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tm?mmmmmurni i mum+i mrnmm i ( PERSONALS. \ Mr. and (Mr?. Paiil E. And?rson an(I Paul, Jr., returned last week from A -hevilie. k Mr. and Mrs. !>. L. Hamra returned ^ last Friday from Philadelphia aft^r a deli htful visit to their sons r* or>-i Mr: T T"> "\ T nn'i r^^nto^PfT to Chappells Sunday to see M-. anu Mrs. A. P. Coleman. They were accompanied by M'.sses Florence Bowran and Ocrie Grifrin and Mr. Doag* Is" Hornsby. Rev. "Wilmct. G. Holmes and family / left Laurens Wednesday for Sapphire, X. . Mr. Holmes has been granted a month's vacation by his congregations. There will scb cerdmglv be no service at St. Luke's Episcopal church until the second Sunday afternoon in September. T*~ * IT -* T-y.- )<? ' r;*'. Aian-'u rrr, v,c.:;n - pounds, just twice too much fo~ rctive duty under Uncle Sam, was put > cri the limited list bv the district board. If his big body was trimmed to the capacity of his willing spirit, good old '"I'nc Sam" would have another fine soldier to help keep the rol ey-Holders 3Ieetinjr. 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 court house. A scod attendance is |jS desired as an effort to organize a |S live stock association will be made a* the clase of this meeting, w -R. T. C. Hunter, W L. T. Eptiiiff, President. f Secretary. ISIBLE BIFOCAL LENSES save you from the ^^Sibarrasment of two rmr of Sneetacles. Bifocal lenses combine far and near vision in a ksingle pair. " ' t > s rhis is well worth your Consideration. Let's 9 \ w ^ 4 ^ talk over their merits. *V ' -J L Miller Tires ISiL Have Given to Motordom the ^kirst Uniform Tires iiariRES are mostly hand work. Mm ^ They differ as the men who ISl?- make them. ifllf^r ?y creating a body j$w~\ IAaster tire buildA ers,* Miller has rid SiliM :i'f\ their tires of "human lllll? ' \ V fe variables." llt'll^r ! & ?i The average personal efficiency of ||V fw?^ j i m| these master builders I" $! is 95 per cent. H I The tires they build fc* 1 r ' fjt are 99 per cent ex KPk-M ceilem- L?ss man E : one in a hundred calls t 1 ,/' for adjustment. $wi ?2t a set todayW7 Experience for yourself what Miller Uniform Mileage is k i <-l T T St* or ifaie dv . E. Way, Druggist fcne 158, Newrbery, S, C.1 | Huns on. Willi am Leitzsev of r<~1 maria is a'so in the same b >at with Marion. The others going with then: ; pere put among the regulars ?.Ir. William Coleman, president c 1 ?he Glen.-I ov.-ry Manufacturing com! puny of Whit mi re. was in the city Friday on business. Mr Coleman ^ 1 ' * <->. 1 /J /-N /-i irv ?\ ^ C 1 \ . "U ^ _ a i. ;'i mo \\ n^oe <?90(?s v\vo ^oir:~er^^te'! - !i z fin? poem rnproduot-rf !n the last issue of The Herald end Xews. Dr. '0. ?-T Sibert came up from Columbia ptu! is visiting in the city. y.r. Chas. E. Summer has receive! a card which tells him tint his son Forrest, b" s lander1 on the cthor shore. presuniabK* in Italy, as the ilf'th tiivisi-n iv in that eountrv. ?T~. 7?. H \W?3ock of the T"nivers-_ ty T-aininrr camp s^eut the week-en:! here. "Messrs Otis 7^omin:ek and Eugene Williamson of Camp Jackson were 1.1 th? cit.y for the week-end. Richard Juilen is spending a week or two in Laurens county at. the ho^e of his aunt, Mrs. "\V. F. Wrigh*. ; Pr. A. J Bowers returned last week ; from R^ck Hill, th^ YvTir>throp Sum; mer school having closed Mr. V L. k" r'l of Cflrpo S?vier sn^nt th? w^ek-end at hoT'e. : Rev. rl. TV'. Whitaker o* Gree7e~ Z /v T TM% TT7^o ! A * / > ?> *1 VIM" 'c; vivr'!JH ,?n :i inr.tri anu ofbor relative5? in Xpwberry. i Edward Ogmnhell and fsniily. Fourth ?+rf^t. h *e FT".? to iXoh^^tv i tn snerd the week amor? relatives.? I Jpmes D^rhv ?rid wife. Qe'-ond stree*. ? ! lef4: on Saturday to vi?it anions: relfriends in Xev"v*erT"'" and c'i'rronndiTi? cp^mnnitv.?Mis^ Hatt'e Tohn?on and Fessie Parity of XeVvberry are vi^'tins: relatives in Oh-niT>ia<?venne.?Fl^'e and P.qvnond "Willomid from Xewh^rrv ?aturd?v to pr??nd reveral days with their pon^ns. (^ot,v ?>nd T>cw?v Parhv, and ; nthc Natives.?Olympia notes in SMT,dny\s State. ; TTerrn^n, the 10 ,vo?r ^1r? of Mr. : i ] D T F"OT*irVn. fell rff a v-^o-nri las* We^ne^dav and broke bis ! riebf nym "between the elbow and j <*v?o"^dT. ^n**. .T AT T\""bTar s^t the bro"kon frTn n^fl the little boy is geti t.?r? on ?11 ?*ri?bt. i Mrs! T5J. TV Wert a ar?d children and Kate Barr of Prosperity are | T-i-vt.inor hov ci<?ter. Mrs. K. Baker.? Mtes Mary B^Ve1* bas returned from 1 ? T'^it rp^tivpq iPr^cD^ritv and Vo^flr-rr?f;rp?'nwn^'l Index. Mi*s Rr+b W-'iVipQ^n is s^endinsr T-o<iV_pr?fi irj Veviberry witli fr'onds.? Gv^ciTvrAorl journal. | att-c. at Huiet went to HTnion 1 'o"* wno1* Ao visit, her son. Dr. M. D. ; pXat. T^p C^fqfp at- nrd 'M'c. O O, Sale and son have returned ffom visiting r-?iotivpc.jn ?alrda. -*i03, ^uor? pnrl little Mary [" T -*4-li^io'un NPro?T)erity are guests i 0e Mr^. iT/icc-o Wrav in Wheeler i <;+T.or?+?STiqrtarbur0, Tournal. >t?(5 ,torno? Larv"KQ"t "^rv?ri spent ? fr>Tc dov? last with he- par^r\ta "\T-r and Mrs. William P. Hous^??7 i~t H?,v,r>*r>n s*rp?t. Mrs. Brvi a114 f>oni Gr^nvi1'e. i?Vre she* had heen with Captain 1 chp it; r?0'v in hsv.muo. "r r>-i q v:ei* + r> 1-ji" * "- <^? t;Mt*T?> y?r? B. Hoiiseal. after fever?! d<ivs ^psnt i ;n \sw York citv.?The State. i ' Mrs. fi ?; Cannon has returned to Columbia after having spent a week vor more at Prosperity, where she vis? 1 ; ited her sister-in-law. Mrs. M. H ^oozer, and other relatives and f'-;?r?ds.? The State. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. K. i-jaK^r ami .'h^ \Toyy Baker have returned from Xewberry. whee they attended the Sun, nav school institute which wa<* conducted there at Xe wherry college. The atendance was good and the work : "ery fine. Mr. Baker said.?Greenwood Index. . Mr. E. H. Livingston has moved to the house. 11241 Hrnt Ptreet. lately occupied by Mr. Henry Caldwell. Mr Chas. P. Pelham of Macon. Ga., district manager of Liggett & Myers, Tobacco company, spent the weekend in Xewberry with bis parents. Dr. and "Mrs. W. E! Pelham. for the first tiroe "in two >eais. ;i:o were rnighly glad to see the genia! Charley. Mr. and Mrs. Sligh Wicker, Miss Ethel Seybt and little Misses" Xellic Rae and Alma S^yot spent 'he weekend HT"Laiirens county at the home of Mr. TV'. F Wright and family, motoring in Mr. Wicker's- car. They were accompanied home ^y Miss Hallie Wright for a wek's visit to the hospitable home where sh>bearded while teaching Central school last year. Miss Dorothy and Masters Paul air1 Walter Dennina: hav? ned fron> a visit to relative? at 7>enso^. X. 0. Lt. X. ,T. Cromer, on hi? way froir J Camp Tackson. after ?7?enai<:.? several ,-Tavs hi Xovher-v ~ ^ father. "^Tv av "p_ Cnn-or l'-f* ~*' **n'?nfo" the Training- school on Tire f"1** Artillery officer? at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. | ?To?srs. George Y. -Hunter, Jame6: 1 N. :McCaughrin and J. Y. Jcnes, as a community labor board, will act ir- - t>?nt capacity under the Federal La- gjj bor bureau, the appointments bavins g come through the offices of the bu- ? Polyr*b''n B p, f vnnipr aH *1 K rat Carolyn Cromer will leave today fo** jp . Plv? Ri(li?e. X. C\. to he sons two K weeks. Mr. R. A. Matthews of Greenville |1 spent Wendesdav h?re with Mr. Vrilliam fohn?on. his relative bv mnrri- ?2 fcW o rr Pjj % Mr. .Tames "Povce ??Jeore is at Pcmp J?3 TTfIT^ SJCTJCI. X. Y., ^ a ^erihT of <"*o r) "ifrfj n m re'?nitron tnin. S1 s1 r/ d-^sion. II M'-'V >-?-? o c; W P"pV]'{ar.c-p}-) rf R|Lai?reus county spen1 Taes-'lay v/ith |jj "-T?rr 1 "\T "RoW^^S ^ \Tr aitI A T v~ C ** 1 cr>? o*irl ' ' ' wprjt to "\Tor?1"v r^fl tO";lv ill p Pipi*i Jr> ''C ^V") Jack" is a jjy? f"r Aof 'T)1j>r"0 4Vr>?vj pll "VT^ j^j Carlson spy? 'f yci w^Tjt- fo ?c<* 0 c,oT>r) don't r c*t ta1*' a Kb hack. || "\Tisc; f>an-nO0 .T0,1?S h"!5* T*Pt ! to? f'oii n visit irj Or^ershoro. X. C . OTMI m T c; e <",otv)f>ri-> Tpr^ocr n? ^ <;f-> CI" Eg '.-: y'fjativxr JiA" p;Tnt'5< til? MlSSC? S"^ To->i" o + 11 OA Tr>Vi ?' * to1"*n pt?oof @6 MS Viccjoq A ^ 1 To r? ra5i ^nr'o'fon t'**^ r^r,p+ + ,?* " irlc: pro y'cif. tv* s 1 "* *c jg^ in0' Miss Colio Ble?sp. ~TVq; T T p.lfllo^V Pn'1 T*."** 'V,rOtll<sr' s ppv^DJi'fj "VToor"1 l%n+^i Tvon^ to bb ColnpibiM bosrn*p1 Tnps'T^v fr> mS fho r^ynOT'?l1 of Prjpnoy'" pn?' Jffl tonsil^. 7n addition"1 ^Tr?. ^I^lorv HI to nn/'^o-o ?n f!r?n,,')t'On fo" *v,9ci+o?'l- k% ^'X TW r>TVr"1 +o tT*? 0 ' .'"'HI T-> riPr)-'f 3 1 V,- Mr. P^lck pnrl Miss fiH iiof'o ?i'T^oY>o. * *? * . i ">^05 ^Trivv"* S'n."^ ''PM T)Gr,o- Q.TV1 faftr piopQ lu*1?? "VTi?s Mary Alio*-* Hinrt. lo -ivill return to'lnv from their r>]pa=nnf gg v^it to relatives in Sumter and A Kingstree. j tie \Ti??S inrnp; Ciffkc; f| r? rl ATlCCS y"T>(>rOth V g] -r?nr>n?n'r p*"* riip r^'iP^tc; of Frlith jg ir? Columbia. Thav v*'ll al^o v' visit friend^ in ^'ewherrv before retrrnins: hom?.?Charleston American th \Tf "D T (-) ?-) r?f T^1J>r?kvilln "Pornwell ^orntv. ??? visiting his ?ov. v "*?* . t> c. Povlston. He is p^nwpin- dj iprl V>i<^ <yrq r? fj?0*l T g( ! "\fpc:c;r<! OflTriorort. Rr^ Foil- e? v?r?v Pn^ ToTin TR^bprt- sjI F-on motored to ColMmbifl rvTon/'aw nrvt v>i'toH pari TaoVson. The boys sav ei the eamn is worth seeing now. w i Me?-**s D'Hard qnd 'Xonb OxriQr pf w ; cou^+v were in 'Xewb^rry ?n re Tuesday. Thev movpd from this 'ta ' rn^**iv years aa:o. > rr Misse5 "R^th and VpII "Rn^Of ltpvp of retnrnpd home af ** ^ ie=itir>sr rela+fv^t . tr i fV f'-os1? Hin prifi whitmire. Their Ci j mncMT) TT'Cf! P,f>n,>ol? P.pcor of Wh't- ; ?l rv'rp <" ?)t-?ip hmif, v,*'th t^om?Als&ry S pp~ 'fi^ppn w^od Tth]pv. 2?*h. I aj | fori o-j?pccrr<n r> F"~?d H. T~)nmin/ir'k pr " i! ^ vicifor in O^P?nwPO(i tti : ?*ffprppon. hnv'riar ^omp nr> in Vn<; rnr l i * i ; fro-rr) Xp\.vhp~T"v. He stn^pd that hp 1 (~i i h^d ho^nn active rnrpnni^n for rp.. i Aie^tion. Ho was accompanied by ; pj Col. "R. H. Aull.?Greenwood -Tour-1. nal, 29th. ; ' ! fy jir f' < n<r c i vr> *~j i ROFI* jfi 1 Talfp in "ftprlin via America"' at h ' : S I ir fin ^oiise Friday. Featuring { , * : r; i Francis Ford. The main attraction . ! Ci next week will "be Theda iPara as ; ^ i "Cleopatra.*' Other attractions for ! i the week ir. a remarkably strrn? ar- j ! rav will he Bushman and Bavne. Fd| ward Earle, William- Desmond and f. j O Tori a Swanson The latter was ' seen Thursday in '"'Station Content." I Two colored women. Elizabeth ! ' Vouncr and Anny Ma Farrow. were he. j ! fare our rpcor'lnr Wednesday, 'lAr-1 f i _ beth for petit larceny. wmcn cosigner j $2". and Anr.v for assault and ? 1 * . : S creating disturbance, costing her i The whit? physician4* of the county ^ will meet Friday afternoon at coun- p ! oil chambers at o'clock. The call i 1 is made by the State Council of De- ! j c fense for the p'^rposp givinjr fhe : _ physicians an opportunity to volun- jj tenr their services^ in the war. I You know the Little Mountain re-' 1 union for X^wherrv college takes' t-i ? - ) 11 place today. Firdav. : The 7th of August is? netting nearer ar.d nearer. Tt will he a hig day. A j laree crowd is oxpected to hear the : senatorial candidate?. . j _ y?pr r^cent?vg "n^ ' V^ehant child- { ij ren, Agent Frank R. Hunter has ?o!d ; vvhat ;s known as the Glasgow place j np?r .Talana to "Wr. .Tno. 0. Xeel. Th'> _ tract contains 300 acre? and is a p i ' ?"K/-? ?? twnnncitinr * . i . . v - 1 j ? i ; r - i ... , , , . T. A. William?. Rev. A. vr. Brown . ' am] l*1, ??*??: $ flr^'vr Inve be?!:V selected in a companv cf "0 colored ir,?n to attend a two dnv?* coarse of \ '"q flip l-TITlf! Of ^iffOr- ' ? e^ee between a bed of violets ?.ndv3 P' ?](] of for. iv-r the T>r"! v-J p o;1 v/it1-1 ''^"'1. Hnyne !. ' el Abrams. a s'iccess?' ] farr.'er p.n'T rc dose observer. has all along been ; v sayin? that the red spider, which is ! ? < getting in its deadly work and devas- j X i taling some cottton fields, come:, [ h; H SI &? 1' iN it* si as If H H m S| I ^ r< raa 1 %M M. JLdJL Uu \ii!m^J& - ..,33*3 m I W% ? 1 I I * ? | g lb vim A S iSi ^ P? ^ p| jpj H *?J N Hi' BMm 1 : H is* # & i f>? i? s Kenu ^ GJUzz&J' V^SS^ ?ijS i.nt ri-A ?1 H m -- ? i ?= 1 Showing Conti: >?? i) w^-fr^aerarc'rrwiry.-y^-y ^cvwwwrgiUJUu. I HiLi !' wjmt. o:n those same beautiful little vio- i wircn tno ia?:es ?o wen love ic* , :e fringing their front yards. Mr.! brams has been inspecting cotton ; ilds in going through the country id finds that where the red spider ' doing the damage there are violet j in rlose nroximitv. and that j here there are no violets near by j ie cotton is all right. * The 106 colored men for Camp >rlfi\vorth leaving Newberry Tues- ' ip afternoon had a large crowd to ! ) along with as there were 14 coach- ; ; rolling in from Columbia with 600 Doard already. The crowd at the I ?""ot. to see them off was large and ; ithusiastic, and the departing men | r, ?!1 i?i fi-iiQ cm'ri'fc frorvtln'ncr I cc;-i ; n ii 11 OJM IU), iu? vi Twaui^ ?. as orderly. The colored Red Cross j ipresentatives, as well as everybody j iking: part in the farewell gathering, j ade a good impression. The colored tizens of Xewberrv are patriotic, aining at the University of South arolina, Columbia. August 1st an ' ^d. in order to be prepared for a tate-wide campaign of two weeks' %icng t7ieir people on d'fferenf dirVse~. The reliction was made- by ie State Council of-Defense. JThe congregation of the Lutheran hurrh of' the Redeemer raised i2". 0.0 in n fi>w minutes' Sundfrv in??:nor (.]1urr}1 Belt Cooper, colored, pleaded guit* on trwl.l'is+ Thursday f";r carry:g corcealed weapons. He raid the ne, $20. . j A protracted meeling will begin at j myrna next Saturday, with preach- ! lg at 11 o'clock, old time. The ?ac- j jment of the'Lord's Slipper will be e'ehrated on Sunday morning at 11. ! 'inner will be served on the grounds ' t 1:00 o'eloek. There will be anther sermon after the intermission , )r dinner. The meetings will be ontinued through the week following, reaching at 11 a. ra. and S p.m., all Id lime. Rev. T. P. Burgass will sr:i?t the pastor. Rev. T. C. Croker. Hon. Goo. S. Mo war has returned rom Atlantic City, X. ]., looking vel^I. is many friends will a.11 be glad lo ee.. He saw his son. Cart. Frank B lower, at Cnmp Mills, near Alineola, Y.. who is now with the American 'xTieditiona i"t' Forces. They are rr-fusing <1 7.~>.00 for milch ows at Jalapa. That part of th<o rc-id is a fco~ 1 place in v/.iLh t'-s ve. The Kind's Daughters will hold a umrnage sale next Saturday under lie portico or the old court house. ITKATE SODA just received. Order promptly as stock is limited. 'Sum er 'Bros Co. S-2 It IX CANS and canning supplies. Can all you car.. Summer Bros. Co.' S-2 It. 01* SVI.l Ford F.o-ulster :r. good shape, will sell or exchange for Touring Car. F. T. Dominick, Sa_ voy Hotel Bldg. 2-2 Itp OTFCK F FLECTION IX PO.tl UM \ S('I?ftoL IUSTKKT NO. '2('. Y/here: '.n-Mh-rd of the re?idcn* oct.or i like proportion r^the isid ' iolders of the nge'cf in the Poimria ::hooI \,. Ur Vr>. Z:) of the county of ewberry, State of South Carolina j ive filed a petition; with the county j n fe f k m m rn ij ?; if & m m m m * pf fesrl BS H m ? l?g ^ B vm. .% x^ .vVb ?j? ^Vri 2?^ fr'-r' & hi ^ ^ Js.^suas^ <&? ^ 0 ?&gsza IN qco.>1J> ^ese Children under 12 y< Adults nunuslv from 4:00 " 1 ?. if..?? Board of Education of Xefrberry County, South Carolina, petitioning and requesting that an election be held in said School District on the question of levying' a special additional Jax of four - (4) mills on the taxA ' * - i. ^ * /I iff a Die propsriy wiinm uie sum maun,-. Xow. therefore. we the undersigned, composing the County Board of Edu cation for 'Newberry County. SAi'e South Carolina, do hereby order the Board of Trustees of ihe Pomaria School District Xo. 26 to hold an election on the said question of levying: an additional special tax of four (4) mills to be collected on the property located in the said School District' which said election shall be held a' R. H. Hipp's store in said school dis trict Xo. 26, on Tuesday, tlieV20th day of August, 19lS. at which said e'ection the polls shall be opened at 7 a. m. and closed at ^ p. in. The members of. the Board of Trustees of said School District =hall act as managers of said election. Onlv such electors as reside in said school district and return re*?] or personal property for taxation, an'! who exhibit their tax receipts and registration certificates & required in general elections, shall be allowed to vote. Electors favoring the levy of such tax shall cast a ballot containing the word '"V'es^" writ+en or printed tbereon, and each elector opposed to such levy cast a ballot containing the word "No'* written or printed thereon! Given under our hnrids and seals tliis the 1st day of August, 1018. 0. M. WILSON. (L. S.) 0. B. CAiXNON. CL. >SO .T. M. BEDEXBAITGH, (L. S.) County Board of Education for Newberry County, S. C. V I a The best i Carload ju Better get before the | May not | other loac 3 * ' rj U1I1C. wammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmammmmmmarnmmtmm 1 / i' I fl i ^ 1 * I * W ^ <2^ fpj ^2 \ ^ jl I (T* /' ears - 15 cents 25 cents -:- 1 ~ ? P. M. to 11:00 | ! ! WII ? mr.wiviBian ? n i?-n , im THAT MORNING LAMENESS. / If you are lame every morning, and A~ suffer urniary ills, there must &e a / cause. Often it's weak kidney^. To strengthen the weakened kidneys an-.l overt more serious troubles, use Down's Kidnev Pills. You can rely on Newberry testimony. W. L. Cramer. S Player St., Newberry, says: "Kidney trouble came ori me suddenly. I was taken when stooping by a sharp pain in my* bac'-: ?'nd it rlevpJrTj^d p ^tean". duU pain. Dizziness also added to my / mise-y and T would find it hard to stand at times. I felt tired and al? worn out and mornings I was so lame and sore. T could hardly go. My head ached and it made me fee! miserable. With all this, my kidneys didn't a2* as they should a*-*] the spr-~et:on^ were highlv colored and refill in passage. I heard cf Doan's Kidney p;lls an/1 a purely at Way's Drur Store. T only had to use .them a short time when I was greatly,relieved and/continued use cured me." qt all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs.. Buffalo. X. Y. v. p. ir, The Young People's Missionary Rand of the Church of The Redeemerwill meet Sunday ,-evening at 2:30. Cornelia Mayer. Sec. "notice. \ i The hns: ordinance passei <by the City Council permitting one ho r t0 ke kept on each 1-4 of an acre will bo rigidly enforced and those who wish - to keep hogs must see that they have ; thp reouired amount ?f space before they get their permits. L M. Player. It Health Officer. reagana???m?amm *mmn ? i m ' / I ' 7 / \ made. ? i ist received, i yours now :y are sold, - > have an- : 1 for long ?