The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, May 04, 1917, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
PCRELY PERSONAL
ffc? Movements of many People, New
Wrrians, and Those Who Visit
Newberry.
Messrs. W. H. Hunt and Jno. M.
~Kinard have returned from New York.
Mrs. J. P. Shealv is the guest ot
relatives in Columbia.
Miss Saydie Digby left Wednesday
for a short stay in Orangeburg.
Miss Kathryn Harms attended a
dance at Clemson college Wednesday
evening.
Mr. Lawson Paysinger returned
last Saturday from a visit to relatives
in Augusta.
Mrs. Frank Hammond of G-reenville
was in Newberry visiting t'rienas
jast weeK.
Mrs. Paul E. Anderson returned
last week from a visit to relatives m
Greenwood.
Irvin Smith of Newoerry was out
of the volunteers enlisting for tht?
navy last Saturday in Columbia.
Mr. J. E. Sligh of Columbia spent
from Wednesday to Thursday with
his home folks in Newberry.
Messrs. R. Y. Leavell and Harry
O'Donnell spent Wednesday in ro
lumbia visiting relatives.
Mr. B. C. Goggans has returned
from a short stay in Chester and
Hock Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wallace return
ed Wednesday from Atlanta and oth
er points.
Mr. and Mrs] G. W. Yonce. Miss
Woodie Bowman and the Messrs.
Mobley motored to Columbia Wednes
day.
Miss Mamie Paysinger returned
last week tc her home in Xewberry,
her school at Branchville having
closed for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. X. P. Mcllwain are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Forest Lom
inack in Newberry.?Hodges Cor.
Greenwood Journal, 1st.
Dr. J. W. Sharpe and Dr. W. C.
Bristol, veterinary surgeons of Green
ville, were in iXewberry last Friday
and Saturday.
Misses Mary Lou Bullock, Inez
Wessinger, Kate Bullock, Mr. Au
merle Clark and White Bullock mo
tored to Greenwood last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Koon of Kib
ler's bridge spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday with Mrs. Koon's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Bowers, in Newbfer
ry.
Miss Suber. daughter of Mr. ana
Mrs. Jno. C. Suber, was taken to the
Columbia hospital Wednesday, accom
panied by her physician. Dr. Jno. B.
Setzler.
Miss Grace Patrick of Hickory, N.
f-., after visiting inN Charleston, S.
C., is on a visit to Miss Lila Summer,
her former classmate at Elizabetft
co?7^ee.
Miss Hallie Wright, after the clos
ing of the Central school at Pomaria
today, will spend the week-end wltn
relatives in Newberry on her way
home in Laurens county.
Mr. J. iN. Martin, who has been in
Virginia, spent several davq of thK
week in the city, leaving Wednesday
lor Kentucky.
Miss Julia Setzler, teacher of
O'Neall school the past session is
spending her vacation with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. Setzler ai
Pomaria.
' Mrs. Mary Hull of Newberry, wid
ow of the late D. S. Hull, has beea
visiting in "Westminster the past
week. Mrs. Hull's numerous friencH
were pleased to see her.?Tugaloo
Tribune, 1st.
Lewis L. Houck and William .7.
"Proctor of Newberry were among the
thirty young men who at Green wooa
Monday passed the examination fo^
positions in the Army Recruiting
Corps as se^or-i lieutenants.
Mayor Z. F. Wright is a vice-presi
dent of the South Carolina Board ot
Trade which was chartered in Co
lumbia last Saturday. It is an organ
ization which will be of great service
during the war.
Messrs. J. M. Caldwell and Claude Y.
\fnrrifi motored to Columbia Wednes
day morning in the latter's car. They
returned to Newberry Wednesday
evening, accompanied by Messrs. E.
H. Aull and E. S. Blease, who had
gone to that city by train.
Dr. I. E; Crimm extended his visit
here another week, the limit of which
will be reached Saturday evening.
Saturday afternoon will po'stively be
your la6t opportunity to see Dr.
Crimm on this trip to Newberry. It
therefore behooves all who have busi
ness with him to call at his office
without further delay. He is there to
accommodate the public of this city
and surrounding territory.
THE ARCAD
FRIDAY MAY 4th V
This little Theatre has been
made into an up to-date place c
lating system has been installed
and comfortable. Tome and see
PROGRAM
BILLY B
"GLORIA'S
Is the headline attraction. Th
most popular star has been ,
where it has 1
The other feat
"SUNSHINE AN
Five Act Gold Rooster Play ft
actress Baby MARIE OSBORJ
from 6 to 60. Then there is tl
attraction w
w
I Special Mu.? by 4_P^,
|| Admissjojrysai'joev
'
I SAYS IT\RI> ATTACK CAME
WITHOUT LEAST WARXISG
Tells of Awful Five Weeks Her
Daughter Spent.
REMARKABLE INTERVIEW
. Mother Says Yonng Greenville Wo
raan Seems SOne the Worse for
Her Experiences.
I ____
j "A severe kind of rheumatism sud
denly attacked my daughter last An
j gust and she had to stay in bed or
i in a rocking chair for five weeks. She
' had an awful pain in the back ol
; her neck, around h^r shoulders anc
j across her back," said Mrs. Dannie
l Alexander, of 36 Ninth St., Sampson,
! Greenville, as she began on March
' 21st to tell of the remarkable results
Tanlac gave her daughter. "She
! was so nervous she would jump^ at
j the least noise. Often she cried out
! during the night and seldom did she
! get a good night's rest. Prom time
to time the rheumatism attacked her
until she began taking Tanlac. she
? UiU iiv L S^L ? 5UWU O
[ sleep.
| "She had no appetite and also suf
, fered a great deal with indigestion.
\ She was under treatment for a good
rt-V* *1 V?i*f + a rv\ o Anr^ a +1*\ H A
I ^ line lJUL IUC ill^UlVlUC OCtLU^U CV UV
her no good.
| "But in a week after she began tas
: ing Tanlac, she had been made a dif
; ferent woman, and now sne is in fine
i health. The Tanlac restored her ap
j petite, she is not troubled with indi
j gestion now, and those t rheumatic
pains have left her. She improved
| wonderfully after she began taking
| Taniac. it ceriamiy is me imest
I medicine I know of for rheumatism,
j and she is back at work now. Tan
1 lac is responsible for her being able
i to work now, and her income stops
when she stops work. She is so
! thankful for what Taniac did for her,
| and we all recommend it as the bfcst
remedy we know of/'
Taniac, the master medicine is sold
by:
Gilder & Weeks, Newberry, S. C.,
r>r w n. Hollowav. ChaDDells. S. C.,
Little Mountain Drug Co., Little
.Mountain, S. C., The Setzler Company,
Pomaria, S. C., Prosperity Drug Co.,
Prosperity, S. C., Whitmire Pharm
acy, Whitmire, S. C.
Mrs. 'W>. P. McAlhanv, after a pleas
ant visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
B. T. Paysinger, has returned to her
j home in Branehville.
j NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
I will make a final settlement of the
estate of Joe Hansom in the Probate
Court for Newberry County, S. C.,
on Tuesday the 27th day of May, 1917,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon ana
will immediately therafter ask for
j my discharge as administrator or
i caiH All narties holding
claims again6t said estate, will file
j same duly verified with the under
! signed.
' J. S. DOMINICK.
Administrator.
CHEVROLET "FOUR
NINETY"
$*50 Electrically Equipped
o-PASSE^GEB TOURIXO GAB
2-PASSE>GER ROADSTER
Read w&at Mr. H. C- Randolph, Co
I ? t-i- r* r* .
lumuia, o. v^., aa,TB.
"Regarding the service I have deriv
ed frem the Chevrolet car, "Four
Ninety," which I bought last April,
j will say that I have driven this car
j a little over 25,000 miles with less ex
i pense both in gas, oil and repairs than
' any car I have ever driven andj
j I have had quite a number. I got
24 6-10 miles per gallon of gas for:
112,000 miles and I am only on my sec-1
ond set of tires and they ar;e in first
: class condition now."
FKlli; $d5(j I. a. b. T8civry* j
j J. D. QUATTLEBAUM |
, Distributor j
j Prosperity, South Carolina !
?E REOPENS
VITH 3 BIG FEATURES
remodeled, redecorated and
>f amusement. ' A new venti
i which makes the house cool
for yourself.
l FRIDAY
i
URKE IN
ROMANCE"
is serial featuring America's
a tremendous success every
been shown.
ure picture is
ID SHADOWS"
aturing the wonderful child
?E. This will delight children
tie music which is quite an
ithin itself.
s Orchestra |8 to 10:30
l&titesr sstftvm 3'ttP6>P.' KK
Opera House
PROGRAMME
Friday, May 4.
nr_:.. .,.-1 ?
lllUlUitr X I it-TTlll
BESSIE LOVE
in
"THE HEIRESS IAT COFFEE DAN'S"
Five Reel Fine Arts.
Saturday, May 5.
BUSHMAN AM) BAYNE
In the 13th Episode of
'THE GREAT SECRET^
Two Reels
MERTO TRAVELOGUE?One Reel
Scenic.
TRIANGLE KEYSTONE COMEDY
I
Two Reels.
MR and MRS. SIDNEY DREW
One Reel Comedy.
* Monday. May 7.
William A. Rnidy in Association witu
World Pictures Presents
GAIL KANE
in
MAN MADE HER*
l \TMr? /\ n
AINHH U. K
Wholesale
Cigars j
Cigarettes J
X* okarme
! Stationery i
Paper Bags ]
| WrappingTwine /
I
| ANNE O. RUFF
1100 Caldwell St
P A
The place wh
men, women ?
whole family
Mens D
Men's all-wool suits, made
clothing world, prices $ic
Palm Beach and Keep
back
tj?c,,;
JL>W Y o XVIllV. vJUJ
terns in gray, brown or blue ;
Boys' Knicker-Bocker pant
serge, cassimere, worsted and
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00.
Men, we have just the pant
very complete. Prices range
True Shape and Shaw Knil
at
Men's Dress shirts in white
a wide range of patterns in
prices 50c, 7
We also have on display th<
Leghorns a*?d stiff straws. li
50c, and fi.oo.
Kool underwear for men an
sleeve.
Shirts at
Knee length drawers at
Men's Uni^n suits at...
Bovs T" 'ou suits at
LUMBER?Buy your lumber, shin
gles and building materials direct
from mill and save the cash discounts.
COOK & CO.. Gastonia. N. C.
4?27-2t.
See or Write Us for Selec
tion Package
Of anything in the line of Presents
for Weddings, Personal Gifts, or
Own Use.
SINGLE DIAMONDS OR FANCY DIAMOND
JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, STER
LING SILVER, CUT GLASS & ART GOODS
Jewelry of the newer patterns,
both in plain and fancy jewelry.
We Only^Handle Solid and Gen
uine Goods and compete with ^11
mail order houses. Orders tilled
at once.
>TRY US
SYLVAN BROS.
Columbia, S. C. Phone 104b
Cor, Main and Hampton St*.
UFF & CO.
Dealer in
Renew or subscribe
to the Saturday
Evening Post through
us. It will cost you
no more, save a lot
of trouble and we
would appreciate the
business.
& COMPANY
Phone 84
r R A D E \
>elar
ere you will fi
and children. -
We can clotl
epartment
Kt? t V?o loo/^inrr for>fnri??c in
>, $12.50, $15, $18 up to $22.50.
Koc! suits, plain and belted
: -$7 S?> $8-5<> and $1 0.00
ts. Blue serge and fancy pat
it $3, $4, $5, $6 and $7.50.
s up to age 20 years, in blue
khaki cloth, at 50c, 75c,
;s you need here. Our stock is
from $1.00 up to $6.00.
t hosiery, silk lisle and'all-silk,
15c, 25?. 35C and 50c.
, neat effects, in stripes, also
1' mercerised goods and silks,
5C? $1 .00, $1.50, $2.00 and up.
; latest in men's hats, Panamas,
ien's and boys' caps at 25c,
,d young men, short and long
50c
,... 25c and 50c
50c and $i.oc
.. 50c the suit
?ELAJ>
1 '
Have You Enlisted?
If not, and you are con
templating enlistment I will
be glad to make an exami
nation of vour eves without
I charge and to tell you the
I visual requirements.
This may save you the expense
and disapointment of going to the
recruiting station and then being
turned down on account of poor
vision
, W. C. EZELI,, Optometrist
1116 Main St.
Base Ba
When you war
JL V111UC VJUVi
ing goods come t
I have a new s]
Dish Ferns, 10c
Plants 10c doz<
Plants 25c dozen.
Mayes' B<
The House of a '
WITH US
hd everything
We are outfit
le you from h<
Ladies' Dej
T.nHiV?;' &nrincr Pnah5siiitc wnnl r
.-r-?& ? > r
close out at almost your own price.
New line of Serge Skirts and Wc
black at
Wash skirts Rep. P. K. and gabar
Newest things just arrived in
gloves, etc.
Warner's Corsets, lace front and
in prices from
All colors in taffeta silks, 36 inch
Georgette crepe to match.
Fancy Voiles in stripes, checks anc
Shirt Waist materials in voiles,
gandies at 10c,
A full line of stripes suiting, in
and 35c yard.
36 inch white poplin and rep at....
36'inch wide best percale at
Beautiful dress ginghams at
36 inch embroidery cloth and midd
36 inch ftne quality bleaching at.
A full line of embroidery article;
threads, needles, pins and furnij-hii
Walkover Oxfords, latest arri'
Prices $3.50, $4.0
Ladies dress Oxfords, Walk-ove]
at $3
Wf* Qa m iiim r^ri r>o. 1in^
WW -W f V M *?VVHUU4 liUV. KJI
are selling at
JD BR
A BOX PARTY AND
OLD TIME CAKE WALX
There will be a "box party" aa?
"cake walk" at Mt. Pleasant schiHH
house on next Saturday night, May
5. 1917. for the benefit of the sch<im~
The public is invited to attend.
Notice to Breeders.
Offer my standard bred stallion.
Prince Cecelian, Registration No.
41o5S; also my Kentucky Jack bet
ter known as Murry Kinard Jac*.
*n!l be in charge oI N. T. Hogg
my stables. Charges te insure horses
roit stand and suck $12.30. Mule,
I > ??>.00. Groom fee on Mule colt 34-r
NAT GIST
r.nnfls
it Base Ball sup
ids, or any sport- j
o the Book Storfe.
!
hipment of Fern
each and Zinnie
m Also Coleus
30K oiore
rhousand Tilings
I
>
' ' ; 1 1
ros. 1
to wear for
:ters for the
jad to foot!
sen uiiuiii
>oplin, gabardine, etc., to
See these.
x)l Poplins, in navy and
... .$3.98, $4.98 and 55.98
dine at
98c $1.25, $1.50 and $1.98
neck-wear, belts, hosier}',
Reduco models, ranging
98c to $2.98
wide, at
$1.35 yard.
I figured at....
... .15c, 25c and 35c yard
flaxons, dimities and or
15c, 25c, 35c and 50c yard
all colors, at.... 19c, 25c
25c yard
.?3 *
<ti>u 45c yara
ioc, I2^c yard
iy twill at. 15c yard
ioc and i2^c yard
ladies' ribb#ns, crotchet
ags of all kinds.
vals in blacks and tans,
o, $4.50, $5.00 and $6.00.
rc on/1
iu anu KictKCS
0(^ $3-5?? $4-00 and $5.00
shoes and oxfords that we
...$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50