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TOCiuay, j Jicio'SO? B ^ S ? - ?r a*. u<^ J-k ueiuw arc suit many to ment Clothing and Si kDepartment -Mohair Suits, $17-50 values at IIB Palm Beach Suits, $12.50 values ||B Palm Beach Suits, $10 values at HP Keep Kcol Suits $13.50 values a HHt Keep Kool -Suits, $16.50 vali Boy's Wash Suits in white and 1 at $1.00 an( ( I Boys GPalm Beach Suits, $7.50 at Boys Palm Beach Suits, $10.00 Boys Keep Kool Suits at .. $3.98, $4,98 an( Boys Extra Pants, Khaki, Palm Serge and fancy Worsted at 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1 Straw Hats Less Than Half 500 iMens Straw Hats, Sailors * Straws, etc. All shapes, wo to $2.50, sale price Men and Boys $1 Straw Hats Boys 75c Straw Hats reduced Men and Boys soft Hats at 39a rBovs Poros Knit lUnion Suits, 7 uesat : Fried chicken, ham and pound cake will be on hand at the picnic when : the Little Mountain reunion in the interest of Newberry college is held B Fridas Go down and forget politics J for the time being. ? ^ ^S/sS^SHS v?Sti^^ML g i will help ft&idymi' ? I \b* I Food Administration. j i. 'tv Tater ahi't skeerin' up a ; su:;z, wen he say we alls mus' eat , s: wiicat en less meat en save all | ; U\t en sugar we kin. We has jist j , ct tcr feed dat big army er fightin' j fct'ier boys, en we kin do hit by eatin' ! j jght smart n .o' taters en garden sass I - - ii-i ? ~ j 1 V f I) baim iliit uau cu game ouu ci . pork and beef. Ef we alls don't i frm ter feed dem sojers right now : we'll be feedln' somebody 'fo* long i ?ja it won't be ua. . N. - Pol'cy-Holders Meeting. r* The policy-holders of the 'Farmers Mutual Insurance Association will meet in annual session on August 3rd, at 11:00 o'clock, a. m. in the : i court house. A good attendance is j desired as an effort to organize a i live stock association will be made at j tbe close of this meeting. H. T. C. Hunter, * j L. I. Epting, President. Secretary. j kkjn Lv BjJOIC 1UI I have for s ters Place" < B rrom unitipa u K acres. Will s | at a bargain. | Frank R, p J Ag< le of the Specia ion. Coma earl I Boys Dimity Check Union fiO? value, at Mens $1.00 Nainsook Uni $1* >0 I ^ens Mercerized 'N; ! ion Suits at $ 8.98 I Mens separate shirts and $ 7.50 t $9.50 ies at Mens and Povs work Shi $11.98 50c, 75c, 90 colors, Men and Boys Indigo blue I $1.25 50c. 75c, $l.i values Men and Boys dress Shirt ** m Me. SI. ^ */ v y aw -r values t $6.9S Mens Extra Pants in sun at $1.50, $2.00, $2.50. $3, 1 $8.75 We have just received ne Beach, of Mens Felt Hats at $2.00. $2.50. $3.00, $3JS i.50 op- Our stock is complete in penders, Gloves, SuppO: Price , , . ^ _ and everything in Gen1 5, Soft & ' ? in<?K rtn up ??~..$1.00 at so, ? er speoia: to 25c 10c white Handkerchiefs nd 50c ^ w^jte Qr C0]0re(j b0r( 5c va!. kerchiefs at 39c Soft Collars in v/hite an mmsama bs ?i m*?rf3mK3BmK7a*aarvJSxmKneam*zmmcBKamuex 1 i I Miller Tires Have Given to Motordom the First Uniform Tires TIRES are most)/ hand work. They differ as the men who ! make them. By creating a body : of master tire build- > Ders, Miller has rid their tires of "human sonal efficiency of these master builders are 99 per cent ex- j cellent. Less than | one in a hundred calls i Experience for yourself what Miller Uni- j ^gp^T form Mileage is For Sale by P. E. Way, Druggist j Phone 158, Ne\*rbery, S. C; i ! ?????? | WBBKtBKBtHKtBKBBUSSttKKBKHBBBSBSBStKBBSBKOBKBR n? I! umsjoni ;ale the "Wa- I Dne-half mile I r% ontaming zuu l ell this place ji 5 ; a i > ; I ' , Hunter f; ant I Bargains we s ly for first choi< Suits $1.00 69c 10c Arm Bands at o ^ 0 Pad Garters at on Suits at Mens Palm Beach 0: $2. linsock Un- Mens White Oxfords ** $1.50, $2.<M drawers a-L Mens English Oxforc .Soc to 6'"?c at Men and 'Boys Tenn rts at <iml Sl.rt^t Overalls a* La diss white Oxford CO, $1.75, $? high heels, at ^8c, s at $2,50 asd $3.00. ,25, $1.50 up Ladies white Shoes, heels at $2.00, $2.< imer weight We carry a full line .00, $3.50 up ren Oxfords asd . . . duction on these. ,w shipment Just received 10 c ,0 and $4*00 Shoes for fall?hi Belts, Sus- boots in black, < rters, Ties, mouse, etc?price ts' FurnishDry Good LS Ready-t at 5C ne, iered Hand J-XwJ I?** Ladies white wash d colors at Gabardine at..$1.1 aior^RMMRNacnnHMMaMHBnHJHl J I " | | U. S. FV><1 A*lmi n: s tra lion. i <;r J>r'or icaooir. Deutr ir.u.-.e u.sI se'f migl.tv skeerce en not go proj jickin' roun* whar dere's c-ookln' I groin* on, 'cause a ribbit in n. pot i:s ! er goin' ter look mighty good to mos* ennybody 'fo' long 'count er f ll:s bavin' ter save on meat. 'Sicos folks'll kinder have +er save do wheat flour fer cortip'ny bread made outen dis yere "substitute" fiour. Dat wise ol' owl /Jor.e say riat to win de v/ar you got ter feed de sojer boys dat's doin' de fightln'. Pat's w'at's takin' de wheat c:nea v V ANNOUNCEMENTS. CANDIDATES CARDS. ^ * AX UA VIAf*l/ hl/tll AAel A! vn a^uuiu ui WMC 7 wwow w, printing a newspaper, The Herald and News is compelled to make a slight increase, in its charge for the nomination of candidates: Nomination $5, except that the nomination for magistrates in Newberry, Prosperity and Whitmire will be $3, and in other townships $1.50. Articles advocating the cause of candidates, under the head of "Politi? * * -i i.: ir ...;n u. Cdi /Auvcriiacinciiu, win uc viiai ytu for at the rate of 2.5 cents per ?r,ch. For Railroad Commissioner. T. J. McLaughlin who is a candidate for the office of railroad commissioner is from Calhoun county and a farmer and has served his county in the legislature and will serve the people faithfully if eected to the office he seeks. He will appreciate the votes from the people of iXewberry county. For The Leglslnture. Dr. J. Wm. Folk is hereby announced as a candidate for nomination for legislature. V/ill abide rules of the Democratic party. If honored by nomination promises faithful discharge of the luties of the position. W. B. Roinest is hereby announced as a candidate for reelection to the legislature and will ahide the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary election. T. A. Dominick is hereby announced as a candidate for reelection to the ire offering. w 0 :e. Sale will las _ 20c and 25c White wash WaiJ nly 5c terns at 15c and 25c ? , , I nder (Muslins m cfords at 00. $2,50 and S3. a! marked dow' > at Y>rarner Corsets, ), $2.50 and $8.00 Is, tan and iblack. $4.00, $5.00 $6.00 Ladies Hoi'se Dr is Oxfords at j iOc, 75c and $1X0 Ladies Aprons a at Is, with low or Childrens wash ] $1.25, $1.50, $2.00. We have a full for making su with low or high waists, etc, at. 50, $3.00 $3.50 up We have a full d of sizes <n child- and Silk Taffe Shoes?big re- stripes at $1.2." Fresh stock of I ?all colors an :ases Ladies fine gh and low heel. Buttons, Belts, t rn, grey, field Combs and a $4.00, $5.00, $6 up Ladies Furnish Hosiery for ladii s and chi!drenj** Ladies Hosiery o- Wear at partment . Childrens Hose! Mens Sox, all co Skirts is PK and 1 DO, $1.25, $1.50, $*2 A :big assortment I legislature and will abide the rules \ c ; of the democratic party. 1 | Georee S. Mower is hereby an- j novnced as a candidate for nomina-; < ; tion for the House of Representatives : 1 * " ?inrimafViircr Pri- i 1 i All LiiC ! marv, ar?(l will abide the result of; ! " I ! that primary. H. H. Evans is announced as a candidate for reelection to the legisla- i ' ture and will abide the rules of the ! j Democratic par+y. T i For Probate Judge. Van Simth is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Probate judge and he will abide the rules and regulations' of the Democratic pri- I mary. i W. F. Ewart is hereby announced < as a candidate for reelection to the j office of Probate judge and will abide!1 the result of the Democratic primary, j1 For Magistrate, Nos. 1 and 8. T hereby announce myself as a { candidate for reelection as Magis-: trate for Nos. 1 and 8 Townships and j pledge myself to abide by the rules i~ f . ii Iw K I Those Nerve i Racking I ' i HEADACHES | | Can often be relisved ; t ! by properly fitted ! j I GLASSES I ; i 1st | Better See |j j I j cmmrnammmmammmmm n fm n tmt tmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm j m e f?? 'e have many t 10 days. ?t.fi in ranire of Da?- 1 VcHes, ,00, $1.25, $2.00 $2.51* ?rod rle< lows: i anything you need i prices? White Colored.. back or tront lace Wg jnvjt( )c, *?>c, and JtliOO Dji Voiles, esses at $1.25, $1.50 "0 dozen t 50c and $1.?? beaVy $1.00 np Dresses at ."0 dozen line of white goods at. mmer dresses, shirt. ... 12 l-2c np tt? 6-)c I'MUR [isplay cf Messalines ta?solid colors and Mens and >, $1.50, $1.75 and $2 las, str tibbons just received at d widths Fancy an at Tandkerchiefs, Laces, complete line of A lo *ng8' white, others es, misses, boys ani special ,, , 50 dozen in black and white ... at l.?f! up it ..15c, 25c anti 8oc , ^ iou do Iors at Goods ar idc, 2?c? oOCj <flC loss th : of white and colored mills. )f the Democratic primary. Chas. W. Douglas. T hereby announce myself . as a candidate for the office of Magistrate for Townships 1 and S and will abida he rules of th-j Democratic primary. L. M. Player. For Magistrate >~o. 2 Township. W. P. Harris is hereby announced is a candidate for magistrate for No 2 township and will abide the result ? IA.1 ?... For Magistrate >"o, 3 Township. W. D. Rutherford is hereby an1 * ' - A ??/.4 ?tn i . nounced as a canaiaaie ior magisuaifor No. 3 township, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. Magistrate >'o. 4. I hereby announce myself as a can. didate for re-election as magistrate for No. 4 township and pledge mysell to abide by the rules of the Demo cratic primary. R. M. Aughtry. For Magistrate >'o. 6. J. H. Dorroh is announced as & candidate for relectlon for magistrate 01 fliaffaiu j VIMUU1H The best i Carload ji Better get before the May not other loai fimA * ajc I others; too | MMMMaMaMtnaMMaMBMaMwaMMD1 in all ol the different colsigns?prices ranging as fol 13c, 2?>e. ??5c and ?>0c yd lOe. 12 l-2e. 2oc, and 3.?c yd ; your inspection of these 7 Fed Spreads. largs size, quality?priced special at $1.25. $1.75, $2 to $8.50 fine, large sheets, special $3.-5. $1.50 $1.75 ELLAS AST) PARASOLS Women fast black Umfcrelong and durable, special ....$1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 ri hiqr-v Parasols for women. S $1.00 np - _ L Turkish bath towels, all some with colored borders. V in fancy woven designs, at 20c, 25c, 35c, 50c, T5c extra large Huck Towels ( 15c, 20c, and 25c not want to miss this sale ** e being sold in this sale for lan can be replaced at the No 6 townstip and will ftbldt tSl j result of the Democratic primary. For Magistrate Xo. 7. W. P. Allen is hereby announced as 1 a candidate for Magistrate for No. 7 x v;? irrin thp rules lywiisuip auu ten v?.~ asd regulations o? the democratic^ ! . t j primary. r ",-u ? For Magistrate No. 10. i I announce myself a candidate for i reelection as magistrate for No. 10 i township and will abide the rules of ; the democratic primary. i P. B. Eliesor. i j J. A. Kinard is hereby announced ! as a candidate for magistrate of No. , 10 township and will abide the result j of the democratic primary election. For .Magistrate No. 11 ! j H. H. RufT is hereby announced as i ' a candidate o* reelection as magistrate for No. 11 township and will j abide the democratic primary. ?? ? M 35. Richardson is announced aer<s a candidate for election as magis- - trate for No. 11 township and will*E abide the democrtaic primary. waa '"asmade. ist received. irnnrc nnw JF VMA W AAV w jy are sold. have ani for long w jf*a