The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, September 14, 1906, Page THREE, Image 3
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The "Pacil
40,000>000 of its stockholders
nd for every policy holder of t
fit from what policy holdersj
It is 40 years old.. It has 'over
e most liberal policies of any L
ore cash and more paid up Inst
-gest dividends of any compan3
Call to see us.
OfHce over old Post Office.
Eftirel1q New Production.
The new musical comedy, I'Vi
etto?", coming to the Opera Hou
ext Monday September 17, is an e
tirely new production, making i
first tour this season. The book at
lyrics by Wim. Lowric is rapid and ti
music by Jerome Gibler is of the p
coliar catchy kind that is whistled ai
sung the next day on the street. TI
story and plot is light and interer
ing and is extremely well told. Vi
lette Lea, living with her uncle, Prc
Lea at- Clay's Point, a town in il
South, constitutes one of her admire
as her private secretary on love a
fairs, and lie proceeds to confuse tl
situation in a most perplexing and i
teresting manner. Another suitor,
dudish lord from England, is the r
cipient of most of the jokes and h
life is made so miserable that he
glad to flee and leave the field op<
to Curt. Calvi a third lover, who i
course deserves the girl and gets lie
The part of "Violette Lea'" as tak<
by Miss Corinne Frances, is a pecl
inrly pleaing one and exactlY fits (h;
yoim-- act ress versatile abilitic
Tiee are fifteen lively ,ongs i
which liss Fiies has rive, .1
there is a bi- c.m.ns of 'inle voices at
comely girls. The S41n1g n 1iu1mbers a
as follows: ''The One Who is Nea
est at the Time.'' ''A R eil
Sleth,'' ''The Honeymoon,'' ''Y(
Care for a Girl,'' ''One and Otte.
''Dorothy,'' ''Hot, Hot, Hot,'' ''T1
Ghost of a Trust," "The Firefly a
the Moon,'' ''Just a Girl,'' ''Go(
Bye,'' ''Same Old Love,'' ''Over tl
Ferry to Dreamland,'' ''An Old Fas1
ioned Honeymoon'' and ''Dear 0:
Dixie,'' the last named song havir
made a tremendous hit everywher
Miss Frances, it will be remembert
Twentu Tho
Worth oft
Clothing, Shoi
Mut eturned into ci
I am compelled to raise at leat
'waited until September the first i
You will have to buy Clothing, I
boys before they start to school.
money. The prices named for th
fore, and will not be (duplicatedi
I hope never again to be forced t<
as I feel it is absolutely necessary t<
Three-fourths of the sales advez
humbugs, pure. and simple. The
March last told me it was the onl
chant lived up to what he adverti
about every transaction by every <
betweeh himself, the inerchant, ti
will always be so as long as I am
lar without deceiving the people
patronage I will never make it.
this. I have had clearance sales a
would give twenty, twenty-five a
pt.r cent cash discount in order t
goods. But there is p,ractically n
this sale. The stock must be turi
people who do their trading with
close out in bulk to some merchar
them. - The only things -reserved
Bonar's New Fall Hats, Ralston
Co,'s Shoes, Frankfort Manufacti
Fall Clothing., Cluett, Peabody &
& Wilson's Collars and Cuffs.
dollars' worth of -stock that r
and it must go. .I will ente2
month an offer for the stock a
taul I will close the entire stock in
ebaser. This sale will continue u
hslf or is sold in bulk. Terms sp
sold on approval, or taken back,4
*pos.tive. No package put aside t
sale is over.
.I want every man, womatn and
trade to get their share of the ba
early and ofteni. Tell your friend
Under Newberry Hote
Bank and S
Newberty S. (., September 4,
)0 Besides Assets of
ic Mutual Life" is th4
private fortunes is, by the State La
his Company. Stockholders, accordi
>ay in.
$oo,ooo,o6o of business in force in e
ite Company. It writes all forms of
rance at end of premium paying pi
doing business in S)uth Carolina.
ROB
starred last season in the Maxir
0. Elliott success, "When We Wei
se Twenty One," in which she made
r.. very pronounced hit and she will cei
ts tainly be greeted here with cordii
id warmth.
ie
0- Keeping House.
id When the truth that woman mig1
Ie have other aspirations than those t<
t- ward housekeeping was first bory
- upon mot-hers, some of them becan
f. radicals.
e They said to themselves, ''Marr
rs shall be a teacher om music; it is ur
f- necessary for her to learn to cook c
le wash dishes. I have beCen a househol
1- slave all my life, I shall see that sh
a isn't.''
D- Or, 'I discern inl Helen the spiri
is of tihe publie refomle'. She shall 114
is hle bothered with houlselwork.
n They assunme, as the persons of thl
I) opposite point of view had done, a
r. irreconcilable antagonisim betwee
n the intellectual and the domestic.
I- 'le dife f1roi their opposeit
at ierely in ehoosing the inteilectug
S. as 111vm rcedeSti In(ed sphere 4)r w*%olnI .
1m And ni smks to that t)pili0in, ther
.4 I --; V lI lll'-i~ W4111 wmi v hi )
:-re hlelpless, whllen II Po Fl-4lited wiC
.V stockiin dar oni rf ci'tain washinl
ri-oprob iems. whlieb S00oner or latlr finl
r out Il wonamkind.
An eleenidaryv \ kIowledge of' cool
ing does not,; make a -il any 11141r
Ie than ai elementhary knowledge o
( geography is going to tiurn he -int,
d an explorcI.
e There are certain things which al
- fortable living in this day and genei
d ation, and to learn those things doe
g not make one a specialist in thos
. lines 'or keep one from being a spc
d cialist in others.
usand Dollars
he Choicest
P, Hlis, Monc
na Goods
ish in the next sixty days
t Ten Thousand Dollars and hav
o sacrifice my stock in order to do it
Ints, Shoes and Furnishings for you
This is your opportunity to say
is sale have never been heard of be
n Newberry this fall by anybody, ani
make such a slaughter of my stoc!
do nmow to raise money to pay my bilhi
tised as at and below cost sales ar
gentleman who conducted my sale il
yp one he ever made where the mer
sed, and where lhe had no questioi
me in the store, being fair and hones
me clerk and the customer. And i
in business. If I cannot make a dol
who are kind enough to give me thei
I have never had a sale before iki
t the close of each season, when
nd sometimes as much as thirty-thre<
a reduce stock and make room fo
o limit fixed for the discount durn1
ed into cash, and I prefer giving the
me the benefit of the price than t<
It who would make a profit out ,o
n this sale are Stetson's, Hawes' anm
Health Shoes, Hamilton Brown 89
Iring Co.'s Shoes, j. Wener & Co.'s
Co. 's, Corless, Coon & Co. and Ear
There is at least fifteen thousan<
nust be sold withodt regard to cos
-tain at .any time within the nex
uid fixtures. If I cannot sell at re
bulk if I can get a satisfactory- pur
ratil the stock is reduced at least one
at cash on all purchases. No good
>r exchanged.' Every sale must b
o be called for and paid for after th
chi,ld-that ever comes to Newberry t
rgains that will be offered. Corn
s.and neighbors about us.
ONES,
1, Betwe,en the Exchang
aings Bank.
the Company.
%.Company.
w of California, a guaranteed Safet
ng to Law and Charter, derive m
o States and Territories. It write
policies. It guarantees in the polic
iriod than any company. It pay
,ERT'NORRIS,
Gen Agt. for South Carolina.
e A modest acquaintance With tl
e art of nail driving will never keep
a boy from becoming a mining eng
!- neer or an artist if lie wants to 1
d olle.
And so a rudimentary knowled<
of housekeeping will not prevent
girl from being a violinist or a lan
t scape gardener.
I Housewifery need not. interefer wil
. lessons. It need not interfere wii
e sort. And the girl who Ftarts out j
search of a 'career'' will find he
y self greatly handicapped in the ra<
if site has not some knowledge <
r holsework.
d - Site must needs forbear the joll
e sociability promotin l"spreas'' it
(chaifing Iish suppers linless she
t able 4o con(tribute her share to tle!
t ent erfia ilmnents.
Then, amain, the heart of manhoc
e has been Said to lie at ile end of t-I
a esophiagus. ratlier Itian over amor
a he lungs and ribs.
EvenI Ole self-reliant woman of a
Sfaiirs who battles bravel h y) day i
t lhe ectlmiereial arenvila ias Ie litt
nMOk, ma.de hiity by femiltih
Stohles. to wivhi she C-ldly o rop:
Wolml: anld d1mlestivityv a1re itte:
!rably linked t t iet her.
! What a m11i.-.bly I i. life is. Ye
..annot get awy f*I, I its (u1ties.
- Iit. revel slhlake your punY fisl
Sat tl)- Sky and Iake Vourl insignif
f* cant life a rule unto vori-self.
3 it 's no use. The great penlulm
keeps right on swingilg and if yC
I doll't duck inl time it will hit you
resoundinlg whack.
8 Domiestieity and womianhood.
e T is a wise maiden who apjree
ates Oheir relative value in tinie.
New York Press.
Children Dresses.
Every mothiter who hits a little t
0) firess Iakes as keen an ititerest i
.ilelile m1odvs a site (oes int fasl
ionls for herself.
All m1loither like to feel that the
chiliren are well dresse(l, and to o
(-tin lhiat rv.ulllt in en(liess amoni
Iof paltiece, tim and 01 good1 taste a'
ent ailed.
To~ be wecll dlressedl is always to 1
appiropriatly clad. -it isn't essenti
to have so many1 ii sit s in numbiller as
is (4) haIve thlenm suitablle fori variot
A child cani never lhe unat tact ii
in a freshly wvashted frock, no ma
e ltr what its material, and( all sui
. should lhe made with a vie to fri
r Jquent washing.
e This year t he eyelet embroider;
done entirely by .hand, is enigagit
I thle attentIion of enterprising motl
r er's, and thle result, either on chir
.silk, fine hiandkerchtiefs linen or coart
e weaves, is equally effective, says Mo<
1 ern1 woman.
- This is popularly a whlite yea
01and colorless frocks are always r
t freshting and( dlainlty. They are tI
t most ecotnomical, too, because thec
-wash better' than color'ed fabrics.
r
Scientific and Industra,i1
I The layer of the sea takent upi
3 clouds each year' is no0w estimate
rat fourteen feet in thickness.
Magnetic compasses are to be sil
Splied in future to all British amid m
tiv ecavalry regiments in India at thi
rate of four a squadron.
The Chicago and Northwester
SRailway Company has !a tie picklin
t plant at North Escanaba, Wis. Cre(
t sote is used as the preservative con
pound. If this treatment succeed
. for railway ties, it should act sim
larly with fence posts, etc.
- About a dozen .years ago, M. Riel
Ster showed that the mysterious fir<
in benzine-eleaning establishments ai
Sdue to electricity, which produet
Ssparks as pieces of wool are draw~
from the combustible fluid on ee<
or dry days, and he found that til
sparks copla be prevented by 'addin
magnesium oleate--even as little 11
0.02 per cent.-to the benzine.~ TIl
reaison of this remarkable effect <
the o1eata ha not been unstood. 1
The Pacific
Its peculiar legal organization m
40 years old, It gives the greatest
cost. Its non-participating rates a
lowing are the rates per $1,ooo on
WHOLE 20 PAYMX(NT
3 AGE LIPE. LIPa.
'20 $14 65 $22 6o
21 15 00 22 95
3 22 15 35 22 30
28 15 70 23 70
y 24 16 05 24 10
25 1645 2455
S 26 16 85 25 00
27 17 30 25 45
28 17 75 25 90
29 18 25 26 40
30 18 75 26 95
31 19 25 27 50
32 19 84 28 05
33 20 40 28 60
34 21 Op 29 20
ke has now been investigated by G. Just
a at Karisuhe, and he finds that the
i-~ conductively of the benzine is very
ic slightly increased this change being
sufficient to prevent the accumula.
g tion of dangerous electric charges. In
a pure benzine an electrode kept itq
1- charges for minutes, while in the dilu
ted oleate solution it refused to take
h any charge.
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One cOnICep)t,i4CoI of the earths in
terior is being gradually transformed
by the discoveries in radiocativity,
Radium or radioactive substance hai
been found in all igneous rocks, but
is -most in evidence in granites and
is -
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Mutual Life Insurance
akes it the strongest Life Insurance Cow
guarantees written in the Policies of any
re less than any other company doing bui
non-participating plans.
WHOLE 20 PAYMENT
AGE 11LFE. LIFE. AGE
35 21 70 29 85 50
56 22 40 .30 50 5r
37 23 15 31 20 52
38 23 90 '31 95 53
39 24 75 32 70 54
40 25 0 33 50 55
41 26 55 34 35 56
42 27 55 35 25 57
43 28 60 36 20 58
44 29 70 37 20- 59
45 30 90 38 25 60
46 *32 15 39 35 6r
47 32 50 40 50 62
48 34 95 41 75 63
49 36 50 43 10 64
least so in basic rocks. That it is ly 0
the cause of the earth's internal heat Wue
is an idea that is gaining ground. The cart
distribution of radium is fairly uni
form, and this gives basis for ealcula- met
tions showing that the earth's crust
cannot be much more than forty-five
miles deep, as otherwisce the outflow s
of heat would be greater than is ob- een
served, and for the conclusion that n
the interior-comparatively cold in- 000
stead of a molten mass-must be of herl
somie toltally different metal. The last
result agrees with that reached by
Professor Milie from the velocity of C
earthquake travel thtrough the inter- fr
ior. The moon probably consists most- iI
S$ON$ IV
>uld bring you
roubles to us.
) one bottle of
hill Cure will br
them up.
of Climax Chill I
ke a complete cure
i the entire trea
uonly One
an have that back~
satisfied with the r
Get it at the
~ht Drug Store
RTWEI
Company.
oany in America. It is nearly
Insurance Company at less
iness in this section. The fol
WHOTIR 20 PAVMEN'
38 15 44 50
39 90 46 oo
41 75 47 60
43 75 49 30
45 85 51 15
48 io 53 10
50 50 55 20
53 10 57 45
55 85 59 85
58 8o 62 45
61 95 65 25
65 30 68 t6
68 2 71 45
7j 74 95
7 35 78 76
f rock, with an internal tempera
much greater than that. of the
h, and this explains the great de
pmnent of Innar volcanoes. Iron
'orites contain little radiui.
Stuttering in Germany.
1utterin.g heliildrenl have lately Ise
e lalrnmingly munerous in aex
y. The public sehools contain 89,
of themn. The increase in the num
is largely (lue to lmimi'ry.
hina has an estimated capacity
spplying th wl d riom ,er coal
Is Ior 2000 vears.
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