The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 29, 1918, Page EIGHT, Image 8
STENOGRAPHERS DEEDED
-FOR WORK IX WASHINGTON
Stenography has become so important
a war industry, that a nation wide
Srive for 5,000 stenographers and typists
is under way by the U. S. Em
ployihent Service. Every possible a
agency "has been aslted to cooporate to
furnish the desired quota.
Well known manufacturers, including
the Remington, Under^od, L. .
' Smith, Oliver and Royal typewriter
Sirms have placed the facilities of their
ofSces at the disposal of the Employment
Service, and have not noly offered
the use of their machine, but will
^supply examining clerks as well. A
Civil service examiner will be present
'^ett each examination held under the
auspices of the various companies designated.
Many of the foremost colleges ars
' offering secretarial courses, which inRtomcranhr
onrf fvne>xcrittinfr
vawvtxs UUU v^rv?.*.vv.^0.
Stenographers are expected to quality
for one of the three classes:
1.?College graduates, and women of
xride business experience.
Salaries $1,320.00 and up.
?General stenographers?salary
? 4130.00 and up.
3.?Typists and stenographers of
limited experience?salary 31,100
and up.
\ The various departments in Washington
in need of stenographers and
typists will send in each week the
number desired and the FU. S. Employment
Service will pro-rate the assignments
according to the need of ;
Jeach department and the supply which
the Employment Service has on hand.
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women wuu i<t&c iuc v^ivn hjci mw|
"examinations at the suggestion of the
tT. S. Employment Service, are placed
in departments, where civil service is
Required. There are, however,' eigh.
"teen departments of the Government
Outside of civil service, and for those j
'desiring* work in these departments, it j
will be necessary to meetf the qualifi-l
cations outlined by the U. S. Employ-j
f lnent Service.
"Washington offers many attractions
to women engaged in war work. The
Government has appropriated $10,000
to house employees who are serving
the National Capital.
Early in the year, the first of a selves
of residence halls for women will
^be completed. The initial residence
l*afl is being erected opposite thej
Tfniop station, and will afford a home,
tor 2.0C0 women. It will be operated;
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In all colors
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A Shoe for ei
family. Hi|
I gray, tan and
One lot ladies
shoes, pair .
|I Men's work s
|| Can save yc
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I Newberry
on the plan of an apartment hotel.
Each bedroom will have running wa
ter and a commodious closet. The j
furnishings, while not pretentious, j
will be attractive and in keeping:
1
with the latest ideas in interior dec-;
orations .In the meantime many pri j
vate residences are being taken over j
by the government to -afford homes j
for women.
Probably no war capital in the I
world has so many agencies enlisted,
to provide interesting forms of rec [
reation for girls doing government j
work. The activities"' provided ar?j
practically the same as those fonnd I
in leading women's colleges in the;
country. The coramunitv centers ofj
the Washington public schools hold j
dances in the centrally located school j
houses nightly for the entertainment
oi tne giris ana men in tne service.]
Tr? on-e of the large schools equipped I
will be a big natatorium, swimming
classes are held for girls every night
at 7 o'clock followed by a dance fr?
which are invited soldiers and sailors
stationed in Washin^on or passings
through the city. I
The outdoor sports include archerv.
horseback riding, golf, tennis, boating.
.trap-shooting and aquatic meets
Some of the girls form military
companies ana arm several ac>.er |
roons a week back of the White House
in order to keep themselves physically
fit. They are instructed by_ regular
army officers and non-coms. ?
In addition to the athletic an.I >ocis!
activities, there are free lectures,
musicals a id classes in various subjects.
When it's remembered that
210 Women's Organizations. t"*e
churches of Washing 'on, the gov^p..
rr,-?nt recruiting less* e *fce Y. W. r
A and the War Ca-ap C rama^tty
Soivice are all c^op^-ating. fr. *'!1
be seen that the natural capital offers
many opportunities f-r trailed
*omen.
Applicants should rerivier at on-3
or the U. !?. employment service rufices
located at
Anderson. S. C., 132 N. Main St.
Charleston, S. C.. 231 Meeting St.
Columbia, S. 1222 Washington St
Florence. S. *C., 44W. Evans St.
Greenville, S. C., 118 Washington St
(Spartanburg, S. C., Cleveland hotel
room 5.
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Any one interested in iqis worn
please confer with
Mrs. J. N. MoCaughrin.
Publicity Chairman National Council
of Defence, Newberry County..
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y Our Store and
Coats and
it Suits
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$15.00 to $45.00
:s Shoes
rery member of the
fh Booties, black,
mahogany. - -
$4.98 to $8.00
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> men s ana uup
.... $1.98
hoes, good values.
>u money on your
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Sertfae at SlfrersfreeU 1
There will be preaching at the Silverstreet
Lutheran church next 'Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock by the Rer.
Dr. A. G. Voigt. The communion will
be administered at this service. The
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pumiu uuiuitiiiy mvxtcu ti' aiicuu
the service.
Family Sadly Afflicted.
Mr. Walter Senn and his wife died
last week with the influenza, the former
on Tuesday and the latter or
Wednesday, and their four little cnnaren
are all ill with the disease, two
of them seriously. iMr. Senn is a son i
of Mr. J. Gilliam Senn who :s a nativ?
i
of Newberry and once lived in thf1 !
Smyrna neighborhood, and is related
to the Senns of that community. He j
had resided in the lower section of the
State, in Clarendon county for sevfra] ;
years.
Worthily Bestowed.
The Calvin Crozier chapter Daught- J
ers of the Confederacy have awarded J
the scholarship which they provide in
Newberry college to $?iss Suella
Peterson .daughter of ?Mr. Warren G
Peterson, himself a brave Confederate
soldier of the sixties and now the
veteran and popular rural carrier op
Route 1 from Newberry. The scholar,
ship is worthily bestowed.
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SPECIAL X0TICE8.
Bfft? a? T.wiaft ap Sata?Kfllr
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Place on Newberry side of the old
Ninety Six road, three miles from
Kinards. 330 acres, new five-room
dwelling, two tenant houses, good
well of water. Apply to James Mcintosh,
Newberry, S. C. 10-22 tf
If fn donbt as to whether you need
glasses or not stop in at Cooper's
and have your eyes tested-. 10.-23if<
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Dry
Do Your Fall'
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Boys' (
Big assortment,
worsted and cor
$2.30 U
Skirts!
A big lot of skir
serge and poplin
Men's wool sli
shirts and dres
98c, $1.98,.
Kain
You can ge
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G. C. Cooper now located at P. C., F.
Jeans' old stand has had ten year3 j
experience rn fitting glasses and |
guarantees perfect satisfaction.
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19-29 tf. |
LOST?Saturday near Lindsay's bridge
one small yellow puppy with white j
nose. Finder please notify J. T | *
Ward, 1302 Drayton, St. 10-29 It;
Cotton Seed?We have resumed buy- j
ing seed. Some advance in price in j
lots of 20 tons. Don't wait too late j
to buy your supply of meal and j
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nuns, soumern ^ulluu vaii \ju., m
W. Floyd, Magr. 10-29 4t
STRAYED?One Red Jersey Boar,
weight about 150 lbs., unmarked.
C. A. Matthews. 10-29 2t
Fifty Elcar Automobiles and the Newberry
Territory to the dealer who I
realizes the situation and can finance
automobiles. Specifications ?
Forty horse power Red .'Seal Continental
motor?Borg & Beck Clutch
?Stromberg carburetor?Hotchkis*
drive? Timken Bea-ings? Stewart
Vacuum. WheeTbase 116 in. price
$1375 F. 0. B. factOTv Elcar Motor
Sales Company, 'Southern District
Office. 1502 Candler Building, Atlata,
Ga. 10-29 12t
When yon break an eyeglass Iense
. save the pieces and take them to
CooDer, the Optometrist to be dup- I
licated'. 10-29 tf j
Land for sale?$40,00 per acre;?20? |j
acres tnree and one nair raues iron'
town. Fifteen acres in good strongbottoms,
and fifteen acres in sroo5
timber. Five horse farm open, with
three tenant houses. For further
particulars aply to F. O. Box 272
Newberry; S! C 10-29 tf
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rrymg unit-nens?will pay 30 ceni?i
the nound for frying chickens .To^n *
B. Mayes, Newberry, Sf. C. 10-29ff'
Dickert History of* Kershaw^ Brigade
?A few copies may be had of thi?
valuable historic book bound in panor
hv calling at Maves Boot Store
Price $1.00 per- copy: 10-29 tf
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WAT5ED?100 bushels peanuts, wii1
pay highest market price. Bring me
your butter; eggs, Efcc.. T. (M. Sanders..
1^-29 c't
WA^'I'ED TO BITT?{Second hand
piano. Apply to BOy 3$, Prosperity.
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Goods
.. hading.
A Big
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Irifrliirictf
Serges, fancy
duroy suits.
> $15.00
Skirts!
ts, wool and silk,
in all colors.
lirts and work
s shirts. Priced
$2.50, $2.98
P/\ofc
:t them here.
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stray Cow?Dry, dark. Jersey, with FO
sawed off horns. Call at once. B. r
P. Goggans. 10-29 tf j
respasslng by hunting posjti. ,iy *ur-! ~
bidden on my lands. J, B. Beden- * ^
baugh. 10-29 ltp v
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OR SALE?One 1918 Briscoe touring s
car. Run less than two thousand r
miles. $695.00.' Since moving here j s
have no real use for a car. G. C-1 1
Cooper, Newberry, S. C. I0-29tf' i
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Cheap Glasse
Are Not Chet
What mafe
valuable i
in furnishi
Those?
who know
on their s<
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is worth n
are as lo
with best
factory im
Dr. D. D. C
Optonw
Up stairs next to Te&phone Eacchai
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[ Stock to Select
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Silks
You can find here si
pretty shades, stripe
solid colors.
u_; a j
nusiery?jtli
Milline
The biggest line w
shown. Look it ove
Liauicd i\iu
White and black 1
gloves for men.
A thousand and one o
cannot mention, ijive u
can find here anything y
member of your family.
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South
R SALE?About 200 bushels Texfl
ust proof oats. Walter i,. Buzb'.rwj
dewberry. ;S. C., FRD 7. 10-24 4tpB
R SALE?Eleven acres of land,?
rithin 3-4 miles ofiXewberry college, fl
! 1-2 acre frontage on Harrington 1
>treet; 4 acre frontage on Columbia 1
oad. Plenty water; nice buildinerj|
ites; rural delivery. Cash or teriM
Ipply to Colin L. Graham, PomaiB
;es a pair of glasses 1
s the brains used 1
ng them. |fi
fll
' how, place a value JM
irvices.
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loney. My prices |i
w as is consistent
quality and satis-?
dividual attention. J
Covington I
jtrist / n
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pony |
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s, plaids and Jg|
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rid and also
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