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14 Do net forget to make the editor a Christmas present in the way of pay. ing for a year's subscription during the week before Christmas. He will appreciate it more than any other present vou could possibly give. Then you i ?1 i "Asssociated" Mule ' $150.00 F. 0. f M n rvn ol a ^ SPECIFIC 1 300 Revolutions per minute 6-inch Bore ic-inch Stroke 40-inch Flywheels 16-inch Pulley, 6-inch Face n2 1-4-inch Crank Sha5t, 38-im G. D. Clark, Madison, Six Mule Team is the top hood. It is equal to|any P. larger than I have 1 1 1 snow you tms engine. Summer ] i WE ARE AI NOW is the time and t aki Uimin/w 4-Ufl^- \Ti L/iirisuiias uuymg uiau xv Christmas and Fresh, and contains t OUR NEV Offers in great v people of ,all ages a cause of its choice If you are asking season you will g and superior line price with others. The Right t We have provided: " in innumerable arti appropriate gifts e; I right thing. | SEE OUR F The Best of AND "JUST WE TO CHRISTMA Phone 133 Sheriff Blease and Dr. Boyd Jacobs were called below Prosperity to see a mule on Tuesday on the report that the mule had been shot while in the stable. Investigation showed that the mule had cut its mouth very badly on a nail in one of the logs of the stable. 6 H. P. Six Team 3. WATERLOO 510 extra IATIONS 84-inches Overall Length 40-inches Wide 44-inches High i9X38-inch Base 1425 lbs. Weight :h Long Missouri, writes: ''My Engine in this neighborengine from 1 H. P. to 2 seen." Drop in and let I Bros. Co. \ 1 READY FOR his is the opportunity for e OBODY CAN AFFORD TO I ? ?a and you will be lrt'S flecj Qur New ;he very latest in Original anc f HOLIDAY ariety really desirable and U: md is a most popular stock in selections, trustworthy value where you can bu.y the .best; ;et your answer by looking 1 of attractions and compari Gifts for E for all requirements and the 1 cles of varying price makes asy and you can count on get [NE HOLIDAY Everything fo: [AT YOU WANT" IS Ol S BUYERS-COME AND ' nDiir 1/llUU N Wheeler. Simpson. Prosperity, S. C-, December IT? A large number of relatives and friends witnessed the beautiful mar-1 riage of i.W'iss Alda Rae Wneeler to Mr. j Carl Marks Simpson at Grace Lutheran j church on the evening of .November j ..he fourteenth. The church was a scene of loveliness j in its decorations of artistic simplicity, these being overseen by Mrs. J. Frank Browns, v.-ho proved herself an artist. Before the ceremony an interesting musical program was rendered by Mrs. Frank Browne, closing with Lohengrin's Bridal Chorus, which announced the arrival of the bridal party, who entered the church in the following order: From the front entrance came Messrs. J. S. Wheeler and McFall Wise,; Arthur Lee Wheeler and Walter Wise, who took their places under arches covered with Southern smilax, . over which burned numerous candles, stationed on opposite* sides of the altar. Following the ushers came Rev. E. ivV. Leslie, the officiating minister. +v.a r?>iryir /innr rame'the dame i T 1 UUil lilt v-iiuii un,?. of honor, Mrs. Joe Hartman, who was! gowned in a beautiful creation of white charmeuse with beaded net, en train, carrying a bouquet of white carnations. Next came Nannie Wheeler, the maid of honor, gowned in pink j crepe de chine, accordion plaited, with trimmings of pink marobau, carrying a bouquet of pink carnations?taking her place opposite the dame of honor. Then came Dorothy Miller, bearing the ring on a silver planter, wearing i a beautiful white empire dress, followed by Rosalyn Miller and Frances Wneeler, the flower girls, wearing dainty frocks of pink accordion plaited crepe de chine. The bride entered with her father j and met the groom, with his best man, | Di. JLillius Simpson of Kershaw, in the I outer platform, which was carpeted in white and decorated with pot plants and burning tapers everywhere. Here, under an arch from which were suspended two doves, they were made one, using the impressive ring ceremony. To the strains of Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" the bridal party left the church, going to the bride's home, where a brilliant reception was iheld. The bride was a picture of girlish beauty in her wedding gown of duchess satin, worn ankle length, with train draped from the shoulders, carrying a shower bouquet of pride's roses and j lilies of the valley. Mrs. Joe Hartman and (Mass Effie, i CHRISTMAS ! conomical, satisfactory ilISS. Come to us for both pleased and satisLine is Bright, Clean I Novel Attractions. j oTnnr [ 01VUY seful presents for every respect bes and fair prices, and cheapest this through our large ng qualities and Everybody variety we show the selection of ting exactly the I ' r DISPLAY ij ____________ I r Christmas JR WELCOME | BE PLEASED. | I STO I ewberry, S. C. | Hawkins met the guests at the door and introduced them to the receiving line, consisting of the bride and groom and their- parents. The guests were invited into the din- j ing room, where they were served a ! delicious salad course by a bevy of! young girl friends and cousins of the bride, followed by cake and coffee, served by Misses Mary Lizzie Wise and Helen Nichols. TVio hrino'c a nr?jo o r\ i n t.n of I i nv ui iuv c c a, i c ?? ao- a ^ ^^ i dainty attractiveness with its decorations of white draperies suspended from the chandelier to the corners of the table In the center of which was a. platter holding a beautifully decor- ! ated cake. Much merriment was ex-! cited over cutting the cake. During the merry-making the couple ' slipped away by automobile to Newberry, taking the train for parts known only to themselves. The decorations i over the whole lower floor were beautiful, consisting of smilax and cut flowers. A haridsnnip r.nllentinn of nresents consisting of cut glass, silver, china, j brass and linen gave witness of the | popularity of the young couple. Mes-1 dames Browne and Quattlebaum fur j nished the music for the evening. Miss Wheeler is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sidney Wheeler of this town. Her winning ways, happy disposition and beauty made her a boasted daughter of Prosperity. Mr. Simpson is the third son of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Simpson of this place, now a rising and popular young business man of Charlotte. Among the out of town guests attending trie wedding were Dr. and rV?'ns Anoaiet Hnpfpr Mr D. "R Miller i of Columbia, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Kibler, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson of Newberry, Misses Virginia Lee and Doris Kinard, Glayds Miller of Little Mountain. The Christmas savings clubs for 1916 are now forming at the Commercial bank. Jon one and save a small amount each week and you will be surprised and delighted at how the little things accumulate into large ones in a short while. Some people as old as 60 years who were members this year were heard to remark when they drew out $25 and $50 during this week tViof it- -n-o c +>)?i firdf fhov 'nart kliVib X t It U?J "i CI **? VilV/J ****** ever saved and they were surprised even at how easy it had been don*. Us Are Ap We earn which would would be usef What wo ceptable than A Carving Set A Pair of Good S< A Piece of Brass A Reed Tray A Service Wagon Carpet Sweeper | Pictures Children's Rc arid When West-Mi mammobm * FOR SALE. 1 12-H. P. Tozier engine mounted. I 70-saw angle drive Lummus cotton gin with top feeder and condenser with extra bush wheel. 1 Gullet Press, friction drive, self tramper, with 5-inch pin. 1 42 inch Carolina corn mill, top runner with elevator cleaner and shel lei. 120 feet of 8-inch Gandy belt, 6 ply; 75 feet 6-inch leather belt; 80 feet 10inch Gandy belt. 65 feet 2x3x16 shafting, with 3 compression couplings and 9 boxes. 1 shot outfit, cost $175, consisting of one hand forge, one extra heavy pos; drill, one screw plais, anvil and 'vice, etc. This machinery is all practically new and in first class condition. Will sell cheap for cash or credit Also three mules and three and onefourth inch wagon. C. L Leitzsey. The best way to learn how to waste money is to make it easy. Just A Car loa< i j uiuuu mares. cheap. Call a: fore the lot is Wise-Lathan S Newber ;eful Gii ipreciate f a great vari make suitab ill. luld be more Rugs, R nssors Dressing Hall Sta Davenpc i Suits for Magazin Taboretl >ckers and Tc lots of other pic ilinCo. Says It': r.M a cm I m/imir | Christmas Service. | "Christmas: Hail to the New Bora King," will be rendered in Pomaria Lutheran pastorate as follows: At Bethlehem, Sunday, December 26, at 11 a. in.; at St. Matthews, Monday, December 27, at 11 o'clock. This is an exceptionally fine service of songs, readings and recitations and will be wpII rendered. A male quartet wit'a obligaot, "0 Beautiful Star," will well be worth a trip. A cordial welcome to all. S. C. Ballentine, Pastor. ANNUAL MEETING. The regular annual meeting of the shareholders of The National Bank of Newberry, S. ., is called to meet at the president's office on January 11th, 1916, at 12 o'clock M., for the election of directors and for the transaction of any other business that may come up. R. D. SMITH, December 13, 1915. Cashier. | 41 * rrived vv 1 i mules and Will be sold nd select bepicked over. I tock Company ry, S. C. 4 r. rts _ id Most ety of goods le gifts and ./ useful or acockers ; Tables nds >rts Every Room te Stands ts v Jj iv Furniture. jces. 5 Oak, It's Ork i cor I x is'5aa ^V ->?i 8 ^ :'^r^a.^.^"^-^^^jfaifca?atj(fae3fl?ar.