The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 02, 1909, Page FIVE, Image 5
IMER DLCAY
COSTS MTTLONS.
Millious of feet of timber and tin
shed uLumber rot every year in rail
oad ties, bridges, trestles, piles,
arm buildings, fences. poles and
.ine props. The lumber consuming
ublic of the United States pays per
aps thirty to forty million dollars
year to make good the losses from
ood decay.
These great, drains are a source of
re and more concern each year.
hemists and engineers who have to
o with the uses of wood are working
kneeasingly on the problem. The U.
S. Forest Service has men who de
vote their whole time to it. The im
portance of the problem can not be
overestimated. Millions of dollarsi
are annually saved, by preservative
reatment of timbers, but much yet
remains to be learned. .
Wood. decay is caused by fungus,
a vegetable growth sometimes so
small that it can be seeen only with
Smieroswope. Rs roots or branch
s, like minute balu, fore their
way into the wood tans ad absorb
or eat away fm woid parts. The col
-apse whih rmua is Called decay.
Timber is artificially preserved by
oreing into its cells and pores cer
tain substantes which prevent the
growth of fungi. As long as this
substance is* present ~ in sufficient
quantity, the germs of decay-the
Tbreads and spores of fungus-ean
not enter, and,the wood is preserved.
This often means doubling and some
times- treblingthe life of the timber.
The United'States government con
siders the investigations of the pre
servative treatment of timber of
su-ch importance that t-he business of
One office of the United States
Forest Service, that. of Wood Pres
ervation, with new headquarters ac
Madison, Wis., is given over entire
y to the work of experiments in co
perat-ion . with railroad empanies
nd other corporations andindividuals.
n prolonging the life of railroad
ties, mine props, bridge timbers,
enee posts and transmission poles.
The lengthening of the life of
'imber means the saving of thous
ds of dollars annually through do
ing away with the heavy expense of
labor- and cost of material for renew
als.
NOTICE.
- Applications for the position of
Superintendent of the County Poor
House Farm for the year 1910 are
invited. Election will be held Sat
urday, Nov. 20t'b, niext.. File appli
tions with the undersigne'd by
ovemiber 19th. Salary, etc., this day
ed by 'resolution of the Board,
h reserves the right to rejeet any
Iapplications.
H. C. Holloway,
ClQrk County Board of Commission
ers.
NOTICE TO OVBRSBES.
All overseers of pubie roads in
Newberry County are hereby ordered
to give their respective sections the
full six days' work, as reqired by
lw, by December first nexrt. Over
sers and road hands liable to do road
d uty failing to comply with this or
er, when reported to this office, will
e prosecuted. All overseers are alsoi
ordered to file their returns with
Seither of the undersigned by Dee.
14th.I
By order of the County Board.
L. I. Feagle,
County Supervisor.
H. C. Holloway, Clerk.
PLANTATION FOR RENT.
The heirs of Frederick Werber, de
'eased, will rent for "ne or more
years the arable lands with the dwell
-ing etc., and tenant's house on the
Oidtown plantation containing aboutJ
thirteeni one-horse farms.
If no: rented as an entirety it will
be rented in parcels to suit.
For information apply ,to
F. Werber, Jr.,
Berwyn. Md.
1-2-09-tf.
0AL1' VALUABILE STOCKS.
At Union, S. C., November 15th.
The undersigned, as Executors of
the last will of Ann E. Rice, deceas
ed, under and by virtue of an order
of the Probate Court, for Union
Conty, will sell Monday, November
5th, 19q9, at eleven o'clock A. 31L,
(n A. M.), before the Court House
door, at Union, S. C.. .to the highest
bidder for cash, Three hundred and
eenty shares of the first preferred
tok of the Glenn Lowry Cotton MIill
f ar value of .9100. payin~g seven
per ~ent. dividend alraually :--also
Two hundred and fifty shares of the
',ilmon1 stoek of the (1lenn Lowr.y
nMil11 of the par value of $100
MEET ME AT MIMNAUU
AdMbL
0BRE
B R.E
We are pleased to anni
tober Yhis store has ever he
Pretty good proof that I an
increased patronage we h
h v- -al :nned to make Nov
Beau
Each
gest and
men who
we showr
Our rapid
statemeni
GO ONS
iH
It's
always w<
Shirt Wai
Up=to-Date M-j
MAGNIFICENT ARRAY OF TI
A magnificent showing of
athered from ther,Leading 13
ountry's style centers. ~The s
this department is proof positis
eing appreciated. Follow th
erry's best dressed women
imnaugh's. New arrivals d
show goods. COME.
DRESS GOODS E
Note the following prices, compare the2
150 pieces Fine Wo >1 Dress Goods, wo
merica 65 cents to 85 cents, your choice
week at only the yard 48 cents.
Another lot of about 100 pieces runntiing
yard, take your pick of anything in the p~
I am determined to clear out my Dress
r reak. Come.
- ~1~.*the
Dr
whi
fac
of
Irawing seven per cent. annual divi- enfore
lend. The said stoek will be offered stand
or sale in desirable blocks to suit
arasers in the diseretion of 'the Ih
xecutors. The Glenn Lowry Cotton ,date :i
[11 is located at Whitmire, S. C. ya
Win. Coleman' yearot
Whitmire, S. C. Dm
IF. M. Farr,
Union, S. C.
Executors. I
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ward
ANNOUNCEMElNTS. of the
For Mayor:
I am a candlidate for reelection to J. I
Lhe office of Mayor, subject to the derma
D+mori nrimary. T have tried to rules<
H'S.
CTOBI
AKS AL
:>unce that the month of Oct(
id-forty per cent. ahead of t
i getting FULL SHARE of t
ave received each year sin
ermber. the banner month of r
tiful S:howl
day brings arrivals of new and excli
best in this section of the State. Th
wish something high-class and out
Coat Suits and Ready-to- Wear Garr
growin ready-to-wear business sl
we could make.
OO LADIES TAILORED S
ALE THIS WEEK. You never s
100 Su ts, worth $15.0(
100 Suits, worth $20.0(
100 Suits, worth $25.0(
50 Suits, worth $30 00
25 Suits, worth $35 OC
Every Suit we sell v
7 down right pleasure to visit t
lcome at Mimnaugh's in either cas
sts. New Silk Unkerskirts. Every
lnery
IE LATEST. STYLES
Eats that have been
anufacturers of this
plendid patronage in
e that our efforts are
e example of New
wd get your Hat at
aily. No trouble to
|ARGAINS.
1 with the other fellows:
rth in every retail store in L
of any piece in t he pile this
from 98 cen-s to $1.5o the
le for only 69 cents.
Goods stock this fall, make
rhe Shoe I
of
~very pair of shoes are guarantee<
animals back from which they we
y Goads, Millinery, Ready-to-wea
y we have a walk-over in the Shi
t that I have more shoes piled un
Greater Newberry carry in stock.
e the laws of the town without -The frieDds<
as my pledge for the future. nounce him
J. J. Langford. Ward two and
reby announce myself a candi- the rules of th
or the offEee of Mayor for the J For Alderi
910, subject to the rules of the
ratic party. ~ I hereby ann<
Cole L. Blease. date for electi<
_____________________ Ward 3, and if
'or Alderman Ward One: tgvmy bsthe
. Baxter is hereby announced tire City.
election as alderman .from
one and will abide the rules _______
Democratic party. For Alder2
- I hereby ann<
'or Alderman Ward Two: Ididate for re-.e]
. G3reen is annowmeed for jl from Ward 4 o:
n for Ward 2. and will abide ry, subject to1
>Deneaipat.mary. I desire
EB U!
REC(
)ber just passed is by far th
he same month last year, a
ie trade, I am conceited en
,e we began business. It is r
ny business career.
ng of Coa
Lisive patterns in Coat Suits. Our s<
.ey have been chosen to meet the r<
of the ordinary in value. Never ii
aents which have attracted such wid(
)eaks more eloquently in our behalf
'UITS BY MONDAY'S EXI
aw as many high-class Tailored Sui
), sale price this week $10.(
), sale price this week $1 3.!
) sale price this week $18.1
sale price this week $25 (
, sale price this week $28.,
Ve guarantee a perfect
his department whether you buy or
e. New Chiffon Panama and Voil
thing that's new and attractive.
Challeng(
Its a challenge
values we offer
roo pieces good het
cents
.~..- oo pieces good, he
1/ yard 7% cents.
50 pieces good, hea
yard to cents.
2 bales heavy Newi
2bales heavy Celeb
roo pairs good heal
100 pairs 10-4 good
roo pairs 10-4 good
louse
Upper Carol
I to wear on your feet, as the hid
are made. Our expences are dlvik
.r goods, Clothing, Hats and ShoE
se business, as well as in other 1t
der my tables than most of thie si
>fR .Lmnc n fmy ward for their geel
for alderman from at the last election, an<
pledge 'him to abide self, if re-elected, to us
e Democratic party. efforts for the advancen
town and for the inter4
nan Ward Three. ward.
>unce myself as candi- Geo. Y
mf as Alderman from .I hereby announce my
elected will endeavor date for Alderman fron
ervice to the interests, (4) subject to the Der
Ward, but of the en-f mary.
E. L. Ro
C. H. Cannon.
na adFu:For Alderman War
mnce myself as a can- Grg .Easi e
ee@ionas Alermanted for re-eleetion as al1
the town of New.ber-- .rd o andifle cted.i
the Democratic pri-ineetofhecyhs
MEET ME AT MIMNAUGH'S.
)RDSI
:li ist and most successful Oc
nd fifty p-r cent ahead of 1907.
ough to believe we d- s rve the
ny desire to keep growing and I
t Suits.
lection is the big
)quirement of wo
1 our history have
3spread attention.
than any printed
PRESS
ts in all your life.
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O
fit.
not, and you are
Skirts. New Silk
to Meet the Prices
WE NAME.
'to you to make comparison of the
the season's choicest merchandise.
vy Outing, io cents kind, at only the yard 83's
avy Canton -Flannel, 10 cents kind, at only the
vy Canton Flannel, 15 cents king at only the
rrey 1Wills Sheeting, 8y/3c. kind at 6}{ cents.
rated Sea Island, 7 cents kind, at 6 cents.
y Cotton Blankets, $1.-50 kind at 89 cents.
y Cotton Blankets, $1.85 kind, at $1 29.
heavy Cotton Blankets, $2.50 kind, at si 98.
heavy All-Wool Blankets, $5 o-kind, at $3.49.
heavy All-Wool Blankets, $6.50 kind, at $4 98
e wore on'
led among
s. That is
ies. Its a
LOe dealers
I'I,
irous suppo4t I as a candidate for Alde't.an from
pledge my- Ward 5, subject to tho rules of the
e my utmost Democratic party.
ent of 'the
~sts of my Trustees Gradled school.
r. Summer. The friends, of W. S. Langford,
nominate him as a candidate for
self a candi- trustee of the Graded School from
Ward four Ward 4, an1d pledge 'him to .abide the
icratie pri- rules of the pazity.
John H. Wicker is hereby an
dlesperger. nounced for reelection as trustee of'
. the Graded School from Ward 4 and
i Five: will abide rules of the party.
eby nornnna- J. Marion Davis is hereby an
lerman from nounced as a candidate for re-elec
bil give othe tion as a member of the Board of
bes efors.Trustees of the Newhberry Graded