Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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3HEWBEIJJ?V (0\VKKE\(K TO MEET AT MT TAHOS! ; The Newberry conference is to meet Tti. Mt. Tahor Luthran church, near Uttle Mountain. i Saturday before the second Sunday in fev ! The following program has been j jt.Vh-Y^tted bv the program committee: ' Friday, 10 a. m.?Devotional e"<erc\<a conducted by the president of 'jijaoferfcr.ee: formal opening of conference: organization. 1 o m Qarmnn 7?f?V. W TT Roof, followed bv the holy eommunicn. V.3{* i) m.?Devot'onal service, conofsc7ei\ "by Rpv. L. P. Boland: discussion of s'?bjertt. "Obligations of tho Ch\irches in These Times:" (n> "To the Mission Work."?Mr. \V. A. Co.mts. Rev. E. Fulenwider: (b> "To fh^ Institutions rf tho Church.''?Pr. J. S. "Wheeler. Revs. f. .T. Long and .J. B. Harman. i . Saturdav. 10 a. m.?Devotional serconducted by Rev. C. J. Shealv* ^rscnssion continue**?(c> "To the , ? ? I Government"?Dr. Ceo B. Cromer j ?wl Rev. C. J. Shealy; (d^ "To the ; '-Soimers and Sailors."?Revs. Z. W. : "'Re^^Trbaxig'h and W. H. Roof and Dr. j S. "FL Harms. 11 a. m.?Sermon by Rev. W. H. ' Itetton. ' | 1:30 p. m.?Devotional service, cor.- j itwcted by Rpv. S. P. Koon, discussion ! 'Of stihfect, "Effective Preaching/'? *r. T. J Wilson, Rev. S. P. Koon and I i !>?. A. T- Bowers: "The Christian j Honcne."?Mr. A. K. Epting. "Mr. .T. A. 1 HCL Kibler *nd Rev. L. P. Boland. J. B. Harman, Secretary. V The May American Magazine. "Mary Pickford. David Grayson, 'd&arles P. Steinmetz, H. C. Witwer.1 1 "ffoTworthy Hall and Corporal Holmes ! ' are some of the names that make^the "Mxy American Magazine a top-notch- , 1 r. Holwortihv Hall begins his new 1 nrovel of love, adventure, and the war i( exiled "'"The Man Nobody Knew.'* j ( "C&arles P. Steinmetz. the great in- * " wltor and engineer, declares that the 1 ytsrld "belongs to the dissatisfied and ifcp proves his point in his artclc. j 1 Dav:d Gravson. who everyone loves,! 1 ?rposses his opinion about the war j s ans5 how, out in the country, he feels ' aSxmt it. There is an article about . c Mary Pick ford that will give you j ?me news about her; and the real 9 sWhns of Corporal Holmes and ho\*r ^ Jflkfc' -war made a different man of him s w*K stimulate and interest. TT. C. <T TW5rwer lias a funny story in this is- [ -<J Wtti -ana ^Iax Rosen, the youthful j iiroTnvist yr^o * <><; been startling the \ T -cBratry, tells "how he graduated from the slums and reached the top of his | profession. L. M. Boomer, the great j * fcotel man. tells what hotel men know j I sbSctui "human beings, and the things . &fct*y \15ke to eat and do. 'There -are many other things in this i -?sss\* fhat make it worth wmie. sior4es by William Dudley Pelly and Alica j b Cteri?s^ ^Steele, articles called "What r 1jTv?5 the Tirel Business Man Tired" i 1 1 ""How I Cured Myself in a Den- . "fet's Chair" and the Interesting Peo- j 1 and Family Monpv Deportment ! C Ae?pr to round out a fine number. for Service?Known as tha -"Shannon horse?at McCullough's j ;ffeables. Fee $15. Louis G. McCuU | Iknzh. 4-23 tf | Build Witl 1918 REDI i Seven Cheer- Up Days t /^vUICK to sense the publ ( year when so many pe< j ning to take their vaca ihe Redpath has arranged j Up Vacation Days, for e; circuit this season, and oife 2 Day program for the same p ::ore, $2.50 except for 10 per You thought when the \ * ihat the time to be enierta pired and passed: that serioi ions thought must inevitabl js Miles of Smiles TWT7V f-Vihnv?: hncnn I w front the attitude ch; S not want them to go nor to remember your face ; -ness. In fact, you sent t Books and invited them to g| <v.f Smiles." Then you discovered that ( it>yotir *>est work in an !l gloom and suspense and fin ;hai you too needed relaxat | inent and inspiration if you I -o&r greatest patriotic duti One Home Fires Burning." i See Program fo Newb Don't (iet Tired S<> Kasy. In the May American Magazine an author says: "The thing that makes the 'tire?! business man' tired is his belief tha! hs is tired. Relieve the contrary There have been times when reworked all day and all night on a stretch. It did not kill you. "Work itself, as the modern business world is organized, cannot possibly 'tire out' the man of average normal nealth. If it could. Edisor would have been dead at the age 01 thirty-five. Bell would never have produced the telephone. Ilenry Ford would not be now a king of the auto mobile business, Herbert C. Hoover would not be controlling and directit%'> nation's food supply today. vv(W)-' v)w Wilson would be in a san ? i t> 1.: ir;m ini. and uenerai rtTsuniK wuuiu I>e taking a 'rest cure' instead of commanding American soldiers in France." A GOOD FIGHT WELL FOUGHT. May 4th, 1918. To Banks and Trust Companies, Liberty Loan Committees and Workers of the Fifth Federal Reserve District: Reports received up to 3:00 p. m today show total subscriptions of $135,814,450.00 for t!'? District. It is now certain th _.y state of the District will ovci-subscribe, and indicatons are that the grand total will approximate $150,000,000 against our allotment of $130,000,000. We are writing now in the first flush of victory to pay honor to all the Libery Loan workers, men ana women, to whose labors, sacrifices nnd devotion this wonderful result is due. We regard this as a greater financial achievement, considering the time of the year, than raisin? $200.000,000 at the time of the second Liberty Loan. We acknowledge with warmest appreciation, the help given to us with inmeasured liberality in the conduct )f our labors and for whatever shortcomings we may have been guilty in he performance of our part, we ask ndulgence and kindly forgetfulness. rhere has been one purpose on ths >art of all. We have done our best mder innumerable difficulties to re ;pond to all demands made upon US. full report of th^ result of the ampaign will be made in due course. All honor to the Liberty Loan workrs of the Fifth District, and to that ast army of subscribers who have hown by their magnificent support hat They will back the armies of imerica with all their resources in a ^ht to the death for liberty and iehteonsness Respectfully. Geo. J. Seay. Governor and Chairman War Loan Organization Fifth Federal Reserve District. Early Closing at Pomaria. We. the undersigend merchants and usiness men of the Town of Pomaia, S. ., hereby agree to close our laces of business at seven o'clock new time) every day from May 1st. mtil September 1st, Saturdays exepted. R. H. Hipp, The Setzler Co. W. B. Counts, 1 n ? ^asn grocery J. T. Kinard & Son, A. J. Wilson. Thos. E. Hentz. \i Your Vacatio 3ATH CHAUTAU" PROGRAM Keep Up He ic needs in a r I AHE ] Dple aie plan- X ition at home, ine 1 Seven Cheer- just the tl loll city on its Becaus ?rs this Seven given to >rice as hereto- costumes cent War Tax. ever befo var broke out A Patriotic ined had ex- "TV TOT < lsness and anx- J\ tau y hold sway. rjo1 raise the boys in to go to the tli; Atn?, mged. You did Democrat away in gloom dent Wil: as one of sad- "Aninte; hem Smileage enjoy "Miles A War-Tim 'r~pHE lec vou co aid not ^ atmosphere of " ally concluded Therefor ion, entertain- comes to y are to oerform ^rve vour CS and "Keep real war-tii these Sever >r detailed list of vaca ofmj MAV WA A J J * * ? 4 . i - _ i TWS.S. HA* SAVINGS STAMPS ISSUED BY TKE I UNITED STATES i! jSOVEHKMEHT Buy Them And Help Win The Wai FOR SALS EVERYV/KER] Gilder & Weeks Co Newber.y, S C. 'i I ^ ^ Ns^ v ^ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLK3IE"vL i ?i I will make a final settlement o | i the estate of I. H. Compton in th , J Probate Court for Newberry County i S. C\, on Tuesday the 4th day of June ' 1918, at 10 o'clock in the forenooi I and will immediately thereafter as! i for my discharge as executrix of sai< j estate. All persons holding claims agains f said estate will present them duly at ' tested on or before that date. Beulah A. Smith. Executrix, | May 6. 1918. i njr mm, ii#n fUMKT ?HAIR Extlerto Medicine Co., 1 Gentlemen: 'Before I n?ed your Exelento Quinine Pomade my hair was but now it has grown to 32 i ?m ?euoiaK juu u; j?rvi WV ' ^ tar? to ?how yoa haw i > \ ' '' y V pretty Exelento hm ma<Jo I X7 , ' '/' jS it, SALLIE REED. Don't let some fake Kink Remover fool you. You really can't itraigrhten your hair until it is nice and long. That's what EXELENTO i Pomade I does, removes Dandruff, feeds the Root3 of the hair, ar.d makes it grow Ion fir. soft and Bilky. Arter using afewtimcs you can tell thed"fffren<*e, and after a little while it will be so pretty and Ion* that you can fix it up to soil you. If Exelento don't do as we claim, we will give your money back. Price 25c by mail on receipt of stamps or coin. wiiurcn ruFPYWHER^, I HUM19 nnnibw ? - ? ( # Write for particulars. V CXKLEMTO MFT4CINC CO., Atlanta, Ca. j h win min \OTICE DELINQUENT TAX PATERS The bounty Treasurer has placed in my hands executions against all parties who failed to pay their taxe; for the year 1917. Those interested can pay same al my office cm or before May loth. After May loth, levies will be made tr satisfy said executions. nrtoti n 'Rlease. , | 2-2G 7t. Sheriff SubhCrt&e to The Herald and News. n in Mind QUA 1918 >me Morale Redpath . Chautauqua offers you n Days of wholesome fun, getiunspiration, courage, reassurance, ling to keep up the Home Morale e of this, more emphasis has been bright, cheery music, gorgeous and scenery, fun and frolic than re. Institution only this, but the Redpath Chan - - _ qua comes 10 yuu it mguit p<iL:ic institution which has helptd ' Liberty Lean entertained the the cantonements and educated rican people in the principles of :y in such a measure that Presison has declared the Chautauqua gral part of our National Defense. te Economy tures this year will be greater, more , more enlightening than ever before, lat inspires men to heroism and great e, all in all the Redpath Chautauqua our city to help brighten your lite, ami commnnity and your country and as a aae economy. You cannot afford to mis^ 1 Big Cheer-Up I >ays. Ticket.- r.ov.- on sale. Hon attractions 17-24 J PWEDKESJMY j l/i ALLrtZAXS WEATLESS ft* USE NO BREAIX CRACXXBJS. AAiW I III t/fm i z\swc csx BKrAJOAST rooiw ! OONTMKINC "WHXAX TEACHERS EXAMINATIO., I 1 : The regular spring examination fo; ; lynchers' certificates will he held a : ; tiie court house on Friday, May 3 j beginning at 9:30. Owing to th< scarcity of teachers throughout tiv state, it is hoped that all those whosi ?- , cr-rtificates have expired and tho.;< r who desire to teach will stand th( ? examination. To obtain a first graa< ; certificate, the applicant must mak< an average of not less than SO pei J ! cent and not less than "?0 per cen on any one branch. The first grad. certificate may be renewed by th( \ board issuing it. To obtain a sec J i ond grade certificate applicant mus I average 70 ner cent with not les; ! than 4"> per cent on any one branch ! This may be renewed where the j teacher attends an .approved Suii fjmer School. To obtain a third grad' f certificate applicant must average 6' r | per cent with not less than 40 pei ? , cent on any subject. A third grad* t ! certificate can not be renewed. Ai 1 I - j certificates are issued for two years 1 i Tho rmintv hr>ctr/I will iccnt* r-prHf' * I j cates on the presentation of A. R. o: f IB. 9. diplomas from the accreditee . colleges of this state, but has no au thority to accept any other kind o: diploma or a diploma from anothe; state. Applicants will bring examinatior paper. C. M. Wilson. h County Superintendent of Education i; ! Make I i i i | Standard I I to Pou ! T i \ I Already one of the big producn holders are drawing big dividend -cost 4s at a minimum. Throagn able lease on this structure. At | in the Warm Springs dome and t member this is a producing field. Sund; I } We were in this field just before t the structure. This dome bids fai ? ways make us the big company c i . i i \ i This is the most consistent ol : old, it has made more wealthy p : i are at the head of this compan I -1 largest gushers :n the field. On 20 per cent per annum on the tot i on oar property. The Cr? This dome has been recognized oil r?f Two other ! is reported that one of them ha3 < 1 secured 560 acres of deeded lan in the course of construction. V Boom prices will prevail and on Powd i We have a one-third locator's i from a well now being drilled b i coming fields of the state. ShalU big devidend payer. The Van i 421-22 Security Buildin; J VAN DUZEN OIL CO., j 421-22 Securities Bldg., Billings. Montana. i I - .. Gentlemen: j Please send me at once full formation regarding the Van D Oil Co. I am anxious to know about it before you advance the of the stock. i l i ! i Name I Address Occupation ?. - f ' STATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Newberry. j IIy virtue oi' sundry executions iisi;ed by the Clerk and Treasurer of the Town of Newberry, under the corporate seal of said town, for the i . taxes due the town for the years of 191-~>, 1916, 1!>17, directed to me an 1 : commanding me to s tist'v said taxes, penalties and costs aiui expenses out r of personal property of Geo. M. Ep- | * *:r.?. if sufficient can be uuiid, an.l ' if sufficient personal property can2 not be found i'ien out of real prop - | * crty belonging to the said Geo. ?.L ; -, ICpting. I have levied on the lot or j - la 111 in town of Newoerry ueinu , ? fronting on Hunt street and bounded , ? by lots of H. |. Haynesworth, Dr. iy. 3 0. Klt(?or and home place of Frank ( Devore. and will sell same, or so much ; t thereof as may be necessary to sar-j - isfy said taxes, penalties and cost-,: - before the opera house door in Town j -1 of Xewnerry at public auction to the t highest bidder, on salesday in June, | ? 1018. (being 3rd day of .June. 1918),| : during the lesal hours of sale. I ! ? Terms of sale cash. *! H. 0. STOXE, Deputy, j |: w I r! 5-TATK OF SOl.'TH CAROLINA, 1 , j County of Newberry. ! By virtue of sundry executions is-' | sued by the Clerk and Treasurer of . j Town of Xewberry. under the corI | porate seal of said town, for the j taxes due the town for tne year of j f J 1917. directed to me and commanding . j me to satisfv said taxes, penalties ! ??-i^ an/1 nYnoncpc nut Of fn } i I CJ li\i s v/oco I?u?? V^|/V4?wv^ J j personal property of S. P. Orotwell. if sufficient can be found and if sufficient personal property cannot be found, then out of real property Money V ^Hlline? Rigs P indTheirWa 'he Oil Sand Varm Springs-Wyomin lg fields of Wyoming. Eight wells hav-e l 3 every month in the year. This is a "i a peculiar turn of fortune the Van Duz< least a dozen companies are now driiiir ira nni- pxnent to lose much time in si j ance-Upton Fields?Wye the boom started and have 6,080 acres i r to be one of the best fields in Wyoroir this big field. We have one rig spotted j Salt Creek?Wyoming [1 producing field in all the world, anda] eople than any of the big fields of Wyiir y have secured 320 acres of land less tt e 500-barrel well in this field at $1.00 pi a! capitalization of the Van Duzen Oil < azy Woman's Pocket?IV by many geologists to be the most per*e< companies have wells in the process of < ti-ready encountered an oil producing sj a lying midway between the two wells ni f.ien this field is proven it will be the fi r s*ock is sure to gro sky high. er River Junction?Wye interest in three one-quarter sections lj 7 the famous Ohio Oil Co. This dome is >w drilling and its proximity to rail tran t Duzen Oil C s I I All Common Stock vA Fully Paid and 4 Non-Assessable. Cei T I in? Anflinri^ed Caoital itai 'U/Ctra * ?* ??? -?_? an $1,000,000.00 Tnc pries $ san 10c-per Share-10c A v? to ??? ^ or Make all remit- I cer tances payable to Xar the Company si.LJv.vt to levy, I have levied ou t!.-? lot of land in the Town of New Kerry fronting 011 College street and bound- d pd bv lots of the county court houo? lot. old ('rotwell hotel and H. L. Parr, and will sell same or so muc'i thereof as may be necessary r.> satisfy said taxes, penalties and costs, be+ Annvo bnnCA rP/ lUi t: i. inr uj/- i u uuwi iii .. w u of Newberry, at public a uvion to the highest bidder on sale ;?!;;/ i;: June. 101S.^ (being tile Hrd of Tunc. ]!tIS), during the le?al hours ,c .=a'e. Terms of sale cash. IT. 0 STONE. Deputy. STATE OF SOl'TH CAROLINA, County of Newberry. Hv virtue of sundry executions -ssued by the Clerk and Treasurer of . Town o: Newberry. r- 9fl porate seal of said town. r 9H taxes due the town for years of 1010 and 1017, directed to me and commanding me to satisfy said taxes, ^ penalties and costs and expenses out of personal property of Mose Collins, if sufficient can be found, and if sufficient personal property cannot oe found then out of real property belonging to said Mose Collins. I have levied />n the lot of land in the town of Newberry frontirfr on Vincent street, bounded by lot of Emma Baker. Taylor street and Rev. J. E Thomas, and will sell same, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said taxes, penalties, and costs, before the opera house door in Town of Xewberrv, at public auction to the highest bidder on salesday in Tune, 191S, (being 3rd day of June, 1918), during the legal hours of sale. \ Terms of sale cash. H. 0. STON'R. Deputy . ?Buy Liberty Bonds.? 1 /igTuT <ow Ready Ly Into s. s been completed and fortunate stock shallow" field and the drilling *n Co., was able to secure a vaiuitr tnurnrd rtil n^odueiner sands ;arting our operations there. Re- I >iriing under lease on the very apex of ig and our large acreage will aiin this field. Ithough the field is but five year3 ling. The wide-awake men who lan a half mile from one of the sr barrel would mean more than - ?? n ( ?>iiB 2"o. He nare room i?r o* wnw lontana 2t structure for an oil reservoir completion on this dome, and it 3rd. The Van Duzen Oil Co., nas ow drilling. Our derrick is now rst producing field in Montana. >ming ring within a quarter of a miie * -- ~4> *v,a I lOOKea upon as uemg uue ui sportation will make this field a ompany Billing?, Montana ^ Date 191 ? V X DUZEX OIL COMPANY, 21-22 Security Bids., Billings. Montana. :^| hereby make application for shares of the CapStock of the Van Duzen Oil Co.. rate of ten cents per share. I enclose herewith the sum of ?n navmenf for [io. It is understood that the shares fully paid and non-assessable and t the company reserves the right immediately return my remittance 1 me in case th^ shares are all sold the price advanced before you re- j tre my application. ^ (My signature.) V Address