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WiKELY PKKHO* At Mr. L. T. Mills left this f&orning for a trip of several days to Newberrv an.-] other point* in th-* upper part, of the State.?Camden 'Chronicle, 24t>.. Mrs. W. G. -Me-Cord has returned from a visit, to h?r mother in XewihftTrv Ahhpv5i1o \Tediiim 2fith .Mrs. Jno. C. Higgins of Anderson and Mrs. J. Muldrow of Bishopville are visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Higgins i'he Misses Whitmire of Whitmira are visiting Misses Sara and Bella Stuart this week Coronaca cor in Greenwood Index, 25th. Airs. C. T. Wells and little granddaughter, Ruth Harrell, of Newberry are visiting her son T. M. Wells in Earle street.-^Greenville Piedmont, 25th. Irwin Satterwhite, of the Cruiser f!nliiir>hia has hea Tirf>mnted to firs* class hospital apprentice at the Brooklyn navy yard. After a year's study in the Medical college at Charleston he enlisted in the navy, going to the medical corps, where by strict attention to business and application to his duties he has risen to his present position. This quick progress shows that he is in the indicative ml" J < /* /?T{wlK lllcrhoi" 1UVUU tv VXIUCU # Little Frances arrived home at about 1 o'clock Friday morning. She weighs eight and a half pounds. When .Tohn ;Henrv Baxter came down town after breakfast (doubt if he ate any) he couldn't have told a State nolitical candidate from a Hun prisoner if ne had met one in the big road. John is right am3 has lots of friends to cor^rratnlatp him. We were just trying to think up something nice to say wben here comes the Abbeville Press ar)d Banner announcing the arrival of an eight-pound baby in that town aid that the mother says it 'is the .re: ties baby in the world, and is dr-'ro* nicely, thank vou." which we borrow for this auspicious occasion. ? ^Ir. Abb S'isrh c? Dyson Is a ^usine?f visitor to the city today.?Greenwood Index. 26th. Jennie Clayton Go<iii3.r.d l5? with relatives in Chappells this weelr : ?.Miss 'Ruth Hasor of Donalds an^ little Miss Sara Rasor of Whitmire are visiting their aunt, Miss Ada T"* ~ ~ ^? Uil 1 nA? ArAATi nrr?A/l TT"1 \jiUS5 nui vuj uicc??uuu dex, 26th. I Mr. and GVIrs. Claud Reeder and little Dorothy have returned from a visit relatives in Newberry.? Hodges cor Greenwood Index. Mrs. Riser and daughter of Charleston spent last week in the home ot the former's sister, Mrs. L. B. Anil.?Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Martin and r'aildren of Chappells motored up and spent the afternoon very pleasantly in the home of the latter's fatrer s j) vinos Qnd fninilv.?(Ninetv Six cor Greenwood Index, 26th. 1 Mr. W. P. Metts of 'New Brookland, l^xington county, on a visit to relatives in his former home county of Newberry, was in the city Satur- ' day. It has been 27 years since he moved from this county, but he has ? been back several times on visits. - Mrs. Ella Sligh Burton and son, , Mr. Ross Burton, of Whitmire, Mrs. v Chrissie Sligh McWhirter and daugh - ] ters. Mrs. Kathleen Lipscomb o? Brunswick, N. Y., and Miss Annie Mc - mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmaaammmmmmma | MamMi | PRICES: { I! Showing Contij Whirter, of Jonesville, spent a snort ! while in the city with friends -Friday i f?f*ernoon on their return to Mr:*. , Burton's honie after visiting at Capi. j W. C. Sligh's at Jalapa. JYlrs. T. w. smitn is spending uw i week-en r] in Spartanburg with her j da'ighte^s Mrs. F. G. Wright and Miss j Louise Smith. Mrs. J. H. Bisson of Athens, Ga., is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. M. -Rogers. Miss Pearl King of Columbia is vis. iting at the home of her uncie, Mr. j Er~est Beden'bauijh. After a pleasant visit of two weeks ! to Miss Mary iMoss, Misses Sophia j Wallace and Sallie Herbert, have i stopped in Newberry to visit relatives j before going to their homes in -Spar- j tanburg.?Orangeburg Times and j Democrat, 27th 'Mrs. Andrena Moses has received tViof V>Ck-n enn iniorflmnnt \TftSPS. ' l/l \JL LiiCl 1AV/1 *J KJ XX y 'VXAWfcX V/iUUUV J has arrived safely overseas.?-Sumter { Watchman and tSouthron. Mrs. J. W Swittenbers: entertained a number of little folks Tuesday p. m j in honor of her little visitor. Miss ; Mary Alice Hipp, of iNew.berry.?Wil- ' liamsburg, Kingstree, Herald, 25th. r ^ Next Thursday will be the first of August? and so much to be done before running the clocks back for the short days and lone rights of winter,; . i when coal and wood will have to be bothered with once more. Sorter like , the man yelling to his bov to get up: < "Hey. there, here it is Monday, to- j morrow Tuesday, next day W?dnes- ! day. half the week <>one and nothing done yet.'' \ Specials coming to the opera house, Theda Bara in "Cleopatra," and f F^nois Ford with Edna Emerson in "Berlin via America." The latter , feature picture will be shown Friday. It will he "Station Content'' Thurs- i c'ay af tlie opera house. , - i \OT3l K* FOU SALE?1 new Ford truck;' 1 new Ford louring car. Carolina : Auto. Co. 7-30 2t >VANTED?to buy good second-hand 2-horse wagon. C. L. Wilson, Prosperity, S. C., RFD 3 7-30 It 1 V? ANTED?An experienced saiesiaay to begin work September 1. Globe Dry Goods Company, Newberry. 7-0 tf. If yon want to see betted, see g. c. Cooper, the licensed optometrist. 7-30 2t. A Guarantee of Satisfaction goes with every pair of glasses sold by G. C Cooper. 7-30 2t Dont fail to see Cooper, the optometrist when in need of glasses. 7-30 2t. Come In and let ns show you the new four cylinder 8-16 tractor. Johnson McCrackiii Co. 7-30 tf Gf. . Cooper, the licensed optometrist has had nine years experience in ^ testing eyes and fitting glasses. | 7-30 2t. Jnst received car of Hackney buggies | Johnson 'McCrackin Co. 7-30tf j If your present glasses are not satis- | factory, let Cooper change them? j charges reasonable. 7-30 2t . ...IN... ?% 1719 it via nan Children under 1S ye Adults nuously from 4*00 OPERA HOrSE PROGRAM. [J Tuesday, Jwly 30 | B VIOLA DANA j| *THE ONLY ROAD." Wednesday, July 31. HARRY MOREY and BETTY BLYTHE "TANGLED LIYES.* Also the 19th episode of "THE EAGLE'S EYE." i| Thursday, August ,1. . ll GLORIA SWANSOX "STATION CONTEST." Vew Arrow Cotton Tires. Johnson- 11 Mcfrackin Co. * 7-30 tf 1 Vny one haiing a good two horss 9 farm to rent for the year 1919 with |J good buildings, and pasture, please j| communicate with John W. Senn, a Prosperity, s. ., R. F. D. No. 3. ;B 7-30 2tp . ^ n <1 T3 no c Cf TT nm4-ad TXT5T1 ul 31 rap n un ajiu maaa n am^u? w ah k pay highest price. Langford and |j Bushardt. 4-23 tf ? We Are in the Market for lumber. We 9 will pay cash for rough lumber or f? will trade dressed lumber for rough. ;S See us before, selling. Newberry: g Lumber Co. 7-16 4t * "irr.ber for Sale?Original forest short a * " i. r*r\ r\ a aa p w& leai pines, taa cut /vv.uuu if?i ui ^ lumber. Spring and running branch w in midst of timber. Now is the time y to get your lumber and cordwood. Good roads. D. E. Schumpert, New- ag berry, S. C. ? HAVE ATTKACT1TE prices to make I on cord wood, green or dry, for im- S mediate, fall, spring or summer de- a ivery. Be sura to see me before you S sell. H. 0. Loug. 1 Il-23-tf. Silverstret, S. C. |jj Our Automobile I fires I ! ARE GUARANTEED FOR ! j 5,000 Miles 1 AVERAGE LIFE j| 7,500 Miles I or a cost of less than $5.00 1 per 1,000 miles, for a 30 | by 3 1-2. Come and see | them. f P.E.Way! Drufifgrist Phone 158, Newberry, S. C. j|| ' Ira ? 1 19 | gj ars - IS cents 2S cents P. M. to 11:00 11 :JSM || A 4*< At | 11 jp J S3 5 S 5 j'i^ns'5'w/i U|1 li}j\ll|l|S|B ilia vCUSvill***} , To Our Friends and It has always hi service to all our cu tiro sn?fl fn tal TT V V A V* WW 1>V ?MI On account of < have sufficient fore service on other tha And, too, by do be able to serve you it takes considerabl< ments and send coll you are busy or hav Oar bookkeepe few days and we v/i i r> c if ic n ^ 4-O1 i \Jf JL<*jrJ.i i O i tw ?.c^ V I alike arid ?o show t." i j We will feel gr I patronage, and feel I HAL1 What aj comfort an a beautiful, y /? W e are tea these blous at the spec $3.50 JLJi V j these blous Come in ar *9 1 S ij 8 [ 1216-H220 Mam ; mH5S?33BaH?8J!BEBSBHE i A S-jSaS* ?&11 >m1 * riepairs ana A u 11 ! Patrons: sen our desire to rent stomers, and in order ke, this step. conditions brought on e to conduct oiu busii n a cash basis. ing away with this es i better and at lower e time and work to j ectors out, who are a en't time to see thern r, Mr. Suber, will pro ill not keep any ledge u? desire and intents' le same appreciation ateru! to von for a cc sure you vill like the ? ours very b !?<BA ' ill lei IWAl speals m d looks of t dainty, Gee luring this es in the po ial prices? should pm _ 15 ;es at this id let us sh< values w6 ha ? Street si 1st I s 19 e* 3 I i 3 cuaauiicd HIM ik ;u ~ Ik lerprompt and efficient jjfl to maintain this standard j jjfl by the war we do not |h aess and give you prompt j 3 ^ :pense and work we will cost to you, as you know 11 jost ledgers, mail state- jl i fn fall nn vau I 1 W Jk lAAi iA4 VAA J VM 7 V 7 flH bably be called in next Em r, files or tickets of any'-jjPB ion to treat everybody . :| J for his business 1 >. ntinuance of your valued \ 9 J change. I 1 J i ir** r? nM vur,i\ o ore to the / he ladies than | ^ 1 1 A I srgette blouse/ 1"^ week a bill of Pular shades, | I 1 unao^/ uia^ is special price. |M )w you whatjh Newberry, S. C, jg J