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H ar r t i Automoo ' a! u d_ J narness, oaa< I Ca Rnnnr T "J5 * Newberry i ? J A Tempesl China that ar J "Tempest'* of e * seen. nr^i 1 o . I he combinatic make a hit with tl r and be convinced, and saucer. full beautiful gold boi * of cup and edge no more than inf< See me bef R/J j ri i o in ayes cooks ^ The House of a 1 nnnunuut oni n DnununiAL uulu x Yields To Delicious Yinol Philadelphia, Pa.?"Last Fall I was troubled with a very severe bronchial cold, headaches, backache, and sick to my stomach. I was so bad I became alarmed and tried several medicines, also a doctor, but did not get any relief. A friend asked me to try Vinol and it brought the relief which I craved, so now I am enjoying perfect health."? Jack C. Singleton. 5 YV e gujuanocc * rnui, uui ugmwwm liver and iron tonic without oil, for chronic ccughs, colds and bronchitis. Gilder & Weeks, Druggists, Newberry, S. !C. As you SON So shall you KEAP Cur new Clipper Machine will take all tne inwii tutAuci auu iou?ij Wheat or Oats from the seed?will get most of the Wild Onion seed?and GIVE v.UT MATURED SEED ONLY TO SOW. Our charges are reasonable * - TTA1> TCO1 f we QO llltr WUIJV nunc JVU TTH... T. D. QUATTLEBAFM. SALE BY ADMINISTRATRIX. By virtue of the authority to me ^given in a decree of the Honorable Thomas G. McLeod, special judga- ^nsiding, in the court of common pleas for Newberry county. South Carolina, in the case of J. D. Wheeler, plaintiff, against Willie May Matthews, et al., defendants, and by virtue of an order , of Hon. C. C. Schumpert, judge of probate for Newberry county, I will offer for sale, and sell, to the highest bidJot Into residence of UCI y L\J1 VCiOU, WW V**v VV _ John W. Mathews, deceased, in No. 7 township, Newberry county, South Carolina,, on Tuesday, the 7th day of December, 1915, beginning at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, the personal property of the late John W. Matthews, deceased, consisting of and including the fol lowing, to-wit: Six (6) mules; two hour-horse; ^ "wagons; eight sets of wagon harness; j plow stocks; one buggy and buggy j * - - " ? o. fiTmino- imnlp. ! narness lui same, mim?uB ?t? j . ments; household and kitchen furni-! ture, etc. / i WILLIE MAY MATHEWS, Administratrix of the Estate of John W. Mathews, Deceased. Newberry, S. C., Nov. 22nd, 1915. id 11 I I so dies and Suit ! i ses hem In j | Hdw. Co. | i I 1 I i I 11 ' I 1 in China ! r ouses a perrect nthusiasm when >n never fails io l _ i-:?. i tic lauic 5. UCC U Thin china cup size light china der around top P Acf ui caucvi woi. srior decorations, ore buying. : Variety Store j rhousand Things. r I r i i i I fop Bef^ I v i^' -u v; r A i A ^ I II ft an ? UI^UI|V> g jj Lakirig ("haj" 15 "j" yj a jimple plec^u^? "Jj c5 'n l"^je pp?papa["!?n jfij1 [ arjJ a palaj'aUe 3C fin'ovmanl" in eaF?i K Ijj in^f uje good jS I 5U1 I C^ 11 ^ ji; 7hai" 's self I I fs;19TTT' I in^ no Laking H powJep I j" |ij j; or $oda. 3S it* l.. u.? K j 5 'Tiuuw vj nv ti jl ,:amou5 f^ed JjJ Others may guar* ?| antee their flours, - but rising sun bth t^.K2Sr>.?2S>'ftI guar an tees results' U1 KEjUSBVUlE, TEWJ^I m w.ywyw.' riTB EOJf lUM j "Pa, I want an example of a para- . dox." "Well, take the subway, my son; it's ' an addition to the city and at the 1 same time -suhstraction." ; i >iiiii ilium ii '1'iiiH'iH' ffiiimn I a &?&>&. iia rJT^HIS being t\ I& preciavmg ] Ladies'' and Chi "'Store of Satisf fied with your p faction is our hi I I Little Boys' Novelty worth $2.50, very ne? terns Thanksgiving offering <P Boys' all-wool Cassimei sizes 9 to 16, worth $ $3.50. Thanksgiving (fe offering at ?P I Boys' Suits in assortn neat patterns Ail sizes I up to $4 50. Thanks giving offering Men's 50c Blue Ch Work Shirts. Full size, I well made. Now Men's Hose in black, t: I fancy colors, best 10c grac Call and See and War Red s 1||f Horse akdMuie It's something the horses ant appetite?starts the saliva i Far superior to an all grain |$||^ mules a treat, and at the same ^ - ? ,/s x J?\ 1 ff Our KHaj StilKi vnrsi grauc; J contains Corn, Oats, Ground Alf and pure cane molasses, and anal Protein 10%; Fat 3%; Fibr PIEDMONT HORSE & MULE 1H0LASSE5 2%Carbohydrates 55%. I fSff AMP-FOX HORSE & MULE MOLASSES FEE | PERFECTION HORSE &WDLE FEED <??& $ Protein 12%; Fat 3%; Fibre 12%; Carboh: $ grain and ground Alfalfa Meal. I J? Fn SHTRT I X First Grade: A balance*5 ration contain I keeps them in good condition. Increases th 1 ^ at a reduced cost of feeding. Contains g I il|| Ground Alfalfa, Pure Cane Molasses and >5 Fibre 12%; Carbohydrates 60%. I PIEDMONT DAIRY FEED I RED SHIRT HOG FEED f e manufacture also RED SHIRT Scratcl "SEVEN EGGS A WEEK" HEN MASH ? Rice, Cottonseed Meal, Cow Peas, Mei Protein 18%; Fat 4%; Fibre 12%; C As shown on the bags in our ad.nearl; nroducts, even to the bags and twin W. ^ for Oats, Corn, Wheat, Alfalfa '!^r_ _ We also carry a fall i AND S *^0/ //*?l ^\V ?ar ^ee^s as 8*??^ vsf//f*\ / ly on scientific princi Wf WS/~ V ! M ^ greatest nourishn || || cut your feed b l\ "w J) Molony & CHARLES ?? as?g?mi wwiMDOMgng?aKCgapflBgaa?pgcHg?3BB3toj?i CHICHESTER S FILLS f sr~v Till-: DIAMOND BRAND. Ladles! Ask your Drucsrlst for A\ - i\ KSL& < fi!-ches-tcr s Diamond T{rond/A.N IMlls in Red and t*>ld r:?tailic\VV ?-T^j,v!3 boxes, seaied %viih lilue Ribbon. ^*3 TaUo no other. Buy of your * ; / ~ <rr AskforCIlI.Cires.TEBP 5 DIAMOND JtRAND RILLS, for 25 \5* PS years known ?.s Best, Safest. A hvtys Reli.il>!> ?P SOLD 8V DSL'GGISTS F.VERVWHERE Plies Cared In 6 to 14 Days 7oar druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching BHnd, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 d ays The first application eiv?- Ease and Rest- 50c. A RQYAJ uric y time, we are natrons, in the way Idrens coats. Kc action" and, if for urchase, we will qlc f OlVtil M? iKMnmBBinHB Suits. Extra Special it patI OQ lOTNO. 1?45 1,0:7 Sample Suits, ~ ~ $12 50 to $15.0 r? is here, yours to only i_-; i no JL.iJO ? ??7 LOT NO. 2?T lent of Men's high grad< vVorth and blue Worst 2 49 lined, hand sewi * sold for $15, T1 I giving offering ; amuL <xy 37c LOT NO. 3?Mei an and ted Suits in br< le, worth $15 to $ # C Thanksgiving of] i Many Other Spe ^IO Money Sa^ test bML J&Rjk n feeding V/ <^ W^ r y . es. it cot? V^ntouomp*^* builds up the stock. ' ttt T"% f l> | y KH\\ i | J-J J | ^ CHAflL?STOX.S.& I MOLASSESFffiT^B I mules like?gives them an lfe||Kj| running and aids digestion. feed. Give your horses and time save money. Elorse and Mule Molasses Feed ' 1r~ ?onnotijinor with Salt fXlLHf lliauc yzes as follows: HH e 12%; Carbohydrates 57% "===? ; rrcn Second Grade ? Analyzes: Prv awN LLJ?!L tein 9*4%; Fat 2%%; Fibre ^ f f) (3rd Grade) This analyzes: Protein 9%: 5< _ Fat 2%; Fibre 12%; Carbohydrates 55%. ^ (fixed) We manufacture also a dry mixed (no ^ ses) Horse and Mule Feed, which analyzes: f * J BtrqiiTht v rdrates 57%. THi? u compuwu ?? ? v DAIRY FEED j ins: Molasses. Cattle are very fond of it ? > e flow and enriches the quality of the milk f round Corn, C. S. Meal, Wheat Middling. ; Salt. Analyzes: Protein 15%; Fat 3%; ? & Analyzes: Protein 12%; Fat 2%%; Fibre X rates 55%. ^ ?f Digestive Tankajre, Ground Corn. Rice ^ ?:? to?mtiiphnMineoodcondition, laiiciixitg. ... w w i Feed and RED SHIRT Baby Chick Feed, jjtfft imposed of Gronnd, Corn, Ground (Jljl ats, Ground Wheat, Barley, Maize, aNhI J at Meal and Linseed Meal. Analysis: ? Carbohydrates 40%. r all of our feed is made from Carolina e. We are, therefore, in the market 1 -*L~- nf Hbv. Hay ana any owe* -?? ?? itock of GRAIN, KBBHBOBOnBIHDEBBBaGSBRHHHMHnZBJBHHJa^SCSS.??SEriir* Whenever You Need a General Ton I; Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chili Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and "Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents. Many tropical plants possess light giving qualities, their blossoms and stems being luminous and their juices also being phosphorescent. ? Mi & L FEAST saBBBaBBBaoBBn^BBBenEiEBe offering some "ro > of clothing, shoes, imemher, Morris i anv reason, you i id)y make exchang Suit Offerings! Ladie Shoes, a Men's high grade to $2.0( ranging from C. If your size Men's 1 ? $8.45 $BS.er " * 1 - ?- ?i---? ' T.arlip nis lot contains 3, all-wool, brown kerchiei ;ed Suits, Serge kerchiti ed button holes. ^ow lanks (Pq it yt/iDd SI 50 Blanket! ' Tfaanksj i's all-wool Wors- ?? awn and blue, Ladie 20. A <f11 ylC black, a lering yl 1.^0 foot. S cia1s"that We Hat ring Store. ro MARE INVESTIGATION OF AUSTRIAN ACTIVITIES .Haj Result in Additional Indictments For Pussport Frauds Recently Discovered. Washington, Nov. 18.?Further inventigation of the activities of Austrian Consul General aon Xuber and his associates will be made by the department of justice as a result of yesterday's conference in New York between A. Bruce Bileaski, chief of the bureau of investigations, and Dr. Joseph Goricar, former Austrian consul. A department statement annauncing this tonight also send that information had been obtained which probably would lead to additional indictments for passport frauds. The statement says: "Mr. Bielaski, chief of the bureau of investigation of the department of justice, returned this morning after his visit to New York, during which he conferred with Mr. Rathom, editor of the Providence Journal, and Dr. Goricar. While Dr. Goricar may not be able to testify directly to all matters under invetigation. much information of a valuable nature was obtained concerning the activities of Austrian Consul General von Xuber and his associates, the details of which can not be disclosed at present. Prompt investigation, however, will be made. Information also was obtained whoch probabdy will lead to further indictments for passport | frauds." Dr. Goricar recently charged ihat the Austro-Hungarian consular serrvice in this country, under direction of Consul General von Xuber and ICount von Bernstoff, the German ambassador, carried on propaganda for for forementing strikes in munition plants. RWynsi Gonial of all of these alle gations was made to the state department several days ago by the AustroHungarian embassy, and this was followed today by a dispatch from Baron Burian, Austrian foreign minister, authorizing Baron Zwiedinick, charge of L1- * ?1 tthjVp. "ratpsorical Uie eui uasaj, <-?-r ~ and official denial of these investigations." No intimation was given at the department of justice tonight as to tiie j form its investigations Trill take or concerning the nature of any actioo I yal birds" to ap- | , nuts* over coats, ~ s known as the I become dissatis- I e. Your satis- I s' patent leather Blucher .11 sizes, worth $1.75aQrt ) Now 270C I i vi;i and gun metal, Shoes, worth d? i ac\ Mnnr *D 1 T'fc/ H JL 1 \/ VV ? - ? s' white cross bar hand's, and also white hand?s with neat borders. 2c I heavy weight Cotton 5 3 a special at this qq giving offering at S'OC I. s' Hose in white, tan, nd black with white Q Ipecial for OC )e to Offer. | i cl i ! I ha: may come when all information is in hand. Developments so far have been submitted to the state denartment. but the ?view there is said to be that alleged violations of law by consular officers are matters to be dealt with by the legal branch of the government, as these officers do not enjoy the immunity accorded diplomatic representatives of a foreign nation. FEASTER L JONES FOOD NOT GUILTY I Anderson Man Cl&ired of Murder (Charge. The State. Anderson, Nov. 19.?After deliberj ating about one hour the jury hearing I il TTl T Tnnoc ,?rl:llTf1or P?J-C<S TP | tilt! r easier j.. uv/u^o uiuiuvi . v?-v - ? i turned a verdict of not guilty at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon. 'Judge Moore ' warned the audience in advance 1 against any demonstration and the verdict was received silently by a ' packed court room. Counsel and friends of Jones seated near by extended congratulations and i +v.fvr> >nirrio/i tr* an Anderson! bank iiC UiUXJL JiUi i 1V.U vw MM. _ where his aunt, the widow of 'Dr. L. 0. McCalla, for whose murder Jones j was tried, was awaiting him. He and i his aunt left the city in Mrs. Mc; Calla's automobile for the McCalla home at Starr. (The unwritten law was the plea, Jones declaring that he killed Dr. McCalla because tne latter in-vaaea ma sanctity of his home. Jones is a nephew of Mrs. McCalla and is her footer son. ! The case was attended wun a grea.1. ! deal of interest throughout the coun1 ty because of the prominence and J wealth of Jones and iMcCalla. No. Six-Sixty-Six This ia a prescription, prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS &. FEVER. j Five or six doses will break any case, and if taken then as a tonic the Fever wil! not return. It acts on the liver better than I Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c i RUB-MY-7ES5UI Will cure Rheumatism, Ne:> ^ ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic Sprains, Bruises, Culs, Burns, Cid Sores, Tettef-, Rihg-Wcrfn,- Eczema, etc. An<isen??e ^ . n ... v. useo lmsmsiiy ,v. l