McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, January 24, 1935, Image 2
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Fvbllshed Every Thursday
BMablished Jun^ 5, 1902
XDMOND J. McCRACKEN,
Editor and Owner
at the Post Office at Mc
Cormick, S. as mail matter of
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WBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Year $1.00
Mx Months .75
Three Months .50
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McCormick ’Phone
Business Improves
Business conditions seem to be on
np-grade in McCormick, espe-
rfallv as indicated in the progress of
local teleohone exchange where
vofuipment that has been idle for a
rramber of years is being put into I
again and the storerooms are
facing restocked to take care of the 1
-Vaerease in the number of subscrib-
’Pfts. According to Miss Emma Ran- |
tin. the efficient chief operator
nnd cashier, all of the telephones
idle since the beginning of the de
pression have been put back into
rervice.
The telephone company has felt
the depression but now that the
xzrbscribers and others here are be-
rarning more telephone minded
twenty new telephones were in
stalled during the year just ended,
il old subscribers had their
ics reinstated. The local ex-
which is a unit of the
Ca&liM Continental Tele-
jtlbne Company, Was one of the
itoee in th% state t6 get on th^e
tenaor roll and arsis bne of two to
jfeteifve honorable ihehtion for c61-
leefing 97 $ter ceiit or more 6f the
mm* MleA to ila.
The edfehariiijfe Is hteated in At-
piiat tei’s in tite penpies
Add nmintiins 24-
iitar Hite. #. ft. Rahldn
Is file it%ftt Offentifor.
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The New Master De Luxe Chevrolet Coach
DEALER ADVERTISEMENT ,
THE NSW STANDARD CHEVROLET
AND UP. List price of New Stand-
&rd Roadster at Eliht, Mich., $455.
With bumpers, spare tire and tire
lock, the Ittt price is $29.00 addi
tional. Prices subject to change
without notice.
THE NEW MASTEK EE LUXE CHEVROLET
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AND UP. List price of Master De
Luxe Coupe at Flint, Mich... $500.
With bumpers, spare tire and tire
lock, the list price is $25d0 addi- •
tional. Prices subject to change
without notice.
(Knee-Action optional at small additional cOst.)
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fite entrahde for the
PEa£ Office iyQtMttng, Savannah,
Mr. Sandifer was transferred to
The Marftie S4se, Parris Island, tor
pHftrfinary training. He is a
rate of the McCormick High
class of 1932. Prior to en-
the Marines he made his ]
with his mother, Mrs. Cora A.
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cies for the Marine Corps
iwir being filled at the Savan-
office. Applications will be
High Schdol graduates up
on request.
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KeW 'Master De Luxe models.
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CONSTIPATION
Can be Helped!
(Use what Doctors do)
Why do the bowels usually move
ityalarly and thoroughly, long after
« physician has given you treatment
fur constipation?
Because the doctor gives a liquid
locative that can always be taken in
• ifet right amount. You can gradually
iwfuce the dose. Reduced dosage is
Ae secret of real and safe relief from
emstipation.
Ask your doctor about this. Ask
vobt druggist how popular liquid
locatives have become. The right
Ayeid laxative gives the right kind
*W ioclpi and the right amount of help.
Ttlicn the dose is repeated, instead of
txv? ccc-h time, you lake less. Until
t**r bowels are moving regularly and
Rwroughly without any help at all.
The liquid laxative generally used
is Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. It
rentains senna and cascara, and
Awn* are natural laxatives that form
. h>> inliili—even in children. Your
iroggisf has it; ask for—
&t.(Mec0e&4
SYRUP PEPSIN
“Bright Eyes”
Called Ideal
Temple Film
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SHIRLEY SAID TO HAVE FINEST
ROLE IN THRILLING
FOX PICTURE
Shirley Temple—most sensation
al film discovery of the year—will
be seen at the Abbeville Opera
House, Wednesday and Thursday,
January 28th and 29th, in her latest ——
and, according to advance reports. Eye5 » as th . 2 finest and most heart-
“Bright
details in each Vicks package
Fox picture,
warming picture in which Shirley ^ (^OlllCciy
has been seen. A human and com- i And Hit Times
her best
Eyes.”
•‘Bright Eyes” was conceived as pelling 5tory that at momentj t
a Shirley Temple vehicle by David brings the tear3i is combin3d wit h
But:er,. who directed the film. The ' tbr ^; s that will chill the spines of
story was suggested to him, it is any audl e nce . So runs the advance I
said, by a real-life incident occur- re p or ^
ring at a commercial airport near ' Ths ' SU p porting cast j nc i udes ; ,
Iii Penner Film
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Los Angeles.
Relating the idea to Sol M.
Wurtzel, Fox Film producer, he
found the latter at once fired with
enthusiasm. Together with Edwin
Burke* famous screen writer who
j adapted “Bad Girl” and other hits,
Butler was promptly put to work NOTICE OF FIN4I. SETTLEMENT
by the delighted producer, setting j AND DISCHARGE
' the idea down on paper. Then its
}j adaptation was handled by Wil- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
liam Conselman. Apparently it; County of McCormick.
represents an entirely new type of Ir ? T1 ? e 0 *. Pro ^ te - _ ,,
vehicle for the remarkable child Notice is hereby given that E. M.
player.
Girls, melody and laughs p’o"
in equal part in Paramount >
campus comedy, “College Rhythm.”
showing at the Hollywood Theatre
Jane Darwell, of “White Parade”
fame; Lois Wilson, Judith Allen.
Theodore von Eltz, Dorothy J Monday and Tuesday, January 28th
Christy, Jane Withers, Charles | and 29th with Joe Penner heading
Sellon, Brandon Hurst and Walter
Johnson.
tour MM togfcfet Is f6
cheerfully refund your money or Hie slot
9 you are not relieved fey Creomulsion.
Once more James Dunn is cast
for the icina.iiv^vjic i Morgan, Executor of the estate of
D. I. Morgan, deceased, has this
day made application unto me for
- . a final discharge as Executor of the
as Shirley s leading man a fact j es t a te of D. I. Morgan, and the 14th
which is said to have enchanted day of February, 1935, at 11 o’clock,
the young star. Jimmy appeared has been fixed for the hearing of
as her daddy in -Stand Up and petition^
Cheer’ and Baby, Take a Bow, iagainst said estate ate hereby noti-
and Shirley has eyes for no one fled to present same 6n or by
else, they say, when he is on the | above dafe^^
set '* 'Judge of Probate for McCormick
Preview audiences in Hollywood
County, S. C.,
are said to have greeted “Bright j an . 12, 1935.—4t.
the featured part.
The story has its beginning at
State College where Jack Oakie. as
“Love and Kisses” Finnegan, a
football hero, becomes Lanny Ross’
deadly rival for the love of Mary
Brian.
Their rivalry is carried over into
the business world, but temporarily
submerged when Oakie gets a job
in the store owned by Lanny Ross’
father.
Here he gets the bright idea of
introducing collegiate atmosphere
—beautiful girls, cheering sections
and football teams—into depart
ment store business as & means of
whooping up sales. Everything
goes beautifully until their com
petitors start stealing their thun
der.
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Attention To Men
And Young Men
W c cordially invite you all to
come and get your measurements
for your spring and summer suits.
Our Sehloss Bros, representative,
Mr. Charles Gross, will be here on
January 28, 1935.
H. DRUCKER
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 oat of town
J. S. STROM
Mditt Street McCormick, S. C.
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