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McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA
PAGE NUMBER TWO
Published Every Thursday
Established June 5, 1902
EDMOND 1. MCCRACKEN.
Editor and Owner
ntered at the Post Office at Mc
Cormick, S. C., as mail matter of
the second class.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
— Strictly Cash In Advance
Qne Year *-«. .-$1.00
Six Months ^ .75:/:
Three Months — .50
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to EXPECTANT MOTHERS
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If yoo have ever been a patient in
j | any hosptyaj;. you are probably
familiar with the advantages of a
laxative, r. <*j
apy pfe^cripypn^ ^hiflj ; he jwrote!
! But i most impiortahit of all, a
jgenlje liquid laxative dpes not cause
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'{Cf'- ’ r < ^ ' system, and tfefts. wlJhe utmost v
AH, doctors.kppW tne ^y^tu^ oj ..'. importance to expectap*. mothers and
the laxative whose dpse cap ’W {o evcry child
measuheti. and whose action caa r. Expcclan t Mothers'arc orgedl to.
be controlled. | ^ ^ ^ try gchtli-regulittidft.ef boWdllfliith :;,,
The public, tpo^ is fas,t rettiVnihg , D?. sGaldweflV Synip* Bepsihi/Tt is
to the use of liquid laxatives.'People p /delightful; ta^U^g> laxative pf
have no\y ; learned-that a property delightful action,: tpade of fresh
.prepared liquid laxative brings a herbs, pure pepsin and active senna. :
perfect movement without dis-„ Not a single mmetaf drug to be ,
conifort at the time, qt after. Dr. absorbed by the s’S^Teni, bfc irntate
Caldwell’s long experience with theludneys. •• n ;, *•
mothers and babies, t and his re-
markhble record of' hearty three
thousand births without the loss of
one mother or child,' should , give
anybody complete confidence in
McC&rniick, S. C.,
becT*’li; 1933.
Dear Santa Clau$f •• 4 V , V) .
I am a little girl 10 years ol4. -I
go to school every day. I want you
to please bring me a dqll^ and a 1
pocketbook, all kinds o^ fruftsj nuts i
and candies. r
Hoping you a hierly Christmas,
Your little girl,
Elizabeth Weeks.
, iilcCormick, S. C.,
■ Dec. 11, 1933.
Dear Santa Claus: \- ,
I am a little girl 4 years old.' I j
| Dr,»sGaldweHV Syrup:
Pepsin is an approved
preparation and kept
ready for use' by ’ all
druggists. ‘ ; ‘
have been a good little girl to hqlp. am in the first grade. My teacher and Candy - , :,
mama, arid I want you to please is Miss Carrie Mayson. I warit you 1 Don’t forget* my little brother,
bring me a sleeping doll, a ball and to please bring me a doll, doll out- ! Doriald. Bring him something too.
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The New 1934 Ford V-8 Model Announced
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Refinements in the design of the radiator/and hpod and more luxurious interiorjEUfeatuire the. appearance of th#
... ncyv VV8 for 1934. The de lux^e Tudor is sThown above. Dual down draft carburetipn and dual intake
/: hiartl'fotd ^'v« the engine greater power, the car incre''*'*' 1 •*— 1 ——• » - , - i - .-s-sf-’*—J.j **•-'-*—
.vVp'.v'i •.. aylstem'alspjv intrpdti
ased piclcup and speed. A clear-vision body ventilation
ced in-the new Fords. 1
all kinds of fruits, nuts and candy
Also remember Grandpa Weeks
and Grandma Prince.
Hoping you a merry Christina^,
Your little girt,
Helen White!
McCormick, S. C.,
Dec,. 11, 1933.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl 7 years old, and
in the second grade. Please bring
me a doll, some fruit and candy,
and please bring my little brother
a pacifier.
Your little girl, '
Louisa Dillashaw.
McCormick, S. C.,
Dec. 11, 1933.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl 6 years .old. I
fit, a little wHSt*-ifcatch, a' box of
handkerchiefcSbking set; fruits,
nuts, candy and fireworks. 'Please
bring my kittle a little ball.
Don’t forget my sisters, brothers,
mother, father, -grandmother and
my teacher.
Your little girl,
Lauree Winn.
Plum Branch, S. C.,
Dec. 11, 1933.
Dear Santa Claus:
Also rerriember my grandmothers
and grandfather' ,•
Lots of love fo|r you and Mrs.
Santa.
Your little girl,
Helen Quarles.
White Town.
Troy, S. C.,
: , Dec. 11, 1933.
DCar Santa Claus:
I am a little girl 6 years old. I
go to school and try not to miss a
day. I have been on the honor roll
every month. My teacher’s name is
I am a litle girl 6 years old and
am going to school. My teacher is,Mrs. Talbert. Please, Santa, do not
Miss Irene. I want you to remem- | forget her, for she is so good to us
ber her on Christmas eve and bring
her something nice.
I want you to bring me a rubber
doll, a sewing machine, bottle of
perfume and just lots of fruit, nuts
and we all love her. I want you to
bring me a doll and carriage, a sto
ry book and some gloves. Please do
not forget the little orphans, and
the sick. Don’t forget Aunt Deller
GALLANT-BELK CO.
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Today tVe begin our annual before Christmas sale
of Ladies* SUITS; COATS and DRESSES at
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Christmas sale prices.
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Every suit, coat and dress included in this big sales
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event, nothing reserved. They must all go in a hurry
at these prices.
Special Prices on Ladies’ Lovely Silk Underwear.
Beautiful Silk Gowns, Pajamas, Dance Sets, Panties,
Bloomers, etc.
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ALL LADIES’ FUR-TRIMMED COATS
GREATLY REDUCED
Every one must go out during this sale.
Now is the time and Gallant-Belk Company is the
place to save time and money on your Christmas
rhoppin^. i ' ' ‘ ■ . A
“Greenwood’s Leading Department Store” £
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Greenwood, S. C.
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The New
Y-8 Put On
.iltAf
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ord
shell, grille arid -other- features. In- ularly at normal driving speeds,
teriors reveal n£w tufted upholstery With the new carburetor is used a
ay and garnish \mouldings, a cove- dual in-take manifold which dis-.
type head lining, new instrument tributes the vaporized gasoline
Detroit,-Mieh-pDec. S^The hew pane1 ’ arm rests ’ -door; pulls and cqualiy tp.^ach. cylinder, very ma-
Ford V-8 for 1934 is to be put on riardware.- Sun visors are provided terially imfhflovmg'.^ngine perfpvrir-
display - tomorrow, in*-: more:' than in a11 closcd cars, those in-the dd ance and providing quickei 1 start- 1 *
7,Qpb Ford dealerShipsathroughout !uxe cars bein £ pf swivcl to ing in qoid >eather, GasoJiaK?'econ-
tho TTnitnd Rhat.px? prevent-glare both from the front cmy is increased two threer
pre si ™f Ford-So^. Com/ “rid *•*.' : " / ' X* runs show
pany', announced today. • - , j Fenders on de luxe cars now afdi that the new engine will give .20
As revealed here-by Henry Ford cclor to harmonize with the j miles . per gallon at 45 miles ah
and. his son to several scdre ; news- bo dy colors. Wheel colors are op- hour. ^
Another, important engine- im
provement is the use of water lihe
thermostats. These are automatic
tional. A new enamel finish is used
on all bodies. This has
warm up quickly and maintain an
efficient running temperature.
Ford spring design takes advan
tage of the principle of the trans
verse spring. It provides the ut
most stability and safety, the prac
tical minimum of unsprung weight
with the least possible frame dis-
paper correspondents, special writ
ers and photographers, the new on ali bodies. This has greater
Ford has greater power, more speed, w ear Lng qualities, a more endur-
quicker acceleration, smoother per- lustre and requires only wash- mechanical: valves which prevent
formance, more miles per gallon, ing ^ restore its brilliance. Bodies j the warm water in' the engine from
especially at higher speeds, and are of sfceel > electrically welded one-1 passing out into the cooling radia-
quicker starting in cold weather, P iece construction. « | tor until the proper temperature is
plus refined body lines and a new Eleven body types are available. | reached for maximum operating
built-in system cf clear-vision body Included are both standard and de 1 efficiency. In cold weather, the
ventilation. lux ® types of the Tudor, Fordor, j thermostats enable the engine to
The improvements in engine per- 5-window coupe; the de luxe road-
formance are the result of the use ster, phaeton and 3-window coupe,
of a new dual down-draft carbure- as well as the cabriolet and vic
tor and dual intake manifold which toria. The victoria body has been
increases the engine’s power ap- newly designed, to afford addition-
proximately 12 per cent and pro- al passenger room. A large luggage
vide a remarkable improvement in compartment ip provided in the
pick-up. | rear •
“The new car is the best car the All body types are equipped with 1 tortion. The Ford spring design
Ford Motor Company ever built”, safety glass windshields, while she tends to prevent the body from,
the Ford president said. “Basically, de luxe body types are fitted with tilting on uneven' roads. Comers
it is the same car as the hundreds safety glass throughout. ! can be taken safely at relatively
of thousands of other Ford V-8s Because of the increase in en- ( riigh speeds.
now on the road. It simply incor- g^ie power over the whole speed Both front and rear springs are
porates numerous improvements in ra nge, an appreciable increase in placed crosswise. This transverse
engine and chassis design, the new top speed is attained. The flexi-! design permits free and easy action
body ventilation system and re- bility of the car—its ability to pick of all four wheels because the
finements in body styling and ap- up speed quickly in traffic or to springs are attached to the axles
pointments which have been cruise in crowded streets without at their outer flexible tips, ; This
brought to a proper. stage. of de-: shifting out of high gear—also has type of construction retains the
velopment during the past' year in been materially improved. The in-^important advantages of the solid,
our engineering research.”,, | crease in top speed, without sacri-l'axle and yet minimizes road shocks
The new Ford ventilation system,' flee C f safety, permits driving at | transmitted to the frame and body
which is built into the body, per-; re i a ti V ely high speeds with in- because the shocks are absorbed
mits clear vision, prevents drafts crea sed safety and without engine first by the most sensitive part of
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the spring. . : : fc
The rear spring on the 1934 car
has been redesigned to provide
and provides the desired amount strain.
of fresh air in any weather. Indi- j The engine is fltted with alumi _
vidual control is provided for both m cyi^^gj- heads, heat resisting
front and rear side windows. , high chrome high tungsten steel smoother riding. Improved doubie-
When ventilation is desired the ex haust valve inserts and an en- acting. hydraulic <shock absorbers'
window glass is raised to the top. tirel y new cast ai ] 0 y steel crank- which act indepently of weather or
Then the handle is givett an addi- s h a ft which engineers rate as a road surface conditions are used.'
tional half turns. This slides cn2 marked improvement over the Seat cushiony have deeper, softer
glass back horizontally to form a i f or g cd steel member fonnerly used, springs. New type individual buck~ ;
narrow slot between the glass an d -phe aluminum cylinder heads per- et seats are used in the Tudor,
the frame. Through this slot air is mit use of high compression, | Driving ease ' also has been in
drawn out by the forward motion g iv j ng g rea t e r power, without re- ! creased by the use of a new 15-to-l
of the car. ; q U j r i n g the use of premium fuels steering gear ratio. The frame is
This simple ventilation system 0 f high anti-knock quality. The c f the double X type, with the X
maintains a draft-free circulation valve inserts, together with the member running to the rear of the
of air and prevents fogging wind- special heat-resisting chrome nick- frame to give greater strength,
j shield and v/indows in cold or e i alloy valves, maintain the en- Brakes are of the mechanical type
; stormy weather. Beth windshield gine’s original high efficiency over vv ith 186 square inches of breaking
and cowl ventilator can be opened i ong periods. surface. Other features of the
^0 supply additional air for warm phe navv carburetion system and chassis are a silent synchronizing
weather driving. other engine refinements not/only transmission, torque tube drive,
The distinctive lines cf the Ford give better gasoline mileage and oil three-quarter floating rear axle,
one-piece welded steel spoke wheels
and 17 x 5.59 tires.
V-8 have been refined in the 1934 economy but also insure smoother
car by a newly designed radiator ( prration at all speeds and partic-
and Uncle Dave.
Your little girl,
Edna Brown.
Troy, S. C.,
Dec. 11, 1933.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl 3 years old. Ma
ma says my daddy has spoiled me,
ther, Cecil. He is 14 months old,
and I think he is very sweet. He.
likes to blow a whistle, so if you
have any, please bring him one.
Your little girl,
Marion Brown.
Willington, S. C„
I am a little girl D years old. I go
to school.! am in the second grade.
but I will try to be a good girl it Dcar S3nta cla "“- 1333
you will bung me a tea set and a
doll. Please remember, the little
girls and boys who have no mama T , . . . , . . ,
. * , . t I want you to bring me a great big
or daddy. Don’t forget, my little ... J , , . * „
. , T , i Vn doll, sime candy and fruits. Pieise
cousin, Malcojm Dansoy.
Your little girl,, , .
Carolyn Brpwp.,
cycle. And please don’t forget Miss
Irene.
Heaps cf love to you and Mrs.
Santa.
Thomas Culbreath.
remember my sweet little niece,
i,_a:y Ellen Reynolds. i
Your JUTe friend,
; Ola Lee Dorn. '
• .. McCormick, S. C.,
Dec. 11, 1933 ,
Dear Santa Claus:
I a little boy 5 years old. I
want you to bring me a wdgoh,
knife with a chain on it, a harp,
ho.n, some fruit, candy and nuts.
Please don't forget my baby sister.
She wants a doll and high chair.
Your mend,
< Buck Alyersan.
McCormick, S.C.,
Dec, 11, 1933, •*
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a doll, raincoat,
t
. 1 ... . ^ Troy, S. C., ,
Dec.. 11, 1933.
Dear Santa Claus: ' . . Plum Branch, 3. C.,
I am a little girl. 12 years old. I Dec. 11, 1933
go to Troy school and am in the 7th | Dear Santa Claus:
grade. My teacher’s name is Miss I I am a little boy 6 years old. I go tea set, fruit, nuts arid capdy.
Potinds. Please do not forget her.. to school. Am in the first grade. I have been a good little girl. •, •
I want you to bring me a Bible, am a smart little boy and love :nyj K Your friend,
some gloves, a tooth , brush and teacher. I want you to bring me a Dbris Alverson.
some paste, and anything else you foo ball, firecrackers and all kinds P. S.—Don’t forget Tootsie. Bring
will. of fruits and nuts. My little bro- her a doll and sweater and any-
Pleace don’t ferget my baby bro- ther, Richard, wants a toy motor- 'hing good.*'
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