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PURELY PERSONAL Tlie Movements of nr.any People, Xewberrians and Those Who Visit >"e wherry. W ag^gaBraiW Mr. and iVirs. L. IJ. Auil motored to dewberry on Sunday from Dyson. Pro '. X. E. Aul! of Estill, spent Friday in the city with his brother. Col. E H. Aull. Mr. A. C. Sligh motored from Dyson to .Newberry 021 'Saturday and spent Sunday with his brother. Mr. Sligh. ;Thos. F. Suber, who is teaching at (Waltcrboro high school, spent the wek end with his father i\.r. W. F. KJ K* u\. 1 . Prof. W. C. Bynum, a Newberry boy, "who has been principal of the Georgetown graded schools for the past nineyears. was elected president o' the State Teachers' association in Columbia 1,1 sr wrrV 7AKI0CS AND ALL ABOCT. Sunday was an ideal day. Spring begins today. This is court week. A keg i nil of kittens at Baxter's undertaking parlors. Now for spring gardening and good things to eat as the season advances While it was at it why didnt' the n t>i r<> ?? tllo m.->cn 11 i f r\ npsf j ui v u i i. v V/c?w v v iiA vsj vj v also? We have grown somewhat tired of lemonade, so pass the cannonade please. We have always been a little skittish ahnut hnrri.T^ mivwuv ectippip 11 v anv tiling that borders on trouble. Mr. M. M. Duford is announced as 2' candidate for the office of sheriff cr' tXcvvberry county. ATr P U" T^Anorloc ir> on oc -TJLi. V . *? . UUU^iUO AO aunvtiiivvu a candidate or magistrate for townships Xos. 1 and 8. Mr. J. B. Halfacre is announced as candidate for reappointment to the ^ ;'kv of county auditor. Mr. iC'emson L. Wilson is announced t a candidate for the office of county superintendent of education. Mr. J. Moody Bedenbaugh is announced as a candidate for tlie o fice of comity auditoi. Mr. J. William Smitli of Kinards sold I HAM UKJi^ Milline tn or row. ) AAJLV/O. A W T W j care of yo VY A OIH vv due a aui weave, evei except the I i $5.O0to$l( I Citv Profits J , V I K j\ i V ! T ' i v> i i I 1 i- A i i : \ / i : \ i i t; \ i / I "l-Ar? 1 * ni i nv>< I MMA, I 100 bales of cotton on Thursday at Clinton i or 12 cents the pound around. Mr. C. C. Schumpert is announced as a candidate ..or the office of county treasurer. In ?the recorder's court Monday morning Sim Maddox was wiven $10 or 30 days for assault and battery. He paid. Oil the bulletin board at police headquarters Chief Rodelsperger has posted these words: "Look out for ears. 'See that they are numbered." Mr. .Tames P. Kinard has resigned as president o Anderson college and Rev. John E. White has been elected to succeed him. A wealthy cuss Is Henry Dean, He 1 uus his bus j YMtn gasoline. The Methodists have torn down the old siables that stood on their iot at the corner of College and Friend sreets. Thanks. Polities is picking up pretty well in this county though the canidatcs for the senate and the legislature seem just a It tie timid about letting their wishes j be known: On II hursday afternoon, March -/>, J at o:30 the Woman's Mossionary so( ciety of First Baptist church will hold a half-hour prayer service at the church. All the ladies and the men, too.; should join the civic association arid help in the good work of making this *\ii ideal town in all that goes to make a fine communty. The new Ford agencv to be known i as the Fridy .Motor company, is located in tile .McCaughrin block next to the rvrint-in or V/UON.1 ? V. 1 1 1 11 I 111 \J 11. IV v . Lieutenant Governor A. J. Betliea will address the students of XewDerry college this morning in the chapel at S:4") o'clock. The public will be j v, tiv uui\z iu nvrai liiuz. The Calendar society of the Methodist church, will share the receipts at ! Mr. Wells* picture show on Monday, | March 28. A special film will be sent j from .New \ork. See notice in imuay ? : issue for particulars. ! The alarm of fire was sent in about : two-thirty on Monday. A crib belong| ing to Mrs. Workman in (Cannontown ' was burned, consuming some 15 or 20 1 i rurv > ry opening at JVe are prepar i iir pvpfv u/anl ' V?X v T w A. ^ V V wr** 1 t, the latest s *y feature up 1 "V\T/"^ "itr-i 1 X ll/U. Y V YYIJ 0.00. We do We sell Warn* All that is nee is they are Rust Proof" at up. Lace fror Soecial orders JL our full store. S DRY GUI ^osperity, S. C j bushels of corn and Home forage. The | fire originated from a hedge which was on fire. I Mr. Homer Schumpert says the new fire alarm that is beintr installed will surely wake uu the town if it 1 comes up to its recommendation ami ! if it fails to give satis- action it will : be taken out without expense to the ; town. .a tenant nouse on me piaee o air. ! C. A. Matthews had a narrow escape I from burning one day last week. Th" nouse is occupied by a colored family I and was discovered on fire in the roof | about noon. The alarm was given and ! by hard work of Mr. Matthews and i nighbors the fire was extinguished j before much damage was done. 1 The regular monthly meeting of the [ Iv\. C T. I", will meet at the residence j of Mrs. Mary Wright tomorrow (Tues, day) afternoon at 4 o'clock. Subject: I 1 n/^ \T,V W r_ Untie. i auv?uv;ai i auv i.. .'i i ??. \j . nuuoeal, leader. i\.rs. .Maggie Fellers, who was forI merly with the Mower company, is i now with Miss Annie L. Smith and i>o >1 \ * . v.uiii j-aii > . 1 On last Friday Magistrate Player | and his deputy, Mr. Pope Buiford, went | to the homo of Bill Mendenhall, eolori ed. in Xo. S township and arrested John Henrv Coleman an escaped con vict from the Spartanburg chain gang. Coleman escaped last August. He was serving an 18 months sentence for cutting up his wife and had already served six months. He was taken back to Spartanburg by the authorities & ' that county who <- - i - day morning. Dr. Thornton Whaling, president of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary, i at Columbia, who preached at the Ave! leigh Presbvterian church last Sundav . 1 morning and at the First Baptist I church Sunday night, delivered a very i timely and masterful address to the Xewberry High school Monday morn I ing on the choice o: a vocation. Dr. | Whaling visited the Boundary Street ' school also, where ho delighted the eni tire school with one of the best stories I of Uncle Remus. "VVc had the pleasure of enjoying the annual birthday dinner of Maj. J. Baehman Bedenbaugh at his home in Pomaria on Sunday. Just how old he ; is was told bv a number of candles ! ! which were lighted on the top 01 a flFT! A Black's to/?/i f o \r c* CU tu tAA.t t. Do you I ityle, latest I ^ 1 to tne Dest i [1 save you | not charge i i i i ^s Corsets, dful to say Guaranteed j $1.00 and I it in stock, taken. See cake just "before the guests entered the dining room and they 'burned so >ast they they were like the Irishman pig.s, they moved about so~~fast you couldn't count them. But Bach is still a young man and enjoys having his friends with him and knows liow to j treat them when they come and | that good wife of his also Knows j how to prepare and to serve a dinner. The only trouble we had was a sore tooth but we managed to do full justice to the elegant spread and all the guests j enjoyea ine dinner. ? I PAY CASH. Hens, per pound. 12 cents. i Chicks. 2 pounds or less, 1G cents. Eses. per dozen, lo cents. I Roosters, per pound, 6 cents. i I JAMES I>. QUATTLEBAUV, I Prosperity, S C. ! I I j SPECIAL NOTICES. j | i i | FOIl SALE OR LEASE?The Maybin-; ton Grist Mill. Flour mill and grist., i I Apply to owner or address Route No. 1, Box 39 Blair, S. C. o-l7-3t. j ! l JLUtC/^i I Intensive manufacturing, sive farming, is simply effi< lization. The only object methods is to secure spi-cializ a larger, better and less ex duct. Maxwell Motor cars are p tensive manufacturing. Int we make only one chassis, build cars of diffirent wliee in a Inn or qitioa fV-.r- < stage of our development. V for our purpose a wheel inches meets all conditions fore we lrve standardized t In the second place, we b motor?a powerful, four cy speed, smooth rurmine mo created such favorable conn Maxwell owners. We do with this, that and some ot engine---nor do we ask c risk the satisfactory opera new and untried fads or inn Maxwell cars are as nearl ized as it is possiblejto mal all essentials they are cori I J Brief Specifications? (speeds) bolted to engi trol; 56 inch tread, 103 Equipment?Electric s storage battery; electrii justable storm curtains spare tire carrier; demc 16 complete service stai so arranged ana orgatii: Prices?2-passenger R( Detroit. Three other I 4 QITM1V/ k/V/lflif < , X FOR SALE?Pure big boll Cleveland cotton seed, per bushel, $1.00. Also i odder and lumber. J. A. Shealy, Newberry, R. F. D. 2, phone 3602. 2-T-St l I I MULES ANI) _ RES? from Tennes- | see on hand. Come to see me. -v. i ;G. Wise, Prosperity, S. C. 2-7-tf | f'UK SAL/fcJ?une t>rood mare. 9 years j old, perfectly gentle, work anywhere. ! Apply to P. B. Odell, Whitmire, S. C. 3-211tf. FOR SALE?One bay horse, 9 years old. Kugene Gary. 1109 Xance St. | 3-21-tf. j i . i STRAYED?March 7, white and brown j spotted female bird dog setter, S months old. Notify C. E. Wicker, ! Newberry ,S. C , R. F. D. 5. Phone ' 4004 i 3-21-11. ! I | FOR SALH?One Harley-Daividson two ; speed motorcycle. In excellent con-! dition. Cheap. J. M. .Tones. Newberry, Route 7, Box 1C. 2-ll-2t. T- / ? _ t j i* _ . . i L.U&1?ucia iountam ipen witnout cap. i Tx^st between West End and New- , berry High school on Thursday , morning. 'Finder will please return to 'The Herald and News. 3-21-lt. i .2%L VV ? oe Manufai like inten- they have be* 2ient specia- by us but by of intensive parts of the :ed knoledge, acquitted thei pensive pro- Of course, 1 ^*ard and stri rofits of in- car that will he first p'ace engineering p We do not changes and Abases, hav- time, knowin experimental gress demand 7e know that is not here ai base of 103 will be. So ti 5 and there- build a car til hat length. dition of abso uild only one ^ ith a den linder, high sand car.- per tor that has effect great ec nent among ing /departrae not dabble you know, wc her type of smaller produ ustomers to types and size tion of any Beauty of 1 ovation. combined wit y standard- jn first cost an :e them. In qualities conci rect because sjve nianufact Four cylynder motor; cone clutch; ne, 3-4 floating rear axle; left-side s , inch wheelbase; 30x3 1-2 inch tires; tarter; Electric headlights; (with dii : horn; one man mohair toD with em ; clear vision, doable-ventilating win mutable rims; pump, jack, wrenches tions, 54 district branches, over 2,50c zed that service can be secured anyw ^adster* $635, 5-passenger Touring body styles. 1 V lER'S GAI Newberry, S. C. U-WWIIWH Hill Willi !? ? 111?niwn i Opera House PROGRAMME t rri-rsnAV vtRrti ?>i THE WAV OUT Vim Comedy fl World Film Corporation V presents V Vivian Martin J in OVKR NIGHT ] A Shubert iComcdy in 5 Acts. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 22. "FREED FOR HIS OWN MURDER" Vita graph 3 Acts, featuring Maurice Costello, Vandyke Brooks and Leah Baird. ^ BILLIE'S HEADACHE.Lubin Comedy 1 Featuring: Billie Reeves "WH EX SECO* DS COUNT"... .Kalem *9 i nazaras or neien series, leatunus Wj Helen Gibson). V THrRSD.lY, MARCH 23 M V L S E Presents ^ '"THOU \ART THE MAN" A powerful 6-part Vitagraph Drama. . FOR SALE?Pure bed pups, half Shep- fl herd, male five dollars, female three dollars. Satisfaction guaranteed. Walter Denning, 915 McKibben St., Newberry, S. C. 3-21 -It. SEED POP CORN for sale. Jo&nsottMcCraeken Co. 3-14-tf. * during 4 ;ri put to the test, not only thousands of owners in all country. And they have nselvescreditably. eve are always going forving to produce a motor i approach mechanical and erfection. We make minor refinements from time to g that the march of pros it. This 4'ultimate" car tid, like tomorrow, never tiAvt thine is tn at will approach this conlute excellence. land exeeeding five thouinonth, we can and do onomics in all manufactur:nts. These economies, as >u!d be impossible with a ction or a wide range of :s. ines and finish; sturdiness h light weight; economy id upkeep?thare are the > ributed by Maxwell intenuring methods. rz? i teermg, center conweighti ,960 pounds. nmer) and tail-light; elope and quick.axt dshield; spetdometef; and tools. Service? ) dealers and agents? here within 12 hours A Car, $655, F. O. B. ^ UGE i 4