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r -Ik Make This Bank 1 P A DOLLAR/ is not much mon Neither does one army. But the accumuh vast armies < So will the accun Lj make you | Open a Savi This bank will al 4 Si INTEREST C ^ The Excha Of Newbe | "The Bank oi I. I n / jy fm I have a lo mm&J; ^ - * r Parasols that out at a ver You will do well i t IK. KM mem* i am scuu * you can buy t Call at? M D I \j majcd u H | The House of a ^ 4 Schlitz ; Goes Through ? ^ w Made Milwai I ........ . I I I rour Business Home \ WEEK? I l j ey. man make a very large ? l ition of men make up the >f the Allies. / nidation of small amounts ! Financially Independent, ngs Account now. low you? \ ; I IN SAVINGS 4 & I i inge Bank ; ;rry, S. C. r the People" ! ?t of Ladies'1 I am closing I y low price. to call and see ig for less than hem wholesale. i n I ook More Thousand Things :Famo a Pulp Filter j ? m* 1 _ _ i i through a sterii^a pipe i glass-lined tanks a cool ! for aging. J ilized iine carries it to auto- j filling machines containing j :ed bottles, thence to Pas- i ition. j j asures absolute purity. "AMO { orth-while cereal beverage, j d, and good for you. healthful?it is nourishing. the wonderful hop aroma, on-intoxicating. Try it. i sale wherever soft drinks e sold. Order a case from Telephone No. 88 W^Sr9 R- D. Smith & Son Newberry, S. C. W ! hat crown is branded "Famo" ukee Famous nX ITIMIKAKIES F0I5 ('AMHI)ATKS. / WiuKslioro and Itarawell Opening Points.?Both Ketrin J\ine Is > ~" The State. i ^-^notnriol cnmnaiens 1116 tlJiU 5mau;i ? will open June IS. the former at Barnwell and the latter at Winnshoro. Both will close Friday. August 23. The first primary will be held the following Tuesday. The itineraries are so arranged that the two part'es w'll be kept as much as two. weeks apart at all times. The sena-; torial candidates will be in Columbia July 4, with the candidates for State : officers appearing in Greenwood that' day. The lest meeting for the sen-' atorial party will be in Spartanburg, and the final for the State office! i group in Columbia. The routing wa.arranged by a special committee of! thp state Democratic executive com- j mittee, comnos3d of G^n. Wilie Jon^s,! Columbia; Edgar \. Brown. Barnwell,; and J. M. CVToorer, Walte 'boro. The j following are the circuits: Senatorial Campaign. Winnsboro. Tuesday, June 18 J Chester, Wednesday, June 19. York", Thursday, June 20. Lancaster, Friday, June 21. Camden. Saturday, June 22. Chesterfield, Tuesday, June 25. Bennettsville, Wednesday, June 26 Darlington,x Thursday, June 27. n.vUnmnllQ TTVirJnv .Tune 2S. D1SUU]M1IIV, *. . .V?? ,r , Sumter. Saturday, June 29. St. Matthews, Monday, July 1. Orangeburg, Tuesday. July 2. St. George. Wednesday, July 3. Columbia, Thursday. July 4. Manning. Monday, July 15. Dillon, Tuesday, July 16. Florence. Wednesday, July 17. Conway. Thursday, July 18 Marion, Friday, July 19. K:ngs:re2. Saturday, July 20. Georgetown. Monday. July 22. Monck's Cornner. Tuesday, July 23 J Cnarleston, Wednesday, July 24. Walterboro. Thursday. July 2o. - ?? ? ? OC Kidgeianci, rriunv. |u:.y -v. Beaufort. Saturday, July 27. j Hampton. Monday, July 29. Barnwell. Tuesday, July 30. Pamberg. Wednesday. July 31. Aiken, Thursday, August 1. Edg?field, Friday, August 2. Saluda, Saturday, August 3. Lexington, Tuesday, August 6. Newberry. Wednesday. August 7. Laurens. Thursday. August S. Greenwood. Friday, August 9. ( Abbeville. Saturday, August 10. I ^ j McCormick. Tuesday, August 13. j Anderson. Wednesday, August K. | Walhalla. Thursday, August 15. ( 1 Pickens, Friday, August 16. ! Greenville, Saturday. August 17. j Union, Wednesday, August 21. j Gaffney. Thursday, August 22. I Spartanburg. Friday, August 23. ^State Campaign. Barnwell. Tuesday, June 18. Hampton. Wednesday, June 19. Beaufort, Thursday, June 20. Ridgeland, Friday. June 21. Walterboro, Saturday, June 22. Bamberg-, Tuesday. June 25. Aiken, Wednesday. June 26. Edgefield. Thursday. June 27 ? Saluda. Friday, .Tune 28. Lexington, Saturday, June 29. Xew^errv. Tuesday, July 2. Laurens. Wednesday. July 3. Greenwood, Thursday. July 4. McCormick. Friday, July o. Abbeville. Saturday, July 6. Anderson, Monday, July.t1o. Walhalla. Tuesday, Julv 16. - ^ \ - i Pickens. Wednesday, juiy u. i Greenville. Thursday, July 18, Union, Friday. July 19. Spartanburg. Saturday, July 20. Gaffnev. Tuesday, Tulv 23. York, Wednesday, July 24. > I Lancaster. Thursday, July 25. Chester. Friday, July 26. Winnsboro. Saturday. July 27. Camden, Tuesday, July 30. Chesterfield. Wednesday. July 31. j Bennettsville. Thursday. August 1. j Darlington. Friday, August 2. Bishopville. Saturday. August 3. Sumter, Tuesday, August 6. Dillon, Wednesday. August 7. Conway, Thursday, August 8. Marion. Friday. August 9. Florence. Saturday. August 10. Manning. Tuesday, August 13. Kingstree. Wednesday. August 14. j Georgetown. Thursday. August 1?. j Monek's Corner. Friday. August 1G.! Charleston. Saturday. August 17. i I St. George. Tuesday. August 20. Orangeburg, Wednesday, August 21. ! St. Matthews, Thursday. August 22 j Columbia. Friday. August 23. FLECTION OF I'OLH'KJfAX At the next meeting of tlie. low;: | r.<-Minr.ii mn.? t>?>iftT-Mi;in will he elected I to serve balance of The year. $70.0.1 j per month. Soiul applications to j T. W. Chapman, Clerk and Treas. i THE HERALD ANTJ NEWS ONE YEAR FOR I1.50. . . ^ 1 Conde: a T1 ?1 . ine ixauo] Newb From report Showing Cond tior Loans and Iir Lib? rty Bonds U. S. Bonds CacK anrl rlup \/U UI1M VCMV/ U. S. Treas Capital Stodk Surplus and L Circulation . rv? 1 1 ? T Lfivvaenas un Deposits Biils Payable ertv Bonds Rediscounts Vi Tlir 1 TTAIT t lilt M11UNA B. C. MATTi IF.WS, T. K. President. * State, Coun Membe, fclll^OT | * JMMHaQMHBMEaaflaMHHMB Now is the ' Buying a </ Now, in this time of more necessary than ev tires for permanent econc Hundreds of thousands ists have found that busi ment in tire-buying leads United States Tires. The phenomenal gro^ of United States Tire Sale positive proof of this fact The unusually high qua of United States tires ] / 1844 OF erry, South Carol to the Comptroller of the C i at the Clos* of Business RESOURCES vestments . . $ 6J 8 12 .... . K from Banks and urer .... 12 $1,0: LIABILITIES <? 1( fndivided Profits * 1 1< paid .... 61 (secured by Lib* - ( f t ? 'ith Federal Bank i $ho: L BANK OF NEWB! JOHNSTONE, H. T. CANNON, Cashier. Assistant Cashiei ty and City 1 r Federal Reserve Sys I i mmmmmxaammmammmmmammmmsgmaamamcmmtammamc Time to Make i Business Prop* war, it is made them easi er to buy tires among ow >my selling lignt cars of motor-. The same quj iness judg- United States T: straight to sizes as well as 1 Heavier c Select lity ice Depo has help you ??? i ?? i mt I n^nt j ok lewberry ina urrency > Mav 10,1918 <f * 55,684 06 24,184.00 AAA r.A JU,UUU A/U 22,572 25 32,440.31 >0.000.00 ( 26,861.64 30,000.00 44.00 52,770.57 A Ark AA JL,UUU.UU J 31,764.10 : , 52,440.31 ni\ni/ n r? I HKKI, 5. I. I W. W. CROMER Assistant Cashier. Depository ->tem ) J i ^ 'Cte' States Tires iood Tires 4 < Ynnr TW osition ly the most popular ners of the biggestu ality is built into all ires?into the small the larger sizes for ars. the United States fits your particular )ur.Sales and Servt dealer will gladly . Then stick to it.