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Tuesday, July 14. * '4. THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY. */v l.^v iiltf Li ti Tllix ,?IU>V1I IV Ijr t H.^mvu ^ ....V . Evening at TVhu Hall?Personal Mention. Special; to. The.iHeraii ?nd'. News. Prosperity, July 13.?{Mr. F. N. Calmes, oi .ILS^.iiaiiVia..visiting his uncle, Mr. A. G. Wise. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Bowers, of Fitz- } gerald, Ga., are tae guests of Mr. and j Mrs. L: S. Bowers. |Mr. Herbert Langford, of Colulibia, spent &he week-end at home. Mrs. d. B. Stocking and children ''v . are visiting in Greenwood. Master James Curlee and Robert Jennings are spending a month with Mrs. J. S. Wheeler. -4' Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Luther and Mr. j Tamps Luther. of Columbia, spent | ~s'.\ Sunday wit'a Dr. arid Mrs. R. L. * Luther. Misses Fay Rikard, of Newberry, and Schuler, of Orangeburg, have been visiting Mrs. Xannie Wheeler. Misses Mary and Pearl Ballentine, o:" Leesville, and Ethel Eargle, of i Lexington, 'have been visiting their school mates Misses Marie Kohn and : Alda Rae Waeeler. Mrs. Olin Bobb and Miss Gertrude j Bobb spent Monday in Little Moun-j tain. Rev. P. E. Monroe, of Summerland ; college, visited Prof. J. S. Wheeler last i week. Dr. C. K. Wheeler and Mr. Pat 1 Mitchell spent Sunday in Columbia. Misses Mary Lizzie Wise and Pansy ? - - ~ i Wallace leave Wednesday ior uoiumbia to be guests at a house party given by Miss Nell Kohn. Dr. A. J. Bedenbaugh, of Columbia. \ visited friends here (Saturday. Mrs. G. Y. Hunter spent Friday in j k Columbia. Dr. 0. B. Simpson has purchased a ! WF Ford car. Dr. J. S. Wheeler has a new Saxon car. iMiss Virginia Black has gone to "Pninfav to visit Mrs. D. B. GroseclGse. Miss Annie Moseley has returned | home after spending the winter in j Jacksonville. ilr. Lindsay Fellers, of Winnsboro, i spent tae week-end at home. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. BlacK will spend Tuesday in Columbia. Misses Lola Folk, of Denmark, and Annie Mae Bedenbaugh, of Kibler's-J Bridge, are the guests cf Miss Ellen j Werts. Miss Marie Schumpert has return- | ed home alter spending a m- nth in j Georgia. Phiidrpn's dav will be observed at I Zion church Sunday, July 19. Dinner will be served on i'.?a grounds. Public cordially invited. 'Mrs. R. T. P?*gh left Saturday for a visit ot her parents in Helena. Ga. j Don't forget the play entitled "Sister Mason" to be given Tuesday evening in the town hall. - . i Mr. Max Ballentine has returned to Columbia after spending the week-end with 'his sister, Mrs. R:y Kohn. No Harmony. The style in car steps, by the way, ^ As everyone confesses. m Don't fit in very well today I .-With current styles in dresses. f ?Kansas City Journal. 1 Program k ARCADE THEATRE ill Week of July 13 j Epf 310 > DAY, 13TH. "The Burden" .... Majestic '*Blue Knot** .... American "Mutual Girl"" .... Reliance W TUESDAY, 14TH. "The Dream Sliii>" - - - Be.iuty H "Dan Morgan's Way" - - Reliance JF "Gambling Rube* m - - Keystone; 1YEU3ESUAX, "Gangsters of >~ew York*' - R, ?fc M (Four Reel) "The Unmasking"' - - American THURSDAY, 16TK. "Birthday Present* - - Majestic "The Toy Shop" - - - Princess ' "Missing Bride* ... Keystone One Other Reel. FRIDAY, 17Tb. "Southern Hills'' ... Doming (1>vo Reels) ''The Deceiver* .... K tonic . "Perils of Pauline-' >~o. 7 - Pathe I (Two Reels) SL SATURDAY, 1STH. g| * "Remorse*' .... Thanhauser ; (Two Reels) "MabePs Married Life* - Keystone One Other Reel. FRED. H. Candidate I By ELBER / - ! Fred. H. Dominick, who is -J* the Third District of South Cai and has'been prominently and h and county of Newberry since has had a career which is- not c county; and State. . He was born at Peak, in L 20th. 1877, the eldest son of M whose ancestors .are of good father, Frederick H, Dominick farmers and one of the largest i':::: '' v :;:':;:::::;0';:':':' >:::-. ':. ;:; :x ty. His father moved from Dominick was educated in the < >1 IC CI Lilt 1VU IJKJ \ O lu v_?^i from which be graduated in t? Mr. Dominick then entered lina, where he remained for tw father, his mother moved to } Newberry College and Compl not remain to receive his degre ^ -V" 4-l-? /I + Kl C "To f ?1 ( OJllCC 11 iC Utdlll UJ IUJ iuuk. family, consisting of his mothei At the time of his father's d seventeen years old. He began the study of law in and attended the Law Depart! gii ia and took the Summer Li On the 6th of May, 189S, he law by the Supreme Court of office in Newberry immediate!] profession. As a lawyer, he hs for several years before the el a#Governor of this State, Mr. the Governor,?the firm being On the 9th day of January, 1 before the Supreme Court of tl He has served a> City Attorn ney for Newberry County. In 1910 and in J912 he manai for Governor, and in this cap; as an org-anizer. Mr. Dominick. >ince he has lj of Xewberrv County, has enj endorsement of the people of h lie has been in State politics, h the leaders in the Democratic Mr. Dominick. in 1900, was Xewberrv County, and served of 1901 and 1902. His record of service to the the time when he was able to < life-long Democrat, lie was cratic Party of Newberry C011 longer than any other man ev during tnat time nis iairness and conceded by his friends whole term of office, notwiths m this State, there was never a rulings. He was a delegate from ] Democratic Conventions of i<, i qi 2. Mr. Dominick is now Ass:si THE HERALD DOMINICK ; 7or Congress I TH. AULL. I a candidate for Congress from rolina. is a citizen of Newberry, ntimatelv identified with the city he has lived in our midst. He >n1v an linnnr tn him hnt TO lllS .exington County, on February j r. and Mrs. lacob L. Dominick. * Xewberry stock. His grand. was one of the most successful landowners in Xewberry Coun ; Ip^ ;.: - ' . ,. JMMBi i Peak to Columbia, and young city schools of Columbia, being :e the course in the city schools, >93the University of South Caroo years. Upon the death of his Cewberry, and there he entered eted the Senior class, bin did >e. rr, he has been the head of his *. three sisters and two brothers. .1 r\ ;?;o, ? eain young juuimun.ii. was uxij_> Xewberry in the spring of 1897, nent cf the University of Yiriw course there. was admitted to the practice of this State. He opened nis law y* and began the practice of his ls been eminently successful and ection of Hon. Cole. L. Blea>e Dominick was a law-partner of ( styled. Blease and Dominick. r?T^ lie. prlmirtpfl to nrartice le United States. ey of his home town and Attorned Governor HI ease's campaign acitv he showed marked abilitv ecome identified with the affairs /-i> ?./1 'mi! ^ marl'Pii CliJVl HIV . is home county, and later, -ince e has been recognized a> one of Partv. i elected to the Legislature from in that body during the sessions Democratic Partv dates hack to ;ervc the party. He has been a county chairman of the Demonty for eight consecutive \ears, er served in that capacity, and and his ability were recognized and opponents, and during his tanding the bitter political fight protect raised against any of his 'Cowberry Countv to the State 102. 1904. 19c/). 1908. 1910 and A ^ /? . 1 1 T . 1 tarn /\norne\ v^triit-rai. lit AND NEWS. this j?n with niarkc filled cver\ position which he Air. 1/ominicK was eiecicu u the Legislature, when he was now a candidate for Congres . gressional District. His recor< is elected to Congress, as he v interests of the people of the 'I take care of the interests of the in the past. Air. Dominick will attend meetings in the several counti< discuss with them the issues, of the Congressional campaigr Newberry, Monday, July 2/ (Greenwood, Tuesday, July . Abbeville. Wednesday, July Anderson. Thursday, July 3 Walhalla. ()conee Countv. 1' I Pickens. Saturday, August j <S> < > <?< ^ <?> <$> <i/ -j ? ? :<s> <8> , liAKBECTES. ; <$> <S 1 ; > , , < > <?> < > ^ ^ I j IW'e will give a first class lparbecue | cue at Mt. Pleasant July 31, county i campaign day. J. D. H. Kibler, an i expert baribecuist, will cook the meat : and make the hash. CJ*d drinks will i be served during the day. G. H. Cromer and Sons. We will give a first class barberuc j at Bethel school house, Pomaria, or - * -L -? -* mT_ ? ! county campaign aay, Augusi 11. iut ! services of an experienced cook have ; been secured and a fine dinner is asi sured. A pleasant tim^ promised j Public invited. H. F. Counts, Caldwell Ruff. ? ! NOMINATIONS. For Magistrate >*o. 6. B. R. Guin is herby announced foi Magistrate of No. 6 township, subjecl to the Democratic primary. FOR CONGRESS. I hereby announce myself a- candidate for Congress from the Third ConI ? Caldwell & Haltiwanger uro 1 JILjIV I Is a i Al 'lake Room _ Each and every ai the pr BIG 5c TABI Our big 5c table is lo? yards of different material this counter will do you lc vni L'T'lfurD J-l J1JL.TT ^51 .u.uua at one-half and cne-third Fancy Ratines, Crepes, "V see the assortment and you f\Ve have sizes for misses A SALE EXTKAOIiDINAF MEWS AM) CHILDREN I Every oxford is marKea low factory cost. Sizes a: but 4ry us for a pair?you ed that we can save you m< Prices range from pair Misses parasols only ... Beautiful Soisette with many colors, cnly eac'h .. Others at each f nmp tn this "Make IVVIUV iV UMV >? ?? some of these b Caldwel DRY GOOI | 1304 Main Street il ability and fidelity. a> lie iia* ! lired has held. I vle*' i prod > the Legislature. and served in only 23 years of a^e. lie is Exct s to represent the Third Con- H< ' - -.1/ ?1 1, ^ h&PF J speaKs ior lisen, ami wncu nc rill be, he will take care of the fflys, ^hird District, as he has tried to people whom he has represented Of t ^ , Cc many ot the County campaign ^ es so as to meet the voters and 4i Me will also be present at all 1 meetings as follows: L0a; r Ove: 0 Bon 28- a 29. Fur O. Due er 1 riday, July 31. Cur I Gol< . Silv ! gressional District, subject to the ^jie rules of t'.ie Democratic party. I John A. Horton. ; 'j ' Belton, S. C. '* Unc 11 TO FEED MEN ON CHICKEN r< ? ! p 11 Contractors Believe it Suitable j Duf Strength Producer. e Ind Tait (N. Y.) Dispatch to New York , t< World. ! Tin The Virginia Pipe Line Contracting j ^as 5 company, which is laying 13 miles of. Bill 1 pipie line to connect the $750,000 com- ; Cl * pressor plant of the Southern Califor-; ^ J nia Midway Gas company with the Xo. 3 well of the Northern Explora- ^ tion company, on section 22-431-23, \ gT, has decided to feed its pipe layers'; q chicken three times a week, hoping g thereby to increase the efficiency of ?as fte men so as to be able to complete , Wh( j th job on time. The company has I ab0 j until July 3. The gas is to be force j trU( j through the J30 mile pipe line of the * ! VfZA Tt?A. ** Arto Ainrionr f A T .Ac? Ano'loc: w ay \Tcca i/myauj w uu^ t Chicken as a diet was decided upon g by Ham Branham, an officer and; this (heavy stockholder in the contracting J company, believing this would spur j the men to added efforts. He also Cor contends that Chicken, being a semi- j j{ BHsarasBBBBBBBBmn s Call E, LAE Sale You C fford to Mis ^ CaIA rAnfimiAn Ai jdic VrUimuucd m rticle has been greatly redi ices will convince you of I ,E. MILLINERY ided with many uahe 11 Is. A glance at Every article in t' )ts of good. extremely low prici DKESSES next hat. Also a pi hnns prices BOY ROOTER* rhite and Colors, are sure to buy. The demand for F 4 ? and women. these warm days. _ ? to keep a child co l\ 0* LADIES, splendid assortment S OXFORDS. and yQu may buy th down away be- Others at re a bit broken, $9C CREPE KI will be^convinc>ney. ? 24p to $1.98 Beautiful Crepe K 39c ed colors and sizes, solid bands in A large assortme 39c Dresses, sizes 36 to ...24c and ^9e only, each Room" Sale every day this argains. First choice is bes 11 & Haltiw )S, MILLINERY AND READY-K Mail Orders filled from this ad. Send check. FIVE igested food, is, fr m a scientific point, more suitable as a strength ucer in hot weather. Not Wholly Unselfish. lange. }?Be mine and make me the >iest man in the world. e?iSorry, but I want to be happy elf. STATEMENT lie Condition of Wm. Coleman k > , Bankers, Located at Wbitmire, C., At The Close of Business ine 30, 1914. Resources. us and discounts $121,812.03 rdrafts 2,417.10 J -. A/IIJO nn'lio^ hv Lib il 11U MUtno i/nuvu %jj e bank 105,000.00 niture and fixtures .. 600.00 from banks and bank's 8,080.53 rency 3,954.00 i 15.00 er and other minor )in 664.81 cks and cas'ii items ... 75.20 i.i / i a r* ?T Otal OiS.O I Liabilities. lividej profits, less cur?nt expenses and taxes aid $ 56,361.95 i to banks and bankrs 200.91 ividual deposits subject ) check ... 61,526.16 le certificates of deposit 19,247.80 hier's checks 281.85 s payable, including srtificates for ' money orrowed 105,000.00 otal $242,618.67 ^TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ni'VTY OF NEWBERRY, ss. iefore me came W. R. Watson, ,hier of the above named bank, d. being duly sworn, says that the ve and foregoing statement is a & condition of said bank, as shown the books of said bank. W. R. Watson, worn to and subs ribed before nie 5 11th day of July, 1914. T. H. Watson, Notary Public. rect Attest: 1. L. Jeter. "i ? iwell & Haltiwangers | HPS? an't v r >s lother Week iced; a glance at that. 0 I ATTRACTIONS loom" Prices Ms department to go at es. See us about your retty assortment o>: rib i! BOY ROMPERS! tempers has been great There is no better way ' -'-LI. IT' - , n inionauie. we u<ive a. in sizes 1 to 6 years :m at pair 39c 24c JIO>AS 4>'D PORCH ESSES. iinonas in all the wanta $1.50 value for ...S9c ?nt of Ladies' Porch 46, "Make Room" prices 89c week and secure it, come early. anger's )-WEAR Newberry, S. C. ' $31