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ITKKI.Y Yl'KKSONAl.. {11; | T llie Movements oi Man> el'oplc, Ne>vfjtrriaiis, and Those Who Visit ; h dewberry. a ! n Rev. W. R. Bouknight has returned d; * rp ironi vireexe.v > inc. A Miss Eva Gary returned Thursday b from a visit to Kinards. r< Mrs. E. M. Evans left Saturday for , a visit to "her parents at Carlisle. Mr. F. L. Evans was in Columbia i Tuesday. Miss Elizabeth Deaver of Carlisle' is the guest of Miss Sara Fant. '<* Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Hunt and (Miss Lucy McCaughrin are on a vaca- j e XT C uvii at mui opiiugo, ii, kj. I Mrs. W. H. Holland has returned b from a visit to friends in Newberry.? Kinety-Six Cor. The State. ^ Misses Mary and Lora Wicker have n returned home after spending several days visiting friends in Columbia. b Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Connor of 1 Greenwood are visiting relatives and friends in the city. a Dr. and Mrs. 0. B. Mayer, Miss n Harriett and Mr. Benedict Mayer re-1 turned Wednesday from Pomaria. d Miss Eva Gary arrived today to s visit Mr. and Mrs. James Goggans.? The Record. Elbert H. Aull, editor of the New teerry Herald and News, was a visitor to Columbia yesterday.?The State. Jdrs J. R. Eison returned Wednesday from Columbia. She was accompanied by Mrs. Cole OL. Blease. Miss Lucy ^Wheeler has gone to Prosperity to visit relatives.?The State. j Miss Annie Zobel of Charleston is' visiting Miss Sarah Halfacre in College street. ftfrs. C. L. Trabert and Miss Doro-j thy left on Monday for Berkeley, Cal., via New Orleans. Mrs. Walter Squires of Jlatthews, N. C., is visiting her -brother, Mr. Thomas C. Chalmers, of this city. Miss Alice Peake, irho has been the gueet of relatives in -Newberry left Monday for a visit in Prosperity. N. S. Holmes returned Sunday I to Atlanta fta.. after sDendinz his va- 9 cation with relatives in 'Newberry. Miss Pauline Sligh of Jacksonville, Tla., came Friday to be the guest of Miss Kathryn Harms. Misses Bessie Kibler and Ruby \ Goggans left Friday for a short stay at Saluda, iN. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Welling and children left Monday for Darlington, j i ney win maKe tne irip uirougn me j i country in an auto. Mrs. J. F. Bradley, formerly Miss | Beulah Folk, of Clifton Forge. Va.r I is visiting her parents, Dr. and 'Mrs. | J. William Folk, of Jalapa. Hon. Robert A. iCooper, candidate m for governor, nassed through Newber- _ w ' r i ry dfc Sunday on his way home from 1 Aiken. J. B. Holloway of Newberry, the; newly elected principal of the Gran-; iteville school, spent Thursday here, j ?Graniteville Cor. The State. Mrs. Andrena Moses and William Bryan have returned from a visit of several weeks to Newberry.?Sumter Cor. The State. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gregory and | family of 'Newberry visited iMr. andii Mrs. Jimmie Dorn Sunday.?Eulala I <cor. Saluda Standard. Miss Mary Wood, who has been 11 the attractive guest of Miss Wbodi* I Bowman, left Saturday to attend a house party at the Georgian cottage, at Wrightsville Beach. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Murphy of Sumter left for their home on Sunday last after spending a week at the home of Mrs. iMurphy's parents, Mr. ;and Mrs. Sam P. MdCrackin. Kev. f. jk. sneaiy ana iamny 01 Landis, 'N. iC., have been on a trip to -dewberry, visiting friends and former parishioners.?'Lutheran Church Visitor. !Mr. and Mrs. Julian Price of Prosperity and Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Price visited relatives and friends in Gil bert Sunday.?Pleasant Grove cor, I Saluda Standard. / (Mr. Humbert Aull of Newberry, formerly connected with The Intelligencer in the mechanical department, has enlisted in Company K, the last to leave the Electric city.?The Anderson Intelligencer. The Rev. J. Henry Harms, D. D., ?resident of Newberry college, is the ^presiding officer of the conference on emission work which is now being lield at Blue Ridge, N. C.?(Lutheran ^Church Visitor. Miss Eva Goggans of Newberry, 1 after a visit to her brother and sister in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ames C. Gog- I gans, on Gervais street, is now the I guest of Mrs. Alan Johnstone, Jr., in I Wales Gardens.?The State. Misses Louise Stockman, Lurime j I Murphy and Jessie Kibler and' I Charles Guy spent Friday afternoon j with relatives in and around Pomaria, m ? iaking the trip in Mr. Guy's car.? i he State. < iMrs. M. 0. Lake, accompanied by . j er daughter, Mrs. J. T. Bouknight,' nd little grandsons, Vasco Bouk-; ighr and Vernon Lake, left Satur-; ay ior ureenviue to vi>a reiau>cs. i, hey will return via Mayor, Spartan-1 urg county, where they will also visit ! alatives. ^ . VARIOUS A>D ALL ABOCT. # The rain continues to rain. The big mid-summer sale is still on t Mimnaug's. 'See him for bargains. "Who"? Cuiltv?*' at the Arcade ev ry Thursday. There was a heavy rain in 'Newerry yesterday. On last Saturday morning Mr. 0. V. Long of iSilverstreet lost a fine lule. It was valued at $200. A double "Woodman's monument is j eing made by P. F. Baxter & Son for | C. Lester and wife. ? Marguerite lark in "The Prince 1 nd the Pauner" at the Arcade Wed- I esday. i The Bachelor Maids will meet Tues- j ay afternoon with Miss Lucile Wil-, on. All ladies admitted free at the ArO 1 opeciai All ladies will be adi ARC This Afternoon First episode of the great on prepa 'The Seci Submc * 11- ! O .a.L in episoues, 4 rccia Produced by the America] "The Girl and finf tiia I otacf uci uic Laicoi Waist fro You don't have to run the risl any longer because you can now the Fern Waist from New York in that city. Another advantag this?}rou can have your choice < Week so that you can now dres ute style waists from New York centre. Read the other excel Waist in the "Seal-Pac" envelo; The price of the Fern Waist i: ful value for the money?smart make and finish. You can affoi that vou can eret the Fern Wais the latest style from New York Fern Waist is always fresh and in the dainty, white transparen is not touched or tried on by an original "Seal-Pac" envelope, out what the latest style is in w< Fern Waists and see the love! you can see Two New Styles e the low price?$i.oo. Always Sold in the "S The Fern trade mark appears Sold / Caldwell & 1 The Wooltex Store 1216-20 Main St. N SHOP WITH LI n i : ade tod. v (Tuesdayi lor the tirst pisode of "The Secret of the Subma- ; rine." The many friends of <Mr. O. W. Long will be pained to learn that his wife and two children are confined' Lo their room witli typhoid fever at j Iiis home in Silverstreet. The ice cream festival for the ben- i efit of the church at Oakland, mill i on Saturday night was well attend- j ed. We regret that we could not be 1 i with our friends there on account o?j absence from the city. Manager Wells of the Opera House | has purchased two more new rolls of music for the magnificent pipe organ * * " 1 - *? -i - 11 J ^? 4??v>/v n rrf\ WHICH H6 insianea suixie liluc agu. The Hawaiian roll consists of the following pieces: On the Beach at wel to Thee; One, Two, Three, Four Wailili; The Rose of Heaven; Faresong; Kim Ipo I Hee Pue one, song; Think of Thee and (Adorning Our Love. The Bugle Call March roll consists of: Star Spangled Banner; Fire Brand march, March Liberty Chicago Ad March, Honor and Glory March, Loyal Canadian, The Battle Cry of Peace and America First. Notice! mitted FREE at the ADE i and Evening Mutual serial, founded .redness et of the ?? unite t EACH TUESDAY n Film Co, who made the Game" v t Style im New York k of buying out-of-date waists buy the very latest style of the same day it comes out rte about the Fern Waist is of Two New Styles Every s in [the very up-to-the-mim :?America's leading fashion [lent features of the FERN pe. sfi.oo. And what wondermaterials and excellent in d to buy more waists, now t, of high grade quality, and /vnltr dt T r rs AnH tVl A , 1U1 KJLliy i. . v. v.-. clean because it is always sold t "Seal-Pac" Envelope. It ybody until you break the Whenever you want to find lists go to the store that sells y Fern Styles. Remember, very week. Remember, too, EAL-PAC" Envelope on the label of each vraist by iakiwanger The Ladies Store ewberry, South Carolina fS BY MAIL A THE jO1' R C A DLL 1 DDAPD A 1 IWUiXniTHTlLi Ic I paramount 1 1 I ^picture^ f^^fl ' PVVMVVVPHH f IIB|flB t J*1 1 111 * ! First Episode ot I *THE SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE" ,i>r./wi..^oH ht thp imprir^iii Makers of i 1 I 1 IVUUVVU ?/J "THE GIRL AND THE GAME" la 2 other selected Pathe plays. WEDNESDAY, JULY 12. l( (Paramount Day.) DANIEL FROHMAN Presents Marguerite [Clark in c "THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER" < From the Story by Mark Twain. ( " 1 THURSDAY, JULY 13. """"i TI1?nI?WO D.Acnn4c rAinr, r utivx/ij \jl icjcuw "SOLD OUT*' Fifth Episode of the "Who's Guilty r Series. 2 other selected Pathe Plays. < FRIDAY, JULY 14. f r (Paramount Day.) DAXIEL FROH?A> Presents 1 Hazel Dawn in 1 "THE FEUD GIRL" d In 5 acts. SATURDAY, JULY 15. BATHES FRERES Presents t The second episode of "THE IROX CLAW." 2 other selected Pathe Plays. <? <? <?> ^ <? <? <$> $ <? <$ 3> ?> SOCIETY. O ' , ' <s> <3> ^ ^ One of the loveliest affairs of the season was the reception given by Miss Sara Houseal Friday evening at the home of her uncle, Mr. Z. F. Wright, in compliment to Miss Alice. Peake of Rocky Mount, Va. A profusion of flowers and ferns were used in the decorations and music was furnished throughout the ening by the 'Newberry orchestra. Dancing was enjoyed by many couples on the spaAnn TTAt?n n A n. tt'VjiIz* Afharc nlo VOl*l 9 viuuo TUi auua n uxi^ u yiw; v rook in the halls. During the evenCan the U. S. control the seas? SEE The Secret of the Submarine ARCADE THEATRE Every Tuesday?Starting Today FOR SALE?Good plow horse. Work anywhere. Sound and gentle. \ good looker and in splendid working condition. Price $75.00 cash or credit, ino ptug. i. n.. wiutver, a (Newberry, S. C- * j Notice to We are still ca for all model cars $2,000 dollars v cars. We will ai I can give us. W< satisfactory. Let us do your do your work foi We have a goo skid casings that regular price $10. ular price $13.40 A. a good many Aja $9.15, 30x3 1-2 $ We will sell fr and Goodyear Ti SUMME ' * -'^rfwrrs' 'if--ifi'v'-:>4'> V\> UTIIi EXCTEDED THE SPEED LIMIT Dan Cupid exceedo'l the sueed limit Sunday afternoon and ran away witn Jr. Eugene Allen and 'Miss Ada Ricliirdson. Before the little "flying j squadron' could be intercepted the )iincipals were securely anchored n the haven of matrimony, the knot )eing tied by Rev. J. J. Long at the j Lutheran narsonaze in Little iMoun-; ain. The groom is a prosperous young 'armer of Pomaria and the bride is j he accomplished daughter of Mr. and tfrs. Tom P. Richardson of the St 3aurs community. ng a bevy of young girls served deicious sandwiches and iced tea to ibout a hundred guests. Assisting in --i ?~ D XT jLiieitiumug weie lucsuaiuco xv. jo.. bright, Ladson Eskridge, J. N. Mc^aughrin, R. iMcC. Holmes and others. Miss Mary L. Burton was hostess Saturday morning to a rook party *iven in honor of Miss Sara Perrin )f lAibbeville, the attractive guest of Vliss Margaret Burton. The tables vere arranged in the hall, drawing -oom and on the veranda, and after a >eries of games Miss Burton served i very delightful luncheon. The out )f town guests present were: Misses Sara Perrin, Ruth Howie, Mary Milord of Abbeville; (Mary Wood of Georgia, Alice Peake of (Virginia, Florence Rickenbach of Pennsylva)ia, Elise Mobley of Johnston, Eliztbeth Deaver of Carlisle and Pauline ligh of Florida. You may break, you may shatter he line if you will but the obstinate rermans are holding on still. I The Hul Soil Qearana As we have 1 * < ? sums uri sui s in the store, we quick mov'vng all Palm Beach Sv price, your choic 5R4-. THE Hui T.Vig A 11 m 1 > All ford rrying a big stock 5. We now have yorth of different ppreciate any bus ? cfiiarontpf* all nf i M* g W?*A M-MWW ? Vulcanizing. W r you as soon as yoi d many Ford Size we will sell at a 40, our price $9.00 our price $11.60. ix Casings that we 11.65. om now on exclus res and Tubes. iK'5 W ?. z^sxitfi a-.^ g| ^ y rrt l"*iri^BM[ftV "**3fes r Opera House PROGRAMME , MONDAY, Jl'LY 10. "THE JESTER" John Junior and (Gertrude Glover. 3-part Essanay. "FATHER'S NIGHT OFF* > Lubin Comedy. TUESDAY, Jl'LY II. > - -m? f?.. nrowonta ?orid mm ivrpuionvu ?, HOUSE PETERS in "THE HAND OF PERIL"* (5 parts.) "THE DOUBLE CROSS" Elizabeth Burbridge. 2-part Essanay. WEDNESDAY, JULY 12. "A CHILD OF FORTUNE" ? Frank Mayo and Lillian West. ^ 3-part Knickerbocker. "AN INNOCENT* YAMPIRE"\ Rose Melville (Sis Hopkins)* Kalem Comedy. I :' : JHk| 8m '4^ ?g ' - 3(iiffl?lwv * '$; ,, "yS!?WHW^^HHiWBH ^ ww<gTlMi MARGUERITE CLARK Appearing1 at the Arcade, Wednesday. July 12, In "THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER** 'A Paramount Picture From the Story by Mark Twain. f -> QfZ^'c I j J I^IVI V O . 'I ; Sale $4.95 1 had. the biggest i the history of offer now for $8.50 and $7^0 tits at the low :e, suit .95 ^ !STORE odsky ' , 'i i Owners of repair parts on hand over parts for^ your iness that you 3ur work to be * e keep a man to a give it to us. 1 Goodrich non hafdain 30"X".3. * -*** " 7 , 30x3 1-2 reg- . We also have A will sell 30x3 I ively, Firestone -I IRAGE J jm