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i'KKSimLS. Mrs. R. H. Land of Augusta has come to Xewbery to make her home with her niece and stepdaughter. .Mrs. J. Y. McFall. 'Mr. Wiiford Ray Feagle who lias been in the regular army for the past four years is on a visit to his parents Mr. and iMrsL L. I. Feagle. for the first time since he enlisted. He comes from a camp in California and has been in Hawaii and all around the world. He is honorably discharged but held on the reserve list subject to call if the government should need him. Congressman Fred H. Dominick byInvitation of G. H. Barron, chairman of the committee on entertertainment attended the celebration wel coming the soldiers in UoiumDia on Monday. Prom the published rolls in the daily papers of some of the companies that have returned from over sea3 . > we note the names of Sam (Morris Newberry; Lewis Yarborough, Whitmire; William G. Bullocfr, Newberry; William C. Stroud, Whitmire; Clarence D. Black, Prosperity; Beale H. Cromer. Newberry; Andie V. Bowen, Newberry; Thomas E. Ringer, Pomaria; as among those who came over on the Pocahontas. And in Co E, 105th ammunition train John A. Smith, Newberry; Robert G. Boozer, Newberry. We have not seen a roll of Co K in which there were quite a number of Newberrians, but that company .has landed. < We hope the boys will all be able to get home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus G. Fellers c? Columbia sDent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Neel. Mr. fend Mrs. <R. C. Boylston and children, accompanied by Mrs, Jas. H. Davidson and Miss Blanche Davidson, motored to Gt&cm'bia Sunday to he present at dj^^cele^ratiojx lor the "Old Hickory''4?i vision Monday. Mr. W. C. WaJdrop of Laurens spent Sunday in the city. Mr. William Edgar Schroder, who was in the 30th division did not :get home with the boys who arrived ^the other dayL He is in base hospital "52 Le Mans. France, hut he hopes to be home soon. Mr. Johnnie Feller did not come either, being;.in the! . ' 'i "hospital, but he is do^ng well and in .1 WIU l?e tUVUK auuu.:., . (.:?t Dr. U. H. Folk,who has been serv\ - ing in the, amy a* fir?*. hrr? received his honorable discharge and is noy the State hospitaC! . l/A.h 'J A ' 'r-' - -v?- x + > ? Mr. R. C. ^T.?tth^Y>. k?ss. rec.?ivf4.3 recent letter from his brother who is - cvv r seas ar1 anion? other things he mentions that on the 4th of Marcli ho had received his commission as capfuin. heir# promoted from fir?t : lieiitennnt. He also states that Mr. ' Tbos. Folt of Laxirens had just been * promoted from second lieutenant vo first lietenant Mr. Bolt is a of " Mr. John Bolt of Laurens. It is ' Capt. William S. Matthews noy. . Messrs Frank R. Hunter, W. E. 'Wallace. F. Nj. "(Martin and Fred Smith have been in Greenville this - week as jurors in the United States / -court. VARIOUS ASP ALL ABOUT . The weather the first or middle of ? % *- ?-1- -1 ? ??. i/% IttAAriin of xne weeK pw uowu tu mc ucwmt, point and there was a good skim of, i We Buy Lit ' If you are going ' Bonds see us. We h ' tions with the largest in New York from w tations daily and are highest prices prevai w 9 _ Y ork City. Don't sacrifice you: them to help your go \ . yourself kby getting I sible. fi p WEPAYCASh t W. V. CROMER The Natic Of Nei ice and no doubt some of the . early j gardens felt the nip of the l'rost. D.\ \ an Smith, one of the fine gardeners 01' ihe city.. says the frost did not; hi r: his peas and corn and other * . % vegetables that are growing. As lor iicor us we have, not even planted! the ssed except Irish potatoes and we j i h~d to plr^t lhem when the sign was right in the moon The /ire alarm brought out the department on Wednesday at noon In t sending in the alarm the name of Hipp was confused with that of Hitt and it was understood to be the residence of Mrs. E. R. Hipp and so given and they say that Chief Weill made a record run but to find he had ?one in the wrong direction. The} 'alarm was intended to be sent in fo.' j the residence of Mr. J, J. Hitt in 'Nance street almost exactly in the . 'opposite direction. It was only a) spark setting fire to a shingle and was put out with no damage to the j building. Prof. W. Aug Shealy supervisor of mill schools visited the schools at Mollohon and Oakland on Tuesday. He will make another visit to the. Newberry mill school some time iu I | the future. He says he finds the mil? I ! authorities over the State alwaysr ready to cooperate and help in mak-j ing improvements and he is satisfied j that before many years the mill | schools will be among the leading and best equipped schools in the State. All the mill auhorities want to know is, what is necessary to im-j prove the school and they are ready | to do their part to bring it about. They realize that it is conductive to a better and more efficient help an 1! | a more satisfied help to have good j schools for the children. j The Newberry delation nas unanimously recommended the appointment of Mr. J. Yancy Floyd for sub-supervisor to succeed the late L. C. Liv-i jtfgston and no doubt the governor will make the appontment. i sal 7 i ! * i ecarrf I C f 0L9DUJL C? ' i 1 C ORNETS i TheyLacQ In Front | MBS. J. B. EI SOS, Newberry, S. C. , ! V i * ; *- f;' 5 i j * n i. v. :. ... | |s; 12 HOUR KODAK fmND!Hr: j All rolls developed l<)c* packs 2&c up; prints 21-2c, 4c, 5c; enlarging 35c Up.r Specialists?We do-^jothf&t but. kod&k finishing. AEt ftfrdrki gdar- j anteedv.to please. Eastman Kodaki, Films, Supplies. COLUMBIA PHOTO FINISHING CO. 1111 Taylor Street, Columbia, 8. C. ELECTRIC SHOE .REPAIRING and any leather work from a s&oe string to the very best of harne33. We claim supremacy in value giving and leave the verdict with the people. ELECTRIC SHOE HOSPITAL ! , 1111 Friend St. ? ! I LOST?Red Jersey male pij*. Between I three and four months old. Strayed off about two weeks ago. Finder will be rewarded by returning to , W. W. McMorries, Helena. 4-4 It? ' 666 contains no alcohol, arsenic no* other poisonous druf.j. 8-5 tf } iprtv Rnnrk I VVI IJf 1/V1IUV to sell your Liberty iave formed connec: Investment Bankers horn we receive quoin position to pay the ling outside of New r bonds. You bought ivernment. now helD lack every nickle posI I r ON THE SPOT F. G. DAVIS lT >na! Bank vberry SPECIAL MOTJCK 3 FOR SALE?Eight double decked longj store counters; good condition. M.: .McC Holmes. 4-1 2*p \ _ i Strayed from our lot one tan colore:! steer with large straight horns., Weight about 575 lbs., was last seen' 1 at T,9ngrforri's mill on Bush Rivor. i Hutchinson and Snelgrove. Phone | 38. M ' 4-1 21 BUGGIES?We handle the High Point, j Brown, American and Emerson. Wa j' have anything you want in th2| buggy line. The Purcell Company, j 3-25 tf. IF YOU need another good mule get j . ?i i? * rm.. 13.. i our pnuets ueit>re uu/mg. me r m- . cell Co. 3-25 tf. DELIN E ATOB?95 cents for ] year's subscription, regular price $2.00.' Globe Dry Goods Company, Agent for Butterick Patterns. 4-4 It WAGONS?We have a complete line of the Chattanooga and the Piedmont. Will save you money <n your wagon. Tbe Purcell Com-t pany. 3-25 tf RANGES?We still have a few or those Dix.'e Harvest ranges we are selling cheap. The Purcell Company. 3-25 tf HULES?We have some of those good cotton mules we wi)l save you money on. The Purcell Co. \ 3-25 if WANTED?(Reliable single white man for special work on farm. Address H. H. Rikard. Newberry, S. C. ^ 3-18 4t. ?* I VmTin fi-i. !-i!- * mv.?. M A.ll'liii ? suoscriptiuns iui i nr. Herald and News, Pictorial Review, Needlecraft, McColl and any other periodical wanted, at publisher's price. Curtis Epting 3-18tf VY& hare all stee? of wagons now, from oue horse to six. Let^us price you and show you what we have. Johnson ^McCrackin Company 3-21 tf , ftaase Subscribe to the Atlanta SemiWeekly Journal or the Tri-Weekly Constitution for one.year and a book of the greatest war for 43.00. < The Progressive Farmer $1 a year. Will give an account book during month of March. Your orders w*ll ' be*appreciated. Phone 251.. CfartN j I. Epting, Agent, 1704 Nance St. j Newberry, S. C. 3-lfc .'.liOUf V C\ p^'.:. A*'-'*' **' ' X:.* . . >. .: > ; \ % V/ ,*?' . i ; CHE was a v [XI l) prisoner * k V V -i. ?? ?*. i > ? ,.... man as Jnerjailer^ J ^-"U /3V\ / OTY^^a c , 1 LL4- LJL LWJL L WCU.JL LW )':eat crisis iniiei 01 it! From the slaqe. sue* "CEPTION Directed k/Albert Cajyeilavu Distributed byM ETR ! Opera Killioiis Hardy Frost Proof Cabbage Plants from select ori seed, any variety. Now i?ntii M.$2 per 1,00'\ lO.DirO. $l.-~0. Port : Rico Sweet Potato Pinv** .*'! ner '000 us your or.Iers. Enterprise Truck Farm, G(t.rp:e:o\vn. S. ('. IVi " 'jo-vi stork of buggies that ni::sl be sold, also turn plows, hari.V i . .d wagons. It will pay you < r- :. o::r price- before yo-i buy Jo'ir on-McCrackin Co. :!-2i if HIDING 1TLTIVAT0RS?Come in and let us show you what we have in cultivators and Disc harrows; also smoothing harrows. Johnson. M'cC rack in Co. 2-21 tf ll'IRE FENCING ?We have our second car wire fencing. Come in and let us show you what, we have. Also ~ '--'V J ?n Ti\Vinork?. d riUUU J/MV C uu uaiis. t/uiiuouuMpCrackin Co. 2-21 tf BOYS Wl t r. in arter yea yourself in your Before you CTI T J1U Even tho y< "Went Over"? in ?? that wilt tell a t< "After Your Re I B .*\wm pH m M i m ^ by B jBj H a \ A T^k cp.cc A?y TT-Austin Adams SHOALS" Scenario by 'fuvie MathiS 0 Pictures Corporation * House, a * \ ; See I s for Yojir Fertilizer, Acid and | ' Ammopiated goods. Any aaalys:? j i yo.i desire. Get our quotations be J fore placing your orders. It will i prove ;o your ::civn:::.i^e. Farmers ! comufr.'-rive Association for Xct- ' iiorrv PrvM.itv f T F.ocfpr Mo rt 9 fPT 1 j !* x i ! 12-10 tf. : l : FOR SALE? Cleveland In'g boll cot-; j ton seed. Grown, sinned and re-! ; cleaned on niv own fnrm. Do not j ' ! irin l'or public. Get good seen and To;,'.;p b:t?- yie!d. Phone 4411. 0. j ; H. Lano. 3-23 3t | i I have removed my dental parlors tn the New Exchange bank building. E. H Kibler. 12-31 : A Happy Home is one where every 'member can make music. The Playj er-Piano does it. See me. J. L ! Bowles, factory agent, Phone 68, 1209 Boyce St. 3-28 ltaw?tf-F TO THE 10 HAVE Rl irs, you will be prouc uniform. discard it, visit the DIO NEAR Dfc du had a photo m?' perhaps there are lie in a more recer turn." y & M. Studio Near Depot ^ ' ... ^ r "' .' "?,C~-Ttt? " Soe Attra Tk o crrppi lA IiV/ OVJL VVI tinguished arl surrounded I tery of the charm of rom Do tales of ventures of fi terest you? picture. AniV/115 20c; children un< age Mon., I 9 ( t \ \ OPERA HOUSE PROGRAM FrMflf, April 4. ^ SESSTE HAYAKA WA in -J "HEARTS I> l'AT?.v mm 1 Satirdaft April 5 The 9th episode of "THE MAX OF MIGHT" BIG V OOMEDY j and a "STRAND COMEDY 4 \ XoBday, April 7. J XAZISOTA 1 'OCT OF THE fOG" fl tlUKNhU x 1 1* fa Y i or a pnoto or ; DHT 1 V! t side before you bars or stripes ' it photo?made ] Salter r Z- .w - >. : CKBC . M2 *** . - V/tai / i m ction / ? . " * *** i's most dis:ist in a play iv the mvs- 4 WJ ?J sea and the ** <; ua V 1 lance. i the sea?adsher-folk, in- J Then see this 5SION: Jer 12 years of i 10c. Vpril 7 V * "* # / -