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I ANNOUNCEMENTS. For Supervisor. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for supervisor for Newberry * countv. subject to the Democratic pn- j mary. Henry M. Boozer. | I hereby announce myself as a can-! dilate for re-election to the office of i soperrisor for Newberry county and urJll oViijl/i KT f'Vi.ii rn'ftc anH rpcnlotirvnc ? Xsl I CbUlU^ ??/?7 A ^ A v-o i vDu*u-v?vwiJ of the Democratic primary election. , J. C. SAMPLE. i ' For Superintendent of Education. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of county superin tendent of -education and will abide the rules of the democratic party. Elbert H. Airll. t | ? To the Voters of Newberry County: F I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County Superintendent of Education, subject to the rules- an-d regulations of the Democratic primary. 1 seek the office "not for what I can get out o it, but for what I can put into it." ^ x Respectfully yours, Clemson M. Wilson. March 7, 1916. University of South Carolina, Columbia, S. C. FOR SHERIFF. i 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of. sheriff of Newberry county and will abide the rules of the Democratic primary. Otiy prom- j ise is to do in the future as 1 have in W* the past when I served you?to .per- > r form my duty faithfully and conscientiously. 1 M. 31. Boiford. For County Treasurer. I hereby announce myself as a can-1 didate for the office a County irreasi urer, subject to the rules of the Dem- i ( ocratic primary. Claude C. Schumpert. I I hereby announce myself Jor treas - ? * ? ? u: i urer pi ^ewwrry wum/, oiaujcvtl tu tie rules of the Democratic party. ! Jae. F. Eating. j J J hAr^hy myself a eandi- | date w"cr the office of County Treasurer,1 * subject to the rules of the Democratic < primary. I witt appreciate your support. Should I 1>e elected, I will <Je\ vote the best efforts of my life to the ; dip-charge of tne duties or tne oinoe.! WILLIAM! E. PELHAM, Sr. j B I kereby announce mysettl a candi- i H. date for re-election to the office of 1?; county treasurer and will abide by ; tfce rules. and regulations of the Dem ) ecratic primary. JOHN L. EPPS. j I hereby announce myself a candi-! Hu date for the office of county treasure Hj&and witt abide the rules of the Democratic primary election. || KM .Lane. "CV\D rvvl * V T v' 4T"nrTT>D Ijr uiv wt.M i ncui iviv I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Auditor, subject to the rules a? the Democratic primary. J. B. Halfacre. LI hereby announce myselT as a canp!date for the office of Auditor for Newberry county and wil-l a'Mde "by the tr: lies of fie Democratic primary. J. \*Joody Betienoaugh. For Coroner. I -hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of coroner of NewBerry county and will aibide by the pit of the Democratic primary eteeKtt. G. H. RUFF. I For Magistrate No. 1L f I am a candidate for magistrate for fsfo. 11 township and "will adibe the roles of the Democratic party. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for magistrate for No. 11 town Ijrp and will abide the rules of the inocratic primary. ' Andrew G. Wicker. For Easter. I hereby **nnounc myself a candite for the office of master of Neirrrr rrtrntf and win JLhirlo thft ml** Id regulations of the Democratic rty. ? James D. Quattlebaum. >R MAGISTRATE NOS. 1 AND S TOWNSHIPS. II announce myself a candidate for Ifcaffice of magistrate for Townships fefend 8 and will abide the rules {^regulations of the Democratic Charles W. Douglas. _____ , FDR SOLICITOR, 8th CIRCUIT. 1 hereby announce znyseSf as a can Mimnaugh's mroicincoc UUll LiLftl/LIUJ AND MORE 1 he merchandise and prices are both he\ our career. Every department overflowing u tasty, stylish and elaborate showing. Millinery Galore . .ma And the verdict of all is, Our MilM linery stands un approached, and nowhere can you \ find such assorti ': ^ ; \ nients. You'll find ?$0O "1";^?. | displayed here | ,%'P J hats that you'll \\ f wk&J not find elsewhere * 1 | ,Jp^ We can and do \ . |i tN ? offer you more ' " <<+irirv w / iCy iiuioii I f and quality for the price than any other house in this section. I I I Easter Slippers, Colonial Pumps and Mary Janes New shiDment goes on sale here this week at $149, Si.98, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 I ' ' ' - . m w m M M 1 1V1 ! V7_ MQi fcVU. OOUI Report of tae Condition of the People's Rational Bank, at Pr the State of Sontfe Carolina, at the Close of Business, Mareh 7, 1 RESOURCES. Loans and discounts (notes held in bank) Overdrafts, unsecured U. S. bonds deposited to secure circulation (par value) Stockd, other than Federa I Reserve bank stock .. . Subscription to stock of Federal Reserve bank $1,800.00 t,ars amount unDaid 900.00 Banking house Furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Ne*t amount due from Federal Reserve bank Due from approved reserve agents in New York, Chicago and St. Louis ,v. ............... >* Due from banks and bankers (not reserve agents) Ohecks on banks in same city or town as reporting bank Outside checks and oCb^r cash items. 333.3 Fractional currency, nickels and cents 121.6: Notes of Qther national banks Federal reserve notes Coin and certificates - I^egal-tender notes Redemption fund with U. S. treasurer an<j ?U from TJ. S. treasurer Total LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in > Surplus fund Undivided profits 3,693.4 Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid yyy.tf Circulating: notes outstanding Due to banks and bankers (otner than Federal Reserve banks and approved reserve agents) Dividends unpaid Demand deposits: Individual deposits subject to check Cashier's checks outstanding H\>tal demand deposits 51,592.." Time deposits: Other time deposits Total of time deposits 138,454.7 Total State of South Carolina, County of N ewberry. (ss) I, R. T. Pugh, cashier of the at) 0ve named bank, r<o solfthat the above statement is true to t best of my knowledge R. T. Pugh, 1 Subscribed and sworn to before me Correct?Attest: ! this 18th day of March, 1916. J. A. . Kibler, E. W. Werts, T. A. Dominick? Notary Public. w. W. Wheeler, Directors. { nHHuaBHnBBHKaasaBBas didate for solicitor of the 8th Judicial The many ifriends of ! : District, composed <yf Abbeville, Lfau- Eppe will be pleased to 1 reus, Newberry and Greenwood conn- 14 very rr.jch : iur.iv.vj frc subject to. the rules of the.Dsroo- illness- und is\at ^hc..'tr ? i cratic primary. ?l-^d will be ple?^.-! to se Geo. T. (Mkgtn. NEW ARRIVALS DA?L\ re to verify this fact. The showing of new Spr - - ? ? rni 1 _ _ _ )ith the cream of the season, i nose wno visne< New Ready-to-wear Garments / That the new spring styles in Coat Suits, Silk Dresses and Waists will please you goes * 1 ? 4-^ Wicnout saying. women are uumiug iv to realize more and more the comfort and convienience and economy of buying ready-to-wear clothes. Come in and see the new Coat suits and Silk Dresses. No trouble to show goods. New Separate Skirts 250 new Skirts just opened. All the new spring models are here in fancy mixtures, - - n 1 Shepherd Checks, Wavy blues ana tsiacic. We can fit all sizes large or small. No woman can afford to miss seeing these skirts before buying. Qnarcal Salp Mpvvout w wt*w 40 inch Crepe de Chine in' all the new Spring Shades and Black and White, $1.5C value, sale price __L_ : 98c 40 inch Geo-gette Crepes in ail the wanted shades, worth $2.00, at special the vard i ........ $1.49 - . .'. ' ^ ospetity, in IT .*176,446.0$ 305.58 U, 5 * 4,235(!0: Aj 900 00 . 12,684.59 ^ 4,350.86 ': //^M Of 4,456.06 C ^ 6'250-00! JfS mc . 2S4..-1; ^ sh( 60,00 j can just see how it is madlt?in . 51,266.19: oring-that makes these clothes 326.35 clothes. 4 ; iv ISS 4>4 7" <mk nn tn M5.no s vy J.C/? w iv/ . $229,336 23 Our men's furnishit :nnly swear i i)P md belief. I Cashier. I| At $2.00, $3.00 and $: _ v Copel Mr. John L. snow uiai ii >'.fl his recent I kersey announce myself a candi- , ;:?rer s; office , vwxxl, M e his friends date *or 6olicitor the eighth circuit r m IT1VA1U i T\ A17 m I MI D ing Merchandise by far si a our store the past wet Silk Pcplin, another i -r?i 1 n snown m isiacK, i^repe Mulbray, light Green value sale price, specia Vale Laces at 5 Finest quality Vale < to match, braidings fin the yd 5c, per dozen Oriental Laces, Oriental laces in whil worth up to 15c, specia New Silk Tnef owiworl now ftil UUUI/ UIliT VUj liV IT Flesh, Maise and Rose, and $3.50. All The New Tt New Gloves, New Hj Ribbons, New Laces, Is* line Ladies' Neck wear. New Lingei Without a doubt this of white and colored wi fered the people of Ne how or why, just come - mmmm m G r! lie Truth i i / : __ - , r- i , ? len s until [t cannot be told at a glai it, any more than you ca amuier ui a uuaii uy iuu& [t is easy enough to pr< >th into a good looking s t spend very much time either. N Why not kno\y the trutt ?* Knv? Tf ic hect chnwn i LA UU J xt 10 k/vui. kjm.iv ?? m.m. i Micheal-Stern and [enry Sonnerb< Clothes that are really te ing pressed into shape, own makes of clothing 1 jrits and our salesmen ai 3W you a garment, insid side and out-just how c different from the ordin Ifn 's Suits Other suits $10. 00 to ig department is now ;cial in Hats 5.00. Caps at 25c, 50c ai J D.-. ana l>jh rbevill-e, i ; &rew- JOgpu imnaugh's \ i iuy B, l/I&l irpasses anything m ^ ik marvelled at the great dollar value , Goblin Blue, Rose and Purple. $1.00 1, yd 79c >0c per Dozen jdges arid Insertings \ e quality, special at 50c at 10c Yard te ecrus, fine quality .1 at yd 10c Waists lr Wsistc in WhitP iV VV AAA T V *4*?V^ special $1.98, $2 49, tings are Here its, New Veils, New lew Hosiery and new , etc. ie Waists i is the greatest lot ash waists ever of- ; wberry. Don t ask us and see, each 98c Skirt incr U15 ice at tbe outside in always tell the ing at his face, etty up a piece of uit of clothes and or money about i about the clothes n x 1 and Co. > orn & Co. lilored instead of These two wellwill stand on their e always glad to e and out; so you arefullyis the taili a ary reaay-to-w?ar $15.00 complete id $1.00. as. I