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) -I I I II 10l)e ||eraiD and |?ras\ Watered at the Postoffice at New fary, S. C., as 2nd class matter. E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Tuesday, January 18, 1916. i If the state stores cotton, why not let the state also carry the insurance. If rural credits why not urban cred: its. Some of us fellows that live in big cities like Newberry are just as much in need of the long credit on our o ? fh ^ ntViQi. frj Inn* wVir> livPS I pi k/pri tj ci. ^ i.vi*v ?? "iAw * * ?? in the country. There is only one of two things to do in regard to the tuition charges in state colleges. Either abolish all tuition or charge every one tuition. Some tweltve years ago the editor of this nanpr introduced a bill in the legisla ' ~ I ture to abolish tuition charges. Vie { C, I reason actuating us was the farce of 1 the thing. Nearly every one had free tuition. Then along with that abolish all scholarships. * The fair thing to the denominational j colleges if they are to be considered is i to make every one pay tuition. But\ in either event scholarships should be abolished. They generally go to those ahlo ta nav ! " HI I" i ! The department of labor at WashL ington sends out a bulletin giving a L list of available opportunities and sugH gests that tbe newspapers print such portions of the bulletin as may be of M interest to its readers. The bulletin of W January 7 ^contains six pages of type-j written applications and it seems to J us thai they are more in the shape of advertisements than of information unless the papers are to be run expressly to give notice of applications for position and of wares that, may be / for sale, but the question comes up who is to pay the editor of the country paper. No doubt, the government employe who gets up this matter and all the others who handle it get well paid for it, but no pay is provided for the country paper to give it circulation. The young man who sends these out to the country pap'er had a number of j places marked which lie thought would be of interest to the readers of The Herald and News. As an illustration j we give one of the want ads. It reads: "Edgefield co. One first class cook and one nurse wanted. Nurse 10 to 15 years of age. Cook $2?$4 pw. Nurs? 75c to $1.50 pw. B and L." This, it seems to us is a regular want ad. And this Edgefield man> or woman might havo PrvttATI what ic wanted bv a 25 cent ad in one of the Edgefield papers instead of having the government send out bulletins all over the country to supply a cook and a nurse. But the tendency is to have the government do everything for us, even to t'he supplying of cooks and nurses. \ 1 T 1* ? 4 I Leslie s / P The Little A THE ANSWER: 1 13 good, The pictures courteous and polit I makes you teel you A THE ARCADE is i "NO VAUDEVILI. M al, beneficial and ei A Frii ^ Jesse Lasi Iu N "The COMN T "PAF Itheari Silverstrcet Bran the Exc Has been transfer! berry. All accounts t' ried at Silverstreet care of at Newberi fast growing faci amole oooortunit je ri to care for them. We solicit a c your business anc careful attention. The Exchan V Newberry, A Safety Ra Come in and \ tablet and I wil a Safety Razor rlacc If if AUO^ V1M0V* A* you satisfactioi and get your m Mayes' Book Si\ TKa Hnuxfi of a Tho I VRCADE S.? PW1 A 1 t heatre That is Aiwa' WHY? because the seats are comfortab the best money can buy and the e, in fact there is an air of HOM1 are welcome. primarily a theatre for Ladies' E" but good clean pictures that; ntertaining. dav January 21st <y Feature Play Co. Pi ROBERT EDISON IN Call of The Nor JG: "The Girl and the Gar UHmiTMT Dir-TITDC vrimuuii x i iv/1 vi\l Anc OPEN 3:30 ai LyAUH ADMISSION A1 mKKHB \ . ^ \ . ' \ . - \ . 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UNITED STATES, ST Sole Depository for I , - At , [>' ,l' 1 I " A S A Save 50 cents Come in and 1 save you 50c or either Men's, La W* IB Buy your arei 50 cents per pai Save 25 cents children's shoes. It will pay yc next winter at t You can buy i prices, Men's, L c Come in and BLACK'S Dfi Prosper! y 1844 SED STATEMENT L BANK OF I jrry, South Carolina HIE COMPTROLLER OF THI T THE CLOSE OF BUSIN! ESOURCES: :s - - . ;s i vitK 11. S. Treas. i Banks j. LABILITIES: \ ded Profits m m m s~ t jderal Reserve Bank R. D. SMITH, H. Cashier. ATE, COUNTY AND CITY D J. S. Postal Savings Deposits I ibeville and Greenwood. j \ SURE VII \ > per pair. buy your shoes i every pair of ] Ldies5 or Boys. ss shoes with u i > ir, Men's, Ladies ; on ladies' chea * t ' I ft I iu, to buy youi hese prices. printer clothing ,adie$' and Bo^ ! ' i ir ?... . r.;. we will prove tl :Y GOODS CI ity, South Carol ' -HI OF I IEWBERRY -V ' ? L ? CURRENCY ESS DEC. 31, 1915 % 1 $315,666.10 None J 102,000.00 8,682.48 1.0,000.00 5.000.00 50J94.82 I $491,542.90 $100,000.00 3,111.99 100,000.00 2,328.94 218,173.06 /? ? a /v? o.',yze.?i $491,542.00 T. CANNOC, Asst, Cashier . >EPOSiTORY : tor Newberry, f .. . I i - - - ~ [ f: - - ' | ; "T-1 I f . ' . ? I M G . i : .! - . ' i f , . , - : We will I | leavy shoes ~ / t ' t . 1 f t . ' : V - " I is and save * >' or Boys, p shoes and "j:-.'. ' - j . shoes fcwr | ] \A I at Factory ps. Ladies' | 1? u:v : - j i above, I" < - , ^- -j - --- - i i )MPANY ina I t . . " '-W'-i rid ' \ ? - J , N * /