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PURELY PERSONAL 3l?yeni^n(s of ip.any People, 5ew f iierrians, and Tliose Wh? Visit >e^v berry. Miss Sullivan of Laurens is the j guest of Miss Kate Summer. | Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Chaney, after j visiting in Newberry, returned Tues-j day to their home at Goldville. A.T,v<, T Qmirlnolc of Augusta is i iUlOO jbCVAiu v.. _ _ _ visiting her aunt, Mrs. B. L. Albrit-' ton. at Jalapa. Messrs. Or J. Ramage and B. W. I Crouch of Saiuda were in Newberry j Wednesday. I ?v. J. W. Carson has returned j the meeting of presbytery ai. jlle, Ga. >udella Shealy returned on j from a visit to Gilbert and |T. Babb and little son, iW5n Thursday to visit friends Boyd of Wbitmire ana' Childs of Hendersonville > 'sts of Mrs. H. L. Parr. ( Purcell spent several j is week in Augusta witnj E. Scott returned on Wed- j an extended visit tc Co-| lempson of Newberry paid & section one day last week. Creek Cor. Saluda Standard. Annie Stevens of Newberry is visiting .in tbis section this weefc.? Big Creek Cor. Saluda Standard. "Do/iVittiqn vir.hols of Newberry coi ^UVUmMAA lege spent Sunday with homefolks.?! Pleasant Grove Cor. Saluda Standard. Allen Wise of Newberry -college spent Easter with homefolks.?Salud* Standard. Miss Harriet Mayer and Mr. Benj.f Mayer attended the Young-Arthur j wedding in Union Tuesday evening. Mrs. C. D. Weeks and little daugh ters, Misses Caroline and Julia, re turned on Tuesday from an Easter visit to Greenwood. Miss Fannie McCaughrin of New-1 "berry arrived this morning to be the ! guest of Mrs. J. C. Harper for some time.?Greenwood Journal, 10th. Misses Pearl and BlondelJ Powell of Spartanburg returned to their hone Voctpr wirn on Monday aiter &^cuUm6 Mrs. M. A. Counts. , Mrs. L. W. C. Blalock returned on xuesday to her home at Goldville af ter an Easter visit here to her sister, Mrs. J. R. Greer. Messrs. Harold Epting, Leo Derrick and Herman Boozer of Newberry col lege spent the Easter season at home. ?Leesville News. t ? ?titiTT-o-j-n rotrrmed Mon 'AITS. JLiUU iUVlinaiu day from two months' stay in Cam den and Xewberry.?Hodges Cor. Greenwood Journal. Miss Gladys Higgins, a student of Newberry college, spent the Easter holidays here with her mother.?Eas ley Progress. Mrs. J. M. Morris and her daughter, little Miss Leone, are visit: ng Mr a. Morris' mother, Mrs. J. K. Epps, in Columbia. Mr. S. H. McLean, the genial aia-1 trict passenger agent of the gre.ii Southern railway from Columbia, was in Newberry Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Myers spent Saturday night with Mrs. Mary Mills of Prosperity.?Pleasant Grove Cor j Saluda Standard. \ Leland Sheppard of Prosperity, spent Saturday and Sunday in thisr community wim ms ^.uucm, Griffith.?Big Creek Cor. Saluda Stan-; dard. Mr. Paschal Shealy of Newberry i college spent Easter with his par-i ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Shealy.? j Pond Branch Cor. Lexington Dispatch-! News. Mr. W. M. Allen of Greenville stop- i J in K^wberrv on returning J P<TU w - ? from the Great Council of Red Men} -on Thursday for a few hours and j shook hands with friends. Mrs. Cole L. Blease of Columbia; and her brother, Hon. Clinton H. Sum- j ne" J*\. member of the house from Anderson, passed through Newberry Thursday on their way from Columbia to Anderson. Mrs. F. O. Black and two little daughters of Saluda are visiuug UC1 | parents, Postmaster and Mrs. W. A. j Hill, while Superintendent Blac\ went! or tTirmiffh to Rock Hill to r. 1 the1 educational conference in th-A city, j Miss Alma Lupo has returned to! fWhitmire, where she is teaching school, after speding the Easter holi-! days with her mother, Mrs. N. A. Lu-j po, in Taylor street.?The State, lOtl.j t q t Gallman and i mi cmu. iuav* w* ? - ? Miss Bertha May Gallman have re-! turned home after spending several! . days with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gallman | in Newberry.?The State, 10th". j Messrs. J. H. and F. M. Baxter, ac companied by Mr. Clarence F. Ad ams, motored Tuesday to Good Hope church cemetery, near Wards, in Sa - luda county, to erect a monument at the grave of the latter's wife. Mrs. W. F. Wright returned 10 her home in Laurens county Tuesday af ter a brief visit to relatives here. She was accompanied home by her eon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Wright, of Charlotte. Miss68 Emmie Duncan, Ellen Murpfa and Mattie Smith of Columbia col lege, Gladys Murph of White Stone, f WAP SEE and Messrs. B. E. Williams of Swan- j sea, Paul Murph and Frank Foster; of White Stone, spent Easter witn i Miss Nene Duncan of near Whitmire.! .Miss Mildred Evans of Newberry j spent Easter with her sister, Mrs. William Brooker, and remained over) for the dinner dance last evening at; the Jefferson. She returns home to- j day to resume her'studies at New - ( terry college.?The State. 10th. Mr. Robert A. Welch or Houston,; ] Texas.' is on a visit to nis parenib.j] Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Welch. He re- j tains the looks of his youth and ir.s1 many friends are glad to see him 1ij|? such fine condition. His appearance', shows "how they grow men in Tex as." Mr. Mahon Smith of Greenville was in Newberry this week demonstrate* the Kissel Kar motor truck. Mahon, who got his automobile education under liis "Cousin BM1," knows now to handle and drive cars and is no doubt making the Greenvillia.'is s.t up and take notice. Rev. B. L. Knight of Newberry de-1 livered a fine discourse at Ebenezer last Sunday afternoon on the subject of Christain Education, at the close of Which $100 was subscribed for the,: benefit of the Metnodist colleges?: Wofford, Lander and Columbia.? j Smithville Cor. Abbeville Medium, j 10th. | Simpson Stockman and sister. Miss Estelle, of Newberry county, visited < at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. DeHardt Saturday night and Sunday. ?Tillman Cor. Saluda Standard. George Bowers and sister, Miss Myr-J Tflvior. of Prosperity,: tic, auu u ? , were in this section Friday.?Big! Creek Cor. Saluda Standard. Among the articles we wanted to publish but could not find room for-1 in this issue is a proposition to Presi dent Wilson from Congressman Lev er, chairman of the house committee on agriculture, urging food dictation. Also Governor Manning's address to the ministers of all denominations in South Carolina to devote at least a part of their sermons on LLfc!AL CULluaj, | and each succeeding Sunday for as} long a time thereafter as they may deem advisable to a presentation of I the need for larger production of food, emphasizing thrift in the home and u rigid domestic economy. Bishop W. A. Guerry of the Episcopal diocese of the State, was prompt to respond to the governor's adc jss and issue a pastoral letter to the clergymen un der his jurisdiction. West End Baptist fhurch. (H. W. Stone Pastor.) Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Mr. J. Y. Jones, superintendent. Preaching services at 11 a. m. anG 7:45 p. m. Sermons by the pastor. Prayer meeting on Wlednesday ev ening at 7:30. A cordial welcome is extended all strangers and visitors ottonrtiner these services. A NEWBERRY LADY SUFFERED 3 YEARS BUT IS HAPPY NOW To be aided irom suuex IU50 x VOUAV ing from indigestion that spread over a period of three years and to gam five pounds in weight from a single ! bottle of Waco Tonic are among the more remarkable aids worked by this ideal tonic for women. The person who enjoys these gains is Mrs. Mary Varneclo, Newberry, The story of her long time ills ana worries and restoration to health, ana happiness through Waco Tonic is told in Mrs. Yarnedo's own words: "For a quarter of a century I suff ered from indigestion, stomach trou ble and nervousness. Food woula sour and cause gas formations in my stomach fromVvhich I suffered ter ribly. I could not sleep half the night thftse awful shooting ucv?uat vi _ pains. During the day I was attack-] od wit? headeaches that left me dizzy. I fell off ten pounds in weight. '^Day after day I saw in the papers and heard what Waco Tonic was do ing for men and women, many of whom suffered as I. Among those who offered praise to Waco Tonic merits were leaders in my community and who I knew would not allow tneir j names to be used in Waco Tonic con nection unless it had helped them. With a resoive that I, too, would offer my indorsement if I would only be relieved of my many sufferings, 1 started on falaco Tonic. "When I say that I am no longer i eat as much of any food as I like, suffering from indigestion without fear of those former alter effect, that I sleep throughout the nights without bother; that I feei sronger in every way; that I have gained five pounds in weight; and all from one bottle, you know Waco Ton * - * ?? ma IS UUB ucipcu Uiu. "In fulfilling my self promise I do go with the hope that others will prot it and benefit by my story." Genuine Waco Tonic is sold in New berry, 906 Main street. Dollar bottle for 50c. 3 large dollar bottles, $1.25. 6 bottles $2.50. Also in Saluda county by E. A. Hav ird's Store. Xlso Hudson & Bouk night, Newberry, S. C. AS JTED SPKriAL SOIIItS LOST ~<?\ednesday in Xewberrv c on Dead Fall road. 1 presto-lite tan: If found please notify .J. W. White. 4-13-lt. MY DUROC PIGS will be for sa: in 10 days. Breed noining uui uj best blood, registered in buyer r,ame. Am also breeding Hampsliir hogs. V. E. Kohn. Prosperity. S. C. i-6-tf. WATERMELON SEED Tom Watson \TaTJ7 Carolina Bradford Kleckly Sweet Monte Christo etc. CANTALOUPE SEED V1U1 k*aaav va ? All fresh and fine at P. E. WAY, Druggist Newberry, S. C. That's the Maxwel of Gibraltar. For vears the Mar Maxwell car, which h Greatest Motor Car V -as the car of pc endurance?of econon 200,000 satisfied IV that policy. More than three t ness stability to the J The First < 0 No matter what o the face of the greatly the Maxwell Cor well standard of qu? the cost of the car. While we are son helped - because the 1 the quality whi< non-stop records of miles, the 1917. recoi of gasoline. This Sec If the Maxwell C< as it is, it would ha1 construction and refi -and that the Mj No manufacturer as he could a year ag The fact that the assurance that the A! quality into the car - your guarantee Motor Car Value.'* In Fact, Bel As a matter of fact than ever before. - j For the Army and "Navy. Three young men from^the Mollo - ; lion mill passed the examination at >r! the postoffice Wednesday and aceoin K.J panied Recruiting Officer Red to Co | lurnbia as volunteers for th--; lTnited j j States army, as follows: Messrs. - O d e 11 Burton. James .Jones ana [ei Claude Bou knight. There were six i e; applicants from the same place, the j three not passing being .Messrs. tui : Smith. Robert Rartlett and Henry j .Tones. It is probable, however, that i Mr? Bartlett will be accepted later. ! Postmaster Hill has 011 hand several, applications for enlistment, in the: army and in the navy, from both white and colored citizens. Some of these ; will be examined next week. The above examinations were for | the army, there being none for the j navy since Messrs. Clyde Hayes and O-over Thomas passed some days1 ago. .\ewberry boys are not taking hold' very fast as yet. but Newbery is rep- j resented by several young men at I different points. Mr. Clements Salter was ordered from Atlanta to rejoin his company at Rome, Ga. Dr. Wm. E. Crooks of Pomaria is now an assistant surgeon in the army, and Mr. Vernon H. Wheeler of Pros perity is an officer in the navy. Mr. Robert D. Porter was one of the Citadel graduates recommended by Superintendent Bond as a second lieutenant in the army. DR. P. G. ELLESOR Office Over Johnson-MeCrackin Co. HOURS.: 8-9 a. m,?12-2 p. m,?5-6 p. m. 3.23-4t. TRIUMPH ?IG BOLL Cotton Seed (culled) for sale by H. L. Parr. 3-20-tf. HT $ Maxwell Quality hi rigidly maintained in constant increases in i fixed and immutable as the Rock well Company has been proving it in the as come to be recognized as the "World's alue," jwer?of ease of control?of stability?of IV. laxwell owners attest to the success or housand Maxwell dealers owe their busi fulfillment of that policy. Consideration is?Maxwell Owners' Protection ther motor car manufacturers may do in r increased cost of raw materials, npany is going to maintain the high Max ility and only make a slight increase in y that there is any increase, it can't be first consideration is Maxwell quality, ch has given the Maxwell the two world's 22,000 miles, the 1916 record, and 23,500 ;d, at amazingly high mileage per gallon tall Increase is Your Big Insurance Policy >mpany didn't make the increase, slight ve to skimp here and there in materials, nements, ixwell Company will never do. can make a car today for the same cost price of the Maxwell will be raised is your [axwell campaign is still putting the same of still getting the "World's Greatest iter Value Than Ever Before t, the Maxwell is now an even better "buyr CAROLINA AUK Phone 172 A AT THE RC AD FRIDAY, APRIL 13. Yltasrttpli rresenis t. n. ^?uinn mi AN ENEMY TO THE KING" In t> Acts. SATl RIMY, APRIL 14. -HAH AND MD"? Kalem. "HAZARDS OF HELEN"?Kalem. "GRANT, POLICE REPORTER"?Ka-j Iem. , "THE SHIELDING SHADOW"?Palhe 1 Chapter 10?2 Keels. MONDAY, APRIL 10. Yitugraph Presents Marc McDennot In -THE PRICE OF FAME.*' In 5 Acts. Notice to Breeders. Offer my standard bred stallion, Prince Cecelian, Registration No. 41-558; also my Kentucky Jack bet ter known as Alurry Kinard Jack. will be in charge oi X. T. Hogg ar i my stables. Charges te insure horse j colt stand and suck $12.50. Mule, i $15.00. Groom fee on Mule colt 50c cask. XAT GIST. 3-30-tf. For a hair cut. a snave, shine or a shampoo, you will find first-class t-2 commodations at Hallman's Barber Shop, over J. M. Counts' store. .Main : street. 4-6-3t. COTTON SEED?A few bushels of! iv?ng staple and Cleveland big boll for sale. Apply to Thos. W. Gallman,' Newberry, S. C., R. F. D., 2. I 4-10-3tp. fifiS Ma is been and will 1] l spite of the big an the cost of material N. Not because the model of design in part, / ?but because the Maxwell you refinement of the original highly suc< ago, ?the super-product which time : fo/?hirin<> this nowerful car have dem ?the same proud Maxwell model i tive tests held by the Sheffield Scie Prof. Gallup of the Worcester Polytech the most economical of all the cars The Car That Everym Maxwell economy of upkeep has i Thousands upon thousands of Ma that their running costs are as lit! per month?an amount which the casual luxuries. TUn MotojoII div<?? an mil< 1 I1C iTiaarrvu ?? 0 Instance, the world's non-stop record a Maxwell stock car averaged 22 mile Owns a World's Non-Sto There is no reason why you shou It's first price is small?far less, i deration its complete equipment ai than any other car made. Then its cost of upkeep is so Iittli family's ordinary luxuries extravagan With the power in its motor to m; like a level road; ?with the ease of control that ma less pleasure; ?and with the stability and endur well* not a one season, but a many-s ?the Maxwell is beyond doubt th< Car Value"?everyman's car. May 1st, the New ?Goes Into Effect But You do not h Increase in Price if Maxwell now. 3 COMPANY, Inc. Lsk for Demonstration I Ope^a House PROGRAMME Friday, April 13. Triangle Plavs Will l'reseoj DOROTHY (ilSlf in "CHILDREN OF THE FEl li* A Fine Arts Production. Saturday, April 14. Tlie Metro Pictures >VilI Preset FRANCIS BISHMAN and BEVERLY HAYNE In the Tenth Episode of "THE GREAT SECRET* Two Reels. METRO SCENIC TRAVELOGUE *0 17. Will Present. MR, AND MRS. SIDNEY DRE* in "FREE SPEECH" Single Reel Comedy. Keystone Coined v Present# ?A ROUGH KNIGHT" One Reel Monday, April l(j. Jesse L. Lasky Present? WALLACE REID in "THE GOLDEX FETTER*" STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. The annual meeting the stock holders of the Newberry Cotton Mills, "will be held at Newberry, S. C.. the 5-econd day of May, 1917, at 10 o'ciocfc in the forenoon. GEO. S. MOWER. Secretary ^10-2t. V 1st is changed in whole buy today is the super :essful model of four years and experience in manu onstrated to be right, vhich, in recent competi ntific School of Yale and nic Institute, proved itself tested. an Can Uwn nade it everyman's car. swell owners have told us tie as six to eight dollars average man spends on ?age per gallon of gasoline, run of 22.000 miles, when s per gallon of gasoline. p Champion Car Idn't. when you take into consi id luxurious refinements, s as to make the cost of a it by comparison. ake up hill and down dale kes driving sheer, trouble ance that makes the Max eason car: 5 "World's Greatest Motor r Price?$665 ave to pay the you buy your w