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FAGC OGHT THE CLINTON CHHOMCH. CLINTON, 8. C. THlltSDAT. OCTOBER It. ItSf TWO SIDES TO EVERY QUESTION Bt LYTLE HULL Provisions Knovm By U. S. Business' It the Little ( onfusion Expected When W«r { Long before the Great War, one i New l^bor StandardH Are l*llt t one frequently hear a Europ^n j October 24. " Beealta af Thin ^ i«"that his envy of peaceful America^; feat ares it ^etnonstrle^ the inability of peo- ‘Since the <ieY'aatatinic resuRa of that) Washinirton, Oct. 15.— t^aje-hour of government have become so prominent as iO;offk;ia!» predicted today that Amen be apparent to even the least thourht- can b^^iness would nuikc the October ful; “icrumblinc,” in European coun* 24 tranwtion to new labor standards „ . tries, has become a habit and chances. with less confusion than accom- been the hope that *Xhis vtv ffovernment a frequent occurrence.'panied cnhnt^ • y^*** l^he, TIh- p«.pl. b.pnnini U, .w,k» «t b««jU^r.liv. undergo but as tiase foes pn wars \Vhere|(ks^t year there were hun-l pie to tnnnt a Iona of government capable of protectiac their hOereols. rhrourh the agea it has always .■■■ the preMDt eet up. to rtop the etern.1 Id"*!* of tthofimndi of inqtiirie, mu-. • cernine oneration of the new law. ^ siMlIer ^ JS^^^lwarfaro to which they are subjected.'ceming operation teve hrconie bhytc inrlusn'e geogra professional armies, it did'hered m mere tlwusand-s rt was said. ****1^1^* -Tallin fArm nf eovern make such a tremendoua impres-j that t,he law ha.s bwn m Every concetvtfkle forlB pf ^ ^ rreatlv affect their » y<‘ar. one official explained, ment ha. been auempted; mon.r<*y, ll^eT ^ that ^s has “most people know about it and it be . lot lie- ditiointin* .U> the. commumscn. capitalism. Each h**| , man’s and woman’s life and! industrial machine.’ i O^ber 24 the twenty-fiveJ sr*p:nJr.ri:iJ:«-r«._.e -poet ^;tb"'T.rtLTu."^ a relatively shi»rt time. No one knows, what the present! cents and tin* maximum work week ^ ^ , j A • L. :n u vffnis «imi I/IK' iim^iiiiuiii ws/jia There is an outatanding exception, far. if fought to a finish mil i>”ng forty-four to forty- to this unnatural condition, w’hich forth, and■ this is not intended as *L^.^ hours. ' may indicate that it i^ not the forms |*ropht‘cy: but it is not difficult to^ October 24 i.s the mdidle of a weekl of government stluch are at fault so picture a Europe so utterly deva-sUt-1 ^ Andrews, ailminislra-i much as the state of "nationalism” as f that any straw will be P-asi»e.l a it exists in Europe t«hday, that js:d..z- by th.. .lr,p.irinK p«pK ^ th.t ^ midnixht, (hriober .2d.l .n. of .-.p.r.» »;».». both kr*.- rtraw will unfortunju^ly n« b. hour provkiim. mu»t bo-1 *K .Jl'’ yff<.<-livo for Ihr first full work K0.0I to thon. by Ihoo. I>esperate fieople will be sick of eviilence of- lanylhinig which remind.s them of American business £ and small, ttecessanly selfish and jealdtus of each other, attemptiing t<» live their iotlivklual liws behiivl their common boundary lines. This outstanding excr|iti<in is the politicians; they will scream again.st generally will comply with the! I'niled States of .Aaaerica: a vast any form of government except a provisions promptly, grikuping of geographical entities with “peoph* a g«>ernment”—a “proleta- sUndards become ef- differmt climates, ta-stea. ideas and'rian government.” That will have a , ch<*ck of enforcement for nviHies of Hiring: bat having in com-• wt>nderful sound The people’s act’s first year reveals that 22,- one supreme iateM the cen-^ernment! Tt has fooled experts. • 000 complaints have been made, chie^ tral guvernasrat af- the I aited States. | || fjjoled the level headed French, |y employes, relativta of employes This interest eareptiag the f-uir same level heads dropped jand competing employers. Pielimi-. years «bf our civil war has heM thrm of the guillotine. It I nary inquiries indicated about 11,(KJ0' logether in prace and harmony f^rlfoikled the Kassian.'. and millions of violations ami of thr*se about 5,fl00^ one hundred and fifty yvars^TT»eseiy„^,llij,lj angels have been addeil to have been sent to the field for furthr-r! groups are reaspa«ed mi every na-ljjip populatHm of Heaven since that investigatHin. Others are bring an-! tHnality. race. coL^. and rnsd *»" -great emancipator,” Mr. Stalin, be-'niyx^itj arid wnt to the field as fast] !came the •*pe«q»}r’!* government” of as they can lie studnsl hen*. In *ome ca^rs wlneMf the nMpwity all the Kusaia’s. .\nd it will fo<»l the Krptrrts fn»m the fH-ld indicate that €»f a whole stat. * ' ... - faiwiy. they a—^ protaMy snow a long reeiMd of .or. rec nr warfare 1- dieccndrd from rattled people of a desperate starving, many of the violatMois were not will- t hww weird ^irmr-<rmzr^ Europe aflar they have fu| and employers already have mn«le d^.anag war hern punished l» the limit of human rrstitution to rmployca. Baldwin Showing New 1940 Fords one iiaUofm.gy. yet t«* imagine Mio“s= leHSfc-aaa Kut if throe Iww en*luiai»ce by the nitneglycerine •lale« were mewinerB ml the latrofHwn tjirtatorship and denowracy. of W. J. BKNJAMIN .SERVN'E STATION SUndard Prod acta ( The new Itlll) Ford cars are now «n nt V laral 4e poa D. E Tribble Co. I I .MJI.%L INRKITIIRS *1 ;i. m oe 2U ciiiMMk . . . a. c What a pwturv ia rontemplate! All lUintpe under the iron hand ktf som* bliMMl-thirsty tyrant who will rail him self “the peiipir’i government ” The only rwy wf long distance h >pe. u. <• whwh shmr. through the murky **-»»**y ■**»»* sH.mro.mi- of M < glwwm ml thm qwtte puroshW oittcuwe Haldwin M.U«r company •f a hmg drserwrtive war. u the khutors, ahwh the pubiK* i. lav.ird ehaace timi the pwnpir (ha^fh swh|i- la-pert gatrd. atU Imve the a^paetmuty la a >^^"-**-** refim-meru. .few gin. ratisws. to "hrowd ap” their manofarturo a amahsi^—whMh the lael war aad the aatfwd manageawnt mt five cars ill Imve totfy draletod •hich nttually bracket iha motor car le a tyraaawal —»*** ^ RFAL ^ h^vsewt nut- a gweaeameat advanrrs in styiing, ewmfoct. cm ml the prople. fwe the pewple and y, ^ the people A Ih-tod Malsw «# Fa aew cars are big rope aad paaae mm sarih at laekj pawrrfwl la A hard road to tearol far the neil .*“»* pha.Higly atreasal^ Iroat fdty at a haadrod ywro. aad mrowa with the cacpaea ml mdhaae mt least. radml^ gpll^. h^ a^ haamn toa^ svha piarod the«r'***4 deeply roan del fenders The trim faHh m Utssr leadsrt aad m the ahd > **'*-ved taiermro aro h«g aad gy ml thsag ‘-i-»— to saHe the proh- •^•^9* *4 seat roam, leg ham aah wrhsrh they aro farod today. aad evwalaalty ishslant ml N%H rr.KIKtT KNittffll t.rwie. a «m la the laaar ead ml the an • nrsillwwwt mt 11. h srHn4> dunng .'tept fert attswis rrfMet f l> atlr Mrs t H ti. ma»ev. roma. elhow r«wMB and Taw V-a rngia. 1 are aiaitahle, aa aad the deiuse Ferd V a, aith a W hofsrpww.r eogtiit -iHiwnal in the y. wrth latd V a all cimnty Fear lard \ * and fi.e delusr body with a per- typ:s cumprt-e iHe tea -.rs % new la a bus n. s* cumfw a* w* ! a- a I .odor arc HEATERS! • .the Ford V a, and six in the drluae Circulating Heaters Ashley Wood Burning Heaters Cannon Heaters Flat Top Laundry Heaters ,,gers in the front compartment. Thwrv Ms also a new rontrollrd ventilation !{system. New sealed-beam headlamps Al RggMiuiblv PRATHER.SillllPSON FURNITURE COMPANY sedsn, T wdiH* sedan and empr 'a.ailalde in knrth Thtrr airo a de* Iwir com* r1itk*e club rimpe ailh au* tnmstir top a* slandaid eqwipment. Thrvw color choices are available la \a important new ftaturr wf the cars IS a finget-tip gearshift mounted on the steering column under the tww- .spoke steering aheeL This provides 'incrvased room for driver and pasaeti- are used on all t)*pes, providing great !Iy increased driving vision at nighE ' On the H.Vhonn*|H»wer cars, an im proved sfiring suspension with a kmg- rr. more flexible front spring, and a torsKin bar nde-stabilixer provide an exceptionally comfortable steady ride. 'The ride-stabiliser also contributes to firmer, easier steering. Front and ;rear springs of deluxe cars are equip ped with metal covers. Large double acting hydraulic shock-absorbers with self-.seaM construction are fitted on NOTICE! m raVMENT W CITY TUXES N^ite 15 hereby given that Town Taxes for the Town of Clinton trill be thie and collectable between October 1st and November 15th, for the year 19S9. The Tax Books will be opened for the collection of taxes at the office of the Town Clerk on October 1st, and will remain open each day thereafter, Sunday excepted, up to and throogh November 15th. A penalty trf ten (10) per cent will accrue on all taxes not paid on or before Wednesday, November 15th, w’hich penalty will be in force t^ugh Saturday. December SOth, after which an additional five (5) per cent will TV kvT for current fiscal year is 381^ mills; 12 mills for current openting expenses, and 26«a mills for in- fereet and atnking fund on various' Bond Issues out- all cars. Clinton Defeats Greer, 33 To 0 Greer, Oct. 14. — The Clinton Red Devils defeated Greer’s Yellow Jack- The foregoing notice is given pursuant to Ordinance by tim Town CounciL. D. C. HEUSTESS, City Clerk. ,ets, 33 to 0, in the local high school [stadium Friday night. I Clinton, class B champions, scored in every period. The Red Devils were by far the superior club as they rip- p^ the Jackets’ line. They made two of their five touchdowns by passing. The air was filled with passes as Greer threw 16 and completed three. Clinton tossed eight and made three good.,, Clinton went over Greer’s goal line twice in' the first half with drives that carried for 68 and 55 yards. In the ^ird period a Devil punt bounced end over end for a 60-yafd boot to Greer’s two-yard line. Score by periods: .Clinton ... 7 7 13 6—33 Graer .... g 0 0 0— 0 Wt Da An Kiiida af PSIN’riKG CHBONICLg Pl’BUSBOIG Ca Anderson’s Close-Out Sale Continues From (Xnr Large Stock We Still Have 50,003 Bargains Left Fcmt You This Wedc-End. TREASURE BOXES— We guarantee these boxes to have 50c worth of merchandise and a coin up to $1.00 in each box. BUTTONS Full-Fashioned HOSE All Colors and Sizes 62C card Silk has advanced. Hosiery must go up. Buy now and save— JOY PADS Scratch and laugh. Each 46c pair Ladies’ Full-Fashioned HOSE Full-Fashioned HOSE Knee Ixengths pair 15c pair 10c TOILET ARTICLES 2 for I5c CRAYONS, PASTE, INK STOVE PIPES, ELBOWS 3c each each All Children’s ANKLETS 72C pair MEN’S SOCKS-lie, 8c, 4c KOTEX — 2 boxes 15c c Stores We Imite Vw To See The He* For 1940 ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOWROOMS 22 I.MTORTANT I.MPROVEMENTS. ADDED TO Fl'NDAME.Vr.AL FORD FEATURES. REPRESENT THE MOST ADVANCED ENGIN EERING IN THE LOM'-PRICE FIELD. DONT BUY ANY NEW CAR UNTIL YOU SEE AND DRIVE ONE OF‘THE (JUAUTY GROVP FOR 1940.” Check them—compare them—^with cars selling in their price range. y m aFORD- Drive them and be convinced you get more for your Built car. Well be pleased to show you the new models. We will be giai to have you call for an inspection. W. C. BALDWIN MOTil CO. AUTBORIZEO FORD DEALERS