The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 07, 1940, Image 7
*TOD|gPAT. MA»CH 7, »40
THE CHRONICUre
WANT AD RATES
Ten CUNTON CBRONKXli CUNTON.'s. C
7
PACE SEVEN
/ Ic per w«ri frr firtt
tiMi; fhr* laMrtfaNii for tko
prieo of fov. HiidaiMi duirfo
28c.
Coi4i •# tlMoko oiii flibolM
of rospoct. Ic a vcB^LwrMp.
fai a^TOoeo. llM«n 80e. «
By TENCH OWENS
, (nomnuitiofi for Secretary SUOo
HdU or AMomoy Gofierol Robert H.
FDR SILENT ON THIRD TERM As ito idl Hl^ rspotSs, Mr. ftoo*.-
SEVEN HISTORIC YEARS ENDED;
>
.1
A I ^ ^ 9 a
tkm ooppcitoni orfoo tlMt he would
bo in rtrowpeot pooMtoQ Oo infUi*|
onee the poity*o dbotet if he eontm-ilent pertode in the pciitkal Motory
volt ie keeptnp hie own conneel.
The end of hie eenenOh ypor in at-
fkCs donne oeie of the moot t«Kho-
Tbe feet thet the Blue dcffeotiil thei Not to outdone by the P. C. fodt-lBdboovoit waded out ooren Uotorle
Bedi loot iSMiifdoy oftemoon in the^l®»*i *»*«* •*«»*’• R^ijjrwri in the 'WhHo Boooe Sunday
ixofttiation foovtau /fane caoontr muetioe aome (two. wndm mue which many Now Deokn he-
^Mfinf practiM for P. JQ., may he a Cctoeh Wilder aleo i« faced with the Hero wW enable hhn to wfaa iODonri>!fardleee of uhether he hoe decided to
Ifood omen, for in war |uineo or mlH- iii (Jilp|aii||f Hi|ilaiii mniil hut it ia a nation or pkk the 1940 Demoeretk run, the lartter nay, Wa silenco loareojWhiOo Houae and the lines in his ft
ods ox« ' perenniid'iwtiom end we can imagioe.preeidentiid oontenkr. Itfaird tena adooeatae free to ttne op'dtdied a ♦rifle~deeper.
oed silent xoitB the eoooewtion
or even until after Ita firat hoBot Re
ef the United Sbdee, found the oheif
exectfive a littie frajrer * idxnit tiw
tesnpifls than when he entered the
D^^AS and gLADlOLOS m th, hontHe force aa^l^ Phies ahomdy he can vim^iae Any idaa that the pnuident might dtie^ea which miif* hei But he had e frweh end hsadthy-
^ ^7*- °* w- «o the 'home team.” 'Lat’a hope,«I^«\ oieotinf dau A competition ^ annivorsary the oocaaion***'®*W*i^**‘^fcho^ support or | to 110^15^ tan from hb josUcontpleted
‘that the Bine <8tocldnf8 wtil ho .... ^ ... . for anaoimeoment of bis nttitude * candidate of his dhoiee. jamt voyage to the Panama canal and
~ umphant hi both home and foreigni Undoubtedly the coraipetitiOT ^ .,1^ diapeiled by i Intimatea of the preeidsnf contend beyond, and obvioutiy wee modi rest-
ytteklee. atelBeay^ Brotitwo mm • ^ioug^ among claae A an^s. ju- ^ executive himeelf yeafeerday. that be haa not aotually made up hiCied ee a Toeult of that trip. Even be-
fltere. Tyephone 188. V{ tougheat achedule tiw^ph Clhteon haa oonsjateti^ bMt- lx»ld rsportero he would bane no'own mind regarding n Abd-term bULIfore he had thb oppoUtunity to rust
Fmt j^ATJTr—Trrff houeM ia fVilltir in yeara boginaing with maghty Clem-,^ Mnie tiaiM A oMoob in the lam nnnivereary stutenieirt on Iho etd>iect. jand that ha wiH not do ao imtil afterji;^ from 'tha hardcM job on earth’*
View, on Youv Ddciva. Hamo Doyd.'»on ha their own backyard. B.wHI ye^ bhaid^ a AMhouih aome Democrats in eon-,he ecee what developBMnta a|»ring his phyoksan. Rear Admiral Roea T.
itakf plenty «f hard training, Iota otf.btiity of a chamipjonsWp M the fimt. j^ve been claroonng recently btings in* the European war. On the.Motntyre, reported on Ifr. Roosevdt’e
MiHc-fed ixytfu. Apply | breaks, and that Aghting P. C. iq^irH No for Mr. Booeevelt to end the uncer-,other hand, there have been ouroerous' 5Sth birthday. January 30, that he
Orphanage Poetry to watiiher the season’# storms but we off ■" honore araoi* tamty as to whether he would mninnnore in the capitai that he'haa de- eras in aa “perfect condition as any
d beSave they tan do IA |Piig#r mid atrongm tawaa, jort be»-fq|. pnother.term, many adminietim- termined to seek the pmidentialiman of hb age could be.”
- ' — 1 or dm flBlue ffm <hnh auffer too o«uee they are daae A champlona. • .
tiBBD IRISH POTAiffMS. Genuine’,,,^ ^ xueerves. w« pi«- On the other hand w« belkrve that
Maine Grown Cobblers and R«i ^ ^ Jdhnaonh men wtil'the Red Devils iwiH be a threat to any
Elbe. dUAM Pfwders^ Hog Ptw- ^ ^ ^ dmn last year, team on their eobedole from the very,
TsA-aw. iw, wrpbomorea looked AriA '
FOR SALE
„ to TbomweH
'Pfamt.
dere, Stock Powders, Tobacco Dueti ^ ^ „
^ Lightwood Kinging. Bbkdy'^;;iZ In some respects the change b a
Brotirera Seed Store. Telephone 183. I aobuiwte, btiHet pastes oty^^ama one. Instead of being the
LBSPBDBZA—TBIPLE-OLEANED.Icharib MiXDn may give the Blue'big ^ pointiiir|l
We have Korean, Kobe and Sericea-Hoee eomething that they sorely,for them, the Rod Dwils iww are a
in st»ck. Priced right. Blakely Broth-*,need: a conotani scoring threat!fre»nman team among ui^r class-11
ers Seed Store. Telephone 188. Ic,through.the ahr form anywhere on*men. Every ^rtory will uKree«m
. MbDon ia edm under fire!their prestige while few defeats wiHj
LOST OR STRAYED^Mingled gray ^ 1^ a vot-!be to theirdiacredit. The loyal handl
Persian cat 8«wa;rf^ finder. opposing linemen are!of Clinton supporters will not
88 or return to Hotel Cbnton. <lown fuli «pe^ igwn him. As|the schaduie short in Ibhe im^le|
FROST PROOF Cabbage PLANTS, far as ke know, P. C. has bad no , of the season in to bepn elrmi-
White 'Bermuda Onion Pbnts, Red,
YdJow and White Onion Sets, Eng-
HOME STORE
MSP
WHERE YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT AT THE PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY
lish Teas, Beet, Tomato and a Big
Ajuantment of Flower Seeds. Blakely
Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188.
FOR SALE—Two medium size, fat
mules, one Rock HM boggV. one
truly accurate and consistent passer' nation games. Holders of season
einte the days of Jimmy Stamps, tickets will get more for their money.
Of course there is Mie problem of
finding good reoeivejps, but we donH
think that wiH be so difficult if Mix
on -lives up to expectations.
And Coach Wilder will not worry I
about cancelling games at Che last!
minute.
There really are no breathers on'
NT Coach Jack iNixon, assisted by Be th® Qinton ’40 ech^ule as you can;
A. w'li 4 j ^f51’-!!S’and June iMoore, whose college foot- weH see: Parker, Union, Newberry,l
brood sw. Will trade o^sell fbr «*oei.| Laurens, Easley, Gaffney, Greenwood, I
_ All.
ton.
‘f«*l«ft pre-8eaKm work on the team dur-'Honea Path, Greer, ThomweW.
- ling the few iweeks they were in, train-,,of these games should be im1
.^‘'ling^fewweeksthey were in train-,,of these games should toe real con-;
R) CHICKS—CHECKS. We have selected.a gwd start -was made in de-;teet8 thrilling to watch, with none
• Pure fB.W.<D. Tented Baby Chicks,. yeloping men to fill the gaps opened of the uninteresting puahovers of the|
Starting Bfaah, Growing Mash, Lay- by departing seniors. ****^ seasons,
ing Mash, Gra^, Feedm, Fountains,!
Oyster
Chide Tabbts and
l^akeiy Brobbers Seed
phone 188.
Shells.!
Store. Tele^
Ifl
AROUND TOWN
Lydia Mills News
time about 150 pe(^le have united
with the church. He ha« been instru-
niental in headii^ a building pro-
U. S. APPROVED CHICKS —From - «,v * .-r 1
U. S. Pu*or«« T«M B. I. Bed., MI9S PBANCES FABBELL re- Tk. rej^unrt, «f L,rt» Mnl
Barred Rocks, White Rocks, Buff Or-.turned during the past week to re-(the mei^m ^ Lydia Mill Ba^i^rt
pingtons. AM stock passed by official isume her studies at Presbyterian cd-iohuroh fed that they have a tiwj
State Selecting Agent. Our 18th'year, j lege where she is a member of the fne^ ai^ a sinc^pas^r in the
First hatch off Jan. 17. Hatch every sophomore class. Miss Farrell was of ^v. B. L. W<k^ Mr. Wood left
week.. Price $7.50 the 100 delivered, injured in an automobHe accident dur-J Jo t^e Pi»«^ u***^*^ chun* m
live delivery guaranteed.' Cheaper if ing the Christmas holidays enroufce JlS
called for. We diip C.Oi). Fanners to her home in WHked>arre, Pa., to l^dm M»M ch^ faithfully
Hatchery, 908 Main St., .Newberry, .spend a vacation with her I»rents,,^»®nGy fw ye^. During this
S. C. ^ tfc and was unable to return to school
U. S. Pdlonm Tea^ R. L R^, Wilaon college in Ohambersbuig, Pa-Wm, the paoduct of whidh is an al-
Barred Rocks, White Rocks, Buff Or- ,1^- - utre*. M^Uatic. most completed new church building,
pingtons. AH stock passed by official People of-dH-^sommunity are*aorry
Btate-rSelccting Ageikr-Hatdr ^ ^ welcome her that iMr. Wood’s woA lakes him
Tuesday. IVioe $7.60 the 100 dehver- makes her home with Mr. away firom the community, but wish
ed, live delivery guaranteed. Chesner. . «n 1 — «—.oaualkF simiaia»rjia his
if catthd for.
do your ciMbom hliifali$ng. Faraer^. w N LONG P B BAILEY.
Haitdhesy, 908 Main St., Newbewy,lg ^ SUMBBEL, A. *B. GAILOWAYI WPA Director Back
S C. RAYMDNID JOHNSON attenddil Thejw^rgarteo chikhen ^
WANTED: Name and addiCM of wit-ja convention of South Caroiimi Bap-i®**** <**
nesi to an aocktent. On December'tiot Bi^titberhood members in Mrs. JMnm Babb on
26, 1989, about 8 o’dook AJM., gentle- bit on Tueoday. The meeting was held JJ* * vacation of j
man driving automobile with South at the Shandon Bsptast dhureh, with . • * • ^ \
Carolina lioeooe tog wituueoed acd-| about 360 attending. The state execu- chnd^ are planing a tnp ^ I
d«at CD Mtaare-Bofionl Uihny tiv. recretanr. L.w«>i> H, Cook, otm.^o T* T. .SSf
^about ten taiiM north of Atlanta,|present and spoke to the group on and will deligtit the oW loJim
new
/No. 1 IRISH
TOTATOES
PureLARD
4 Lb. 8 Lb.
No. 2 Site
TOMATOES
10 Lb,
Z3C
33c 65c
vnvNW rt^wTm wnwa
4 for •
ESC
DIXIE-HOME
OLEO
Lb.
RED SOUR PIE
CHERRIES
No. 2 Si«~ “
SUGAR
10 Lb.
IOC
IOC
49C
IN OUR MARKET
- Picnic HAMS
PORK CHOPS
pork'ROAST
Lb...15c
2 lbs. 35c
Lb. 15c
OYSTERS
Pint Quart
25c 50c
SLICED
BACON
2 lbs 29c
ROUND STEAK
Lb. 25c
DRESSED 9Cc
HENS, lb. MO
- Swift’s PORK Ifc
SAUSAGE, lb ID
PORK ^rc
UVER, 2 lb 4D
bhen party driving a Plymouth un
dertook to pass South Carolinaf oar
and oi^ided weth Dodge eoi^ie driven
by a candy salesman. Plesme commu
nicate by letter or wire srith E. p.
MAGILL, 904 Montgomery Bl<Ig.,
Spartanburg, S. C.
WANTED
Expertenced siagie and doable
needle operaUMW. Moat have expe-
rieaee ia garment factory.
NANTEX MFG. CO.
Greenwood, S. C.
^v!_ ithere with many songs and stories.
MISSES ijMILY .DULLARD, BET-j ' ■" *
TY SPRATT, FRAl^GBS SIMPSON,! R. L Hammond spent the week-end
ELIZABETH GRAHAAf and MIR-|«t Lake Murray on a fishing trip.
lAM DONNAN, Hke awet of the pop- j A number of peoide from here w«it
ulatKMi ithroughoik the United States, ito see ‘Klone With The Wind” last
'.have also seen''Gone With the Wind."Iyreek. Messrs E. A. Hill, Ernesti
iTheee popidar membera of the young- ‘Johnson, Robert Hammond and Dor
er set were tp Spartanburg last Toes-1 rob Kairdton attended a ibowing of 1
|day to see thaasovie and Were supper jthnrfRm in 'GteenvfHe.
; guests of Misses Louise and Elliott . n^. and Mra. 'Ralph Ballard of
Jacobs at Converse college. While in!Stanley,
SpaiAapburg the young ladies vis^|w. L. Mott recently.
Mrs. 'Ciaude Dunbar, the former Hiss i
Friends of Mrs. Polly Lawson wUl
t, knawW w u ,n.
araton lor j«.rel yrere ^ j j„
member of the high school faculty.: ^
They reported an enjoysble hourj Mrs. Frazier Umnnick and son M-
spent with Mrs. Dunbar and her Uuren^ spert 1^ Friday
tractive little daughter, Josephine. ^** «Wer, Mrs. BUI McLendon.
MISSES AME JACOBS, PEXrGYj Miss Edith Raines of Aiken, was
JEAN LAYTON and the #eek-end gueet of Miss Roberta
AMELIA PAYNE enjoyed <tiie hosin- Chaney.
tality of Mrs. T. J. Peidce for a visit Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Oakley and
and "spend-the-night" party Friday son Frankie, a:hd Mrs. Oakley’s broth-
and Satwrday. [er, Robert Moore, spent Sunday witii
MR. and MIRS. RUSSELL BIRCH-'the formerh broth^ and aister-in-
ARD and children, from Oentral.law, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Oakley.
America, are expected in the cHy this I Rev. Clyde Bsarden of Greenwood,
week to vi^ Mrs. Birchard’s aimi, preached at the Baptist church Sun-
Mra. George W| Bafley. Mra. Birohmnd.day evening. His father led the
^ * the former'Miss Margaret Ander-isong eervice. Mr. Kelly and son,
” MbetW. BuJex wiB eoS ^ 9“^ A..d,reM.. Glyn. B«. Brerd«. hU
notiliTV to try as it is add by your known in Clinton where,father andiirdher for the services.
druggist imdm an disolute money-
badi guarantee. Ru-Ex Compound is
for BMe and recommended by
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
LBMON JUICE RECIPE
CHECKS RHEUMATIC
PAIN QUIC^Y
H you suffer from rheumatic, arth-
ritis or nuritis pain, try this simple
inexpensive home recipe, that th^
sands are using. Get a package of
Ru-Ex Compound today. Mix H witfi
.a quart of water, add the juke of 4
lemone. It’l easy. No trouble at all
and pleasant. You need oidy 2 table-
spoonafui two times a day. Often
within 48 hours—sometimes overnight
eplcndkl results are obtained. If the
she has visited on numerous ocea-| Miss Mary Higgins, a recreatkmd
siona Mr. and Mrs, Krohard are mie-;dtreetor, was the vmek-end guest of
sknaries Mid have "been in Central,Mr. and ilrs. Wilbur OonnoHy of
America for 'the past five and one-(Spartanburg, and attended k showing
half yeara. They are now on a year’s |of “Gone With The 'Wind.”
WE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING •«<!
—EXCEPT BAD lard’s home ui the state of Michigan family, Clara, Carl, Oora and Sam
n ntTDt rautMr> rTi ^1#. Bircluird’s relatives in Wa-f Elders spent the week-end in >Liber-
CBBONICLB PUBLISHING CO. ,ty, N. C4 with their aunt, Mrs. Sa!-
a — —^ ijie Voss.
USED-CAR BUYERS AMAZED!
At Bargains We’re Offering Now
UCDC’Q IX/UVf *’®®" selling new Dodge Lexnry Liners nnd new
w 1 • Plymonths fast—and we*re loaded witli trade-ins. We
want to **clean house!** So we*re ^offerii^ i^-car bargainn-that-will dw ihe7jolit'We*9e*
tpim^ap^the old ppiee fags antTwiriUen new ones that offer you the finest opportunity
this year to save money on a dependable used car!
But take warning! These bargains are bound to be grabbed quick hy eager buyers.
Don*t delay if yon want a used car for lew money than you ever dreamed pebble.
Look At These Prices! You’ll See We Mean Action!
1937 PLYMOUTH COACH
with radio—
$425
Our Brake Test
18 WH(^T FREE
And oat brake servlee. is more
thaa free, for it mvm far okire
thaa it cooia
Coaie here for kra|e oorviee
Wat savet overy way ovitry dsy^
- t
s Garage
ift
%pr:
To Locate .Camp
Near GoldvUle
A Kentuny mayor was finally giv
en a private office after he had shared
one Ikr yeara with other city officials.
There wont be ao nMUfiy kibitzers at
Announcement ihas been made from' ponkhk game fiom now on.
I WashiRgitott that the CCC camp locat
ed at Laoretie for Ahe past several
years, wiK be veieeoied ki the Gold
Iuatn.wvvu ni wfc uvha-
iTlUe Vkinity wbm^ ft wRl oontinuo
to acTve 48118 coxaity and start a pro
gram desired by residents of New-
^rry county. The exact date for
avpving 'tiio camp has not been set
nor -the location announced.
^^Budd-Up^^ for Women
See
ROYAL CLEANERS
AD
e
On Page Twe
Sfe'4^-.a'
Period dfcttreas, aoch aa koad-
aches, nervouaneia, cramp-like pain,
may ba aymptoma of fractional
dysmenorrhea due to malnutrition,
ao often helped by CARDUI. By
incieasing appetite, atimulating
flow of giatric jttkee and ao assist
ing digestkm, H helps build phyai-
ad reohrtaneo tq periodic diaeom-
fort It idao helps rodueo periodie
dUtran for many who take it a
few day* balora sad during *tha
rtam* TnrGAUHaUaadMytais.
1939 PLYMOUTH COACH,
dean—-a
$595
1936 FORD COACH. 85,
reconditioned motor—
$350
1933 CHEVROLET
SEDAN—
$195
1935 DeLUXE
PLYMOUTH COACH
clean— *
$295
1934 SPECIAL
PLYMOUTH COACH
$245
1933 PLYMOUTH COACH,
clean as a pin—
$195
1932 FORD SEDAN,
reconditioned motor,
new |>aint—
$250
1930 CHEVROLET
COACH,
new paint job and new
tires—
$135
1934 CHEVROLET .
COACH—
H95 „„
1930 CHEVROLET
COACH,
little rough—
$55
1933 CHEVROLET ^
SEDAN,
A-1 condition—
$235
1933 CHEVROLET ^
TRUCK,
iong wheelbase—
, $150
1937 CHEVROLET
PANEL,
rcconditbned motor—
$345
1936 CHEVROLET
COACH—
$375
1930 PLYMOUTH
^ PICK-UP—
$295
FIVE MODEL A FORDS,
prices ranging from-i-.
^ to $150
«
1932 FORD SPORT
ROADSTER— *
$125
CROSSLEY
REFRIGERATOR,
^ 5-foot— .
$50
1931 CHRYSLER COUPE
$35 Cash
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EASY TERMS
McMillan-Cooper Motor Co.
WEST MAIN ST.
CLINTON,. S. C.
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