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f ? jp&fi-m ?. \ -' /4^f*V\ \ |.%.' . <>> /'%%;WV\ \ j / . , ; '^) //..x\W\Y.-Vv\\ \ ; "fe- -vf * N. / ? * A i I *< ??'* tv-'f- V ; VvV-V.Vjt V ;? ?\ i 1 /-Mdmg !i mmM \ il mmrn I ipli i1 It Ml | jj Hp^l | jUjj i | ill I n mm I! ^?f if w m a i ?is? i m 11 I 30x3 > _ J fSlO.^P ^ 30x3V2J t ord ",zca ( Si3.40 ?] < 32X3'/2 S35.-*'J ! ] 33x4 Safety Tread S22.00 I I 34x4 "Fair-JLsst". S22.4J j 36X4'/2 531.69 ( ) 37 x 5 S37.35 38 x 5,4 550.60 ] < V ^ t I ammm?mmm?mtm PARKER MJLLS 10 GET $500,000 the e: J> LIFE LNSIKAME POLICIES good ! The Late Air. Parker Left This Amount i* in wl 1 *l?. W!lln ?1? U'kinl. iUMHillUT IU lilt* .U111S VI ?T "IVI1 , pOllCl' He Was the Head. ' ar th< | sura.n The Greenville Piedmont publishes stood, the follow.! g: | perioc The Parker Cotton Mills company '1 . The "ft'ill receive within the next few days | sona| checks aggregating $500,000, from a Riieu dozen or more life insurance companies, in settlement of policies car- >r(<) ried on the life of Mr. Lewis W. Parker. who u til November 4. 1914. was president of the Parker Cotton Mills ~reen company. The insurance in favor of the Par-1 Grem I Ker t/ouon .viius company was iaj>eu; count our ty Mr. Parker, it is learned on very a e\\ reliable authority, four years ago this the ci summer, 'i lie amount was divided j that t amc :g a number of companies. Mr. ed a Parker stood a ery ri^id physical ex- Supre uniination by specialists wlio were that sent here for that purpose, and passed since ^=-^511 m f f r iL \ irt # uhu u Seventy * THE (J! Chautauqv i" r-. CiUUl lire SnNHBBBBBBBi and W $ CONSIDER no;v the means by which ma: have been given maximum Traction,? means of a "sandpapery" texture in the cf their Anti-Skid Treads. r - j.: T> l - iwery lime uiu -Dia.tt.es axu puu un, cu iiiaivc an prip t.he road, the relatively hard, unyielding, and r.tivoly brittle, texture of the Rubber in their Tread lh*v;5 Treads to grind away on the pavement, tc OUT fast at the point cf contact.* The sudden efficiency of their grind in g-Tr act fc.if-3 co sharply on the Rubber Adhesive betv layers of Fabric in Tiro as to separate these layers. There is little "rive" to them?just as there "slide" to them. So, they gain Traction at the expense of ilJr.lcn Naturally such Tires require a great BULK Rubber in order to deliver reasonable Mileage bel'c out. And, therein thw differ radically from GOC 4 'Barefoot" Tires. Because,- the Safety-Tread on Goodrich Tires of "Barefoot-Rubber," a new, and exclusive co which discards unnecessary whitish "frictions!" ents that are heaviest and inert, as proved 1 lighter weight $ o V "TT EP2 is how it acts in Autornobiling,? b?5 ?When the weight of the Car 1 (1 fnic r?iincnnor P.nrrfnr>f- Tri.-hhr)-'1' Tro the power is applied to go ahead cr reverse, the w< strckh in the Barefoot'' Rubber Sole (or Trer-KGoodrich lire acts as a jrert of Lubricant: bv.tw Fabric Structure of the Tire and the Road. Then, the Barefoot-Rubber "Toes," 01 vhe ( Safety-Tread Tire, CLING to the pavement (in. grinding against it), in such manner as your Ba would cling to a slippery surface? without Grind, with the minimum of Frictional Heat cr Wear io mum Traction. Goodrich' 'Barefoot-Rubber" is now made into C F \ri7.ro T'"res,?G^^dr: 7" Silvertown Cord Tires, ;m; ( h. i.mer j uhes,?Goodrich Truck Tires,?Goodric cie, and bicycle. Tires, as well as into Good r it ber Jl/oIs, Over-Siioes, Soles and Heels. Got a Silver of it from your nearest Goodrich 3r De;.lcr. Stretch it thousands of times, but brca , >4. > 'd.Li U That's the Stuff that GOODRICH Blaek-Trea are made of. ? THE B. F. GOODRICH i g jLgjj Akron, Ohio ( ""BAREFOOT" Til mm i will iii IIMIIIIIIIMMIIfmilTi hhilllb iwhiiimhi iii hi idi iwimiii iiii camination with a remarkably j be carried to the Sprem record. United States on consti : insurance, it is understood, was tions. lat is known as five-year term ... , Tlie recognition ot es convertible into straight life * *1 & the 4.>th county m the e end of three years. The in- t]m (he L)onalds ^ ce was converted, it is under- hope(J (o come ,nt0 G) at the end of the three year . . . . .,, ha.\e to remain i-:i Abbe 1. and the premiums have been 1 more territory can b bv the cotton mills companv. A., 1 * Abbeville county. ; amount of Mr. Parker's peri "suranee policies is not defi- prevailing opinio known ^y Associate .Justice Hy in* co :curred in by Ass inriCK PEOPLE HAVE Fraser and Circuit Ji WON LOXi FIGHT | Shipp. Sease, Rice, Bow Smith and Peurifoy. iwood .Journal. opinion written by Assi ; people of the lower sections of Watts, was concurred i.vood, Abbeville ai d Edgefield Justice Gage and 0 ies have won their long fight for Wilson and Frank B. new county with McCormick as Judge Moore also wrot Dunty seat. A decision declaring opinion. he electio i was legal was reach- _ t the en banc session of the me Court last night. II his means THj^ HERALD AXE the new county is a certainty u i^ nnrlprsitood the fisht will not I YEAR FOR ONLY 31.50. HE PEOPLE'S UN!1 "gj jittitf % jlisk a' INE PERSON IN'j|| goes imwmmri hivfrsity. " s? ia Week in N? .NOTICE OF ELECTION IN I'KOSI'EKITY SCHOOL DI.STKICl NO. 14 N " j I Whereas, one-third of the resident k j electors and a 'ike proportion of the I reside t freeholders of the age of B t ivont v-/int> voaru in Puill? Smhool 1 District No. ;>4, of the County of Newi ;;err^'- State of South Carolina, have | Tiled a petition with the County Board ? | of Education of Newberry County, Ej j Slate of South Carolina, petitioning HV ig i al1^ requesting that an election be held i. by p | 5:1 sa-d School District on the question Rubber % j < f levying a : additional special tax ft I of two (2) mills to be collected on all ch Tires jg the taxable property withii the said compar- jg J s.'-hocl District. R j Xow. therefore, we the undersigned, ' YY JQj . i. ^ ? P composing the County Board of KduM ,, r-1 . ? E cation for Newberry Count v. State oC iOil TiiiO fcj ; CiQ-n ; Stfuth Carolina, do hereby order the qj i Board of Trustees of the St. Pauls 15 - j-School District Xo. ?>4, to hold an e!ec3> i t'on c ' the said question of levying fi 'rj?, j an additional special tax of two (2) Of svrh ? j mills to be collected 011 the property TO V/oni | : located in the said School District, ^ | j which said election shall he held at l-'iv H r : t 1je Town Hall. in the said j S I School District, Xo. 34. on Friday. May marip m 1 impound 1 I at ^ich election lie ingredi- I ' r?1Is s1in1j 1)0 opened at 7 a. m.. a <1 )y their 3 ! C'osed at 4 p. m. ?j ; n lie members of the Hoard of Trus| tees of said School District shall act jjj I as managers of said elec tion, (inly j? . sv.ch electors as reside in said School OT1 ft , , S District and return real or personal ad, and g , . . .. , i ?j property for taxation, and who ex[j ?' i t-lc'r tax receipts and re^istraCG'l Si ' t'?n certificates as required i-i genR era! elections, shall be allowed to Goodrich n vote. Electors favoring the levy of Stead of E ' such rax shall cast a ballot containing re Foot S tho word yes"' written or printed and SO, B , thereo \ and each elector opposed to i* VACLXl- H j sur]1 levy shall catn a ballot contain1 * 1 ' f/%?i r\?. nriiitnrl ^ _ HI 111 1110 WOril " HO n i men v/i rood rich ffi ., s- i m thereon. ? Good- K I /' Voter $ I Given under our hands and seals r/> I j this, tl'.e loth day of April. 1916. 1 j County Hoard of Education for XewBranch, I j berry County. S. C. k it you I CHA*. P. If A RRE, ^ I S. DERRICK. d Tires I j. s. wheeler. I TO ADVISE >AVY % Five South Carolinians State Directors?Chosen By Daniels. _ S Washington, April 1"?.?4The sec-re- i 1 tary of the navy to<lav announced the 9 following appointme ts of South Car 1? /liKAAtnrc nf tlip HHHIHHBI 1 onnians 10 ut* ci<uc uncvtvi>; .... naval consulting; board, in which they will cooperate with the officials board e court of the in advising upon what their State tutional ques- may do industrially i i the general ; preparedness plan: John McNeal, ,r n . , Columbia: H. 13. Scaife, Clinton; .T. R McCornnck as . * 0, 4 Coker. .lr., Hartsville; i\V. M. Rigss i State mea'ns , . , , , Clemson College and R. X Brack>n, which had , ett, Clemson College. eenwood. will ville since 110 In a Ietter addressed to each of the ? ' nien named the secretary expresses e cauen ironi i the greatest esteem for them ai d says i he will rely upon them for their thorn was written ough and cordial support in connecdrick and was ; ^,;on tiie regular naval consulting ;ociate Justice board. udges Prince. man, Mauldin ' , 1": RUB-MY-TISfti !i by Associate Will cure Rheumatism, Neuircuit Judges ' ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic Gary. Circuit j Sprains, Bruises, Curs, Burns. Oio e a dissenting j Sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm - iej zema, ere. Anfiscjnic Aaoiiyiv. 'ised internally '*r- v* ) NEWS ONE THE HERALD AND NEWS ONE 1 YEAR FOR ONLY $1.50. ^ #> ? / s swberry Apri. WE GUAR, GRIGS YT "W T jliv - v e To cleanse the system ( To restore healthy acti Liver and P To assist ir relieving const tude of ills the human i If you are not entirely sati: ! 11 ? i n 4 we win eiieei iuiiy rtj In the Spring your svstem n< as your house or premises, will beat LIV-VER-LAX in i and in keeping you hardy a Gilder & 1 ... ...M..,. A Card to C n t rm i oi mirai 1 eie We are anxious to see 1 other parties and connected ! condition as to furnish effici owners of rural lines are res? we want to co-operate with All lines require a thoi sionally if the best service recommend that every line overhauled at least once a yc experienced telephone man 2 cost of this work when divic of the line, makes the amo small, and this cost will be 1 improved service. If the owners of rural tel tion are experiencing trouble will appreciate their talking 1 Mflnacrpr nr writincr 11s full v- * * * what we can toward helping dition of your line. SOUTHERN BELL TE] AND TELEGRAPH ( BOX 163, COLl I To Drive Out Malaria ~ And Build Uf? The System Take the Old Standard GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know . what you are taking, as the formula is j printed on every label, showing it :s I Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form. j | The Quinine drives out malaiia, the I Iro7 builds up the system. 50 cents j ^////////////^^^^ j J 1 Did You I!| I Ever Eat a I | | Jas Pie? | J Sa\r! \ Dii v*e ?ot some ^ ^ treat coming to you. ^ I Jax Biscuits ( I 1 ^ Jacksonville Cracker Works ^ _ IHAUTAUQUA :ryone can a ttend chain 1 27th to ! ANTEE BY'S u I ov ' I JLiQA )f poisonous toxins, on of the bowels, [idneys. n , i t i lpation and the muitii family is he'r to. sfied with the results, ^ fund your money. seds cleansing the same There is nothing that toning up your system, nd hale. Weeks. Owners phone Lines that all lines owned by with us are kept in such ent service. Where the >onsible for their upkeep, them. rough overeauling occais to be obtained. We 2 connected with us be jar, and that at least one issist in this work. The ied among all the patrons unt paid by each man/ nore than offset by the ephone lines in this seci with their service, we 1-1 n Awar ?ri /\11 f* ,J~Lw uiauu UTtl YT11U UU1 y. We will gladly do \ you improve the conLEPHONE f JOMPANY \JgkB JMBIA. S. C. MBBMBBBk' RUB OUT PAIN wrrhJi cnrwv^ oil Krjim#?r?t\ TT??t*s the surest way to stop them. I The best rubbing liniment isjj MUSTANG .INIMENT Good for the Ailments of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. I Qood for your own A ches, [I Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains, Cuts, Burns, Etc. 25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealere. V -v P fl autauqua! LFFORD TO rAUQUA. May 4th