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O THIS COLUMN OF BARGAINS HOLDS GOOD All -Da, EVERY DAY Until February 15 $10 in Gold GIVEN AWAY. Saturday, February 6 46-00 MEN'S SUITS $2.98 35 (ts. LADIES'. UNDER VESTS 19 Cts. 20 Cts. FEATHER TICKING 12 1-2 Cts. $15.00 LADIES' CLOAKS $7.98 .10 Cts. OUTING FLANNELS 7 1-2 Cts. $3.00 MEN'S SHOES * $1.48 eBARGAIN PRICES CON .TINUE UNTiL FEB. 15 CIVIC IMPEOVtMENT. - art; the en LOveof te Beutifl Clly ~ lig'hts affo A Le o the eautfl aloel je grass, beat late to he oralanditiful harm< Divine, ment of fe Honea ath -. the enjoyr Hoe ahChronicle. .itual felici *Certa.inly those who have had their Ices;'' the esthe'tie feelings cultivated even to the Creato: the least degree; those who have without ti: learned to love that whieh is clean, tional pow that which is orderly, ithat. which is God mea attractive and beautiful have had days and these feelings offended many times joyment. by the unkept conditions which our be happy sreats frequently present, not to reason He speak of vacant lots and public pro- city, for i perty for whieh no one feeLs respon- spiritual e sible. Ipurpose H Would filthy be too strong a word beauty, the to use? For if quids of tobacco float- penetrate ing in veritable puddles of human' enrich, to spit is not to be classed with that Therefore which is filthy, then there is room which God for the .coinage of a new word to de- vation and scribe such. troduce th Every one ought to have that with-' tract fron in him which is appealed to ~by the ture has p beautiful, by flowers, trees and grass, It is not by clean streets and pretty houses, by struet una anythi.ng which tends to make that should sea which ithe eye beholds, hiarmonious. rubbish, d A love of the beautiful is closely should tra related to the moral and the divine, cent flow< One writer says: "If truth presup. beauty; th poses a pure, unprejudiced, dispas- ure the he sionate state of mind for its appre- producing hension, this is demanded in a still But rathet higher degree in the case of beauty. light and Objective beauty cannot mirror itself making hi in a mind that is excited with pas- tiful inst< sion. To appreciate, to enjoy, to dis- foreing hel orn the beautiful, presupposes a de- .sightly ani veout frame of mind.'' A perso3 Man is created with a number of room or p feelings. Chiefest among these are nut hulls b the moral or religious feelings. By the peso these is man able to discern righ:t and throw from wrong, hence the moral feelings for his ng hold highest rank, as they govern for the person a large part the more important in- throw ove terests of the human race. Next in fectly legr order may be classed the esthetic wilds, but feelings-that is -the love of the clean, civilized c< the pure, the wholesome, the attrac- for the: tive and the beautiful. vidual's It is our duty to cultivate our feel- or for t.ne ings, to ed.ucate and control them. fellows--ti Not only that we may acquire a re- fact upon fined and elevated taste, which ought ed. A hig o be the possession of every intelli- tively awa ent and eultured person : but there He is awa re other reasons why our emotions, hilhty for hieh are in a certain sense analagous aware of I ith our feelings. be cultivated. The publie and enjomen of music, the enjoyment of in all pu tot "xl SPECIALr MI THE BIG WATSON MILL ANI At COPELAND BROS. has been a stupendous su ple have been so well ple-ased with the many barga news of this great sale from house to house and toN Center. To show our appreciation of the liberal r Newoerry and surrounding country we offer these Feb5 F.IDAY & Ar io O'CLOCK Aud for 10 minutes Ladies' 35c Knit Pants- f limit two pair at pair .9..C.. -.-. UU AT 11 O'CLOCK 0 And for 10 minutes Fair Grade 5 cents Checked Homespun at . . . . . . 3 2 AT 12 O'CLOCK And for 10 minutes Ladies' Dress Shoes, $1 ' p and $1.50 quality, the pair . . . . . CPEL NEWABER RY. oyment of the esthetie'de- him pride in that which is civic or ~dd by trees, flowers, and !public, equal with his pride in that tiful scenes and the beau- which is personal or private. rnies of nature; the enjoy- In order to inculcate true principles llowship with one another; of eit.izenship into the miinds of the aent of "the higher spir- young people, a certain high school ties of Christian experien- in Chicago instituted itself into a self njoyment of life itself as governing body, drawing up a muni designed it is not possible cipal code, and electing municipal of ecultivating of the emo- ficers, each student thereby being rs ' baught his part and personal interest t that the measure of our in mpunicipal affairs. The value of the rears should be full of en- training wvas so pronounced that this e meant that we should|Jparticular school has been a student ere on earth. For this i governing institution for a number of gave us a soul with a eapa- years. School children in New York atellectual, esthetic, and were once set -at picking up papers ajoyment. It was for this Iblowing over the streets that -t'hey created the world full of~ might le.a-rn that the public places be ; some of its beauty might longed to the citizens and as citizens o the soul to gladden, to they .had their share of the responsi elevate the life of man. bility for the appearances of the pub it is a desecraition of that lie places. has given him for his ele- Qur town has progressed -and has ennobling, for man to in- forged to the front in industry, hus .t which will mar or de- tle, and thrift. We have come to the the beautiful which na- point where we do not so much need laced about him. an increase of these things; but we right that man should con- do need sadly more beauty. We need ightly bui'dings; . that he 1things that are pleasant to look at tter abroad over the land, and things to enjoy: We need a pleas ebris, and waste; that he anter environment about our homes, ple under foot the inno- our yards, our schools and our public : in its fragran-ce and places. If these things were of more at he should slay for pleab money value we would have them, but rmless hut instead melody Ibeing inexpensive they are overlook birds of field and forest. ed. it ought to be m-an 's de-1 The ancient Greeks surrounded easure to assist nature in mothers and children with beauty so surroundings more beau- that children might be born beautiful ad of antagonizing and in body and wi:th a love for the beau to yi.eld that which is un- tit'nl. T.hey realized the importance unpleasurable. .of the atmosphere into which a life is who will sit in a ivaiting cast. The mere looks for instance of blic place and .throw pea- a school house and the surro.unding vthe handfuls on the floor. play ground have a wonderful influ who will peel a banana en.e on the mind of the average child. the skin on the sidewalk A beautiful building, lawn and shrub ghbor to slip on and fall ; hery and flowvers are silent but p)ow who will tear lip paper and erful factors in ,the education of the streets, is still a per- childhood and .are quite as important imate inhabitant of the 'as books and eharts. If the stream has no rightful place in a of association starts out from the nmunity. The true regard beautiful, chaste and elevating ob i hts ojf others, the indi- jjects and surroundings, there is less esponsibility to the whole danger thait it will turn aside after general welfare of one's wards into filthy places. If an in iese constitate an initial spiring environment is important to which civilization is found- the bi.rth of a poet. it has sim.ilar val ly civilized person is senisi- u ! h detmo vr~su.I re ot the rights of others. ilrnae aly sroned b re of his personal responsi- hoeiilnesta eevtte. the looks of things. .He is atmkthmcanndvllo m inself as being a part of the re.ta mkehe lo fowr thereby having ownership and pictures and proper decorations, ~i popety whchgie he a laseacha that degree of cul NUTES SALES I FACTORY SYNDICATE SALE ccess. T E T I ' A REASON The peo ns offered by Mr. Watson that they have spread the rn to town until grtat throngs crowd this Bargain )atronage accorded this great sale by the people of 0 Miiute Bara-iin-_ 4or ?A TU RDAY I Feb.6 AT 2 >'CLOCK And for 10 minutes Good Quality six and a 3 quarter cents Apron Ginghams at the yard 2 A 3 'CLOCK And for 10 - inutes Men's and Boys' Fine Dress Hats, worth $1 00 to $2 00, at . 9c A T 4 O'CLOCK And for 10 minutes Good Quality 10 cents Hickory Shirting at the yard...... 2 NlD BROS. . SOUTH CAROLINA ure where nothing else 'will please hem. Early life shouild be linked with hat which is elevating and ennobling, ith inspiring forms of nature, with nount,ain~s, fields, brooks stars, flow- Hv o rae f Iwewoare older have already rne' ieiesol ad our characters formed beyond Noisteimtoa urther impress and susceptibility to nvironment, may we not provide for Bualo.Sen the coming generation that associa- Mk htltl oey tion which will abide many years af- Fnne?Wl,i ter youth has been spent-the town f Honea Path pleasant, attractive, rne.I o r el and. beautiful? sem.Ihv o ae ' To him who in the love of nature holdsi6TwlosnaMr Communion with her visible forms she 17Nierorsde speaks19LoadonnMr A various language; for his gayer 202.Twlosn hours,arweldandndat She has a voice of gladness, and a smile,2414aceladn And eloquence of beauty; and shelits glides 2.30arsln i nto his darker musings with a mild 3.Tnro os And healing sympathy, that stealsi~prino iy away Their sharpness ere he is aware.'' .Oelt nHri G. H. S. 40Siromhuea NEWERRY UNION STATION. 4.Fu-omhue Arrival and Departure of Passengermoencnnics.] ; Tris-EffeCtive 12.01 A . city Tray, June 7th, 1908.526oaceofln Southern Railway:54Fierohusc o. 15 for Gre'enville .. . .M8.a.Sx-ommoseo iN. 18 for Cohlnibia .. . .1.40 p.m. ~Patto oti No. 1.1 for Greenville .. . .:3.20 p.m 5.Egtro os No. 16 for Columbia .... .8.47 p.mlattincoti 0., N. & L. ERv o he-omct No. 22 for Columbia .. . .8.47 a.m. 6.Fu osna r iN. 52 for Greenville .. 12.56 p.m. Cto il No. .s for Columbia .. ..3.20 p.m. 3Sen-omrsd No. 21 for Laurens .. . .7.25 p.m. 6.Nwhueo o * Does not run on Sunday5 This time table shows the times at 70Nierohore hich trains may be expeeted to de-Wilecagfocun part from this station, but their da- 1 ee-ro os parture is not guaranteed and the i n ftencs n tme shown is subject to change with out noticue.or cttg G. L. Rchiuson. i onrltadasl Station Masta'. 7.9 ceadna A-styp-to-dynl. Thsvrcoennto Made from the long leaf pine. The greatest remedy to present time. For sale at Mayes' Drug Store. 12-110W hetn-tf IN4 THIS COLUMN OF BARGAINS HOLDS GOOD All Day, EVERY DAY Until February 15 $2.00 MEN'S PANTS 98 cts. $6.50 MEN'S OVERCOATS $3.88 $6.50 LADIES' CLOAKS $398 $6.50 WOOL BLANKETS $348 60 Cts. MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS 39 cts 50 Cts. ELASTIC SEAM DRAWERS 29 Cts. 75c. and $1.00 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS 29 Cts. $10 in Gold GIVEN AWAY Saturday, February 6 wnis Come True! home of your own, when the longing of a oe true? e that dream a realization; this coming spr'ng chitect. Talk with a building contractor. have had in mind so long a reality. l take some m.oney, but that ought to be ai - in earnest and ready for business, -come and . W. Reagin's. e in Brooklyn.. . F. Ewart's. This is a beautiful lot. a street. These have beautiful oak trees, ether two of the most desirable lots. ile and a quarter outside of the corporate n three miles of Kinards. d lot on Nance street, very convenient to Price $25oo ton street. dlot on College street, with all the modern id lot in High Point. meane street, has electric lights and all the his is one of the best residence portions of the ear Mr. Bob Wallace and Mr. John A. Daven nJohnstone street. Calhoun street. g 142 acres in Township No. 3, Maybioton. n Boundary street. g 135 acres land, 12 miles from Newberry. 'eand seven lots. . L. Burns'. Convenient to the Newberry e on Harrington street.. 1 street. Price $1500 Ld tvi o acres land in the town of Prosperity. y property. with reception hail on Caidwell street. This ost convenient cottages in the city. with electric lights on Caldwell street. This ndid investment. Price $1200 omaria, S. C. ttage in front of Mr. Charley West's residence. The Newberry Cotton Mill. g 00 acres within 5 or 6 miles of Whitbiire. J A. BURTON.