The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 20, 1914, Page FIVE, Image 5
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The Atlantic Coast Line
rates to Florence and return
A. A. 0. N. M. B Annual Pilg
f ing Day Nov. 36th. Adluh D>
Temple, will leave Columbu
5.45 p. m. on special train via
arriving Florence 8 30 p m.
Florence Friday morning-, 8.00
lumbia 5.00 a. m. This train \
lumbia until 5.45 so that Noble
join the crowd and go into I
Pullman special. By leaving
Friday Morning you will arrive
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uu cuiiiieui wicn me out-gomg i
Carolinas.
For rates and further inforn
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announces reduced vtuois axi>
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Account meeting1 ,
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;rimage, Thanksgiv- > piume at tu- moving
'um Corps, of Omar Inotl
Nov. 25th, 1914, Po.naria. S. C.. Re'
Atlantic Coast Line ** Rah: Rs
t? , -l of Rev. R. 3. Patters
Ketii miner Ipsvp i
~ retary home mission;
a. m., arriving Co- Church Visitor, on n<
vill be held at Co- 01d Guard.
is from beyond can /There is often a
Florence on a fast tbese columns that i
Florence at 2 00 lmad; Read ,thls pap
i Columbia in time *Pe'f you ?ink ?nyb0
? , , : .Nothing is done herein
;rains for the upper make an,one mad
Judging from the 1;
l&tlOn W1110 to 01 strain t;Vat is being s<
L TARRER, I! this section, the farmei
',y Pass. Agent, !to meet the situation
Columbia, S. C. low price of cotton in ;
I manner.?Leesvrlle Ne
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L. Walter Optical Co., C
will ba at T. M, Rogers' Je1
>re, Monday and Tuesda
dv. 2,3 and 24,
nples of everything optica
attention given to schoi
. He uses no drops or dm
s not claim to do the mira<
fo charge for examinatioi
REMEMBER THE PLACE
losers' Jewelrv Store
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and Tuesday, Nov. 23 & 2<
ALL A BO IT. i (A friend calls our attention t<
he guns may be using of "alright' in this departi
lan behind the says there is no such word
>no.\s is ghouls ije "all right'' always. All
all ways. T c reporter got it
i. R. Ho.nei An ^ editor. We think the editor g
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;cn, general secs,
in Lutheran lady in Anderson set. a good
ew members for ample by having a cotron wardr
All the ladies are following it, in
paragraph in derson. The dresses?or gowns?
nakes somebody all wearing apparel made of co
t carefully and i material. That helps the cause
dy will get mad. ! r elps the husbands, the farmers,
intentionally to ; mills and the country.
Our Souii Carolina synod recei
arge amount of ' at its meeting in Greenville apr
~>wn rhrmi^hflllt 1 V, ,, , I
.. | ...v-nv-u mc i^umtiics <P.),UUU LOT &Vi t
<-s are preparing rv college, and a small sum in
caused by the dition for Summerland college. 1
i common sense immediate raising of funds will Si
rws. From the the college serious embarrassment
Lutheran Church Visitor.
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it easy to satisfy the most fas
stock is large and well selected
1. largest and most up to date jewe
world. This enables us to "intic
tastes of lovers of jewelry.
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An editor has to please more differ- staggering
from I ent kinds of people than any man in j cn<* be 01
ot it ; the country and sometimes it is hard ,the S?ut'n
i to do it.?Lexington Dispatch. The j to our
' oth0r ? 1*2.1
j same person you please today you
ex- . . th*> hpnpf
j may displease tomorrow. It is a game 1
?^e* | of please and displease. You may not, ^re6Sy Th
An- but you might. _ j ' ;
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11 We know when we sav go to the I _ .. .
ft . . Soutn Ame
nun lllovmg picture shows, some saints i ...
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th i MUC? w j average, r
1 go to church, sinners smiL*. In the ,
ers who ai
face of opposition, adverse criticism. ^
ltly ! flaw-picking and back-biting we re- America?s ,
)ro_ peat, go to toe motion picture show ^
and go to church. Also buy apples
,er_ we not ta
acj_ and patronize the football games. portunitv?The
Wheat and oats can be sown now, Press. We
ave and a crop of corn or peas can he to better
- ? made on the same land the same year, couldn't de
The European war, while all but a crops.
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tidious taste. Our
from some of the
dry factories in the
ipate the individual
& CO.,
airing a Specialty.
r blow thui. far, will in t)he
se.of the greatest blessing?
has ever experienced. It ;s
farmers to grow wheat and
ns and "bus prepare to reap
its.?Darlington News and
at seems to sound like good
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eat crop in Australia and
Tica is almost a failure. The
piply is now far below the
The 20 million non-producre
now in the armies must
t will ta.ke nearly all of
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lillion of people. Should
ke advantage of this op-Darlington
News and
couldn't devote our space
talk and maybe farmers
tvote their space to better
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