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iTULlY PEKSONAL the Movenr'iits of iv.any People, >'ewberrians, and Those >Vho Visit Sewberry. Harry Strother of Chappell was in this section one clay last weeK.?diij Creek cor. Saluda Standard. ... H. Hunt of Newberry, member of the State board of conciliation, spent yesterday in Columbia.?The State, berry this morning to attend the graduation exercises of his son, . Ralph.?Greenwood Journal. 1..C7 and \Tarie Wessinse: aUiOOv^j Hi? ? ? ? .. w . of Jalapa spent several days in the city the guests of the Misses Amick Miss Mary Wood ot Cedartown, Ga., is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. H. Bowman. Mrs. J. iA,. Shealy, Sr., of Little Mountain is visiting: her brother, the Rev. L. P. Boland. Mr. A. H. Dagnall of Anderson candidate for congress was in the city Monday and Tuesday shaking hands ard getting acquainted with ivoters. Mrs. and 'Mrs. E. J. Boland and two daughters, and Mr. D. B. Phillips of Springfield are visitors at the iome of Rev. L. P. Boland. jtfr. H. T. Boland a'graduate of the class in Newberry this year has signed up to play ball during the season with the Macon team. Mrs. A. J. Ficken who has heen keeping the boarding hall at Newfeerry college, will with her family, ?>end the summer in Saluda, N. C. Rev. J. D. Kinard is attending the commencement exeicises of Newberry college. MJreen wood Journal. Mr. Kenneth Baker went to NewH. C. Dodgen, who has been visiting in Newberry for several days, return to his home last Friday.?'Big Creek cor. aluda Standard. G. T. Reid and Eunice Allen of Chappell passed through this community Saturday enroute to (Saluda.? Creek cor. Saluda Standard. Mrs. Bates Maffett of Prosperity aspent Sunday with her parents, 'Mr. ;&nd Mrs. W. B. Padgett.?Cool (Spring -cor.-Saluda Standard. ftliss Russell Brooks and Mrs. J. H. -Johnson left today for a week's visit an. CUappells, S. .?Greenville Pied-oaont. x Mrs. Laura Wise and McFall and Cuts ;Wlse of Prosperity and Mrs. Alice Wise of Cameron spent the week-end with Mrs. Verda Wise.? Saluda Standard. ? * V? Mrs. Malissa ^erry 01 uci x j "iias been t.isiting her granddaughters, . 3resd^ues J. S. Griffith, A. W. Gardner and B. B. Blease.?Big Creek cor. Saluda Standard. C. Granville Wyche of Prosperity ahas been appointed assistant district attorney for the western federal district of this State.?The Abbeville -Medium. .Miss .'Verna Sumer of rrosperuv and Miss Helen Summer of Newberry were the guests of Mrs. J. A. Summer for a day or so last- week.?Waverly cor. The State. Mr. Clyde Epting, son of Mr. T. A. "Epting of the 'St. Pauls community, has finished his course in dentistry at the Baltimore Dental college and 5s at home for the summer. Miss Juanita Epting of Newberry M ^ + enjoyed the commencement Chicora College for Women as the guest of her cousin, Miss Sue Dent, in Senate street.?Waverly cor. The Among commencement visitors in the city were .Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Wessinger of Columbia and Mr. and Mrs. J E. S. Trotter also of Columbia. They j ^vrere the guests of Mr and IMrs J.' "Tiiad McCrackin in College street. Mrs. Jesse Lorick has 'returned to "Prosperity, after a week's stay with I Mre. Jake Geiger in Oak street. Mrs.! t-n-^c Qpromnanied iby her1 JUUi IV'n. " c*o F " daughter, JMiss Jessie Lorick, a reTeat Columbia college graduate.?; Waverly cor. The State. j -Miss Martha Bull will have sev1 eral lovely visitors for commence merit ^eek. Miss Popie Webb of 4 -Chappells, S. Miss Fannie Gray Wright of Columbia and Miss Net tie Lou Wllace of Kinards, S. C., 'will be with her for two weeks.?The Record. Mrs. J. A Miller of Prosperity and Mrs. J. P. Shealy of Newberry, who have been visiting their sister, Mrs. J .A. Summer, left Thursday for their respective homes. Mrs. Miller was returning from Johnson City, where she "visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Graham.? Waverly cor. The State. Mr. T. R. Young will take his wife to the Greenwood hospital today. Mrs. Young has been seriously in ior me past several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Toung are boarding at Mrs. Todd's in Johnstone street and have made many friends during their stay in -Newiberry. Rev. J. Henry Harms, D. D., president of Newberry college, has delivered one hundred and thirty-one addresses on public occasions in va\ I I rious parts cf the United States dur| ii g the past year. During the present season he received forty-seven limitations to deliver commence! ment addresses, manv of which he " ! was compelled of course t3 decline.? Lutheran Church Visitor. I Opera House PROGRAMME ! ? V TTTVr (tfl. , riuu.Ii, cm ''THE LAST ADVENTURE*' Lillian Drew and John Lorenz 3-part Essanay *THE RACE FOK A SIDING" Helen Gibson and True Boardman , I Kalem SATURDAY, JUNE 10th "ONE OF THE PACK" i George Routh, Jay Morley and Eleanor , I Blevins 2-part Lubin "HAM AND PREPAREDNESS" Ham and Bud Kalem Comedy "SELIG TRIBUNE NO. .31" The books of registration are now ': in the hands of the secretaries of the I various clubs. The Herald and News , printed a list of the clubs and the names of those in whose hands the books are. In order to vote in the primary in August it is necessary that you enroll your name on the club ! books and vou must do it in person. i * Street Duty Past Due ! * I Will receive $3.00 in full payment of street duty till 5:30 o'clock Saturday, June 17th, 1916, after which 1 a penalty of $2.00 will oe required 01 , all delinquents. 1 j Please attend to this, and save the 1 cost. I E. L. Rodelsperger, Chief of Police. ' 6-9-td. GLASSES i If yon need them, we hare tbem. P. . JEANS & CO. Jewelers, Watch Makers & Opticians P. C. Jeans, Optometrist. | Dr. F. C. Martin ^ | Examines Eyes, Fits Glasses | f and Artificial Eyes I * ' f ^If your eves are givmg youf f trouble d m't fail to consult himf $ Satisfaction Guaranteed, i > ~~ 1 ? | Office ovt. Anderson's Dry| * Goods Store. | 4 * SPECIAL NOTICES. 9 i . ._ HA&JUEY - DAVIDSON motorcycles* ! new and second hand, cash or credit i H. 0. Stone, Newberry, S. C. : i BARBECUE?We will give a first ! class barbecue at the Newberry fill, Friday, July 21. The dinner will be cooked by the old cook, H. JiL Wicker. A good dinner is promised to all. Every candidate is especially invited. B. M. Suber and O. A. Felker. 6-y-ta. | BARBECUE?I will give a first class j barbecue with, the usual good dinner at Mt. Pleasant on July 14, campaign day, and will give good service and make it pleasant for all who attend. G. H. Cromer and Company. BARB'ECUEl?We will give a first class barbecue in front of B. B. Leitzsey's residence July 27, 1916. Everybody invited. B. B. Leitzsey, A. G. Leitzsey, J. F. Lominack. DIXIE STAMP & STATIONERY COMPANY, Columbia, S. C. Office and bank' supplies. Manufacturers of rubber stamps, seals, etc.. q-ualitv and service. Prompt attention | to mail orders. 15-19-tf. MONEY TO LEND?Apply to Mower & Bynum. j 4 -14-tf. j VULCANIZING?Let us vulcanize; your tubes and care for your casings. We return tubes tested and I ready for use within twenty min-J utoc summer's Garase. j I 1 r | DRINK MINT-COLA, made of purest material and put up in mctet saniI tary surroundings. 5-9-St. l ; WE WILL BE READY to grind your wheat beginning next Monday. Junej 12. Farmers Oil Mill. I I I 6-6-^t. } FR i In i r- i I ideal rireie U T VI J WVU J AO 111 V X IV/U j er demonstration at week beginning J une 1 Every lady who atl coupon ticket which 1 opportunity of getting details will be printed do not have to buy a t enter. I Come as often as yo ticket each time. The demonstration \ j CAptl t. When West*Ma Oak it's Oak. ffEST-MA I I t I \ s . % STUDEBAK Detroit, Mich. South Bend, Ind. Walken FOUR CYLINDER MOD Touring Car, 7-Fassenger > Roadster, 3.Passenger Landau-Roadster 3-Passenger Sedan ? ' SIX-CYLINDAR MODE Touring Car, 7-Psssenger Roadster, 3-Passenger Landau-Roadster, 3-Passenger C niinp d.Passen?er . ! Sedan ..... Limousine, 7-Passenger F. O. B. Detroit I BARBECUE at St. Pauls?Under the'; auspices of the ladies of the St. | Pauls Lutheran churcli a barbecue will be served at the church grounds on July 14. The dinner wi!\ I be cooked by that famous cueist J. ; D. H. Kibler. 5-23-tf. . I EE i iss Cookerj to the Fireless Cookr i our store the entire 19th. tends will be given a will entitle her to an f a cooker free. The on the ticket. You hing to be eligible to '' | u can, you will get a will be in charge of an 1 rtin Co. says it's iRTIN CO. ! ^gji Take the Bjjp that kno ^J BUILT?a / . knows hi \ There's no s to be had ar of Californk n Detroit the city cars?w and ma] other ci teredac than ai In California the Stat where p over an< any oth< the yeai tered?2 more th California KNO\ ing the bulk of tl r p , baker favonte bj L 1^ |V buying. ~ . And the reason i inlle, Onu . , ? j panson ot a otua ri o r size and quality t $875 MORE. So they 850 you see the cax311 ern 1525 ""z McH^ 1600 1675' 2500 C. W. FAN1 /\ ^ DA! J HECl'lv?I will give a first class barbecue at my residence July 1 State campaign day. Will sell'meat and hash and serve dinner 11:30 a. m. -J. M. Counts. 6-6-tf. T n Wlinm It Ill TT liUlil 11 I This is to state { reported a false ri the Maxwell Road from Summer's G months ago. It is not pleased with tl have had a whole expense with it, ai ?-! I xl 1J 1 iner nave :11c uiu j the new car. Thi that I have owne< that I like the M< any body could lil have drove it aboi have not had any the car has not cos pair bill. I can't s I - s would rumor such as I am well pleas well Roadstei. DR. Z. T. Pomari I w " r .1 Judgment ot ti >ws how car nd the State nw rars PER] / urer judgment, no morel trust* lywhere than that of Detroit a u i / that produces three-fourths of here people know cars from nufacturing sides better than t: ty on earth?more Studebaker; cording to official figures in the ly other cars selling at mor e of wonderful roads and weatl eople have more miles of good i i more opportunity to use theii :r State in the Union?the offic of 1915showed 15,718 Studel !,895 MORE than any other < ? *enn ail <puvv. VS cars from use on the road?Detroit knc he industry centered in its limits. Both i / a long lead. . What better judgment car s simply that every time a man makes eve lebaker with other car?, he finds that to ge is a Studebaker offers, he must pay fro 're buying Studebakers?and SAVING thai -then go make that $250 saving comparis< ^RDY MOW] NEWBERRY, S. C. Manager, Lady St., Columbia T1-LY i?The Civic Association Pomaria will give a barbecue ] Pomaria on July 4 tor the benefit J the school. Mrs. T. A. SetzlH President. V o-19-td. J May Concern: . f eiL iaic juneom, i?iu. :hat some one has imor, in regard to ister that I bought * arage about three J stated that I am 1 be car, and that I J lot of trouble and X id that 1 had ra Ford than to have V m s is the fourth car i and I will say I ixwell as well as I ke their car, as I I it 2,000 miles and I 11 11 _ 1 trouoie at an, ana >t me one cent re see why any body I a false statement, I ed with my Max- I PINNER, I a, S. C. I i ' . | . " ! le City I s are 1 . that FORM! worthy advice ad the State t rnnnfrv's fcUV w the technical hey do in amy 3 were regi*^ J year of 1915, I e than $500. ler?the State roads to drive j r cars than in ial figures for [makers regis13 r listing at >wi cars from hav save made Stude- J i YOU follow in 1 n the barest com:t as much power' m $250 to $400 a t $250. Why don't "1 { 4 FR i i, S. C. M _ jB