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^ ? - %/ "v * A: r I '&? '?:' ' ' i-t^" .vXvMv *coL?l, \v!v.v. v.v.'.v.*. . xnou y.yy.y . . ^ ; vS:^ :v\/:;ii:!:::!:::$SS NNNNV.^^vX'Xv^X^wCytfl^N^w'*r!ANN!ANNNN??NNNNNNNNNV?Vv?NV.v vXvXvXv:-;-:^XvXygW^^TO ?. . I .v.v.w.w.w.v.ww.ww.'I **?.. ? SCF>'E FROM "31 ITT \ <$> < > AT THE OPERA HOl'SE <8> <?>_<$> < > ^fnft and Jen in Mexico.'' ^ <s> 4> True to his promise, Gus Hill offers a new vehicle each successive season for Bud Fisher's eccentric character conceptions "Mutt & Jeff." One cannot imagine the arduous labor at- j tached to the task of furnishing a new j book for the ludicrous troncs 01 mose two ill mated comics, for the reason that th 5 pace set by the original production is a hard one to follow. There must be.a laugh to every line o:' "Mutt j & Jeff" dialogue,ia scream to every sit- ] rat-ion, the audience looks for it and j ( it must be forthcomng. New ones, j mind, not old time worn "gags,"' how. ever, Mr. Hill has succeeded admirably in keeDine faith with his patrons and has oflered a suitable and satisfactory t>ook for the past four years. <l,.Mutt and Jeff in Mexico" bids fair to j prove the most successful of all former productions under the title, which alone suggests humor even to tee layman's mind. Wonderful opportunities >> are offered for scenic display and light effects, which have been taken ad- j vantage jf to their fullest extent. The ! first scene is laid at Annapolis Naval < Academy, when a probable war is an- j nounced with Mexico. A battleship is J about to sail for Vera Cruz under seal- j ed order. "Mutt & Jeff disguised as j secret service men, succeed in obtaining passage to Vera iCruz. Once on board the battleship the fun begins ! -J AK i?l tr +V? ??A/\ It MA f uuu vjUiiLiiiurd lui ncai ij tuicc uuuio, j interrupted of course, by some time- 1 Iful chorus numbers, songs dances and tango manoeuvers or specialty fea- , tures. For the coming season Mr. Hill offers the most capable company of performers he has ever been able to gather together. Those two "comics," "Mutt & Jeff" with their entire official family will come to the Opera House next Monday. September 21.. Past experience with Gus Hill's ''Standing Room Only" sign, should have taught you to secure seats in advance and void disappointment. TWELVE PERISHED IX FROZEN >ORTH Dozen of Karluh's Men Lost After ?'reek?Eleven Others Safe. Nome, Alaska. Sept. 13 (Delayed in ' Transmission).?Twelve members of the Stefansson Artie expedition have perished, it was learned today when the United States revenue cutter Bear arrived with 11 survivors of the exploration ship Karlnk's crew, rescued from Wrangell island by the gasoline schooner King and Winge and transferred to the 3ear 75 miles from Wrangell island. me ivariuK was crusea in tne ice last January and part of the crew, after incredible hardships and perils, reached Wrangell island, but 70 miies distant on March 12 with 79 days' rations. These were exhausted about June 4. Death by starvation and cold was ever near the castaway until September 6, when the rescue ship arrived. The King and Winge, after leaving Nome September 3, went to East Cape, Sioeria, to take on Eskimos and skin boats. She then laid her course for Rogers harbor, Wrangell island, arriving there about 1:30; o'clock on the night of September 6, j Four Eskimos in a skin boat ^vent 1 ashore and brought back a number ! . ? J of men. 'J he schooner then pro-! ceeded to the othei* side of the island,; where it picwed up the remaining sur- j vivors. A blac? and white cat picked ; up by tee Karluk's crew at Victoria, < B. C., last year also was rescued. Counting the eight men who perished on the ice while trying to reach land, after the Karluk was crushed, i the three who died on "Wrangell is land, and Andrew Norman of the Anderson party, who committed suicide j kt IS fi gSS 'Si ' ~ "r\- : iM" < ? v ' ' ., ' " """^ '" 'VS > " " & ... $:-, ' ,'vV' V A'-r.-f - ' ' S *i 9 A ^ " ! Mi 11k :s-?-:?:?v:: r j--- ' --- _______ ? i ?? M) JEFF." OPERA HOUSE 310 >1) AY by shooting while insane from exposure, 12 men of the Ste.ansson expedition have died. After the Karluk was crushed in the ice north of Herald island last January, her party camped on ice for some time. Finally they decided to make for Wrangell island. They divided into parties and set out. The parly led by Dr. *"orDes-.\iacKey changed its mind and headed for the Siberian shore. It repented and was seen to lay its course again for Wrangell island. Four days later, in the third week of February, a tsrrible blizzard raged which opened the ice in all directions and churned it. There was no hope that any of the eight' escaped, but the survivors on Wran it nr'l i T-i Arnr\' t r* 11 An geil iblclIIU in t'ti; UJI for the eight lost men, going even to Herald island. After their rations were exhausted, the castaways subsided on whatever food they were able to gather. They killed three polar bears and many seals and birds. How to K(?ep Young. In the September Woman's Home Companion Ralph Waldo Trine, writ ing an article, entitled "What is Youth??What After Youth?" writes :.n part as follows: ? "A very general rule with but few exceptions can he laid down as follows: The body ordinarily looks as old as the mind tninks and feels. "Shakespeare anticipated by many years the 'best pyschology of the times when he said: 'It is the mind that makes the body rich.' An eminent \ modern writer has given utterance to the same truth more fully and more helpfully, perhaps In the following: 'The prevailing state of mind, or character of thought shapes the body and features. It makes us ugly or pleasing, attractive or repulsive to others. Our thought shapes our gestures, our mannerism our walk. The IfoPERA | MONDAY, I | A Battlesl I Entra # Mexican \\ Mutt <! I! l\/f^ I ITS THE TRIE FUN F OF THE I You'll Never Be Dissapp They're In Me: See Muit and Jeff 1 n 11 I smokeless Everything New and I SEAT SALE AT G jrnces: - a ^^1^'- -z r ||f " : ' vM. ... ! ! ? ? ?M' *. '< ?' v. % ->>> ' ''I i|M S^fc B |fc . ' ; : * *.*. -. .\v VXV:VV.\\\\va%,A\\VX\V:\V: ; vvvv/.;.v.^.v.v.-.-,; \\v.v.v.v.v.\v.* ' '" ' X... - >. ' ^ . SEPTEMB ER 21, 1U14. ?? ??? , least movement of muscle has a mood of mind, a thought, behind it. A mind always determined, has always a de-1 termined walk. A mind always weak,j shifting, vacillating and uncertain, j makes a shuffling, suamonng, uncer- i tain gait. The spirit of determina-; tion braces every muscle. It is the thought-elecement of determination filling every muscle. ... If you send from you in thought the elements, of worry, fret, hatred, or grief, you are putting in action forces injurious to your mind and body. . . Look at the discontented, gloomy, melancholy, and ill-tempered men or women, and you see in their faces proofs of the ac;ion a:' this silent , force of their unpleasant thought, cutting, carving and shaping them to their presnt expressioon. Sue 1 people are never in good bealth, for that force acts on them as a poison, and creates some form of disease.'" The Twlifflit of KiHg;s. Exchange. The hellish crash of shells that speed to kill, The red, red shrieks that rend the war^ursed air, Foul slaughter's sounds from every vale and hill, ^en thousands dying while ten thousands cheer. Oh, kings, these are your death knells; these on high I Scream to a world that you must be 110 more. Wail that the despot's twilight time is nigh, Inscribe your fall with every drop of gore. ; Each moan that rises from a widow's i heart. t ! Each sob that shakes a virgin sweet heart's breast, J Each tear- that falls as child and father part, J Proclims your sun is downing 'in the west. HOUSE I SEPT. 21ST ! A ' 1 ^ Jf% up rull or i ncing I Maidens I fe Jeff m / dco :d and true n> an * if CENTURY I | ointed in a Gus Hill Show I rp 1 nn? sico ihis lime. "ake Vera Cruz With Powder, I Up To The Minute. lILDER & WEEKS >Oc to $ 1.50 ! ???* 3 ji rrptp**<\fv/ \ j* ? " *,~7''"T^' * ? ^^_ ? .. y? -^-- .?-. J * I { > l, \, - < J YOI K CORN WILL VANISH in a few days if you will use our corn cure as directed. And going to the other extreme our scalp lotion will I remove dandruff just as quickly and I effectively, fr.ose are oniy two or the good things Lo be had at this drug store. We'll tell you the others J if you ask. Mayes' Drug Store Phone 133. Newberry, S. C. I * I Kidney Trouble?if you suff, write today for sample bottle of Whittle's Epsom-Lithia water. The most effprl-ivo wcitpr fnr /Mirinor Rhpiima tism, Diabetes, Brights disease. A wonderful Uric Crystal solvent and Acid Eliminator. Heals the weak Kidneys Readily. Write at once Whittle Springs Co., Whittle Springs, E. Tenn. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. By C. C. Schumpert Probate Judge. Whereas, Thomas Duckett Copeland made suit to me to grant him letters of administration of the estate and effects of Lucinda Caroline Moseley These are therefore, to cite an dadmonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Lucinda Car oline Moseley deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the court of probate, to be held at "Newberry, S. C., Ox. September 30th., next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand tthis 10th, day of September, Anno Domini 1914. f1 f Cn m nnrf V? KJV/aumy^i J. P. N. C. BA>>A-MAZDA LAMPS 3 times more light for same money 25-Watts 30c. 40-Watts 30c. 60-Watts 40c. lOO-Waits 70c. Telephone 158. Quick Delivery. P. E. WAY, Druggist. We Give Pony Votes. Dr. J. A. AVhittmore, optician of the 10. L. Walter Optical Co., Columbia, will be at T M. Rogers' jewelry store ! September 16,1 7, 18 and 19, with ! samples of everything optical. Special I attention g'ven to school children. lie ! uses no crops or drugs and does not ; claim to do the miraculous. No charge | ror examinations. Remember the ! place?T. M. Rogers' jewelry store from Wednesday, September 16th to' Saturday, September 19. ?Adv.-3t | OUR FJHEXDS IX PROSPERITY Gire Added Praise.. Their Statments Are Convincing, It is gratifying for us to read such j good news, as the following, for it shows that the experience of our ; friends in Prosperity is the same as that cf many Newberry men and woman liova onnl'on Allt O? Vioartilv U-'OU TT UU XXC* > ^ ovuw w* UVM>? v*^ I in 'these columns: Mrs. J. M. \Vhe9ler, Prosperity* S. C., says: "My kidneys were disordered for a long time, causing terrible 1 pains through my loins and limbs. I also had a constant ache in my back and on some occasoins, I could scarcely get about. The kidney secretions j were unantural and annoyed me great- j lv t pnnsnltpri spvpral nhvsicians and i x. ? I tried a number of kidney remedies, but! did not improve in ithe leas:. I had I about given up the hope of ever being j cured, when my son-in-law procured a supply or Doan's Kidney Pills for me ; at Newberry Drug Co. He had read j that they were good for kidney trouble | and induced me to try them. I did so 1 i and af:er Ihad taken two boxes, the: backache had left and my kidneys I were normal." ~ "? ^11 "nnrt'f JTilUtJ UUC,. 0.x, <Xt. ucaiuo. uuu v | simply ask Tor a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that Mrs. TV heeler had. Foster Milburn Co.. Pr p?, "D 12Ta I o, X. Y. T have just op< ^ new stock of G stock comes from c Crystal Factories in Glass Association. When in need you to come to s war has had n< my prices. See BETTER GOODS FOR Maves' ttk v n *7 The House of a Th EXCUR TA IV Savanna Jacksonvi AND Tampa. "Land of f Tuesday, Se VIA Southei Premier Car.ier o! From Greenwood, Columl: Rout Savannan Chappells $3 25 Old Town 3 15 Silverstreet 3 P Newberry 3 90 Prosperity 2 90 Pomaria 2 80 A Special Train will be open Jacksonville on the following Leave Columbia 11 rive Savannah 4:40 Leave Blackville 2:2 T_ _] ,:n? o.nn ~ Jdi:iVdUliYliic J.vv p. For full information, Pullmi j^nrnv tn nearest Southern As u *?? o. SUBSCRIBE TO THE HE ! \ 'aHPT* sned up my nt Glass. This >ne of the best the whole Cut it will pay mo Tko lll^i A AIV/ a effect on ! window. SAME MONEY :;r Store ousand Things mammmmmmmmmmemmmmmmmmmmmmmtmam SION ' f 7 , h, Ga. n.Q Flo A, 1U? , Fla. lowers" ipt. 22nd rn Ry > < n 1 : the South Newberry and >ia id Trip Fare to Jacksonville Tampa $5 60 $8 25 , 5 50 8 15 5 30 8 10 5 00 8 00 4 80 7 90 14 60 7 80 itetf from Columbia to C/>Il0f]lll0* uutvuuiv* 2:30 p. m. Arp. m. (c.t.) 10 p. m. Arrive m. an Reservation, etc., rent. RAID AND mm