The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 09, 1908, Page FIVE, Image 5
A Suggested Compromise.
At a convivial party. recently, a
getntlenan who had returned from a
lenlt'-thened tour in the east was relat
in- soime of the vondertu! things he
had seen on his travels.
' he yarns he spun were decidcdly
steep,.' but the guests politely ac
eepte( his statements as true.
Encouraged by the reception ac
corded to his tallest sto>ries, he ven
tured to state that he had seen at the
foot of the Himalayas a tiger forty
feet long from the tip of the nose
to the tip of the tail. This was too
mreh, and everybody kept silence. un
til a gentleman from Oban dryly re
marked:
"Oh, yes. the works o' Nature
are very wonderful and very large
whatever. Just last week I saw a
skate brought ashore at Oban which
covered a quarter of an acre of
ground."
Nobody spoke, and amid the silence
the eastern traveler left the ro::m.
" The host, perceivig that something
was amiss, rose and followed him.
"Is .there anything wrong?" be
asked.
"I have been insulted," said the
traveler. "That Scotch gentleman has
dealt a blow at my veracity, and I
cannot return until he apologizes."
Anxious that harmony should pre
vail among his guests, the host re
turned to the room and, explaining
"matters to the company, asked the
Highlander to make an apology, if
merely for form's sake.
"Well," said he, "I'll no' just
apologize; but tell him to come back
and take a few feet off the teegur,
and we'll see what can be done wi'
he skate. "-Tit-Bits.
SALE.
I will sell at my home on Saturday,
October 24th, at public auction, the
following personal property: mules,
wagons, buggies, corn, fodder, hay,
farming - implements, household and
aitehen furniture, and numerous oth
er articles. Sale begins at 10 o'clock
a. m. Terms cash.
John L. Hunter.
Oct. 3, 1908.
ltaw-3t
NOTICE.
We, the undersigned, will furnish
a first class barbecue at Fork school
house Saturday, October 10th.
Caldwell Ruff.
H. F. Counts.
If You
To buy the best
25 per cent. less
them at most S
store. ~We've on
a few months, bu
for selling goods
ready been estat
FOR 5 CENTS YARD.
3000 yards 36 inch Bleaching,
worth at most stores, 7 1-2 cents, our
price 5 cents.
FOR 8 CENTS YARD.
Big lot short lengths Bleaching,
length from 5 to 20 yards, same as
fruit of the loom Bleaching, at only
per yard 8 cents.
BLANKETS.
S100 pairs 12-4 White Wool Blan
kets, worth in most stores $3 per pair,
but we bought them from a forced
Lsale, our price per pair $1.75.
Big assortment of Cotton Blankets,
worth $1.50 per pair, our price $1.00.
Finer Blankets at $2.50 and $3.50.
CLOTiHING! CLOTHING!
Men's Neat Brown Suits, worth
$18.00, our regular price $15.00,: spec
ial price for this week, only $12.50.
Men's New Shade Green Suits,
worth $16.50, special for this wek,
only at $12.50.
Men's New Style Suits, worth
$12.50, our regular price $10.00,
For Shoes, Dry Goot
'Notions, House Furnishi
Furnishing, etc., you ca
best grades at prices
merchant can sell them
to 25 per cent. below m
The Be
J.N. BELL
1217 Main St
OPERA HOUSE'
EARHARDT & BAXTER,
Lessees and Managers.
Thursday, Oct. 13, 1908.
J. A. COBURN'S
GREAT BARLOW
MINSTRELS
Al All Whie Coqilj 01 Morita
Presenting an entire New High
.rade Programme with the
Finest Electric First Part Set
ting ever seen on the Newberry
stage, guaranteeing your mo
Zey's worth or your money
>ack.
Seats on sa'e Monday Oc
tober 12, at Newberry Hard- T
ware Co.
PRIcES-$1.00, 75, 50 & 25c.
Wednesday, Oct. 14. t<
Ill. W. E. NANKEYILLE s
ANNOUNCES THE -
NEVER-CEASING SUCCESS
HUMAN:
HEARTS
5C
An Idealized Story of Life
In the Arkansas Hills. 5C
5<
Presented with a Care
fully Chosen Company 3<
2C
Superb Scenic Sensations
Seats on sale Monday, Oc.
tober 12., at Newberry Hard- L
ware Co. ' C
PRics-$ 1.00, 75, 50 & 25c. Ii
Wish
goods at 10 to
than you buy "
tores, visit this G
ly been here for y3
it our reputation i
for less has al- 5;
>ished.
3
special for this week. only $7.50. 2
All Men's $7.50 Suits got in E. L.
Bailes' bankrupt stock at $4.95 and
$5.00; all $10.00 Suits at $6.95 and5
$7.50; all $12.00 Suits at $8.00; all S
$5.00 and $6.00 Suits to go at $3.75 \%
and $4.25.
Boys' Knee Pants Suits, the $2.00 5
kind, at .$1.50.
All $3.00 and $4.00 Boys' Knee
Pants Suits at $1.98 and $2.50.
ODD PANTS!
200 Jeans pants, worth .$1.25 and
$1.50, our special price 98 cents.
"R pair Men 's Black Pants, with
side buckle, worth $2.00 and $2.25,
at special the pair $1.50.
One lot of Men's heavy Blue Serge :
and neat Brown Stripe, worth every B
where $3.50 and $4.00, our special
price, per pair .$2.50.
Men 's fine Pants from $1.98 to
$4.00. a
al
Men's Fleeeed lined Underwear in in
14-pound goods at 45 cents each or 90 vi
cents pair. .q
Is, Fine Dress Coods, "i
ing, Men's and Ladies'
n depend on us for the
is low as any honest to
and at most time 10O
ost of them. p
CO., Props.
Newberry. S. C. E
EVER H
!laturda
Aunder
Alt
'his is the Sale by which
is store in Housefurnisi
eing made to equal And
)rs, but no equals. Waa
ving opoortunity you h
GLASS WARE.
c. Large Tumblers, set of 6..14c.
c. Butter Dishes .........C..10o.
c. Heavy Goblets, set of 6 - .30C. 2
c. Water Pitcher, each ... i 2C.
c. Tumblers, set of 6.....38c.
c. Tumblers, bell shape Ice
Tea size, set of 6 ....... 38c.
c. Water Pitcher, each .....45c.
c. Heavy Pitcher, each -.37c.
c. Lamps, each..........40c. 1
:c.. Lamps, each....... . 33c.
. Lamps, each.........22c.
c. Lamps, each............i9c. L
.oo Lemonade Set, 6 glasses
and i pitcher, set.........79c.
arge shipment SweetT
rackers added to our
e at 10 cents pound. 5
Don't take our word for it.
COME AND SEE. 2
Tinware and Miscel
~-qt. Tin Dish Pan........ ......
-qt. Tin Buckets..... ........
-qt. Galvenized Buckets .... .....
lvanized Coal Scuttle.,.. .......
~panned Coal Sctittle............ ..
oop Wood Water Bucket... ....
oop Wood Water Bucket..... ..
iber Bucket.......... .---.-.
cents Knives and Forks, set. .
alocca Plated Knives and Forks, set.
rindow Shades, 6 by 3 feet, each ..
akes Toilet Soap........ . ..
Cakes Laundry Soap ........ ..
Nutmegs.... .... ..........
500 Matches.............--.
)cents Extracts............ ..
ents Extracts .... ..-.--...-..
lkFour-in-Hand Ties at each ..
rash Ties ..... .....-..--..--..--..--.
en's Handkerchiefs, each .... ....
ents Pencil Tablets.. .. .... ...
We are backed by the I
il not be undersold. V
ANDEla
he Only 10 Cents
IRBANK ON RUM AND TOBAC- ( Tc
Co. o
Luther Burbank, the ''Plant Wizj
" of Santa Rosa, Cal., and prob- 1S0
dv the most famous horticulturist i
the world, has some positive eon- in<
tions on the rum and tobacco fo
~estion. From a recent interview in
th Champe S. Andrews, published
the New York Times of August 5,
vering a whole page of that paper, ne
Sclip the following: th
"Do you -think that whiskey and,i th
bacco impair the faculty for jial
rk?' I asked. He replied: dri
"If I answered your quest'ou sir-- do
y by saying that I never use tobac- bu
and alcohol in any form, and very 'pi
rel either coffee or ten, you might o
Sthat was a personal preference th<
d( proved nothing. But I can prove (sm
oun most conclusively that even I trr
e mild use of stimulants is incom- Ci;
tible with work. requiring accurate Ith:
tnn and definite cnentration. jbo
est Hou
ELD IN THE CITY
y Morni
A
son S
ID LASTS 7
other stores will set ti
ings, Notions, Etc., i
erson's low prices, bi
:ch our Windows for S
ave ever attended.
EXTRA SI
SATUI
Two to a Custot
5 Cents Lamps Complete, 16
MONDAY
Two to a Custoi
5 Cents Crystal Vases, 14 to
TUESDAY
One to a Custos
) Quart Enamel Dish Pan, ea
WEDNE
Four Pairs to a Cu
ace Curtains, 30 by 90 inches
THURSDA
Six to a Custoi
in Blown Tumblers, set of si>
One to a Custo:
) Cents Decorated Covered E
SATUI
One to a Custo
5 Cents Enamel Wa.sh Basin,
lane ous Articles.
.......................1c,
.......................17C.
.......................28c.
.......................22c.
.......................8c.
...................-15C
......................25C.
..... .................40c.
....................... 68c.
.....................19C.
.............. .........9C.
.......................25C.
...... . .....- c
.......................1c.
....................... 7C.
....................... sc.
... .. ................10c.
...................... .
.......................c.
................... ... 4c.
argest 5 and 10 cents
atch our windows for
~SO'S
Store in.
assist me in my work of budding
*rk that is as accurate and exacting
watch-making-I have a force of
ne twenty men-I discharge men
m this force at the first show ef
~ompetency. Some time ago myj
'emn asked me if I took p-mius to
ire into the personal habits of'
men. On being answered in the
;ative, he surprised me by saying
t the men I found unable to do
deeate work of budding invar
y turned out to be smokers and~
Lnkers. These men, while able to
the rough work of farming, call
dding and other delicate work
ittering.' and have to give it up
nmz : :m ina.bility to concen!trate
ir nerve force. Even men who
oke one cigar a day I cannot en
zt with some of my delicate work.
.aretts are even more damaging
mn egars, and their use by young
- s ittle short of criminal.''
se Urnish
OF NEWBERRY O
ng, Octol
Fl
10 Cen
DAYS ONLY
eir values: The enorm
s recognized on all side
t without success. We
pecials. This Sale will b
ECIALS. E
IDAY. 4C
-2 inches high, each 1 5c
(from 10 to 2).
ter
7 inches high, each 1 Oc 3
5C
(from 10 to 11). 2
ter10C 3
SDAY.
stomer25
C' pair . . .. . 25c
Y (from 10 to 12).
"for .7.....15c a
)AY.
s'ch, eah . . . 30c
1 DAY.
mer ar
each .. . .. l5c E
5 cents Ink .. . . .. . . .. . . .
i pound Good Paper.... .... ...
Envelops per package..... .. ....
Decorated Crepe Paper, fold.....
Role Crepe Paper..............
Large Family Bible.............
$.oo Alarm Clock.... .... .....
9x11i Picture Frames.... .. .....
12x15 Oil Finished Pictnre..... .
Crockery
8%- inch White Plates, set of 6.....
9% inch White Plate, set of 6 .... .
Cups and Saucers, set of 6 .... ..
15 cents White 9% inch Bowl ....
1o cents White Meat Platter .....
6o cents Decorated 9 inch Plate, set
50 cents Decorated Plates, set of 6 .
11i inch Decorated Meat Platters, eac
25 cents Decerated Bowvl.... ....
Decorated Bowl and Pitcher. ....
Syndicate buyers in the
specials.
10 CEN'i
NE
A BATTLE FOR THE NATION'S s
LIFE. ii
In a powerful address in favor of
temperance legislatrion in England.
Alexander Maclaren, the noted Eng
lish clergyman, thus epitomizes theF
bat tie against the drink curse:
"We might fight to the death for
the life of the nation: for it is little
lse than that which is at stake now. -
We have an enemy to fight whose P
power is bounded by no scruples. I a
was going to say of any kind. We
[are an enemy who can be only brid- P
ed and conquered by enthusiasm has
?d upon Christian principles, and'
what we need to carry this contest
to a triumphant close, which I for
ie will~not fail to anticipate. is the e<
md its power in the cross. I appeal ir
ouo to stand firm and as one ti
itainst the vituperation, the violence. ti
ie simulated violence, and the arzu
-.nt which those who present them jC
ing Soie
'ENS
ber 10th
t -.l
t CotI
)us business done by
s, and every effort is
have plenty of imita
e the Greatest money
NAMEL WARE, All Firsts.
c. White Lined Boiler......29C.
c. 5-qt. Pudding Pan, grey..12c.
;c. 4-qt. Pudding Pan, grey. xoc.
c. 6-qt. Milk Pan, grey.....12c.
c. 4-qt. Milk Pan, grey.....ioc.
c. 14-qt. Dich Pan, grey .... 25C.
c. 17-qt. Dish Pan, grey - 35c.
;c. io-qt. Dish Pan, grey.... 19c.
c. io-qt. Bucket, grey......25c.
)c. 6-qt Boiler, grey........ 33c.
apanese China Half Paice.
We will sell any of our Jap
ese China (excepting our 10
en s line) at Half price.
$7.00 Dinner Set $5.5O.
$7.00 56 piece Decorated
)Inner Set $5.50.
.................. 4c.
..........................100.
................ .........234c
...........................8c,
....................... 4c.
..........................98c.
........................59c.
.. .... .... .... ...... .... ..roc.
.........................I0C.
Ware.
..................18c.
.....................2.
........... .... .......2.
... .............. ....1.
. ...................... 5c.
of 6.......---.--.--.. --..43C.
....................-----.35c.
...... .... .... ... .... ... roc.
. ..... ................bIc.
......................o.9C
~ountry and positively
W BE RRY, S. C.
~arcely believe, and to say God help
ig us, we will fight this causz till
ictory falls on our banners.''
Just Exactly Right.
"I have used Dr. King's New Life
ills for several years, a.nd find them
ist exaetdy right,'' sa ; Mr. A. A.
elton, of Harrisville, N. Y. New
ife Pills 'relieve without the least
i-m-.'t. Best rem~edy for consti
ation, biliousness and malaria. 25e.
SW. E. Pelham & Son's durg store.
OST CARDS that sold for 2 for 5
eents at 1 eent. Broaddais & Ruff.
NOTICE.
All rural schools that expect to
>mpete for the prizes which are of
-red by the Rural School Improve
ent Associafion will please notify
te superintendent of education by
te 10th of October.
J. S. Wheeler,