The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, September 14, 1917, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
t WATCH STORAGE BATTERY
| IN EXCESSIVE NIGHT DRIVING
l>uring hot weather a great many
motorists do considerable driving m
^ thf evening. In fact, in the cases o!
?& many automobiles used for pleasure
V purposes only, most of the driving at
W this time of vear is done after dark.
How an excess of night driving ar|
fects the storage battery is explain ;1
by Mr. Whit'.ock of the local Presto-CfLite
Battery Service Station.
"4A great deal has been said about
keeping tha storage battery always
full charged," says Mr. Whitlock. "but
the point is so important chat It can
not be too strongly emphasizes.
"One of the conditions that, if continued,
will slowly discharge a battery,
if it is not watched, is excessive
night driving. This is because the
lights, together with the starter, con
fiume more current than is returned
to the battery by the generator.
x "For instance we will take the motorist
who uses his automobile during
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the day only to drive down to his office
and back. He makes little milef.g'i
and consequently his generator
^ charges his battery but very little.
B After dinner he starts out on a long
^ evening drive. If he drives out a
distanc? he uses his headlights fully
turned on and a spotlight. Before ne
gets back he will have driven four
or five times'ds far as he drove during
the day.
''All during the drive he uses some
of the reserve power of the battery
for the reason that the lights and
starter consume current faster than
'the generator charges the battery?
jjfj^^whieh means that the storage bat.
|f probably jS not as fully charged wmn
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w A# returns as wnen ne sianeu. j\
P the automobile is driven very much
the next day, the discrepancy is made
up but if not. the battery's energy is
reduced.
"Repeated drams of this sort will
cause the battery to finally Decoms
discharged if it is not watched ana
total discharges should be avoided.
Tnoia clt/viiTA V\o mo^o rapTl!axlV
1 CCbO vJUVUiU MV AUMUV * VQ
every ten days, with a hydrometer and
if the gravity test gets as low as 1.225
the battery should receive a freshening
charge at once."
"This care is very essential to the
efficiency and life of any storage battery.
Running on a battery that has
_ .been allowed to near discharge may
be likened to running1 on a very soft
r tire. Either practice results in unnecessary
expense.
"Motorists who are not inclined to
make these necessary tests may call
as often as they desire for our testing
seroive af East Main. St.. which
will permit them to keen thpir batteries
under *vrprt supervision and
avoid battery iHs."
\EWBERRY CONFERENCE
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The following has been suamltted
"off the committee oa program for in*
x meeting of the Newberry Coaferenc*;
at St. Matthew'$ Lutheran onurch,
^ Rer. S. G. 3ailentmet pastor, Septem
W ker 14-15, 1917:
f Friday, 11 a. m.?Miseioaary wrnoi.
by. Rev. A. J. Bowers, B. 3.;
?ftiC8iunion; recess. ? ,
2 P. M.?The Meaain? of Churcl
Meabership-^(a) Adult, Rer. L. r.
eland and delegate from St. Paul's,
(fc) iBfaat, Rev. W. H. Roof &M delegate
from Little Mouataia; 2:i$ 9.
at.. The OMigatiom of the Congress
, HQS jowraoa. JR.CT ncv. o. rutem* wor
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a?d delegate from Graee cliurcfc; 3:1"
p. m.. The Obligation of the eo**reg>& ?.
to the World. Mr. Thoa. F. Sober
ft id delegate from tho Church * the
Redeemer; 3:45 p. m.. The ooaeregatiem
at Work (a) The Pastor aad tie
euncil. Rev. J. J. Loag and delegat*
Iron St. Luke's; (b) the Catechetical
lass. Rev. S. C. BalleBtiHt aart ?eJef*t?
fr-Tv Mt. Tabor.
faV.rday. 18 a, m.? fc) Tbe Siimiay
school. Revs. ?5. W. Kedent>atii?!i
ami W. H. Dutton; 10'.30 a m(d)
Tfeo Yoan? People's Society, Rer.
J. She&ly and Miss Will!* Mae
Wise: 11 a. m.. Reformation Address,
tar JRev. S. P. Koon: recess; 2 p. tn..;
(e) The Woman's Home and Foreign
T* T TT Tf.
.Missionary rtev n. naniiB,
D. D.. and Miss Rosalyn Summer;
2:45 p. m . A Hindrance, the Sunday
"Problem, Key. J. B. Harmon and del?irates
from Colony and Bethlehem.
TMnner will be ser^d On the
grounds on Friday and Saturday an-?
the delegate5? are ursed to remain in
Ae community at nisht.
: J. B. Harmon. Secretary.
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Thi? It 6 prescription prepared etpewally
for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER.
Five or 6ix dosea will break any case, and
if laken then as a 4onic the Fever T.viil not
return. It acts, cn the li* ?r better than
Calomsl and does net gripe or slckcn. 25c
THE HERALD ANT) NEWS ONE
TKAR FOR ?1.50.
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1 SINUS tVlDtfitE
That Cannot He Controverted
Facts are stubborn to overcome
Notwithstanding the ani.sinj
ments one reads in the newspapers
b> some people trying to 'foist manufactured
articles on a confiding pauric,
Ironized Paw-Paw stands oi!t
boldly with a dependable record of
nearly a quarter of a century. It is
not a "cure-all," but prepared s:mply
for what we claim ana no more.
; Thousands upon thousands of lei'
ters containing: the warmest praiso
reach our headquarters, and while
we do not believe in promiscuous
publishing of testimonials we occa'
sionally feel compelled to give one
as follows:
i Mr A p an linhointerer
by trade living at 2211 Wheat sireer,
Columbia, S. C., says, "I suffered
from indigestion, liver trouble ana
constipation so that I could not eat
not sleep afttn' any fashion. 1 saw
your Ironized Paw-Paw advertised ie.
the newspapers, but was at first somewhat
skeptical, having tried so many
readv-made medicines: however, 1 ob
tained a bottle and used it according
to directions, 1 tablespoonful half an
hour before meals, and in a few day**
j before using up the first bottle I fe!t
so much better that I wish to congratulate
you on having such a splendid
remedy. I am sleeping well again
and my indigestion has disappeared.
I need not tell you I shall continue
the treatment which has made me reel
so much better."
If you are suffei?ng from any trouble
similar to Mr. Meister there is
no reason why you should not obtain
same relief as he has had.
Step into the nearest druggist anfl
obtain a bottle. If he is not up-todate
call at P. E.. Way, Druggrsr.
Flormula on every bottle., Price
for 15-ounce bottle only $1.00.- Attention
given to mail orders. Interstaff*
Drn? Pn Tnr Vow "Vnrlr?A/r.
, vertisement.
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HLH DLfi1
/mmSSmm. BPH SB B Br^
(Pomade
has done for my hair. It has grown to 2G inches I
}nti{ And is v?ry thiek, soft aod silky an4 1 can |
now fix my hair any way I want to. Itisth?be?t 3
hair grower in tlio world. LAURA BASKS.
Don't be fooled all your life by usfngr P
' 1 some ia&e prcpimuuu miiku vuuuis
: n to straighten kinky hair. You are just
! I fooling yourself by using it. Kinky
I hair cannot be made straight. You
1 must have hair first Now this
\ EXELENTO 8SS3E
i !- aHs!; Growerwh;chfeedsthesca!>?
4 M. '.d roots of the hair and makes kinky ?
2 iL^srpy Lair grow long, soft and silky, a
' JJ It cleans dandruff and stora Falling I
n Price 25 e hv mail on <J
[ receipt of stamps or coin.
\| ACEKTS WANTED EVERYWHERE ?
VYrits far Particotars
| EXELEMTO MCDtCINS CO. ATLANTA, 6A. I
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CALL 3KGS0ES
1A* BEEN PUT OW
I Sontii rattlis**! Ctl*r*i Tr?tyj Will
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of the National ^.nay will be orgaaized
j ia separate units as is dose 11 the
regular aimy. and as far as possible,
. will be trained ia tke State wfcere
| they are raisei.
The call for Hr?ioes to mobilize at
' their camp* will be postponed t? a*i
low the officers at the camp to ar;
range for the organization of tfcese
| separate unit*. Both white men ait
; negroes of the selective draft forets
i will, be given an opportunity to vol|
unteer for service in the battaMons
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? s/i vivvpg ;vi * IV>TJ UU CU^ 1JLUVB Utl
communication, their work beitj
military, but not combatant. Howj
ever, there will be negro fighting reg;
iments for the National Army as tl*er?
i are of the regulars and tht Xatioaai
Guard. - " .
| -?*' ttoker Outiih^s Policy
' Secretary Baker outlined this polj
icy of the war department today ia
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a svatcmnu ucanui; wan tiie meiuuu
j to be followed in the organization and
! training of negroes liable to draft
; under the National Army act. PreI
sumably the negro rpgiments of tfte
| regular army and the National Guard
j will be retained as they are as fight.i
ing units. The statement follows:
j "The rule of the regular army gov
i erniner the training and organization
of colorod troops will be followed Jr
the National Army and they -will he
assembled and trained as separate organ
izations.
j "The oalT for the colored men tc
i mobilise vill postponed nnt.il one
J of the later calls, so that th*r wH!
' bo called to camp at a separate tJ.me
giving an opportunity for the officers
al the camp to assemble tiie organrza
1 lions of which they are a part a;
j one time. They wili not be called last
although they will ba included In one
' of the later calls.
(<o to Cantonment's
"All colored troops called in a
State which has a cantonmefit in ;t
wil be trained there. Provision will
be made, but has not yet been made,
' for the assembling from those States
i?>K{aVi / onf.'Muoontc nf tlio'*
wiiii'ii navu lii/t Laiiiv/iiuiviuo w*. cm- ?
<"?"rtas of colored soldiers for training.
"Opportunity will be given to both
the white and colored troops of the
selective draft forces to volunteer in
certain line of communication forces,
which it will be necessary to organize
and it is- hop <1 that an adequate numi
ber will volunteer for this mil'^rv
hut nnnonmbatant service. But there
will be both combatant and noncoinbatant
colored regiments "
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YORK COUNTY MEN
HELD FOR TRIAI
Grand Jury Acts?Presentment Returned
A gainst Six White Men
and Five Negroes. Ten in
Jail
The Stat?.
York, Sept. 10.?The grand jury
of York county, which met here today
to investigate the lynching of W. T.
Sims, the n-egro preacher, who was
put to death, five miles west of York
xtv a mob of white men and negroes
on the morning of August 23, presenf
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" theory is that it's bctt
a ^u.000 turnover than half
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ha! i;?e on the rr'ht side.
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i pront on tncse sales.
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A clerk sells a dollar's v/or
of ten cents in adding up the
profit's gone. If it's an oven
ancf perhaps her trade is go.*
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Former experience taught ;
pends largely upon the corre<
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So when I opened my new
basis of mechanical accuracy,
i Machine was the tirst fixi
The first job I used it for
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1 mv new goods, and here alor
of my store, it caught errors
on the machine. If those er
have bitten a fair-sized chunl
And now it's on the job in
] that I get every cent of proft
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Cutting On
There is no guess work in
added up on the x*urrougns.
way and we know it's right.
On Saturdays and Monday
adds all the grocery orders
j clerics of that responsibility.
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, li j.v-r. ;;.s, six white men and flv<
, negroes, lor mu.der. Tlu- while mci
presented are Carson Lattimore, J
: Meek ALGIil, Fred 1'enn.ner, T. T
, Penniner. L. Kzell Bel in and Die!
: Xorman and ihe nearo-s are Williau
, Sanders. Thomas Sanders, Fran a Twit
. i.(.nnie Franklin and Lawyer San
tie"'s. Aii are in j;i! with The excepti.v
of I).'ck Norman, who was last weei
released on bond in the sum of $1.00<
si' ned by Dr. .J .11. Save cf Sharon.
Immediate!*" after lire s::;io:.n::9\
ment of the grand jary's presentment
the defendants, through tneir conn.
so'. Thomas F. McDow anri John R
H?vt. crave notice of application foi
In!]. A recess was taken and wher
ronrf ror-onvened JurVe J. W1. DeVor(
nnnounred that he thought It woulc
be incumbent upon the defendants U
The Beauty Secret.
J, Ladies desire that irre-2??
si&ible charm?a good
Jfr-m complexion. Of course
(V) they do not wish others
to know a beautifier
'/CM has been used so they
f ir buy a bottle of
Magnolia Balm
LIQUID FACE POWDER
and ui.e according: to simple directions. Improve^
, ment is noticed at once, ooorninf?, couimg ?n?j
i refreshing. Heals Sunburn, stope Tan.
Pink, White, Rose-Red.
\ 75 c. at ^Druggists or by mail direct.
; j Sample (either color) for 2c. Stamp.
; [ Lyon Mfg. Co., 40 South Fifth St., Brooklyn, N.Y.
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er business to get all the profits on
the profits on a $20,000 one.
?f sales is no guarantee of a ledger
You've got to get a just and fair
th of groceries and makes an error
: slip. If it's an undercharge, "your
charge, your customer's confidence
. You lose either way.
2 on Experience
me that getting all the profits de:t
addition of small amounts.
' store I determined to put it on a
That's why my Burroughs Figurture
that I put into the store.
was checking up the invoices on
le, before I had opened the doors
enough to pay the first installment
rors had gone through they would
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the store every day assuring me
t that is coming to me. ;
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our figuring. Every sales slip is
It is added quicker than the old
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r*?o?r busiest days?tne easnier
cm the Burroughs, relieving the
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MT COSTLY ERRORS-S.
e submit affidavits in the application or
i make a proper showing, that the court
. i nth! not :i t m rely 011 tin* testimony*
taken at the coroner's in?iues: nnless
^ it was shown that the testimony taken
1 before the coroner was identical with
- rant submitted th:? errand jury. Coun
- sel for the def ndants then requested
i the court to allow the application to
c be withdrawn and gave notice that
' they would apply for biil as soon as
. they had time to prepare the neces-'
sary affidavits to make the motion.
Th /oliowing witnesses were nam
ed oy tne granu jury uj suswiu m-.
presentment: Dr. John I. Barron. Dr
J. H.'Saye. J. G. Fanninf. W. L. Hill
i and John R. Cobb. All of these are
J prominent citizens and with the ex-.
I ception of Dr. Barron, who is a resi)
dent of York, live in the Sharon sec
tion, in which locality the crime was'
committed. ;
' Several of the leading no^ro witnesses
failed to appear today. The,
| defendants will come to trial at u\?'
I November term of the court of gen-,
; era] sessions,
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j A small crowd was present at thA'
; convening of court today. Court ad-i
j Mourned this afternoon after Judge
| DeVore had heard some equity maf-'
i tare n n in r-rr nnoaa Vi avin rr Vinon fiYodi
i for trial at this term. v
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ReyiYal at Saluda Church
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A meeting of days will begin at
j Saluda church Sunday morning. j
! There will be two services daily, 11
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| be assisted by Rev. J. A. Gaines of
I j Trenton. A cordial welcoipe for all. j
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Mercantile Cot, Joplin, Mo.
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I check every invoice, and the er
alone will soon make the price of th<
In a cash business like ours, accu
than in a business where you have
a customer is gone, you have no ch
But, in any store, cash or credit, 1
one that turns profits on paper int<
And that's a Burroughs.
98 Burroughs
Ncr business is too small for
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Burroughs models make one possib
as for the largest business.
Consult your banker or telephon
nearest of the Burroughs offices
Canada.
Burroughs Offices are also ma
cities of the world.
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:eping machines
ave^valuable time^
V ( A 1H) <>! TH WHS
We wish 10 ox press our tiiariKs for
tiie kindness and help given us. Jurir.LC
(h,- illness and death of our baby.
May Cod Mess the people ic an?
around Chappells. for their help and!
kindness shown us during our sor
row.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W Martin and Family.
THE F A li.MKKS COOPERATIVE
H!OX OF YKWKKRKY COUNTV
Will meet in Prosperity on Saturday,
Sept. 15. at three o'clock. 'Al?
farmers interested in buying or
fertilizer for th'eir grain are invited
to meet with us.
Geo. F. Hunter, Sec.
A SAFE TEST.
For those who are in need of a
remedy for kidney troubles aiul backache,
it is a goo(' plan to try Uoan's
Kidney Pills. They are strongly rec
ommended by Prosperity people.
John W. Doozcr, 11. F. D. Xo
Prosperity, S. C., says: "I was afflicted
for three years with kidney trouble.
I l*ad piins in my back and twinges
when stooping or lifting. My baek
ached at night and was lame in Ilia
morning. 1 tired easily, was languid
and often felt nervous. I had headaches
and dizzy spells and my .sight
blurred. The kidney secretions contained
sediment and were too frequent
in passage, obliging me to get up during
the night. Finally I began using
Poan's Kidney Pills and they made
me mucli better in every way. I aia
now able to work all the time."
trice btfc, at an ueaiers. uoni
simply ask for a kidney remedy?get
Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that
Mr. Boozer had. Foster-Milburn Co,
Props., Buffalo, X. Y.
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rors I'm catching on this job.
; machine seem insignificant.
racy is even more important
charge accounts. For, after,
ance to correct your errors.
the first fixture to get is the
d profits in the bank.
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le for the smallest, as well
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e book for the address of the
in the United States and
intained in other principal
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