The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 20, 1914, Page FOUR, Image 4
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Entered at the Postoffice at Newberry,
S. C.. as 2nd class matter, 1
E. H. AULL, EDITOR.
(Friday, November l\), iyi4.
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It looks like ihe United States:
might get into this war before it is :
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over. Turkish forts firing on the battleships
of Uncle Sam is ra trier cm- j
:11011s. It may have been done by mis-;
:ake. We hope so.
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Don't forget to keep up your sub-1
^c-ription to The Herald and News. If,
your time is out renew promptly. Your j
-ubscription expires on t.'.ie first of the j
month or the 15th.
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A great many of the people who
--eem so much concerned about the
:.iote that is in their brother's eye and j
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,:re so anxious to have some statute j
< nacted or enforced to take it out1
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have a great big beam in t'r.eir own
oves. and it is not a sunbeam either.
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We direct attention to the article :
:rom the Abbeville Press and Banner'
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written by Mr. W. W. Bradley on the J
"Special School Mania." There is j
.orce in what he says, but te is mis-j
laken in at least one thing. The law j
does limit the time when an election
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may be held. It is true, though, that j
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IIU uemme maimer tw. imams i
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< ut just what property is in a particular
school district, especially on j
Xhe line. Many people do not know |
the-mselses in wCiat school district1
their property is located. The law re- j
.uires each man to state in what \
school district he resides when he ,
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makes ?his return, but as we say, ,
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many times he does not know himself.
The school district should hp t p rax i
c istrict, as Mr. Bradley says, and we j
lecommended tr.at some two years j1
: go. In fact the whole school law i,
needs to be recast. But when your
vome to do it the school teacher t'-'inks !1
-* e knows how it should be done, and j:
ihe lawyer and t e farmer think they '
know better how it should be done. j(
The truth of the matter is the school !
"eacher is too theoretical to cast thep
Law, and the lawyer and t :e farmer :
; nd the others know little about what i
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needed. Tie thing to do is to reac.1: I.
a compromise ana get some of all i ,
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classes on a committee to go over tne t
'vhft'o citnarinn Pnnn'rmm: in cclinnl '
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vork and school application, like every-1
hing else, have undergone great,:
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hanges since the present laws were ;:
:nade and they should be remaae to i'
.neet present day conditions. i'
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A FINE ASSET.
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Inere is no oetter or more valuable .
ssct or anv town than a firs, class \
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: nd modern hotel. It is the best adver- !1
:sement that any town can have. The >
men who travel will talk about it?j"
he hotel?and will either say good 3
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'/nngs or t'iey will say things that' -
re not so good. <
Sixteen years ago Greenwood built i
modern and up to date hotel for the
'me and tlie town, and Mr. W. J. Brin-1
in tnnlc r-haroro Ha o-jh-.o p?nppinl 1 v !
ood service to the traveling public, ,
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. nd the town was kgown far and near !
s the location of t;.e Oregon hotel,!
nd t?:e traveling men would so ar-j
ange their itineraries to spend Sun-1
v rirnDnuTtnrl Tlin at*n cr
VVH >' WVU' 11U l V- i ?? uo
irned some time ago. Through the
* iblic spirit of Mr. .Joel S. Bailey?,
newspaper man, by tne way?a cominy
was organized and a new and a ;
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>tter building has been put up, modern 1
id up to date in all its appointments.
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was opened on Wednesday to the
folic.
It was our nrivilesre to zn throueh '
ie building on Tuesday. It certain
y is a fine building and its appoint.ents
are all that could be desired.
i some respects it equals and goes
ne better the Jefferson in Columbia.
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; is not as large, but it cantains 86 j1
-)oms nnd has bat':s in all rooms and
; furnished new from top to bottom. ,
nd t en Mr. Brkison is y fine hotel .
an. His main purpose and desire
:*e the comfort and convenience of
s guests. As he said to us he wants
' > fix up things so tr.at when the guest
: rrives he has a sort of feeling that
{-.eciai preparations had been made 'j
for his coming. The lobby and
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dining room and the parlors are gems j
and the bed rooms all ? a: could be
desired. And the traveling men re
going to arrange their schedules so as
to spend as much time in Greenwood
as possible, all due to the hotel ac- j
commodations. 1$
If our busines men want to do some- II
thing for Newberry worti'.i while leUI
them get together and build a modern ^
and np to date hotel, and it will be '
worth more to the town u.an anything
they could do. Go to Greenwood and
see t\ e new Oregon. It will be a
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reveiauon 10 yuu. in aucuuun 10 ui> .
ether apointments it is absolutely fire- j
proof. Good for Joel Bailey.
Help the Door of Hope.
The Woman's Christian Temperance j
Union wishes to send a Thanksgiving
box to the Door of Hope in Colum- :
bia. Articles of clothing, groceries. I
or anything use1 ul in ahome (ex-J
cept of course men or boy's clothes] I
will be acceptable. Money always I
doubly welcomed. Miss Anna Finn- |
strom, matrcn of the Door of Hope, I
is devoting her life and means to the !
rescue of 'alien women and trie care K
of them (and lO.eir infants) until they J
are converted when she tries to place !
thpm in snitahlp hmnps W'/prp fhpvll
can support themselves and live renewed
lives.
Friends of the cause, whether they
belong to the W. C. T. U. or not, are j
given the privilege of contributing; j
but there will be no collecting, so 'I
articles must be sent direct to Mr. :|
J. W. White's store in Caldwell street,! I
where Mrs. J. W. Workman and Mrs. !l
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Pendleton Jones will pack them on
Tuesday morning, November 24th.
Mrs. A. J. Bowers,
Secretary W. C. T. U.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. j
There will be a meeting of the cred- i
:
itors of L. M. Player and W. L. Grail- j
im, as partners, lately doing business 1
under t'.:e firm, name and style of
''layer & Graham, of Newberry, S. C..
who executed a deed of assignment to i
the undersigned on the 9th day of No
member, 1914; said meeting will be,
held in the office of said assignee at I
N'ewberrv, S. C? on Monday, Novem-!
ber 16th, 1914, at four o'clock p. m. ,
For tee purpose o. appointing an agent;
to act with the assignee in the settle- j
ment of said estate, and to transact '
such other business as may come be- j
fore the meeting. All claims must be '
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itemized and verified.
B. V. Chapman,
Assignee.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION OF SCHOOL
TRUSTEES AM) COMMISSIONER OF j
PUBLIC WORKS.
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Notice is hereby given that the regu- !
lar annual election for School Trus-!
tees for Wards 1, 2 and 3 to serve for j
a term of two years and a Commis- ; lA/il j
sioner of Public Works to serve for ;
six years will be 'held at the Council j T\f)
Chamber, in the Ope^a House, in the
"own of Newberry, South Carolina,;
Dn the second Tuesday in December, f
1914, being t'.e 8th day of said month,!
the polls to be opened at 8 o'clock in
the forenoon and to close at 6 o'clock
n the afternoon. G. W. Hjller. J. R. q* i
Davidson and H. L. Speers are ap- Olgll
pointed managers of the said election.,
By order of the Town Council of,
Vewberry, S. C-, on this the 16th day j
>: November, 1914. j
.Z F. Wright, i j||
attest: Mayor.
.7. R. Scurry,
Clerk and Treasure*. ^
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j^To\^n^o!
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YOUR CORN WILL VANISH I eu aL 111
i urer, in
in a few days if vou will use our corn i(*a
I da>
cure as directed. And going to the inclusivi
other extreme our scalp lotion will tlle *1011
noon ai
remove dandruff just as quickiv ana ! T -d o.
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effectively Those are only two of j ervisor
- - - - - ^ it i sons as
the good things to oe naa at mis
i for sha
drug store. We'll tell you the others j reguiaif
you ask. j Sth da>
cial elec
Xewberi
Mayes Drug btore The j
registra
Phone 183. dewberry, S. C. istratior
within
? tOWn
Why are the people so
Sale? Because it is real
CUT PRICE ON EVE1
What We Advertise 1
Although the sale is only one day <
seasonable goods in Drummer's Samples
We did not buy them to make a profit
rne, it is SOME BIG NOISE they are mak
BUT LISTEN! They are not only bir
sale. The WISE ONES are taking every
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penny, every mcKie ana every aime ao 11
Anything you want in No
Anything you want in Di.
C
Anything you want in E
12 q\
Anything you want for
Lid Lifter
A VI ^ ' HP*
f\Tiyimny yuu warn in ? l
Anybody can spend $4 98 easily <
/ So Here's the point: Spend that amou
Set of 6 Cups and Saucers, Set of
Pairs of Turkish Towels, 1 dozei
Good House Broom, 1 Enamel 10 q
China Salad Bowl, decorated, 6 qt. E
Nnw'c flip limp Inin flip hicr rrnwf)
11VII *7 111V 51111V. is VJlll luv L/is vi vim
believing-?Come and see. We'll love you
Robinso
[ Always tlave We guarantee
F. C. MARTIN, ISTCS
article we sell m
'else we will che
I fund the price pa
it Specialist to If we fail t<
Fit My | you tell us a
Vith scription, with p
'Vltn Uiabses and strictly accor
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guarantees Sat- uoctors oraerisfaction.
Lower? ,p es
i a i -p>. Telephone
above Anderson s Dry;
Goods Store. |p "p
OF REGISTRATION FOR
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I'.-MJj tl'M HIM ririv mi. |. UKUIjVj
)F MKWBEKRY, SOITH CAK-!
0L1XA.
!*s' r 1)V rn> ; l^e
the Opera House, from the fn^ y
v;,...., 1 d,i ? f o KEMcOTrO
?> UL .>V/VClliUCl, l 1 ~T y c U , | ?
* of November, 1914, both days j m
2 (Sunday excepted), between
irs o: 9 o'clock in the fore- in the municipality fo
id o o'clock in the afternoon, preceding the annual <
:urry ':as been appointed sup- year 1914 and t'.:e paym
of registration Or ly such per-i assesed him, due and
, register as herein provided j the previous fiscal year
II be allowed to vote at the 1 to entitle the applica
town election to be held on the i tion.
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of December, iyi4, ana at spe-1 ?>> oruer ui uie n
;tion to be held in t'ne town of the Town of Xewberr\
ry during the two years. j16th f'.ay of November
production of a certificate of Z.
tion from the board of regl
to vote in a polling precinct Attest:
the incorporate limits of tfne J. R. Scurry,
Newberry, proof of residence Clerk and Treasu
HBHnaan i wwmwM i
deeply interested in tl
1y a SALE with a Gl
<Y ARTICLE.
We Mean and the
jld, we have already sold bundle u
at cost The price is what is sellir
out of them; we bought them to rr
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.* .t 0.
fin*,7 those samples, for every artic!
advantage of supplying their need
s full duty.
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tions pom a liair lJm
shes from an Individ\
hina Dinner Set.
7,name1ware from a 5*
uart Water Bucket.
the House and Kitch
to a 10 quart Tea Kt
)ys from a lc Do11 to
Go-Round.
at this sale for nice warm winter
nt with us, and for 10c get any of
I orrro Hinnor Plofae (]nnrl I onfori
UU1?V/ 1/lUUtI ft 1UICO) UUUU UUUIVII
i large bars of Sweet '*oap, 1 do2
t. Water Bucket, Large China Cat
name! Boiler, Good covered galvan
Is that are literally swamping us a
i just the same if you go away wi
n's 1 Or
ML A
rEED! "ZZ^
satisfaction
' who trades -??^7^ =?
ire Ever\' x
ust please, ~Mm0W&M
;erfu!Iv re
-> please I"
nd we'll |
right. ^
Dctor's pre-;
urest drugs ?*>
ding to the <gS3^!f
Charged.
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[7 t ^7 It is our duty to
s f-4 H of using an old rag
5 * A A 5 -VI
' I 1 hat rag may cont;
1ST. son the blood and
; pains and maybe tl
You W*N bave no
use our antiseptic <
lfj|p The Newb(
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r four months '
?lection for the j
lent of all taxes '
collectible "or
are necessary XOTICE OF FINAL SETTL
nt to reg'sira- x. . ,
f Notice is nereby given tha
; dersigned will make anal s
\vn Council of i .. .. _ _ e,,- v,.v
^ ot tne estate ot }irs. ElizabeJ
' " ( on l*ie i Blease, deceased, in the prob
- 1914. I , x- i ew
x 1 "tv Kt?jtew
r . ror uf 11 v uuum,?, uiurw
F. \\ right, Carolina, on Tuesday, Decern
1914, at 11 o'clock in the forei
Ma\or. ! jjj immediately thereafter
I the judge of probate of 2
rer
I county lor a final thschai
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L * _ . rn __ T^
us ureal 1 en uays
RE AT BIG DEEP
rt i tr * - i
reopie Know it \
pon top of bundle of these nice I
ig them.
lake a noise with?and believe
e in the store is included in this
s where they can make every
to a $15 Cravanet. VH
ual Butter to a $50
c Pudding Pan to a
en from a 5c Stove j
ittle. \
an Electric Merry
goods out of these samples.
the following:
i. Covered Steak Dish. Two
:en rolls Good Toilet Paper, I ,
:e Plate, decorated, Large I >
ized Slop Pail I
Iter these bargains. /Seeing is I
ithout buying after you've seen. I
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u-<?? ? i mm mi w?M???Bi /
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warn everybody about the danger
to tie up even a little finger cut.
*in virulent germs which will poicause
tremendous swelling and
ie loss of your life
j??~ ki if uftll I
1 UQilg CI Ul UJLL/UU yviOV/1111^5 Aft J vv*
:otton bandages and preparations.
i to OUR Drug Store.
HTy Drug Company
Phone 76
EMENT. ! persons indebted to the said estate J|
t the un-' m^ke immediate settlement with IB
! eiti'.er of the undersigned, and all per- S
eiiienit'ii' i - _
1 Frances | sons claims against the said ^
ace court : estate ^'ill present the same duly at- m
of South | tested. M
ber 22nd, Bertha Blease Eison,
loon, and Executrix. flS
apply to Cannon G. Blease, fl?S
N'ewberry Eugene S. Blease, JfflH
ge. All ! ll-20-=4t-ltaw. Executors. ;iBB