The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, August 06, 1918, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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IMr. S. S. Curry came up from
"Branch ville last week to visit his
daughter .Mrs. [ohn Swittenberg.
Messers. Olin Cousins and Thomas
Hayes left last Thursday for the
Charleston Xavv yard, having heen
called there. They enlisted for the
aiavy aDoui a montn ago.
(Mrs. W. A. McSwain and little son
George are in the city on a visit to W,
A. McSwain, the insurance commisssioner,
with their cousin, Mrs. Mc.
Carley, from Newberry.?The State, 1.
Mrs. Van Smith returned last week
3rom Birmingham.
Mr. R. E. Leavell motored to Gaff
"Hey last Monday with IMrs. Leavell
and the children. He returned on
Tuesday, his family remaining for a
"visit at the home of Mrs. Leavell's
father. They were accompanied to
Gaffney by Miss Laura iFolger, re-,
turning to L^r home there after a
"visit to her sister.
!Mr. H. H. Evans attended the meeting
of the State Bar association in
'Spartanburg last week.
Irwin Quattlebaum Watkins, who
volunteered to go to San Antonio,
Texas, as foreman stevedors, left last
Thursday to report for duty. j
Mr. TV". H. 'Blats returned last week
from a pleasant month's vacation,
wnich he ?pent in Columbia and Atlanta,
most in Atlanta. He is looking
so well we know he enjoyed it. He
grained five pounds.
iMiss May Bushardt spent several
"days last week at St. Paul's with her
cousin, Mrs. F. A. Boland. ;
Rev. and iMrs. J. W. Carson left
last Monday for New Concord, Ohio,
to atttend the Young People's convention
of the United Presbyterian
-church. !
Pro? Nathan Aull and family arc
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>Ayir. J. i-i. AUU airy, vajjuuj.
Ninety Six cor Greenwood Tournal,
"31st. Mrs. E. iH. Aull ani\two little
' sons are also visiting th$re.
Mrs. Frank Boozer and little daughter
Elizabeth were in the city. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Schenck and
little Jane stopped over in Spartanburg
last week to visit Mrs. Schenck'g
mother, Mrs. A. C. Jones, on their
way to the mountains.
Mrs. J. W. Crosland and children
left yesterday morning to visit relatives
in Newberry.?iPee Dee, BenTaettsville,
Advocate, 1st. They arrived
and are at the home of Mrs.
Crosland's parents, Clerk and Mrs. ,
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It took months tc
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2000 people whc
3000 horses wer
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Jno. . Goggans.
'Miss Mary Louise McLaurin re- j
turned last Friday from a visit to i
her aunt, Mrs. C. M. Wilson, in New- )
berry.?Mrs. C. M. Wilson of New- |
berry is visiting at the home of her ;
mother, Mrs. iM. L. Kelly Bethune
cor Camden Chronicle, 2nd.
W R. Smith from Whitmire, S. C ,1
is now overseer of the cloth room of ,
T>~~>;ngton, (S. C.) Mfg. Co.?.Mill '
News. ' ;J **'j
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Smith, Jr., of j
Chappells passed through the citylast
night on their way home from a ;
stay at Hendersonville.?Greenwood
Index, 31st.
Mr. Kenneth ,N. Baker, son of Mr.
and !Mrs. K. Baker, is one of a number
of students of the iUniyersity of South
Carolina selected to take the special,
a 1 131 rt f f m ry f i C
\ raining v.uui ac at r miiouuig m?o
summer. Mr. Baker has left to bework.
He will be a member o? ,
the -sophomore class next year.? j
Greenwood Journal.
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SP^fUL NOTH If*
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A Frst-Class man or woman agent j
for Newberry county. New selling ,
plan. Particulars and samples fres j
Champion Specialty Co.. NeVberrv, j
S C, Box 246. . 8-6 tf '
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contains nr? alnohnl arsenic no* 1
other poisonous drugs. 8-5 tf
Cedar Shingles another car just received.
Summer Bros Co. 8-5 2t
CEMENT?Fresh car just arrived.
Summer Bros. Co. 8.-5 2t
Machinery Oils and Greases?prices
lower than you can 'buy elsewhere.
See us before you buy. Summer
Bros. Co. 8-5 4t
"WANTED?An experienced saleslady
to begin work September 1. Globe
Dry Goods Company, Newberry.
7-0 tf.
Come in and let ns show you the new
four cylinder 8-16 tractor. Johnson
McCrackin Co. 7-30 tf
.jiisi rct'ejiuu car or riacKne.v uuggies |
Johnson McCrackin Co- 7-30tf |
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Xew Arrow Cotton Tires. JohnsonMcCrackin
Co. 7-30 tf
Scrap Iron and Brass Wanted. Will
pay highest price. Langford and
Bushardt. 4-23 tf
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Concerning th?
iK/orl in ralifnyniA
co-ordinated playing of 30,OC
> make and represents the exp
grid's first naval battle?the fa
especially constructed for the :
fifty distinctively different co
ostume the Siren of the Nile v
5 do not appear en the screen
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e used in 1it 2 oa^iie ana aeser
were consumed by the armies
PRICES?Ch
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Tuesday, August *>.
BUSHMAN AM) BAYNE
i;s
-social quicksands."
Wednesday, August 7
EDWARD EARL
in
"ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS."
Also the 20th and last episode of
"THE EAGLE'S EYE."
Thursday, August S.
WM. DESMOND
in
"CLOSING IN"
Terra cotta Pipe?car just arrived,
all sizes. Summer Bros. Co.
8-5 21
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Timber for Sale?Original forest short
leaf pines. Can cut 700,000 feet of
lumber. Spring and running branch
in midst of timber. Now is the time
to get your lumber and cordwood.
Good roads. D. E. Schumpert. Newberry,
S. C.
I HATE ATTRACTIVE prices to make
on cord *vood, gr^en or dry. for immediate,
fall, spring or summer delivery.
Be su/a to see me before you
sell. FT. 0. Lonz.
11-23-tf. Silverstret, S. C.
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enditure of huge sums for the
;attle of Actium?and the first
naval battle scenes, and later b
stumes. Bf^ore and during th
rears a complete 3et of jewelswere
active in the work of pro
t scenes.
of Rome and Egypt.
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have sufficient fori
service on other th;
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be able to serve yo
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ments and send col
you are busy or ha1
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conditions brought on bj
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in a cash basis.
aing away with this exp<
a better and at lower co
le time and work to pos
lectors out, who are apt
iren't time to see them.
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rill not keep any ledger,
sur desire and intentior
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cessories will be [
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st ledgers, mail stateto
fall in on you when
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files or tickets of any
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on Miss Bara's costumes.
Hders, and the like.
about 2 hours. I