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VARIOUS AM) ALL AlSOl'T. Friday afternoon while playing with his soat Robert Julius. the little son of ii,r. and Mrs. :Stanmore Langford, had both bones of his left arm broken. The goat pulled the boy over and he fell. Drs. W. G. Houseal and P. G. Ellesor attended the little sufferer and he is getting aong all right. The uniforms for Captain Toole's company having arrived in time the men forming this perfect organization looked soldierly in their last parade. showing thorough drilling. Seven little girls were received into full membership Sunday morning by the pastor of Central Methodist ^ church. Mr. Dibble baptised three ol the members of the class. Presiding Elder Kilgo preached a good sermon at Central Methodist church Sunday night, after which he held quarterly conference. You may call us the Liberty-Bond Herald and .News. Frank Austin, 26 years old, died Friday after two weeks of pneumoni -i o?j-T la ana was Dunea ouuuaj. nc *?<??> the son of Sam Austin, a well known colored n~T. of Gary's. The deceased superintended Mr. L. W. Floyd's farm, the former McClintock place about 6 miles from town. A troop train of 1,000 men from Alabama to Columbia passed through Newherry Saturday and two trains of icldiers went down Monday. Other tfains were taking the soldier^ through last week. J. C. Longshore parted with $5.00 Mor^y for speeding. And so did Ben Rutherford. And John Shear had * A<l A - J AVTP lopay ior a&sauiL auu uonci;. All of which made the city treasury $20 better off than it was last week. We hear rumors of some of our boys leaving camps for France and some transferred to other camps and stations, and the visiting ones being called in, there being an immense movenment of them now gong on. ?Buy Liberty Bonds? "REBUILDING ? f Mgk m m I lit WUKLU" : v is Topic of Dr. Geo. H. Bradford at Chautauqua. inn iiia t rATimr A inniu-imj Lcusunc. University Chancellor, Scholar of Rar# Attainments, States Position of America on New World ' Order. r_* ' Chance'ior George H. Bradford, who lectures here on the Kedpath Chautau- J qua this season, so resembles William j Jennings Bryan in personal appearance that he is often mistaken for the former secretary of state. Dr. Bradford spent IS years as a university strident and university chancellor. He is a scholar of rare attainments but he als * knows life. He is ? ^CHANCELLOR BRADFORD. tt man's man. likes to hunt and! spends a few weeks each year in the' -woods. He says it is romp that stimu- j lates better work when he gets back, j He says he can't go by a shooting gallery in a city without going in, and he! seldom misses the bull's-eye. He haa actually broken as many as 72 blue rocks in succession. Tn Oklahoma when they wanted a irnan as chancellor of a new university, they sent for Dr. Bradford. They needed a man of "big ideas and big purposes and strong character, capable of working out great problems in an original way?a way that was best suited tc somewhat unusual conditions. It. i.s needless to say that the>*got tne risrui r.\- :: !:i Clianeclior Bradford. Dr. Bradford has just prepared a sew lecture, "Rebuilding the \V<>.11.' which takes account of problems as they are today and states the propyltion that America must be tie Ieodei J2 Jis ae^v crdi'? of thlrz^a. Koon-fiunter. i 1 Of interest to the many friends in Xe wherry of Miss Klizabeth Koon is - the announcement of her marriage to J. Sullivan Ounter of Savannah, Ga. The happy young couple were married by Rev. J. Kirknian Finlay at Trinifv fhnrr-h Columbia. S. C.. last j Thursday morning, the 25th, at 10:30 i o'clock. The beautiful Episcopal ring ,. service was used. A few relatives . | and friends were present. . i Immediately after the ceremony Mr. , and Mrs. Gunter left for Atlanta, ! where they will make their home ' while Mr. Gunter is stationed at Camp Gordon. The bride is the tal, ented daughter oKMr. and Mrs. W. A. Koon, formerly of Newberry but ! now of Columbia. ?Buy a Liberty BondRural Policeman Jno. C. Lee went to Columbia, returning Monaay wica ! Ira O. Burton, who has been released on bond in the sum of $3,000, bail j being furnished by Mrs. N. E. Harmon ! and S. B. Harmon of Saluda, pending j the appeal for new trial. SPECIAL NOtlUES WANTED?ASH TDTBERr?We ar3 ' if TTnnnv Ar large uacio ui j wuut, growth Ash timber, which grows in creek swamps. The sizes to run 7 incehs and over in diameter. Persons having any to sell can find ready market by communicating with us. Hanna Mfg. Co., Athens, J Ga. 1 - - J LOST?Note to Summer Bros for $104. i c?:?V-.- wjiiic "VTillpr on ADril Oigueu u? ?? haw ? 22. Finder please return to John I F. Kibler, Pomaria, R. F. D. | 4-26 ltp. J COTTON PLANTERS.?Shipment of I Gantt Planters just received, or| der promptly if you need one as l we have only a few more left. Pro; >Cln 4-30 It Olliii UICI WS?. vw. Be sore and set our prices on harrows and cultivators before you buy. Purcell Co. 4-19 tf : LOST OR STOLEX?Double case nickle plated watch. Stem winder. Emblem of engine on outside of case. Fob made of velvet and on ? j ?u RpwarH if J GI1U gUlU 1 ig anav-u&u. ~ .. ?- ^ returned, to }. L. Phillips, Newj berry, R. F. D. 3; box 22. j 4-30 Itp. i i Buff Orplnsfton Chickens?Seven hen^ I and a rooster and '-'4 young chick; ens for sale. Apply to F. M. LIn-1I aov Veurhprrv 4-26 It. 9 - J . BIDS WANTED FOR LUMBER* j I will take bids for 50,000 feet of | oak or longleaf pine bridge lumber up j to May 8, 1918. ]". C. iSample, 4-30 3t. County Supervisor, j Top Dressing?To be sure you have it1 - when you need it place yuur urue-- | now for top dres3er. Purcell Com- i pany. 4-19 tf I ? Stallion for Service?Known as tha! [ Shannon horse?at McCullough's i j stables. Fee $15. Louis G. McCul-i i lough. 4-23 tf ./us) referred another shipment ofj orange ^ne se*d. The Purcell Co. | 4-26 It. , i i ii i n 1 t j We hare a big supply of spring tooth cultivators. We can save you j money cn one. The Purcell Company. . " 4-26 It. j ? ?' ' "WAITED?Man for special work in developing Pecan Nursery in Vital Conservation Ranch. Right man ' will be given an interest in the! business. Dr. Gustav Werber, R.! F. D. No. 7?Box 47A 4-2 tf ________?????? I 1 Oome* In and let us show you the' ? - rr?U? 7.,^ i famous Fowler cumvaiur. mc j - Jbor saver. The "Purcell Comany. j 4-26 It >IR. FAEMER: We carry most every-! thing y&ti need and we will always | have the .right price. Tne Purcell, Company. 4-26 It | GIST STAIXWA ? Fee 512.50. Jack fee $17.50. Charley Long, Pros"'" 'H .s r 4-16 *f j pti AV/f N/ . Scrap Iron and Brass Tfanted. Will j pay highest price. Langford and j Bushardt. 4-23 tf j WT RECOMMEM> TORIC LESS. j When your eyes trouble you think of ' ?. C Jeans, the Optometrist, who will ! give you satisfaction or your money refunded. P. C. JFAvS MD COMPANY, , Optometrists and Jewelers. ?B;jy ;* Liberty Bond? I OPHKA HOl'SK PKOfiKAlf. Tuesday. April :jo. ; i : I ! , P.r?T4\TAV , A lfc.7 V ' and ISKVKRLV B.WXR :J in I { "THE BRASS CHECK., * 1 1 Also a I ! j NEWS REEL. ! Wednesday, May 1 GLADYS LESLIE ! "LITTIt: MISS >0 ACTOrST." Also the 6th episode o? "THE EAGLE'S EYE." , Thiirsday, 5Iay 2 ALMA REUBENS I in ; " "THE ANSWER." ] TVe have a car of 32 per cent acid j that we are offering for the sama j price of 16 per cent acid. Be sure: and try some of this acid under J your corn. Purcell Co. 4-19 tf STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. I The annual meeting of the stockj holders of the Newberry Cotton Mill I will be held at Newberry, S. C., on i Wednesday the first day of May, 1913. j # Geo. S. Mower, Sec, j April 18th, 1918. r i I HATE ATTEACTXTE prices to make! oh cord wood, green or dry, for im-j ' ^ b- 11 . , i mediate, ian, spring -ui sumuicx uc-n livery. Be sure to see me before you | sell. H. 0. Long. 11-23-tf. Silverstret, S. C. 11 Meet Me! Meet HA ! I i You Car Wear I In this big a number of ment. Those their benefit vrai. which vi doing both ju i SII.KS SII We are headquarters for eve shipment after shipment of the n< ing of Georgette Crepe, Crepe di lines, Suesine Poplins in all the one and all. Don't spend your n when you can buy brand new crii LADLASS The ideal goods for the little Don't fail to get your share of t GIXGHAMS We have the swellest line Ask to see them. HOSE We are headquarters for ev misses' and gent's hose. In all of us once and you will always quarter store. TOWELS We have them by the wagor places. Come and get your shai EMBROIDERIES Go on - Tuesday morning price only Embroidery flouncing from will sell for half price and less, are sure you will be delighted v CORSETS We have them from 49 cent ii WW | 1216-1220 Maia ! 1 1 IV T r IT i newrora tour 1 7-Passenger Stu 1-490 Chevrolet' 1-1917 Maxwell I 1-1917 Maxwell 1 1 1010 M 11 T, i-1310 mOAWCll It Car used as Demc PI t 1 . 1 rnce right on abc Carolina / I Me! ?A1 ? LTIWANC > i Buy Liberty Bot the Best Clothes sale we have reduced con specials in our Men's and > taking advantage of this as it will mean a saving oi ou can apply towards a Li stice to vourself and Unci ,KS SEL53 We are sure we can i T, . of the best makes in t iry want in silks, lust receiver Se" c ~ Coa ewest the world affords. Consist3 Chine, Taffettas, Plaids, Messa- f cards safety p wanted shades. Fair waming to *a(^es handker 2 cards hooks an< loney buying old suks eisewncre, i ... ww fx* ? Silkatme thread, 3D silks at Haltnvanger s for less. 2 cards good peai IE CLOTH Men's ties 10 cent ever laid your eyes c i folks and ladies* house dresses. Men's Panama hat his- f at less than 50 cents ????? best quality. 6IX6HAMS j B c men>s sil ever shipped into che O'ld town. 69 cents the pair. T kind at 25 cents. The HOSE 'erj' want in children's, ladies, : have them by wanted styles and quality. Buy slightly soiled that w buy your hose from the head- Price SPRING DR TOWELS We are now sho1 i load and the prices in the right can f?unt* *n the c 'e of them come in the season's satin EMBROIDERIES STV.VMX; ; values up to 15 cents yard, sale A? attractive mo 'ar<' season. They are we 3.0 cents to $8.50 yard which we fahrlM anfl colorinKS, Come and give us a look and we sizes 16 to 42. Alter vith the assortment. SIL - ('0RSETS In black and ass, s to $8.50. All we ask is a look. stripes j^i^L * * 9m t St. ' Jos, T. Hutchison, M ? j ? Cola I L i irig Car. idebaker. ? rmwitirr J!.UUIlIlgi Roadster. 1 m ouring. I i >uring. mstrator. >ve. i ??? ??????? Vuto Co. '< I Meet Me! Meet Me! A :CP'Q II V ^ *" .'-.v i';;j ids and Still in T/itiin I Ul A VWf ft * Hi siderably in price 1 Wbmen's Depart- \ sale will find it to fl C fA i mc&iiy uuiiaxo iv berty Bond, thus 1 le Sam. * I )lease you in one. or more. We handle some Jffl he land, such as Royal Wrorster and Bon Ton. II ts thread for only ins for only 5c JH chiefs for 5c 1 eyes for 5e ton cents values, only :?c JHB rl buttons for only 5c s and up to 50 cents. The swellest line you s.go in this big sale at only half price. Bcagh? M on the dollar. The very latest style. The k hose, the dollar kind go in the big sale at ; he 75 cents kind at 49 cents. The 35 cent* r i best that money can buy. _____ ,N' * WHITE SKIRTS the four horse wagon load. Some of them . ill go in the big sale for half price and less. -fl 89 cent* ip |l ESSES FOR WOMEN AJifl MISSES wing as pretty a line of Spring Dress?s ac fl ity. These dresses are alluringly pretty and wanted shades, in serge, taffetta, foulard anri $9.95, $1538, ?22.50 $88*8, S&i SUITS FOR WOMEN AND MISS?S dels reflecting the smartest styles of the 11 tailored and made up in the most desirable including navy, clay and tan and pekin blue. atior.s free $24.00, K AND TAFFETA SKIRTS * orted patterns including the pretty Roman. |H $#.50 to i gr. Newberry, S. C ^ n i warawwwnwii i m il MMMnNHMSHk ? i&fi HUbh