The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 12, 1909, Page THREE, Image 3
-LTIND TIGERS IN CHARLESTON.
F4lare of Grand Jury to Find True
Bills Voices Sentiment of Coun
ty.-Wants License.
Edltor Herald and News:
'harleston,. S. C.. Oct. 5th.-The
nry people made the dispensary
Sand fan.<vied it on Charleston.
B don'* it C.artlestoi. The
pole voted G tA 1 11 favor of the
s.ie of intoxicants. Bu: they are not
in sympathy with the dispensary.
Eenee the t;hrowing. out of all the
cases by the grand jury -That were up
b+ore them. Put to them by the So
ikitor. They only had tihose up that
dd n4 Pay their fine to the'city 4\
$5'.00 every three months. The oth
ers that pay their fine to the city
were not prese'rted to the,grand jury.
se- -Le grand jury threw them all out.
The sentiment of the county is
!arge y with -:he grand jury. How can
you conviet anyone, for something
YoU do yourself? Well. t:he county
an-i city are selling liquor. It is just
as worng, or more so, for them to sell
as the individual. Now. I am personal
ly not selling or handling liquor in
any shape or form. and don't drink
or have any in my house. and I don't
like to see any one intoxicated. But
since the dispensary law has come out
there is more liquor drank -than was
before; now people that drink liquor
drink it by the bottle, buy it from the
dispensaries; before they bought a
drink from t"he bars.
Now. w'iat we need here is license
to sell If ally, and then there wou't
be any blind tigers to bring to court.
The dispensary law is nothing but a
graft game, as it has been proven
time and again.
Prohibition would -not prohibi-t in
Charleston. If it would-I would be J
for it. But it won 't. It is time that
the country people, who made the law
would change it, and give Charleston
a license-license by individuals.
They ought to impress it on the law
makers and when the time comes to
put up a governor, put one up that
-will use common sense on the liquor I
question as far as Charleston is con
aerned, at least.
Enelosed find editorial of Post of
October 4th, mocking at the law.
Well. the sentiment is that way in
(Chariesto-i county, just as the grand
jury brougsht it. The foreman of it
is no blind tiger. I know for a fact,
bu- a capable business man who would
like to see the city prosper.
The writer was down to court
when the grand jury brought in no t:
bi.lls, and when the judge admoniish
ed them for so doing. but the senti-0
ment of 'the county is voiced in the E
grand jury. 'tl
Now. your valuable paper may en
lighten the country people and e:hange 0
the Law for Charleston .county and t
make it a sma-ll license. t
Yours truly,
C. T. Smith. P
SOUTHERN TEXTILE ASSOCIA- bi
TION.
Tihe Fall meeting of the Southern 0:
Textile Association will be held in
Raleigh. N. C., on Wednesday, Oct.L
20th. As this will be at the time of U
,the North Carolina State Fair the ~
sessions of the association will be ~
held in the morning and at night, gi
giving time in the afternoon for vis
.iting the fair and looking through the
Textile Department of the State Ag
ricultutral and Mechanical College.
'which consis:s of a fully equipped,
model mill with competent instrue':ors
who take ain active interest in the
work of the associa:ion and will ren
dler assistance in any possible way to
make the meeting of interest and
value to every mill man who may
at tend.I
T-he program of :he association will
include ad'dresses and papers on
Weaving-by Prof. William Nel
son, formerly instructor in the Lowell
Texitile Se&hool.
The Spinning Frame---by Supt. T.
F. Cuddy, of Clio. S. C.
The Card Room--by Supt. Alfred _
N. Landau. formerly of the Maginnis
Mill. N. 0.
Power Eemmomy in Mills--by Chief
Engineer G. F. King. of King's
~Mountalin.
HIumidifiers-by Mr. W. P. Hazel
o. fAtlanta.
CNaret of :he B- :a've- l' Hehh
by Supnt. A. S. Winslow. of ~ Clinon
Announcement! B
This being our twenty-fifth year S.
of uninterrupted success, we wish it
to be our "Banner Year." Ecot
Our thousands of satisfied cus- Eant
tomers, and fair dealing, is bringing act
us new customers daily. j ha4
It you 'ae contemplating the pur- 4 Chi
chase cf -.Piano or Organ, write us ed
at onice for catalov-s, and for our || me
speci propositionl.(an
Malone's Music House, o
ILLINERY
SECOND FLOOR.
Now is YOUR Time to
BUY YOUR HAT
Hundreds of New Pattern
Hats to be Shown the
First time this week
COME!
Never before have we had such Mil
inery Bargains. Such Notable Styles
were never before shown in this part of
5outh Carolina. Hats worth coming miles
:o see. Hats made of the best silk velvet
nd trimmed with plumes, wings, fancy
)rnaments, etc.
fou can depend on Mimnaugh
A BIG SHOE DEAL. The Dress Goo
Just as you enter,
Mimnaugh, through a fortunate
bles piled with all k:
ade in Boston, secured thousands .od,sopdi r
f pairs o)f Men's, Ladies', Misses', Yokdaerwi
~oys -and Girls' Shoes at Soc. on quick.
1e dollar, all new fall styles closed All 65 and 75c. Dre
2t at less than cost to manufac- yorpc adcoc
.rers. Now you can buy two or Al8c n ro
ree pairs of Shoes here for the tall youc and $ch0
ice of one. A re you buying your Big values in Blac
ioes from some o'd concern simply Silks.
~cause your father did? I amj COME.
aking the roads rough for the ________
ie horse concerns of Newberry. Throughout th
you want to save money, keep
> with the procession and buy Be wise and take
ur Shoes from the most pro- the thousands of bar
affords.
essive store.
200 large white $1.oc
......~...two to each buyer, fo:
r oo large white $1-50
two to each buyer, fol
- 200 doz. large Huci
/ I bleached, ioc. kind at
100 doz. Women's
,A. Knit Vests and Pant:
neck, all sizes, other s
1you 35c. for the saa
take your choice and
only 19c. each.
Table Oil Cloth wor
where, here only 12%'
NO ID STOCK OR "IJ
C. ' regular meeting held
he Southern Textifle Association in April was attended 1
posed chiefly of superintendents gations from the leadir
l overseers of departments in the of the Carolinas with re
aal work of cotton manufacturing from other Southern St
Iits birth in a meeting held in The meeting at Sp
irlotte last fall which was attend- July was the largest ye
by a number ot representative 'the attendIance was over
i in1 hese lines. chietly from North the membership at that
Sout h C arol ina. * il~i ddiins since having p
Spermaznenut ornizto ase-siderabl y m.ore than 30(
ed with vision forr hnlding| The cost of enrollmen
SucL values as we are go
ing to offer were never
before heard of.
LAY ASIDE ALL YOUR WORK AND
ATTEND THE BARGAIN
EVENT OF THE YEAR.
Bargains -are plentiful--there are
thousands == you fairly wade in
them at this sale. Make no mis
take. Lose no time running around
come direct to Mimnaugh's and
save both money and time. Don't
miss these offerings. No use pay
ing regular prices elsewhere.
Is Section- Up Stairs! I
three bigr ta- Eey
*nds of Dress KGet busy, the v
sa big Newt ( % a eol fti
*eded money-hodwtavi
s Goods, take $.0adu o$
for 49c. yd.
Dress Goods, $.0 aeyu
ice for 69C yd. o Bysan 4
: Goods and, ~~\$.0 aeyu
e House. $.0 aeyu
advantage of VHr r
ains this sale'
Bed Spreads, '&>Lde'5.H
49c. each.fo c
Bed Spreads, '~' "" " o i lvs
98c. each. 19 r
Towels, full1 ais lc
5c.skrtach.each
fine Jersey 1c ibn l
, with tapeati.yrd
totes charge' r ayover Lc utis4
ne garment, I5c an '~
ijCk here for Dpr in sCi: MnsSx3.pi
L00dies' adti
th 25c else i ~f~$1-Qo and $2.00ov$:
~.tGrenvile caios fr mmbehi my b set ad ptoo os' nd(
)V lrge ele-to E E. owen Secetar, $2.ioo,wh te yur c
presentaivesChrlotte,ooC. whe e you r ea
Shed we W ar so onfdenttha we a $4 oo, watkeer yorn
two undrd frnis relef or idigeti andwit indigestind or
tim ad w vsepiatht w pomsetosupHefr tAroe toEn
me n' sesit ccr'lnu o dre- adti oe . Ha
for5c
- 1o idiloes
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5 SALE'
PA'
TAILOREDSUITS
AND SKIRTS
FIRST FLOOR
MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION
The Newest Styles from the leading
garment makers. This department stands
without equal in this section. The Suits
and Separate Skirt Sale this week will
set the whole town wild.
100 Ladies' and Misses Tailored Suits, worth
$15.00, special $10.00.
100 Ladies' and Misses Tailored Suits, worth
$20.00, special $15.00.
50 Ladies' and Misses Tailored Suits, worth
$25.00, special $20.00.
50 Ladies' and Misses Tailored Suits at
$25.00, $27.50, $30.00 and $35.00.
200 Ladies' Separate Skirts, $3.50 values
at $2.49.
200 Ladies' Separate Skirts, $5.00 values at
52.98.
100 Ladies' Separate Skirts, $6,50 values
at $4.98.
No charges for alteration. We guarantee a fit.
.$2.50 Big Double Blankets
)own Stairs!!fr$.9
rhere!!
12-4 size Blankets, the largest
rise and economi- made, heavy fleece in white and
ection are taking gray, $2.50 quality, special for two
n. Sale starts days $1.49 pair.
clock. ioo pairs white and gray Blankets,
'hildren's Suits, heavy fluffy kind, at 98C.
~.oo, choice 98c. It pays to come- here, we've got
hildren's Suits, what you wan't.
hoice $1.49.
2hildren's Suits, ,Men's Clothing 2nd Floor.
hoice $1.98. roo Men's Suits worth $ro.oo,
~hildren's Suits, for this sale $6.50 suit.
hoice $2.49. roo Men's Suits worth $12-50,
~hildren's jSuits, for this sale $9.98.
oice .$3&49. roo Men's Suits worth $i5.o00
for this sale $12.50
of roo Men's Suits worth $20.00,o
,xamples offor this sale $15-oo
-my A big line of Men's Hats, Shirts,
:kings 5c. Sox, Ties, Underwear, etc.
ndkerchiefs two
blacks and. tans,
rcerized Under
shades and blaek .
.pair.
ful White Waists5
es. sale price 98c.I
AlTH WITH THE PEOPLE
3r any obligation take: they soothe the irritable st.om
othing could be aeh, strengthen and invigorate the di
ated right here gestive organs, promote a healthy and
I our reputation natural bowel action, almost immedi
assurance of 'the ately relieve nausea and stomaea ir
ffer. rtto rdc elh ieto
a w'ho is troubled adasmlto,adpooeni
lyspepsia in any Df.lresie.2.50,an
store andi get a $.0 eebryucnoti
spepsia Tablets Rxl eeisi ebryol
nd give hem a a u tr.Ti ealSse i
ordng to dlirec-e- ek.Mi tet ebry
ri eaa t ation prdc haty.ieto