McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, July 17, 1930, Image 7
Thursday. July 17, 1930
Mr.CORMICk MEtfSEMGUP!. MtCORMWK V ; >rf* t'.aroitn*.
Pape NmuKer Sevei
BE 1 TER MEATS
AT MODERATE
PRICES
R^aa ov^.' ths following list
and come tb our place for
• chcicc meats at low prices:
per pound 20c
Front Round Steak, per pound 25c
Loin and Hind Round Steak, per pound 30c
Pork Chops, per pound 25 and 30c
Stew Meat, per pound 15c
Mixtd Sausage, per pound — — 20c
Pork Sausage, per pound 30c
Have installed k Jim Vaughn meat cutter and can cut
your meats evenly so they will cook good all the way
through.
CITY MEAT MARKKET
Phone No. 61 1 J. L. REYNOLDS, Prop.
Augusta Street McCormick, S. C.
£££ Chevrolet Company
Builds Fine Dock
SAGINAW, Mich., July 14.—
Chevrolet Motor Company has just
completed here one of the largest
and finest inland docks on the
Great Lakes. It was put into use
recentlv when a lake freighter en
tered the Saginaw river with a
cargo of pig iron for Che Chevro
let foundry here. The ship’s ar-
8 , rival signalled this city’s entry in-
\\ i to the list of modern inland ports,
t and the completion of the dock
! augments Chevrolet’s already en-
j ormous local facilities,
j Several years ago Chevrolet of-
ificials began a study of water
transportation facilities for tha
vk ■ company’s Saginaw foundry. It
' ^ vv^s decided that benefits could be
gained and a development plan
involving the construction of a
d^cV a turning be sin and drededn"
of the Saginaw river was worked
out.
Operations began last year.
While the dock was under con
struction a turning basin capable
of turning a 500-foot boat was
dredged and the river was dug to
a mean depth of 17 feet. The lat-
i ter proiect is the factor which
j linked Saginaw with the Great
This Week
b Arthur Brisbane
Mussolini and Kemal
What Is Education?
Affection, Then Science
Women in Business
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Mussolini interests Europe and
causes excitement in France, pro
posing on ailiance with Germany.
France understands that the sug
gestion calls for a military alliance,
or, at least, an agreement that Ger
many will remain neutral in case of
an Italian-French war.
Mussolini ought to know what such
an alliance really means when war
really starts. *
In 1914, Italy had an alliance with
Germany,* and the kaiser was foolish
enough to think it would stand up.
FIRST AID NEEDS
You should always keep a complete supply of needed
first aid requisites in summer for they may be most essen
tial at a moment's notice.
The outdoor life of summer for both children and grown
ups makes the possibility of accidents greater tha.n at any
other time. ^
WE HAVE EVERY NEEDED ITEM
Here you will find a full line of first aid supplies, such
as—Bandages, Medicated Cotton, Iodine, Unguentine, Ad
hesive Tape, Healing Powder, etc.
Secure the needed articles and keep them in a handy
place.
STROMS’ DRUG STORE
Main Street McCormick, S. C.
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§5f! Lakes for heavy freight transpor-
tation. Twice a week, while navi-
START SAVINS NOW
When Kemal Pasha, boss of Turkey,
makes war, he makes war. You re
member that Mussolini threatened him,
and Kemal replied: “If you send Ital
ian soldiers against me, the difficulty
will be to find room to bury the num
ber that I shall kill.”
gation permits, freighters bearing
pig iron and sand will steam up
the once too shallow waterway.
The dock, according to Chevro
let officials, will be adequate ' for
years. It is 800 feet long, of con
crete construction and has a stor
age capacity of nearly 100,000 tons.
Unloading is done by two 30-ton
cranes which have an unloading
capacity of 200 tons an hour. A
30-ton locomotive crane is used for
transferrin rr the raw material from
gft the dock to freight cars, which
A dispatch from Turkey tells how
Kemal trapped 1,000 rebellious Kurds
in his Zeylnn river valley, and killed
every one, granting no quarter.
That sounds like old days when
| Mohammed himself was leader, and j
later when western Europe whispered
in awe the name of#“The Grand Turk.”
. Don’t wait longer_don’t say you
morrow or next month or next year.
will
now is
start to-
the
lime.
There is always some excuse for delay if you
want one. It is easy to excuse yourself for the in
difference of not saving, but put all of these ex
cuses aside and start in now.
Later you will be glad, for you will be able to
take advantage of any opportunity that may come
your way.
WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT
We extend a hearty welcome to you to open your
account here and take advantage of the splendid
facilities that we offer. You will find the utmost
here in service, protection, and kindly interest.
No matter how small you start be sure you start
now.
THE PEOPLES BANK
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link the dock with the plant about
a quarter of a mile away.
Because of the great storage
capacity of the dock, enough raw
material will be brought by water
each year to hold over the winter
months when lake navigation is
closed. Thus economies will be af
fected, which in accordance with
Chevrolet principles are always
shared with the motorist in the
shape of better automobiles.
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Chevrolet Dealers
Have Voice In
Advertising
Educators, between the closing and
opening of schools, discuss “What Is
Education What Should It Do? How
Can We Form the Young?” etc.
Educators should start with the
meaning of the word “educate” and
stick to that. It means *‘to lead out,”
to bring out of the youth fill mind and
capacity that which is in it. It does
not mean to force the opinions of
teachers on that youthful mind.
McCormick, S- C.
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Experience Service . facilities
Those are the important things in measuring the worth
of a funeral director, and should be borne in mind when
you have occasion to choose one
DISTANCE IS NO HINDRANCE TO OUR SERVICE
and there is no additional charge for service out of town
J. S. STROM
Main Street McCormick, S. C.
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DETROIT, Mich., July IS.—The
automoile deader now has a voice
in the national advertising pro
gram of his factory. Chevrolet
dealers throughout the United
States are taking part in a unique
series of advertising conferences
being conducted by the Chevrolet
Motor Company.
These dealer conferences are
held at the home office here un
der the general supervision of R.
K. White, Advertising Manager.
One is being held every month this
summer with a different group of
dealers from different parts of the
country present each time.
‘yThe object of these advertising
conferences,” Mr. White explained,
“is to keep the home office con
stantly in touch with problems
faced daily by the dealers so that
Chevrolet advertising mav be
guided by actual field conditions
and thus prove most effective.
“The assistance given by dealers
in these conferences.” he continued
“is invaluable in adding to tlje ef
ficiency of our advertising, partic
ularly the newspaper advertising,
which forms the. greatest retail
advertising force of each individ
ual dealer. \
“While every type of advertising
—newspaper, magazine, outdoor
and electric spectacular signs and
trade papers—is discussed, major
interest attaches to tte newspaper
schedule because this makes up by
far the largest part of the year’s
budget. There are now more than
5.500 leading newspapers carrying
ithe Chevrolet message to practi
cally every citv. town and hamlet
in the United States.
“Particular care is taken in sel
ecting the dealers invited to these
conferences. Some are chosen be-
; cause they have very large car con
tracts. Others because their con
tracts are very small. Every deal
er also comes from a different sec
tion of the country. In this man
ner we get an ideal cross-section
of the advertising needs of all
classes of dealers in all parts of
the United States.
“Each conference is of two days’
duration. The first day is given
Dealing with raw materials, science
ami industry “educate” those mate
rials by briuging out the best that is
in them.
They seek for hardness in steel, for
resiliency and wear in rubber. They
don’t try to make rubber of steel, or
steel of rubber. But that is exactly
the process applied to many young
minds.
And for that reason, in reading the
biographies of many ^successful men,
you find that their first proof of real
ability was ability to evade the proc
ess of education.
And their greatest good fortune was
an irregular education, or none.
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Doctor Frankcl, learned Metropoli
tan Life expert, says the philosophic
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mind rules the child host.
Between the ages of three and fif
teen, according tOyDoctor Frankel, each
child goes through all the various
stages through which the human race
as a whole has passed, from the Stone
age to the present day.
“The philosophic mind,” knowing
that a young child is a young bar
barian, and cannot ^be anything else,
does not foolishly expect t6o much and
force the child to be a hypocrite.
However, one thing is more im
portant in the bringing up of children
lhan the philosophic mind, or anything
else, and that is affection, and espe
cially the love of a mother.
No science can take the place of
that.
It is to the mind’s expansion and
healthy growth what food is to the
body. There is no substitute.
CANNING SUPPLIES
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We have in stock a good supply
of Tin Cans, Fruit Jars, Tops,
Rubbers, etc.
Also Magnesium Arsenate—
spray or dust—to kill out bean
beetles.
S3 over entirely to the discussion of
V advertising, in all its phases. The
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WHITE HARDWARE CO.
MAIN STREET McCORMICK. S. C.
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second day the dealers are taken
to the General Motors Proving
Ground where thev are shown the
rip id tests Chevrolet cars undergo
they are put on the mar
ket.”
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Frank J. Burris
Loses Life As
! Pole Hits Wire
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ANDERSON, July 12.—Frank J.
! Morris, about 45, Anderson insur
ance man. was electrocuted todav
i Tt the Gregg Shoals plant of the
Duke Power company when the
—>r f»«-hiv*Fr rod he was carrying
on his shoulder made contact *:/!th
^ ant mission line carrying 23,000
r»r>mc plmost instantly af
ter th* heavy charge of electricity
^''t t*r*ou~b his fc'Xly. He is '•aid
o have breathed oni* tv/o rr Cm*e~
after the rod had touched
the line.-
He and his friends had been
fishing in the Savannah river and
were nlannlng to return to the
Tviibrr the tragcdy^ocwirrC'd.
Mrs. Edison wants women to go
back to the home because they “lose j
prestige in business.”
“Deep down in her heart, e^ery
woman wants a home,” the distin
guished lady told her hearers. That
is true, but every home needs a man
to support it and protect it.
Between “losing prestige” and wash
ing dishes and clothes for an incom
petent male, the intelligent woman
decides* to relinquish a little prestige.
If every one could find a husband
like Thomas A. Edison the problem
would be easy.
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Suppose you suddenly learned that
your grandmother used to walk a
light rope on one foot, her other foot
la id high in the air. You’d be shocked.
But you would not be as seriously
shocked as ten million British old
ladies, male and female, suddenly in
formed that Queen Mary actually
smokes cigarettes.
She smokes only tw'o, one after
luncheon, one after tea. But she does
smoke.
Her marvelously complicated Victo
rian hats, skirts below her ankles,
stately carriage, dignified expression,
cannot make the horrified millions for
get the three dreadful words: Queen
Mary smokes.
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Lindbergh gives the League of Na
tions transit section detailed sugges
tions for aviation. Standardization of
airways, uniform markings and sig
nals, a comprehensive meteorological
and radio reporting system, uniform
regulations for clearing, are suggested.
The recommendations are sound, but
the people are too busy to pay attem
lion to recommendations, from no mat
ter how high a source.
A big city Is New York, amazing in
growth. Losing hundreds of thou
sands of population migrating to out
lying suburbs, New York city, In the
ast ten years, has gained in popula-
' ’Hi '3v835;8I5; v more than 23 pet cent.
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TIRE SERVICE
EVERT BAV IN THE YEAR
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Your tire business is desirable to us. We
bid for it on the basis of quality merchandise
at a fair price. Then we throw in something
extra for good measure. That something extra
is SERVICE.
Our service is ready for you whenever you
need it. Just phone us we’ll leave a meal or
get up out of bed at night, to look after you.
Our service is maintained for just one thing—
to take care of you. We want to show you we
deserve your trade.
SURE, WE SWAP TIRES!
You don’t need to junk your old tires when you deal
with us. WeTI take them in trade on a set of brand-
new, top-quality GOODYEARS, make you a fair allow
ance, and send you away happy with the utmost in sat
isfactory tire equipment at low cost.
GULF SERVICE STATION
J. T. FAULKNER, Prop.
PHONE 40 McCORMICK, S. C.
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HR CANDIDATES
This office has on hand a stock
of nice round and square corner
ed candidates’ cards and suitable
type faces for printing them to
please the most fastidious.
Have a supply printed, Mr.
Candidate, before the campaign
opens and be prepared to pass
them around among your friends
so there may be no mistake as to
vour name and for what-office
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you are aspiring.
Our printing is of best quality
and our prices are very reasonable
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icConnick. S. C
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