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I nn 27 inch Sea Island, yard 4000 yds Apron Cbeck GLng] 6000 yards Dress Giughams, 40 inch Sea Island, yard.... Poe Mills Cambric, yatd... Androscoggin uieacnmg, >a One lot 36 inch Wasl 29c 36 inch Taffota and Mess* 98c and $ 40 inch Crepe de Chii 98c Men's Dress Pams, about 50c 98c to $( Come and look tl Thousand TWO AND A HALF MILLION SOUTH CAROLINA'S FART "Two and a half millions in the cause ot liberty," is the slogan that has been sent out to South Carolinians everywhere by the Uberty bond com mittee of South Carolina, in an effort to place the State's quota of war bonds upon the market without de lay. June 5, registration day, is the date chosen for the big drive. It is tn be Liberty loan day, on which every mail and woman in the State with a single dollar ,to invest will be called upon to rally to the support of the government and finance the war. Only a small proportion of men will have to register, and of these a much amaller number will have to go to the battle front; but practically every cit iaen of the State can do his bit by buying a $50 bond. Owing tp the stupendous size of the Joan-^5,000,000,000?it will require subscriptions from rich and poor alike. Already the rich men of the country are subscribing by the mil lions; but it will take much more than this. Every farmer, large and small, every merchant, clerk, banker -scho has a dollar AUU ?wvMw0-^f ? above actual living expenses is ex pected to buy at least a $50 bond. The people of the farms and coun try district must unite with the people of the cities in subscribing, or else the loan will be a failure. Some of the rich men of the country are tak ing millions; and it is equally as im portant for the small farmers and merchants to take their hundreds. E. W. Robertson of Columbia, chair man of the -committee appointed by the federal reserve bank to push the sale of the bonds in South uaroima said recently: "If there is one special message thai the Liberty bond committee would im press upon the people of South Caro una it. is that while money is not more important than men, it is abso lutely necessary that the citizens 0" our commonwealth support with thei] treasure the men who must be sen abroad to face the enemy on the fir ing line. J. Pope Matthews, also of the com mittee, said: "The government, as j . giant corporation, has undertaken i gigantic project, and the men an< women of America are called upoj Kar-omp stockholders in the corpor atlon. It is purely a matter of invest ment, and dividends are payable, no only In money, but also in life, liber ty and the pursuit of happiness." C. H. Barron, a third member of th committee, said: "Liberty bond da has got to be one of the big days i South Carolina. Thore must be n defeats on the battle front becau? Americans have failed to do the duty by buying bonds. Every man i the State is going to rally to the fla * r Sla Hntr.'' on June o tmvi v?v *<Bvy a Liberty Loan 3 YOUR BU 5c , yard 5c ' 7 1 White Slip] 98c. S1J ysru * i i"6iv Qj? / i 10c Lion F rd .12 l-2c h Silk, yard 1 4 Qfl iline Silks, yard ;1.25 Ov ie only, yard 1 * Men's Palm alue for Is of Other Church of the Bedeemer. fRev. Edward Fulenwider, Pastor.) There will be services at the Luth-| eran Church of the Redeemer next Sunday as follows: 10:15 a. m., Sunday school. "Or-! phan home day," in the school. j 11:15 a. m.. the morning service. Srec.al sermon to the children. The' parents are urged to bring the chil-' dren to this service. 8 p. m., the evening service. Ser-; mon by the pastor. The public is cordially invited to all the services. AMPLE FUND'S SUBSCRIBED FOR A CANNERY AT NEWBERRY Two Newberry Business Men Got Up Over $2^500 in Two Days. The Observer. Messrs. James Johnson and John W. Kibler went round together Fri day to get pledges for subscriptions to a cannery to be located in Newberry. They met with a cordial reception from the business men, and before ' - J 90 A An the day was over nau mure iuou ?-u,uw subscribed. Since then other sub _ ? j > mv* a?? scriptions have Deen maae. were not able to see everybody; but if there are others who wish to take stock they can see either Mr. John j son or Mr. Kibler. Following is the j list: George W. Summer $ 100.00 j J. J. Langofrd 100.00 1 J. J. Langford, for son i J. L. Burns 50.00 100.00 K. (J. align.. j Neely Buzhardt J. H. Summer & Co M. W. Clary >.C. E. Hutchinson. I W. H. Wallace ;j J. A. Burton . f A. P. Boozer j George B. Cromer ;| Arthur Klbler - James Johnson .. [| Thaddeus McCrackin r! P. D. Johnson tl Boozer Bros j M. 1?. Spearman j A. R. Boozer : F. R. Hunter j Hagood Clary | J. W. Kibler ' T. K. Johnstone j J. D. 'Wheeler | George C. Hipp ! H. L. Parr jtJ Alan Johnstone iimj.v "1 Total '..$2,570.0 e * y i >OTICE <>F ELECTION I3T SI n; LUKES SCHOOL DISTRICT >0 13, 101 ""? ^-'uir>/] /\P fhA mciHpr wnereas, one-iunu m ?.n^ Irj electors and a like proportion of th nj resident freeholders of the age ( ^ twenty-one years in St. Lukes Scho< District, No. 13. of the counl of *Newk*rry, SjL^ie of South Car< lina. have filed a petition with tl gmrnm mm whmw i viivir. oppo pers for Ladie> and Children 25, $1.48 and $1.98 irand Shirts, sale price 98c Men's Work Pants >c and $148 Good valuer e rails, German dyed 00 and $1.25 Beach and Kool Cloth Suits. $7.50 $4.98 ? ?* ! ?? Things L. A County Board of Education of New-' fc berry County, State of South Caro-! ? lina, petitioning and requesting that j c an election be held in said school dis-j t trict on the question of levying an I t additonal special tax of four (4) mills c to be collected on all the taxable prop- e r>rtv u-Ithin the said school district. < Now, therefore, we the undersign- ! 1 ed. composing the County Board of 1 Education for Newberry County, Statu j of South Carolina, do hereby ordc|- i the Board of Trustees of the St.; ] Lukes School District, No. 13, to hold ; 1 an election on the said question ot j 1 levying an additional special tax; j of four (4) mills to be collect-1 ed on the property located in ( said school district, which said . 1 * *?*?11 ^^ V* a! A n f tn?> i election suan uo noivi ?*., , i St. Lukes school house, in said , School District. No. 13, on Saturday,! the 9th day of June, 1917, at which! said election the polls shall be open-; j ed at 7 A. M. and closed at 4 P. M. ' The members of the Board of Trus-! : tees of said school district shall act : as managers of said election. Only such electors as reside in 3aia scnooi District and return real or personal; property far taxation, and who ex-; hlbit their tax receipts and registra-! tion certificates as required in gen-; eral elections, shall be allowed to; vote. Electors favoring the levy ot; such tax shall cast a ballot contain ing the word "yes" written or print-, ed thereon, and each elector opposed j to such levy shall cast a ballot con-! ' 1 - ? ] ATI AT ! taming ine woru n\j mmcu j printed thereon. | Given under our hands and seals* 1 this the 23rd day of May, 1917. CHAS. P. BARRE. (L. S.) { 0. B. CANNON. (L. S.) I i JAS. P. KINARD, (L. S.) j i County Board of Education for New- , j! berry County. ? AN ORDINANCE ! STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, TOWN* OF NEWBERRY. AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO, TRANSPORTING, RECEIVING OR HATING 15 POSSESSION ALCO HOLIC LIQUORS. Be it ORDAINED by the Town Council of the Town of Newberry in meeting assembled. q) person, firm, corporation or company I in the Town of Newberry to receive, q' store, keep or have in possession, or to ship, transport or convey any alcoholio liquors from any point F?! without the Town into the.Town. ? I or from one point to another i in the Town, or to deliver the i same to any person, firm, corporation iejor company within the Town except )f i as hereinafter provided. Dl! IT. Any natural person over the age :y;of twenty-one years, except as here 3- {inafter -fprhidden, may order and re le'ceive or transport in his personal RTUNITY ( Kabo Corsets iOc, 75c, 98c, $1.48 and Try one of our K. & S. Shirt W 98c Silk and Crepe de Chine Shirt An A rt 1 rfio AC ana ) Towel Sale 5c, 9c, 13c, 15c, i Handkerchief Sale 3c, 4c, 5c, and l1 tome anc laggage from any point without the State of South Carolina not exceeding >ne quart of alcoholic fiquors con aining not more than 50 per centum >y volume of alcohol within any one calendar month for medicinal purpo >es, for hia or her own U3e or the us? >f his or her immediate family, anl lot more than one gallon of wine for "eligious purposes. III. That it shall be unlawful for my common carrier to deliver or any person to receive any package con taining such liquors in the night time *-hich shall be construed to mean ' from sunset to sunrise. TV inv rvnlire officer of the Town i Newberry shall have the right at any time to inspect all packages of alcoholic liquors in the possession of any common carrier in the Town of Newberry and seize such as are be- j ing transported for unlawful sale or in violation of law. V. It^ shall be unlawful for any nerson or anv common carrier, ser vant, agent or employee thereof to knowingly ship, or transport from | without this State into the Town of I Newberry, or from one point or; place in this State into the Town of j Newberry, or from one point in the) Town of Newberry to another point in i the Town of Newberry, any trunk J valise or package of any kind con taining any alcholic Jiauors nm^ the true nature and character of the contents of such package is clearly and legibly marked on the outside thereof in letters at least one inch high. This orovision shall not ap ply to one quart or less of such li quors in the baggage of a passenger and carried for "his personal use or that of his immeaiaie iaum.y, ur sacramental purposes. IVT. Any person desiring to import alcoholic liquors under this ordinance shall apply to the Judge of Probate for Newberry County and file with him an affidavit that he has not received 111.^ /411 T?{rtcr tho qnmp ralen any jute pcmm u?-n iub der month, and containing one of the following statements: "(a). The amonnt and kind of al i coholic liquors desired, not exceeding j one quart, that the consignee is not a minor nor a student of any insti tution of learning, and if a woman that she is the head of a family; the office of the common carrier from i which delivery is desired and thai ! same is the nearest office of sai<i ' common carrier to the residence ol i the applicant, and that same is desir J ed for medicinal purposes; or j "(b). Applicant is a minister, pas i tcr, priest, rabbi or regularly const!' tuted officer of a regularly organize*, religious congregation or church, anc the name and location of the churcl or congregation for which the same is desired, and that the same is pur chased in good faith to be used foi sacramental or religious purposes and no other, the amount and kind o iicoholic liquors not exceeding on< gallon of ;wt&e; or * "(c). That the applicant is the hea^ DF THE SE/ juwwfuiihp Wash Skirts just arriv* 9f Childreo'f 2Sr. 48c. 98c Hoys Wa 48c, 98c, t Make a visit to our Wool $2.98 t Boys' Clothing. Palm ! Suits. Your Choice S3 V/v.. I! 1 See for 1 nam of a family of tlie Hebrew faith, is not a minor, the amount and kind of alcoholic liquors desired not exceed ing one gallon of wine, and that the same is desired for religious purposes for use during passover. This appli cation shall only be filed during the months of March of any year." And after filing such affidavit receiv,e from the probate judge of Newberry county a permit under his hand and official peal to receive the alcoholic liquors specified, which permit shall contain nnmp nf thfi consignee, the amount and kind of alcoholic liquors and the office of the common carrier from which delivery is to be made. VII. No common carrier in thrt Town*of Newberry shall deliver any alcoholic liquors to any person until he has filed with the delivering car rier a permit issued as above provided and dated within two weeks of said delivery, which permit shall be im mediately canceled by said common carrier. VIII. Any person maving, uttering or using any false permit shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeasor. IX. Whoever shall knowingly trans port or convey from a point without - nr. Voa-hdrrv into the tne iuwu \ji -^^ Town of Newberry, or from one point in the Town of Newber ry to another point in the Town 01 Newberry, or from one person to another in the Town of Newberry, any alcoholic liquors known by him to be Illegally sold or procured, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. ; X. It shall be unlawful for any liailors to be stored or kept except for one's own persona! use or that of his immediate family or for religious purposes, and then only at his usual place of residence, and only when the same shall have been procured m a jawim mauau. residence of a person shall be where his family resides, if he has a family S residing: in this Town, and if not, at the place where he usually sleeps: Provided, however, That it shall he ' unlawful for any person to have in ' his possession, or tc store, or keep for any purpose, any quantity of such I liquors in any room in which, or in Tr*n>i -a-Mrh there is main ' CUULItTV. LlV/JLi niwu it m.w | tained or conducted any place of -'amusement, dull house, fraternity i house, lodge or meeting place, cafe, i'i rest room, store, office, shop or fac ! tory, and no such place shall he con ii -ij ? o roaidpnne within the mean j MUCltu ci i i inc of tliis ordinance. ' XI. Storage of any unusual amount ; or in an unusual way of any alcoholic ! liquors shall be evidence of violation | of this ordinance. f XII. It shall be unlawful for any ! common carrier to deliver to any i minor or any person not the con I signee or to any woman not the head j of a family, or to any student of an , institution of learning, or for any [ minor or any person not the consignee or any student of an institution of learning, to receive any package con taining alcoholic liquors. XTIT. The words "alcoholic 11 ^SON *d. 51.25 values only k Dresses . and $1.48 sh Suits ind $1.50 \ Millinery Department Skirts :o $6.98 Beach and Kool Cloth 98 Yourself. 3uors" as used herein shall be consid ered to mean any liquor, beer, bever age, or compound, whether distilled* fermented, or otherwise, by whatso ??mfl Vflnwri at which wil? CVCi uamy uuv ?? ^ __ _ produce intoxication or which con tains an excess of one per centum of alcohol and is used as a beverage. XIV. This ordinance shall not ap ply to the transportation, receipt> storage, sale or use of alcohol or preparations containing alcohol, b>" druggists, institutions or other per * - In sons wno are ttuuwcu w * VsVsV* ? V>. transport, store, sell or use same un der the laws of the State of Soutlv Carolina. XV. This ordinance shall not pro hibit any person from manufacturing not exceeding five gallons, annually of wine from fruits, berries, or grapes and the keeping by such person o<" cam#* for his own use and that of his immediate family, or for sacramenta' purposes. XVI. Any person making any false or untrue statement in any affidavit required herein, or any officer taking: such affidavit who knows same to be ' -v~ omiifv nf n mis raise, snan ue uccmcu 6U..>.; demeanor. XjVII. Should any agent or agents of any common carrier within the Town of Newberry violate any of the provis ions of this ordinance, the said com mon carrier may be indicted, antf upon conviction, fined for such viola tion. and in addition, such agent or agents may be . personally indicted'^ and upon conviction, fined or impris oned as herein provided: Jurisdiction of said common carrier, If a corpor ation, shall be obtained by serving upon said corporation a certified copy of the warrant against it in the same, way and upon the saine persons as r^rmMdftd for the service of a summons h- " in civil actions in the State of Soutr^ Carolina. XiVIII. Any person, firm, corpora tion. or company, or any agent of anv corporation, cr conraon carrier, vio lating any of the provisions of this ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of a ! misdemeanor and upon conviction^, thereof shall he sentenced to pay a fine of not more than one hundred dollars or imprisoned for not mor' . than thirty days upon the public I 1._ TrtU'n S\T in the To WIT' WUTRfi U1 Luc a ti u guard bouse. XIX. The ordinance passed on the-' : 20th day of April, 1915, relating to re ceiving, transporting and being ftr possession of alcoholic liquors in the* ;l Town of Newberry, is hereby repeal I ed. XX. This ordinance shall take ef . feet immediately after its passage. j XXI. All ordinances or parts or i ordinances inconsistent herewith are 1 hereby repealed. ! Done and ratified by the Town ! Council in meeting assemxueu, mi; 11 the 22nd day of May, 1917. Z. F. WRIGHT, j Mayor. ! J. W. CHAPMAN, - ' , ) Clerk and Treasurer.