The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, September 11, 1917, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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TARIOTS AND ALL ASOIX
Miss Sarah Rawl's music school
will be opened on the 24?k inst. I
Next Monday is the day ^et for the
beginning of court week. j
Those of the school children -who
''made their grades" are fcappy. j
CSitii^OV aff?pnnnn va<t
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.52 and Siroiay night .24, making .7?
for that season.
We named her "Miss Experience'* be- j
eause, of course, she is the 3>est acboof
tsacher.
w The Bachelor Maids will meet with
|S the Ifis&es Dominick Tuesday after-'
moea at 4 o^clock.
V Many people in Newberry would j
t like to know what happened at the
r French ball in Paris "Ave years ago."
1 ^ 'The Wrafhiop Daughters will meet
K -with Mrs. J. W. Kibler next Friday'
I afternoon at 4:30. Every member is
urged to be present.
' ' The Aid society of the Lutheran:
church of the Redeemer will meet
with Mrs. C. R. "Wise on Tuesday afternoon
at 5 o'clock. ?
Tke Jewish new year will begin
IIpt
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ADIES SUITS
us, Gabardines and Serges,
distinctive suits ever d<?sigm
$30.00 and $35.00 each.
:h serge dress
id Brown. Most becoming
$10.00, 512.50 and $15.00 ea
) TAFFETA AT $
)lored striped Taffeta, 36 inc
colors, at the yard $1.49.
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aic jiui
[reds to select from in stylish
belts and novelty pockets,
. Sale pi ice $3.49, $4.98.
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next Sunday. The usual holiday sea
son will i>e ^observed Monday anc
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All the ladies of Central cnarcn are
asked to send contributions to tne
store recently vacated by Mr. iff.
Hugh Summer, for a rummage sate ic
be heid on Saturday, September 13.
Judge itfwart periormec Lae rite 01
matrimony at his office Saturday atternoon,
grring the right to Jno. Burmen
and i-elah Irrin to be man and
wife. They aree both from No. 6 town?nd
she spells her name Lelah.
Wednesday Aveek will be the <5aj
the next men? 8t> of them?to -go int*
training for <uncle Sam s use. .Newberry's
eleven have been- assigned ir
the 318th field artillery, &Cmp Jac*fCtt.
M. M. Bulord, former sheriff oi
Newberry and a Confederate Veteran,
cj*me down with tie civilians from
that county vrho fori*cd the five pe:
cent quota. ^1 never saw finer men
or more promising, saia capt. mirora.
"They came in the finest spirit, and
when their uniforms were given them
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165.00 on tl
our order !
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Daily New
ses, the new coal
nent still receive
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Sweaters More Pc
We have already in sto(
tion we have ever had thi:
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wiuict x xxv-\/U
and tfaey -came ferth in khalci It macej
1 .me glad to see what spirit and pricce
they showed.'?Columbia Record
* | Attended yesterday by three thou5j
isand people from all over this section
j of South Carolina, t&a singing cenven-j?
' tion held by the Sunday schools ori
the lower reaction o* GreenTille couniyl
'! -at Laurel Creole ch.trch. cwo miles.!
-; 2'rom the city on the Laurens roaff,
! "was * success in every sense of the
t! word.?Greenville News, 10th. ??re
- hope everybody in Newberry Knows
! that tfcere will "he a sinking convenm
tion, or an all-day singing, in thts
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.j month. It "was mentioned in our last!
> issue. More nil! be *aid in our next.!
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kj Your will frehold the "Bcrrov^ti i
. Plumage" at the opera house Wednes-J
' day, as starred by Bessie Barriscale.j
i It is a romantic comedy-drama. Miss:
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T?a t-t-i?<.<? 1 a a<2 Vr?r*i /\r Vnr?i?
' is first seen as kitten slavey m ]
Selkirk Hall, an imposing castle on I
the Isle of St. Mary, off the Scottish I
coast, and later as a great lfcdy <
Ing in sflks and satins, but; withal ras- t
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early. Sweaters in all
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filiating and mischievous. When Captain
Paul Jones lands om the coast
and the frightened ladies and gentie
raen of the cattle tafce ilrgbt Bessie
las her chance. 'Hie Xefw York Telegraph
says: "^Borrowed Plumage'
is full of fu"n and naerrimeBt. It conwins
many good laughs."
Th?r? will be "Big; Timber" at th?
opera house Tuesday handled by Katli
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.iVli rv liiidLLLi *xiu ititimtc ucju. ai
as a picture story of the Caliromia
lumber camps arnd all of the scenes
were ta&en high up in the Sierras, lr
the himber camp ^strict How b!g
trees are felled and ctit and handled
is graphically shown during tne action
of the story. One of the most unusual
scenes is a log chute down the
side of thp mountain. The big logs
are seen skidding down to plunge Into
the waters of the river, throwing a
spray high in the air. A great natural
Forest fire is also seenV/aging in the
jig timber. The story tifea to do wit*
he loveless marriage of * young so-:
jiety gir! and the owner of the &fg
imber. \ .
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ats for motor and general wea
ve deep collar and cuffs, at poj
S12.50, $15.00, $13.50 and $2
: POPLIN AT 98c
all the wanted shades, priced
5eTry the car
e most complete shoe stock in
New Fall Mi
Every express brings us ne\
not see better hats anywhere
such beautiful qualities at th<
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! If you w&ald see *T!*> Lc>ve That
| Lives" go to the opera, house and
get it tram Pauline Frederick ThursI
day. It has been freely pred icted that
| in these troublous times of ^-ar a new
'jtype of photoplay would spring mtc
I existence chiefly marked by a tremendous
Tigor. "The Love Thajt Lives" ii
a vivid portrayal of life andi conditions
* in the slums of our great cities. Tea*
I em-entx are shown whereV there fir:
: 1 swarais of children trying: to play n
| the fiflfb. and squalor that : surrouarfi
51 their poor homes; mothers praym*
l for sunshine for their sick Babies, am:
> j men and women living li&e rats rt
tj traps. The picture has been Artist?
1 cally 4iighted" by glimj>ses of luxury
j flash e? of humor and many "human
j interest" tonclies, so that this darn
) aide is not cverdone. In this play
i Miss Frederick appears as 3f?lly an
j cffice scrubwoman.
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