Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' TAEIOrS A>'B ALL ABOUT. The Junior Workers will meet in the Church of the Redeemer Sunday afternoon at fivt o'clock. A kind lady friend gave us a box o? the sweetest grapes the other day, after ice cream and music; all of which we enjoyed. The population of Colony and sur rounding circles will bear in mind the preaching at Colony Sunday morning at 11 o'clock by Dr. Bowers. I If you follow the crowds to the I opera house Saturday you will see P-v? "Time Locks and Diamonds." will William Desmond in the chief role. 5 Also a Triangle comedy and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in a Metro comedv The body of Belt Jones, colored, was shipped Wednesday to Camden from Baxter's. Belt was for many years, until his recent illness and death, the driver; of one of the public street carts in this city. There will be no preaching at Cen* tral Methodist church Sunday, owing to the absence of the pastor, but there 'will be preaching at First Baptist on j that day as the pastor has returned from his vaaction. When two young (and beautiful) ladies in a distant city send the reporter word that they "fuss over wh* is going to read it first" as The Herald and News reaches them twice a ffllSAVE ft At present prices car is in a class b not be equalled ii SMBBMB?i On September 1! i ISTUDEI I Cars will j Four Touring from Six Touring from Delivered Other Models Proport : Place your order today a a Four, $135 on a Six. | ning expenses for a year, | BE WISE r | ? . McHARD\ I - DISTRI II Lower Main St. I dewberry, S. C. S B On account of the insurance due to t ^ cotton and the increa | are forced to advan< 11 the following will b< September 1, 1917: ?/ Under 100 bales first month, 25c f k month or fractional ] & 100 bales and ove ft month or fractional ] E Staple cotton 5c p? ^ | ditional to above rat Farmers Wi Jv.eek, it makes him feel iooie like i working harder than ever. I The annual singing convention held at Bethel church was quite a success and we enjoyed it immensely. There j were good singers there from differ; ent parts of this State and some from Georgia. The voices of the sons an:I daughters of the Southland blended : together in singing the best son^s , ol the day.?Cor. Tugaloo Tribune, i { The Drayton Rutherford Chapter | I". D. C.. having become an auxiliary to the Red Cross, have begun work on hospital shirts. All members, and any others who will do work thru this j auxiliary, will please apply for shirts already cut,to Mrs. J. H. West, chairman of the Red 'Cross committee of this chapter, phone 15-3. ^ j There are times for all things, and j just as there is a time for every-, thingfrom the croaking or the frogs along Scott's creek to the calling of court by Court Crier Hair, there is another time for the Parr Shoals cases coming. On the last Friday of tli:s I month, which is the last day in the month, jurors will be drawn for the, court of common pleas, which will convene on the 17th of September. 1 i The approach to the steel bridge on the Newberry side went down last we$k and was closed to taffic. Have not heard whether repairs are yet made or not. This is a very important 4QNEY! I 1 1 1 II the Studebaker g ty itself. It can I : n value. I j gsaww m? wwnai I j 5 the Drice of all I ! : advance $1045 to $1110 $1325 to $1460 Newberry 1 ' i Will Advance j ionately or] you will save $65 on Enough to pay all run* | Of TV WAUT f j. iivy ' MOWER DT ITAD WV * V 1218 Lady St. Columbia, S. C. Ji I 1 ?????????? Huron i highly increased cost he advanced price of ised cost of labor, we :e storage rates and i the rates ettective 40c per bale the >er bale after first part of month. sr, 25c per bale per part of month. :r bale per month ades. irehouse Co. highway and should not be obstructs on account of negligence in iookini after this bridge. We are told tha some of the sills were entirely roue: and fallen to the ground.?Delmar cor T.ppsvillp Xews. Brimful of exciting incidents is sair to be "The Beloved Adventuress,' which is to be at the opera hous' Monday, with Kitty Gordon as th< j star. Some of the very latest fashior creations are worn by her in this play, and it is expected that severa of them will be popularized by hei wnrk in this feature. She is describe-' as being the most superbly gowne: woman in the world and her gre?J beauty is enhanced by the brillian gowns she wears in this production She changes gowns for nearly even scene. Some of her friends write hej as being incomparably beautiful. A furiosity in the egg line was shown us by Mr. Monroe Swindler am he has it on eggsibition at his repa'J shop in the opera house market ro-.v It is a sort of Siamese twins egg two eggs joined together in one anc is a peculiar and rare object,?veo rare in the unboiled state. Tiie Herald and News has been mentioning twins and singles, not having had occasion as yet to say anything of triplets, but we did not think it would Ofit ^Anrn f f V? Ck Korntrov/? KTamwaa Civv uunu i.u tuc uaiujiaiu. .Ul .iUUliiU' says it is the begnning of his hen giving him two eggs a day. It musl be a Hoover hen and is doing he! little bit in the conservation or food Good for this American hen. Ethel Giles and Cynthia Mae Andrews performed a public duet, whicL was not soft sineine but lourl rnrsiner with variations of abusive language rising into the raising of a disturbance. Ethel and Cynthia Mae rested from their labors in the lockup for the week-end and on Tuesday morning they appeared before Recoraer Earhardt. The recorder ruled that eac^i pay $10 or serve 30' days, wiilcli 11 they served would be nearly half oi September morns. Cynthia Mae paid Ethel went back to the cell, to fin1 out if slip could raise the -means as she had raised the disturbance, but just after she had ben replaced in the lockup a message came that her mother was dead. She was let out to attend the funeral. Her sentence rs pending. AX ABIDING INFLUENCE As an elopuent example of the lasting influence of a juvenile organization, such as the Band of Mercy, we print below a letter just received from a gentleman in New York City: ? Editor Our Dumb Animals: I have always had a kindly feeling toward your paper since the days ol my. early schooling. Among the var ?rt,Ts teachers l hart was one wno organized a society of us children, witl kindness to animals as its special object. The society broke up years ag? and some of my old school friend? have gone where I can never speaV or write them any more, but the meet ings of our dumb animal society still remain one of the treasured memories of my -childhood. We had our own constitution anc used to meet regularly once even wefck. There would be interestinfi facts told about the animals by all o us children and I learned many in teresting things in this way. Durinf the week it was the custom for eact pupil to notice as many interestin* facts as he could about animals an< I gmMg 8 Do not allow the MdS poiso?:> of undigested WKGL food lo accumulate in fern your bowels, where [hey flfj are ab. orbed -into y;ur Rgfl . v.-m system. Indigestion, cor.mm stipation, headache, bad ?*JH| J| b-OuU, and numerous kiJ other troubles are bound ^ JjjM to follow. Keep your NjpU. system clean, as thous- K'"'mJfr' ahds of others do, by PpM taking an occasional dose fc&pl Jj \ of the old, reliable, veg- EaL m i?tahlp familv liver mecfi Thedford's Black-Draught &L Mrs. W. F. Pickle, of Jfk h Hm Rising Fawn, Ga.f writes: WJm ifii "We have used Thed- By ford's Black-Draught as a family medicine. My 0*| BJ| moiher-in-law could not lake calomel as it seemed J/m too strong for her, so she used Black-Draught as a 8a UF mild laxative and liver regulator. ,. We use it mIIV* MM/4 Kr!"aim IHl litC lduiiij aiiu ULitwvw jjjjHy KBR9F I^M| BIBStel, jB GHBr a Ih 3 j when an interesting insect or worm *1 was discovered the finder would ust ually bring it to school to show evi erybody else. I shall never forget ' what an indignant meeting our so j ciety held one week because a few I days before a horse had been over* I worked and had fallen dead drawing j ice. Still, these are all memories of ; the past. H 1 ' J 5 SODIEKLA>D COLLEGE Lt FOR WOMEN I j Offers Those Snporior .JdYanta?** j! An ample and capable faculty. t' Genuine interest in the individua. i student. I I Moc'ovn bullain^e sj^Ien-diJly equip j Por' rj Ideal location. "Summerland" is - healthful as well as beautiful for sitI uation. Fine air and pure water?all tfv ; conditions conducive to good health. . A Christian atmosphere and posil! tive Christian teaching. i Moderate terms In order to place .; these advantages within the reach of as many as possible. y I Next session Degin September 20th. Catalogue furnished on application Inquiries should be addressed to BEY. P. E. MOSROE, President. ; Leesville, S. C. KINKY ,mr Hair ; i fl^HP3^^BGrows Long, \ j S|| Soft, Silky tottK ' -V %' ^^Ktijr I am send'inj,'yon jjj* .'?"< Tw my picture to let I VBl ' "' / yoa see what yoar J I Pomadt ! has done for my hair. It has frown to 26 :.nche? | lone and is very thick, soft and silky and I can I now fix my bair any way I want to. It is the beet hair grower in the world, LAURA BANKS. : Don't be fooled all your life by using ! some fake preparation which ?*l?i*wj i to straighten kinky hair. You are just fooling yourself by using it, Kinky I hair cannot be made straight. You 1 must have hair first. Now this Afllkllkl* I <; EAELENTU P MADE I! is a Hair Grower which feeds the scalp I and roots of the hair and makes kinky I nappy hair grow long, soft and silky. Ij i It cleans dandruff and stops Falling If : Hair at once. Price 25c by mail on N receipt of stamps or coin. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE 1 Write for Particulars pCELENTO MEDICINE CO. ATLANTA, OA. ] i ? i ! " J ?????^? The hen ' B I V/M? ltrtttA thA T1 CI 1 UU UAV^ iiVb'VWVi W AAV ?*w*4 "rent. This means that the will purchase a great deal le& But has it dawned upon 1 , . , . * that man s productiveness is j Before many weeks the S a reality; many will be called wheels of industry turning, w I I duty to youf family, your cot After the war the govern I of soldiers who have given th ditioaal burdens on society b} t I provide for them by insuring | I Life insurance guarantee.1 , been able to save?BUT WH. 8 ness af'er you are gone. m TUP TMSTTR ANCE YC IIS NOT ADEQUATE NOV ; what it was then. During these grave times, turned to serious thoughts?a If you have no insurance or drop rae a card and I will I: the all-importanfquestion ot R. M tVoIunte tal Bank RcriM SAVE YOUR Li <r*k Oil 1 nave a ou | Jars and Jel Buy before tl out. I also Lave Local View P : I I m m J n Mayes tn I The House] of a ' mnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmammmmmmmmmmmmmm RUB-MY-TISM I Will cure Rheumatism, Neu; ralgia, Headachcs, Cramps, Colic JSprains, Brubes, Cuts, Burns, Old Sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm, Eczema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used internally or externally. 25c NOTICE OF INCREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK. Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the directors of the Newberry Hardware Co., a corporation under and by the laws of the State of South Carolina, with its principal place of business at Newberry, S. a meeting of the stockholders of said corporation is hereby called to be hel? 011 Tuesday, the 28th day of August, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the office of said company in the town of Newberry, S. C., for the purpose of con i sidering and disposing or g resoiuI tion to increase the capitaKstock of -pi ?asin<x Vail] w mm? w ;ng cost of the commoditiea of life, f collar is gradually diminishing in v 5 than it would five, or even two ye; /ou that life?human life?has bee greater than ever before ? Selective Draft will be completed; th< to the front. Many more will 'hich ever falls your lot, your respot intry even greater. ' "11 4 *? f/\?? n rrrA'] inent win oavc 10 piuvmc ivi eir lives to preserve our national hoi r making it provide for YOURS fror your life ? 5 your Widow, your dependent littl &T YOU INTENDED TO SAVE. | )U TOOK FIVE YEARS AGO, 1 V for the present value of a dollar o-litter and tinsel of life have fs re facing stern realities. or if the amount you now carry is giadJy give you the benefit of ray < Life Insurance. . Tidrr Special Agent *er State Life I Of Chattanooga, Tennesee VEGETABLES I '.I pply of Fruit iy Tumblers. ley are sold a new lot cf osfc Cards. ook Store I i Thousand Things " """ said company from $10,000 to $25,000,. divided into 250 shares of $100 eacK. W. W. WATT. J. L. WELLING, L. G. ESKRIDGE, ;' Directors. The Beauty Secret fjj; Ladies desire tKat irre^ SgL si^tible charm?a good complexion. Of course irAl1 fV> av rln nnt wish others ih to know a beautifier '/OM ^as keen use<^ so theyi ^ buy a bottle of Magnolia Balm UQUID FACE POWDER and use according to simple diredtions. Improve*ment is noticed at once. Soothing, cooling amirefreshing. Heals Sunburn, stops Tan. Pink, White, Rex-Red. , 75c. at 'Druggists or by mail iirtcL Sample (either color) for 2c. Stamp. j Lyon Mfg. Co., 40 South Fifth St., Brooklyn, N.YL iCTSMaBKHM'mt.Wil.'t?? mcmmmanmammm?mmmm?m?mammmmm???? ? le of lite ood, clothing, shoes and even K alue, in other words, a dollar K ars ag#. :omc correspondingly dearer, B: , n army of a million will then be ' v be left at home to keep the i?iV>1v will be increased, your fll it many widows and orphans , aor. Will YOU throw adn a pauper's fuad or will you & 1 iBF I [e ones?not what you have It insures your productive SVEN TWO YEARS AGO,. .1 is hardly more than half of illen away?men's minds are H so small as to inadequate, call irxperienee and knowledge of K iarsh I nsurance Co. 1 m m Newberry, S. C. m BBBHWMILMfflBlli'JgBMWBWMg?g?B S?