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> ??? \ YMTOKY LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEES NO. 1 TOWNSHIP K The following committees have been r appointed to canvass for subscriptions to tfce victory Liberty Loan:? Ward 1?C. G. Blease, Arthur Kfoir>?. ur .t> ITWd RraHlpv 1CI ? n . IV. A vv*vt, - v* . Ward 2?J. A. Burton, W. G. Mayes.; F. X. Martin. T. K. Johnstone. Ward 3?T. Roy Summer. P. E. Anderson. W. F. Ewart, Walter Wallace. Ward 4?F. R. Hunter, John A. fienn. Rev. E .V. Babb, J. H. Wicker. Ward 5?J. M. Davis, J. Y. Jones. W. H. Hardeman, M. B. lisby. ! East Side?W. E. Wallace, M. B. Caldwell, P. B. Banks. West Side?J. K. Chappell. Welch Wlbur. J. F. Hawkins. Jeft' T. Cromer Oakland Mill?T. J. Digby. E. C-. Wanes. M. A. Attawav, S. H. Abram*. j Mollohon Mill?W. I). Stilwell, 0. C Wilson. T. B. McEntire. W. H. Callas. Geo. W. Summer, H. T. Caldwell, B. C. Matthews. j Com. Xo. 1 Township, j OPERA HOUSE PROGRAM i ! Friday, April 25. BESSIE BARRISCALE ? in j "HEARTS ASLEEP i > ALSO A CHRISTY COMEDY " _ I : ! Saturday, April 26. The 12th episode of I "THE MAN OF MIGHT* I ALSO A i BIG V COMEDY < and a , STRAND COMEDY i j Monday, April 28. BERT LYTELL In "BLACKIE'S REDEMPSION* AL?0 A . 3FI TT AM) JEFF COMl:i>l SPECIAL NOTICE M. ^ ?l ! " ^ LOST?On Tuesday between Newberry and Prosperity State license Ji.il ^ TA numoer ior auioaojne. j-??j uui m call number. Finder please return to Herald and News. 4-25 U Pasture to Let.?Can pasture 15 or 20 cows in good pasture at $1.50 per month each. J. W. Henderson. Phdne 1 6. 4-25 2t JXM5T?On Tuesday on tne streets of Newberry government check for $15,jG0 payable to Willie Ann *. ?ckert. Please return to A. H. Dicker*. 4-25 It N . VAP SAT.F?Tlnfi .Tptrpv milrh row and calf, J. W. Henderson, Phone 106. 4-25 2t WANTED?Cierks. Apply at McCrory's 5 & 10c Stcre. 4-25 3tp . *OR SALE ?Have bought auto hearse.1 Have two good horses want to sell. R. Y. Leavell. 4-25 t? Trespass Notice?All persons are wwarned not to trespass upon the lands of Smith and Miurran, adjoin-' in<g the Cut Off near Chappells, bv -hunting, fishing, seining or in any manner whatever. 4-25 3tp LOST?One 35x4 1-2 Goodrich plain trpa^ tirp on r.m. Friday. April 18, on Jalapa road. Reward if returned to Robt. Gist. 4-22 2Tp Improved Golden Dent Seed Corn.? j For sale by Johnson-McCrackin Co j 4-22 tf " 1 Single Comb Boff Minorca esgs from; Edward Schmidt's heavy layiDg strain. Unsurpassed as table fowl. ?tandayi weights?cock, 8 lbs; j hens, 6 1-2 lbs. Eggs $2.50 per 15.' Mrs. Jas. W. Caldwell, Phone 5204.! . 4-18 4tp. My Horse and Jack will make thisi season at my barn; fee for horse, v. $20.<K), and my big Jack at $17.50. fPhone No. 3112 Prosperity, S. C.. Ppst office, Little Mountain, S. C. 4-18 4t ? i Jiotice of BemoTal?I have moved my office to the Exchange Bank building, room 311, third; floor. Hours: 12 noon to 1:30 p. m. Saturdays: 12 noon to 1:30 and 3 to 6 p. m. and toy appointment. P. G. EHesor. 4-11 Imp. Please Sobscrlbe to tie Atlanta SemiWeekly Journal or the Tri-Weekly Constitution for one year and a book of the greatest war for $3.00. j The Progressive Farmer $1 a year. | Will give an account, book during' month of March. Your orders Wj.11: be appreciated. Phone 2.">1. Curtis! J I. Eptipg, Agent. 1704 Nance St., J Newberry. S. C. 3-1S 2m 666 cures Malaria Fever. 8-5 tf I Early Amber Cane Seed.?Pure ar..; ! recleaned. For sale by Johnsoni X Crackin Co. 4-22 ti Lst Heeeived -^olid car of Chattn I noopa wagons. This is the last lot ! we will have with the regular track i See us and get prices and buy your ; wagon now. The Purcell Company i 4-11 tf. ; HIDING CULTIVATORS?Come Ir j and let us show you what we hav? in cultivators and Disc harrows; also smoothing harrows. Johnson. McCrackin Co. 2-21 11 I have removed my dental parlors .* the New Exchange bank building ; E. H Kibler. tj RANGES ?We .still have a few o: | those Dix.'e Harvest ranges we are ; selling cheap. The Puree!! Com1 ' panv. tl j BUGGIES ?We handle the High Poinf Brown, American and Emerson. Wr | have anything you want in ih: buggy !ine. The Purcell Company 2-25 tf. "NOSILVER CLE. The Quickest Th< vNo Rubbing No Sc< Will Not Injure the Guaranteed?A new Plate within five years, on receipt Demonstrated T. M. R I. nr*8 ] n 11??$ I ' i When the high cost c ; a damper on one---it'; ; ' and squelch depressic | Nothing builds up < ! as neat fitting, siyli clothes?and that's tl for you. In these da ?don't take a cjiana suit me concerning you though the clothes we bu they are truly democrati value from the collar of t x trousers. Drop in today and let i woolens, that I work up i our expert designing and L. I. B - / Made-to-Mei Opp. Newberry Hotel "NUFI ****** iv*-^ ?? ? * THE NEW AR Opens Frid With w. s. FIVE REEL WE Saturday, w* 1 117 1 wo feel W est HELEN ( "THE F Two Re? Full of pep, funniest tl We are now in the ma will pay the following pr Rdct Hrarlp . $ W0V T Second Grade, culled Third grade, off As our mill is now closed seed purchased by us will b mills that is operating, we c be in the market. We also for feeding purposes. Your The Southern Co L. W. Floy 11 See 1'* for Your Fertilizer, Acid and' Ammoniated goods. Any analysis i you desire. Get our quotations hp fore placing your orders. It will prove to your advantage. Farmers ;| Cooperative Association for New- : u ? ??? P T T Q^tor AToTlH p'pJ* I UtJlry V.UUHIJ. 1J o-iwovw , i.ja?n 12-10 tf. ' WAGONS ?Wtf have a complete lir.e j of the Chattanooga and the Piedmont. Will save yon money mi your wagon. The Purcell Com| panv. tf WAXTEl) ? Subscriptions for The > Herald and News, Pictorial Review. Xeedlecraft. McColl and any other f periodical wanted, at publisher's price. Curtis Kpting 3-lSlf MI LES?We have some of those good 'J? 1? " '! l vnn ! COlIOn IliUjeis w r vwji nafv | money on. The Purcell Co. 3-2."j if WK hare all sizes of wagons now. | from one horse to six. Let us price you and show you what we have. Johnson-McOrackin Company 3-21 tf i D IT D ) ? I\ U O j ANER PLATE 5 Easiest The Best >uring No Scratching Finest Silver or Gold will be sent you any time of old plate. at any time by OGERS >f living is apt to put 5 time to "dress up"? >21. one's morale so much sh cut, well tailored . le only kind 1 make ys of inflated values but come and con- 1 1 . I ir spring wardrobe. Alild are aristocratic in style ic in price?with built-in I he coat to the cuff of the j ne show you the 'Veal" nto ''regular" clothes, via bench workmanship. , i lalock | a sure Clothes t c r* newDerry, o. k*. 7 SED" i CADE THEATRE | I I ay, April 25 i . HART in a nrrnnM mnTi mp D1&K1N n^lURJCApril 26th :ern Picture with ilBSON in ORRFR" ;1 Comedy king you have ever seen rket for Cotton Seed and ices for same: 1.02 per "bu. $68. per ton .96 per bu. 64. per ton 90 per bu. 60. per ton down for the season, and the e shipped to one of our other annot state how long we will have Meal and Hulls for sale ! patronage is solicited. tton Oil Company c3, Manager. SPEC! Al SATURDAY Jl A1 Two Big Valu< See Below the Bi 25c Long Cloth at 12 l-2c a yard, I 10 yards to a customer. 25c yard wide Percale 121-2c a yard. 10 yard limit. 36-inc.h fine quality white Homespun, per yard 14c. 32-inch Ginghams, beautiful patfflvno -nor1 vrl 1 Or? Rnv UUl IIO J C CAd iVy pi 1W pV/JL J (Vi Vi Jkm ' V/# X-r all you want. 6 spools J & P Coats cotton for 25c. 50 dozen gauzt, vests, priced everywhere at 15c and 20c, sale price 10c 36-inch good quality Bleaching, per yard 15c. Beautiful line of Silks, Crepe de Chine, Georgette in most all shades, j Sale price 9Sc and up. j ! 3,000 yards Lace. Sale price per 3 j yard 5c. ' . J It WiR Pay You to Trade K ninhp Orv <i Newberry, S. C. Storage Batf Recognizing the serious ne tery Service we have no storage Batter Full stock New Willard Bat all malfp? nf pars on hand for in MA* wa m Full stock of Rental or Se while your battery is being char; Complete Charging Outfit, I service, in charge of a trained B< Pnmnlptp Raftprv ReDair St r. . j M make battery from the smallest Mr. Ellesor Adams, who is t work, is in charge of this Depar make, to him, let him test your Testing and filling with dist vou get the best service from yc have repairs to be made he can right. All work guaranteed to j Let us tell ypu about the Wi Battery?"The Still Better Batte Mower's Lower Main Street I WE ARE PREPARED ||| I Y J i J _ ? lvAf AMA 4-A fill WATl^ I ' | oetior man eyer weiwic w uu jvu. I orders on Cigars, Cigarettes and j prQm factory c I $200. The! WHOLESALE PRICES j ^ (iivo us a call. .. Will discounl ANNE O. RUFF & CO. j _ . _ J'lionc M. *- ? Also agents for a pood laundry. i tNU MUJNUAY r n V1UUU5 VU. t 3 Giving Days ig Cuts in Prices Ladies' Hose. Sale price 15c a pair to $2.50. Brown, black, white and gray, Children's Hose. Price ! Oc to 50c a pair. Brown, white and black. f Ladies' Slippers and Oxfords, S1.50 to S8.50 a Dair: colors black. " X / r white and brown. Just received new shipment of Ladies' House Dresses. Trice $2.98 and $4.00. Ladies' Skirts in silk, woolen and cotton. $1.50 to $14.50. Men's Low Cuts and Shoes, $3.50 |o $8.50. Brown, black and tan. We can save you a dollar a pair on Men's Low (tets. Just received another shipment of Miiln.ery in the new shades and patterns. We are selling thera to beat tne Dana. \ I ere Saturday and Monchiy uoods i^o.j Next Door to Mayes' Book Store ~ I > tery Service ; * ed of this section for Bat ?w installed a complete x ' ; y Department teries to replace batteries in lmediate delivery. rvice Batteries for your use ged or repaired. large enough to give prompt attery Man who knows how. ation, equipped to repair any repair to a rebuilding job. - ? ? n? * horoughly trained m battery tment. Bring your car, any battery. illed water free. He can help >ur battery and when you do do your work, promptly and ?ive satisfaction. Ilard Bone-Dry-Rubber Thread ry. . Ua rage, Phone 300 % FIANOS - to your house- Saves you from $100 to 5culz Piano has no superior in ton or finish* & Cote cannot be beaten for the price. fc any mail order house in the United States OWLES, Factory Agent, Newberry, S. C.