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Mr. J. R. Til-ley, the obliging and j courteous manager of the Southern Bell Telephone company, has been transferred to another field. Newberry %? _ * _ n/r_ m:n j i.!. ix> iwuu iu give ay ivir. I ill*?} anu iiit> family, who have made many friends during their several years' residence in this city. * "Asssociated" Mule ' $150.00 F. 0. 1 Magneto : SPECIFIC 300 Revolutions per minute j 6-inch Bore ic-inch Stroke 40-inch Flywheels 16-inch Pulley, 6-inch Face 2 1-4-inch CranlcSlia5t, 38-in G. D. Clark, Madison, Six Mule Team is the top hood. It is equal tojany H. P. larger than I have show you this engine. c jummer . \ WE ARE A1 ' NOW is the time ana Christmas buying that IS _ Christmas t and Fresh, and contains OUR NEV Offers in great a people of all ages ; cause of its choice If you are asking season you will : and superior line _ __ -j-1 price wiui owners. k The Righl H We have provided a in innumerable arl B appropriate gifts < ^SEE_OUR_F The Best of rAND "JUST W] TO CHRISTMj' Phone 133 To Wed in December. Mr. and i.Mrs. William Bond Xickles announce the engagement of their cou sin, Carrie Pauline Still, to Mr Wins- j j-wn TX7o.V>,h Wrvllwlav rvf TCin?rftt.TPft_ S O.. I the wedding to take place in December.?Greenwood Index. 6 H. P. Six Team 3. WATERLOO >10 extra NATIONS 84-inches Overall Length 40-inches Wide 44-inches High i9X38-inch Base 1425 lbs. Weight ch Long Missouri, writes: "'My Engine in this neighborengine from 1 H. P. to 2 seen." Drop in and let Bros. Co. LL READY FOR this is the opportunity- for e rOBODY CAN AFFORD TO I ant^ ^0U W*" ")e ^lIvS fjecj Our New the very latest in Original anc V HOLIDAY variety really desirable and u: and is a most popular stock in selections, trustworthy value where you can buj the best get your answer by looking ' _ J. J -l* "I 1 oi attractions ana compar: : Gifts for E for all requirements and the ;icles of varying price makes ;asy and you can count on gel INE H0LIDA1 : Everything fo HAT YOU WANT" IS 01 BUYERS-COME AND POM ARIA GRADED SCHOOL j An Interestiuf Entertainment to be1 Given For Benefit of the jjcbool. (lhe following is a program of the j Christmas exercises at Pomaria Grad- i ed -senooi on December 27, at 7:30) p. m.: Song by entire school. 'IAelcome," by Sara Setzler and; Jamee Aull. "Old Santa Claus in His Den," by Runert Riser. Song, "Jolly O'd St. Nicholas,'' by the "tots." "Christmas," by Louise Granam. "Present for Mamma," by Beaman Pinner. Song, "Upon th.e House-top," select choir. "Something for Dolljy," by Mable j Setzler. j "Santa Claus," by Roy Shealy. Pantomime, "Peace on Earth," by seven girls. "Santa Claus is Coming," by Lucile Stone. "Sign sof Christmas," by Rebecca Setzlfi-. Song. "Santa Claus' Secret," by Clyde Hentz. "Seven in the Morning," by Henry Counts. "My Stocing,'' by Willie Mae Stone Song, "Christmas Dolly," by Mabel Setzler. "Christmas at Finnegan's Flat," a j Christmas comedy in two acts, spicy j and interesting throughout. Characters: Pat Finnegan, owner of the flat " Ernest Kioard Prof. Baton, a violinist... .Cecil Berley T"1 TYrurtltr o iwliippman 1.1 <XU , a, . Richard Hipp, Jr. John, a chauffeur Edward Stuck Little Tom, the pet of the flat Beainan Pinner Biddy Finnegan, Pat's wife Felicia Koon Miss Never Smile, a lodger Claudia Sheeley Mary, little Tom's sister.. .Olive Stuck Miss Goodheart, Santa Claus, agent Louise Hipp A dozen children who live in Finn-egan Flat. Declamation, "Wnen lx>ctors Disagree," 'by J. C. Aull. Declamation, "Tne Rich Man and Lazarus," by Tommie Setzler. ' "Aunt Hester's Dilemma," a farce in two acts. A most interesting and fHRKTMAS VJL1A1A&/A AIAAAV iconomical, satisfactory tflSS. Come to us forboth pleased and satisLine is Bright, Clean ? 1 Novel Attractions. f STOCK I seful presents for every respect bes and fair prices, and cheapest this through our large ing qualities and Everybody variety we show | the selection of ;ting exactly the J imcdtTv i uur la i r Christmas UR WELCOME > BE PLEASED. / lewberry, S. C. ludicrous play. Old man Brown dies willing $100,000 to his nit-ce, Hester Brown, 011 condition that she marry j . the first man who proposes to her. This provision placrs the sour old ' mo T / } 11 r\ V> o o r\ f it t?r\ n yv o i'A??r?irvn f A iwciiU, i i W l_l a O (X ^11 U v Ci IVward all mankind, in many unique and funny dilemmas, and is bound to keep 1 the audience in a continuous 'uproar of laughtt-r. Characters: Miss Hester Brown, an old maid w'no ^ prefers to remain one Miss Ix>ui&e Richardson Dorothy Brown, her niece. Eloise Hipp 1 Sallie, the maid Marioi; S-etzler j Sam Green, Sallie's lover...Jno. Koon i Judge Smith, family lawyer.Otis Seybt j Billy Smith, the lawyer's son William Aull Adajn White, neighbor. .Thos. Leitzsesv < Joe Kinny, neighbor Alvin Kinard < Ben Piatt, neighbor Lomrie Sheeley < Tne program will last about two < hours, and will be a period of highgrade fun throughout. You can not j afford to miss it. Admission 10 and 25 cents. The '-Civic association will furnish 1 .1 ? If X- ? ^ ? t- +Vi ^ * ren uw. mc j admission fee. Come and expand your j lungs. I. >. G. BFAMUY USED IN "PALACE OF THE KING ' A regiment of infantry and another of cavalry of the Illinois National Guard were employed by Essanay to represent Don John's victorious army in Essanay's six-act feature photoplay, "In the Palace of the King," from the novel by F. Marion Crawford. Garbed in the picturesque costumes of the sixteenth century, the troopers, mounted on blooded steeds, and the foot soldiers made an imposing array, as well as a beautiful scene in the courtyard of the palace. Don John rides at the neau oi ms uoopt> <uiu touittb a. actlute before the king, while the guardsmen pass in rievew. "In the Palace of the King," which features E. J. Ratcliffe, Arleen- Hackftt and' Lewis Edward. stage stars, and Richard C. Travers, Essanay leading man, as Don John, comes to the opera 'nouse on Thursday December 23. Matinee 5 and 10 cents; night 10 and 15 cents. Misses Lillie and Myrtie Sease of Gilbert, are teaching the thriving school at St. Luke, Prosperity, and are quite popular with patrons and pupils | ^f the school?Lexington Dispatch. Us I A A? /\re We earn which would would be usef What wo i ceptable than Keen Kutter Safe! A Carving Set A Pair of Good S( * r\t r n A fiece or crass A Reed Tray A Service Wagon Carpet Sweeper Pictures | Children's Suit Ca Children's Rc and I ! When West-M; YV Liu FOR SALE. 1 12-H. P. Tozier engine mounted. 1 70-saw angle drive Lummus cotton gin with top feeder and condenser with exxra bush wheel. 1 Gullet Press, friction drive, self iramper, with 5-inch pin. 1 42 inch Carolina corn mill, top -unner with elevator cleaner and shellei. 120 feet of 8-inch Gandy belt, 6 ply; F5 feet 6-inch leather belt; 80 feet 10nch Gandy belt 65 feet 2x3x16 shafting, with 3 compression couplings and 9 boxes. 1 shot outfit, cost $175, consisting of >ne hand forge, one extra heavy post irill, one screw plaus, anvil and vice, itc. This machinery is all practically aew and in first class condition. Will >ell cheap for cash or credit Also three mules and three ana one'ourth inch wagon. C. L- Leitzsey. Want 3 I will have a C QUATTLEBAU DDAOD riwor the last of It will pay you to you Jasper >eful Gil >preciat j a great vari make suitafa ul.1 iuld be more ty Razors Rugs, R :issors Dressing Hall Sta Davenpi L Suits foi Magazir Taboret ses 2 >ckers and T< lots of other pi< itfnfn. Savs It': wv v _ Christmas Service. "Christmas: Hail to the New Born King," will be rendered in Pomaria Lutheran pastorate as follows: At Bethlehem, Sunday, December 26, at 11 a. m.; at St. Matthews, Monday, DeAArv>kA? 07 ^4- 11 r\n ir T*hic i<i an ViCUI'UCi ^ 1 ) a L XX U V/iVVA. * ?-W ?? exceptionally fine service of songs, readings and recitations and will be well rendered. A male quartet witfi obligaot, "0 Beautiful Star," will well be worth a trip. A cordial welcome t* all. S. C. Balientine, Pastor. ANNUAL MEETING. The regular annual meeting of th? shareholders of The National Bank of Newberry, S. C., is called to meet at the president's office on January 11th,, 1916, at 12 o'clock M., for the eiectioa of directors and for the transaction of any other business that may come up. R n QTUTTiTW December 13, 1915. Cashier. 4t Mules? !AR LOAD at M'Q CTARIK ill v vinvLiuv ERITY this week. / see these before buv. ?r Nichols. I y fts id Most ety of goods >le gifts and I useful or aci yu cts ockers f Tables nds arts Every Room i#? Stands ts !5c, 40c, 50c, 60c >y Furniture, 3ces. s Oak, It's Ork J: r .Wa?. ?*. v, ilM '> A>W^J^c?aM&EM