The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 09, 1940, Image 6
THE CHRONKiLETS
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Cards of thanks and tributes
of respect, Ic a word, payrUe
in advance. Minimum 50c.
The PACK QUARTET, of Clinton, |
is on the air every^ Sunday over i
tion WCOS in Columbia. J. T. Pack!
and children, Marshall, John and {
Miss Sara Lm Pack, compose the
quartet, and are accompani^ at thei
piano by Mrs. Pack. The Clintonians*
are featured on the Adams hour, j
CXIAniiTtr^v ■ 'T,..., wl'jch is presented from three until)
SHAMROCK—Two-room apartment!. _ . i
available May 1. A. O’Daniel. tf
F'REE! — If excess acid causes you
pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indiges
tion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloating,
Nausea, Gas Pains, get free sample,
Udga, at Kellers Drug Store. 6-20
four o’clock on Sunday afternoon.
One of the most worthy organize ,
tions among the young people of our
town is the GIRL SCOUT TROOP.
Thp troop is sponsored by the school
under *the leadership of Mfss Irene
iHipp, with Amelia Payne as assist-
SNAPDRAGON PLANTS. Rust- ant, and Edna Earle Workman as
Proof, Mixed Colors, grown out-! secre^ry. There are three patrols
dtors. 25c per dozen'or $1.75 per 100. with the following leaders, Rosalyn'
Blakely' Brothers Seed Store. Tele- Cason, Emily Copeland and Peggy '
phone 188. Ic-Johnson. Meetings are held at the!
home of one of the members every
WANTED—Red cedar logs and cedar,two weeks, and short business ses-
stumpage. Write for prices. Givelsions are held at the school each
full details as to amount you can [Monday morning. It is a compara-
furnish. James D. Boyd, P. O. Box' tively new organization, having start-
132, Chester, S. C. 30-4pjed at the beginning of the school
' year. The members have made a fine
I’LAYER PIANO BARGAIN! Instead toward organizing it as a help-!
of reshipping to factory, $700 Play- association. The young ladies!
cr Piano, like new, can be had for have sponsored a number of enter- j
unpaid balance of $34.65 remaining, ^jj^p^ents and raised funds by vari-1Inyolv^incnt of Canada In War
t n contract. Write at once to Edgar j qus means. Programs are presented I
O. Netzow, (Department of Ac-jgt each meeting to improve and in- '
counts), 4743 North Sheffield Ave- struct the members how to be better
XIue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who will
HAS THE CENSUS MISSED YOU
IN ITS COUNT OF CUNTON
PEOPLE?
Have you been enumerated in the IMO pofmlation census now '
m progress? Have all members of your family been counted?
I If you have been missed, the Chamber of Commerce will ap
preciate ybbr calling 88 and making the fact known to Mrs. CllK
ton Adair, Assistant Secretary. •
Everyone in Clinton is desirous that the city receive as
Accurate as possible a population figure in the census, and
porting to the Chamber of Commerce, your being enumerat«J‘'^^ ,,
will be assured.
If you do not have a telephone, the Chamber of Cmnnxerce re
quests that you mail in the'following coupon to the chamber.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
CLINTON. S. C.
' *■
A census taker has not yet visite^ my home.
Name
Address?
SCHOOL Nonci
Parents whose jchUdren will enter
the first grade in the Clinton schools
in September are requested to bring
ttkem to tihe school which they will
enter on Friday momhag. Ifky 10, at
nine o’clock for registration.
' W. MONTS, Supt
Wt DO ALL KINDS OF PtINTIN<^
—EXCEPT BAD
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
advise where piano can be seen.
Kjndly furnish references.
TURKEY ‘STARTING MASH. We
have an Extra Good Starting and
Growing Mash for Turkeys. Any
amount sold. Also Poultry Remedies
and Supplies. Blakely Brothers Seed
Store. Telephone 188. Ic
ACODENT INSURANCE TICKETS
tost only 25c a day, pay up to
$f),000. S. W. Sunierel, Phones 80 and
^ Ic
ROTENONE DUST. The Non-Poison-
cus Insecticide for Vegetables and
Flowers. Also Triogen, Black Leaf 40,
Red Arrow and Evergreen Sprays,
Arsenate of Lead, Calcium Arsenate,
Sprayers and Dusters. Blakely Bros.
Seed Store. Telephone 188. Ic
scouts and plans are , now formulat
ing for a cabin. In our opinion, it is
a worthy group and any boost or en
couragement to assist those who ai*e
future citizens is well worthy. It has
been truly said “The youth of today
is the America of tomorrow.’’
The maintenance of two streets
through town. East and West Main^General Hagood declared
arid"Nbrth and South Broaid, has
been taken over by the South Caro
lina highway department and the
light which has regulated traffic at
the intersection of these streets was
removed yesterday by city workmen.
Bright yelldw lines mark the inter
section points and are a signal to ap-
’ proach with caution.
Hagood Urges U. S.
To Stay At Home
No Threat Here, Kiwanians
Are Told By Retired Officer.
Charleston, May 3.—Major General
Johnson Hagood, U. S. army, retired,
yesterday told the Kiwanis club that
the United States has no cause for
alarm regardless of the outcome of
the Euitxpean war.
Speaking at the club’s weekly
luncheon at the Fort Sumter hotel.
“Comie what may, we are abso
lutely safe ... so long as we stay at
home.’’
The club’s speaker on the occasion
of its United States-Canada Week
observance. General Hagood dicus^
the “effect this war would have on
us in case the integrity of Jllanada
wQfl 'Bffectcd.'“'°~~~'""''
The most frequent twosome,
BARNES and FRED ALLEN.
LIB’
WANTED — Six or eight laborers to!
cut pulp wood. Go^ wages. Pay! ^
every Saturday. See or phone J. O. I New houses under construction in-
Bamett, at State Training School, MR. and MRS. GRADY
16-2p
I ADAIR’S home on Holland street.
! MR. and MRS. WILLIAM J. HENRY
DAHLI.^S and GLADIOLUS BULBS.'are building an attractive new resi-
W. have many varieolea ^ theae in dehce ag>u, ^ ante on to
s-t«k. .Also Vigoro, Bone Meal, Cot-!Chnton-Spartanburg highway. . , „„ceDt sentimentally, whether
There is not the slightest reason
!for the United States to worry about
j the outcome of the war,” he said.
j“The Integrity of the United States
I is not threatened in any manfxer
... Nobody has conquered the world
yet ... . j
“The United States is in such a I
favored position geographically it j
Maxwell Bros. Plan
For Cooking Schooli; >
Plans are going forward for the
“home makers parties,” or cooking
school, to be conducted by Maxwell
Bros. St Kinard, local Westinghouse
dealer, on May 22 and 23. The two-
day sessiolf^ill be under the super
vision of Miss Camille, Beauchamp,
Westinghouse home economist.
The parties are scheduled to begin
at 2:30 each day and end at 4tS0.
Not only will guests* be shown new
aiid up-to-date appliances, but also
will be given demonstrations as to
how to use them in various wgys.
MaxweU Bros. St Kinai^ hUrile M
women of the community to attend
the two sessions of the cooking
school.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE
Meal, Nitrate of Soda and In-,
secticides. Blakely Brothers Seed
fitewe. Telephone 188.
i us, except sentimentally, whether
... iGermany becomes the great world
RED OWENS says politics are j empire or England retains that po-1
Ic (or is) getting tight, with three can- gition.” '
PLANTS — PLANTS. We have Nice)
Tomato, Cabbage, Hot and Sweet
— didafes for alderman in ward one.
Fepp^iC igplanLand Potato ^AYOR OF CLINTON
Plants. Also all kinds of Garden |
Seeds. Blakely Brothers Seed Store.'
Telephone 188. Ic
ISSUES PROCLAMATION
♦
In order that the people may gain
a wider knowledge of and interest
BLOOD-TESTED CHICKS, $5J[>5 ptr in thg.jxrofasaional and sqgvice
100. These chicks are B.W.D. Test- ects, principally the WPA sewing
ed and of course are Fhire • Breeds, room. Mayor P. S. Bailey has issued
Barred Rocks, White Rocks, R. I. the following proclamation:
Beds, White Wyandottes and Buff, WHEREAS, The Division of FTo-
Orpingtons. Also Feeds and Supplies.' fessional and Service Project^
Blakely Mothers Seed Store. Tele- been in operatiorv in our town’sitfte
phone 188. lc'1935 and
WHEREAS, too few people are ac
quainted with what is being done by
this division and
I WHEREAS, a wider knowledge
NOTICE. POULTRYMEN
Prices Reduced
On U. S. approved, Blood-tested
Reds, Barred Rocks, White Rocks. . .. .■ j j
F :.e quality, $6.00 to 100 delivered. sympathetic unde^nd-
Extra line quality Waiter Bishop'
Barred Rocks, $7.00 the 100 deliver-
t‘d. Also started chicks.
FARMERS HATCHERY
PFE Main St.
THEREFORE, I, P. Silas Bailey,
Mayor of the Town of Clinton; here
by designate and set aside the week
of May 20-25. 1940., as
Pays Our Community’
W. J. BENJAMIN
SERVICE STATION
Standard Products
Cars Washed and Greased
Your Business Appreciated
urge that every person in the town
and surrounding country avail him
self of the opportunity to see the ac
complishments of the Professional
and Service Division of the Work
.projects Administration.
! Given under my hand and seal this
8th day of May, 1940.
] ' P. SILAS BAILEY, Mayor.
General Hagood recalled an article
I he wrote for the Saturday Evening
'Post at least ten years ago, in which!
he quoted from a promineht Filipino,
the trend toward three world em-!
pires, a Europe under domination]
of Japan and the Western hemis- i
ptwHiiiiidsu Wnriinrhip uMbe United
States.
Pointing out that while Germany
was successful in crossing the Baltic
she would find it a different matter
to cross the Atlantic and maintain
heix line of supplies across that ocean.
Thd general added:
“Even if the very worst should
come (German victory in the war—
and I have not the slightest idea it
will come) I do not believe that
Canada, with its unprotected border,
would become a menace to us.
“I do not think it would be wise
for the Unit^ States to undertake
to defend Canada, for the very good"
This Worklceaspn that we caji’t,. . , The differ-
week and>^^^ about our bei^g able to defend
BENJAMIN &
SONS I
PLUMBING
••
HEATING
SERVICE
Telephone 9268
WE ARE HUNTING
TROUBLE
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A RBAL ‘Tiinr
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$I49S0
Small
Doiwn Payment
Easy Tmns
We fin^ce your WESTINGHOUSE, giving you the add
ed economy of HOME FINANCING—a service feature of
fered in this vicinity only by us.
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^ I [moved to France in British ships and
^' that all were under protection of the
British navy. It is not realized gen
erally, he said, that the Thirtieth di
vision, which broke the Hindenburg
line, had only infantry without all|
the supporting troops and equipment
need for full army activity. He re-
<! called that despite the huge sums
expended for production, not a single 1
American plane was flown in combat.
GALLANT PARADER 14899
At Stud
Four-year-old, five-gaiied Chestnut ^talUon «red hx
Champion Peavine King and out of Gl^ Ann by the
great producing Silver Mac. No better blood lines. Stand
ing at my farm one mile from Goldville.
J. T. ADDISON
ourselves in this country and to wage
a war in another country is the dif-1
ference between black and white.” |
General Hagood pointed to the j
small American army with its few!
supplies and little equipment as an
adequate instrument to fight “if we
have our feet on the gixxund and the
other fellow has his In a boat.”
These same resources, he said, would
prove inadequate if the United States
tried to carry on^a war elsewhere.
Declaring that it would be “futile
for us to attempt to send troops over-
!seas,” General Hagood said that few
: persons took in the lessons of the last
iwar. The public did not realize,
he said, that half the American troops
Results of Saturday’s games:
Joanna 5, Newborry f.
Clinton 9, Lydia 5.
Laurens 11, MoUohon 1.
Gaines next Satairda^:
Newberry at ClinUm.
Lydia at Laurens.
Joumti at Molkrfiour
Wowm'» "BwildUJp"
Wemea’s headaches, asrvomiiip,
ermp-like pam hajqrnqplaUMi
of /aacfswuf dytmeuorrhea to
malnntzitioii, so often relieved hf
CASDUL Principal way it helps
is by increasing appetite, sthnnli^
ing fiow of gtttrie jnioiM and ae
Improving digestion and helfing tn
bttfld physical resistance. AnoUmr
way yon may find CARDUI
bi vsdodiig periodic distreast ftlkm
it a few days before and daring
*ihettnM.* Used for Mymm
Free
May 22 and
Miss Camille Beauchamp, |H*ominent Home Econo
mist with the Westinghouse Electric 4^ Manufactur
ing Company, will conduct the Home Makers Par
ties (cooking school)
M THE ARMORY
CLINTON, S. C.
The Parties Will Be Sponsored By
Maxwell Bros. & Kinard
» Local Westinghouse Dealer
Miss Ounille Beamjiamp
Miss Beauchamp will gtve most interesting and complete demonstra
tions of various household electrical appliances. Not only will| the guests
be shown these new and up-to-date appliances, but will be given some
new and unusual high-lights as to how to use them in more convenient
and attractive ways.
The Home Makers Parties are scheduled for the two afternoons to be
gin at 2:30 and end at 4:30. Unusually large attendance is already pre
dicted, so all housewives are urged to be there on time both days. Each
day's program is different, sp you will wiuit to attend each day.
These reaUy could be termed **Discovery Parties" because the guests
are gohig to discover how sorprisiiigly little it coots to operate Westing^
house electrical i^ances. Special meters will be connepted to each ap-
pHanco used and the actnal amount of doctricity ronnnmid wffl he readily
detenainad. Tida $HB he figured on our local deetrle rate and eont
of operation eitod.
Make your pbum now to be in attendance both days.
. . . BTVITBS ALL HOUSBWIVn TO XOM aikUlS PAItTIEK
WATCH WHS HB FOB FUBTHBK ANNOUMCraENTB
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