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I Poge Four 4* THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. Thursday, March 8, 1945 (fUintan (Ulirnnirlp Established 1900 WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and Publisher Published Every Thursday By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance): One Year $2.00 Six Months $1.00. Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. The Chronicle seeks the cooperation of its subscribers and readers— the publisher will at all times appreciate wise suggestions and kindly advice. The Chronicle will publish letters of general interest when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications will not”be noticed. This paper is not responsible for tire views or opinions of its correspondents. plenty liquids. Rub With anything: about time to start shooting if they that vou can get Take lots of tablet.- v ore "ilc the ‘opportunity" to which are guaranteed to cure a cold, join a plot to undermine rationing, in a day. Use nose dro^s. (But thisj is not the day to cure that cold). j "ST During the second day in bed. take more $ u r ,e - e u r e - medicines. i Rub« throat, neck, chest, head. lips. nose,. ' forehead. 1 behind ears, and above eyes with Cold-killer. It won’t help oi - ) hurt. Drink more liquids.' (But this; * is not the day to cure that cold). RELIGIOUS BELIEF FREEDOM URGED Senator George Asks Churches To Demand Atlanta, March 4.—Senator Walter ■ 1 On the third day in bed, drink soda ; ' water, lemonade, castor oil, iced-tea,, hot coffee, and soak' feet in mustard hot-water, get 2 inhalers, one for' each nostril. Cough deep, sleep light, . , „ . , ,, take non-fever tablets till you are the senate torei § n relations commit dizzy. (This is still not the day to I tee, today urged American church | , cure that cold). ' 1 fnembers to demand inclusion of' of the United Nations when they meet together to create a world or ganization having for its object the maintenance of a just arid durable peace. I “The Baptists of America cannot j do better than to endorse in principle [the proposal made by President Wil son and secure the signatures not j only of the Baptists of this nation, j now more than 11,000,000 in num- jber, but also the signatures of other millions of Americans of other de- Irts'liicinrt In !)«.«•<» |nominations who share with them a Inclusion In World Pact\:]i ke devotion to freedom of religion,’- F. George, of Georgia, chairman of: Fertilize -1 Grain and Lespedeza I It isn’t too late to apply both pot ash and nitrogen to small grain that CLINTON, S. C„ THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 194a The fourth day should betaken up ? d , Wllson s , religious f reedom. was not fertilized at planting, says — f . cuiu in udj? siiuum uc. . declaration in any United Nation’s r- mir , tv a r tj 1 7 , , ^ i m sneezings wiping your eyes, hot ; )H nroaniyatinn county Agent C. H. cannon. Juvenile Delinquency scandals. From that venture the i ltices about and about orange; W< 1 !, !d wi?sonu!n 2uarantee was of- °u hat acre f ge growing b ° th jUYCimc L/cmiifucMvj |state’s nostrils shouid be full of the, r . , DOD massaging lungs L the vvilsoman guarantee was ot- small gram and ie S p e deza an appli- Communities are at all times faced j odor and we should guard against a * j ic , ht g fj ver and ’ oizzard'" Take any 1 j: ered m 1919 as Article VII of the| ca ti on 0 f superphosphate will do with certain responsibilities con-| repetition of that disgraceful experi-j tniH nf 1 Le . a g u eof Nations covenant but was much to i mpi i ove ies P edeza yields,, he states. Especially is this true | where these crops don’t follow a lib-j erally fertilized row crop. Since small i ence What the state is interested in 1^^ ot .puls you can get hold of. re j ected b the league commission, ence. What the state is interested in | (But ^ 1S not the day to cure that; p ; esident Wilson’s proposal con-| repetit cerned with the welfare of their chil-; dren. During wartime these respon-j is liquor revenue. The disgrace is | '77 d 'i sibilities become intensified, owing to that this revenue is being allocated i ' conditions and situations that tend for the education of our children j to promote juvenile delinquency. In s through the public school system. j such delinquency been adopted and properly imple mented . . . the whole course of re- NOTICE 4 TO CREDITORS AND FINAL SETTLEMENT - The undersigned, executor of the Last, Will and Testament of Sarah I. Baker, deceased, will make final set tlement of said estate in the Probate Court for Laurens County, S. C., on Friday, March 9, 1945, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, and will immediately thereafter ask for my discharge as executor of said estate. All persons having claims against the estate of Sarah I. Baker, de-*' ceased, are hereby notified to file the same, duly verified, with the under signed, or with my attorneys, Blease & Griffith, Newberry, S. C., and those indebted to said estate will please make payment likewise. C. K. WHEELER, 4 Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Sarah I. (“Belle”) Baker, deceased^ Prosperity, S. C. January 26, 1945.—Mar. 8—6c. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE The Newspaper Everybody Reads 'War, as m \ results from basic needs the needs f> opportunity achievement.- leact failure to satisfy the .if children and youth— ir security and for an for proper growth and On the fifth day; take nothing, eat j ;7 nt ‘t ktmw' would have ! g [ ain , and lespedeza draw heavil y on plenty sit up lie down turn over, ? ent , h st01 /„ vv / c i uld ha ' e . bee . n lddlca ! phosphorous and potash, it is good P P ’ ’ - ,!, V f ' hanff< ‘ d " apnr0p sa,d ,n a " ad ’ ! business to make liberal applications year. Liquor dealers should be made to j put 0 n your clothes and go to work. ’ ^ess^pSpare^Sf delivery on the i r t0 ^ comply with the law. When they vio-(Your cold will be gone by the time! .f f reba ^ d J . I ° f fertlllzer this Jjveiaile de linqiTehcy is n thing .-It has alwavs exisle ha> nu.w bee ome o-ur No. p-robl em, reqt lining special alien and pro impt attention gene i ■a! let-ds iwn in moral : and a growir ig spirit of re among youth that is spreadii wher v. Ospeci. ally in the laig ■av pi *! lap recc irds show, :i, but Basically, juven e\ icicnee of- the lane school.-, churches and c meet the personal nee dren and youth. America is at 'into bold relief every- r cities, dehnquency is are of homes, communitife V niui t..v- ... „ . » .x. i x u a! CUiU W Ul ur guitc u) ■ uit. lime . o>• j; Oi,n/taV rd/Tfn WAr ' — f late the regulations their licenses | y0 u get down town, it having run ^ dt ^ ^ da ^ radl ° p ^‘I The agents advice is to topdress I gram sponsored by the Southern j small grain with 200 to 3()0 pounds | | Baptist convention and originating m- of superphosphate, 100 pounds of! .Atlanta. The senator spoke from| muriate of potash, and 16 to 32! | Washington ami his text was made^ pounds of nitrogen now. Both the! i pid , c de , re ' _ , lespedeza seed and fertilizer can be j ' T-be W ilson proposal, he said, would ■ ap pii ed a t the same time and har-! . have pi evented the persecution of: rowed in with a drag harrow with! the Jews and othei icligious minori-; sloping backward. The residue . . ties “and the whole world would j from this f ertilizer wi n be carried have known a new birth of freedom.” | over f rom the small grain crop to the i Recalling the part Baptists played; i eS p edeza a t a time when this crop’s in obtaining leligious freedom in the need will be heavy for both phos- i United States, George called upon j porous and potash. should be revoked and under no j jt s course, condition allowed to be renewed., J When the state begins ,to operate, a new! liquor ...stores we may expect a repe- S tition of the ro’tten disjaensary days! 1 social; with political graft. . . j standards New Closing Order -tlessness; The federal order closing all places * entertainment at midnight, has MclNTOSH'S SHOE SHOP Send Your Shoes To Us for Best Materials and Workmanship. an ir, and war brings | nation’s weakness i as well as its strength normal family life and makes things! was to save on more difficult few- every member of transportation. of. entertainment , -. at met with widespread opposition as 1 would be expected. The night hawks; in New York and other large cities: found out that when the bell tolled; to it tolled for them as 12.000 places chil-1 of amusement with drinks went dark !on the spot of the. usual 4 a.m. normal closing. the 11,000,000 members of . that de nomination , in this country to line up | other congregations in support of the COUNTERFEIT—Coupons The office of price administration, Wilson pledge. George himself is a! I ?eems considerably cheered because,! deacon of the Vienna, Ga., Baptist! at 12 midnight instead . , - , to , , .... in a two months check-up, only a ‘.2 church. ; . W u a _ .v,- million counterfeit gasoline coupons; “America has an unescapable obli-l m.r i ^ I were picked up. “These counterfeits,” | gation to lead the United Nations! ■ - ' 1 L1 v,ab S % n Ai ind ' Administrator Bowles proudly points| into a world organization embodying! ‘ p 'out, “are a substantial reduction the principles and safeguarding the 1 ernes who,, war casualt uea-es anc weaknesses and speaking, every oiten become real courage war workers and others t0 ; he members of the petroleun,^ relrg.ous tree- «. Thus delinquency in-i put their extra money in something ,r >’ wh “ *«"*. g«“ ; d°m d'clarajton, Georg. »ud, was: calls attention to our else beside,s. night -’sprees." Is it t00 cooperation and to the many Amen-, Recognmng religious persecution 1 ' 1.0 ^ 1 can people who have shown their ; and intolerance as fertile sources of lanu Generally much to hope that the order will delinquent boy or|b ring the public more in line with! d ^ gust / or bla ^ markets and those, war, the powers signatory hereby girl is a glaring symbol of neglect on the grim realities of the war fronts. i wbo P a t roniz ® t em - . I a ^ r ^ e ’ and t he League of Nations i the part of the home, the church, the There are millions of people in this . Somehow, however, I am not too! shall exact trom all states seeking -many in this community— impressed by tbis record - Havin g i a dmission to it, the promi^fe that they school, and the community as a country- whole. Business On Trial Already we are reading of an in creasing number o'f proposals for government financing of business after the war. This is a trend tq socialism, the destruction of initia tive and investments by private en terprise that has made this country great. Business’s staunchest supporters cannot do other than condemn in dustries that look to government for who do not yet know that a war is on. ■ _ We think it was unfortunate been in Washington, where every- j will make no law prohibiting or in-1 body talks in terms of billions, for! terfering with the free exercise of 'i some time now, Mr. Bowles may feel j religion and that they will in no way 1945 Is A Writing Year New shipment lovely station ery in varied sizes, fabrics and colors. Cockle finish, light weight pa per and envelopes for air mail writing. Ripple finish pound paper and envelopes, ladies size. 90 sheets to box. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Stationery‘Dept. GUI BLADDER SUFFERERSsa DUE TO LACK OP HEALTHY BILK Sufferers Rejoice a* Remarkable Recipe Brings First Real Reittlta. 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But among; against those who practice any par- beiieve that this was a ! motorists ’ who s «’ im P and save onlticular creed, religion or belief, 6 gasoline in order to get along on two whose practices are not inconsistent have -the order issued solely as a! means of s reason to very minor pfirposq of the mandate., ,, , .• ... , With warm leather approaching, it ga l ons a f eek ’ the mere ^ e + ntlon ° f i Wlth P ubbc ord er or public peace. is obvious that the fuel savings re- milllons of gallons 15 enoUgh to make suiting from the ruling would be | cern temp0ra1 ^ and or minor con " | OPA for this condition. I realize that! erty,” George said. “They face! today it is practically an impossible job,: a far greater opportunity than that; THE CLINTON CHRONICLE The Newspaper Everybody Reads DR. FELDER SMITH OPTOMETRIST SPECIALIST IN EYE EXAMINATIONS Office Hours: 9:00 to 6:00 Examinations: 4:30 to 6:00 P. M. Phone 29 for Appointment CLINTON, S. C. The Baptists have played an im-j them start seeing mirages. i portant part in the securing for this I don’t blame Mr Bowies or the nation the benefits of religious!•• -U-b- NEED CASH MONEY? AUTO LOANS AND FINANCING By avoiding the true explanation tor the order, we feel that govern-^ vd ; hout f empl °f inga / 0 ’ 00 ®’ 00 °- man !' V ^ ch co ^°nted our spiritual fore- | ext eijiive li uia nci al ai d i ;n peacetime. Of course 0 & OV( ?rn inv eiit restrictions h a\ v made it ha: r c t ut for enterprising md i vidua Is to ,p r ’ea te ne ■w undertak- mg: s and e: vcp; and l 0 >ld ones, but con- tinning the c om me m pr actice before and i since t he w ar. o f g oing to gov- ern ment to r me me y WI 11 mean the eer' tain cies t IT. ICt 1 on 0 f I ndependence. The •re is no e X c t. ise ft >r ] ousiness men "vy h i a ‘ pursuit su c n a po licy through the tin dl o f o •{Tit ■0~ ho Ide rs, while at 1.1 c same 1 : i rr ie pr< etc md ing to carry the bafiner 0 f L’ .'at e i enterprise. It is useless ; ii nc i Y i y [. )OC riti :cal to damn t he bureau. ; ra ts a n i A wi ! .hei n go to them w: t h hat in i h am :i \ oe| yai r S'tef i i ig money. P kminfss n i ust IT a K L if or the main- ten a nee of ( ?conoi 'Hi 1 independence : t easy : )V pr esc ?nt ITT a ; its case to t he public. b 1 111 by ' s e i o .pnlously aci- her ing to .)() 1 1C 1 € : ‘S in da ily operation tha t enincic ie Wi th th le i deals it asks the public to 1 S' up PP rt. In fact, the put due has 3 i;i 0 H o- 11 c to demand this fro m busir i es s 1 oec ise in the fin hi em. i nf i t i s *IY. te pu bli whose politi- cal treedor n cle]. >er idi \i u pon opportu n it res and j ob: in fi ne industry, w h ich stan cis to it). se mi 1st if Arneri- c a i i indust: ry sh ou: Id ev er fall under cur up lets e on I tro! 0 I- §0\ r i ernment. And ment officials involved police force, strictly to enforce any | fathers. They are called to bring to!*! ■ Contact: SERVICE LOAN AND FINANCE CO. CLINTON, S. C. LYNN COOPER TOM ADDISON Phone 7-J Phone 99 boys back home' as quickly as pos sible, but there, is no reason for the heads of 1 war agencies to issue dis guised orders. KOBODY'S BUSINESS By GEE McGEE we are headed that w; State Liquor Stores Proposed * ■ MEAT—Control , ;j An even more disturbing story of: counterfeiting was the recent seizure in Chicago of counterfeit meat cou-1 | pons totaling 2 billion red points.; ! That is enough red points to buy all j . j of the beef sold to our population j - ! lor a three-weeks period. “ ; ! ! The fact that a few criminals j i would look to the ration COUpOO field \ , Odds and Ends From Flat Rock I a . sourco oi hi sh°nest reve-| nir., slim- chance has the sympathy nue be expected. But the revolt- j of nearly everboddy in the recent!side of. the story is that they; loss of his best friend and associate. 1 knew there-would be a market for, he was sick for nearly 3 weeks, ever-1 tbese coupons-tbat they knew there; i thing possible was done for him but! were thousands of butchers. restau--; to no avail, he. just laid there and - rant , owners and housewives who; lingered, on and on until he was ‘ W0l ' dd i urn P at the chance to buy j finally at last demised, he was the; thesc coupons even though it would, best clog mr. chance ever owned and f ob others of meat and could lead to his name was “old .speed,’’ he was ] ® the fes'tesf rabbit,and possum canine 1 ever raised in flat ro’ek. his ketch-! . , .... . ings and barking will be seriously! P on racketeers expected missed. • ;abO-. — -- —--- ADDING MACHINES Sales and Service CLEANING A SPECIALTY Reasonable Charges KENNETH N. BAKER Phone 306 K ■ ■ 9 § u H. HENRY 1898-1945 F. M. BOLAND total breakdown of .our,, rationing system. ; '. "H , 1 '- ] It' is estimated that the meat cou-; to make : about $2,500,000 out of the sale of. - We Have Tires and Tubes BATTERIES and ACCESSORIES Have your battery charged while you wait. Clinton Service Station Phone 9G Clinton, S. C. Guff Products >i 1 i! 1 H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE Federal Loans Negotiated On Real Estate Telephone 121 ' these;stamps. The gasoline stamp j Williams in ■■dr. hubbert green, is planning for eounlwH il( i ^ did culU v‘t ovei a mil- post-war imporvements. he is going S 1 . 100 dollars from their racket. Either | to turn off the two shiftless clerks ; field offers excellent opportunities Governor Ransome a. a message lafst week to the general j he has/'niove his sody ,f 0U ntin^nearer > for the future for promising young ; assembly pointed out that during the ; to the front 0 f his stoar, paint the; crooks -’ And ^ is q uite possible,%un- Pa.-'t y. ear f be made by whole- ; ceiling and wash his windows, he will if® 85 some method is devised to bring sale liquor dealers was twice the! allso ° put in a stock of permy-cfllin 1^pe of counterfeiting to a halt, amount made by the state of South ' and Sld f ur so ’ s f 0 iks can treat! tbat tah rationing currency will be- Carolina and the profit made by the* theirselves at hiune. he will allso en-I come worthless and the black mar- retailer was three times as much as large his subscription department and! ket win become the sole source of was being received by the state. And, wd t put in oranges, apples and plow-j scarce products. then he added, “It looks to me like: jj nes ;| The OPA is taking effective steps the only way we can control the 11-j ^ , !to control the counterfeiting menace. quor business is through state; the warm spell of a few days ago; But in ibe final analysis, the only! stores.’’ 'fetched out the fruit prospects, which I adet i uate control must come from aj From the governor’s statement we; as usual-will be killed by late frosts| decision of the American people to; gather that he favors liquor stores! ansoforth. mrs. holsum moore says! re f use to contribute to the welfare ! operated by the state instead of by. she had only 2 peaches on her 7 trees | of criminals. . . individuals. He wants the enormous : last year, she divided the crop-with ; . ; * , ! profit being made from the licensed J a worm, she took one peach and itj CITIES—Blame . business to go into the state treasury; took the other one. the only crop that; It is significant to note that the rather than into'the pockets of sev- newer fails in our midst-is the crop i sale of counterfeit gasoline and food era! hundred dealers selling millions; 0 f politicians, with blackberries a; coupons is confined almost entirely of dollars worth ol liquor each year. c i ose secont. j to metropolitan cities, “Large rural j areas thed; have jiractically no coun- ' horn will dozer is back from the! terfeiting,’” says’ ! Mr. Bowles, “are price they pay distillers, from whom] leggis-lature for the week-end. hef offset by cities that are turning in an t^e federal government Colletts its; comes in on friday night and his i appalling number.” tax levy, and it also allows 33 1-31 week-ends end on tuesday morning,! Part of the reason for this is that per cent markup for retailers, com-; then he has beqn going back to work j\here are more customers per square, puted on the price they pay thej(?) in the lower house, up to last;mile in cities than in the country.; wholesaler. This ; means, of course, week, no bills had benn passed, he I But it is also-undoubtedly true that ihat all engaged in the business are says the committees have not turned I the country people wouldn’t do busi-j BICYCLES FOR SALE NEW TIRES AND TUBES— Sizes 26x2.125, 26x1.375, 24x2.125, 20x2.125 Accessories of All Kinds. Have Your Bike Repaired for Sprta* L v Li. COOPER 49 N. Adair St. Phone 210-M 000,000 / HAVE BEEN FINANCED LIKE THIS: iiquc The state law allows a 15 per cent! profit to wholesalers, figured on the making e n o r m o u s ; prohts 'when 2,000,000 gallons annually jare sold in the state. When we talk of state owned and operated liquor stores we have called to mind the old state dispensary sys tem with its graft, -corruption and in manny bills this session, he said; ness with the racketeers, and the the leggis-lature is verry useful, but | counterfeiters know it. Racketeers he diddent say how and when and j know that at all times, country air is to whom. 4; -~r | unhealthy for ciooks—and in wartime they realize that farmers and small How To Cure A Cold In A Day Go to bed at the first sniff. Drink town people, imbued with a high form of patriotism would feel it was Miserable with backache? W/HEN kidneys function badly and W you suffer a nagging backache, with dizziness, burning, scanty or too frequent urination and getting up at night; when you feel tired, nervous, all upset... use Doan's Pills. Doan's are especially for poorly working kidneys. Millions of boxes are used every year. They arejrecom* mended the country over. 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