The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 10, 1931, Page Page 8, Image 8

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I ... . F5" r-: r Page 8 Li. ' , , ' ' 1 * A DVEttTISEM ENTS CLASSIFIED 1IKLP- waxtkd: Colored help wanted to register at th??Southern?Employment;?Bureau 2029 Taylor Street. , Phone 7tJ52 ? L. C. Pri^oU , ' jI SMITH-COLEMAN ?1 I FUEL CO. || JUTJ 31 Vi ili ; v | Coal - Wood - Coke Jj S o i 0 Satisfaction or Money Back"' ?: | |, PHONES 3121 and 3125 | g 1921 Taylor St., COLUMBIA o i g . < , X^oooooovoooc'u'C-':-; .c>! I I iXm:"W?W"X?x,,X"> v vw*:**.;- i ' X i ! That old Suit-'-Pre.-s or Jlnt be- { _ y hind the trunk . *?* ' - 1* y >w<4 VtVV^- TIM t*v?r^rTT^Y-T' r I ' - f t~i?1!* - y Wo haw- a process, tried* a'ii*t ? X true, .j. A - That makes the ttld clol.iiC.S look- '**_ Y like Tievw .. " - .j. j* Dry - Clcaninjr ' <?r ladies And ? *t* (ieivt (emeu ' ? . X ? J. .W. Brunson jr. TAILORING. Drv ( I.LAV X * 1XG AND DYKING $ 2 " niONK 71(52 { ^ a)'lot Iter's rrrre-WTih Ail . ' Vou W-nr. j DI Y GAS AND OH. u:evy s sekyk iv U ..a STATION <SL U All MIX ' 1 S.'{i Taylor Si. riitiue ji-iT I iL'lvX A 1.1 N!G:i:L DROPSY! .... i iff, ; . i'l.: .! >|/i .-rrrli > i.., / . . l':i\0 11 v,l! - <i I ?. i ., .. ..vvt tu hi-iir >: -at\\ it,i: ? . t-.|, ; ?i.. tlVMtllH lit I M"i \ n.' ; i ' i |-< I ! -t'ti- X^L.of your t< a-al , ,(|. tlOll, i; SIS1,_ . I.J. liiiij i n ','i'H-t? witk ji le t >'11' :Vhl trvij,. .oni. v. ill Ik ?! Si'llt -to Wiii? i, | ;... r? Dr. 1 Iid>. M. (irt-rn. D? pl. ! 1, < hat<wo;Tlv. (!:I ~ -1 . . j =1 ^ : . v , * ' ^ | ? ' <?> ' ' ;, t--, . .-/4, /1; . ; : . r "7:.. J. C. CIIAN\ELL Generalissimo, Chester, S. C. "V SUBSCRIBE TO THE PALMETTO - LEADER j gj ' BREAD, Your Best Fo SUGAR, Finest Grani] MEAL, S. C. Watergrc I SUN B RITE CLE ANSI CORN, Tender, Swee? Rice, Whole Grain, 6 I "" ' , RINK SA No. 1 Tall Alaska, 3 ca .JELLY, Pure Apple, 1 COFFEE, Guaraneteec Maxv eir House or Del ! SYRUP, Plow HoyrRei 1 2 Gallon 29c;- Gal I- Potted Meal, 3 regulai ? (KiS; 1 lb. f in 21c; 1 lb, ei BTWORD baking" Tomatoes, hand packe< String Beansi, S. C. pac Okra & Tomatoes, S. C, Spinach, S. C. pack, Nn PAT BAOON, best gra 1 BIB P,A( ON; streaked ! Salad Dressing-, Sauer MAYON: Sir 5.-Dukes, The Best. L/ R!->. S Ih. Pail | V^lo'ir (intce/l i 1 -'v,rik:i i>>'.Makers of i | V:'. 1 ';:lv Mour. v.. Sv,-jPlain or TToV'Z^S^llib. IHi-;' 8,nisei TI\ ; l" 1"; liiic: -IX8if-. > J ?V- A/S DOWN. Plan: yc !:c 11cr made, 1 g T ; t - i ' " p rc -d, N u 1 M itrj J- '(tiiiv.r,loc'il U> V?oai-o'' I HOME S |~" ''Where, The Dollar .lOII NSTOX NEWS r 1''.c!l'? "i lfl ('i<uiU.v_Trainin?f ScMipol. ' "'ciKTis diiois (.ii Monday, Octojber ii, ' i (v ;i i irv^' .imw'l ??i p.u rm .* j :in<! >-.t ndfiiti made their wfly to the lildiny;- un-the opening day, 1'? i?n i? <?1. M Intosh was at his post -A?<+tr4-\ io-.? i.- H-d hy the -other mem?Ii11 f.n ulVy'. Tin?now teindi . rs that have come to u-> this tej'in 1 u'e: .Miss K. I,. Anderson,-- first ' ' ratio;?Miss M, Willraiw "2ntl"" am! H "id liTiiilt-A and Miss \\\ Smithr -It h ..lid ".til m r,TTT1"".-,T-T.,^-?. The ^-inarhs eoipinir from our city :pei inU o.rrn andother memhers of 1 ??I' :i! 'i?tt-tt?quite?*infr pf ul. AVo hank t ip'si. for their kind support. 1 i h. r i V i i in^f ifints to a successful year; . ' ! . ; j 'liio I*. T. .V no t after the opening i-< aii'i 1 nude plans [for llio 7 year. ----- ' Piof. and Mrs. Ji nes and* little ' lauK'htt'V df Jlarhijnm College, Irttttid acre pleasant callers, in our town d |.:-und; y. 'I l.ey wel k I lie KlH'sts nf |( I'rof. and Mrs.'C. (). .Mcintosh. !' A! r. 'I' Mylo - and .M II m lev motored . I n (Ireeinv od Sunday. They reported ' i.i pleaspnl trip. On their return they,1 ' iiirt-.it n m... v.' u r:.....- K.o.1. ?f he insfc ilfet ors in tin- Training school 1 here. J TTTT: ROY A I- V CI.I H v r' I>?'y;il V Club-met at-the-home 1 of Miss /.er.obia" SteWart 2'UH) (?er 1 oils SU'crt <in Tjjysday night, Oct. tii-'l pi-iipi-nTw fftV rhA Hiffhftyrtg 1 in charge of Mr. Walter Lewis and it Miss Willie Re 11 Caughmnn. It was | carried o\ii wry nicely, after which M . the. haziness _w,;i tlihn t urned over to 1 the president. A-lrue-aml false twit * \vas given from the 18th arid 19th i I < r ? THE PAT METT () m?girt?i' vimwr n-^ od Value, ioai Sedated, albs, for 25c mnd, 12It), peck 25c 2'U, 2 cans for 9c No. 2 can ; 10c1 jj bs. for 25c m 1 ns- 25c 8 6 oz. Glass 15c 9 1 pure, if lb s. 25c 3 j. _ iv ?v an iviume c puee, m.ouc m 1 Ion - 55c m r 5c can ; ? ? Hftr H CO ' . ;/ j? m\ 3()c; 3 lb. csn 59e ]>owcjof.n.)h. can 25c fe| 1, 4 No.* 2 cans " 25c j? k, 3 No. .2 cans 25c J| pack. No. 2 can JOc ||| i. 2 can 10c $ de, lb. 9c 3 7tST"~"~ *: 10c 1 s, pint jar 19c [1 7? I \ > nint \<iv 15c 9 $ i $"; ? tA I U; n is,--. ti.? :*H ? ? ?' ... T ;ar**n? t ' ? 2 I Pi.es It's Duly" - If I' i J -. ' ?" : " .? M.r t'v-vr:. "Alms [JlmoU l! ii . : > { li i ihe hi;:iKst puniK'i* o:;. < . " root 1 FitA-ftirt- <!ic ?viirXV' pre- i r.i j>rizr-i cxt TinsIny ifitfilf. \\ w v. ,*'v rdnd in-lev: ? n ' J , ftft.uM. '.Hnm7!? TTTmT I I . II':: :i Hin , ;..j; i'i ! a i. , nun i; I. W e I ii ! : eu .ho." Tut*- day nana ly .di . ... y i I t- ?;kiih - All r i.! h>. y.-j ' ' m ; I , xiT!) v iv.oel u.- .. t tie nay into at >;.:n ! ; iiio homo of Mr. F.rW1 -jji.' , ;i-!??:frir- yAvxT " .kfm.i.wk \i:\vs-~' Sunday a.::., a I ipa <!ey..;t Hal- i1ti.ro A; M. I\. Chinch. <Jtic Sunday i-lii) il .i i?..till , alive. Much iu.-j.'". uipu was if'ttcii out of the lesson. At 11 a. in. oili* pastor, Hovr I?. H. 'on after tin* 11unl 'IleVotion soloi U';il its lo\t arul o ih no_hi>d a o?f IV Tin'U. : Al r? p. in. 11 <' c. I. . I. (iaml'ilo, pa tor if Western l'liapo| A. At. K. Church jl'~ Latin. ilcl'coiccl another Mi'i?ii}t HUliion with force and ilitrnity. \\ e ire n,hii! to linyo IU?V\ (iainhlo with js any time. "" . Lev. 1 >. I,. ('or v. a the di 111101- art I est if ,\1 r, and Ahs. .1. 1.. C'loslaud SiiuJay. Airs Louise Hamilton loft Satur:lt?y. cvoniiur for Flore nce where she will visit Diynds. Messrs l>. L. Ship.map, E. M. Park3T, ('r slmui and I joyv.nrd JoitCS morning oik lodge Ivusiness. They reported a very pleasant trip. Mr. David Klerbe and Mr. and Mrs. K. M. I'orter tend family motored -over .o Dillon Sunday night. "J Mr. Henry Maxwell and Mrs. TYvre.ha Thomas are on the sick list at his writing. We hope fr.r them & tpoetly recovery. Mrs. ('tpa Johnson s on the sick Hat also. , N4 LEADER Brilliant Group Lives Startling Big-Town Drama | "CITY STREETS,* I'O-STAKKIMi \?CiARY CCMPftn SYLVIA Sl'JNET j HAS ALL-STAR CAST. j Lukns, William Boyd in Thrilling j Mpnatp Rnlim : Enacted by a superb cast- of screer I players, headed by Gary Cooper anc [Sylvia Sidney, the amazing drama o! .underworld racketeering, "City Street* will come to .life on the Capitol Thea j tre screen, Wednedsday next, and con tinue for 4*vo days thereafter, DashieU, Ilammett's .yealistic story dramatized from the actual experi ences of this former Pinkerton sleutl is a startling expose of conditions a: I they exist in the .law-scoffing under ! world of the great cities. Hammett'i ' stories, appearing in many of the mor1 popular magazines during the pas couple of years, have stirred public in ; terest everywhere, and his first moving picture story, "City Strets," mak T^'jrnd-the-Tealismol^ hfs-siirister back grounds live on the screen. ) uooper, a young shooting-gallerj ! operator with a street carnival, be ; comes involved in the feuds of twi powerful beer-running barons wIhh I his sweetheart, Sylvia Sidney, is flam ed and convicted for a murder shi did not commit. Although he had re sisted tho lave of tiu">?nryinnno\-' uh til forced into the unlawyful intrig ues of the racketeers Cooper takes ad vantage of his ability with firearms aiuLwins the respect .rind of hi; new e6-workem? In a smashing cli ; max, Cooper turns against*- his one mios. beats them at their c.wn g&nic sand- escapes to safety with th^* girl ; A splendid cast- supports the tw< stars. Paul I.ukas. the suave hen of the rebetit Ruth Chattertcn diafrai "Anybody's Woman," "Right .to Love' and "Unfaithful," and William Hoyd who opposed Cooper in the smashing light of "The Spoilers," depict (gangster type in actionful portrayals, (jU_, ^ hVibbee, a veteran 'stage charactei comedian, seen recently in Williaiv Powell's "Man of the World," has another big role in "City StrPojts.' r " ' ' I ^ w. ax. KoosnuuMmn i. .ST1TK.A1KXT Oi-CUD ( r>Ml HANK. ( (>t At (he clo.-e of busin ..... RES(J Loans and Discounts , ' Overdrafts? ? Liberty Bonds Owned by Bank Bond*-and Strides -Owned by Ik Furniture and Fixtures -s Banking House ?Other Real Estate Owned-.. Oa<di on hand and due l'iom B Checks and Cash Items Exchanges for the Cleaiiu:1 l?i TOTATr* -??trfcVB Capital Stock Paid in . .Surplus Fund . ?- ???? Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses and Taxes Paid .-Dut^-to Banks-anti Banker Div idends Unpaid Individual Deposits 'r Subject to check L...v: Savings Dei>osits . . . Demand Certificates of Depos Time Certificates of Deposit . r* . oi- . i v asmur s v mocks Notes and-Bills Re-discor.ntod Bills 1 'flyabljL 'i-ncluding' Cortific for Money .Borrowed _ ?: Reserve Fund Carried on Gene --Individual rr~SnviiTg's T-c.d TOTAL State of South Carolina, Coil cattie K. Wr VanvcOr (la^hiov-ot' duly sworn, says that the above condition of said hank, nsrsh'ow Sworn to and subscribed be] 1931, J. TI. Johnson, Notararv Sorrect Attest: E. A. Adams, G. I s ' Wynne Hi I ikon. Uio inlerocstinjr "cth i? er woman"' of "Man of- the Woild' t who disloypdsucli Versatility in Jael . OakieV tvv77 oTisY'dy lit!!** "The Ganj . Buster" and. "June pivos fur . thcr evidence of. her acting: power . hem. ? rT 4- . '. < ) "City' Streets" was directed b; f It uben Muir.uuluun "whose i nitres . siimistie filming: cr "Applause" cause* ^ nation-wide eomineTit.llis quiek-mov , i^>- .scenes, his weird contrast of liph and""shadow s adds to the tenseness o 3 this drama and the lnoath-taking sus pense of its plot. "City Streets".ha i \ t'i \ Iking thai makes ToI^Tbusmy _ thrilling?, entertainment in a moderi . seitinp. ' f * J 00 (!ni i" FOR lc dat T""j * a Every month we pay you caah ' S1QJ lor sPecific"accidenta. All ) 1 you do is pay US only one cent ' fArvsJsS-t' per day. Beneficiary and childy .*~ n rcn insured at no additional .-vC6^v5A^ cost. No medical examination i ?-?? - U*r?? No assessments. OVER 10,000 POLICIES ISSUED > j ?tOOO to S1500 at DEATH. Get thia policy f lor lo days Free Inspection. KfadIt Noothet policy like it. Just -semi your name, age, addreaa, beneficiary's name and relationship lor a policy ? *ade to you-lor 10 days FREE INSPECTION. Only ," company issuing this family policy. ' , Southern Fidelity & Surety Co. UUR11AM. NORTH CAROLINA YOU PAV nui V nue real* & w??? " . ' V !;!3vv s Vy^ftSSMWg 1 XT'"' /* ' - v ^ A .. i. , iTi ( ;i;ui J.ic \. I'r' ;; 1 Arc!/ H-Wn <>K VlCt'OKV SAVTNnf -I'MiilA. S. {'. ess Sci.timber 29.. 1 i>:>l UTRCKS '-si ; I'^So.r.:: 1.1:5 ---. : - ? '?K2.21 " ?? ... ?.xonk_ \ ink. - XONK : ? 1.(59 ? ^ NH >;V+r I 1.(527.^7 anlvs 1 j .942, 1(5 ,;;:n!.h9-. ?? nrr N <'N . si 17.1)7(5.27 . t i.rrms . ^rnaii.8: ?-??- ?=?<;-ri ,3 " . NONK . .. -- - NONE NONK s 17.07!>.(5I) ? v.?,717.1 >7 it -N<)N ! ! ,717,00 ?T 1.7 I O ^ > f J *) NONl' atcs . NONE ral . ~ M* NONE ..... . *117,056.2' mty of Richland. ss. Before m< theabove named bank,-who. beinj ami forwohnr slafomont is a trin h by ib< 'l ooks of /aid bank, fore mo this 8t>h (lav of Octoboi .ce RatlilF, Willis C. Johnson, Directors - Saturday, October 1 Or 1931, I FOOTBALL AT BOOKER WASHINGTON t The Athletic Council at IBooker Washington in the effort of equipping^] ? -its-football team and bringing" worthy opponents to Columbia, is issuing season tickets at the-price-of nnc <lnl 1 ? |nr each. The Council urges each ? -merrhnnt, each" professional man, and ' each business man, in fact everyone " who in some way' is patronized "by Honker Washington a,mlenta^ teach ers, and patrons to buy one. The council clfers in return free admission to ak, least fouy games-?~ five if sales of tickets should warrant it?against teams whose records guarantee genuine entertainment and prom is'cs to urge al pupils to patronize those who support our project. Show your ? loyalty now by helping m this athletic ftmd drive. -. The Stale Hi. School iMeet at Clinton East week, in this column it was said that the. High school principals , and coaches were Scheduled to meet .it Bell Siivot Hi or <-:lmtr??, /? * | a league. It is' sail ti>. relate but the * j meet fell through, -dtie to the failure "j of the coaches- to answer letters writ s ton them by Mr. Stagg of Greenville. iiMr. -Stag,?, -therefore, felt that his - ^ I idea was not approved of. Mr. Ro- ~ "Jbinson of Brewer, and Miss Harvey c land Mr. Stallworth of Booker Wash" ington were the only coaches to show. JjMr. Mims, Allen graduate coach of i Bell Street was there ofcourse. "I, at- Another Meet .a'k. - The Athletic Council at -Harbison >* tr.uggests that since high schools age 11 being dropped from the schedules of the ci-lleges in the league th^high schools should form their own. An 'uppinv'ai' i.P 1 litis Idoa is" asked of each principal and an attempt has been matte l? decide upon a date and ~~ if.place for the meeting to establish aUigh school league, but as yet it? I has not been made ^ public. Here's hoping that this one will accomplish something worth while. The Allen-Walker Baptist Game Over confidence?-over ? confidence and more ol' it is what Allen's lack of points scortxl is probably due to ?that is if you ignore the , superb defense shown by those determined, rough, tough lighting Gtogia boys with plenty of sand There is some_ thing about bein& over "confident that " til's up one's muscles when Ip.trna ! that ho has been guilty of what, i might be called a superiority com. iplex.- "/ J j. The ^une was drab' with only one I or two exciting" minutes, one when Davis made" his long run twisting out {if the arms'of two would be tacklers, and the other at the completion of a i lung forward pass by the baptists. , Thev tackling was high and unsure; .the blocking; half-hearted; the ball gure-ujur. exceut that of Dix-ut-times " ? and Davis, dinappointing. Morehouse-Benedict -*1 4 {. We' are looking forward to 'Benedict's first clash in its bowl, its homecoming yame with Morehouse. Benedict Khs a more than average supply h f new material to draw from, and a -row couch," but is not handicapped by a nyw system. Morehouse is without ,il* servicys of Towt'r, a stalworth on i dclense aud a dependable'hole opener t of li. les for ball carriers. But we j shall see! ? . i Bivtker Washington Schedule: ' >ctoher tg?Rrdge Mill at?Columbia. j October 11, Harbison, at Columbia, j October 2d, Highland Hi at Columbia. Castonia, N. C. - Ortolici' yttr Ouinnirngs Str^iolrrmbla Fair Grounds. ' November G, Avery at Charleston. ! November Id, Sims (tentative) Union 'Xm ember 20, Wilson, at Columbia. ?? *November 2G^ Open. ? Dec. o Booker Washington at Atlanta j This is Booker Washington's first time Jlf nlsi-vincr Ifirhienn H icrV\l nn/1 ! iinrl Ridge?Hill.?-Cufnmirvgs Street - won last year, 13-0; Wilson won, 32-6 ^ r4^Vykgr - nf "Attmrfw WOTl' g-Or "ftVgry^? "" 'appeal's on the schedule for the, first j time in three years. The ' first- game? jat' Charleston was won hy Avery, 13-0 I the second game played hero was won j by the Columbia team, 44-0. _So it i looks litre a" hard season for the Book lor" Washington Hornadocs. * | it may interest you to know that llersman, originator of the baffling j niinnespta.,shift .said:' "Dan't -fumble. _ 'It is better that you had died when (a little boy." Barring luck, the best a team with' nil oifense can do is 0-0. It's often a long, long trail and a hard, hard road from the ten-yard . line.to a touchdown. Allen rocs to Atlanta to piny Mnro house this week. ' L?~ AlUdl ldttys UeorghT^State here October 10th. _ S. State battles Haines at : Orangeburg * October 9th. ' , . ^ A Allen has Wednesday; Benedict, 1 Thursday; and IBooker Washington, ?- Ki.iday?at Ore. State Fair ' NEW BROOK LAND NEWS _ Snndj^y^ow n lively Vp.y nt Qetlblo ' me K<mi(h. /T. M." K. Chuch all day. I'astor Logan preached in the morn- . li?>n and administered the Lord's Supi)0,v , . Sunday a^tioo! :?.v v;:a<al was very livt'y and the pastors tlaSs under _ I lie lo.ii. rship of itrnl her Krod Vnlen tine took the banner. In the afternoon brother O'Neal . . brown,; local preacher and cardidate tor the annus 1 t<u>:< rence conducted < service* A young preacher of Bethlehem Baptist Church was the principal speaker, and he (Jid. well. Dou' ble Branch Quartet sang several se lections. Cleaves' Chanel church quar* tct captured the climax witW its ren? ditions. This quartet-is composed of a two young men and two young ladies. Sunday night Sister Reed, an evangelist preached, a splendid serrhon .to ' tv targir titid ience. Thns ended a very _ pleasant and profitable day's service \ ' in the House of the Lord..