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\ 1 Ml FMiiiT rO.UIXtt n IN TilE MEXICVN wak ? <? * ?"? n -?o Villik Ucivii Ir "I v l"> *ri \ anuuAQ miu tii i a i?n Supreme Clash Between Monterey ; und Tampico. j I , Washington, March 21Carranza ! and Villa forces are expected to clasd i In the vicinity of Monterey and Tam-1 lieo in one of the most important bat- j ~ -P ?V a <\c* + r.iril ctrifn in \i P Y - ; Ul lilt* 1^1 VI *11 *** j B>. j & The Carranzi agency ere tonight j PP-eived advices t'rcm Vera Cru2 say- i :ng troops had evacuated San Louis j Poto?i at the approach o: Gen. Bonja-: viin Kill rVio Qf1var>f(i s?n??ri!<i of i Gen. Obregon's division whica is mov- I fng north. The Two Forces. i This is the first intimation of t o, direction which Gen. Obregon took i on evacuating t" e City of Mexico, au l ^ " *:h these ad . ices Carranza officials j (here admitted that their forces wero i concentrating for the defense of Tarn- j pico. Gen. Obregon is reuorted to j have an army of 22 000 men. Gen. ! Pablo Gonzales, t':e Carr^nza com- | mander at Tampico, is sa^d to have j 21.000. j Gen. Villa is at Monterey with his j moin / rJ limn nc 90 000 mPTI IS ! understood to have several thousand men along the railroad lines approaching San Louis Potosi and Tampico. i Protection in Tncatan. Elizeo Arrendondo, head of the Car- j ranza agency, returned to Washingston today from Vera Cruz, where he j spent two weeks conferring with his j chief. He issued a statement saying ' ti.at Carranza would protect property j in Yacatan. The statement branded i as false reports that property was be- ; ing destroyed and cities being sacked.! It said that Carranza exhausted every : ipeans to brins: about a peaceful solu- i rion of the Yucatan trouble';before he' . sent Gen. Alvarado to eubdue the rebels. - i . I Villa's Army Moving:. ft| El Paso, Tex.j >March 21.?The col-[ umn of 5,000 Villa soldiers, whicn was p| started from Monerey for Matamoras , PI a few days ago, was reported today ' to have reac ed Camargo. Tamaulipas,; the last important station between, A ~ h- ' Monteivry and Matamoras or. the Tamaulipas branch of Jhe railways. It is not known whether Gen. Villa is accompanying the column which is moving on Matamorr.s, trough !":e left with his troops and led his men in the battle at Ramones. sixty miles from Monterey, in which he routed the Carranza forces. Mexican eRfit^fs, Galveston Texas.. March 21.?The Xor- . v.egian steamer, Xils, \v ic'n arri.ed today from Progreso, -"'ad aboard 215 refugees from the Stare off Yucatan. Among them was Atrhur Pierce, for 44 years British consult at Progreso, Mexico. The refugees . ad fled from Yucatan \>wing to fe recent revo lit nonary uisiuruauvw. Field Day Dinner For Country Schools The Fair and Fold day dinner committee members who represent groups ; of schools are empowered to appoint a subcommittee to solicit baskets, ar-! range for table cloths and receive the dinners t? at are brough to the college. The sub-committees may be reported j to the supervising teacher if convenient. Any person w o so wis' es may j enen their own baskets. Owners of j baskets are requested to mark the ar- i tides plainly with their name and th?: name of the school. ! i . ? NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT, i | [ Notice is herebv gi'. en t< at the un- i dersigned will make' final settlement i \ of the estate of J. W. Wicker, deceased, j in tie probate court for Newberry J county, State of South Carolina, on j ITuesdav, April 13, 1915, at 11 o'clock ! in the forenoon, and will immediately j thereafter apply to the judge of probate of Newberrv county for a. final j discharge. All persons indebted to1 * the said estate will make immediate ! settlement with ti:e undersigned, and J all persons holding claims against the ' said estate will present t^ie same duly ! attested. G. A. C. Wicker, Administrator. i How To Give Quinme To Children* | FE 8RILINE is the trade-mark name sriven to an i improved Quinine It is a Tasteless Syrup, pleas- i aDt to take and does not disturb the stomach. Children take it and never know it is Quinine. Also especially adapted to adults who cannot take ordinary Quinine. ^Does not nauseate nor cause nervousness nor ringing in the head. Try it the next time '~>u n;*d Qtijnine for any ttpose. A'\ ' ?r ' r t ; original package. _je name F $ ? \ t r 3 in bottle. 25 c ! ' RUB-MY-TISrVE I "Vill cure your Rheumatic:. ! i\eural<yia. Headaches. Cramns I Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and j Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Inst c ? ' Etc. Antiseptic Anodyiie, usee i; ternally and externally. Price 1 5c Only One "BROMO QUININE;f To get the genuine, call lor full name, LAXA? TIVE BROMO QUININE. Lookfor signature of E. "W. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day. Stops cough and headache, and works oft cold. 25c. ^^^???M_-??? ??MM?????? in?Ill IMIMMIH?I IHIII I M lihlIIWIIHIIIII III IIllllI III! mill III I I ... Mimnaugh s i a..? r Uili Lao lei Jc And Co Sensational pure/ naugh, while in Net has ever occurred in h Fabrics of every des standpoint to fail to v money, and every pi that skill, knowledge < Standard I Shirtinq Calico Worth and sells all over town at 5c, limited 10 yds to each buyer, at only 4c I Brown Linen \ At 5c Will put on sale this week 25 j pieces 86 in Brown Linen worth i 12Ac. sale nrice the vd 5c ^ - 7 - J I ' I Ready-to- Wear \ Department We are showing aii that's new, watch the Express wagon. .New suits, new separate skirts, silk and longerie waists rolling in every day. IJLTJL M'VVI VI WU17 Showing of Oxfords and Pumps The bigger the Shoe Store the bigger the bargains. Case after case of nrw Pumps and Oxfords, ? i r i i TT* latent Leather, <iun ivietai, v ici Kid, all go on sale at a big reduction. 10 cases Oxfords and Pumps, all new styles, worth $1.98 and $2.25. at the pair ... $1.49 * A 10 cases Oxfords and Pumps, all new styles, worth $2.50 ctit to only $1.98 10 cases Oxfords and Pumps, all new styles, worth $3.00, cut to only... $2.49 Bleaching 36 in Poe Mill Bleaching, 84c quality at yd 5c J ' ' ! Come with the < Goods than all the sto I ATA A A 1 HHHnHBBHMBBBBHniWIHBBBHl Mimnaugh's ?TI / BRHHHIIHflHHHHHHHBi ie jiaris nm mtinues iase of thousands of c ? / J v i otr a rew uuys ugt dewberry's history. Ti icription. No woman isrt this store. This st urchase you make is s and training can procu \ TT 71 , 1 w ntte kjiooas Bargains 25 pieces 40 in white Lawn, worth 15c, sale price the yd 10c White Pajama Checks, 36 in wide, regular 15e value, sale nrine 8^C White Lawns, highly mercerized, full 36 in wide, worth 35c cut to only 25c Easter Ribbon Sale / Ribbons 5 to 7 inches wide, with wide satin stripes in centre and colored edges to match, also plain Taffetas and Messaline in all the popular colors,. 35 to 50c values, Easter sale price yd 19c Dress Ginghams , 2 cases fancy Dress Ginghams in check, plaid and striped patterns, colors guaranteed, extra special 10 yards to each customer J_ __ t 0.1. _ J | at oniy trie yarti uu $1.50 Women's House Dresses \ C r% r> _ j or i/oc Neat house dresses made of pretty Percales and high grade Ginghams, in various spring -l - *1 CA patterns, 91. ju vaiue for 98c New Skirt Models 200 new separate Skirts to sej lect from right from the maker's | hands. We can fit any size, slim, short or stout $2.98, $3.50, $5.00, $6.50 and up. \ - crowds, you can t mv res in the town combine /l/ff#r?n/YfffnrA * e iflllf UCUUgf ( o IE = ^ ^ mMm ? / r or l e iollars worth of Spring i has paved the way foi housands and thousanc with a need in our lit V ore has never been so i urrounded and safegua re. i * Itfillinprv . > *7 Opening Wednesday, March 24 We mean to give the trade the best, the most stylish and most economically priced Millinery in this section. We want every woman in Newberry and surrounding country to visit our store and view the showing of Millinery. You will be welcomed whether you come to buy or just to see the styles. We are W1A?A /"? r\H? W111IUCI1L LIlclL 11U HIUIC OUyiC VL better collection of hats is shown in any store in the State. All Kinds of Silk at Cut Prices rvr\r\c* opiciiuiu tjucuiby ujl ujiipw into this great sale at prices reduced with a vengeance. If you want a Silk Waist or Dress now is your chance. Silk Poplins in all the best eolors They are 36 inches wide and worth $1 25 a yard, as long as they last. Choice the yd 89c 36 in Messaline Silks in all the leading colors, worth $1.25, reduced to only yard 79c 36 in white China Silk worth 85c, cut to only yd 49c Androscoggin Bleaching Androscoggin Bleaching worth "1 1 r> r* 4" tttA iuc eisewiiere, aa -lung twv/ cases last at only 74c Lonsdale Cambric 10c Genuine Lonsdale Cambric, worth 124 and 15c elsewhere, sale price the yard 10c stake the place. We'vt ed. V f Mimnaugh's v mmmk w v 4 ? af 9 O'clock ;n Days WBBBBSSBBBBBBUBBBBKKUHKBBBUBUM njt l ! ? l-. k/f: iviercnanaise uy jvmuii* the greatest sale that 8 is of yards of Spring is can afford from any veil fixed to save you rded by the best goods X New Wash Fabrics I ? The extremeiy low prices we oro molrincr rm mvvle w*H U4 V AlAimilig Vli VAiVUV ^ VVV4M ?? *** make you buy warm weather g goods at once. jEnglish Voiles in the muchwanted stripes, figures and dots, regular 35c value, special 10 days sale, price yd 25c 25 pieces new Rice Cloth full o/> ' i."L ocu i. x_ in. OD III wiue, wurin o^c, cut lu i*c Dolly Varden Crepes, large variety of patterns, regular 15c quality, for this sale 10c. ^ Sen Tslnnd S heetinq 40 in Sea Island Sheeting worth elsewhere 8 |c, cut to ,. 5c 1 Oc Huck Towels 5c 100 doz extra large size Huck TawpIs wr>rth 1(V sq Inner as A V ?f ?r v/A VA? v vj 4V*i^ they last , ; 5c T or schort Lace \ 200 pieces of real Linen Torschon Lace one to three inches wide, worth 10 and I2|c a yard. Special as a leader at 5c ???????? $2.00 Bed Spreads at $1.29 ?. _ _ . 1 *T 200 large, white Bed bpreads worth and sells the world over at $2 00, and most stores ask you $2.50 for the same spread, as long as they last, choice S1.29 ? got more new Spring I I no n o I