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?k |ni nl f?. tfatered at the Postoffice at NewJwry, S. C., as 2nd class matter. E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Tuesday, September 26, 1916. We have been oposed to newspaper contests. And our mind has not changed. Still we are putting on the greatest that was ever undertaken in Newberry. It does not begin until October 1. We have accumulated quite a number of arrearages and those who are in arrears have not taken advantage of our offer to keep the commission themselves. The of*?% * nna vaar frwr -TinP- dollar will V"U. ViiV J Vfc?* V ? hold good according to our announcement until Saturday of this week. After that di.vte the price will be $1.50 and for the next two months our entire subscription list will be in the ihands of the contest manager, Mr. summons, ivzr. sammons is uue ui u? . and comes with, the best of testimonials and then we have known him for many years and we feel safe in saying thnt the contest will he managed on business principles and in a 'fair and just way to all contestants. Mr. Sammons is a Columbian and has conducted contests for the Columbia State and the Columbia Record and the -News and Courier and other papers in the / State and has left ail parties concerned with the best of good "will. We will have more to say about i*. in the next issue. The contest manager will have a separate phone from The Herald and News and in order to insureprompt attention to tall calls remember that the phone call for the contest manager will be number 1 two rings while The Herald and News remains number 1. ????1 Personals, v and a paragraphs and other locals are crowded out of this isoie. It is not the fault of the re'porter?he has everything written up. Sometimes you see a line like this: There is a urvtmxpgri; )canw 3-4(' edf. 2 lb. F Jie information of those who do ii<K understand and are somewhat puzzled we take the timo r There's a ' ?/ Eight $1185 I Call at our sales nothing like it i ger roadster. "'1 Havi: DI I DEALERS: Y before you will 1 r < < a more protitabi< al propos tion tc train for Newbi and trouble to explain. In putting up an article the linotype operator, being human, gets a word wrong. It being: easier to run his fingers over the key board and fill out the line j "all jumbled up" than it is to correct' the error he sends it up in that inner. If the prooj reader I fails to nark it out. or the make-up; man overlooks it the line slips in as | it stands. And in correcting a proof i sheet the wrong line is token out and the uncorrected line left in occasionally, which accounts for other errors in papers, also. ! Services at Mt. Pilgrim. There are to be services at Mt. j Pilgrim Lutheran church next Satur-1 day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, and on | Sunday the Holy Communion services are to be in connection with the regular preaching services. J. B. Harman, Pastor. OPERA Tuesday Se] World Pictui MOLUE KING and i II i "The Sum Rv I \l luffprsftn. A F M*4 0 T V V* ? v?4 - ? ? In 5 i Thursday S< Metro Pictures Coi | HAMILTON REVELLE & "The Half M A sensational mystery soh Based upon William Ha novel and successful stage I New far A 1 V Tl * * <1 ? _ iroom ana see mis n n town. Ride in tl ^he car with 4 front rd and Joh nTnTnTTTAno XT 1 C d 1 KIBU I ixewoerry, j. ou will hunt aroun find a better car, a qi: i car than the Hollie > dealers. Write, pi erry. pmb?wBMBagaBBaKJL^ukj.-1 v-.iwr*?a? NOTICE ABOUT HOG ORDINANCE. [ Several persons having asked me| oHmif tViri Hntr Hr/linr.rir'P bo\; lOllg ai/uuw wijv ^ v exten-ds, and so forth, this is to i>ay that the Ordinance runs from .Ianl uarv to January and that the He.ilth j Officer will enforce the law in all; cases. i i J NO. C. ADAMS. Health Officer. Newberry S. C. (Sept. 25, 1916. Teachers Examination. i The regular examination of applicants for certificates to teach in the public schols will be held in the courthouse at Newberry en Friday. October 6, 1916, beginning at 9 oclock. Applicants must furnish stationery. , C. P. Barre, Supt. of Education. j wrammBmammmmaummmmaamatmaaamammamBamammmtD MMMMMHMMMi?I WWlii III ! i HOUSE ptember 26 i esfPresent ARTHUR ASHLEY tT N imer jGirl" artasticalfFarce Comedy Acts i " iptember 28 'poration Presents ' t MARGUERITE SNOW lillion Bribe" in 5 enthralling acts. imilton "Osborne's great i play "The Red Mouse," in Town! Six $1085 ew car. There's S le four passen- 1 ; seats." [ nson id a long time |j; licker seller, and , r. Get our liberlone or hop a < _ j Ihe L Nev \ Loans and Invest] Overdrafts Secur< Cash Capital Stock Surplus and Profi Dividends Undaic r\ . deposits As you will our Batik contin gree. We wisL the city and cou 1 ,1 , # ask tneir conuni are anxious to glad to have tho! we are also pre cotton stored in "THE BANK' Pastoral Asociatlon Meeting. The first meeting of the Pastoral; Asociation of the Newberry Conference ; will be held in the Newberry Collo-ge i library room on Tuesday, October 3> beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. Every Lutheran pastor of the county is ex-/ r;ected to be picsent. At that meeting 've will study the liturgy of our 'jliurch, ana arrange iot me mime nestings of the association. J. B. Harman, ' Secretary Pro Tem. College girls abroad are reading The Herald (and News. STATEMENT Of the condition of the Farmers Bank located at Chappells, S. C., at the | close of business^ Sept. 12, RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $31,799.54 Overdrafts 87.28 Furniture and fixtures 1.726.20 Banking bouse 2.181.72 Due from bonks and bankers 11,274.51, Currency 2,182.00 i Gold 245.00 Silver and other minor coin 516.16 Checks and cash items 404.87 , "".-- .-1 ig-/] 4T7 9g iomi fvv,ni.uu j LIABILITIES. j I Capital stock paid in $10,150.00 i \ Surplus fund 570.00 Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid 2,067.08 Individual deposits subject to check 1S.070.66 Time certificates of deposit 16.320.10 Cashiers' checks 239.35 . Bills pa}'able, including certificates for money borrowed 3,000.0C Total ., $50,417.2$ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Newberry?ss Before me came E. L. Cook, cashier i of the above named bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the above ano foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books Df said bank. E. L. COOK, 'Sworn to and subscribed before me j I :his 25th day of Sept. 1916. T T J. xt. irwiju, Notary Public, S. C. Correct Attest: W. A. Webb, H. C. Strother, J. R. Webb, Directors. * *? _ I Statement of ommercial Bank / 'berry, South Carolina September 12th, 19t6 ! I I I I I ! I m 1 II I I II I MHII 1 F RESOURCES ments - $499,337.19 ed and Unsecured 19,554.89 fc 155,392.08 I $674,284.16 vjg LIABILITIES I $ 50,000.00 its - 79,284.69 - 1 I 1,649.00 I / aj 543,350.47 ] $674,284.16 f observe from the above statement - I J ues to grow in a remarkable de- I to extend to the good people of J nty our sincere appreciations, and 1 led cooperation and support. We I LOAN MONEY, hence will be se in need call on us. Don't forget 'pared and desire to loan on all 1 warehouses. 1 FHAT ALWAYS TREATS YOU RIGHT" I _ ? H Those very bright lights of the 'Mr. J. C. Sample and M?. John 8 automobiles flashing around every Dominick were cited to answer for I corner during the nights, blinding assault and battery. The Reorder dis people to the right and left, coming missed the case against Mr. Dominick and going, ought to be dimmed within Monday. Mr. Sample forfeited a $3 1 the city limits. bond. ? Jgj FOR SALE fl 101 acres of land, located in town of Silverstreet, known as the Ward Place. Has a ?ood pasture I and excellent well of water which makes it equal to a seaside or a mountain home. Price $40.00 m * ?j per acre. M Apply to M B M. HAVIRD, |I Silverstreet, South Carolina. 1 i Mriu rnnne I NLWI UUV1S3 II | Arriving Daily jl R. C. P RRY'S I