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I firiifin Tai i WILL D1SI whit R. C. ] Mnnrlav an (1 Any one wanti or-made suits is the line. i YIMOUS A>D ALL ABOCT. ^!he Mutual pictures at the Arcade k like old times, they are fine. i ^his is the time of year when "the den evening brightens in the west." lary Pickford in "Hulda from land," at the Arcade toda3*. i The Girl of the Golden West" at Arcade Wednesday. t. Baohman Cromer had the misnne to lose & horse from colic Inesday morning. "mill Ka but there !yuu?j ??*** ot much of a public nature to be le next state fair promises to be largest and best ever held. Begin Just think of it! >use Peters will be seen in the 1 Rider" at the Opera House next day. sack of home-raised flour was sent [r. Warren G. Peterson to ColumSV'ednesday, via parcel post. d Mr. J. H. West to the list of TMimhftttArs of Studebakers 4 rom Mower's. j ft The Hartford school will open on onday, October 2, with Misses Annie Hiris and Cleone Hayes, teachers. The library will be opened from B 5:30 on Monday, Wednesday anl; Jiday afternoons, beginning October Juoth the Pickens Sentinel. Sweet j Biers and 'possum a ripenin'. iSdm- 1 B>n beer will soon be here. Plant; Bme wheat and have plenty to ?it."; Football will no - engage the atKition of a great many people her-*,' common with millions of the great fculace all over tne nation. Ferguson. colored, widely iown as "Ferguson the painter,"' j 3 greatly improved the front looks Mimnaugh's store. B. S., Newberry, S. C., for ond quarter for support of > little r.'?From receipts for Da^iap hanage, in Associate Ret'irmeJ isbyterian. Irs. R. C. Boyle&ton; principal of Johnstone school, requests the rons of the school to be present at opening of the session on next I Rev. L. P. Boland, pastor, will j each, at Betheden Sunday mo ning ad thold' communion eervlce and "will each in the afternon at .TaJla^a, at Wlallatee Reid und Cleo R^ely in he House of the Golden Windows" 11 be the Monday Paramount feature itihe Arcade. it may be natural for a mere re Ijrter to get two girls mixed, but that It makes it al the more a reality |lt like the stars one girl differeth >m another girl in glory. \my Gallman, colored, was up hee the recorder IWtednesday on the irge of raising a disturbance on itting mill hill. She was sentenced pay $10 or serve 30 days. rreenville News says the meaning the word "green" is "growing.' ?-no ccod K .News eaiwr iuu&u jjjuvo ?/cwo~v? ^ ough Newberry and seen those Hie pools on 'Scott's creek. Lancaster News says clean back Buds indicate healthy minds in the H>mes. There are healthy minds in Bfewberry, but from the looks of some ^Hck yards all the minds in this town gjfa far fTom being healthy. ^Ta. letter came to this office one relay this week addressed to the "Hirl I . i iloring Co. I >LAY LINE I nnnn^no r?KKI3 id Tuesday. i ng first class Tailinvited to inspect i I i Xase." The "Herald'' part of this paper has been badly twisted several times in the spelling, but the last is the limit. The Pumpkintown correspondent o? j the Pickens Sentinel says that if in j this age there lived a man whose! x" ~ ! name was itana.ee -lkjuuic, ins ?nc would make him nurse the kid and she'd take up the poodle. York News says possums are more; plentiful this year thian ever in that j i - * i.1 ?? TA -J ? 4/n "U rt TV /% r? p?rt 01 ine country. it is tu uc nuycu they are plentiful in Newberry county, | although there are people here who ! would no more eat possum than cat. j H. G. Wells .stakes his reputation ; as a prophet or the prediction that Germany will sue for peace in November.?'News iand Courier. 0 well, give j it ut> and find out what H. B. Wells | thinks of moving pictures. j The last man that went to a hotel and registered from Cola was from Columbia but had been in Newberry listening to Mr. W. A. Asbill talk about the superiority of the drinks put up at the Coco Cola Bottling j works here. 1 There will be a meeting of the j Young People's Mission band at the; Lutheran Church of the Redeemer! Sunday afternon at 5 o'clock. Dele- j gates will be elected to the Y->ang| People's federation, which meets in j Greenville October 13-16. Street Supervisor Joe W. Werts, af-j ter putting in good condition tb-e J street at the side of C. E. Hutchin- J son's store, is now engaged witn his ! force of hands in improving that rat i of Galdwell street fronting th2 residence of Mr. McK. Hutchinson. * The Cmig Auto company of Laurens j was chartered with a capital stock of i $1,000, the officers being W. A. Craig,! . ? ^ i president and treasurer, ana im u i Waldrop, rice president and secretary. | Go to the Opera House today and see "The Wter Bride of Plumville" and "A Mystery of the Rail.*' We don't have such times in Newberry as they have in Spartanburg. Two public auto drivers were before the recorder trie otner nay ior naming at the -union station in that city. One of the men is named Cash. Cash was released -while the other fellow was made to release $7.50 of his cash. | I . Orangeburg Times and Democrat i | says every time it hears a mian knocki ing his competitor it feels like givj ing him a dose of chloroform. Then ! it wisely adds: "A pull together will j ' mean a bigger town with more busi- j ness for even,* body." This is com-! j mended to some people in iXewberry. I 1 , "Jim Pep" treated the reporter and ; others in the neighborhood to a sere nade Wednesday night. Jim is one of' i " ; the best of the colored local tulen*. i j He makes gocd music with his har-! ' rionica and guitar and can whist1*; like the mocking bird. Jim is well | 1 liked by the white people. i * * "VT.. T HT I Alter next iv-ioiiuay ?*n. j. m. i i Swindler will not be at liis repair' shop. He "will give that up, but will j continue in tne repair business. Not j I i having to attend shop he will be fre > to go wherever called, in town or country, to repair sewing machines, HWTwaIIOO A+/? | V/IVTVXVO, UJJJ.k/1 CUV. J j j 'Says the Madden correspondent of; j the Laurens Advertiser: "The fruit j tree agent and the pecan man (alas! j lalas! horr many fortunes, were made on the "beautiful representations of! j I . that pecan grove) and now the time j for paying is here."' Dees this strike any in Newberry? While mowing on Mr. S. P. Mc Crakin's place Monday one of the horses pulled the mower on the other horse, the blade almost severing the horse's foot. Dr. Boyd Jacob's was called, and the accident necessitated the killing of the -unfortunate horse, which was a valuable one. Sometime ago the vacant storeroom adjoining the Fridy Ford Motor com puny's garage was fixed up for a new automobile place or business to be run in Newberry, it aid not turn oui i as expected, so now the Fridy people I will use it in connnection with their line of oars, which. is expanding and increasing. It is Treasurer Schumpert now, the governor having appointed him. Under the law Clerk of Court Goggans will have charge of the office oJ Judge of probate until after th3 November election, when Judge-elect Ewart will assume his duties in full. Mr. Ewart "will assist Mr. Goggina until that time. The Holly Grove correspondent of j the Laurens Advertiser states that the j electric trolley survey runs through j several farms in his neighborhood and that where it passes through his pasture is an ideal spot for a park, 1- ^ ? ?n Avir /> f Q Pa ItCtViiig fail 111C OV,tUC? J \->JL <-? * I mountain in miniature. That sounds j good. Wish ve had sucli here. The Woman's Home and Foreign' Missionary society of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer will hold its monthly meeting at the parsonage at four o'clock Monday afternon, Octob n An A%i/v 1-* nrr\rx no T7 ' ei" it. All HieillUCi o die uigcu | their monthly dues at this meeting' and also to bring five cents for the J incidental expenses of the conven-^ !. -- ? j! !! O ! | Max" I In a test tns ! David L. Gal E., Professor Engineering cester Polyt His 11 IUIC, a Maxwell T Car made froi 33.7 miles pe: of gasoline a1 ranging frort 35 miles pe it r j__ w e reproaut ter from Pro Gallup com this test. Deferred Pag If Desirt A TOTE tha The car i load and wit was used. Any Maxwel ax ^ consumption Maxwell ope ! ing it The Wt I i I ! i TTTmb iiTifr?? I i I tion to be held at Johnston, October 21-24. * "J. W. C.," in writing to Li 2 Associate Reformed Presbyterian of the preaching of Rev. R. T. Kerr of Bradley at Kings Creek, says: "His sermons were well prepared and present ed in an earnest and pleasing manner. Good congregations were present and God's "blessing rested upon the services. Four young people were received into the church by profession of faith, three of whom were baptized, and one was received by letter." Everywhere we read that "prospects 1 " 11 ^ 3 - ??~ /\fTAW for a gooci ian truue xic V CI j ter." One near-by paper says "there is no reason why this section should not enjoy the greatest wave of prosperity that has hit it in many years." Then we read of the tide of gold flowing to this country. What this temporary reporter -would like to know ir. why is the newspaper business hit 0.1 v>otv1 wfiiip. nther businesses seem to be prospering. Is the newspaper business all that is pushed to the wall? The Rev. Jim Harmon, colored, as was brought out in the recorder's court on Tuesday morning, had hired Caddy Simmons to take him in Lillie Gilliam's auto ihack a distance in the country lor vvmtn ne nau yi to pay, but kept it up in promising, but failing. The charge against him on the olice blotter vras beating auto hack hire. Recorder Earhardt miade it $10 or 15 days. The "reverened" paid his fine. 'WHiat profit it a man to owe $4 in the spring and have to pny $10 in the fall. Some of the exchanges are print- j ing an article,about courtesy in business, stressing the fact that a merchant out west puts upon his wrapping paper the words "Thank ou/' cientific well Fu( ide by lup, M. of Gas , Worechniic stock ? Maxwell M( ouring Detroit, J ^ Gentlemen: LLi IU r gallon , blue prin1 t speed, ?? i 10 to ;r JlOIir. -no'dl3cusi cerburetoi :e a let- the best ( and eoonoi >feSSOr ordlnsril: cerning I 0 1 the^curve 4 (Mi lei / yments C1C^ sd t no unusual means wi used was taken from st< h top and windshield u 11 car is capable of givi: i. rating economy matchi irld's Greatest Motor Cat ? ? ?- vm T ? ? T f CAROLINA AU Newberi [IXWl Fully Equipped?N BLOW BY STRIKE OF LITTLE FORCE Leaders Insist a Half Million , Workers Will Be Involved in Movement. New York, Sept. 27.?Although la-1 bor leaders insisted tonight that the general strike of trades unionists in the greater city in iaid of the carmen i who quit their places September G eventually would involve at least a J half million -workers, there were no surface indications of a tie up of th* city's industries, as threatened, after announcement was made today that I the strike had begun. While the union leaders claimed ;tc. This is nothing new in Newberry.' Mr. Klettner?the same O. Klettner [ wnose name is ia nousenoia v%vru; throughout the county, and who is known to almost every man, woman 1 and child in the county?sent that identical message to his numerous customers years and years ago.! Women who were little childrer at the time are now sending their own i little children to this same merchant who believes in courtesy in business. There is sickness from malaria in ! Newberry. Now, from some throats! here will come the cry: "Don't say [ that, it will hurt the town.'1 But still nothing is ever done. Molariij, is hurting the town worse than the mention i of it is. If you don't want .the town 1 hurt why don't you report unsanitary | places to the board of health? Cer^ | tain stagnant pools of water are right down there on Scott's creek, right under the noses of some people^ (and the water which is sending forth some' of the malaria is so thick with green ' aom olrMAof r* 11 f ,txmo I oiiiiic it Lau aiiuuou vuu ?? xun u u^ii.v, . Cooperate with your board of (health and let something- be done before an j 21 idemic breaks out. Proof o ii Econc ? CH 4 DAVID L GALLUP. M. E. Consulting ( oactm ?iM SOp )tor Co.""Inc.# dichigan. I beg leave'to submit the encl< t giving the results of an e^onon^ 1917 Stock Maxwell Touring.Car, jston representatives. The curve is"self explanatory') Jion other than the statement that r, which was stock, was adjusted ti ;ombination of power, flexibility, ny, for such oonditions ofjtouring j be encountered. In tabular"forn the results ift sheet) are S3 follows: SPEED ECONOMY^. 3 per .hour.) [Miles per gai: 10 33.7, 15 32.7, 20 31.2 20 28.8 30 26.1 25 23.0 Respectfully submitte / /7 - AX ere employed to get tl ock; the test was made p; the regular Maxwel] onr thtc camp pronornv Ug tJLlJLU k/UJLXAV ^ ^ ^ bs its economy in first Value. TO COMPANY y, S. C ^ F. iO. B, .1 io Extras to Buy that 125,000 workers in various trade? already had joined the movement, with twice as many more ready to ' walk out' tomorrow, the police said they had received no reports to substantiate any such estimates. Tha actual situation, it was said, was cou fused because of the Jewish holidays^ v;hich are bein^ celebrated here by more than 100,000 union workers. Leaders of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes, whose members are on strike, were encouraged tonight they asserted over the possibility of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers coming to their aid. Officials of that organization notified the public service commission during the day that Theodore P. Shonts, presideat of the Interborongh Rapid Transit company,, had refsed to see them and discuss alleged grievances of motormen in the 1 1 -- employ of tne inierooruusn v\ uu ?*? members of that brotherhood. Mr. Shonts declared tonight, however,, that there were' 110 differences between the motormen and the company. Two hundred and five representatives of various unions at a meetinglr;te today ratified the sympathetic strike order, it was announced, an4 agree to call out the members of their organizations tomorrow. While this meeting was in session the grand ji:Ty returned indictments against i > persons accused of stone throwing;, assault on car crews and smashing windows of airs during the car strike. There were fewer attempts at violence today, according to the police. TEACHER WANTED?Teacher for McCrary school. iSalary, $45 a month. Term, 5 or 6 months. Apply to Jno. Oxner, Newberry, R. F. I>. * No. 2 or T. W. Folk, Newberry, SL C., R. F. D. No. 2. i f .r >my j ?n it. 1st, 1916. jsed ctst iroished and~needs the 3 give apeed as would I i aken'from i loii . 4> iese results. with a full I carburetor in gasoline : cost, ma!iI % DETROIT . i E9BE&8r?3B&CBSE8HB233EBSBHBflHlHHHHH^HH^B