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Ivo: i n (i f lift I/* \ CANDIDA' i V # i ~~~ vo I ELBER1 VI Countv Sunerii I ' "r ' He knows h I He has exp< He did a go terment of the He is in po L work in the f I His record I schools is wr [ itself. / To the People of Ne I am grateful for t mary for the positioi Education. I I will appreciate tl J on next Tuesday. As I stated in th< office on the record discharge the duties, rage of the people oi I have faith in the thought of the peopl right. This is -an ii sporsibilities are gre quires service and tb one of Buster Brown "Record counts for e banker, or soldier, or ord because .he is ex] fore. We know he in his recent address cratic nomination: ' the habit of rejecti served them for tho and conjectural pron I ask you to consic to you I will apprecii and the only promise and thus serve the < record I made in th< selection of a man to on merit and placed tics. I have offered . merit and on that a!< R flRHHHHHBHHHHHBHHHflHHHHHBMI Carrl frn I offer my the good p< county for the the first prir ask your suj primary. I Mm ic in/^nrc 1V1V/WU iiiuvx ? bar. ( t nnwBBBB?nai rE FOR ^?1 aMI riuuueiMuiu rE FOR MASTER \ 1 TE FOR r H. AULL ?FOR itendent of Education lOW. erience. od work for the beti schools. tsition to do better uture. of work for the it and speaks for wberry County. he vote I received in the prii of County Superintendent of le endorsement ?f the people t campaign, I am asking the I made and on my fitness to I have not sought the suffa |iny other grounds. 1 ! sober judgment and sound e and believe they will do the mportant office and the re* at. It is an office which ree ability to serve. To quote i's famous and true resolutions: verything. A race horse, or ' anybody is taken by his recpected to do what he did beivjll." President Wilson said of acceptance of the DemoThey (the people) are not in ng those who have actually se who are making doubtful lises of service." ler my record and if it appeals ate your support and your vote * I make is to serve the schools :hildren of t he county. The i office speaks for itself. The fill this office should be based abcvejpetty or partisan polimyself on my record and my one. espectfully, ELBERT H. AULL m Rlarkwell N sincerest thanks to ;ople of Newberry ; votes given me in nary, and earnestly >port in the second have, the UNANI ement of the Laurens Signed) i 5. BLACKWELL. t A CARD OF THANKS. I desire to thank the many friends, j who were so kind to my husband, Mr. j ; D. E. Oxner, during his recent illness.' I T1 eir words of sympathy and deeds of i ! love will ever be remembered with j gratitude by us. Mr. Oxner, who is I imnrnvinf irnns me in this DllbliC j ^ ? : acknowledgment of the great consideration shown us by one and all. Mrs. D. E. Oxner. f ? I CARD FROM A. H. DAGSALL. 1 take this method of thanking those Y/ho so loyally sup-ported me for Congress, as it will be impossible for me tc see the voters personally. I shall always feel deeply grateful to those who considered me worthy of representing this District in Congress. A. ti. Lfagnan. i Capt. M. M. Buford is ill at the Columbia hospital and it is feared lie will have to undergo a serious operation. His many friends hope he will soon recover and return home. His son, Mr. Pope Buford, visited him Wednesday. i sm i i | One Razor H< One Cake So? One Tablet i # ) \ I i While thev las I ~ " - - ?r I Mayes'Bookan j The House of a I II1111 jl I / jr effects^3 I XM Af,ter sp'rited t>if / hn}Vf50ckss^ 1 i bldfor Hays' Jfc m All or which sim 8 reputatioi) for SI We have the san an<^ see it* the service < AKD OF THANK*. 1 I I wish to thank the people of Xc.v- | lerry county lor electing me Clerk of Court for ve consecutive terms. I l'oel that 1 have always been treated t; irly in my candidacy and 1 hope to j s!?ow my appreciation by perform-, - ~ ~ nf tlio /~?fRr>a nrnmnt 1 v > llig lUC UU11CO \JJ. Ui^ uu n.v A r*",' ? courteously und efficiently. Respectfully, , Jno. C. Gopgans. I i CARD OF THANKS. Please allow me space in your | columns to express my thanks to the ! voters of 'Number 10' Township for I the splendid vote they have given me , for magistrate, wnne l nave Deen defeated, yet I feel that there is no 1 i dishonor in defeat such as I have suffered. I have run a clean honorable race and appreciate the support of those who voted for me and bear., no ill will toward those who saw fit; to ciist their ballots for my opponent. ! Very respectfully yours, J. A. Kinard. * 3ALJ me - $1.00 ap - 10c | - - 10c $1.20 >t all for 35 cts i idVarietyStore Honam! TUngs. ; |>| A ^ RECOR] BROUGHT BY A 1JN AU . man named Hays?in an Ohii mong the articles offered, was a R Iding, the Range Eternal was so n 'Hays originally paid for it. 1 inge Eternal, bought new ones fr ply goes to prove that the Rang ZJRVICE. Let Us Show You tl Everlasth le kind of range that Mr. Hays Let us explain, one by one, the ? *-?. ? i i* i of the Kar.gc Uternai so aengr ige until you really understand THE PROSPERITY HA! ^ PROSPER!! Vote for Geo. Solicil TO THE VOTERS OF N I want to express my de? t.ion for the handsome vote in the first primary. I tru: . for me before will again c has no candidate for the p< who voted for my good frii consideration to my candid I call attention to the spl my home county of Greenw a tremendous majority of had a home candidate aga fact that I led the whole ti f Viotm r?n riorfof tn umir \ X HC* ? V/ liV 4 4^ AAV VV J VMl. ? most capable man in the ra I have only one promise . perform the duties of the and absolutely without par G x Cam The hour for the night services at he church has been changed to F ight o'clock. M #r j To the Ms >^Jhe Bladi " > ? >-\ ^ * 3 PRICE RANGE ETERNAL CTION o town ? held a public sale of I ange Eternal which he had purch Id to Mr. Albert Ferguson of C But that is not all. Later on, om the local dealer. e Eternal is "legal tender" and fie RANGE ETERNAL igly Good. sold at such a record breakin ! 32 points of Eternal Excellent ltful ? and so economical!. D< the Range Eternal. 10WARE COMPANY / T. Magili for tor. :';''^8_ liiiii i EWBERKY COUNTY: , ep sense of appreciagiven me for Solicitor st that those who voted lo so. Newberry now jsition, and I ask those end Chapman to give acy. IpnHirl vnfp driven mc> rn kVAAVAAVA V W\> V V** AAA ood, where I received the votes, although I inst me. Also to the / cket by a good vote. rotes unless I am the ice. to make if elected. To office fairly, squarely tisanship. T MAnTT.r, Jidate for Solicitor. I The Winthrop Daughters will meet riday afternoon at 5 o'clock "with iss Blanche Davidson. M Lit Wltll l Mustache I \ G'&r-i 11S nousenuiu. ased in 1914. *rove City, O., for four of those who ^ has an established g price. Come in m s which make f on't buy any 1 .i