The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 31, 1914, Page FIVE, Image 5
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This is no guessi
I cart and harnesj
and win. Some
' IT'S A
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^ It costs nothing to ent
girl, children oi those;
can start right in to-day
stores mentioned in this
you want to enter the Pc
write your name on the '
can start right in getting
Then tell your mother
buy at the PONY CONT."
Votes are given with a
ment of all new or old bi
collect bills for him and ;
votes. You can get hun
every cent you collect w
prised to see how fast th<
^ I in to-day and you will lis
Write name of child 01
I How to G
of
If you know of some o
Clothes, or Shoes, a Hat
ings tell them to go to E
for the Pony Content. I
* Dishes, Glassware, Tinw
Notions, and finest Cane
4-^
IiiCi <SJ1U iiCi HICIiU.-> IV
Stores and get votes fo
even body eats and-that
for Groceries and Meats,
ca-es, they will, keep,
Look up seme one needii
Auto that needs repiirs, i
out for some one going
fact tell father to buy on
This Pony Contest is gi
s .
OPERA h
I Vaudeville and P
^ J TtiE HERAEDI
Printers and t
' Give Votes on I
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Newberry Hardwa
n Hardware, Harnes
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Cyril Sc<it( in "The Day of Days," Arcade
Theatre August 3.
AI STRI A DECLARES WAR
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A Brief Manifesto Tells of Decision, I
Germany Ke.iects Mediation
Plan.
London, July 28.?iThe Austro-Hungarian
government declared war
against Servia today by a manifesto
which is one o: the briefest of hist
' tory's momentous documents.
Germany paved the way for this j
declaration by announcing her rejec- i
ti n o:' the British proposal to bring !
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luur luguuiii in i.uiin iwivv, ,
for mediation. Germany explained1
hor ally could not bp oxpcc:ed to submit
her acts to an European council j
^^^^^though she were one of the Balkan j
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Contest Be
ing contest and there
> will go to the boy 01
: hustling boy or girl
_ _
ill free
er this contest. Any boy or
giving votes, or their employees,
Just go to any ore of the
advertisement and tell them
>ny Contest. They will let you
big iegistration card and you
[ votes.
, father ^nd all your friends to
EST STORES and vote for you.
11 cash nu-chases and on pay
lis. Ask some merchant to let
in that way secure many extra
dreds of votes in this way for
ill count, and you will oe sur2
votes will count up S.art
ive a splendid chance to win.
1 tickets given you.
et Thousands
Vnfoc
ne you can get to buy a suit of
or anything in gents furnishwart-Perry
Co, they give votes
f mother needs Enamel Ware,
are, Books, ?>r School Supplies,
lies at 10 and 20 cents lb, tell
po to Robinson's two 10 cent
r you And you know that
E. M. Lare & Co give votes
tell tlr m to buy Can Goods by
and that you need the votes,
ng Auto Supplies, or have an
or a new tire, keep on the lookto
buy a new Automobile, in
e and < o to Mower's Garage
v en by the following 1 eading I
n . ti
counts. 1 airomze i aem a
iousi I
idore Show
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1ND NEWS T- M.
ublishers
everything
ire Company ^
>s and Paints Gives
This announcement preceded the ; d
declaration of war by cnly two hours a
and showed the harmonious working!
; of the partnership between the two t a
rations, which stood firmly together ; 1:
! through the Bosnian crisis of 1909. j
hook to St. Petersburg.
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; The centre cf interest has shifted ;
j sharply to St. Petresburg, ' which j ^
; holds the decision whether an Eu|
ropean war, which probably would
i shift the balance of power if not re- i'
! i
. arrange the entire r ap of Europe, is ;
j c
j to break out. Negotiations are afoot i w
ther ebetween the Russian foreign 1 "
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minister and the Austrian ambassador j
which are designed to "localize" the i
conflict.
The next news expected is the occu
pation of Belgrade and that now may *
be an .accomplished fact. Reports of
encounters along the frontier have not
been permitted to pass the censor, -but
military experts here believe mcbili- S
zation already has been effcted and
that a campaign is under way. o
Ready to Act. v
There is no enthusiasm in England j s
for war, yet there is a general belief j
tfat her obligations to her partners ?,
in the triple entente and her interests v,
ns great European power will force
1 er to support Russia and Franco in J ;
any steps they may take. I ,
The immediate effect of the Avar. \\
cloud is likely to be a compromise on j u
heme rule, since all parties reel that ! c
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" fedc** nk><?&? Lk ?. -, ^ Or v
gins August 1st
is no lucky numbei
r girl who has the g
will get it FREE.
nim^i % im m*.
btitumu r
Buggy and Ha
Get in Contest T
Register your n
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stores below and i
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and friends to mak
stores.
The outfit will '
vember 1. Some 1
years wins it. Wb
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iHsmess firms ci newoerry,
md Help to Select the Pony'
rr^AY
s, Toilet Articles, Etc.
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Jeweler
Fixes Watches Too
ewberry Savings Bank
votes on new accounts.
ilriwvi v iTi rfH
ioiuestic dissensions must be sealed
? all cost in the face of outside peril.
Thp fierce demands of t.ie Conserv
tive papers for a general election
lave beeii hushed. The foreign office
as bee me the most important
-ranch of the government and no "one
vants to risk the possiblity of losing
>ir Edward Grey with iiis exceptional
nfhience in the councils-of Europe.
The British warships everywhere
ire taking on supplies. Soon after it
>ecame known that Austria and
Jervia were at war all the officers and
ailors ashore at Portland and Wey
n uth were summoned to their ships.
>K>VS OF ST. PAI LS.
>1(1 Folks Day to He Observed August
jo?Preaching Sunday?Person,
al and Otherwise.
Special to The Herald and News.
St. Paul, July 30.?In the absence
i our pastor, the Rev. Mr. Riser, who
.ill hp flwav to liold a communion
ervice at St. Matthews of whicM
hurch the Rev. Mr. Anderson is pasthe
Rev. \Y. 15. Aull, of Dyson,
ill preach Sun lay niorninsr at 11
Y1 ck. Sunday school at the usual
ur 10 o'clock. We will he 2:lad to
e and hear Mr. Aull as i.'ie Anils
rst settled in this section. Rev. W.
Aull's fat'ier used to live near the
hurch, and his grandfather and.
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I on ian
and Closes Dece
or prize drawing feat
;reatest number of vol
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ANY fflNTFST
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mess Complete
rv rv k
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ame at any of the
jet your kin people
e purchases at these
i KT _
?e given away noboy
or girl under 12
y not you?
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and Coupons are given by them
s Future Owner. Get Your Chi
E. M. Lane & C
Groceries and Me;
Newberry Billiard P<
Cold Drinks and Cigars
pnnr. a\rn rttjtart
x vy \/ jl-j
Mower's Garag<
Autos a d Auto Supplies.
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! MiiBJingaBam^
arandmot'ner. Rev. Herman Aull and sar
j wife are buried on the old homestead ly
. r.ot far awav. i i
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i Old Folks OaV will be observed nere wil
! i
on tie third Sunday in August. C. J wa
M. hlfird, Esq., of Lexington, will ad-: Aiii
' dress the old folks 011 this occasion, j die
! The exercises 011 that day 'will be J eei
| kn wn as old :olks day and everything , ext
1 will be done to make this a day 0: : bes
! pleasure for the old people of the ' oil:
j community. This will be all day ser- j pal
j vice. You are invited to bring your j 1
j basket and spend the day. The wel- j
; come will be warm. ; t
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i Rev. M. C. Riser assisted his broth-1 pa]
i or in the service here on the third | ati
i
j Sunday in July. Tt was communion
day and there was. a large congrega- vjg
ti: n present as usual. j
Our farmers of this soction are
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.about through work and are now en- q
i joying that good summer rest and 0jd
j good sweet watermelons. But it ^
seems that our pastor, Rev. Mr .Riser, jnor
is having the busiest time at" his life fun
j perrorming matrimony. aunuu\ mumj
ing about 9 o'clock Mr. Ralph Miller tre
! and Miss Flay Ix>minick, daughter o? ]lla
I Mr. \V. R Lominick, drove up to the
: parsonage and were soon made hap- 7un
py by the pleasant announcement that
t: y were man and wife. V]-S]:
About dusk the same afternoon Mr. Sec
| Ken K. Wicker and Miss Millie Liv- \
: ingst n, daughter of Mr. J. H. Liv- (]au
! ingston, were found waiting for the the
1 /
;mber 1st.
i_ J _
ure connected wim 1
;es by December 1. <
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and get lots of votes.. And get dad
you and ali of your little friends to
ture Show, Opera House, and ge.
sister and auniie that P. K. Way
all kinds of Stationery, Toilet and 1
you go along with them and get L
Ttrinl-c onrl f-pll mntlipr tVicif cp11
JL_y iiilXVJ, UUU iVJ.1 iAiVl-iiV* WAAMI. 14V UV*<
ing Extracts and Mazda Lamps, t
lots of light, and you get votes or
everybody to go to The Herald and
subscriptions, or subscribe to'the p
votes, they also give votes on advei
job work, let them print Sister soi
Uncle and Daddy that The Newb
gives votes for Pool and Billarsd,
Drinks, Cigars and Tobaccos. Wal
and tell them to 20 to West-Martir
Furniture thereby Feather the Nes
niture, Rugs and Art Squares, Stcn
el ware, and when West-Martin sa
Lots of votes given here. The Nev
will give vot'S on all new accounts
during this contest. Tell Daddy to
ings account at this bank and get
that they give votes for every depoj
during this contest, and to get all
friends to open an account and get
Tell that beau of sister's that he <
merit ring it T. M. Rogers', or thai
or any kind of jewelry and get v
given for payments on repair wo
Hardware Co sell all kinds of Har(
Paints and Varnish and enamels, al:
implements, ice cream freezers, ai
votes on these and more on stoves
up and get these votes.
Remember this, the boy or girl
-mr* V'TO T-rvfoc or<i+c tine Imrul*;
V-UJCO Llit \ VIV..J ?.? > UU.J
for Cash Purchases or for (he
Id in this Contest NOW:
!o. Robinsor
ats. Sto
irlor West-Ma
' Furniture. "
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? Ewart-Pe
5 ' Clothing, Shoes,
/ ings, Trunks and I
no announcement, which was glad- bia.
granted them. ffh
Tuesday evening at 4 o'clock, not- ?ani2
:hstanding the pouring rain that
s falling. Dr. J. Hoy Johnston and
ss Annie Hatton, both of Pomaria, ai '
>ve up tj the parsonage and re- know
ved the same announcement. t\Ye ~ster
.end to tl'.ies eyoung people our very ! ? c
;.t wishes r'or a bright an'd prosper- c
5 future as they journey along the llc i*
:h of life together.
Hiss Anna Koon is the guest of Miss ! ,
x \ Clint
Liise Counts. \ j
Jr. .J. R. Livingston spent the latter eroru
*t of last week with friends and rel- j here
ves at Leesville. ; r
tfiss Rosalyn Summer, of Xewberry, i will s
ited at the parsonage last week. The t
)r. J. A. Slign ana wife are visiting ir.cid<
?nds in this community. I kind
rlen Eugene Lathrop, the 4-months- ; moun
baby of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lathrop Iccat<
d at their home here Sunday even- lookii
and was buried at St. Pauls, the their
era! service being conducted by ments
'. M. C. Riser in the absence of back
pastor, who was away at Bach- I swim:
n Chapel conducting the funenl most
Mr. Edwin Epps. who died in C3- the v
ibia on last Sunday. j The
Ir. Willie Stone, of Vaucluse, is Ha G
ting friends and rr'athvs in this j Robei
tion. ! burg
Tr. and .Airs. D. Walter Wicker and McLe
ghter, Mrs, Alberta Wicker, spent jCharl
first part or the week in Colum- j Bisho
-4
t. The pony
J
Get busy now I
dy or mother to take
the Vaudeville Piclots
of votes. Tell |
J ... ii_
, int uruggiM, sens '
beauty Articles, and
ce Cream and Cold
s Drugs and Flavorhe
kind that makes
1 all of these. Tell
News and pay up
aper and get lots of
tising, printing and
ne Stationery. Tell v
erry Billiard Parlor
as well as for Cold ,
:ch the newlyweds,
1 Co and buy their
ts. They sell Fur
T> T>
/eb, tvauges, xz<iicixjiiys
its cak its oak.
kberry vSavings Bank
opened at that tank
let vou j^tart a savw
/
votes, and tell him
sit on new accounts <
of his kinfolks and
those votes for you.
;an get that engage:
he can buy a watch
ULCS, cllJU VUIC3 cii C
rk. The Newberry
Iware and Harness, 1 r ??w
so a full line of farm
ad they give lots of
and ranges. Hustle
that works and seome
prize free.
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rtin Co. I
"It's all Oak." I '
rry Co.
Gents Furnish3ags.
iWMaa|>|t|MMM1|
e mission class that has bfeen or
:ed recently in this communitygive
a play at Pro:'. D. L. Wedeo
Wednesday, A'lzust beginning
5:30 o'clock. This play is
n as the ugliest cf seven, and
Mason. Admission 10 cents, and
ents. The proceeds will go to
hurch extension farm. The pub;
urged to attend.
On Camping Trip.
on Chronicle, 23rd.
th Mrs. Julia Griffin as chapa
party of young people left
early Monday morning ior luxelear
Hendorsonville. where they
spend ten days on a camping trip,
rip was made in two automobiles,
sntally, "both were 'iFords,'' the
that never hesitate in climbing
tain hills. The" camp is ideally
?d and these young people are
ig forward with much pleasure to
stay there. Among the amuse;
afforded by the camp afe horseriding,
car motoring, boating,
ming, picnics, tennis, in fact,
nnv kind nf amusement that
our.g might be looking for.
>se in the party are: Mrs. Juriffin,
chaperone; Misses Emmie
tson, Zee Wright, Fannie Richand
Ruth Byrd; Messrs R. C.
es, J. W. Smith, Jr., of Newberry,
ie Wallace and L. K. Hagocd, o^fl
pville.