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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, September 4, 195?
Ever think of mustard with
stung beans'.’ It's a new Mayor ,treat
ing ground allspice as a seasoning.
It makes a wonderful ••pepper-
upper."
Allspice is good too, with other
vegetables such as carrots and to
matoes, Just add V4 teaspoon of
ground allspice to melted butter
before pouring over vegetables.
On a slice of rye bread, place a
well worth trying. The beans, sllw of -boiled" ham and a thick
whether they're canned, frozen, or ; i ayer of lettuce. Top with a slice of
fresh, will taste better, you'll find, Swiss cheese, another slice of ham,
il you blend a pinch of dry mustard , int j pjore lettuce. Pour thousand
with minted parsley and melted j s ] an d dressing ov^r all. You
butter as a sauce just before serv- C at this one with a’knife and fork!
jng. ^ ' • ! Serve sizzling pork sausage links 'TVV 8 a
;*l 1. that the world ew
, td of the bride the reason for her
1 expulsion from her suband’s hut.
! She did not compiain; she said, in
I the qucchua tongue of her people,
I and with complete resignation, "He
said I have a sour mouth.” That,
my friends, was in the dark ages.
There was no clorophyl on hand,
nor yet contrived, to keep us sweet.
Inj that tribe the bride was ex
pected 1 to chew the sugar cane and
extract its juice by chewing. From
What are the great principles of the juice they made chicha, a sort
cnn America? We hear and read mucn of liquid lightning, that had the
j about ‘‘principles.” The right to kick of a dozen mules, Fm told;
work is a principle. I do not mean and syrup, too. though the chica
es a job to me or was the usual product. If the
COMMENT
ON MEN
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By The Spectator
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of no service.
Mover stewed corn with mashed potatoes, cooked peas „ ,
.n a pudding, or perhaps in Cheated with undiluted cream of: *0 anyone elw; I meap that no ar-, bride had > “sour mouth" she was
< reamv, corn soup. For a more da- mushroom, soup, and a crisp tossed 1 lcla barner s °u s an '
j j ^ tween two men when one needs
i help and the other needs a job.
If we denv to a man the right to
ond appearance, try us-, salad.
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Laurens, S. C.
WHEN MINUTES COUNT!
'JOE, CAR WONT START-
CAN YOU RUN ME TO THE STATION?'
LITTLE problems would sometimes turn into real
emergencies without your telephone. In business and
at home, it puts you quickly in touch with the people
you need.
PEOPLE everywhere are depending on the tele
phone more and more ... to help them earn a living
... . serve their family needs . . have hm ahd make
friends. And the telephone plays a vital role in today’s
most important job — national defense. — Southern
Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company.
GOOD MANAGEMENT—improving methods and
equipment, and working facilities to the utmost—is one
of the reasons why the price of telephone service has
gone up less than most prices.
BEST POSSIBLE SERVICE (
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LOWEST PdSSIBLE COST
work we must logically provide
for him at public expense; for if
the law. directly or indirectly, so
operates as to bar a man from work
that same Government should feed
and clothe arid house him. Nor
should we dictate to an employer
whom he should employ, or whom
he should not employ, for it is his
responsibility to guide and govern
the operation, it is chargeable to :
h:n. only if he is allowed to pro
ceed according to his judgment.
No Government has anv right to
Some of the Indians belonged to
the Truman school of conomics.
At times of fiesta Indians would
come to Lima from the Sierra and
they and the little burro prepared
to spend several days. The burro,
had his bundle of alfalfa and the
Indian had i few pieces of pottery.
If asked the price of his pottery,
the Indian replied, stating it in our
money: 10 cents. But if you tried
to buy ten pieces he probably
wanted two dollars. If you under
took to draw hi mout he might ad-
mit^that if he sold all that he had
there w'ould be no excuse for him
to hang around. So he must keep
interfere All this talk about the . . . ^ . . . . ,
, _ . t lus stock in order to remain in bus-
cor.fusion of thought. It is not tne
mess. One piece of pottery ten
cents; ten pieces at 20 cents. Ex
actly the way our Government fig-
10 concern of the slates. It is th?j urcs income *“«• isn '* U?
f—proper concern ~of the men " whoy Our local assessor, does not say;
perate business and those who! "A $5000 house at fifty mills and a
instead of for the nation, is a mere
FEFV txung a matter for the states,
concern of the nation; and it is not
th
seek employment. Another thing,! $50,000 Tiouse at 90 mills, does he;
The Government has no proper j Of course, as you know, there are
concern to hold vour income down:' strange and wonderful things that
on the contrary, the Government happen in assessments at times,
should smile on prosperity, for' but my idea is that all such iniqui-
that means better pay, more cm-1 ties are perpetuated in other states,
ployment. sustained employment. I I would not have you think that
And that means more support for'mental quirks are found only in
all kjnus of business; more support, tax-assessors and Trumanite tax-
for the churches and charities; j planners: I recall an insurance rat-
more interest in cultural societies.j ing that baffled me a long time:
An income tax should bear on all two filling stations, about the same
alike: for example, if the rate of size, in the same town, on the same
tax be 15 per cent, it should be 15 block, with exactly the same stock,
What’s Your
Telephone Worth?
but with great difference in insur
ance rate. Strange, eh? All the
inspectors had seen one station—
a comparatively new one—but no
one, apparently, had ever seen the
older station, just across the street.
So. score one for the politicians: j
they had nothing to do with the in- i
surance! Of course that was years 1
per cent on all. There might be
certain minimum standards, but
the principle should be one of per
centage. equality. There is no jus
tice in charging the man of $5000
with 15 per cent; and the man of
$25,000 with 25 per cent; ^nd the
man of $50,000 with 35 pe'r cent:
and the man of $100,000 with 50
per cent. We don’t do business; ago.
that .way. We don’t charge one ———
man $25*00 for a car and another FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT
man $3500 for the same car. Nor USE A KERATOLYTIC
does the butcher sell steak to one BECAUSE—
man for 75 cents and $1.25 to the It SLOUGHS OFF the tainted out-
banker. Of course it may be done, er skin to expose fungi and kills it
but it is done under cover. Theo- on contact. Get this STRONG,
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any drug store. If you're not
pleased IN ONE HOUR, your 40c
back. Now at McGee's Drug Store.
MRS. HONAKER *
T Suffered Thirty-four Years
From Spelfs of Smothering Gas
Pressure Pains With Resultant
Nervous, Dizzy, Blind, Head
achy Feeling; Lost Weight and
Strength. It Seemed That I
Was On the Verge of a Ner
vous Breakdown. I Feel Like
New r On Scalf’s Indian River
Medicine,” Declares Mrs. Hon-
aker.
Mrs. Ruby Honaker, Swords
gratitude lor what it has done for
me.”
Why not profit by Mrs. Hornak-
er’s experience. You can’t lose be
cause you get your money back on
the very first bottle of Scalf’s In
dian River Medicine if not entirely
satisfied with the results. Try it to-'
day.
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Our Public Service Commission
would not permit a power company
to charge a wage-earner eight mills
and .a banker 25 mills. But that is
the way we impose income taxes.
We grow so accustomed to all
sorts of devious procedures that we
meekly yield, or, else, we sink
without a trace, leaving nothing
but bubbles.
Some of qur theorists—chose be
spectacled brethren who have vis
ions and dream dreams; who con
jure from nothing at all their wierd
imaginings, would probably plan it
this way: wages for the wage-earn
er, when unmarried, $25 a week;
when married $50 a week; and $10
j a week for each child. So one man,
i however, incapable and lazy, might
| draw $100 a week, if married and
with five children; where as an ex
pert, if unmarried, might receive
only $25. The expert might be
worth fifty of the other sort, in his g
actual productive service. And, by |
the same token, the Bank clerk
with five children would drawl*
more than a bachelor Bank Presi- j ^
dent. And then the best plan
would be for Joe Stalin to take it js
ever, lock, stock and barrel.
Perhaps the dreamy fellow who
plans for us in taking a leaf from
Shakespeare’s idea of a poet. You
remember that he says “And as the
imagination bodies forth in forms
of things unseen the poet’s e>e
turns it to shape and gives to airy
nothing a local habitation and a
name." That’s all I recall, though
this sultry weather makes me
yearn for air, even Shapepeare’s
“airy nothing.”
When I was in France I recall
that the French merchants and
hucksters unblushingly had three
prices; the lowest for the Frnech;
the next for the British; the high
est for the Americans and Canad
ians.
Yes, and they are the people who
mark on their freight cars ”40 men
or 8 horses."’
By the way, you mustn’t think I
have a “sour mouth”—and thereby
hangs a tale, again quoting Shakes
peare. $
Padre Ginec was a Franciscan, a
monk wearing the long reddish
brown habit, with a cowl. He had
come to Peru from 'France thirty
years before I met him and had la
bored among the head-hunters in
the wilds of the jungles of the
Amazon. He was a great spirit, a
brave man, a devout and persever
ing Soldier of the Cross.
Padre Giner introduced the idea
of matrimony with the blessing of
the church, among those Indians
of the Cholo type- He had per
formed the ceremony, uniting a
stalwart young Indian and a very
attractive Cholo girl. A couple of
days after the ceremony he found
the bride at her father’s house, dis
missed, but put away, by her hus
band. The Padre, a very sympa
thetic leader of the people, inquir-
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Right Urlag consists of regularity In our
dally routliM. tbs correct amount of
sleep, exeedee and fresh air combined
with periodical physical examination
by a Medical Doctor. It Is certainly
wrong to neglect one’s health when
preventative medicine applied at an ’
opportune time can eliminate many
unneeseary Illnesses. Make an appoint
ment to see your Doctor without delay,
an hour spent with him today may save
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on Socialized Medicine ;—rf
McGee’s iDrug Store
Phorte No. 1
Say "I Saw It In The Chronicle" — Thank You!
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Laurens County Is
Mr. Royce Albert
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LAURENS, S. C.
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Name-
Age.
Street.
(Complete Please)
Occupation-
City.
State-
Creek, Va., is a respected mother
of seYen sons and three daughters.
In telling her experience with
Scalfs Indian River Medicine, she
states: “For thirty-four years I had
spells of smothering stomach, pres
sure pains which seemed to make
me feel so weak, nervous, and run
down that I could not stay on my
feet long at a time and I often suf
fered from blinding, dizfcy, head
achy feeling, with loss of sleep. All
this made me feel so out of heart
that I felt like I was lost from the
world. I believe I was on the verge
of a nervous breakdown when I
started on Scalf’s Indian River
Medicine.
“It is amazing how this grand
herb stomach tonic helped me. My
appetite came back, the smothering
gassy stomach distress was re
lieved, I no longer suffered from
headaches, in fact I felt so much
stronger and better on Scalf’s In
dian River Medicine that j was like
new. I felt so much happier and
livelier that I could get more out
of life. I am telling my friends
about Scalf’s Indian River Medi
cine and insisting that they try it,
loo, for words cannot express my
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