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PrKJ-lY PERSONAL file .Movements of ip.any People, Newberrians, and Those Wlio Visit >"ew berry. 1 '.".;iss Eva Goggans is on an extended vicit ra lipr brother. Mr. James Gcggans in Columbia. iMiss Dollie Reagin is in Columbia j visiting Miss Howard at the Woman's Home. Mrs. -Nathan Evans left Saturday for a visit to Newberry, Columbia and Orangeburg.?The Marion Star. Miss Olive Counts of Prosperity is visiting Miss Helen Clayton.?Central cor. Greenville Piedmont. 'Misses Ruth and Grace Oliver are guests this week of Miss Sudie Dennis in Xev^erry.?The State. Mr. a\ia Mrs. T. P. Johnson after J: in PViirloctAn Speutlllljj 'd. lew uajs in uuui ivoiu" ' have returned home. I Hr. Silas Amick and family of Leesviile spent Sunday here as the guests oi relatives and friends. I Mrs. M. C. Hentz of Pomaria after | an extended visit to her neice, Mrs. j D.: A. Livingston in Summer street! returned to her home on Saturday. { i C4rs. S. E. Longshore of Columbia J college, accompanied her daugh- j ter to Newberry for the summer.? j Eau Claire cor. The State. I Miss Jennie Rambee of Newberry is j visiting her cousin, Miss Lessie Tim- j merman.?(Donalds cor. Abbeville; Medium. Miss 'Alma Lupo of the Whitmire school is spending her vacation with Jber mother, Mi;s. M. A. Lupo in Taylor street.?Waverly cor. The 'StaJ^ Mrs. Parr of Newberry camet^QP find spent a few days in Due Westvreturning on Thursday.?Associated Reform Presbyterian. Mr. R. A. Aibrams of Anderson, a former Newberry boy, is spending a few daye "with his father, Mr. I. Z. A* rams, beyond Helena. Mrs. W. H. Zeigler and little daugu ter, Elizabeth, -who cave Deen visiting relatives in Cameron returned to their feome in College street (Saturday last. Frank W. 'Shealy, railroad commissi aer, yesterday inspected the congested conditions at Ohappells- caused *>j a large fire there Sunday.?The ! State. Willie Becker and Wilbur Ballenmembers of the student body of Newberry college, are at their tiomes in Eau Claire for the summer Tacation.?Eau Claire cor. The State. dir. Geo. W. Summer, president o? j the,.. Mollohon Manufacturing Co. has! returned from the Southern Textile j "Manufacturer's association at Ashe- j rille, N. C. Messrs. Will and George. Stone, the . former of Aiken and the latter of Georgia, visited the old parental roof, the home of Mrs. 'Mat Stone at Jolly Street, last Sunday. Mrs. C. F. Graham and Mrs. W. F. Koon of Newberry left this week for Cdm'berland, Md., where they will spend several weeks with I>r. and Vr's T w Koon.?Waverly cor. The State. Ii. H. Chandler of Newberry was a! vivsitor in 'Columbia yesterday. This was the first visit in 25 years and Mr. Chandler was impressed with the evidences of constructive development ecd progress on all sides.?The State. Mrs. James Kibler and daughter, T.NTian of JXewberry. are guests of Mrs. Robert Dacus for commencement at G. W. C. Mrs. Kibler is a. graduate of G. W. C.?Greenville Piedmont. Mr. and 'Mrs. Ernest Summer of Greenwood, accompanied by the Iatter's sister, Miss Martha Miller of Atlanta,. G-a., visited Mr. Summer's 'Parents, Mr. and iMrs. J. H. fSummer, several days last "week. :%r ^ ^ rAQ V svirs. 1j. u. r uicii>*xuci ujl .uvu? w, ?<. C., mother of Rev. Edw. Fulenwider, Mrs. G. A. Ritchie of China Grave, N. rster of Mrs. Fuleawider, and Mrs. E. L. Davis and daughter, Miss Leona, of Charlotte, IN. C., are ?visittntr "Rev and Mrs. Fulenwider. Miss Verna Summer is at home from Newtberry, where she taught during the past winter. Miss iSummer leaves the early part of tihe week for Boefc Hill, where she will attend the etnsmer school.?Waverly cor. The State. Mrs. A. H. Summerfield of Baltimore who has "been spending some time with Tier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mann in College street, left lastSunday for Spartanburg to spend a week with iier sister, Mrs. Harry Price. Mrs. Summerfield will leave Spartanburg next Saturday for her "fcome in Baltimore. A second letter from Miss Eva Dun- j 1 ' an brings the information that there j has been a slight change for the bet-*! tor in the condition of her sister, Mrs. j Hex Young of Newberry. She says,; she expects to bring her sister as soon as she is well enough to make j the trip.?Lumber Town cor. u:et*u-; wood Jndex. i Dr. W. E. Bickley of Helena and, Dr. R. H. Folk of the Broad River j section who recently graduated in; medicine in Baltimore will take the! i examination before the State board j this week and return to Balimore,, Dr. Bickley to the Marine hospital j " 1 - - T >? 4f .. V.nc_ ! and Dr. t'oiK 10 me tuivcionj , pital in Baltimore for post-graduate J work and hospital work. The young; i doctors came home about a week ago I and have been resting at the old homestead. )Mr. C. S. Dominick in his Ford with Mr. H. W. Dominick at the wheel made a record run from Chappells [ a T.onx-inp- <Thab-I tO Augusta <jn ouuuuj. uvv. ^ pells at 1:15 p. m. they reached Augusta at 3:30 p. m. In the car "besides the Messrs. Dominick there were R. X. Hill, Clint Pitts, H. H. Waits, and' Vernon 'Clamp. On the return they left Augusta at 10 p. m. The Messrs. Dominick with Mr. Ralph Scurry, and A. L. Dominick went to Parr Shoals from Chappells on (Monday to have, some fun fishing. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT Does the sign, "Autos Stop," mean "slow down," or does it mean "stop?" The city park will open Tuesday i night. | Knocking is one thing?justifiable criticism is another. "Lady Audley's Secret" from the story by Miss Braddon will be shown at. the Arcade today. Union services will be held next Sunday night in Central (Methodist ! church beginning at 8:30 o'clock. win T in/1. " ne roaa to snvexsucci na a> ? bridge is In splendid condition? r> example of what sand and clay - community help will do. There will be a meeting of the ( Bachelor Maids Tuesday afternoon at i 5 o'clock with Miss Elizabeth Domi- j nick. [ i Union services were held at the Church of the Redeemer -Sunday nieht. Rev. E. V. Babb of the Bap tist church preached the sermon. >A cotton bloom is reported from a farm at St. Matthews. The stalk was no doubt from seed grown in Newberry. While Chally Hughes and Chally ] Fairbanks run for office, Chally Ruff-1 will continue to run his job as salesman at Copeland Bros, store. The street overseer, Mr. Joe W. Werts, did* a neat little piece of work on Harrington street alongside the court house last week. Don't fail to see Geraldine Farrar in ''Carmen" a great star in a great play at the Arcade Thursday, June 15. / You ought to see t)he ballot that Judge Player is shewing his friends. It is the kind used in Florida and is aLaost as large as a newspaper. rkn last Saturdav morning fire de stroyed a negro house on Mr. Tom Abram's place. The origin of the fira is unknown. \ Theda Bara, the famous vampire woman of the Fox Film Co. will be seen at the Arcade today in "Lady Audley's Secret'' from the novel by Miss <M. E. GBraddon. Always in war, it is the women and j little children rwho suffer most, who I least deserve it. See "The Battle Cry of Peace," at the Opera House, June 12, 13, and 14. A story dedicated with respect, reverence, and admiration to "the mothers of America." See "The Battle Cry of Peace," at the Opera House, June 12, 13, and 14. Don't forget "The Strange Case of Mary Page," which is being shown everv Thursday at the Opera House. Read the story in this paper and then see the picture. The makers of the county books of registration "will have to add to the area of said books if some men follow the law and write their full names. a O A Q.lr 1 nere is uut iiiamuvt auv> Baxter. Jasper chapter D. A. R. will meet Tuesday morning at 10:30 at the home of Miss Mary L. Burton. Affairs of great interest are to be discussed and the members are urged to attend. The Junior workers of the Church of the Redeemer will hold a social meeting on the church lawn Wednesday at 5 p. m. All the children of j the Sunday scliool are invited to bell present. j I BARBECUE | We the undersigned will give a first; class Barbecue at New Hope cliurca, Saturday. July 29, 1916 for the bene fit of the liroad Kiver circuit, par-, sonage. Everybody is invited to come ; out and enjoy the day with us and at the same time help a good cause. /Members. Mail Orders Filled Promi Caldwell & A Sensational Every Waist been reduced. Il see our wonder full range of size 46 bust. Matei Organdies, Tub etc. In colors o Rose, Nile, Black Order one oi stating size and I us. Others at $1 Try our ma ment. Satisfacti Caldwell & The Lad The Woe 1216-20 Main Street B^MfBMr^m?zasEEaaszBBeaso?* . _ / s f / V. STUDEBAK Detroit, Mick. South Bend, Ind. Walker FOUR CYLINDER MOD Touring Car, 7-Passenger Roadster, 3.Passenger Landau-Roadster 3-Passenger Sedan ..... SIX-CYUNDAR MODE "* - ? r*? 7 i ounng var, -i v,. Roadster, 3-Passenger Landau-Roadster, 3-Passenger Coupe, 4-Passenger Sedan .... Limousine, 7-Passenger F. O. B. Detroit [ Opera House PROGRAMME MONDAY, .JI NK 12tii kTIIL" I) I TTI I' /' I) V liL' !>l' \ i'VI I ii L I> I 1 I 1,1. \ li i \ri i l,?v ?. 'TUESDAY, JOE 13th "THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE" WEDNESDAY, JtXE 14th "THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE" j .i m 4 A my rnone w ' j Haltiwanger j Sale of Waists | * ? in our store has t will pay you to ful selection. A s from 36 bust to rials are Voiles, Silks, Georgettes, f White, Maize, , Corn, Flesh, etc. f our $1 Waists, eave selection to [-25 up to $4.75. iil order depart r i ] on ouaranieea. Haltiwanger lies7 Store Itex Store Newberry, S, C. jgjgl Take the that knc f) BUILT?a J knows h< nri f l nere s no s to be had ai of Californic \ n Detroit the citycars?w and ma other ci tered ac than ai In California the Stat where p over am anyothi the yeai tered?2 more th California KNOA ing the bulk of tl r |-v baker favorite bj L fc? Iv buying. And the reason i ^1Ie' OBt- parison of a Stud 'ELS a^ze and quality a $875 MORE. So they' 850 you see the cars. 1150 152S " ? AK~U A IV1C1II. 1350 1600 1675 . 2500 C. W. FANT Ec-*.=S - w- / -px; 'SSSv...' T. M. R( r?v vv aicn r lxer ; Newberry, Sou r K J Ideal Firelei i i Everybody is invited I i er demonstration at o j week beginning June li Every lady who atte coupon ticket which w I opportunity of getting a details will be printed c do not have to buy a th enter. Come as often as you ticket each time. The demonstration wi expert. When West-Mar Oak it's Oak. inroT iff A | WW1 - MA i v Judgment of f:h >ws how cars nd the State DUDE ow cars . 1 l.iu Hirer judgment, no more trustwc lywhere than that of Detroit an< 3U that produces three-fourths of t here people know cars from tli nufacturing sides better than th< ty on earth?more Studebakers cording to official figures in the y iy other cars selling at more i e of wonderful roads and weathe ieople have more miles of good ro J more opportunity to use their < er State in the Union?the officia rof 1915 showed 15,718 Studebc !,895 MORE than any other ca an $500. VS cars from use on the road?Detroit know: tie industry centered in its limits. Both ha* f a long lead. What better judgment can 8 simply that every time a man makes even 1 lebaker with other cars, he finds that to get Cj?he must Day from id a ijiuucuaitw v..?..p _ re buying Studebakers?and SAVING that $ -then go make that $250 saving comparison. ^RDY MOWE NEWBERRY, S. C. Manager, Lady St., Columbia, t . A XV )GERS M and Optician Wm th Carolina. / ss Cooker . \ to the Fireless Cook.1 . ur store the entire :nds will be given a ill entitle her to an I . cooker free. The >n the ticket. You ^ ing to be eligible - to ' \ can, you will get a ill be in charge of an | ' tin Co. says it's RUN CO. i ????????????^ e City ( are that ORM! >rthy advice 1 the State I he country's ie technical ly do in any I were regisear of 1915, than $500. ? f r?the State j ads to drive 1 cars than in > ] I figures for I tkers regis- H r listing at i s car* from hare made StudeYOV follow ia I j he barest com- J as much power1 H $250 to $400 250. Why don't X :R, rl ""t eL^j ?iSr'