The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, February 01, 1918, Page FOUR, Image 4
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Entered at the Postoffiee at Nen* t
berry, S. Cn as 2nd class matter. i
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Tuesday, January 29, 191S.
We notice in a despatch from Green- c
wood that that little city had organ- |
ized an army of some four hundred to i1
^o out on fuelless Monday and cut >(
some cord wood or fire wood but that j1
fho lift 1p fnld arid if-p <?r*arprl them i
away. We were just thinking the ;
other day that if some patriotic citizen s
would take the matter in hand he |?1
might organize a good army ih New- j (
berry for work of that kind on these ',
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fuelless Mondays and we could soon ;
cut that wood that Mr. J. J. Langford |
and Mr. W. A. MsSwadn and others ;
offered to let the town have if some .
wood choppers could be sent to them
and they would p^p for the chopping
The timber is close /by and it would j
not take any autos to carry the c-hopp- j
ers to the scene of action.
A thousand men in one day with- j
out any unaue exeruon ana wiui i
simple exercise could easily chop and j
cord 500 cords of wood and get home i
for dinner. It is too wet and too j
cold yet -to start the spring gardens j
and by utlizing our idle moments in i
. . x the pasttime of chopping It * little fire j
wood we would be helping to conserve j
onr? trv T?*in flirt war
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The appropriation -bill is a pretty j
big one and the* house has not done )
much toward decreasing it as it came i
from the ways and means committee, j
In fact we believe that it has been in- j
creased and it has not yet reached
the senate. So you will just as well "j
remember that your taxes will not j
be any less and with the federal taxes
that we are having to pay the people
will hp nraotirallv work in e for the
government until the "war is over and
for some time thereafter. And it is
necessary in these times and there
should be no complaining. True there
are many extravagances in our State
government which might just as well
have been left off but they are there j
, and will remain. . I
The tax commissioner has rescinded g
its resolution resquesting the auditors
to take tax returns at 50 per cent
of actual value in accordance with a
resolution of the legislature. The
question of equalizing property for
taxation has always been a vexing
one and will continue to be until all
the people get rid of a whol lot more
aP T\At?oAnol nmiofiAn r\f nr'K^/^Vi oil
KJJ. LUiXc ouaui ^V^uaLlUU Ui M XilVli axi
of us hav a good proportion.
The Winthrop News published at
Winthrop calls upon the teachers to j
? kelp make the world safe for de- i
Biocracy by eschewing chewing gum, |
says the Greenville News. The News
aays that she does not use it but
Willie and Tillie do and she must
teach them not to use it. Well, when
you come Jo think about it that is
ne thing that could very well be j
eschewed and we suppose it would j
save some.
W. H. Townsend of Columbia has
fceen elected judge of the fifth circuit
to succeed Judge Smith who resigned
to enter the army. He was at one !
time assistant attorney general and at j
the time of his election reporter for j
tie supreme court and is a fine lawyer j
and an execellent gentleman.
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Ex-President- W. H. Taft is in j
Columbia and addressed the legislate <
*re on Wednesday. He says the war
will last at least two or three years
yet. "Well he doesn't know any more j
about it than the rest of us, and that j
is some consolation.
The food administrator :>\ys that '
toe ruling of the department as it
stands now means that :t matters not
Pony Ballet wit!
edy of Y<
Newberry Opera
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10 w much meal you may h:w e from j G
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he corn of your own prodaciion if J *
011 want to buy flo>?r you m.'Lt buy j *
he same amount of meal, i^at rul- j
ng certainly should ><; amended and ; ^
nodified. If not why grow corn if i1
-ou want to buy flour y>u must also !1
)uy meal. The ruling mu.bt have been J i
ntended to apply to :own people who i
. . it
lo not grow corn Mr. Liimi tola us :
)!2 vesterday that ho In,-] taken the i
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natter up with tlio departmnt in i '
kVashin^ton and hai asked if tire rule \ ]
ouid be modified hut un~.il '-t was It I1
nust he adheted \o s^rijii^.
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Sergt y^iarre Gillard of the training .
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sc-hooi at Camp Jackson and his (
orcther james will spend the week-i,
2! norp a un
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That Re*
We Are Selling
Than They Can Be
Our Mules Are No t
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House Saturday Nig
nd in Xewberry with their pr.rents.
Ur. and Mrs. P. C. Gaillard. ]ames
las given up a paying position and
will go to Port Royal to serve Uncle
5am in the navy. We say again it
n. a fine thing, for fathers and
nothers to have sons in both branches
Df the service.
Mr. Sel A. Evins, who left Xewberry
Vn'rtv vpnrs neo. aftf?r rlprkinor for
^loud and Smith and later for R. D.
Smith, is in the city, this being hio
Mrst visit s>'nce that time. Mr. Evins
s now traveling for a large carpet con c-rn
of Louisville, Ky. His many
Tiends are delighted to see him. alhough
they dr.d not recognize him on
he spur of the moment, he has "grown
?o." He is stopping at the Newberry
lotel.
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ison is:
Them Cheaper
Bought Elsewhere j
lighter Than They
>ast Ten Years.
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11 is big appenri
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. 31 rs, R^jrers Appreciates Husbands
Compliment To Her Cooking
0>CE SUFFERED MUCH
j Mr. .Rogers Suffered .Long .Witt
Stomach Trouble But Was Restored
By Tanlac.
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j "My fine appetite certainly pleases
my wife, for she is a good cock ant
likes to see me enjoy my meals," sak
If. M. Rogers, of 105 Badd St.. Elinira
X. Y., i.n a story for men. and women
ton whn havo n 'finickv annetite am
, cannot eat the fine, nourishing meals
i that are $et before them.
j "For a while." Mr. Rogers explained
j "I couldn't eat any solid food. -I was
| continually bothered wit'i gas an;
i bloating that made me feel as if ]
were gonig to burst. My breath would
, come short and 1 would have a stuff,
ed up suffocating feeling. It seemec
; to affect m\ heart. My stomach was
! snrp T cnulrl hnrHolv tO'JCtt It ]
; kept doctoring arid trying remedies
; fci?t got worse instead of better, vhilc
i I was suffering so I kept hearing o
a "ew medicine. Tanlac. and eommen[
c-ed to take it. 1 didn't get any reliei"
from the first bottle, arid i sai;
to myself. "St :ng again." uut people
I old me to give it a fair trial, ruid sc
I kept cn. In a little while then 1
began to improve. After my fourth
bottle I felt fine. The old appetite
came back; I did not have any more
gas or bloating or stifforcating spells,
and my stomach and vhoie syste...
were toned right up.
"'I hat is all true.'' declared ^irs
Rogers. Tanlac worked wondrs for
him. and we are ulad to tell our experience
to anyone. It is no use tc
boubt this Tanlac;it docs the work.'
Tanlac is the Master Medicine for
ailments of stomach, liver and kidneys
and catarrhal affections, which
' a a JPi lr An A J A A*i /\f At
S>U U1LCU IliUtVCE) guuu UllCl UlUCi
medicines have failed.
Tanlac, the master medicine is sole
by:
Gilder & Weeks, Newberry, S. C.
Prosperity Drug Co., Prosperity, Little
Mountain Drug Co.. Little Moun
tain, S. C., W. C. Holloway, Chappells
S. C.. Whitmire Pharmacy, Whitmire,
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MEETING OF PENSION BOARD.
The pension board of Newberr}
county will meet in the auditor's office
at Newberry on the first Mon3a\
in February. All persons bavins- business
before the beard are urged to be
on hand promptly.
W G. PETERSON, Chairman.
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PENSION NOTICE.
I will be in the office of the auditei
every Saturday during January for th<
purpose of receiving applications fo
pensions.
W. G. PETERSON,
Pension Commissioner.
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Liberty Loan Boi
U. S. Bonds
Cash and Dje fr<
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Capital Stock
Surplus and Und
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Dividends Urspaii
Deposits
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B.C.MATTHEWS, T. K.
President
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Your Business Home W
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flange Bank Savings I
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y check and a year
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you will realize
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lance of this little pf
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on Savings 1U
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rberry, S. C.
k of the People"
ooks Come to the ^
^ STORE
rnals, Day Books,
, Receipt Books,
ks, lime Books,
mdums.
r With a New Blank Book
a n.
book More
a Thousand Things
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of Newberry
!arolina
of the Currency
ss December 31,1917
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$545,036.05
- 47,343.00
100,000.00
. Treas. 189,492.51
$881,871.56
%
$100,000.00
14,214.28
98,800.00
4,058.67
664,798.61
$881,871.56
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NNON W. W. CROMER
Cashier Asst. Cashier
Depository
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