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Belk’s Big Sale
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THE CLINTON.CHBONiajt. ctnrrow
S. C. Democrats
Take In $10^75
. About tile beet new year iweohitioB
we know is to work bard .to baTe a
ilittie cash in the bank when It ends. .
Fifty Ycara Age and Taiay
[I A travtiing aaleanom banda Bn
‘ Paasant this ekpfnng pertaining *o
State.
BoJk’s Department store open tbeir
annual January Cleardn» sale begin
ning this morning, announcement of
which apjiears in a psige adtertiae-
ment in today’s paper. For '£he,big
event pi’ices hav»: been slaibed in the
face of rising markets, in aM depart- j
a needls to Joeeph D.
JackaoB Day Dinner Jhroceeds
Bzeeei Those of i9S9, Pro*
tiUm
Farm Demonstration
Notes
imoB. Co«
C. B. CannoB. County A^at
by February 1, 1040. A near farm^ iafaasetnbly." Bonham wiH ifBl
termed ^h^ it has not grown any pired tahm of the late Jelui 0,
Litton in tile y^ra, 1987„ 1938, nor which expiree an 1044.
' . i Senaitor Edward. H. Htiicbrnm^df
^mherg county waa elected to aritp
Applieatien FiSr flua^lured Tobacco
»' Application for Sue-cured iolbacco
itiiotineiit moat
be tiled by January^ — -- — , , a. -**
Colmrihia„ Jan. 8. — Democrats of'lS .in county <i«ent’s office, etat«i|^»«« « <>« <^»ck» Hendereon, who sealed
South CaroHna raised $10,275 fbr the jC. B. Cano^, copty>g«t. Cannon! written. _ ^ ate in lW-28 "
said the following notice rheeiVed. r ^ ‘ ' jWas nominated J>y Representaitree fw*
AppBcatioae for Paymeate
fbe 1989 appbeations lor AAA pay-
menu are being signed this week andiAlto was by acclamation
forwarded to the Stirte of-'»«»<» of *"7 opposition
second circuit^ judge Alp
the late Hayne F. Rke.
In
fund. Managing Di-
'Miot announced!
from state AAA oftice, ^'Please id-
ivise all tine-cured tobacco counties
ments and the basement, and every
.thing marked down to move their
enormous stock of merchandiee. Belk’s ever^toing Irom . i t -i, .. u .
sales ate always evente of nrteieet'P^oy' trwAed Monday night at the annuaJJackson to b^ sccepBiig immedmtely ap-
and make a strong appeal to the buy.ii*»'«^» goods a <kiy dinner, attended by approximate- pb^^s for jew farm tobacco al-
jyear m advance, and always nuMie persons Jlotment for 1940. Applications for
_. ■ j j • . * v f*“™ .flue-cured tobacco allot-
Thl. tBMded laM year's coatrUMi- ^
Name
iber Kearse of Bamberg.
ing public when they are staged.
CARD OF THANKS
fanjiJy of the late R.
m
I money. I I'
Today—Stores have eieotric lights,!
Qiief ahistice
thousand dollars.
on tile in the eounl^
office by January 16, 1940.
_ , cakh registers and elevators, but never I tion by several
The family of the late R. Dalton custonw wants. Trust ao-|Miott said.
wishes to v^,body, take inventory daily, never buy I Governor Burnet Maybank pTasided
deep appixTiation for the many acUadvance, have oveshead, mark-up,chainnan of the dinner committee.; „
of kindness shown duiing tte JUness; qac*M, budget, sdvertis- No fonnai progrim had'been arrang- ton
^L"iov!K ** ^ «*«* sWthVr «;■.
ou> io\ei> tioiai ,tinuus, ana expres- ^ay, dollar day,.founders day,!,po^« briefly and the radio address r*-—
xtended us in our,r„„,„^ economjr day aaSes—
and never make any money.
Columbia,. Jan.~ 10.—Associate Jus
tice Milledge L. Bonham was elevated
to the post of chief justice today by
the general asaentiily. He was elected
by acclamation.
The 86-year-<dd justice was nomi-”
Applications fur Allotarat
New farms wishing to receive cot
acreage allotments for 1940 must nated by ^nator F^tt of Anderson
^ W*e loanee
AUTOMOBILES
S. W. SUMEREL
Jacobs BuUding
aions of sympathy o?
bereavement.
CASINO THEATRE
Of Preaident Roosevelt was heard.
Aipong speakers, were James H.
Hammond, Columbia; Clint T. Gray-
don, Cohi^ia attorney ; Prseklent
ent
roM of
MOM).\Y AND TUESDAY,
.lanuarv 15 and 16
“Golden Boy”
I A friend states to us that he was
I recently in a city not far from bere|p. Jacobs of Presbj^erian col]
jover a ■week-end. SOhday morning heiCUnton; Mayor Henry T. Lockwi
‘went to a church of his farth where Charleston; <Mayor /L. B. Owens of
there was a congregation of five or Coiund>ia; Secretary of State W. P.
six hundred people. He was pi^itely Kaokwell; Adjutant Generdf James
escorted in fcy an usher and enjoyed jC, Doxier; Labor Commissioner W.
the service and a helpful sermon byiRhett Harley; J. G. Gee, of Anderson;
With BARRAR.'V STANWYCK, the pastor. With tiie benediotion over;Chairman Elarl R. Britton of the state
AIHIM’HK MENJOr. WILLIAM the visitor said he was spoken to hy
HOLDEN and EDWARD BROPHY. jtwo members—both ladies, and witii
Knockout is the completely appro-^that exception, no one in the iarge
priatc word for this melodrama oficongregation greeted him or showed
the prize ring. It’s a powerful story, hhn the slightest attention. It .was
told in a >traight sequence of punch-'just Tike an ice-cream parlor, he said,
es. neither glorif>ing nor condemn-j Tlas attitude of indifference andjeounty; T. Frank Watkins of Ander-j
in the fi>rhT ihda.<tyy.*rtmt-packing anjeoldness, all too common in so mgnyleon; Dr. James A. Hayne, state 'health
to chUrobes, is one of the .principau rea
labor federation legislati.ve commit-■
tee; Mrs. John Drake, (^airman of!
the publicity"^ comWtttee of the Dem-l
oeratic Women of South Carolina; j
Htaite Senator J. D. Manning of DiH-|
on; Senator Jeff Bates of Richland'
entertainment wallop from beH
rea- officer; Secretary Frank C. Robinson
b«'IL .
“I’aramount New.s.”
lt» A. M. Shov—.MONDAY.
10c and 2.5c
isons for the ineffectiveness^ of the lof the.ataita.JBinking fund commissioor
'^^dhurch’and wifiiy it f'aite to att'iAet men Staite Senator Eldgar Brown of Barn-
•and women, why there is a generid
feeling of apathy toward the greateut
I of all inutitutrons. The church that
I appeals to the memiber ■or to tiie
i stranger, is the one in Which ithere is
jvtsRile evidence of a quiet ni'anlfeata-
)tion of warmth and 'welcome, and in-
With JOEL Mct'REA. BRENDA .terest in others; Such a Church, to a
MARSHALL. JEFEREY LYNN, and'marked degree, we are toW, ia St.
tiKORtfE «AN€HOFT; --^THiQaaas Episcopal on 'Fifth avenue «n|
I New York. One of the first thmgu the
AVEDNLSDAY, THURSDAY,
January 17 and *18 '
‘Espionage Agent”
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well; Mayor R. M. Carmichael of;
Dillon, and Senator Taylor H. Stukes
of Qarendbn;
Hitier, it seems, has secret police
watching the secret po4ice. And who
watches the lighthouse keeper’s
daughter? '
* , ^ xvciiu ^ :'wrorahrpper notices on entering the
VVHh RK H.VRJI)^ 1)IX,^ (^j^IL PAT- vestibule there is a large plaque from
Shrewsbury Abbey, England, uhidi
says:
“Friend, there is welcome in this
RKK. and ANITA LOl'ISE
“I’nusual Occupation>."
9:30 A. M. Show.—WEDNESDAY.
lUc and 15c
Ohuroh for thee;
Come in, and rest,/ and think, and
kneel, and pray;
W'hat men have builded for God’s
gtory, see—
Give -thanks, and so in Pe^'go on
thy way.’’
There at the same ohurch is a
Oarv Ok,per as you like him best j^gi^ter wheae peo^e f^
. loving, fighting, adveaturing oii f» pi departing from tte
in a leave their names «n a book of
frienckdi'ip, and then go on their 'waj.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, i
January 19 and 20 [
“The Real Glory” |
Mith (iARY COOPER, DAVID,
NIVEN, ANDREA LEEDS, REGM
NALD^OMELV.
the edge of a tropical jungle
roaring, romantic picture with your, . . . .
favorite star in his perfect role . . .l®**^*? T*? ^ * f«l*ng of the
in this year’s biggest Goldwyn hH! ^
“RF'D B.ARRY" No.. 10. jceived, and the inspiration and upnt
that must come to the stranger enter-
! ing that great cathedral, or any o^ier.
I church where sudh a friendly atmos-
__ phere prevails.
Cartwjn, “Charlie Ciickoo."
“Paramount News."
lOc and 25c
NEXT WEEK—
“REME.MBER?”
ANOTHER THIN
MAN’
Broadway
Theatre
' A faea<Buie reads,
young lady admire
young
man
V**
“What does
most about
Hisbankaccount.
WHO WORKS
WHERE?
FRONTIS JEWELRY
STORE AND GIFT
SHOPPE
J. B. Frontis, Prop.
Mre. J. B. FYontis
This firm employs 2
Fifty-two previously re
ported firms employed . .391
ToUl 393
It Pays To Trade
IN CLINTON
AN INTERIOR DECORATOR
for Clinton Homes
ANNOUNCING
WITH PLEASURE
the engagement of Mrs. W^lace Kilgo as
counselor to pur Qlinton and Laurens cus-
-tomers on home decoration and arrange
ment. We suggest that you consult^ her
about Karpen's new “Symphpny in Color”
plan to add charm to your home.
This service adds nothing to the original
cost of your furniture. It is merely an indi
cation of the esteem in which we hold our
customers — and what we want to db to as
sure them satisfaction.
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MAXWELL BROS. & KINAJRD
Clinton—Two Stores—Laurens
r
f.
Well, 1940 is being portrayed as a
good year for the fellow who hustles.
For the bendh-warmer, it won’t ihand
out any special favors.
IXMIKS,
JPEEM,
MEASIJBES
.MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
. January 15 and 16
/ “Coast Guard”
With RANDOLPH .S( OIT. RALPH
A young gtri informs her mother
that dancing is good exercise. So is
washing dishes and beating the feath-
etsbed.
BELLAMY. IHANCES DEF^ WAL-lfropi CHnton
TER CON NOI LY and WARREN statement in
A drug store in a city not so far
carries this boasting
one of its advertise-
HY.MEIL
l-'rom till* blazirfg tr(»|)ics to the
frozen north ... Drama blended with
romance . . . The triumphant story
of the '■crxice that ne,er .sleeps . . .
The I uited .''tate- ( oast Gualrd.
Conu'(l>. ■■.Slai,>ie Ma\ie" with Max-
ie R(>senl)loom. ‘‘.''wing Styles.”
".Movietone New>i."
10 A. .M. Show—Tl ESI)AY.
lOe and 20c
W EDNESI)A Y. THU'RSDXY,
January 17 and 18
“Here
I Am A Stranger”
With Rl( HARl) (iREENE. RICH-
ments:
“This very minute we are open-^
we never close, and haven’t 2)eea
closed in 20 years.”
'When any business is opera'ted tm
such a basis it means that seven days
to the week, day and night, it » open,
drivii^ for the dollar. Well, every
body to their own notion, but we are
thankful we don’t love or worship
money that way. ' '
The fclliiw who attends church and
habitually goes to sleep, shows a won
derful contidence in .the preacher’s
ability to say the right thing. ,
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Prom massiva, di«.K;ast radiator grilla to giaca-
fal, bailt-in trank. Olds has ths lo^ of a bln**
and battar car. Its apaifcling, chroma-trimmad
front-and anaambla roflaeta afaa aad gma^y.
Taka tha whaal and yoo |^tha fast of a Mggar
ad Oat
'>tha ataadlnma ob ths/voad
far traa paaea of mind, tha balancad dla-
tfIbttiQa oi wti^aoaaraaaMiy to raal siabIHqr.
Apply tha tapaUne and'jooT And that Olds
looks and faals tdevar baemma it
bimar baemma it is biggar—
wUt svary modti m tiia lariaa Sfarty, Savaoty
and Castom ICniiaar maaaMfing longm' over alL
4
K you listen to the
programs on ^the air.
“hit 'parade”
as ‘millions
.\RD DIX. BREND.X .lOYCBl, RO-jdoihtless‘do, a common tune you hear
AND ^()C.N(L (iL.ADY.S (.EORGE. iis that of “South of the Border,” a
“F'iv'A T Piinnowc’’ 1 romantic ballad of old Mexico and
1 1-1 .T.. “ppers I America's number one song hit. *016
.J,.'.'.'' CLAR-'t.™ English »n7writeni re-
h.N( K kOlK. DOliOTH V I'BTER-tad
I never seen the Rio Grande, are Jinmiy'
wamEES,
FERIORMS,
BIDES
SON. RONALD .SINCLAIR.
“Isle «,f Pleasure.”
9:30 A. .M. Show—THCRSDAY.
10c and 15c
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
January 19 and 20
“Saga of Death Valley”
With ROA R()(.ERS. GEORGE
“GABBY ” HAYES, and DORIS DAY.
It’s a racket round-up. Death Val
ley echoes, to* the rear of gallopfaig
hoofs and blazing six-guns as Rey
rides to vengeance in a prairie cr«-
sade. •“
Comedy,* “Truth Aches," with Lcoh
Errol,,
“DAREDEVILS OF THE RED
CIRCLE” No. 11.
Cartoons. “.Mother Goose In Swing,
time,” “The Prize Guest.”
19c and 20c
NEXT WEEK—
“20,000 MEN A YEAR”
“SOUTH OF THB BORDER” nlili
GENE AVTRY.
Kennedy end Michael Oarr, both
known to New York’s Tin Pen Alley
for previous song successes. But none
of their songs appnoach the success
of “Sooth of the'' Border,” -which has
aflready accounted for 600,000 piano
copies and 1,000,000 pbonograiiih rec
ords. The time has just about hit its
peak at present, wHl probably reach
the TSO-tOOO sales mark ibefore it takes
its i^aro alongside otiier .forgotten
songs like “Yes, We Have Nq Banim-
as,” ‘KNd Paitiiful,” and ottiera. These
papular song ^ flashes come and go,
they fail to endure and cmitiaue to be
iov^ and song like sooh dear old
Mk songs as “Annie Laurie,” “Houw,
aweet Home.” “OM Oaken Buekafc,”
‘Xkrry Me Back To (»d Yfaviany,”
“Auld Lang Syne,” “My Wild Ifisli
Bose,” “Believe Me, M AH Ilioss Eb-
deariag Young Chama,”
Foster’s “Old Blaek Joe,“ “Old
At BoikeJ* aad otiiem.
^rsths MsiMt bandHag cat oa tha food—tlda 1940
OldaaMbga—wkh G ~ -
improved tiaadt'v
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Oi ilsBi rbga—whh Doti Caaiar-CantMl Blearing,
and^Pitf<4ai«iglirflNf
-More powar is yosta bi tbe 1940 CHds flbtty—•
•8 mp* r
aoaer
Hjrdiealk Brmkaa to ghra you aflbrtlaSe«eQna|^
Sooao-jMaaiar BnginsJdiat
gea aiid eH^Tbiifc of ft-*>
itt latfea eeatl
You can ride aad lelas in an Olds. Aa imi
IteytbiniclBMeCbsatia.wi^Rieay
r l Bxtdarii
a ‘
vad
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sstootbatv fandaiv.;^9tae^ rida aver.
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BUBBOUn TO
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