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COLLEGE ATHLETIC (ASSOCIATION
EXTENDS THEIR THANKS
f'?The Newberry College Athletic
association wish to extend their heartiest
thanks to the friends who contributed
the athletic fund. An opporunity
was not given to see ail.
This will 1je done later.
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-0*. Arcade Theatre . $ 5.00
Anderson, R. H 1.00
i Aull, E. H 1.00
Anderson, Paul 1.00
^ Black, F. 0. ..' .1.00
Brown, Dr. Y. M 2.50
Baxter & Son 2.50
Bedenbaugh, J. 1 1.00
Bradley, Floyd 2.00
Buzhardt, Ben F 1.00
^ Buford, R. H 1.00
Boozer, A. P 25
Buford, M. M 1.00
Brown, Guy 2.o0
Blease, C. G 2.50
y Blease, H. H. 10.00
Cromer, Dr. Geo. B 23.00
Cromer, W. W 50
Cannon, H. T 1.00
k Caldwell, D 1.00
^ Carlisle, J. R 1.00
\ Cunningham, S. S. l.UO
Copeland Bros 2.00
Clisby, is...... 2.00
, Counts, J. M 50
Cousins, E. H 50
J* Columbia Friends 9.501
Chapman, B. V 5.00 \
t Cash 4.50
L Cash 1.00
J Dominick, B. H 2.50'
Davis, F. L 3.001
\ Dunn, Dr 2.50 j
Derrick, L. F 50 ;
Dibble, Rev. F. E 3.00^
Duncan 2.00
Eddleman 1.00
Ewart, F. M 1.00
| Epting, R. L 1.00
ft Earhardt, J. W 50 !
ft Epting, Hugh 1.00 j
I Fair, W. Y. l.UUj
Farrow, W. W 1.50
Fulenwider, Rev. Edw 5.00
Fant, Metz 1.00
Fellers, Raymond 1.00
Floyd, Richard 1.00
Garrett, F. H 1.00
Garrett, W. M 1.00
^Goggans, John 1.00
Goggans, J. C., Jr 5.00
Griffin, E. iA 2.00
Griffin, J. B 1.00
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Depart]
alues Unec
ir intention to n
benefited the li
U matchless me
ery At Popular Prices
Every day finds something
new in the way of
stylish shapes, flowers,
ribbons, etc. In ,th.s department
our aim is to
| give you better hat valhps
than von ran sprnrp
| elsewhere. We have added
scores of new hats
to our line the past
week. Come and see the
beautiful hats' we are
* offering in our big May
Clearance Sale.
)lv of New I "9c-cur 1
~ ~ ~ ~ " 4C inch
Goods seller cut
> purchase yards T~?
mer, no prettier u2UG 1
i. Note the spe- A table
ne skirting, extra greatest \
t to only 22?c, ever shov
fle skirting worth sale at yc
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GailJard, P. C -1.00
Harms. i.Miss K. 2.00
! Hunt, Col. .TO. H 10.00
Habenicht, C. C 10.00
' Habenicht, Mrs. C. C 25.00
Haltiwanger, P. H 1.00
Hipp, F. E. : 1.001
Hope, J. J 1.00 j
| Hitt, J. J .50 !
Hutchinson, G. K 2.00 ,
Harmon, G. W. o.OOi
Hunter, Dr. G. Y 5.00
Holloway , J. B. O'N 3'.00 !
Havird, H. 0 1.00
Houseal, Dr. W. G 5.00
Harmon, C 1.00 :
Holloway, H. ? 5.00,
Hunter, J. B 5.00 j
Jolmstone, J.^M 50 j
Jacobs, Dr. F. B 2.00 |
Johnson, J. W, 1.00 j
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ouimsuu, w mi i
Jones, Dr. E. C 50
Jo'Jes, J. Y 1.00
Jones, L. W. 5C
Johnstone, Allan 10.00
Keitt, J. L 5.00 j
Kibler, Dr. C. L 1.60
; Kohn, A. H .50;
! Klettner, 0 3.00;
I Klettner, Silas 2.00 j
Kibler, Dr. E. X 1.00 .
j Kibler, Dr. J. M 1.00
Kibler, J. W f 1.00
; Ki-bler, Dr. E. H.f 5.00
Kinard, J. X .75
iLefiar, 1.00 j
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LiOVei J.. uo i
Langford, J. J 2.00
Lowman, IWells 1.00 i,
Leavell, R. Y 1.00/
! Martin, F. M. 3.00 '
Mayes, Jessie 1.00
Mayes, Jno. B 6.75
Mayes, Bennie 1.00
IMtower, Col. Geo. 'S rr.... 5.00
Mayes, Dr. W. G 1.00
Mayer, Dr. O. B 5.00
McGraw, B. H 1.00
McCauglirin. J. N 1.00
McCrackin, J. Y 50
Nobles 25
Norris, L 25
Newberry Drug Co 2.50
Pavsinger, H. P 1.00 j
Player, L. M 1.00 j
Parks, W. R 1.00
Parks, F. N 50
Parks, R. G 1.00
Pel'ham, Dr. W. E. Jr 5.00 j
Power, H. L 5.00
Ringer. W. 0 50
Robinson, Geo 1.00
MAY CLEAF
ment in
jualled Du
take this the rm
ist week, thousi
rchandise at rm
The May Sa
The above headline me
Dress linens, fi e white
and fancy, Nansocks, Di
Organdie, English Long
Qola 4
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A general assortment
fabric standard goods fr
124, 15 and 20c val
choice yard
Apron Ginghc
Best apron ginghams i
8ic kind at
o only the yard 25ci
nrViifz* Dofitsffli O hlrr
wiutc u k/ig t-vv
to only the yard 15c.
of Colored Wash Goods
loaded with some of the
eash goods specials we have
m. 12? and 15c values on
I 10c |
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Robinson, G. L 10.00
Salter, 0. & T. E 5.00
Smith, J. W. Jr 1.00
Silver, N 3.00
Summer, J. H 10.00
Stuck. Dr. E. E 5.00
Schumpert, C. C 2.00
Smith, R. D 25 '
Smith, J. W 1.00
Sybert, Dr. G. M 2.00
Sorg, W. E 50
Summer, ,C. F._ 1.00
Summer,* G. JB. 3.00
Shack Jeford, J. H 25
(Shealy, U. P, 2.00
Schumpert, H. W. 1.50
Summer, F. R. 3.00
Spearman, M. L 5.00
Swittenberg, H. O 1.00
Tidmarsh, R. IM 2.50,
Taylor, J. W. 1.00 '
Watkins, C. L 1.00
Werts, E. S : 1.00
Workman, X. W 1.00
Weeks, Dr. C. D 10.00
AViessinger, N. L 5.00 (
Wise, Walter J 2.00;
Wise, B. B 1.00
Wise, L. M. McFall 2.00
Wise, A. G 1.00
Wheeler. Dr. .T S. 5.00 i
.Wicker, F. R 2.50 j
Werts, C. F 1.50 |
White, J. W 25
Wallace, W. R 2.50Wallace,
W. H 2.00
Wells, H. R 8.00
Wicker, J. H * 5.00
Wicker, J. D .25
Wright. R. H 5.00
Wright, Z. F ... 10.00
Wicker, R. D 1.00
Wicker, T. R 2.00
Cannon, 0. R 5.00
Wicker, Wm. R 5.00
Parr, H. L 5.00
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PEACE SENTIMENT ONLY
IN THE TEUTON NATIONS
l^ew York, May 12.?Samuel S. McClure,
the publisher, who arrived
from Copenhagen last night on the
steamer Oscar II, said that he found
a sentiment for peace only in Germany
and Austria.
"I have visited all the belligerent
nations and did not find a suggestion
of peace anywhere except in these
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sire it for commercial reasons only,"
said Mr. McClure. "By that I mean
thev wish to resume their business
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tANCE SALE
the Hoi
ring This E
ost interesting i
ands more shou
yst attractive m
lie or White
ians everything in white,
cotton stuffs both plain
mities, Batistes, White
Cloth, Dimities, etc.
:>f White Goods
of various weaves and
om our regular stock,
t J i i
ues, ,Dargam taoie
10c
?.ms at 6 l-4c
in all colors and checks,
64
Bath Towels at Cut Pri
50 dozen large size bath to1
bleached, a big 20c value
each r
40 Inch Sea Island at!
As long as ten bales last,
sea island 8ic quality, limitet
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relations with other nations, not that
they fear defeat. The English, French,
Russians, Belgians, Italians, Germans,
(A-ustrians, Hungarians, Bulgarians
and Turks all are confident of victory
for their respective armies and are
determined to fight to the end."
DANIELS SHIFTS
ATLANTIC FLEET
Orders Formation of New First
Line.
Washington, May 12.?Reorganization
of the first line of the .Atlantic
fleet was ordered today by Secretary
Daniels, so as to plr .e six of the older
battleships in reserve and release a
large part of their crews to man a
destroyer division and the new dreadnoughts
Oklahoma and Nevada.
The Xew Jersey, Virginia, Rhode
Island and Nebraska were ordered in
reserve at the Boston navy yard; the
Connecticut at Philadelphia and the
Louisiana at' Norfolk. When repairs
have been completed they will be
manned with crews reduced 60 per
cent., but in shape for active service
within 48. hnnrs -These vessels will I
be included in the nine battleships to
be used this summer for naval militia
and citizen volunteer training cruises.
About 4.200 men made available by
the change will be divided between
six destroyers and the mew dreadnoughts.
There will be 16 big battleships
in the new first line of the fleet,
including the Pennsylvania, to be delivered
by the contractors on June 1,
The others are the Minnesota, Vermont,
Michigan, South Carolina, Delaware,
Oklahoma, New York, Texas,
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X" 1UX Ilia., Ul.au, .rt.r.ft.cnisa.0, i\e\v jTiaiiipshire,
'Nevada, Kansas and Wyoming.
With the adoption of 15,000 men in
the navy, proposed in the pending bill
before congress, naval officials said
tonight that it would be possible to
'^ke several ships from the reseuve
and return them to actual service.
The department is working out a plan
by which naval militia can be instantly
assigned, in case of war, to
duty in manning ships in reserve.
/Wlhiie at their home yards the Connecticut
and Louisiana will have their
boilers and shaft bearings repaired.
New boilers will be installed in the
Georgia and Virginia.
THE HERALD AND NEWS ONE
YEAR FOR ONLY $1.50.
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ise rroc
lig May Sal
veek of the sc
Id be this week,
ice.
Ladies, Palm BeacF
About 50 suits can be hac
they're dandies, every suit
course, and a size for every
More New Wc
HnnHrpHs to select from ii
terial with belt and patched
price 98c, $1.49 and $1.98,
White Canva.'
S50 pairs White Canvas 1
leather soles, low or high
priced, 98c, $1.25, and S1.41
to each buyer at t!
Id "Pill I I 0 V
at only "Mary Jane*
? I2je. Doll S
Will put on sale
'C Pat Leather "Mai
40 inch Doll slippers. Oi
I 10 yds special the pair .
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
I will make a final settlement of
the estate of Emma Shealy in **ie
probate court for Newberry County,
S. C., on Tuesday the 30th day of
"Motr iQifi of n'r>lor"lr in the fore
ma J , if XVj a.W JLV V V.VVM ??
nocn and will immediately thereafter
ask for my discharge as executors of
said estate.
R. 0. Shealy,
G. E. Shealy,
Exors.
April 29.
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"Being Musical."
What Is called "being musical" cannot
be passed on to some one else or i
to something else. You '.ajinot be musical
vicariously?through another person,
through so many thousand dollars,
through civic pride, through any other
of the many means we employ. Being
musical does not necessarily lie in performing
music. It is rather a state of
being which every individual who can
hear is entitled by nature to attain to
in a greater or less degree.?Atlantic.
Shell of the Snail.
The snail's horny shell serves to protect
its soft body against numerous
foes. Slugs are simply snails that live
a retired life and consequently need no
covering at all. The shell of the snail
is built lip from lime m tne plants on i
which it feeds, and they are never
found on soil which contains no lime.
A Tightwad.
"I understand that Mr. Pinchpenny
has been operated on for appendicitis,"
remarked Miss Cayenne.
"Yes. it's the first time any one was
known to get anything out of him."
"And even then they had to chloroform
him to get that"?Philadelphia
Inquirer.
Once Is Enough.
"Jiggs says that if he ever marries
again he's going to have 'obey' elim
inated from the ceremony."
"What's the trouble?"
"No trouble, but he says that they
can't fool him more than once."?Buffalo
Express.
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RUB-MY-TISM
Will v*.re Rheumatism,^Neu- |
ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sorest Tetter, Ring-Worm,*Eczema,
etc. Antiseptic Anodyne*
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i Suits $b,y5
1 at this price and
a Palm Beach, of
woman at .: $5.98
ish Skirts
n every wanted mapockets.
Mav sale
5 Pumps
Dumps, rubber (and
heels, all specially
) pair.
he yard 5c.
and Baby
Slippers
I. r
mis wees o cases
rj Jane" and Baby
ir big $2.00 seller
$1.4?.
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NOTICE OF FIJfAL SETTLEMENT
I will make a final settlement as
guardian of the estate of William
Stuck ai:d Lula Pearl Stuck, in the
probate court for Newbery county S.
n r\*v ? .4 t in<n - ? in
vj., uu cue >7lu uay 01 juuc, ajjiu, <u xu
o'clock in the forenoon and will immediately
thereafter ask foi a. final
discharge as guardian of said-estate.
J. W. Stuck,
May 8, 1916. Guardian.
Excursion to Ashvflle, Black Mountain,
TVaynesville, Lake Toxaway,
Brevard and Hendersonville via
Southern Railway, May 23,
1910.
The Southern Railway on May 23rd,
! will sell very low round trip excursion
tickets to the above Doii:its in
Western North Carolina for all Trains
on this date with final limit returning
by midnight Sunday, May ;28th.
The e excursion fares will apply from
all stations from Columbia to Greenville,
Columbia to Spartanburg and
from Hock Hill to Spartanburg via
Blacksburg. The following fares will
apply from points named: From Columbia
to Asheville, Brevrrd and
Lake Toxaway $3.50; to Black Mountain
and Waynesville $3.75; to Hendersonville
$3.25. From Newberry
to Asheville, Brevard
J T ? "I- ~ m o r\/\ .a. _
auu xoxaway, $o.vu; to
Black Mountain and Waynesville
$3.25; to Hendersonville $2.75. From
Greenwood to Asheville, Brevard and
Lake Toxaway $2.75; to Black Mountain
and |W2aynesville $3.00; to Hendersonville
$2.50. From Union to
ASheville, Brelvard and Lake Toxaway
$2.50; to Black Mounts and
Wayinesville $2.75; to Hendersonvllle
$2.25. From Rock Hill to Asheville
Brevard and Lake Toxaway $3.00; to
Black Mountain and Waynesville
$3.25; to Hendersonvillet$2.75. Proportionately
reduced fares from other
stations. For detailed .information
call on local agents Southern Railway,
secure circular of this excursion,
or communicate with S. H. McLean,
dist. passenger agent, Southern
Railway, Columbia. S. C.
Pile# Cored In 6 to 14 Dmys
?ottr drug:grist will refund money if PA ZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itchics,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding F2!e? :-a 6 to 14 <ipy*
The Srstapp^cation give- ?ase and itest- 51c.
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