» i*afal»***» f**i *ivr dt-'rsel t *. n* •Ae»-! (M |«a«re«-- III j Irrvy t* ■ -- .*•■ thwl tw .» *^ ag> - a gi> !« t •**• t t an. w H.. 1. !• a> - a pr»-t ‘ s g '>'4f.i| ,.f rh. n ha-ir Wni, • •• ?a. gaoi* ■ aPs • I) (t tr tha* k > ■ h**T» ,»1 f*>j-g»- ‘1* I •» < -.r’,.' , » f.,» • 7i, ,i» . --.I 1 y.tT- dui i^Lg like l«cj**. *-*a* • amf t ' f?- r** leg, autiw" ' • ■’e I* * f * <*4 • J i my '“a»l • I • •••« gii • ’ ham|*. an. h. fi .1 It,a', s a* tikr I a' 'loia • I .■•ami 7 i • i .a'na >e. I ■ Ilart-k . w—k 'k* *, pfi'i’ *4 hat!, ig a*e* ag* f 'h- •meb a lt a.-• II 4. •Ilfig a t* 'n • *». • » 4 if * 'ii, 1 ^*4 • • *-j- a-k «■—ww mwaumwnoaaaHBHH—egea—c Your Advertising Investment! t r* . —• LXBHkLK <OLUkRD PIANTS • t.a \X akefiebi a n *1 Fla* DjU" * a %*age ami fieorgia an.i ll«-v*i ' g I a?st» XXe also have nuc T.»ma‘*‘. I*epj»-r ami F.gg Plants and .See.| I'i*t |••^tatoro Blakely Broth*-'-* 2se«sJ stors Telephone Is"* I*- Clinton Mills Defeats Newberry In Mid-Carolina Loop Playoff AcTordinR to fiKure.s compiled by the llar^srd Ru- reau of Husines.s Ke.scarch and Northwestern rni\er- sit> liureau of |{usines.s Ke.searrh, the following per- centaices of fcross sales are spent on ad\erti.sinE h> suc cessful retail .stores: A.NX maa- -ewing machine rvfiaire<l. ov, - nau el or rebuilt, pwrt* fumiah- «sl ttjr s'Aimming p».il is nice. c*>*»l an I . «an, plenty freah water. .^TRICK'S PL.\CF Ju-st hey »nd laiutvns city limits on (Ires-: w.*ol highway. T-'ip THE SHAMROCK, Du plex Apartment, 28 Fer guson Street, now com plete. A. O’DANIEL t .( -■ -n XI;. • feat I Nv-wi-'iv .'^turday in the fii«t gam*- ••f th* M.'l-t ar«»liria play-off, .’* l*t 2. a* t a» t.**fH-rr) fanned ten an*l allow* I only four hits .Af ei *|»*»iting .New-lwrt )• tw** rune in the fir.t on an error, th'- viaitor- came ha* k with three ami the game n th«* thii I J>*antia won fr**ni XI<»ll<*hon, 7 1*1-2, as they isent Martin *»ul in the thinl I*. Prater pitche*! two-hit Imil. one «*f which wa-s a h<»m«-r hy Smith, and fannvtd II. The winners !<tage<l a thr^e-run eighth. je.l •Sr*#iJgn-. .t J ! .f ». . h-*'n.. i trfifu. I Haiep'.-n-* •>* * '.t.i-. a •• Men* -iiigie- J F Jaroh., ami I.*!.’*, Tayi**r Martin, P*‘.T ar-* I'J.ls M*-n'- <!• utile- .1 F .lar *!*« and Xk I* .la*'>h.. R Oa*-n, and Tay I »f Martin. 193.%, * apta.n f* lU*a* ty and (I***»rge B*<wtt>. Jr.. P.»;t*«; Tay lor Mart in ami .Xrrhur <!*t|(eiarHl. 1937; Bill XX'aile ami T«*nch Owens, POs Oirls' single.. Kmily ihiiard, l'J37 an I P..3H. Department Stores (irocery Stores Ifaherda.shers Women\s Wear Shops Furniture DruR Stores Hardware deanin)^ and Dyeing Restaurants I.tt9 to .LKr LtK; :lk € LtKc f Wade Rules Tennis Roost In Clinton I'l.AXK t> < fiNFIKMKD 81,209 MALARIA CaMcs reported in the L'. S. in 19381 DONT delay: 556 Start Today with 6<)6 Check.* .Malaria in seven day* Defeat.s Rowland for Singles j Crown In City Tournament. Virginia Sadler Cops (iirls Division Championship. The >*-nale la.st \\*«-«liie-*lay c*»n firni'-sl th*- riominution **f R. L. I*!ax- ico to la- |*<*.-,;ii)a-t-I at flmton f<*I lowing h..s rec*-nt ie(‘omrii*‘udation hy (■ eigie.s.suiari .I<i-«-ph It-yson of iK - •listric*. It i- exp-r**.<l that the new appointee wu; - nm «-u;er uje.ii hr- new appoint(-e w ;l! -(*on en'er up »n hi- , t> i-n made a- to-the date. \ HOW MUCH ARE YOU INVESTING IN ADVERTISING YOUR BUSINESS? 95 Per Cent COUGHS, COLDS 'mosphen& Pleasant, Effective V'apor Treatment. Kettle Free See Your Dr of fiat. ^ Clinton Finance Co.y Inc. -Auto Financing Fire Insurance Office: JACOBS & CO. BLDG. Bill Wade, runner-up for the past two year.s in the singles event of the Clinton tennis tournament, succei-de*! in his third attempt tt) win the cham pionship by defeating H. M. Rowland. .Ir.v in four set.s (C-4, 4-f), 0-2, 0-1) in the finals held on the Whispering Pine-.s court FViday afternoon. X’irginia .Sadler akso cljmaxtK] thr(-e years of striving for the girls' title by down ing the defemling champion, Emily Dillard, by the score of 0-4, 0-3, im mediately following the men’.s .singles match. I In the doubles final.s, which were delaye<l until .Monday morning of this week Wa<le teamed with Tench f>w-Ti.“ to. wdn the trojihy for the .seend strd^ght year by defeating Rafu-^ .Sad ler, Jr., and R'Twland in an enatically played contest on the Pines court. The score was 5-7, H-4>, 6-1, 0-4. Although hampered by rain, the tournament was declared to he a com plete success by Tench Owens, direc tor. Matches began Juljr 31 and coo- May Inherit Big League | #.a «« *• aa aa a« a> OF ALL BUSINESS FAILURES ARE NON-ADVERTISERS! (Accordin.1? to the Report of Bradstreet) 'A aa aa § it Your Best Advertising Medium To Reach the Buyers of Clinton^sTrade Area k... X X a.a aa aa aa aa CHICAGO, m.... Charles A. Comfs- key II. 13 yean old. probably will become the youngest major league baseball club owner by inheriting the Chicago White Sox from his late father. J. Louie Com laker. aa aa a# aa THE CHRONICLE ■a "The Family Newspaper Everybody Reads’ SUBSCRIBE TO TBB CHRO.MCLB.