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PERSONALS. i ""V. , Samuel A. Livingston has returned ^to life at Prosperity 4, from the life \ ^at Camp Jackson. Sergt. Allen Glasgow of Newberry! was reported severely wounded, as [/published in Tuesday's papers, and -John Radford of Whitnfire wis s.?. "ve:*ely wounded, according to tae casualty list m Wednesda>'s paper? . Mrs. Theodore Dauielsen in rer.ew<<ing Tie^ subscription rra-le the pleasant remark that she woul^ much J rather do without her sn>>(;?;?* t.h&n ?miss The Heraid and thi3 loflr haa bean reaiiHi! the Daper ifor >a long tiaie aid consulu??nt'.y knows what sli;> is ta'trta* abisit. we ^ appreciate her kind remarks vei*y lisghly a?d hops shfc- will l.ve tr? r?Md *3t for mary moro >e<ir> c - eonm. . Mrs. Walter ? Caactron an] Iii?)e!daughter are visfcin* Telatnos to'i S'pead the Chris^nai holidays 3l Pae-^ ??clet. ' | ] - - * - * . A?_I. j , mt, and Mrs juun wived a messa^j ?Jou?idv r? ?.">rr> their s sscn Maxie, stating that the latt?r's j "wile had just been operated on in At- ] ^lanta for appendicitis and *hat the op- j oration had been performed barely in j ^time to save her life. Froi? last actcounts she was improving. / i 3fr W. M. Sloan of Little Mountain i "was in the city Wednesday. ? Mr. A. B. Asbill has changed his ad- \ ?Lress from Batesburg to West End. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Fellers have re- , *cevefl letters from their three sons > ^overseas, all written since the sign'Ing of the armistice. Thomas was -one happy American that the war was ?over; he was now only looking for4 ~*ward to the home coming, but had lis,idea it would be before next spring ^or summer, as it would take time. Johnnie was still enjoying the best cf health, now "faring fine" on three hut ideals a day and a good place to sleep. ^Stanley thought the time couldn't ^ ?come any too soon for him to get back no the de$? old XL S. A. * Mr W^jjjfcr Dickert got a letter J "Srom his |p|?her Gray of''over there *' ^ . Azizng other things he says: "I think ""&he whole world is rejoicing. After ^ fighting so hard for four and a half ^rears it s hard to realize tnat peac.-? g ~iia3 come or?ce more. And now that o <our purpose here has been completed; e "we turn our faces toward the west ^ ^ind wonder "how long it will be before "we shall see home and loved ones/' Lt T. Roy Summer, having received ^ this? honorable discharge from Camp f } ^Gordon, Ga., has returned home and fr "will hereafter be found at the store, j V1 "^heTe he will "be pleased to see his ixr.any friends. Dr. -Van Smlti and Hon. Geo 3* " * C( TSffower attended the session of the ? rgneswi lodge *oT Masons in Charleston itHsw&ek. CC ' iy? J. L. Neoward Boland's address tor / cc 'The Herald a ?d News .has just been * changed, from Camp Wadsworth to V?o A,"54th infantry, overseas. ';' "John D. Wedaman has been changed q "to Hdqrs Co, 345 F. A., American expeditionary forces. Sergt. J. M. Chappell wrote a letter, pj '^dated November 12, to his sister. Miss Kina Maud Chappell. He did not Jvnow that his sister was in Columbia, ^ Thence the letter came to her address ^ Xewberry. Sergt. Chappell men- tc tioned that he was still in the officers' 1 ?? V.ATTT "train Vn<* camp a"a aian i kuuw uv ? Slong be would yet be there. He evi- . Gently had not heard of the armistice, _ a 'the letter having been written the ' dry after the signing. no mention be- tj made of it in the letter. P Miss Rosa Long was made verv ^ "Chappy, along with the rest of the fam- ^ lly, the receipt of a letter Wed nesday from her brother, James F ^ *3Long, who had been reported dead. The letter was dated the 19th of No- ^ ~vember and he was well and all right x "This good news was heard with much sgladness also by the many friends of Hhe tamfly. Members of the family A ' Mslang to the belief from the first that ^ "vfhere must have been some mistake i? . *s%3ie reported death. / Mr. and Urs. J. H. Campsen and l ?cltim are visiting relatives here,. Mr. '^Campsen recuperating from recent illvness, having undergone operation and I For Sale ; t| !i A Nice 8 PIANO | 33 t Good as New. ? BARGAIN ? < 1 i Write B. L. J. < J Care Herald & News J Newberry, S. C. ] A - i treatment in the Baptist hospital, Co- 1 lumbia. "" Lt. Robt. G. Wallace, on his wav an home at Belfast, spent Wednesday I of night in Newberry with his brother. Mr. Walter Wallace. Lt Wallace is from Camp Hancock, Ga., whence he was honorably discharged. * * Mr nnH Mrs Ab Asbill have moved to Newberry.?Willow Branch cor Saluda Standard. Ben. C. Crouch, formerly of Saluda i route 1, has moved to Newberry route 7, where he has rented a 4-horse farm.?Standard. _ Dan Bledsoe and Mrs. Sue Bledsoa Ti visited their brother in Newberry this < week.?Butler cor Saluda Standard. ! 12th. : Dr. Cromer has heard'from his sonj ; Beale through a letter written the j 17th of November Mr. Schroder got! a letter Wednesday from the son fron: J ~ arVirtm ho Kail nnt hparil in s 1on@ ! ^ n"wu? ? r? time. Mrs. Frank R. Hunter returned Wed- j * nesday from the hospital, Mr. Hunter j 1 iccompanying her. Mr.. Hunter had 1 arranged to have her come home earl- j jp [er, but the doctor would not let her j ^ leave sooner. JMrs. Hunter's manv j frieuds are delighted to know of her improvement. FJb Lieut. Robert Davis, after having (1 receved his commission overseas, wa3v i :ransefrred to Co. C, 112th infantry* s J8th division, American expeditionary! Miss Annie Green, formerly a pop- j * liar teacher at Buffalo, but who is j J low teaching at Newberry, spent the. " cveek-end at Buffalo with friends. ?; ?0 [Jnion Progress, 11th. Mis-! Annie L. ] f jreen of Newberry, who has been the a ?uest of "Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Hundley, I j tvas given a delightful party Saturday j g ?venine by her host and hostess.? i c 3nffalo cor Union Progress. ^ VARIOUS A1TO ALL ABOUT .. Wj The Woman's Aid Society and thoj * ?hilathea class of the First Baptist I ^ Jhnrch will have fancy articles for ( o Christmas gifts, for sale Tt Anne 0. j ? luff & Co.'s store, commencing Tues-1 lay, 17th of December. All member? * re urcjed to send in their articles; 5== fon day afternoon promptly. J* V The great big attraction will b2 eeo Monday and Tuesday in "Hearts <$> f the World," as played by -the eel- <? brated Gish sisters, Lillian and Dor- X ' Y thy. The public will recall Lilliau v teh in "The Birth of a Nation." ? Whenever MSmnaugh advertises it i. either with a page or half page of ? paper. We didn't have the oppor- <| mitv Tuesday of calling attention to j> is latest ad "On With the Christmas hr?nr\inflf ** he said find then enumer- "? ^ ?7 ?- j-,, :ed many of the best things you >uld buy. Mimnaugh is a "hum- $ nger" when it comes to furnishing >py for the ad man and pointing the ? .iblic to the place for parading par- <?> ils. Christmaas is speaking in little res. under this sDell of the autumn f ties.?Polger McKmslev in Baltimore f an. p Among the advertisements in this X sue will be found an important an- x jnnceme^t by Mr. S. P. Trakas1. Tbe* > iblic is informed that after the fir3t % ? Tflnaarv he mar be found at % ie stand row occupied by Mr Liirey. f 1 the meantime he invites everybody j> > see him at his prsent place of busL ess.- ' ? Atlanta. Ga.. Con('t.ft'!tfoT?.-^'<Never * as the martyrdom, the a^aish. the $ ?ony and the glory of France beer * ortrayed as it is hv D. W. Griffith's learts of the World.' Griffith has f nirrfAd n. nictnre that clutches *he <?> ' *5* earts and soul3 of men. It is a won- & rous story that will stand for all time T 5 the most imnortant contribution of ? le great conflict." i? Messrs Johnson & .Tob*>son have? ist opened a grocery store. 906 West i Fain street and they are selling fruits ; mmm nd thin?* for your Christmas aain-; ies at prices that will astonish yon.' i f"ll line of fre*h groceries of -ill inds mav be forund here also. * * > MEDICINE ! SALESMEN | WANTED, Man with auto or team and wagon wanted for this county. The right' nan can make from $150 to $300.00 l month and expenses. ? Largest line of goods {sold from j vagons, practically all household ne-: ;essities. 'Position permanent, con-J ract perpetual (with privilege of ermmaton.) iNo yearly renewal ' Mwest prices. Quick delivery. The j ;hird largest, and fastest growing; company in its line in the United: States. Capital and surplus nearly. lalf a million dollars. Correspond-; mce confidential if desired. Write for j jarticulars. 7URST-McNISS COMPANY: )EPT. 72. FREEPORT, ILL-? branches: Memphis, Tenn., A then, Ga.! % Philadelphia Evening Telegram.? > r.he Birth of a Nation' and 'Intollerce' fade by comparison with ^Hearts the World." SPECIAL NOTICES. n ne Bananas at 3? cents tlie dozen for this week. Other fruit at low ^ prices. See us. Johnson & John-j son, 906 Main St. 12-13 It j st Received a big lot of Jewelry \ o Silverware and hand painted China | at Cooper's Jewelry Store. 12-6 tf vc Car Loads Apples just received. Come and get your Christmast supply while the price is right Also Irish potaoes and all Kinds of mm at the right price?to live and lei ^ UYe. G. Kinard, Prosperity. L2-13 3L Nice Tfateh makes a most suitable g Xmas gift. At Cooper's Jewelry Store you will find a big assortment from which to select. The price is right too. 12-6 .vf ?- ? F you hare organs to repair, call rt Mailman's . Barber Shop. M. C. Mailman 12-13 3t -JL ie Bananas at 38 cents the dozen _ 'or thife week. Other fruit at low ? >rices. See us. Johnson & Johnson, 906 Main St. 12-13 It ? >R SALE?Dart Tearing Car. Perfect running order. New tires all iround. B. H. Summer, Box 9$r ? dewberry, S. C. 12-13 2tp * oper's Jewelry Store sells reliable; foods. Mr. Cooper has come to stay jj md expects to build a reputation for landling dependable merchandise. Select that Xmas gift at his store ? md you will have no cause for re- ^ :rets. 12-6 tf 1>TED?To borrow $2,000 at 7 per tent, to mature in three years, on 31 acres of good farm land in Newterry county, near Kinards. iPrefer ^ retting this money at Newberrz Lddress P. O. box 75, Columbia, S. J. IMS St ' For 1 \ Christrm We Ha f\ T ' ' ? h % i vv ?Pictures ?Cut Gla ?Silverw* ?Perfun* ?Leather ( ?Cigars ?Stationc ?Fountai ?Pocket ?Fine Cs ?Edison PI Etc. Gilder &Weel Christmas i i Reliable \ 9 m WW 1 wrist w Bar Pin Broach Laviliex v. Also Cameo Broac Buckles and Belts oravino and watch T. M I Old Post; Ofl f What b Home Without a Mother.'" f SDon't fail to remember her this; i Xmas with a gift from -' Cooper's J Jewelry Store. She would appreci-j ate a large Cameo Brooch. 12-6 tf Frist Watches?Prices right. P. E | Way, Druggist. Newberry, S. C. [ "arload of Tennessee 3Iules. Come to see them. Johnson & McCrackin i 12-10 2t. PRAXGE8?Book your orders With us I now and get the best. Dr. Phillips j ships us the best oranges that come j to Newberry. They are sweeter and; they keep longer. You can't find a >. ^ i better orange and our prices are right. Summer Bros. Co. 12-3 it I ' I WG Forff Ttntfag Car for quick sale at $3f>0. See Herald and News. 12-? tf. panisfr MaetereT and King Maekere! in reason now. Also other good fish. G. W. Coward, East Maluj Street xl-19 tf.i i i j OR EEJiT?Birge store in Prosper-J ity. Good business location, $17 j per montlr.. Write Mrs. J. K. May-| field. Denmark, S. C., or iS1. S. Birge,! Prosperity. 11-5 tft arollna Rye for sale by Johnson-Mc-' Crackin Co. 11-22 tf arload of Tennessee Males. Come to see them. Johnson & McCrackin. 12-10 2t. HA VIS aTTKACTTTE prices to make i on cord wood, green or dry. for Immediate, fall, spring or summer d?very. Be sure to see m? before yoo sell. H. O. Long. ii 6l1v<HiBh>At <5 r I A ??I?T V< kJvt vv. w. I mmmm| ^ r ?mmmm arload of Tennessee Males. Oorao to see them. Johnson & McCrackin. 12-10 2t. 666 cures Chills an*? Fever. J 8-5 tf owper^s Jewelry Store is a good place to buy Xmas presents. 12-6tf 666 cures Malaria Fever. 8-5 tf <9 <S> "hat | as Gift I I ? V" >. -l; . t * I I ss % ; are % _ ; 4; ery % *pl j Goods * *t* Sry * r | n Pens * ! ' f I Knives %; Tindies i\l ionograpns |, l! t1 V I <e; |i is Company || . ' I I! liitts 3 Jewelry atehes - j 18 1 I 1 AC 'S t i ihes, Silver Belt ; to match. Enrepairing also. logers Fice 1015 I OPERA HO^E PBflgftm Friday, ItecemiJcr 1&. ALICE !*RADY in "WOMAN ANT) WIFE** 10 and 15 cents Saturday, December 14. Thirteenth episode of ?A FIGHT FOU MILLIONS."* BIG V COMEDY?2 reels djBTRAND COMEDY Screen' telegram 10 and l'T cents. Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 16 and' T ^HEARTS OF THE Matinee and Night See Us for Your Fertilizer, Acid am ? Ammoniated goods. Any analysis you desire. Get our quotations be .fore placing your orders. It will prove to your advantage. Farmer; Cooperative Association1 for New; berry County, C. L Lester; Manager 12-10 tf. Seed Wheat for sale by Jobnson-McCrackin Co. 11-22't i Ready to With the best and 1 markets afford* We have opened a 906 Main Street* W< see us and let us serv EVENAGROV after he hat sorrounded a grade groceries and provisi best (piailtjr. Anything in i Lome ana get wnacyou we Also a nice Hire of seasonal Johnson i Main Street [ , ^ ' KMHHBRHSSMB(HHMEMBBnE3MRHRHBtBpSHi f jpeciau \ We are taking this mc many customers and renage given us the p< assure them that sam ted. We have triieb 1 deal both by buying i to you. As the yc?ar if end, we wish to call y< Items in our store, wJ make special, comme 14-th and! ending Satu know it will pay you 1 them and it will help i room for new goods, put in after the holidc mental both to oursel tomers to keep old st< season to another, sales and small profit We will pay you f< Mens per pou Friers per po\ Roosters per \ Turkeys per p Butter per po Eggs per dozi Peanuts per I We have a iull line of I Shoes, Headlight and - - - - > In fact most anyuizng furnishings, ali of the are going to offer you i oer cent daring the al We also have a com] Furniture, bought bef we will give you adva We also carry a clean Crockery and Ename offer you at good pri< Be sure to see us bef o mas fruits for we can Don't wait, come righ And Remember Our Mottc Yours 117 n i\ W. r. ucr Little Mou i Teachers Wantedr?The trustees of the ! Silverstreet school, will receive ap I plications for two assistant teachers ] until December 15, 1918. Salary $51 ! per month. C. L. Leitzsey, Cleri ' 12-3 4t Christmas Shoppers? i We'll, as usuaf, have j some nice gifts to J offer you- Come 1 1 ana select yours early, so yotf will f ' get what jam want. , ' Christmas goods \ r are scarce. P. E. WAY, Druggist _ ' %T 1 _ _ _ O- 4-* r newoernv v.. . Serve You 4 . , . Iff Freshest groceries the ] # ? '\ new grocery^ store at 3 invite you. to- come to e you. CH WILL SMILE meal cooked fttom our hi^i pns. All fresh and of Hie / he eat line ia here for you* 1j int. ?le fruits at the^ lowest prices. i John on . - V \ I 1 S* ! ? pecial! ' : ?hod of thanking our friends for their pat3L5t year and wish to e has been appreciaio give you a square Tom you and selling i^r ; drawing dose to an I a?f attention to a few I C hich we are going to N \ dicing Saturday, Dec* irday, Dec. 21st. We to take advantage of\ "| us as we wish to make 11 1 which we expect to tys. We think it detrives and to our cussck on hand from one We believe in quick s. )r- / t nd - - Zbc \ ind - - 35c pound 12 l-2c >ound - 30c und - - 40c m - - 60c tuskel $2.50 ' Dry Goods, Notions, Bluebuckle Overalls, in gents and ladies '7 best quality, that we 1 at a reduction of 5 1 Dove named dates. 1 plete line of All Oak 1 'ore the advance, that ntage of old price; line of Groceries, Tin, led ware that we can re buying yom* Christsave you money. I along the first day* .-jj k A Square Deal to AIL '4 rick & Co. ntain, S. C. * I