The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 17, 1914, Page FOUR, Image 4
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Entered at the Postoffice at New<?erry,
S. C., as 2nd class matter,
E. H. AULL, EDITOR.
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Tuesday, November 17, 1914.
We miss the good women who sojourned
with us for a few days the
past week. But their good influence
will linger for many days.
Some think that the opening of the
cotton exchange will put up the price
of cotton while there are others who
are satisfied to let it remained closed.
We understand that Summer Bros,
will build a first class roller flour mill
at Palapa and wiil be prepared to grind
ihe next crop. That is w^at is needed.
Why not pave the street in front of
law range and also the street in front
of t!.:e opera '..ouse. It would not cost |
much and would be more economical
han to be contiually trying to repair
;f I
T>.e ladies who had charge of the
lunch and the serving of it at the |
Crotwell hotel to the more than 400 ]
women for three days last week diet
their work well and thoroughly. It
could not have been done better. But
that goes without saying, for the good
women of Xewberry know how to do
things. There are none better.
The service on the rural routes is
very good and ve see no reason for
the change suggested by Mr. Burleson
to let tie contract to the lowest bidder,
while there are many reasons why
it should not be done if efficiency is j
to be considered, and that should be 1
the very first consideration on the;
part of the government.
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We ho<pe Mr. McLaurin will rush
' along iis warehouse system and get
i
to the point where he can get some !
money on his warehouse receipts, i
Money is the t':ing needed now. We
heard once of a fellow who went out
to borrow some money and he said
that he found there was no trouble
about the money but t':ere was some
thing the fellows he went to kept
i
taiKing about they called collateral. I
tftat is not the trouble now. Even I
witfa the best collateral you can't get , ^
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I prices we have f
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I toat Luits at ulf
We have a few more of those p
riroan Purnlo otr? rr\ o /^l 1 fVir- o fan
Iv * a iu ov.li xui a i/^ii
suits sold lor $20.00, $22.50. !For
long as they last, we offer for a s
Bring the cash.
Here is a Wonderful Mill
1 rimmed Hat
$1.98 and $2.98.
These hats are from our own ^
the handsomest trimmed hats 1
I season. Beautiful Velvet Hats, trii
fur bands, and beautiful roses. Ev
winter design. The actual values
$5.00 to $S.OO
New Velvet Hats at
New late winter Velvet, Plush an
received, scores of new styles. V;
teed to ?5.00. See window for dis]
P1 New ' et i f messaline
Special cr our November Sale.
|j| 8 find all the wanted colors. Uixed I
Blues, Green, Purple, Black, Tan, c
$2.00, special fcr this sale, eac'.. ..
If The Newest in.Nec
| Collar and Cuff set. Tango C
jLi 8 Chine Ties.
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j the money. Cotton should be and is
good collateral. It is something the
world must ha've. It will kee<p almost
as long as real estate. And does not
depreciate in value from the keeping.
Commissioner Watson and '^is party
will pass through Newberry on Wednesday
on their grain campaign. He
said to the editor the other day that
be would ibave a meeting at Little
Mountain and Prosperity and would be
glad to liold one at Newberry. We do
not believe that our farmers will attend
a meeting, or that one is really
needed in Newberry. The farmers are
planting all the grain they can and do
not need any encouragement on that
'score. What t::ev need now is some
o rt Kt* ii'Vt i AV? v% ??/\/\ .
ljia.ii u? lucj' can i tranze sumc
money worth while on their cotton, so
that they can pay,the merchant and
toe banker. If there are any sort of
favorable seasons another year there
will be an abundance of grain made
in this county.
It the 15 or 20 million men who are
engaged in butchering one another'
Special Ann
We take pleasure in anncun<
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The weirdest and most fascinatin
ever atte
This picture is in 4 Episodes an
Friday. Commeric:.
Eac'n Episode is i
Remember teat nereafter every Fr
When it isn't ZIXG<
WEDMES
"THjE MIUJION $ 1
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iSeeing the daring rescue by James
bed of quicksand. A thrilling- epii
episodes of "The Million $ Mystery"
line" Don't miss a one. When you
latest in movies, Just Go To
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in our Big Store w
,verv ladv in the co
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>ut on them.are sur
^r'ce Shoes!
retty suits in Blue, kXever before ha
dollar bill. These shoes The make
a quick selling, as man_ most)y w L
mall sum of $10.00 {0 $4 #0 ^ m?
see display on nrs
inery Sale of * (
S 50 bolts fine An
month only for bol
rork shop and are or I
lave produced t'tis LuC Lai
nmed with plumes, Ladies all Silk ]
eryone a new mia- 50c number for a. f
of these Hats are Limit 3 pair to a ci
play.
$2.49 Underwea
d Felt shapes just Shirts and Pant
alues are guaran- Reached fleeced lit
play. sizes.
ramus Women>
In this lot you
Jlue. All tVe new Shirts and Pants,
;tc. Values up to sleeves. Ankle len:
i,Sc Ruin
kwear Prepare for tae r;
ords. Crepe De Coat for ... .
With Hat to match
omrr---una hiiiihwim ihimi?
ite you to our store
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' could be put to growing something to
fiat no one would go hungry, and t'.iere
would be many happy homes that are
now torn by grief. Isn't it strange,
yes, passing strange, that men in a
Christian world would devote t':eir
time and their energy to destruction
of one another. And after all wnat
does it settle. And what is it all
about. We doubt if any of those who
are fighting could tell you what it
was about. There should be some way
to stop it. We heard a good deal last
week about send-.ng t'Je Gospel of
Peace to the heathen Chir.ee and the
terrible condition of t-ose millions
o/ people. Don't you think that these
millions engaged in thin war need the
Gospel of Peace just as bad as the
Chinee.
They are going to enforce the b'ue !
laws in Columbia. If the city won't \
be good they are going to make it good
by statute. We notice they are going ;
to stop the bootblacks from plying
their trade. Then why not stop the
ccoks and the street cars and the news- I
papers and t'":eir vendors and '..ave ab- .
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:ing that we have secured
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g, awe inspiring serial picture
mpted. j
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a will be shown'every other
ng tnis ivriaay.
n 3 to 4 Reels
iday will tie feature day at the
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MYSTERY"
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Cruze of Flo La Badie from a
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sode. There are only 7 more
and 3 more of "Perils of Pauwant
to see the very best and
krcade
Caldwejl I
ill be priced below
unty should see ou
e to mafce the goodi
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s just such a sale been known on
is W. L. Douglass, and John Free- <
j. Dcuglass."N^i::oes are worth up
>nth we offer them at $1.50 pair,
t table to left on entering store.
Cotton Diaper
tiseptic Cotton Diaper tc sell this
t 65c
lies' Silk Hose 25c . m
lose in White, Tan and Black, a
ew days at special the pair 25c
istomer. Don'i fail to see the disr
at Modest Prices din
s, medium weight cotton, full
led, long sleeves, high neck. All
i
s Underwear 48c
Jersey Ribbed, fleece lined, long
?th Drawers. Sizes 4, 5, 6. / 1
Coats and Hats J'j'
ain w':ile fc*:e sun shines. A rrood ^
$2.49
for 49c car
: to see our line wh
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The Big Store of
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mum nEHMHnmi a
solutely nothing doing on the Sabbath
except per ect quiet and rest. It seems
to us that the Great Teacher said at
one time and on a noted occasion that
the Sabbath was made for man and
not man for the Sabbath, when ihe was |
, rebuked by the Pharisees for doing
some good work in the cause of humanity.
There is too great a ten
lu irv 10 maKe people good Dy j
statute. You just can't do it. There 1
roust be another route. Of course I
there are certain things that should !
not be permitted on any day in the '
( week.
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Most of the banks have more money '
in t!:.eir \aluts they they usually have
If yon spend less
iogs work for yc
You Can Sa
if you will make
. 1 i
not get ncn sugc
sition to make q
HAVING 1
when opportuni
If You Would Know the
nri rv
i ne "Kainy u
is prepared for il
This Bank w
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TL- M 1
me mm
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'J Haltiivanger
the regular selling
r line before buyini
s leave us. Don't fai]
New Specially in Outing Un
$1.00 Gowns for i
50 Gowns* for
50c Underskirts'for
25c Underskirts lor
Job lot Hats for Girls and Boys, valu
oice any Hat in lot for
Cotton Blankets
Large 11-4 Cotton Blrnkets and large hi
:ts at each i
,AID BLANKETS
11-4 Plaid and Plain, Wool Mixed Blan
jm at ..
nn n r i n a
y?c Sweater Nale yoc
Big counter of Sweaters in Gray, White, !
ial, and etc., up to $2.00 values, special
Baby Blankets
beautiful Baby Blankets, animal patten
1 Pink, special each
Men's Work Shirts
"he famous M. W. S. Shirts for men in B
e, warranted full cut, all sizes each ...
[eavy Outing Shirts each . ... .
lew shipment of light Madras suitable f<
ne select your husband a few nice sh
ry neck bands in all sizes.
ether you buy or n<
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Little Prices
but they will not led out a dollar. If
seems to us t'.ot if tbiy could get
good collateral it would be well for
some of t'-is mo^ey to be out and in
circulation. It c?n certainly do no I
good to keep it locked in the vaults
of a bank. This is a time when we
must bear and forbear and we will
come cu'. better and strongor. But if
the creditor nuts the ? on thpro
is no telling where it will end. Take
the sales of land in November, all o: the
land bought in by the people who held
the mortgage. If the people who hold
mortgages now press them and sell
t)Se preperty will have to buy
and then take away from the man who
owes them the on;y means he has of
I
3 than you earn, an<
m in a bank,
? a a tl. \
v<e iviui c i nan 2
i up your mind to di
ienly, but will put 3
ukk and profitable
*EADY MONEY C
ty for a good inve
Value of Money, Go and Tr
ay" never comes tc
t.
elcomes small depo
ITEREST IN OUR SAVINGS D
jerry Savini
Jewberry, S. G.
Dry
mark for quick?disj
2f, for we have the \
[ to see us while voi
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derwear ^?>ys,
8Sc Suit fcr
.39c $4.00 Suit fcr
25c S3.00 Suit for
19c $1.50 Suit for
es t0 Read Ihese No
^ 10c Flannelettes at the ;
7 1-2 White Homespun j
Best grade, Check Horn*
eavy Com- ^ Apron checks the yar
C Check Outing the yard
Best Outing tee yard ..
kets* 10c Dress GignLam the j
. ...$L.9? 1(>c Bed Tick the yard
Best Shirting cloth the 3
12 1-2 Bed Hick
s'avy, Car- i5C Bed Tick the yard ...
each..9Sc 2oc Bed Tick the yard .
Kimona Outing the yard
$1.25 Umbrella for ... .
. -o, $2X0 Lap Robes .or ... ,
1 m Blue * .
loc Curtain goods, the y?
Men's Hats worth $2.50 f
ToC Laundry Bags for ..
$1.50 Bed Spread for ...
rown and Tango Hand Lags each .
Boy Scout Gloves pair .
ir siirts" Buttons! Buttons!--Wi
Frcm 2 l-2c dozen to $J.C
ment.
)t. Come, be with
WSGER
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Ne\
IIIW HI HTOCA.T r~~: -r W-7X ntSOk
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paying them, and not only that but 1
possibly the on-y means he has of
making a living for himself and his
family. The better plan is, if hp sherds
any disposition to do something, to
bear wit'.: fcim and encourage him
and help him to do something, and
also to pay what he owes. When we
get through this experience we will
all be stronger and the country - ill
t>e more prosperous and times will t>e
better. The thing is to get through,
and if we help one another and cooperate
and bear and forbear it will
all come out right. This is a great
country we ftave and it is no time for
swaddling clothes and to (play the
baby act.
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Think, i
> it. You will
yourself in poinvestment
by
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stment comes. j
y to Borrow Some. M
> the man who j
sits.
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98c I
veraber Specials I |
yard Sc j$| %
rard wide at yard 5c {$ |||
sspuL the yard 8c |-|i|
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r'ard Sc M
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10c S Jfe
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20c B ?
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or $1.70 ?l|I|
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25c J-f / ';
49c :
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