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Pl'KEtY PERSONAL ! > R. L. Haden of J)etroit is visitine her mother. Mrs. \. Coke Smith. T)r. Haden who has been head of the iat'>ratories in the Ford hospital is row first assistant to Dr. Litchfield who is head of th<^ medical service ai Camp Lee. 'Petersburg. Va. Camp Lee is the largest camp in this county. having more than oO.OOO soldiers. Mi.ss Sadie Goggans is with her sisier. .Mrs. L. G. Balle. Mr. Balle an<l the children, among a number of others forming an outing party from Laurens enjoying a two weeks' stay at Harris Springs near Waterloo. .Mrs. L. T. Spoon of Newberry is a daughter of Mrs. Mary F. Chanev who was buried in Laurens count}' Tuesday afternoonr The pallbearers were srandsons. among whom was Wright Spoon. Messrs. Welch Wilbur and Press N. n i ~ i i_ ? rioozer nave eauu uousni <* rum farm tractor. Two of the tractors bave been shipped to Laurens, leav- 1 ing two yet with the Fridy Ford Motor company in .Newberry. The plows arriving there will be a demonstration of the tractor here Saturday. Mrs. Henry Hunter of Goldville 1 sper.t from Wednesday afternoon un- ; til Thursday evening in Newberry. She came to see her cousin, Mrs. Geo. 72. Summer, wfco left for her home in Jacksonville after visiting her sister, Mrs. J. M. Bowers. j j 'Misses Essie Hagood of.Easley and Kate Summer of Newberry were1 gyesr.s of Mrs. R. Ramseur this week. \ ?Central cor Easley Progress. Miss .Mildred Wilson of Newberry < srave much pleasure to relatives here bv a visit last w*eek. Mrs. Wilson and , sons came for her 'Sunday and spent the clay with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Anderson.?Ninety Six cor Greenwood , Index. v ( President S. J. Derrick of 2Cewberry college is in town on business ( today.?Greenwood Index, 24th,-. Messrs. J. E. McDonald of Winns- < iboro. E. A. Hines of Seneca, J. M- ] /-.f Vowhprrv flnrt T W. GastOU 1 ?' a v / :> ui wv* v.MVA w . ... of Duncan, who are members of the district board for South Carolina, are j in town today.?Greenwood Index, 24. < Rev. J. W. Carson was introduced as the leader of the young people.? "Rev. [. W. Carson presented the ban- ' ner to the Columbia union in a few ' choice worcfk.?Newberry was chosen as the next place of meeting on nom- 1 ination of Mr. C. B. Parr.?From the ( Associate Reformed Presbyerian's ac- -1 count of the Young People's conven* tion at Hickory Grove, at which iMis? ' "Marion Jones was elected as one o? ? the vice-presidents. 1 :. Dr. M. M. Kinard of Salisbury, X. * C.r spent (Monday and yesterday in 1 Walhalla attending to matters of <business. He has many warm friends * here who are always delighted to ( meet him. Rev. Mr. Kinard shows t r / no traces of ill effects of the strenu/ i ous work he is doing in the ministerial field.?Keowee Courier, 24th. f Misses Emma and Isabel Kennedy f of Charleston, on their way to the r mountains, are stopping over for a -c visit at the home of their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bowman. j Lieut. F. D. 'Mower, <306 Field ( signal battalion, 81st division, and r 4(T ( \ V This is not a w PRICES: Jesse P. Connelly, Co E. 323rd infantry. are with the American Expeditionary Forces, as we learn from cards chanjing their post office ad dresses. Mro. Roland G. Spearman of Florida is visiting Mr. and Mrs. I). C. Spearman. Mr. D. E. Wilson, who is visitins relatives in Xewberry. will return Friday to his duties with the American Telephone and Telegraph company at Salem. X. ?. Mrs. Martha Boozer left Wednes flay for a visit to relatives in Columbia. accompanied by ber granddaughter. Miss Martha Boozer, returning to her home. Dr. Keifer Wicker, having been ' orrrmissicned. has received notire to report for active duty at Fort Ogleihorpe August 1st. Walter L. Ruff is a first class private in the medical department of the 118th infantry with the American Ex. peditionary Forces. Mr. W. B. Counts has returned to Pomaria from Hendersonville. Mr. Henry Caldwell and family have moved to the house near the r-itv limitc in iHarrineton street va cated last week by Mr. Harry Stone and family. Demont and Bridges 'Boylston of Blackville are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Boylston. Miss Elizabeth Glass of Orangeburg is visiting Miss Frances Wheeler. Misses Ella and Allene Dunn of Newberry arrived today to !be the quests of Miss Louise Burnett for several days.?Greenwood Journal, 23rd. Mr. J. W. Duncan of Newberry is spending the day in town.?Greenwood Index, 23rd. Dr. L. A. Riser has been appointed a captain in the medical reserve ?orps. He is a brother of <Mrs. L. B. A.ull of this county.?Greenwood In3ex. Among the physicians who received commissions in the army during the past week is the name of Dr. J. K. Wicker of Newberry. Miss Frances Pickell of Anderson is visiting her sister Mrs. B. T. An lerson. D. A. Bedenbauah of Prosperity was among those accepted in Columbia Saturday into the naval reserves. C. Coleman of Chappells is one of 'he Bailey Military institute students lesignated by Superintendent Bailey :o attend the Plattsburg camp. Miss Lilla Kibler of Newberry, on#1 ?? the most capable teachers in the State, was visiting Mrs. M. O. JKreps a day or so this week. She uifj gone to visit relatives in Orangeinr?.?The State. 21st. Dr. L. A. Riser, director of rural ;anitat.ion in South 'Carolina, has ac:epted a commission as captain in he officers' reserve corps of the medical section of the army. He is low awaiting orders.?The State. Mrs. Chesley Dorainick left Monday or Williston to undergo treatment or cancer of the face, which her nanv friends hope will 'be greatly >eneficial. rupees. Sam :Neal and Ernest )ickert of Camp JacKson spent ouuliv in Newberry. They have only ecently been released from the 'base - o y N -A ar picture but < , j Children u ? i Adults hospital, both of them having underj gone operations. Their many friends 'r. an'. 0"t of fu"-1]), mp to t'loin on their feet again, which will i give them a better chance to cet tn i\vo weeks, as be has been at home the abominable Huns. under the professional attention oj Mrs. [. \v. M'Cain left -Monday for her home in Waxhaw. X. after s delightful visit to her daughter. Mrs Thomas. P. Johnson. ! Mr. Rufus Williams was up town . T''?sdav fo'* fhe fir?t time in about Dr. P. G. Ellesor. Mr. Williams fell i" feet with a falling ?(caffold and had a foot badly mashed and a hone in it nroKen t>v neavy timber as ne was thrown under. Col. C. W. Sawyer, comptroller general, was in Newberry last Friday ! and r^de his annual settlement wit I' Mr. Claude C. Schumpert. count} i treasurer. When a big settlement like ! that is made without the changing o! j any figures it shows that it could j not be any more accurate. Figure? ! under County Treasurer Schumperl ! , r\ Virt f ^ 1.. | C\ A uuuwu LU Utr IIIUIUU5IIIV } .Mr. and Mrs. James F Gog-an" anc their little son James, Jr.. left Tuesday for Prosperity, where they will visit Mrs. Goggans' family.?Mss Car.; Wyc.he lias returned to her home in Prosperity.?The State. 23rd. Miss Annie Lee Langford and little niece. Annie Lancaster Tinslev. a re guests of relatives in Prosperity.? ?partanburcr Herald. 23rd. Mrs. Thomas Pope of Kinards anil Thos. Pope. Jr.. spent several days the past week with her parents. Judge and Mrs. E. B. Gary.?Abbeville Med; ium. Mr. George P. Hill accompanied hi? i son 'Frank P. Hill to Columbia Mon ! day for the examination of the latter as a candidate for the navy 'branch of the service. Young Hill successfully passed the examination. This makes the fifth son Mr. Hill has ; given to his country. It is a rare privilege enjoyed by comparatively' few to have five young sons at the same time in the service of their I country. When the reporter lived af Helena and had the habit of taking a Sunday afternoon stroll up tne : Southern railroad track to 'Push River bridge he used to see the fiv^ I little Hill hoys at. their pranks be t ween their home and the river banks May the Hill brothers live to do heroic deeds and return home a'fter helpI ing to annihilate the Hun horde* which we hope will be very soon. Miss Maggie Thomasson returned | last week from Glenn Springs. i Miss Elizabeth Glaze of Orangeburg is visiting .Miss Frances Wheeler. i -Mr. Ira C. Clamp has received a card from his son, 'Corporal David F. Clamp, tha.t he had landed safely overseas. He is a member of Co. K ! 52nd Infantry 6th division. 'He doing well and like all the ot'ier boys i over there is cheerful and hopeful. I Lieut. Young M. Brown, after a I short visit here upon his return from | Ft. Oglethorpe, has gone to Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Jacksonville, Fla. He is stationed at Infirmary No. 1. , Mr. Marcus L. iSpearman, accompanied bv Dr. J. K. Gilder, returned ! Wednesday from New York, where Mr. Spearman underwent a hospital operation. The many friends oi 0 %J Vim TH i screen classic mder twelve y Cashier Spearman will be glad to fit know that, he was able to bi a?, hi; t 1 post of dntv at the Exchange bank t 1 iho next <i.iv at er his arrival home. j ? Dr. and Mrs. p. II. McCraokin arc 1> spending this week wi'h relatives .it f .'? iy a:nberg Herald. a \V. H. Wise, a live stock dealer of Little Mountain. was in Lexington , l buying mules f^r the British govern- ? . ment.?Lexington News-Dispatch. Mr. Wise i.s a live live stock dealer. j \ i c< Riser left Sunday for; !: Newberry to attend the Lutheran : ^ [ summer scihool.? Lexington News-: I [ Dispatch. ; ~7" > Dr. R. H. Folk spent several day? ' * 1? ? last week visiting friends in Belton.? j 1 , Lexington News-Dispatch. - Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wert* spent | r I the w-crc-end with her sister, Mrs. \mm 1 | ?lii?h. of Newberry, and attended ;mmm r | children's day exercises at. Ebenezer : I ? j church.?Indian Creek cor Saluda I F Standard. ; ' Mrs. Joe Boozer and girls visited a' ! : j Pierce B^oozer's of Newberry county : - Sunday.?Indian Creek cor Saluda Standard. i , | SPVrUL NOTlt KS* > For Sale at Once: Being drafted and i leaving Monday will sell at a bar -. g^n 1917 Iford Touring Car?^ood j i condition. John iM. Dominick, Pros. i . perity. R. 3; telephone 3721 7-26 ltp ? ? ------ p STR.H MAKE:?A small gray mare i with ;brown specks over body, has ' .K r\s\+\ 4-rt 1 r r\ ? T nAli/iA ^ C VflTrrhflrrr k ^1 UCCI1 LclA.C up UV Jiunvg ui a *.j ? ner can have same >by calling u ^hief Rodelsperger, paying feed * :v md for this ad. 7-26 It J Scrap Iron and Brass Wanted. Will ; I pay higrhest price. Langford an1 I Bushardt. , 4-23 tf ? I' N I "Th . i I I Picture this exauis.te cabinet in worthy medium for the musical: i * Cai GILDER i t > f F [E GREAT that looses the I< ears S MFTCHJCAS & ( 0.. successors , o X. P. Mitchell ^ Co., will con- , in<:e the business at the same >laces in Xewberry. The people ! :no\v where to for fine candies,' ruits. ice cream, fountain drinks : a:I ?' very thin- elsv k^pt in an up-j v store of ihicharacter. -10 n i ' Arc in the Market for lumber. We: vi11 pay cash for rough lumber or : vili trade dressed lumber for rough, j :ee us before selling. Newberry i .umber Co. 7-16 4t j : Pure Hred P.ij Type Poland China : Yizs for sale. W. P>. Franklin. '-!?) 3tD Our Automobile Tiras { ARE GUARANTEED FOR 5,000 Miles AVERAGE LIFE 7,500 Miles r 1 .1 Af aa 1 r a cost or less tnan $o.uu | er 1,000 miles, for a 30 >y 3 1-2. Come and see hem. P.E.Way I Druggist j hone 158, Newberry, S. C. i This jLIAM AND M was selected fnom t Candidal vhy you can feel satisfied that :ory Model in this exquisite wai it beautiful model of its period. ifferent sketches were submitt rs. After careful inspection tw >inets w?re then actually const ig sketches. And finay a jurlly i meant considerable trouble ai stence upon perfection which e EW ED] e Phonograph With a Soul your drawing room. A triump masterpieces it interprets. f/ at our store and inspect it. A, r"%TO\/ A T1 Aunnv^i MI Sk WEEKS CO / J a 1 m juugdic lit paddi ? ? ' f OPKH.V HOI'SE VdMRXX. Friday, July MMi:. \ AZIMOYA in "TOYS OF F\TK." ? -Special Feature ? Prices: Adults, children under ? 12. 1." cents. ^ Saturday, yaily :27. | The 12th episode ot* WTHK WOMAN 1> Tin: WEB." Also a KEYSTONE COMEDY and a BIG V COMEDY. Monday, /lily 2i). JACK IliniAUDSOy in "HIS ENFMY, THE LAW." % M Timber for Sale?Original forest shorfl leaf pines. Can cut 700,000 feet of^B lumber. Spring and running branch I in midst of timber. Now is the time ^ to get your lumber and cordwood. Good roads. D. E. Schumpert, Newberry, S. C'. I HATE ATTRACTIYE prices to make on cord wood, green or dry, for immediate, fall, spring or summer de ? ?vift KrtfAra irrtn livery. DC sure iu see uciu>c sell. H. 0. Long. 11-23-tf. Silverstret, S. C. A Good Start often avoids a bad . finish?wear giasses in youth if you I nsed them. Jackson. 7-23 It 1 FOH SALE?One Studebaker Touring" Car. Has been run 2,000 miles. In good shape. Apply to P. 0. Box 56, iXewberry, S. C. 7-2 tt M il)V r 4 DIXTI7T ^ Vil l vjmnniji i 2 field of 40 es in purchasing the Official [nut case, you've secured the f id by the country's leading . enty-five were rejected. Fif- *' * ructed, one from each ot the selected the model pictured. id heavy expense. But it's , xplains the quality of [SON h of cabinet-making, it's a __ Q MPANY p V U ~ > M LC J ion and revenge? 15 cents , 25 cents \ i