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k\jujr*. ? ^ ||c |jeralii anD jem Entered at the Postoffice at Xew^ ~ - 1 -1 berry, >. as ^n<i ua>> mctu^i. E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Tuesday, April 7, 1914. j I Why couldn't Newberry have a chau- i fauqua ibis yea-'? Needs some one to j get the crowd together and take the lead. This is a mighty good 'imp to use | the split log drag. It would do your i roads a great deal of' good if applied 1 in the proper way just now. TViic? Aloan im wpplf PlPilSP dOIl't 1 UAO 1^ V1V.U11 v* 1* " - ? lorget that. Look around you almost \ at any place in the town and you will ! "" I see the need of doing something to i make your town clean and look better, i I A little effort and a little coopera;ioii j and a little working together and we j will accomplish great things toward j making tnis a ciean wwd. -?*? * > Mr. Jas. L. Simms lias retired from j the ac.ive editorship of t-lie Orange- J burg Times and Democrat. He has turned it over to his boys. As a matter <of fact the boys have been doing a I great deal to relieve Mr. Simms for several years and mighty fine boys they are too and we wish them mignty j well. We are not going to permit Mr. Simms to sever his conncerioa with the Press Associaiion and shall expect ^ him ai the annual meeting at Chick Spring this summer. We hope our people will not go crazy j on the dispensary election. There is! no doubt the requisite number of names will be signed to the petition i to order the election. Suppose we all j agree to do just what those who are i f . > opposed to the dispensary insisted on ! doing when i: was necessary to get up j a petition to vote on retaining or do- j ing away with the dispensary some six years ago. Those who favored retaining the dispensary did not go around with petitions asking people not io eign the petition to order the election but they decided to submit quietly to Mrhat was the sober expression of the majority of toe white people of Newberry county and they .did submit. Now suppose we do the same *hing fctois year and let us not throw too many fits before the music s;arts. Let the people rule. \ In our brief experience we can recall some mighty good men who were "brought up" when there were a number of places in the town of Newberry where liquor was sold legally by the drink. The fact is we are not so sure but the number of good substantial sober men was larger in proportion than the same kind of men that you Those Have I ? We have am of Good Mul< going to sell < w #? 1 it you need ' and want t( reasonable p Sum me Stoc W w? ? are "bringing up"' in this 'own today. ^ Tv? undertake to remove all temptation :l by statutory enactment does not have'I a tendency to produce strong men. ,1 !->tiI suppose we nave a. suun <mu ? ! temperate discussion of the question and give every on^ credit for honesty . of conviction and sincerity of purpose and le: the minority bow gracefully t) tiie will of the majority in good old j. democra ic fashion. Tt can not help r'-.o f:mv of remnerance or of prohibi tion to accuse every one who may take I an active part in the dispensary cause i| \vi h doing so from a selfish motive or 8 ^ of expecting a "job." Give the other ;l fellow credit for the same honesty of g opinion that you claim yourself. I J|S a nni _ _ U K22Z38HBBS5B? ? 1 il0 f masmmi Mutual Movies I ran Did you "Movie Fans'' ever stop to think of the high class of pic tures run daily in your Little Ground Floor Theatre kllO\ The Arcade I eoim " w I o " 1 I This little play house ofters each i| day for your pleasure and pastime ; v 4 reels of pictures that reaches j - % Newberry just 21 days after they 99^ are shipped from Mutual iFilm Co.'s studios. ! . I 1 The features of multiple reels 'I shown almost daily are equal to :| most any special features that in jl most houses you are forced to pay 25c to see. The comedies by Key- n stone, Komic, Royal and Apollo are 9 acknowledged as the best. I The Westerns pryauceu uj nmd- j ican, Broncho, Kay-Bee, Domino j are the largest put out by any film' J concern. ; ^ ! ^ That series of that much talked i ^ # of "MUTUAL GIRL' which, consists 1,1 ^ of 52 pictures or one for each week ^ in the year and which is shown at g ( 1 THE ARCADE theatre every Satur- , ^ day is without doubt ifte greatest j ^ ! series ever put out. You see Mar- j 1 \ garet, "The Mutual Girl," in every part of the world and each week she introduces for the ladies the j i very latest in fashions. If you j This we< linery depj haven't been attending -these fea- Hats has i . . . , Visit this i | tures, suppose you start toaay. | f1oor wher T and untnr IKaster Ha $1. Once upi : get along < I1 knows she j ~>0 piece; i 1 B r*c' very Arrived | 15c 100 piec 1 1 _ _ J 1 aoods in tl >tner car-ioaa choice, Ea: es that we are 36 inch I iry, at oirl :heap. a good mule j > buy it at a [ rice see us. | I ^ :r~Wise k Co. I|l m if* JL i dsicr ' HIS WEEK c eclipse the selling r< vs when Mimnaugh ? to get them. It ha i to advertise by halv est Spring and Sun Read the list with th WHIT] You never ii % array of brigli wear Garment' ?* -*^'> 11 / on im 3 vuu om..u cm mi ^*7 ' button and la< EASTER MILLINERY. "rLlo and ?pi??>v7a 3k will be a big week in the Mil- ^ew Iine lad >rtmpn.r A mnrp handsome lot o! two straps... lever been exhibited in this city. ^ our ^ big department on the second YP e yea have thousands of trimmed timed Hats :o .select from. Your Standard St t is here. and sells the \ is 50 3IIDDY BLOUSE 9Sc. >E>1 ok a time a girl though she could 2,000 pieces without a Middy Blouse. Now she x , , Ribbons, o to cant. Will put on sale This week , , M . u.,,. , . . , shades, worth 51.oO Middies at, choice each. yard W ( BEPES AT 10c YARD. WHI 5 in the lot, a fine soft finish fab- -"0 dozen Wi stylish for summer wear, worth Easter sale pr lere, Mimnaungh's price is... 10c h A > E ( LOTH AND RATINES All the new including net es piled on a big bargain table, sor!ment ot n, he lot worth 3">c to 50c, take your ster week at only, yard -oc BARGAINS BLEACHING. Plain Crepes Poe Mills Bleaching, 8 l-3c qual- for making wa y, the yard 6 l-4c Easter sale p The Store Whe 1 ? ?ur efforts wil scords of this store. advertises bargains s never been the p es. We have planr imer business of < below and co e "crowds." E FLAXOX AT 15c. PAJJ and sheer cloth, plain or Pajama Checks value, Easter sale price..15c ^ a yard> sa,e .-WEAR DEPARTMENT . i all your life, saw such an .. Ti j x ^?t an old su: it, new, attractive Ready-to?. Every garment a marvel. springs models, in upper Carolina can show clothing stores $ mense s:ock of ladies' Ready- ?10.00, $12.50 and :n;s. Tailored Suits, Silk rie Dresses, Waists, Skirts, TWEAR EOR EVERYBODY Selby Shoes and Oxfords are near. New styles on sale for 1 metal and patent leather, tan, Jj^T ce, vici kid. All at reduced \ " " <n'-? Af\ no ek selling $!.??, ies' Whi<:e Canvas Pumps and "vT~7 . .. .<JSc, $1.2.) and $1.50 /? ; Shoe department. \j KOX GINGHAMS. 0 aple Apron Ginghams, worth . vorld over at 8 l-3c, our price 5c J EASTER 1JIBBOX. ' EAS of tlie newest Easter Hair 100 dozen fame 9 inches wide, all the best double finger ti] 35c to 50c, at choice, the white, SI.50 glov -*>c 25 dozen Kay< te pique skirts. chamorsette Glq\ lite Pique Skirts, worth $1.50, east ice 98c e 50 dozen Silk iter neckwear. special pair ... things are now on display, 50 dozen Silk yokes, collars and a fine as- special pair ... 2W ruffling. 25 dozen gilk i THAT ARE RECORD special pair .... BREAKERS. 60 dozen Lad: 5, solid colors, what you want ings> va*ue rm weather frocks, worth 25c, 60 dozen Misse rice 19c 20c, special ? re Everybody S EX3 VH t 'm 1 be to | The trade I they are J Jan of this H led for the H >ur career. S me h .{ M mm ima checks. v , soft finish, 36 inch, worth price 10c * %. \ ) new spring Suits it in tfre house, all this Suits worth at regular 115.00 to $20.00, our price is $15.00. ; * ' JR ft I TER GLOVES. f jfl ius Kayser Silk Gloves, with )s, 16 bu'tons, black and | e, choice p ir ?9Sc ;er's two clasp white and res, at special .'.25c and 50c ER SILK HOSE. | wj Hose, all colors and black, I 49c I M Hose, all colors and black, I 98c I |jj Hose, ail coiors anu uiaua, ies' Black Economy Stock- m s' Black Ribbed Hose, worth 121.2c h's \ II 1 ^ ihops j - A