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VARIOUS A>D ALL ABOUT. Mr. J. J. Eargle lias gine back to the Newberry Machine shops. FLulinc Frc;!:r:ek in "The Woman in The Case" at the Arcade today, Friday. - - - - ~ TT?.ol,l nn/l . I lie COIllt'Sl now in lilt nciaiu cmvi News is the biggest thing of its kind ever undertaken in this city. Mr. Clarence Werts can give the gneral public lessons in second-crop gardening. Marguerite Clarke in "Little Lady Eleen will be the Monday Paramount picture at the Arcade. Connie Maxwell mentions receipt of $15.52 from First Newberry, and Our Monthly, for Thornwell $15.19 from Aveleigh Sunday school. New houses for residences are badly needed in Newberry. We know of families wanting to rent and unable to find places. Monied men, make a motion. Ringling Bros, are using th 5 c jlumns of The Herald and News to advertise their great circus in Columbia Oct. IT. People from Newberry will go to see the shows. / Expect big crowds at the State fair. . Good times will take thousands to Columbia for the Fair and! Harvest Jubilee.?Flaming .headlines in the daily papers. A commission has been granted to the Newberry- Palmetto Trust company, with a. capital of $500, the petitioners being John M. Kinard and 0. B. Mayer. 'Spartanburg Journal reminds u? that it was just about this time two years ago, if he remembers correctly, thlit -we had our big "Buy a bale of cotton at 10 cents a pound'' day. An exchange suggests that "The Farmer in His Auto rt the Bank" would be a good title for another ivrosoeritv song. That exchange man must have stopped over in Newberry last or this week. The '.Calendar society will conduct a rummage sale on Saturday of this week in the' facant store nevt to E. M. Evans and Son. All the ladies of the congregation are asked to contribute rummage. ? - 1-? A There win oe preaunins at Helena church next tS.unday afternoon at 3:30. The Rev. E. V. Bafcb will'do the preaching. The Helena people will hear good preaching and return tn their homes feeling that life is worth living. There will be an oyster and fish supper ut the res'do* ace of Mrs. W. F. Ruff Saturday night from 7 to 11 o'clock. An old time cake walk will be a feautre of the occasion. Special arrangements will be made for the en-. tertainment of the old as well as the j young:. There are a good many "finest; evers" in Xewbery. Every once in j a while we hear some man, in speak-, ing of his clerk or stenographer, say: j "(She's the finest aver." Which, how 1 ? - An.+ hv fh p ever, is siwuys uivugui uuv vj ?-v. first remark of the interrogator. The new steam laundry for Newterry is looming up in the distance. Mr. Julius B. Boozer assures ue that iie has about $1,000 subscribed. iWfoen this contemplated' enterprise is encouraged here it will help Newberry along in the onward march of progress with, clean applarel. Music is a wonderful influence for good; it is impossible to think of evil or commit evil deeds while listening to the sweet harmonp of voices or instruments.?Selected. You "will hear such music in most of the churches of Newberry every Sunday morning and night. The revival conducted at the Presbyterian church by Mr. Croker of Newberry closed Friday. It was one of the best meetings of the kind ever held here and the preacher is one among the few who held the interest of all. Two new members were added to the church.?Donalds Cor. Abbeville Medium. -o ?A? on _ A SO^p Iiicivry i& auvuici uvn v^terprise for the town. Mr. R. C. McCartv, a young man, has opened it up and is running it in the block near the depot, from Main street. If this doesn't show that Newberry is growing it at least shows that she has betterfacilities for keeping clean. We ope Mr. McCarty will have success Mr. McCarty will have success with with his venture. There is a recruiting officer in j town, stopping at the Central House. He came from Spartanburg Wednesdac and will be here until next Tuesday. If any of our young men wish to see this officer of the recruiting service they have a good opportunity now. The country needs men for military duty. If you want to enlist Ford touring cars by freight Satur-j day for Fridy and sold them right 1 away, delivering them this week to tile following town and county persons: Yancey T. Dickert, F. R. Red! dick, W. R. tSchumpert B. L. >Ailbritton, i Pat A. Stockman and S. R. Metts. Tom Gray the colored drayman of the J. W. Kibler Company had a narrow escape from being killed Hate Tuesday afternoon. At the corner of Xance and Pope streets the mule became frightened at a bale of cotton on the ground nearby and ran up on the sidewalk. This tilted the dray f throwing the driver out. He was run I "l i V?A tt "U rv 1 o r? r? rDPoi VOfi Q | over UV tlic v. uccio auu a v/a t v/va ~ considerable jolt and jar, with some bruises which laid him off for several days. Gray was not seriously hurt, but it was a scarv and dl.mger* us fall. Wnw mnnv nf von have mentioned tI:o iact to the city officials that you appreciate the splendid work being done at the streets of Lancaster.? Lancaster News. Xone. They will ' wait until the officials are dead to j put flowers on their graves. But I we will give the Supervisor Joe "Werts 1 a bouquet now; Look at the fine work ~~~ r\n fr>A.ryi + VlO /V^rnPT* of Mr. gUiiig LHA iivrill mv. ? 0. Klettner's residence up to Mayor Wright's. It is improving and beau1 tifying the street. Let's put flowers iCn people's graves before they die; they can't smell them after they're dead. A dehd man doesn't care whether yon d'ecorate his grave or not, hut it means ia whole lot to the living. It might help to keep some poor fellow living. TANLAC HAS BEEN WORTH $500 TO HLU, HE SAYS RICHARDSON DECLARES "TWO YEARS HA YE PASSED SINCE TANLAC RESTORED MY HEALTH." X * A\Tf T.IVFn n\ >TTT,K Removed b_v Taniae, He Says "I've had no Return of my old Troubles." A few days ago, Prank Richardson, a well known employe of the Byrd Printing Company, residing at 52 iWlest Lake St., Atlanta, came into Jacob's Pharmacy and in relating his experiences with Tanlac said: I "About eighteen months ago, while j I lived in Knoxville, Tenn., I made, ! the statement that I wouldn't take,! $500 for the good Tanlac did me. Well, I just wajit to'tell you I still feel the same way about it. I suffered with the most terrible case of stomi-ch trouble, which had folowed me for sever\ long years and pulled me down aWost to the point of despair. Tanlac gave me relief when every| tbftig else had failed and I can never ! forget it. ' *' J' -i ? x _ i _ x _ j 2._ :ii. "My aiei was restncieu iu uiii.-v and occasionally a soft boiled egg, and I wouldn't dare touch meats of any ! kind. I was habitually constipated land extremely nervous. No matter what I would eat,?I would alwhys (have an awful pain in my stomach, and this with my stomach, kept me I A-wrfLVe fr>r hours everv nierht. Mv con ' dition alarmed my Trife and I was almost at the turn of the read where I hadn't strength to fellow my vocation. I "1 read about Tanlac helping so many people wiho were afflicte ah I' was, and I determined to try it. I; started to the drug store one even-j ing for my first bottle, and I was so weak from loss of strength and energy thi:,t I fainted. I managed to get back home after so long and.started' on my Tanlac, and the first few doses j made me feel better. I continued improving, and, after taking the fourth bottle, there was a most wonderful change in my condition. I found that I could eat just Anything I wanted,1 I and, for the first time in years, I could eat 'boiled ham and potatoes' ! ana reit no ill atter-eitects. Tne pains; ' all left my stomach, my nervousness j | disappeared and I could sleep like i a child. My troubles all went ia,way i with those few bottles of Tanlac and J left me stronger and more energet| tie than I had been in years. Yes, I sir. eishteen months have passed i since Tanlac so wonderfully restor-; ed my health, and it gives me pleas-1 ure to tell you thi.it I rave no return j I of anv of my old troubles to this day,1 " 1 and I have kept my average weight all along. Tanlac made life a realj pleasure to me, and I go about my; work with ta feeling that reminds ma j of the days of my young manhood." j Opera House j PROGRAMME FRIDAK, OCTOBER 6 I "WORTH WHILES 3 'Act Essanay Drama Featuring Bryant Washburn and JIar- | guerite t lay ton. / ' "HUKLEI) THROUGH THE DRAW-1 BRIDGE." Kalem Drama Featuring Helen Gibson SATURDAY OITOBER 7 "A TEMPORARY TRUCE" 2 Act Biograph Drama Featuring Blanche Sweet "HAM'S STRATEGY* Kalem Comedy Featuring: Ham and Bud I Selig Tribune No. 65 International Cartoon Comedy. | Dr. F. C. Martin | I 3peciaiisi| | Examines Eyes, FitsGlasses|j | and Artificial Eyes. | ^If your eyes are giving you| ^trouble don't fail to consult him | % Satisfaction Guaranteed. I A. <$ ? Office over Anderson's Dry| XGoods Store. $ $ I SPECIAL NOTICES FOR SALE?Registered Duroc Jer sey Pigs 8 weeks old, at a reasonable price. Phone 110 or 139. T. M. Sanders. We pay highest prices for Hides 10-6-3t FOR SALE?One studebaker 1915 in good order. 1 Ford touring car 1916 model, very cheap. Taylor Auto Co., in front of New Court House, Newberry, S. C. 10-6-ltp APPLY TO 823 Boundary St. .for rooms. Purnished or unfurnished with or without meals. 10-612t I HIGHEST MARKET -FKHjn; paia casa i ! for country produce, chickens and J eggs. Bring them to Savoy Hotel. Xewberrv, S. C. 10-6-lt. FOR RENT?One 1-horse farm, one ~ " "? J ~~ O UA.oa form I z-norse iarm anu une o-nvuc iqj for the year 1917. Apply to M. M. Buford. 10-3-tf. T. 3L BOGEES Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician. All Work Guaranteed. Corner Caldneii and Friend Streets. Eyes fitted and sold on Installment Jfewoerry, S. C. "* Icsommmmemaumamaamam^aaBmaammmmBammm \ I s ' ?mrann?snaBB9aB! Fertilizer, Aci ^ir i we nave purcn titles of 16 per cei all analyses macU companies for fer a We are also pr 5 you prices on acic y-v 1 O 1 7 tiupd Ui We ask that you call j terms before making you grain or crops of 1917. 1 *no nol! r*f- vmir hnmpfi U9 LW CU11 ui j V/uji UV/LUVU and we believe you will j not necessary. We are satisfied that w or better prices than othe good goods made by ? I companies. j >Yo lit all glasses with the guarantee of satisfaction or your money back and if ti ere is any change of the eye in one year we will change lens free. Artifical Eyes fitted. P. C. JEANS & CO. Ooticians and Jewelers. AliiTI LUUtfii, AU. 87, A. it. U. A regular communication of Amity T.nripp \'rt 87 A F\ AT. v;ill be held next Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock it Fraternity Hall. Visiting brethren cordially welcomed. FLOYD BRADLEY, /Wl M. J. W. EARHARDT, Secretary. I Just Received Fresh Shopmen* of | HECKER'S BUCKWHEAT r I # > Self Raising and Graham Floor Israeli Unittflmofle All Pftflr I ?tOll ilUUlVlliUUV nil i viu Sausage and lots of everything good to eat. E. N. EVANS & SON Phone 180 I i I TRY OUR ! i Chicken Sore Head Remedy j (Its Liquid) Guaranteed A remedy of our own. Price 25 Cents per Bottle P. E. WAY, Druggist j r Newberry, S. C. i d and Sodali Lased large quan- ! it acid and guano j i by good reliable j - *1 , tnizing grain. i epared to name |j Is and guano for ! ind get our prices and oiflinr f/M* Si 11 puiLiiaac^ uiuu jlwjl i t is not convenient for i to quote or sell you, agree with us that it is || e can make you as good Ij rs, and we will sell you I jood reliable fertilizer | i .With flour cl03e around $H) a barrel, our farmers should put in & good crop of wheat this fall. Our people should begin to provide fcr the hard times just ahead of us. The cost of! living has. more than doubled.?Cam- j den Messenger. This is excellent and wholesome advice, which w hope will be heeded. * STfte. *8 Take Chit TO! ^ B^UUNEhKfl?^ A Paramo famous PlayeTS-ftrarxwnt Monday 0 r\ A \Tt Y*T? /\TT % tr A XT r? u/iiNmiv r r^beiiib Marguerite Clark AS "LITTLE LADY EILEEN" A Paramount Picture produced 1 \ the Famous Players Film Co. "the ai * The 'Ho, tjmnrnim 8HBS9HSM9SS ** 1 I miss Annie l Millinery To which we have / Ladies' Coat We offer the rr l - 1 11 value, styie ana a materials and wo f!nm#? in and cl NOTICE. ^ The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Columbia, Newberry and Laurens Railroad Company will MM be held at the office of the company, A 1124 Taylor street. Columbia. S. C., Tuesday, October 17th, 1916 at 12:30 o'clock, noon. C. -P. Seabrook. Secretary. I ^ATURE I I dren with You )AY NIEL FROHMAN Presents 4ULINE FREDERICK rization of Clyde Fitch's Greatest Dramatic Triumph, WOMAN IN THE CASE" k unt Picture produced by the Famous players Film Co. ^ t October 9 th '.? J -l * ;j i1 ,ji-[!f-ij^'^WHKbBBw''1 '' RCADE rrts> <* AT * i iffietum* \ ?MM?m . . Smith & Co. t Parlors added this season * s and Suits j I maximum of suit 1 ependableness in - loose now from