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I'UJSELY PEKSO>AL fflie Movements of many People, Xew? berriaiis, and Those Who Visit Xewberry. J Miss Eliza Mabry spent last week j end in Chester with Mrs. J. R. Dye. Hon. J. K. Durst (y Greenwood spent Thursday in t!:e city. Prof. R. A. Abrams of Andersen is in the city. Hon. Geo. S. Mower went to Spartanburg on Wednesday on business. Mr. Henry B. >W'e!ls is on a business trip to Atlanta, and that means more ,1 ,.,->0 .jf tho rtTicr-i fUUU (lltlUlto cn. luv w, Misses Lottie Lee Halfacre and Ida Mae ^etzler were shoppers in Xewbery Saturday last. Biiiler Burnett, of Chappell, route 2, was in town Saturday.?Saluda Standard. Mr. and >Mrs. P. F. Baxter and fam-1 ily and Miss Susie Davenport motor-1 ed to Augusta last Sunday. Misses Eunice Halfacre, Tlielma - -- - ' TI?!1 ? 1-nnnt Wilson antl -Mr. ciyue wusuu Saturday night and Sunday in Pros- i perity. I Miss Fannie rt'ae and Sallie Daven-1 port of Kinards spent the week end J with their cousin, Miss Daisy Dom- j inick. ' l\Jayor "Wright attended the he&nug at the governor's office on Wednesday. eCrtain bills with reerence to mill problems were discussed. Miss L.ucile Havird,. of Prosperity, route 5, "is spending some time'with | "her grandmother at Monetta.?Indian j Creek cor. Saluda Standard. 7iUIOCS AND AW ABOrT. And you; too, 'Lexington! This March has been a sort of double quick. X read scrape may or may no't he desirable. There have been several forest fires in the countv during tne present month.\ Ridging cotton land is going right j along. Lookout for another buy-a- j brie crisis. I zzie Gary's honse in Graveltown < aught fire (Wednesday morning but the flames were soon extinguished. Rev. J. M. White will preach at Excelsior school house on tne second Sabbath at 8:30 o'clock p. in. Fannie Ward, star of "The'Cheat." j will aga";i appear at tao Areata.' .uuu-, <iay in "Tennessee's Pardner" a Lasky- i Paramount. A lamp explosion in Ward 4 Wo<! j *ke&d:iy afternoon was the >:ca-ionj of tiv f've aiarm being sounded. Xo j damage was done. T~e Young Ladies' mission .band of j the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer j will meet Sunday afternoon at 4> o'clr k' at the church. There will be a 'ailed 'meeting ?%f| The Winthrop Daughters Friday arter- j noon at five o'clock in the parlo~ of | tie Nov--berry hotel. i Anna Held, the shining .theatrical s;art will make her Paramount debut n-3t xFriday ih "Madam La Presidents"?at eslie's Arcade. There will be a game of. Daseball this a.terncon at the college grounds between Newberry ana JJnwood. college. Rev. P. E. Monroe, president or <?-inriierUii.d College, "ft ill preach at St. Luke's Lutheran churen next Sunday morning at 11 a. m. R. H. Anderson begins nis annual spring sale of new and up to the minute ad seasoable goods ana tells you about it in The Herald anu News today. "Puddn'head Wilson," Mark Twain's masterpiece, presenting the distinguish I ed character actor, Theodore Roberts, j is the Paramount at the Arcade today (Friday). T'hrk V.;<-r Inrib-ninf itocina on 1 * Wl^V UV..V ~ ~0 , Saturday at the store recently occu- i pied :by Ewart-Perry company. See j the t;vo-page a-d In tnis issue and then i ylsit the store. The Woman's Home and Foreign ! missionary society of the Church of the Redeemer will meet at the parsonage nxet Monday afternoon at 4 < o'clock. Quite a number ot cars trom Pros-j parity and Newberry passed through( here verier day on their way to An-: gust a to see where the burning war.? i Pleasant Cro^e cor. Saluda Standard. : "Dust of the Earth/' is an Interest- j ing play that will be presented by the j ? -i_ _?j thp Silverstreet I axiU iucnuj v. ~? school at the school audtorium on Friday evening at 8 o'clock, April 7. .A. small admission fee will be charged. George Workman took a little joy j r!de on the side walk with ms bicycle and at the police station he was per-; suaded to kick in with two bones. "The way of the transgressor is hard/' especially if the way is a cement sidewalk. On this nase vou will find an inter- j esting statement of the endurance | qu-alities of the Maxwell. If you want | any more information see "Bill" Smith I ai Summer's garage and he can tell j you all about Hand give you a spin; a? well if you are interested in a car, E. Hugh Summer, P. T. Mayes and ' [Henry Boozer, in Mr. Summers auto, took a spin around the belt *?Vednesday taking in Leesville, Batesburg, Lexington and Chapin. Mr. Mayes says the lire in Lexington practically destroyed the business part o: tne town, jut that brick had already -been hauled preparatory to rebuilding. In Judge Player's coure Wednesday Lerlev Brown, colorcd, was indicted by J. C. Sample for obstructing drainage on it puuiic highway, xie was defended toy Harry H. Blease. The county was represented by the county attorney, H. C. Holloway. The following jury was empannelled Frank Sligh forenian, L. 1. Biack, Pete Mills, W. H. Lominack, Arthur Cromer, Jack Taylor. The jury brought in a (verdict oi "not guilty.'' There was no sermon at the Church ; oi i lie Redeemer Sunday morning, Kev. jri.ienwidcr having invited several speakers to address the congregation on Sunday school work and the recent lawmen's convention held at uoancke, Va. On Sunday school work Alessss. J. B. Hunter and Arther ivibi ier made splendid talKs which were I i 'a ell recived. Then followed saort ; talks by Messrs. .bowden, llidenhour i and Swindler of .Newberry college on impressions made by the laymen's meeting at Roanoke. These young men were delegates to the convention and their talks were very interesting. All of the addresses were impromptu. ?><?><?><?>&<? $><&<&<$/<&$><$><&<?><$<? j -f <9 & SOCIETY. ^ <$> The Ladies Aid society of the Lutheran church held a delightful social meeting Tuesday afternoon at four ?'clock, with Mrs. E. B. Setzler. Once a month the ladies come together for r.Uese oleasant gatherings ana they add a great deal to the spirit of friendliness prevailing among tne church members. At five-thirty the hostess served a salad course with hot chocolatc and wafers. * Miss Margaret Mcintosh entertained. Saturday evening in honor Oil' her college mates, rtiisses Mildred Green and Annie Hook, who came home with her Frdiay from Columbia for th? week-end. Tables were arranged for "rook" in tLe parlor which was fright with bowls and vases of spring flowers, and much fun and pleasure derived from this popular game. After a number of games had been played a salad coursc followed by a sweet course, was served the guests. Those enjoying the evning were Misses Katherine Harms, Mary Frances Kib-! -or, Octle Griffin, Sadie Faut, Mildred B"ans, Mildred Green and Annie Hook and Messrs Richard Floyd, Benedict Mayer, Eugene Spearmar?, John M. Kinard, Jr., J. E. Smith, Ned Purcell, Fete Matthews and Earlc Hipp. * * Friday afternoon, Mrs. B. (A. Havird entertained the Thim/ble club. Alter an hour of sewing and "chat*' needles were laid aside and the hostess served ice cream and cake to the following memDers: Mesdames Russell Tidmarh, Richard >Swittenberg, Tliad McCrackin, Forrest Lomin3ck, Boyd Jacobst R. C. Perry and Miss Lurline Evans. * t, 4 Mrs. Homer Schumpert was hostess for the Junior Rook club which met Friday afternoon. After the game a salad course was served. Those present were Misses Gladys Chappell, Rosalyn Hipp, Lucile Wallace aKtherinc Efird, Bess Burton and Mesdames Welch Wilbur and H. M. Bry-j son. * * ? The Saturday evening Auction j Bridge club held its meeting with Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Kibler. iA number of( intensely interesting games were played after which delightful refreshment were served r>n the small ta bles to the following members: Mr. 1 and Mrs. P. E. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. M. | L. Spearman, Miss Luclle Wallace, j v.iss Elizabeth Dominick, Miss Coral Dominick and Mr. and Mrs. Kibler. ! i COTTON PI.ATFOKM SOLD to mil r. t. snniEB Mr. P. R. Hunter, real estate dealer ; ha.- sold for i.Mr. C. H. Cannon the cot- j ton platform together with the rights ! appertaining to the same to Mr. C. E. | Summer for the Standard Warehouse | company. Mr. Cannon bought it a short time : ago from Mr. Partlow Xeill and has j be^ii weighing cotton there for the j past two seasons. j As to whom will he put in charge; the nfn- owners ha:l no statement just j now to make as the details nave not i been arranged. j FOR SALE?150 acres land, one dwell- j ing, three tenant houses, barn, oth-| er out T>uildings, running water, fine land, healthy location, 2 miles station, good school, churches, public road and two rural routes. Priced right. Terms reasonable L. B. Aull, Dyson, S. C. 3-24-tf I ! BOUNDARY STREET SCHOOL ! ** An Entertainment of Harp Pleasure, j Costumed Novelotza?Folk Lore, Sonus and Dances. i i Gladys Beulah Powers, impersonator ! and contralto singer, will give an entertainment on the evening of April 14th for the beefit of Boundary Street school. This will be the first time that Xew berry has had jusi sucn a unique and unusual attraction and the program will be ull of interest, pleasure and instruction from beginning to end. Gladys Beulah Powers' reputation as a delightful entertainer has reached as far as her travels have carried her. She gives what she terms 'costumed novelotza." "an interweaving of cAiio- elrMrOi snrl nantnniinp With rare art and charm does sne blend {be srerns of Irish. Scotch and Japanese songs and stories-- and dances. Dressed in pleasant costume characteristic of each nation her impersonations of old world people, the cnarm tv>?r p^rTi possesses, and gives to her program a wholesome human touch that is very appealing. She is assisted by an accomplished young pianist, Marie Woodbury (Clarke and the two i have been making a delightful im, pression wherever they have been seen ( or heard. Central 31. E. Church South ! (Rev. F. E. Dibble, pastor). Services for Sunday, April 2, will be I as follows: j Morning service 11 a. m.; subject , "A Onootir*r* Mnsfr Answer " Thpi IX UVUUlVil AIJkMVV IT V? ? ! Lord's Supper will be celebrated at j the close of the service. Let every j member of the church prepare for this hour by heart searching and prayer. Sunday school 3:30 p. m. zMtendj an.ce of late has been largest in the i history of the school. There is a | class for everybody. j Epworth League 7:15 p. m. i Evening sertvice 8 p. iu.; subject, I "Some Old Landmarks of our ReliiJ 1 64V". : . . | Come, let us worship and bow down. | Let us kneel beore'the Lord our Mak! er, for He is our God, and we are tha 1 people- of His Pasture/' Church of the Redeemer. (Rev. Edward Fulenwider, pastor). Nothing preventing, -the following will be the program of divine services ! at the Lutheran Church of the Re1 deemer next Sunday: j 10:15 A. M.?'Sunday school, i 11:15 A. M.?The Hour of worship, j The pastor will preach a sermon on j the Subject, "Some (Material Court Fools and Some Spiritual Statesmen i in Every Man's Life." At once the [subject suggests something interesting. r* . e\ a n nA/\r*1a uri 11 1 ; oU f -VJ. luuug jt/uv/pit it m uinv charge of the service, rendering a spei cial program. 8 P. M.?The evening sermon. This j will be the third in the series of ser! mons ou "Serious Questions and Sej rious Answers." I You ought to see the rag house on lower Frend street. Rags, rags, rags, and nothing but rags. SPECIAL NOTICES. FOR SALE?Pure big boll Cleveland cotton seed, per bushel, $1.09. Also 1 l.'odder and lumber. J. A. Shelly, Newberry, R. F. D. 2, phone 560* 3-7-8t MUl/HS 'A.N L) ? ircm .CUiiW &eo on hand. Come to see me. L G. Wise, Prosperity, S. C. 3-7-tf FOR SALE?One brood mare, 9 years old, perfectly gentle, work anywhere. Apply to P. B. Odell, Whitraire, S. C. 3-2114f. FOR SALE?One fcay (horse, 9 years old. Eugene Gary, 1109 Nance St 3-21-tf. SEED POP ORN for sale. Joinson McOracken Co. i I TAT CASH. Hens, per pound. 12 cents. Chickens 1 1-2 lbs or less, 20c. | i Eggs, per dozen, 1". cents. i i Roosters, per pound. 6 cents. JUTES T). OUATTLEI* A FM; i i Prosperiiv, S C. Dr. F. C. Martin | I '??1^ .Specialist! 'y . *? ? Examines Eyes, FitsGiasses| j a^klrial f.v#?8. 2 ! ?> c&XlU nt unviui ?f v "t * If If vour eves are giving youf a ? ?> j <. 11trouble don't fail to consult him.^ X Satisfaction Guaranteed, i * Office ove; Anderson's Dry? XGoods Store. i* < > ' . I HAVE SOLD my stock of goods and ! i accounts to C. A. Stephens. Par- 1 checked at several points 'by the Augusta augmented fire department. | B. M. Havird. 3-24-4t. J FOR SALE OR LEASE?The Maybin- j ton Grist Mill. Flour mill and grist. I | j A. A. i 24 hours ('( running checked each noon ! Nov. 23 " 24 ? ok " 26 " 27 " 28 " 29 " 30 Dec. 1 ! ? 2 u " 3 ! " 4 " 5 " 6" ! i \ ' ? o o V 9 " 10 "11 " 22 " 13 " 14 "15 , " 16 ' "17 "18 " 19 " 20 " 21 " 22 " 23 " 24 " 25 i "26 ' " 27 " 28 I "29 " SO " 31 Jan. 1 ? 2 \ " o U " 4 " 5 This record \ Touring Car, From Nov. 22, this Maxwell car 1 nrio crnnnPi W di7 ICWTVi uvv/j^/|#vi run is shown on 1 This Maxwell 500 miles a da> what wonderful < day by day. Th< sumption of one $ I V ! I <;i TMH I t I I j? < Apply to owner or address Route No. 1, Box 39. Blair, S. C. 3-17-Ct. FOR SALE?All kinds cf farm implements. One single wagon and harness. Apply residence Dr. vV\ ? !. Pelham. College St. , rvp Mnn-5 ?b#JL A 1VA1 k est Chai A. Sanction No ?>SISTE>'CY ECONOMY DAILY AV. tVi'IijES P MILEAGE GAL. OF GASOI 511.9 511.9 551.4 1,063.3 587.4 i.v ?'( < 505.9 2,106.0 : 516.3 2,623.1 509.5 3,132.7 515*5 3,64S.2 480.1 4,128.3 498.8 4,627.1 484.6 5,111.7 506.6 5,618.3 Bain 438.3 v 6,057.2 502.5 6,559.9 517.0 7,076.9 505.0 7,581.9 ; 493.3 8.075.2 472.6 8,547.9 477.7 9,025.5 495.2 . 9,520.7 540.1 10,060.3 539.8 10,600.1 Pi j Jn ifi.VQ 11 c\rr rv 523.1 11,589.1 589.1 12,128.2 492.8 12,621.0 512.0 13,133.0 527.5 13,658.9 537.5 496.8 14,683.2 490.8 15,174.0 387.1 15,661.1 480.5 16,141.6 477.5 16,619.1 492.6 17,111.7 487.1 17.598.8 477.4 - 18,0^76.2 528.9 ' 18,600.1 466.9 19,067.0 504.9 19,571.9 501.4 20,073.3 Sain 451.8 20,525.1 Sain 479J 21,004.2 ^ . mm. m A A4 J r A O Jtam ?1,103.0 Bain 56&o 22,022.3 vas set by a sto price $655 f. c 1915, to Jan. 5. 1! traveled continuous! 1. The result of ez the accompanying < covered an averag* r. Look at the ch; i :onsistency the pace ; chart proves a M? gallon in each 21.88 lER'S GAI Newberry, S. C. GARDEN SEED?Buy your garden M seed from us and get more tor your money. 'We sell all seed in oulk, " from 5c worth up d? any varincy We handle nothing but the best. Those who bought o? us last year know. Try us and see t io difference summer .tiros. 3-24-2t * ^fnn ' J J -0 i: , 888 " I RELIABILITY BR TOTAL jINE mileage . <W9 td h**M 22.82 21.49 22.47 21.70 ^jg 23.02 26.40 ( j 22.80 I 23^9 21.77 20.71 19.51 19.44 22.15 22.35 j 22.03 21.33 A 23.43 M 23.82 M 23.5G W 28.18 22.95 21.99 22.09 21.72 28.38 \ j 24.50 22 JO 28.13 21.75 . 22.83 * 22^0 -4 A MA 18.91 I 18.20 20.24 3L03 io.se 90.07 21*6 19?2 1 19.10 | ck Maxwell j| ). b. Detroit 1 916?44 days? ly and the motor ich day of this chart. 2 of more than art and see with was maintained ixwell fuel con7 *4 miles. RAGE >