The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 10, 1939, Image 8
PAGE EIGHT
TWIT rt ivmv rHPnvin.R n.ivmN s r.
THl RSDAY, Al GrST li. im
Philippine G>minis8ioner
COMMENTS ON MEN AND THINGS
By Spectator
Heads Baptiste
vJV.
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON. D. C. . . . Francis
B. Sayre. Assistant Secretary of
State, shown at his desk in the State
Department here receiving congratu
lations over the telephone shortly
after it was announced that he had
been appointed High Commissioner
of the Philippines.
i T'k» much frie<l chickeni Yes, .sir, that they might call on me fq^ pr«t»s-
you can eat too much fTie<i chicken, work, ther«fby quickly proving that
Did your mother ever rebuke you in my mechanical genius jtever devel-,
your smallboy days, saying, “Your I oped. I
eyes are bigger than your stomach’’?! Have you been to Br<K>kfrreen gar-
WeJl, that Indds true yet. It ail hap-'den? >Ir. Archie M. Huntington and |
pe.ned at State Park, three miles frrmi his talented wife laid out a garden'
- ! Myrtle lUach, In saying that 1 do not i)etween Georgetown and Myrtle
Washington, Aug. 7.—Careful stu-.mcan to crwiit Chief Forester .Smith Beach — on a pave<l nmd — and gave
dents of political psvcmdt^gy are try-1 with j!roviiijng the chicken, Ixits of this magnificent creation to our staitx*.
ing to estimate the pj obable political' chickens were there, —’naked chick-i It is a work which prove.s the ait and
eff<*et>< of two un«*xfK‘ct(*<l <K‘cutTences iens, i>aked Vo'own at that; but Imjartistry of Mr, an<l Mrs. Huntington ■
in the closing days of tne congression-{talking aiKiut, that UKithsome, edible and shows an outpouring of money to |
al session, or what seemed to U* its; Southern delicacy known as fried give form to an aiti.st’s dream. A visit
doring ilay.s. . - 'chicken. ‘ jfo Brookgreen is worth a long jour-
One was the unheralded “denunci-1 Spectator likes to renew his friend-■ 'Tht* walk through the- inner i
ation’’ of the commercial treaty be-! hip with editors and out on the
, tween the United StaU>s and Japan by ^ trail now and then to get fresh im-
! proclamation of the s<-cr(tary’of state, j j^re.ssions. He made a quick kaip, call-
|The ftther was the [lersonal attack up-:’hg at J-lorence, .Marion, (onway.
Myrtle B<*«ch and (k-orgi'town. A
bl<Kkaded road cut him off from R<li-
Kingstree.
courts is suggestive of the stateliness
of a royal park. It is a place of won-'
drous lieauty, majestic and serene, i
Those » ^h>g
are asked to mewt at Mr i
fit. ir Ha.'T?v:lIe at a m.
r.jn also would l.ke for.h.s
'<e notified of the number ttp»ct:ng
. to go in order that he may notify the
*.soed breeders.
' Friday, the IKth. a field tnp has
been arranged by the agente to the
, W. W. Wannamaker seed breeders at
.^t. Matthews. Farmers are asked to
meet at Wannamakeris office in St.
’.Matthews at 3:00 p.m. on that date.
I Both agents state*! that qu/te a num-
, her of farmers have been inqu.ring
about the trips and qu:te a nu-nber
are planning to go.
; In 1037 Wallace L. Ma-tir..' Gray
Tourt, won the .«tate ^-acre c.»rton
conte.st. producing 12 bales from the
five acres. He used Warraniaker ^
CotU'C. seed.
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JOANNA NEWS
ladVa acvaVa aa •• •• aa aa aa'aaVa aaaaaaVaraanacaaaaiWaca
(kildvili**, Aug. 1. Mrs. U*sler
Hair,, .Mr. ami .Mrs. .lames K.vans,
Mrs. Mac Curry, .Miss Fay Gaskin and
,Mis.s Ganelle l.yle spe-nt Sunday in
R<K-kingham, N. (\
'Mi.s.ses .Mimi and Joan Barron are
Bfamding a w*H'k with reladives at
Ha|»go<Ki.
Miss BoWiie Jean <'arr is sp<*nding
H few weeks in Charlotte, .N. with
h* r aunt.
Mrs. Alma OT^*-!! is sfamiling a few
w»* k> at F’ort .Mill with her s<m.
lN-rn|>sey Boyce and sons, Billy and
N<»nnari of Wwt Palm Beach, Fla.,
B|>**rr1 .Monday an«l Tu«*s«lay with Mr.
iind Mr-". J. K. Ikiyc*- ami family.
Farmer In Hospital
Ka>nnori*l Farmer is p**covering in
tlk*' .Newla-rry hospital frxun a reciuit
«»l»*‘rat i*»n.
hr. Marlin ,\way
Dr. W. T. .Martin, th*- .Ioanna phy-
BM lan, has la-c-n enjoying a vacation
wihl his family al Hetidenmoville.
Duiing his absepc**. Dr. W. H. Mo«*r-
bead. wh** is visiting hi.* parents on a
vaia'ion. is raring for hi- practice in
the viliage
t.irU' Club Names itffirrrN
Tbs- follow ing **ffic«Ts for lh«* Girls’
i lub hav*- ls-*-n » l*M*l**d f**r th«* year;
Pn-B.ilent, .Mif-s N* II llamin.
\ I Pr« ;«b fit, Mif MiIIm- t «*Uv
k»-r**'«l ng >, Mr Koiinu
Kati ti\»i«r
Tr«-a a;»r, Mir • laixiia Ma*- lUiy»«-.
I t adrrs For t tub .Named
ttff is fs iht Woman*' club w« n-
ifista. ««l III ttM- aialitorium Thui day
« \if. '.g w b < *1 bad Im i-n c<»n\*Tt*sl
iiPo an old fa hioio d g.4!d< n for th«
«s«-a' •• Tb«- iifW |in-;diiit. Mr»
M.t.oi It' dgc- , anno<tii«'« «i tlo- follow
llig t >> t'ollllllll !•'«'
t '.airiii n of t«Mrd«-n- Mi Him
riifutt, Mr- .1 W G B. ami Mr'
Sb-ani Bow land
t ba.iman of Drama ^Ir M I.
Flow* ,
t ha rman **f l.rtcrw!iiio M - .. I J
W illiTigha'ii.
t Y\», -nmu of Cimimunity Ch**ru'
Mrs T! G Kay
4-ba fiiiari of Niisl.i wiuk Mi-
Tb* nia lh*i* ii|M<rt.
Cha Ilian of .<*H’iaI .'M-rvi*-*- Mr*. J
M K.s'
F»'!l«>wing th*- installation, .Mr*
KoMne biamis pix-*nt«*l a bTowi-r
Fanta-y. b ifte* n ladi«-s in pa)M-r cos-
tuno-s, r*pr»>eming flowers, gwve a
«1*-ligh!ful piogram with Mrs. Kay,
acsnmtaini-t, ami Mrs. C*cil Blakely,
n aib r
S**ng “FlowiTs "
K* ailing "t la I'll* ns.”
Sis IK- 4 Pi *ild-fa.shiom-d ganl^-n.
“Ih»iK*e *!f tb«- Butterflms.*'
Ssirig ’‘.MiH»nlight and kos«‘s.“
Ki'Wiiing “Tonuirrow."
Tbs- «\ening clos*-d with the ser\
itig of rifix-shim-nt', with Mi>. K. C*.
<’arr a.- h«*st*-ss.
on Vice-IVesident Garner by .lohn L
I ewis, head of the Congr<*ss of Indus
trial Organizations. ^ -’*<»nier in
The .lapane.se matter comes down] Florence is s[H>ken of so often as a
to this. .Senator Kev Pittman of Ne-, railroad, center that many forget it
vada has been tiving for .-ome fime'i'^ the huh of as fine farming country
to get congress to enact some law'«' ‘‘an Ik' found in the United States,
which would i ffei-tivelv prohihii the F'-r Kn miles in every direetion then
War Oh Crime
To ^ Waged
All Over Nation^
11 m*'
law
the
sale ami expoit to .lapan <if mati-rials
of war. He had gi-neral sU|»i>ort tor
the iilea, .‘•inc*- the sympathies of coi.-
gn-'S, like those of the nation in gen
eial, lire <*ntirely with China.
But unl«-ss the president should de
clare by proclamation that a state of
war exi.sts In'tween Japan and China
there is no law on the American stat
ute iMioks which can Ik* invoke*! to
prevent anylwKly from selling any
thing to Japan, except a few items
which »re ajiecifically uml«*r the ron-
trol of the munition* Giard.
It wouM make for an awkward in
ternational situation were the pri**i-
dent to d«?clare the .lajian-China affair
a 'war w'hen neither <if the j>artie*s in i
it admits it is a war. Hence th** Unit
ed .‘states is at jieace with Gith na
tions, neutral in their rieighhorhocKl
,quarrel, and |iro[Kis<-s to remain s<i,
esjiecially since we are Imund by a
ti'eaty with Jafian, signed in IIMI, un
ATLANTA, Ga. . . . 10.000 Baptist
messengers ananimoosly elected Dr.
James Henry Rnsbbrooke. above, of
London. England, as president of tbe
Baptist World Alliance to sscceed
Dr. George W. Truett. of Dallas.
Texas. Dr. Rusbbrooke will bold
office for a period of live years.
IF IT'S A MAGAZINE YOU WANT
ALL 27fi.
JAMES W. CALDWELL
is very little waste land. On.vhe eon-
trary, the land is fertile ami highly
di’Vt lo|K‘(l. .Suhslant.al, p! ogr<*ssive ^
I'arniers make uji the rural envinm-
ni* rit and a fin<* shofqiing city tojis it '
all. I did hot .see Falitor Ma.-on Brun-|
son, for like all **<lit<ir.s of dailies h«*!
works late and comi^ down aisiut ^
n(H>n. One of his cajiable and cour-1
U'ou.s associaU*s, however, did the
honors of the office.
me,
New Yoik, .Aug. 7. — The nation’s
great*‘sf assault on organiz<*<l crime,
delving into underworld terrorism in
half a dozer, major cities, o}K*ned td-
<lay with thv presentation of a r)(l((,(Ki()
word “encyclopedia of crime’’ iiefore
a s[K*<*ial federal grami jury.
Thirty patrolnx'n w<*re as.-igned to
guard wilrK-sse.s in the sweeping in-
j vest igat ion, ^ —
Dominated by the shadowy figure i mouth-silencing murders of witnesM-s
jof Ixiuis “Ijepke” Buchalter, 42, beady-him.
!eye<J .Marrhattan
Farmers To Visit
Seed Breeders
. County .Agents Cannon and Stall- ■
worth have set .August 15 for the an-'
nual trip to Coker’» seed farm, Harts-
Crak Lie*
Pvtat*
'A*
Sold bv .Sadler-Owens Pbanaaev
racketeer and a
of an intensive
alive’’ manhunt, the inquiry
Only two weeks ago, a law-abiding
musk publishing official who lived
quietly in the Bronx with his wife and
two children, was mowed d<»wn by
krank .Murphy as the outgrowth of j gunmen as he walked to the subway—
secret, concerted action by federal' apparently in mistake for a witnt-*s
ag<*nts for several months. |against “Is*pke.’’ THstrict .Attorney
.‘Nimultam-ous offensives. Murrihy Thomas K. I>ewey ha? blamed four
said, will be launche*! in Chicag»i, .New other murder? on Buchaher*? “war of
.Marion has always attracted , ... ,
There is something so slea<!y, solidtarget
and riermanent aisiut it. Nothing of, ..... ,
the hiKim or fly-hy-night here. Theirf** di-scribed by Attorney G*menal
handsome, comm*Mjiou.s hornet, broad
striet.** al) breathe an atmosphere
which to me is suggi-stive of a coll«-g**
town. .Must lie th** atrnosjiher** of cul
ture, like the gentle zsphyr bn*ath- ...
ing <r* r a trank <if vi<»lets, as Shak*-,«*»t«*rminatnm’ against witnesses.
siNare says.
BENJAMIN &
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Phi lade).
K<lit<*r Palmer .bihrrsim was at th**
diKir of the .•<ancfum surveying the
der which each nation giv<*s th*- tith<*r aitivrlies of tb** city a.s I
W. J. BENJAMIN
SERVICE STATION
Standard Products
Cars M’a.shed and Greased
Your BuHiness Appreciated
fr**e access to its markets, suhje«*t to
m<M|est tariff duties, for any c<im-
m<Klities which either exfiorts and th**
<»ther imp<irl.>«.
"DenounrIng” a Treaty
That treaty. how**v*T, omtains a
clause under which *-hber Japian or
th«* United .itart*-* can can*-**l by giv-1
ing six monrths notice. Su*’h n*»tic**,
in terms of diplomacy, is calbsl "de-
miuncing" a treaty.
While Um* s**n»t«* wa.- trying l«i find
•onM- way tu liiiiit exiHU-t’ t<i our
IN-an-fiil rwigWM*!, .Ia|*an, with*»ut vi-
latiiig that old comni«-ni-ial tn-aty. |t
iHcurr*i| to .'^■iiatoi Arthur Vamlen-
bi*ig to rs-jid th** ti*-afy. H** rain*-
lo rir th** “di iiiiiM’iat ion" riau'* and
iiiini***liut*'l,v «li'af’*i| Mini mlriMliii'*-*! a
Mt.lilt ion III th* **ii.*:<- calling u|*«*n
!h** pn* !il* iit t*» ib rioiiu*th* tn-aty.
Th** r*-o|ution chu-*?! *inii*thiiig
a iii'-iitioii. NiJmmIv b.**l t.hoiighl *if
Ibal May of rb aiing t h*‘ <i*s k- to *io
M hat S* iiatie Pittiii.tii hail li.*d to d*'.
ng.ill) liaiiiiig th’ ills.’ 1*1 th** *-\|Mir’
tif gfMMi to Japan and th«* >m|N.*-!B-
tioii <if .lapan*-'* Man - in‘o Viii**ii*-m
While th«* '**nai** ^•‘.•Mkr^**lln M*-rt
'till bi/zing Mith the aiidac't^ of th*
|iiN>|M>sa!, aiul M'litinont mm* forniiiqt
tf.iiig.y f*»r It. legaiiL*-' of pa'^ty
tin* , the Hiiiii.nt tiatioii acl*-*i.
I*t*»*ib|y th« pH vi.l, I t an*! the *•«•
i«tMi\ of had alnady consiib reij
th** dinunciation *if th<* tr«*aty with
Ja|*an. an<l w« n‘ hi-'itating lavaii'* of
doubt alio.It th** Mttitu*!** of t'oiigi* "
Hut th*’ Mts-ptmn giv**n t** th* \an-
*i*nlsig r*-*Miluti*in. which n**\**r catm
to a \ot**, ix-mov*'*! all doiil't With no
warning t«i the JapaiM se Mniba"Mdor
or MnyiNsiy el'**, th«* pras'laniatimi ik-
n*iurM'ing the tuatj wm' gi\**n to th«*
|ins'.
Th** polities which Washington h***h
in this 1* that it woul*) hav** !a***n very
(•ad imlitu's in«i*-***l f«ir a Ih-nuK'iNtir
administration to I* t such a pro)M»sal
ge U-fotv th«* p»**>ple a' having Ik’s-ii
onginate*! by a Ki-tnildicHn. «'|H*i*ially
whi*n that' K<’pu(>lican is a icaiiing
candidate f**r th«* pn-'iib-ntial nomina
tion.
Garner-la>wis Incident
Th«* oth**r incuicnt which ha,' s**t
|tolitical d**jH*st«*is at wiirk with their
t'ortune-tellmg isjuijmumt, i? the un-
♦*x|H‘Ct«s! denunciation of the vicc-
pi-esident by Mr. la*Mis. In the courst '
of a h**aring l>«*f«»re the housi* com-
!nitt»*e «»n labor, the h**«d of th«* <M.((. j
attackeil congix*ss for its "unfair” at-
titinle lowani oi'ganiz«sl laUir, ami
said:
“The genesis «>f this canqiaigM
ipilal o j |{LM.hj|J;4.r eaiw*
A fugitive f
apf»poach**d and gr****t<sl his fellow
'm-iiU* with all th* quit-t, g<HKj hurn**r
ami rich felbiwship whaih fh«ra<*l**r
IIZ4-S him.
{ la-MVing .Marion, 1 S4*t out for ( on-
'way, chief city <if th«* Inik|*<*n*l* nt R«*-
{Hjbltc «if Horry.
(Vmway has U-come the capital of
an •*mn*»niic unit as well a
lit teal *>4*at of a gnwt <*ounty. Horry
is si*ttmg th** iMice t4>ward aUaming
s**lf-«uffM*H*ncy. In to!iac**o, trmk and
|Mttar*a*s this county is l«*w<ling in di-
v**r oficatum and (dazing th«* I'ath •“ |}u„tna'
ind**p**n*knr*-. Horry, t.hnuigh the d* ■
v*’b»pnv«*iit of Myri «’ Ib-ai h. ha;- (**
c**'ii* th*’ pb-a'Uii arid n*creali«»n cin-
t< r of th*’ .*^tiitn«*«st.
I***’ «b-'iJa y l^'r’')’ - fr**- of or*Ji-
na*y «*«>uiity tax**^- th y*a' Fv* ry-
thing •e*rn' '*• 'mif* on Hor'y
Fditor II II WiMsIwanl wa - ut
a's*u’ h ma'* f< ;d a* t v? *
who m v**r *"*|’*, ii**\* « '•
pa I-* h** ha- a ni j'titmb
perhap.s including .Miami,
phia an«J .'■van Francisco.
"One of the majtir «4ijectiv«*s will he
t4i get at corruption ami crime in pid'i-
tics,” the^ attorney g«*neral aibbsi.
.Although U. .‘s. Attorney John T.)
('ahill, «itr**cting the nati«>n-wide anti-i
crime war thnmgh a central “clear-,
mg house’’ ht-r**, said the inquiry w»s
"broaikr than any **a.'e or cnndr»al.”|
i( was kmtwn the grand jury* would
<|uick]y *lins't its attention to the
fugitive for two years, iwtught
b<*th in this country an*! ahnaol at a
Cost «*f $2.'*4i.(MKi a year, “la-pke” is
want***! as the an**ge*j nia.ster mind in
narr<»tica «»|>erations, in vmnous in-
rwi'kets and in a serie-- of
Auto Loans!
We will loan you nMiney on your rar or refinance your
car for you.
(lur terms and rales are standard.
TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO.
(HRYSI.ER — PLY.MOITH
Phone 110 Sales and SeiA’ice Clinton. S. C\
oooeooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
’ .ind h* g ' ■ h« m h ’
!*ritn»»> I.*!,*..) W'• •.iwar*!
,M K .4 * ,* a*l*
I'lg IIIMII
him
From ('*»nway
' l>* «'*!* <1 f(O’ M \ •'t:
lor W G Ma/.
Myrii* Ibait h o|m-at*
lUach N*w' Mr. tiar
SUMMER
CLEAN-UP
the faithful car
lUach, w!h*i* h*li-]
Iw-iui* t: vill* am!
I'h* My file. I
Tee* i\***l III*’
Wt hate gone through our stock ajrain and hate found
wrong colors, stilled merchandise that noukln*t sell for what
condensed and repriced in order to move it quickiv. CHher ilr
cmMs and ends, had siars.
it was marked. So we kave
ms not advertised.
a- (•ni»th«*r ara! fneml. th«* pr« m-tm-v txf
th*' Atlantic «hs an Tiiaking it t)u>t* ■
u'lms-* »ary to pievu!** oth*** Ii*|uhI|
*‘ff*'hni«*nt \
Myrtle H* a* h ur).«iu* m its «x-:
|ra«>rii fiary jr-cwlh .n rit |H»p. >
ula'.ion am! n it- w*hb ap|a*a! as a;
re^(»rt. I find that |as*|d*’ *»f a half!
ilozen ^tat*’s f* *1 a** rl*»s** to Myrtb ,
I'U'iich M' we *!o. Th«’re is no pla.'el
r(*mjia'"a!*'.** t*» .* in th»* ( aryiirms,'
(o’oigia i*r V.rgmia. .Myrt)** lt«*ach is;
b*s***ming ••'t* *>f the principal «lraw-1
mg cards of 4»ur •-•ate ami *>ur <'W’n|
peopie an* h* r** h-arning t*' jday again I
anti r»'m*w their youth.
MyrtU* H**arh i* !'y w-ay of la*ing
*lam|* tt> th*’ jKtint tf w«<m«s.«. The 1
whtde .AtJantic i.- spn-atl in fnmt an*!
a ct»nsii!«*rHble numiu-r of ]i4|Ut>r st»*r»*s
t p**’'att. ttM*. Why all this liqutir busi-*
nt*s?, anyhow? One man says that un-
U s> ]H|iH>r «!**aler? have l«»ts i*f coni-
|K*titit*n a small gr*»up would soon
t>wn ant! o|H‘rate the state. i
(teorgettiM'n, t|u**«*n of the rivers,'
.was my next idijxvtive. P*-e D*s*, i
Black. Sampit, W’accamaw ri\*ers, with'
Santet* n«*ar. ls*ts ttf rivers at old
(iettrg**towTi. flowing t|u:<»tly along so
as n**! ttv di'turb the placid life foa-
tert“*i through generations. i
.Georgetown has enjoyed
77 PAIRS LADIES* DRESS
SHOES - OXFORDS
ALL LEATHER. VALPES TO $.1.98
NOW!
$1.00
ONLY 12 LEFT
SILK BLOUSES
These were $2.98.
can be cleaned.
They are aoiled. They
NOW
BARGAINS
FOR SALE
Dwelling—South Broad.
Dwelling—Holland Street.
Dwellinj?—Near Silk Mill.
Dwelling—Cleveland St.
Dwelling—East Carolina
Ave. „ ' .
All On Easy Terms.
Store Building — splendid
investment.
Other Property.
Fire and Life Insurance.
Loans Financed on Real
Estate.
B. H. BOYD
Clinton, S. C.
iti
dist’.nc-
on as a town of mellow 1
iving, the'
the hub of
against lalmr in the house is within 1
the ih'inocratic partv. It runs across , ... , ,,
to the senate of the United States
and tMimnalos there fix.m a Ulmr-
Siting, poker-playmg,'whisky-<lrink-''" industry, emerging a? a
ing evil ohl man whos** name is (Ear
ner ... I am against him officially.
' imlivitlually ami iK'rsonally. 1 am
against him in lihTJ and wil !m* against
him in 11(40 wht*n he se**ks the pivsi-
tkney of the United States."
I Uongressmen who hear*! Mr. lx‘\vis
I say thos** things, which an* taken
from the stenogi-uphic nxMn!. were
stunnetl. The news sprea*! through
the hou.se like wildfire ami then* was
a rush of inemhors. m»t t»nly fnmi Mr.,
Garner’.s ht»me stato of Texas,: but averse to a frien<ily game of cards or
fmm otlHM* parts of the country, tOjOn occasional drink, those who know
rise in their places and demiunce .Mr. him Ix-st .say. But the implications of
lx*wis in turn. In the senate then* was tht* Ix'wis tirade do no: by any means
♦•qual earnestnes.s . in the expressions i fit with the known character of the
of senatoi”? in defen.se of'Mr. Garner, man.
j St) far as \Va.'*hington has btH*n able, -^Ir. lx*wis jiersonally is said to be
to observe the iH*rst>nal comluct anti a man of highly scrupulous, almost
.habits of Mr. Gamer, through many religious jier.sonal character. He does
■ years of his .service as minority lead
er in the ihouse, speaker and for seven
$1.00
Final (lean-l’p! LADIES*
DRESSES
$2.98. $1.98 and $4.98 value**. Ym ill
have plenty of time to wear tlie*«. Come
a** eariy a*< poMiible.
NOW!
$1.98
IS alive with imiustry, emerging as
'center of business activity.
I •
; One thing always has impressed
me her*', even in 11(33 — the clean
•stores. - I
' (»e4>rget4»wTi is on the crest of the]
{wave; business is here for those who!
'go after it. 1
I saw Messrs. IjaBruce and Wallace j
of The Georgt'town Timt*s, tw’o hast-;
lers <in th*' job. .As they were busy j
with “fonns" 1 didn't tarry, fearing'
MEN S WHITE AND GREY
OXFORDS
.All-leather. $2.98 values. It will pay you
to buy and wear these till fall, then dye
*em.
NOW!
$1.98
HERE'S A GOOD BFY!
LADIES*
DRESSES
BtmberiDi. Chiffomi. Voiles and Spun Ray-
on.<i. Just richt for Augu.st and September
wearinir.
NOW!
$1.33
ONLY A FEW ORGANDY
BLOUSES
VALCES TO $1.49. ^
NOW!
77c
ME HAVE 6
4
LINEN
BLOUSES
Carried from Spring. M'ere 98c.
Now 49c
not drink or play card^ and his' pri
vate life is imptH'cable. That, his
friends believe, makes him intolerant
PENNEY
lytwrs vice-pre**id**nt, there is no war
rant for Mr. I>ewis’s attack. Like many’'''^n the personal 'habits of others are
■'another man, the vice-president is not.tmder scrutiny.
CUNTtIN, S. C
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