The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 05, 1918, Page FIVE, Image 5
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it is imp us
simply state th
(| greater in v&ri<
are daily buyir
I long: therefore
I derful chance t
f Our Co
' I $18.50, $1
hi
WI Unquestionabl;
I wool, velour, broac
(with self and veive
Priced $14.50,
Dozens ana dozens of new di
anc^a careful investigation will si
other store in the State.
Blanket Ball
Tiro rin onlnritlO" hllie. >tS
AXXV" y
i I Helo the
SB
's ' The regular meeting of the South Dai1
^ Carolina Lutheran synod, of which ice of
Rev. Edw. Fulenwider is president Mr. K
i
and the Rev. W. B. Aull of Walhalla frjend
' secretarv. will be held with Trinity pnn(1;;
church, Elloree, Orangeburg county,
the Rev. E. W. Leslie pastor, beiin- a
ning November 26. |a11
w *rw &
Marie Tiffany singing in direct comparison
with a re-creation of her
voice on the New Edison.
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sible to deser.
A ^1
at tins sale cc
eiy and great
ig them, ever
would advise
o save that y
at Suit P
Npw St
4ft ^ ,W V V ??r?ir V
y the greatest Co
Icloth and plush,
:t collars. ?>tunn
$18.50, $22.
ge and Satin Dresses
less-s havtr just arrived Now 1
how that such dress va ues are i:
i Robes for Men anc
m, green and pink. All are fin:
3se who help
Mz W
;ch Bros, have secured the serv-j
Mr T. B. Kibler as salesman, i c
!?
ibler will be pleased to see his J o
s at the store, whether they buy j fi
or just drop in, but it will suit n
nd the proprietors much better j
'the friends buy. i ^
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edi:
make
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Only Edison proves
is reproduction-perfect
cvaatinnc with the oriffi
VIbUWwv ...
he sent Marie Tiffany,
berry to make one of
in which
The NEV
"The Phonogra
was subjected to the severe?
renroducine: instrument. 1
i
ny's voice was placed in po<
Presently Miss Tiffany's sot
instrument. Seeing her lip
aware that Miss Tiffany als
voice came from two souro
proving that the New Edis
does not vary in the slighte
voice itself.
Did you notice the expre<
faces of the audience when
could not distinguish Misj
New Edison's Re-Creation
tounded that any sound-ref
so completely baffle their m
Perhaps you were not foi
However, you may hear th<
our store or in your own he
privilege to serve you.
AGENCY AT
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New Arrlv
m <spg& 1
ibe thiz wonck
mtinues greate:
er in quantity.
i with. the trem
s - 7A? i m of- -f*o rl p
KJ U JL1C V
ou ever saw,
rices are /
vlAfi in I ,p
AAA 1 nvr
at sale ever experif
some Lalf lined an<
ing styled Coats in
50, $25.00, $3
mmtMammmmaDmmmtmmmumrnmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmtmm
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chey are all reach* for you,
;ot 10 he approached by any
3
4 V V U?ll^?l
is>hed with rope girdle
you. It's the
The court of common pleas will <S
onvene on the 18th, in its first week
f the November term The jurors
*
or the second week will be drawn;
ext Friday. j .
Rev. A. J. Bowers was admitted to ! %
hie Columbia hospital Saturday. j j
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son :
. i 1
s this
ST |i
r
i
that this phonograph
by comparing his Re- i
inal voice. Last month
noted soprano, to Newhis
famous tone tests,
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I EDISON
ph with a Soul"
;t test possible tor a sound- i
v Re-Creation of Miss Tiffa- ;'
>ition on the New Edison.
3rano came forth from the
?s move the audience became
o was singing Though the
es but one voicc was heard,
on Re-Creation of a voice
ist degree from the actual
>sion of astonishment on the
they discovered that they
5 Tiffany's voice from the
of it? They were truly as
)roducing instrument could s
usically cultured ears. <
tunate enough to be present. 1
s New Edison at any time at j
>me. We will consider it a
<
<
3mpany
als Daily
r 1 J ..Cm - .
;nui sssortmen
r than ever h
With the cr<
tendras quant it
:ky. Come an
^ ?'? OBI AT* ^ "3?
IKJSUiUUCiy
.50, $29.5
idles' Top
\
inc.ed in Newberry
i some all lined, soi
all the season's bes
>0.00, $32.50,
I Millinery
We have the hats that pleas<
claii> fashion not turned out by a
everybody comes right straight t
I do the business..
Mimriaugh wa;
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*i
BED CKOSS WORK.
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*ED CROSS NOTES z4o
['rerent >"eed for Male Stenographers.!
There is aan urgent need for male a
stehographers in the army camps in f
his country, both for Red Cross and f
irmy work, and as it is inadvisable j t
hat women be used in this capacity !
: I
md the volume of work increasing;
iteadily, the need for men is growing j
n proportion. i c
In this work an opportunity for real J
>atriotis service in the army cairn |
s offered to men who are physically
lisqualified for regular military servce;
alsome n who have a deferred ^
:lassification because of dependency. a
"* ~ 11 AtirtlifiA/l in fill !
or muse wen ^uauucu l,j ~x)sitions,
the Red Cross is willing to i
>ffer as much as $75 or $80 a month
n addition to meals and ladging.
The Bureau of Personnel, 822 Healy
3uilding, Atlanta, will be glad to giv3
ill information to applicants for these
positions.
Christ nias Packages for Soldiers
Overseas.
The cartoons and leaflets with full
instructions for packing are ready for
distribution at Red Cross headquarters.
Those having labels from the j
boys overseas are asked to present
them and get their cartoons as early !
as possible. Xo package can be sent
after November 20. For further information
canfer with Miss Minnie
Gist, Chairman Christmas Parcels.
Governor Xames "Gas Mask Day."
Governor Manning issued a procla- j
mation designating 'November 9 as!
'Gas Mask Day" in South Carolina, i
The governor emphasizes the im- j
mediate need by the government of j
many tons of raw material from!
which gas masks charcoal is needed.
"It is singular, hut time," the proclamation
says that the small pits and
stones used for making this carbon or
charcoal are the only material from
which can be made to portect the
men and nurses under fire. We are
asked, therefore, to save and collect
)nly that which is ordinarily a waste,
without other value?the pits or
i
seeds from peaches, prunes, date1?, j
shells of hicnory nuts J
?-WAVt
and walnuts."
OVIany bushels of nut shells and fruit
pits have been <riven to the Newberry
Red Cross chapter, but more is need
Mir
ct ?JF
t in this, spac
sfore?greater
3\vds of custc
:y on hand it c
id see, it is the
Be*v one! E
0, $32.50,
Coats
. We have coat
me with big fur
$35.00, $40.<
Stands F T iapproa
* the people, st)*les that carry an
ny other millinery department in il:
o MIMNAUGH'S for their hats.
y of doing bus!
I
d for this nation-wide conservative
ampaign.
Autumn is the time of ail others for
his conservation, and this autumn's
tut crop can play an important part
n war History.
The girl scouts and hoy scouts and
ill children at large are urged to
orm clubs and nutting parties and to
orage the woods these glorious auunm
afternoons and all day holidays
low that the schools are closed.
Make November 9 a record day in
i
niiprtine- nuts for the Red Cross.
Mrs. L. W. Floyd,
Ch. 'Pub. Com.
mm ?
Miss Louise Smith came over from
Spartanburg and spent the week-end
X home.
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J1ALR
Just received
John A. McK
mi
ters. 1 his ci
en the Blue I
time it has be
at the State F
The Pur
nnaugh's I
dk of I
:e, but we I'
in values, 1
uners who I
:annot last j
most won- |
J39.00
s made of all I
collars, others
30, S50.00 I
^H*3
ched I
exclusiveness and high
lis section. You notice
We carry the stock and
ness. I
RAGES in FRANCE
__ WE
Tlxycaznot vn-jrrrt Tx^nyincs ovr~
flQbt&raistt WU2> i sctves only a
fbod at :l:e F2F,?> axxzns
Tap* ??
tUtftod St?;? iooj Actciaijrr&rio*
shipment of I
aw ^frolL- Pnf. f
ajr umm vwi~
utter has taklibhon
every
ien exhibited
'air.
ceil Co.