The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, June 07, 1907, Image 5
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Union Meeting.
The union of the reedy river as
sociation will convene at Hurricane
church on Saturday before the flfth
Sunday in June.
The union will meet at 11 o'clock
and devotional exeilses will be led
by J. W. D.* Johnson.
Introductory sermon will be
preached by Rev. G. A. Wright.
Topics For Discussion.
1. Importanee of spirituality in
worship and how to promote it; dis
cussed by G.. C. Riser.
2. Do our ehurch members- as a,
rule make proper effort to foster and
develop the observance of the Sab
ath?" Discussed by Eugene Long
hore.
3. DuDties of deacons; discussed
y J. A. Cromer.
4. Mission, progress of and their
claims upon our support; discussed
by Rev. L. B. White.
Sunday morning: Sunday school
addressed by J. W. Suber and G. C.
Riser.
11 a. m. Missionary sermon by
Rev. B. P. Mitehell.
J. B. Whitmire.
For committee.
ELECTION NOTICE.
In consideration of a petition suf
ficiently signed by the electors and
freeholders of school distric,t numb)er
14 of Newberry county, S. C., asking
for an election, to establish a High
School in accordance with an Act of
the lcgislaturc.
An election is hereby ordered to be
held in the town of Prosperity, S. C.,
Friday, June 14, 1907, beginning at
8 A. lM., and closing at 4 P. M., and
conducted by the trustees of said dis
trict. Electors favoring the proposi
- tion will vote ''For High School,'"
tiose opposing, ''Against High
School.'' Registration certificate and
tax recept are required to vote in this
election.
J. 5. Wheeler,
S. J. Derrick,
E. 0. Counts,
ia County Board of Education.
Putting Things Off.
me people arc continually p)ut
*g off until tomorrow what should
done today. Id it so much of a
it, or downright laziness? One
the most general examples of such
gligence may be noted in the case
''siek'' folk. Many a man is a
. subject for the hospital, but puts
Sseeking relief until ''tomorrow.''
1ny people are really sick and
o~ 't know it. Take the man who
e fs up as tired in the morning as
vI en lie wvent to bed, who is .all the
ime hungry but can 't eat, who is
acked with aches and pains, but
hinks it will pass off, whose stom
h, kidneys and liver are constant
y crying. out a warning he never
ieeds until too late.
As long as lie can keep up he goes
ni without realizing the risk he tak
s. This wvorld would be a happier
iuo If it were a healthier one, and
everybody would rem ember the
flage, ''a stitch in time saves nine.''
ake a goodl tonic, one that will tone,
rengthen and fortify the system
r its -daily grind, such as Andes'
AVOID i
AN UNSED
INFo
TO QUARD'SHIPS against
the United States Government ma
To guard your horr
seen dangers of food pro
ment has enacted a pu
law compels the manuf
powder to print the ii
label of each can.
The Government has made t
so that you can avoid alum-read
say pure cream of tartar hand it
3ay plai4!
ROU'kYA
ROYAL is a pure, cream of tart
of grapes -aids the dge
of food.
'Great Prescription.' There would be
little need for physicians and medi
cinies. Andes' Great Prescription, inj
sold by W. E. Pelham and Son at h
one dollar per bottle, three for two F.
and a half, or six for five dollars,
is the world's greatest blood tonIc
purifier, and corrective of all stom-,
ach, liver, kidney and bladder dis
order. Ask the dealers to give youf
names of people who have-been ben
efitted. Don't neglect your health sa
another day. Begin a course of this
'great medicine and avoid future M
complications. "Take a stitch in
time."
SPECIAL .MID-SVUMMR OFFER- 0
ing-On Saturday, June 8th, we al
will have a special midsummer of
fering of millinery. We will make to
it specially attractive bot-h as to
the showing the latest styles and M
as to prices. Come.
C. & G. S. Mower Co. S.
SHEET MUSIC, TEN CENTS
Mayes' Book Store.
c.aH.u. U
Say! It's Sh<
Low Shoes, High Shoe:
S3hoes, Red Cross Shoes
Ladies' Comforts soft at
Shoes, Misses' Shoes, BC
Shoes too.
Quality! Qual
is what we seek in buyinj
as near finding it, too, as
try. Shoddy Shoes we w
We honestly try to give
for every dollar paid us f
Come and be
Patent Leather takes til
for Men and Women.
In Women's Oxfords w
$2.00, $2.50, $3.0G, $3.1
its class.
For Men we have a goc
Metal and Vici. $3.00, 2
A splendid line of polisi
DANGER
OD
the unseen dangers pt sea,
Intains lighthouses.
Le against the un
ducts, the Govern
re food law. The
acturers of baking
igredients on the
e label your protection-.
it carefully, if it does not
back and
L BAKING
POWDER
ir baking powder-a pure
;ion - adds to the health
HONEY WITHOUT BEES.
Will send family formula for mak
g an excellent healthy home made
iney for 25c., silver or stamps. J.
Clark, Conway, Ark.
Grand Opera.
The VICTOR is the only means
bringing Grand Opera to thou
nds of homes.
Grand Lpera goes only to the
etropolitan centres at stated sea
ns.
The VICTOR takes the Grano
pers to the remotest .hamlet in,
I seasons of the year.
All sized VICTORS, from $xo
$100.
Learn about our EASY PAY
ENT plan.
ilter's Art and Variety
Store.
Opposite Salter's Studio.
)es Again.
3, Fine Shoes, Cheap
,Regina Shoes, Old
3 a glove, Children's
>ys' Shoes and Men's
ity! Quality!
r Shoes, and we come
anybody in this coun
ill not knowingly sell.
a full dollar's worth
or Shoes.
convinced.
e day in Dress Shoes
re have quite a line.
30, each the first in
>d line in Patent, Gun
BS.50, $4.00, $5.00.
1es.
Just to P
TrF
If You Are Goi
LWh)
Let Us Figure Your
Doors, Sash, Blin<
Shingles. Stee'
Roofing, ]
Car at Door and
OUR PRICE
Summer Br'
It Pays the Largec
any Life
$50,000,000.00 is par
offe
The Pacific
More than is offered b:
It wrote (paid for business) over $6,000,000
being nearly as much as any three other cor
"Old Line Basis." It is now doing business
over $ 3,000,000.00 Assets, over $100,00(
Thd stockholders who are well known anc
000,000.00 are personally liable in an u
for all the debts of the Company; extra
offered only by the Pacific Mutual Life
Under these same laws 'the directors ar
Funds must be invested in non-specu
funds are under bonds.
ENVIABI
PRIV
JO H N W!
PIIII
Gentlemen:
Answering your letter of the 8th, 1 am *N
Pacific Mutual of California, and sha'1 not he
have the opportunity.
The GU A RANTE ED Annual Dis
much superior to the Annual Dividend conti
ferred Stock."
The Pacific Mutual Life has the best L
of any American Life Company.
MORAL-HI
Call at my office and I will
tell you more about it.
Office over Old Postoffice, Newberry, S.
HaveYou Seen "li;;5t;(l"
Our new and up-to-date Soda I)i'O" fe
Fountain? No! Well, call and considler th ei
see a beauty. B
We are ready to serve you
the purest Ice-cold Drinks to J
be found. -4 2taw 4t.
Our Ice Cream is well kno wn
and it shall be our aim to serve 1785OLG
lt in approved style. Ohar
Call early and often and be 12dYearB
refreshed. scholarship to
Carolina, givin
fl iOon' 8840. Boa
didatesReotaura
D)RAD FALL SCHOOL. .. hip' Woicomt for
TVhe patrons of the Dead fall T NCE X
cbonl .listrict are hereby called to held at the co
emind You
AT
ing to Build Soon
v Not
Bill for Hardware, Paint,
is, Acme Plaster, Tin
I Roofing, Gravel
Felt Roofing.
Sash Just Received.
S ARE RIGHT.
os. Componu.
ot Dividends Paid by
Company.
t of the extra protection.
red by
Mutual Life,
v any other Life Company.
.00 of new business in California (its home State),
npanies wrote. It was organized 40 years ago on
in more than 40 States and Territories. It has
),000.00 of business in force.
conservatively estimated to be worth over $50,
nlimited degree, according to their stock holdings,
t security required only by California Laws, and
Insurance Company of Los Angeles, California.
e liable for the wrongful acts of the officers.
lative securities. Officers handling Company
-E OPINION
\TIC OFFICE?
NNAMAKER
A)LI'LHIA.
January 9th, 1903.
rell satisfied with the results of my policy In The
~sitate to recommend your Co ipany whenever I
rery respectfully yours,
JOHN WANNAMAKER.
ide.nd Policy-peculiar with the Pacific-is as
-act as the latter is to the "Tontine." It is "Pre
egal organization, and gives the greatest guarantee
NVE THE BEsT.
ROBERT NORRIS.
C. Gen. Agt. for South Carolina,
o01 house on SaturdayF'rh.Jl5.a .i.
>f June, 1907, for the
asidering the buildingJIlToI adl,
ol house and also to i'.de t
ection of a teacher.- -
L~. Dominiek,
Chairma,n.
S. Boozer,
W. Crouch,
Trustees.
1907 L E
O HARLESTON. etd
Leston, S. 0.fo
3gins September 27. laesVaubeotn1
ice, Engineering. OneoA AR i
achl county of Southbtreivsolstoatobe,.
i free tuition.. Tui-.. ee,"tppdu"ns,ec
:1 and furnished room W urne aifcin
11 a mnthn. All can--T~ 0cn ub fNa~Afo
rinioni are permitted
vnnI Boyce schorl-- X.G~~t 'o'eiylri o
ay $100O a year. EN--~I itnIfe7
Al! NA TIONS will he Bipetteal1Iokc y'alxc
anl curthoia OI .no dugaing a. arcot.vic efet. I