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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
Thursdoy^ September 19, 1940
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MONDAY and TUESDAY,
September 23 and 24
"X Want A Divorce
With DICK POWELL, JOAN|
BLONDELL. gloria DICKSON,
frank fay. JESSIE RALPH.
The Sparkling romantic comedy of
two lovers who marry and live scrap-'
A Privote Citizen Speoks His Mind
SPECTATOR COMNBITS ON MEN AND THINGS
Seek To Circumvent Vote Against Liquor?
Business Men of the State Form New Group.
Budget Commission Con Trim Appropriations.
WiHkie Charges FDR
Weakened Democracy
Colls Present Campaign
"Battle of Americo/' As
He Speaks In Kansas.
Coffeyville, Kansas, Sept. 18. —
CLOSED SEASON
ON FISHING AT
BUZZARD'S ROOST
midnight November 18. —
The order of the closed season is
a culmination of the efforts of the
Greenwood Fish and Game associ
ation, its president, John B. Sloan,
and anglers in various parts of the
It is being talked about that the
pily ever after. It’s a chuckle-filled, ... . • * i - i
heJi t - warming, right - out - of.-life df^'^e vote against the eg^ ^le
storv & / .of liquor will not be translated into
suit. In cooperation was the South Wendell L. Willkie charged late to-i
Carolina Federation of Commerce, day that President Roosevelt “has
democracy throughout the
C.irtoon, "When A Razzberry Was eBective legislation; that means will the unremitting activity^ a groupi^^ij.. declared that a totali-
A Fruit" ^ found to get around this by some of busine^ men, impt^ by the government would result from
•The Blue Danube. ’ "Popular Sci- '‘■’rewd ^vice ot leglslaUve maneu- mwetic Norwood Hastie, virtua^ ^u-d term for the chief executive.
^ \/orm«y rw^litminns mpn! all Hu.^in^5is anH all tradid a ^ *
ence. Latest News.
Chlei iGame Warden A. A. Rich
ardson has issued an order declaring, ^
a Closed on fishing h. .^^STJotSS
Greenwood (Buzzards Roost) and the lake at this time,
tributaries for a sixty-day period. The lake- lies within the coun
beginning at 12:01 a.m. Fridfiy, Sep- lies of Laurens. Greenwood and
tember 20, and continuing through Newberry.
10 A. M. Show—MONDAY.
10c and 28c
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
September 25 and 26
"We Who Are Young'
'our people' was not only itself a fact,
but it testified unmistakably to a
fact, that is, that the majority of our
With LANA TURNER, JOHN
SHELTON, GENE LOCKHART,
GRANT MITCHELL and HENRY
ARMETTA.
vering. Practical politicians are men .all business enterprww and all trade | Making his first major campaign
who recognize facts; and the vote of groups have ente^ into anjbrgani-;address in this city where he taught]
nation known as Organ^ed Busin€^,jschool 27 years ago. the Republican!
Incorporated of which Mr. HasUe presidential nominee started his talk 1
. no trace of the hoarseness*
people art* opposed to the legal sale j important nas been projects m this ^jjich had curtailed his week-end
of liquors. state. Legislators here and in W^-1 engagements, but his voice became
A politician may oppose this atti-jington are often at a loss to Imow husky before he had read two pages
tude, but the prohibitionists have'how a proposed measure will affect I his speech. j
the numbers; they have the organi
zation; and they have the directing
I ability to get a law passed voting out
^ . , ., liquors. Anyone who thinks that the
Your “Dancmg ^o-Ed is a bride-^.^^^^^ “dry’’'vote is a flash in the
now. Lo\ely Lana Turner is an arm-ip^^ informed; anyone who | seems wholly desirable at first but
the business of toe country. Such Mj wHl Zurbucken, assistant director;
organization as tois can canvas al-jof fhe Kansas state highway patrol,
most any situation from within its.est^nated 87,000 persons weire at the.
own memberehip. It frequently haj^jpark and that 85,000 were in town'
pens that a bill is introduced which
ful of bliss . and romantip thrilL ^ powerful liquor lobby [which in its application works a
are yours . when these two sct t^^grt the will of the people is hardship on many. Such a condition
out to own the world , . . on love ahdi^^,j^^j.„ < !H<v»s not a1uyav« cnrincr from th*»
$24 a week!
"THE SHADOW’—Chapter 6. i
during toe day. j
Willkie called the present cam
paign “The Battle of America,” and
told an audience seated under a
bri^t Kansas sun: |
The issue we have to decide in
begins:
mg.
Feature
and 9:22.
9:30 X. M. Show—WEDNESDAY
10c and 15c
2.43. 4.56. 7.09, against the enactment of prohi
bition? For prohibition are at Itast
FRIDAY and SAT^IRDAY,
September 27 and 28
PIOTECT TOUl SKIN
from wind and sun
Own M Mm
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this). Otmm (tor
•mmukl aWa). Mria Lstiaa (tor adr
mkimi ar FiaiMltac Ctaaai (tor aU
trsMlI At rsar Krxall Drac Stora
they win'hats raa tkaoM tha moat
•attaria* pawdar hoaa far roar skia.
CARA NOME CREAMS
entirely uninformed. ) does not always spring from toe
It is true that I am a prohibition-1 selfishness of the promoters, but, _
‘°°*""g .** this legisla-1more frequently, from fte narrow
information Pleaiw. Fly Cast .aepect aa a -atudy m prarticaUranfe of one mans experience or m-'cal rWits that I an exercising^ay!
politics. What arC the weapons for formation. Seldom does the expen- sjjall endure; or whether we shall.
ence of a man, or even a group, in
clude all the aspects of a case. For
ninety per* cent of the ministers— | that reason it is desirable to have
i actively, vigorously and constantly' an organization comprising such va-
I for it are at least fifty per cent of the' ried interests, as well as the same
i ministers. The ministers are in] interest of great and small degree,
I towns, cities, villages, cross-roads,* so that there may not be acts of gov-[the nation’s military strenrth^'had
and even in the remotest places. | ernment. however well intended, failed ^^ing economic recovery
SMITH’S PHARMACY
,C1JNX0N.S. C.
leave in the hands of the president ^
of the United States, now seeking
office, toe power to destroy our sys
tem.”
The Republican nominee asserted
Mr. Roosevelt had misrepresented
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w?h'’’'Bl'NG°cROSB®Y.'^M®lRY Tj. ■^n^n^mp^Vent-'io"
M..iRTlN, BASIL RATHBONE. OS- ‘'f , .
PAT? I FV’ATsTT T IT T TAiv PORT^TTT T Qoor as a partnership with the devil,j In preparing a bill, or framing a
CAR LEVANT. LILLIAN CORNELL. ^omen, certainly the mothers are^law. one’s experience » like that of
Don't stay awake nights wondering
overwhelmingly with the rhfhisters;
what tomorrow will bring. Try Get- . yw. • cn
tinct Yourself A Laugh' an Womans Christian Temperance
ting Yourself A Laugh! Here s an . . ^ t. ^ ^
.,, ^ . ... I union has never ceased to wage an
All Happy program that will do' ~ 5*
. J J effective campaign; many of our
those tired nerves more good than o • j
a man who wants rain. Perhaps his
cotton has not opened and his hay
calls for water. But his neighbor has
no hay and his cotton’is open. Like-
all fhe medicine concocted since the 2!^“*;!:? are valiant fighters for;wise one man wants a sprinkle and
•St apo
first'apothecary hung out his shingle! No" those are forces oj ano^er wante a downpour, while a
■ C.dlie To You." "Sink or SwUn"| inOh™™- And some of third could stand a trash-mover and
—a Soo^ight News ^ business brains of toe | gully-washer. If one man controlled
Saturday’s feature begins 2:43.' ^^ainst,the rain, he would lose toe frien^^
4 57 7 11 9 23 licensed liquors. Here we see the ship of most of his neighbors. And
' ■ ‘ component elmnts of a mighty"army.l when the fanner wants rain toe
10c and 28c
-MOND.AY and TUESDAY,
'^September 23 and 24
"Cornin' Round the
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comixincnt elements of a mighty ar-
iiiy. Nc vl comes a leadership vvhich is
singularly capable and appealing. Dr,
Alexander of Florence, a man of
force, outspoken, fearless, yet attrac
tive and sympathetic: Mr. Betts, who
has worked so quietly, yet efficient-'
ly, is an ideal man—always in good
humor, approachable, modest, fired
by great zeal, but no fanatic. In fact,
fanaticism is almost entirely absent
with American industry.
Titling his address “The Failure of
the New Deal Theory of~Govem-
ment,” Willkie said the president
“gives lip service to American tra
ditions” but “does not know how to
preserve them.”
town man wants dry weather. It is
so with legislation; and since so few
phases of business are represented I
by men of large experience much ofj
our legislation is imperfect. I
The suggestion, so often made, that
we may have to find four million
dollars, is founded on the assump
tion that the deficit already incurred
. , . . L ^ increased by any deficit aris
from the present fight. With such a ^ ijjg from a decision of toe supreme
Mountain
^ leadership wc s^ the court; "adverir t^'toe* dWemioiTof
KEL. JERRY COLONNA, DON WIL- triumphant progress of the church highway funds to ordinary state our-
Cr■^V DA'T 13 A D T3 rT'T ir«»TAo \ ® ^ lu u&uiiutijr dUtiC put
SON. PAT BARRETT (Uncle ^ra) militant. poses But musL Utere be a se^d
and a Host of Hilarious HiHbilljes. On the other side are some op-' deficit? No, the budget commission is
Fiinny and frothy and frisky! For ponents of prohibition who are per-; empowered to trim all appropriations
laugh purposes only! A tale of those sonally the most abstemious of men.'go that they may not exceed expect
simple-minded folks from Goon Many of them I greatly esteem as ed revenue The authority confer^
Town who fight for life, liberty and friends and citizens. They are sin- on the budget commission carries an
engage in pursuit of happiness in a cere in their opposition, and the pro- obligation to avoid a deficit We may
glorious drama of social insignifi- hibitionists have not cast any asper- assume that the three gentlemen of
cance. ^ ^ v... j the commission will use toe autoori-
^Wuody Herman and His Orch. uisincere men on both sides, but theUy for the gootflif the state, and toe
Cartoon. "Patient Yorky. “Movie rank and file may be credited with j protection of its credit
-D<^ Stai-s." News. ~an honest difference of opinion. ^
10 A. M.
Show—TUESDAY.
10c and 20c
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
September 25 and 26
"Dr. Christian Meets
The Women"
„ With JEAN HERSHOLT. DORO
THY LOVETT. EDGAR KENNEDY,
With warm regard for many ofjMi POKITIAr* Kinnn C
those who dissent from my views,j'*' rv/IN I IMVi« fVIVJUCLj
I almost marvel at anyone who can, NOW ON DISPUY
.talk about his right today. All ouri
, rights are created by law so far as |
they may be discussed in a worldly
sense. Until two years ago I was
allowed to drive a car with poor
brakes, wabbling wheels and no
Nd'w the layv’’compels’ me to
ROD 1^'r^C^QUk'" FRANK A^^ for inspection. Thelgggg*'^,f origin^torpedo
':Rtson. ,™‘liLl'li!!- *»« and wiS im
The ThursUm Motor company, (rf
this city, has placed its new line of
the 1941 torp^o-styled Pontiacs on
display in their showrooms on West
Main stzeeL - -
Spurred on by the remarkable sue-
"I J Oi ,1. C- r I "7! If and dealer organization seared up
...k"".**. Of .S'? GunS__ .totio,^. which might end^ger^ ^ most ,ue<4lul yej.
With JACK RANDALL and LOU-'‘irivers. My rights have been invad-
ISE STANLEY. ®nd curtailed, but the state is
— Selected-ShorL acting for the good of others. All
9:30 A. M. Show—THURSDAY. ‘s lil^e that.'The prohibitioni
lOc and 15c
prohibitionists
I declare that if they restrict some, it
is tor the toj^etit of all. So, W 7,;ZUt7 1 . . a
not make light of the case which low-priced deluxe torpedo of 118-
Pontiac motor division is announcing
an entire torpedo fleet in 1941.
—There will be three-complete lines
of cars styled in the torpedo man
ner, longer in wheelbase^more grace-
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
September 27 and 28 be presented to the legislature;
k i / I It modestly prepared in the sweet-
On6 Mans Low ness of Christian meekness and
With DON "RED" BARRY, JANET grace, but it can develop the invin-
WALDO. and GEORGE CLEVE- rible might of an irresistible force.
LAND. ' ^
Gun law is the one law! As a fear-1 A new business organization has
less marshal draws a bead on or-! come into being. Some months ago
ganized crime . . and stages a range-1 four men visited sixteen towns and
land clean-up! cities of our state and urged that
“THE DRUMS of FU MAN-{business men form a closer union
CHU’’—Chapter 8.
Comedy, "Goodness, A Ghost!’’.
Cartoon, “Rupert the Runt.”
“Screen Snapshots.”
40c and 20c
j than had ever been known here.
! Following that tour a plan of co-
' operation for Chambers of Com
merce was adopted and the repeal of
the tax on intangibles was the re-
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NOTICE FOR PAYMENT
OF CITY TAXES!
Notice is hereby given that Town Taxes f(i>r the Town
of Clinton will be due and collectable between October
1st and November 15th, for the year 1940. Tlie Tax
Books will be opened for the otrflection of taxes at the
office of the Town C^erk on October Ist, and will remain
open ea(9h day thereafter, Suntiay excepted, up to and
through NovOTiber 15th.
A penalty of ten (^0) per cent will accrue on all ta:|es
not paid on or before Friday, November 16th, which
penalty will be in force through Tuesday, December Slst,
after which an additional five (6) per cent penalty 'will
accrue. ^
The levy for current fiscal year is 38Vi milis; 12 mills
for current operating expenses, ahd 26Ms mills for in
terest and sinking fund on various Bond Issues out
standing.
D. C. HBUSTESS, Qei*.
, J I m I f f f 1 T r r " r ‘
inch wheelbase; a daring new stream
liner torpedo of 122-inch wheelbase,
and an ultra-smart custom torpedo
of toe same wheelbase. They will
! replace the shorter wheelbased spec
ial six, deluxe six, deluxe eight, and
torpedo eight of 1940.
Unusual skill and finesse have
been shown by Pontiac engineers in
providing all 1941 models with eitoer
a six-cylinder or an eight-cylinder
engine.
Thus with many cotnbinatioos of
colors, bodies, equipment, chassis
engines available in new tor
pedo fleet, motorists wlil have a wide
range ftx>m which to ohnote in se
lecting a new Pontiac. And at the
low prices announced, a high lev^
of values is certain to continue as tt
has in recent years.
Ei^t colors with fwidcr and wheel
striping to harmonize are available
with an additional six two-tone oom-
binations at slight extra cost.
Canada cloth, corded woohvorth,
two-tone worsteds are available <m
closed models with leather or (doth
for the convertible nrdan firm>f
WB DO ALL KINDS OF PBlMTDrO
—BXCEPT BAD
CHRONICLE I^UBUSHING CO;
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Every day woman art hading titoir
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dysrnmorrkem due to malantritloa
are helped by CABDUI. Main way
it Usually Mps is by inersastag
appetite and flow of gastric iaios;
so aiding digsstion, helping build
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mattress and put **Laxury Coaifurt** into
your home. A Benutyrest has these ad
vantages . . . ii has a DIFFERENT and
BETTER type of innerspring construction
... it has sng'proof edges.. . . it lasted
three iimtt iMger other mattf'esnes
. in jAnrahiHty tests... it is guarantssd Itr
10 years. Com# Ul sos the.Benutyrest, and
try its superiT’eomfort. Tlien, if you Mke^
,taks adraniagt ii our sptecial low terms.
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CklN-TON—TWO siot^UURENS