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jt v . at- j ? ? ^ - ?* * * v i . 1 Scene from ' Ijpzr-: v*<j;. .*; V.:-* T '*??;:' .*' ' \ I sdslffik: - ag&s&g$9aB v-im IHow in God's dealt to humanityAmerica will save 1 your part? You < American! Every ] ing, helpless peopl< Ti I s I A TOR! f THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROL Town o? Newberry. Be it ordained by the Mayor and (lermen of the Town of Newberry BHBBBraWHaEBBZBBna f m I Endo rsed All the Leading Dramatic Critics ? This same si pany comes < k berry from fri I atre, Atlanta, '"When Dreams ' \y ' ' " 'V " name can you let millions die th ?Starvation? You cannot do it! the orphans and babes from their :ould not do otherwise and be penny you give goes for food and e of the near East. iE NATION'S QUOTA $30,00( 3UR QUOTA $?? VMPAIGN JANUARY 12-19-191 iMERICAN COMMIT! HT7T TTr'Tr1 Tfe.T TUT KTCA !\?JLJLE/r xrv in& ARMENIA.- G REJECE " SYRL/L-JPERSJ I>'A, Council Assembled: 1st. That all Pool or Billir.rd rooms I Al- conducted for gain or profit or rooms in in which any other game oV games are N E W B E fby ADE In I ?I M tiow and comdirect to Newic Atlanta The, Georgia. om e 1 rua", Opt -_r.'^rr??-,r ~ni. :i .v in fj A* Ns ^ ^ I -' v .. J t( j i! i :*M *$$%%$& 4SftMS j*.* -'5r- 7..'. -sS;f-?;.V-%^<;?^v?^V?':'SSH 1JSM$^ 1 itSfiilSl: \?v^:r'./' ' -' 0%M r-~ &P' i '* >: ' "' > !' r1'" [ wmmm mmnmmm \ -M i 4 WM30%$ . gsftbt inm .vsv*. &0&C' 1 ! :;'f e most hideous death You will not do it! hunger. Will you do 1 a man, mucn less an clothing for the starv),000 r 9 ? [EE ' ; R EAST : :a Ii : -J: U|i conducted for gain or profit in the j ( Town of Newberry,.shall be located on ! the ground floor and shall be onen to public view from the street and shall K???? : R R Y The Event of .... SPECIAL MAI* America's For< ILAIDE I-? T /-<> \lAtrAr ? L11C Ulg i^CW 1 A M riER OWP By MARK Pric 50c, 75c, $ 1 PLUS' W Jr wmmmmmmmmammmwaammmmmmmmm ;ra Home, Tue ot le "ii any-way scrueneu so as to ob;.ri:ct full view from the s:reet. anl ba'l net uc operated iaier than pwelve clock at night. 2nd. Any person, firm, corporation r a partnership operating or conductlg any such place lor games in violaon 01" this ordinance shail npon doniction thereof before the recorder be ned not more than one hundred dollrs or imprisoned in Town Guard !ouso or upon public works of the nvn for a period oi' not more than 30 ; ays. Done and raitfied this December 30, < 918. Z. F. Wright, .ttest: Mayor, j .11 W Chnnman. C. & T. T. N. 10 2t. I I For headache, ! neuralgia, colds and grippe prudent phy- 1 sicians now advise The improved tablet in which the heart-depressing tendency is counteracted by heart-toning elements. 7 3 avoid confusion Aspitone ' iz sold only in unbroken packages. Price 35c. At P. E. WAY <9l//GGIST. GILDER k WEEKS CO. itr/tion for Letters of Administration I HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Kewberry. W. F. Ewart, Prbate Judge: "Whereas, John Young made suit io tie to irrant nim Ferrers 01 Aammisration of the estate and effects of 5atsy Young. These are, therefore, to cite and adnonish all and singular the Kindred '.nd Creditors of the said Patsy foung, deceased, that they be and ap;ear before me. in the cou-t of pro>ate. to be held at Newberry on Tuesday, the 28th day of .T,im:?ry, next :ftcr publication herec'. at 11 o'clock n the forenoon', to s'.iow cause, x'f mv they have, yhy the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand tliis 6th day January, A. D. 1919. W. F. Ewart, J. P. N. C. SE ^ %d ' the Season JAGEMENT OF . . . ;most Actress THURS _yric Theatre Suc< * MONE1 : S W A N 0gj .00, $l.SO %. R TAX nMBBBHVJBHHBiflHBnn I * t ^ sday, ??aa 14th Know:edge Untc Himself. A group of business men met on a street corner in a certain city and were discussing the progress that has been made by the allied forces on the western front. During the conversation a fellow-citizen, who is fond of expressing his opinion, but whose field of information is so limited that he doesn't appreciate how small it is, joined the crowd and listened to the various expressions. TT? v.?o v.r. A*. UIJrUHt? IU J1U1U UIO CliCULCy UC UV" clared: "There ain't no doubt but that our boys has thrown new life into the alleys, but in my opinion the Huns can't fight like the Germans did." And then before anyone could get in a word he added: "And then we've done lots better work since our merchant marines has got into the front line action." Birds as Barometers. Birds are excellent barometers. A number of our birds?swans, wild duck, coots, moorhens and others? build their nests either on the banks of a river or floating on its surface attache! to the reeds or water grasses. These birds, it is said, never by chanc* get caught by floods, and if you see a swan's nest, say, a foot above the riveij level you may be sure that during th? next few weeks there will not be rain enough to raise the river above that neignr. xue common ruuiu kiiuy\s a great'deal about forthcoming weather. If he sings in the morning it is a cer tain sign of bad weather. _ Hastings' 1919 Seed Catalog Frea It's ready now. One hundred handsomely illustrated pages with, brilliant cover in natural colors. It's both beautiful and helpful u::d all that is necessary to get it is a postal card' request. Y hi v;;!I fsrd our 3019 cata! 3on:3 a wcii vrT'h w!::!* boo!-:. Jiasiin.See is v." ; s o! I direct by [ mail. You v.-;'l r. -ver find em on | } .!e in the p*.or?s. ".Vo have Fomo i . vo hu.'Klrcil ihomand ftistomers who I Liiy from us by Wo please ar.d ; sai: -f>" thr>:n. a*nl vo can please and ! sa'lsiy you j;i 1010. i Planting Kn-tings' Seeds in your par^n or in field; ih.var^s "good luck*' ho ?:: as r can ho d ? terminal by t!:o r-rrd planted. ^c.r 30 years Hastings ?fw,d hav.j bor-n the f'. M..1-':-'! r " -1 > : [ p::> ity in tV* 1-. ;:*i;y virr: Adapted i:> lho fc-va-.n : : i:*?f i. Q . ity fi th-'j Lost a::d \ ric.y ol'ton le.-v thai: thor>?> you jr.y id home. Vvi' for free copy ot ihis Icguo now. H. C. HASTINGS CO. Seedsmen, Atlanta, Ga.?Auvt. KIDS FOR MANURE. Bids for the manure from the street sweepings, from the fire house (two horses) ar:d from the town barn (7 inules) for year 1919. will be received and opened at meeting of council January 14. 1919. Payable quarterly in advance. Send bids to J. W. Chapman, 1-3 4t. Clerk and Treas I 7 TON * h less . r s Seat Sc JANUA1 Make Rese: J?f T A ^ y r r ^ r?-. r- r?9 E :^J;Mub riJH Go i.rtcr i'j v. Ill: Clc^n?3 ]f/ ?>- ? ? v '*2~Z 12 CCtI3 c.."^crc^3 i /. .*.% 'biTt !ct it frc.'j, and?;;>x.-ty t"' 1., .;. ! S-me for extern-: aches, ~iins. Sctv?r. , s.::.'nc33 C* Jv.? '.w O - &?1 V* .? wi OO} L/. UsvLw* Inrir.iYj r :iv.t v.vcnc. - r. ' ic~s or cc.;:cd c'.oi!.:?? . Relink?bi~;:cst selling Ir:.'rr.cnt year a;cer y:ar. Economicnl by reccon of cr.cr.nju- snlcj. Keep a big bottle ready at a!I times. Ask your druggist for Sloan's Liniment TAX RETURN'S. ?O?" J, or an authorized agent, will be at the following places named below for the purpose of taking tax returns of personal property for the fiscal year. 1919: P. X. Boozer's, Tuesday, Jan. lltix. Silverstreet, Wednesday, Jan. 15th. St. Luke's, Thursday, Jan 16th. j T_ iPil. yj :\eaii, rnuay, Jan. a<lu. Prosperity, Monday and Tuesday* Jan. 20th and 21st. | Little Mountain, Wednesday, Jan. 22nd. Jolly Street, Thursday, Jan. 23rd. Pomaria, Friday, Jan. 24th. Glymphville, Tuesday, Jan. 28th J. L. Crooks, Wednesday, Jan. 29th Maybinton, Thursday, Jan. 30th. And in the Auditor's office in the court house until Februiary 20, after I v/hich date 50 per cent penalty will be j added. ! The law requires a tax on all nates land mortgages and mbriey; also in| come tax on incomes of over $2,500. I There is a capitation tax on all dogs of fifty cents. All male persons between the ages of 21 and 60 ar liable to pay a poll tax of 51.00 unless otherwise exempt All persons owning property in ; more than one school district will be I required to make returns in each dis , trict, as the tax books will be made jp ! by school districts instead of town|ships in 1919. i Be careful to state whether you have bought or sold real estate dur. ing the year 1918. J. B. HALFACRE. County Auditor SHAREHOLDERS 3/EETIN'G. i The regular a//nua) meeting of the shareholders of J lie rational Bank of Newberry. Newberry, S. C.M will be1 in tVio nrosidpnf'c nffine nn Tues J U^/iU A JUL biiV vwauvv ? ? day the 14th day of January, 1919, at 11 o'clock a. m., for the election of directors and such other business a? may come before raid meeting. T. K. Johnstone, 12-10 4 weeks. Cashier. Shareholders Meeting. The regular annual meeting of theshareholders of the Peoples National Bank of Prosperity, S. C., will be held j in the president's office on Tuesday? j January 14. 1919, at 1 o'clock p. m.? i for the election of directors and sttth l { other business as may come befora . coi/l mopt'np- * L. W. Bedenbaugh.,^ ! Cashier. ! 666 cures Malaria Fever. 8-5 tf THE HERALD AND*NEWS ONE-* YEAR FOR ONLY $1.50. he Play That W u Wife hould Take fer Husband > See. Not a ex Play.? ^ lie Opens DV 1 E^tK e.^l JL jl o?uji g rvations Early I