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%* , ? to mis?? HARRY W. WEBB. He is a Baltimore theatrical ma *nd has been appointed film chairma by the War Loan Organization of th "Fifth Federal Reserve District. H will direct the movie program of tl district, his biggest job being the di tribution of "The Price of Peace." movie of actual battlefield activitie which will be shown during the Vi zory liown ctiixiyaisix. Mr. Web!) operates six of Bait more's leading motion picture the ters. He has had wide business e: perience. having held executive pos tions with electric light and telephor plants in Wilmington. Pittsburgh an Baltimore. He was formerly vice pre ident of the Wilmington Telephone < Electric Light Company, and was als 'engaged in the development of seven 'Of Baltimore's suburbs. Recently h -toas devoted his time to the motio . picture business. a HEN KECK '.HSU! NUH t ? . \ - Surgeons Mend Lieutenar After Fall of 2,500 Feet an ' : .He Now Flies Again and i Happy. * There is a man in San Frnncisc 'walking around with a broken nee] He is Lieutenant Charles M. Cud to ins, of Virginia. Cummins was an army aviato "While making a flight at Gerstrn - Field, La., in February, 1918, he fe ~ 2,500 feet, fracturing the fourth, fifti >and sixth cervical vertebrae and di locating several other vertebrae pa ially. After the fall He was sent to Le terman General Hospital at the Pres tiio in San Francisco for treatmen -Army surgeons who are working a most miracles there in the reconstru< ' tion of the war wounded finally fitte : a mptil rolar on the aviator to carr the weight of hiss head. It worked; and now Lieutenant Cummins is wall ing:about apparently normal. 1 One of Many. J Lieutenant Cummin's ease is onl ' one of many, but it stands out b< cause of the popular superstition thz a man can't live if his neck is brokei The reconstruction surgeons at Le nerman are working on hundreds ( cases much more difficult than th flyer's. They are receiving men there dail ~ Jrom the battlefields of France, whos legs and arms baag withered an helpless and they are turning thes ~men out. after months of treatmer Ttnd patieni rjcciictnitai mduipmauui able to use their arwis and legs an capable of making a living. The cos ' ot course, is tremendous when on intn consideration the fact th? the same work is being carried on i many military hospitals. More Money Needed. > Already Congress has appropriate millions of dollars to carry on th work and many millions more wi 'have to be made available for th cause. For it is a cause, this regei sration of the men v^ho gave the bodies to their country. Part of the money to be realizo from Victory L^ertv Loan will I1 used for tills joo or m:uusuin.uuu v regeneration. Think of this when vo are .nuking up your mind as to he much of the loan you, personally, ai going to subscribe. Lieutenant Cummins made a fl.igf ' with his collar on just to convino ' nimself that he hadn't, lost his nerv ' We can't afford to lose our nerve c a dollar and cents proposition in tfc face of the deeds of such men. * ^ TRADED HIS LEG. . JT A (Janaaian tyny USl liuuioiv., ^ Twho chose a rifle rather than a 'chaplaincy and lost his leg in action, wac being commiserated . .J I on the "lo*s" of the leg. ~ * "1 did not lose my leg," he re* , \ l plied. "I traded it fofr a clear s < conscience." *51 "I traded it for a clear con < science." <4 I o Better trade your dollars for a clear conscience in the VicZ tory Loan. Yon won't regret it and yen will set the dollars X baoX. with interest. V-; I ;FT , >i.i /t ' ' AX ; ^ I? J irw ' // ?x, Jfzf |p^ Mr if Aiiducra | Prima Doim | Third Nigi I A Redpath C in i Mme. 3 I" ' i Opera S [e M notable 16 8 Vnrk s- EE I o r K, ga ja Europ c- SI Centers t i also : I n i c. . j | Oulp otru & If One of u 1 Chamb e || izations n to night sj I RedpathC y I Seven E J | Season Tickets $: fa^^MREDPATH C\ ? Newberry Week! 'f z uOI( u , 4 a, sr * ? II have ju ed a shi goldfish BUY eLt 1. ? Mayes Book I T i The House of a u *? le ?* 11 (1 ? SEVERE TEST SHOWS HOW If) SAVF SHOES ^ IIVII I V VI I vaiww "A molder in our foundry wore a 11 pair of shoes with Neolir^ Soles every is day for ten months and two weeks? a. both in the foundry, and to and from ir his work?and they are just worn out." The Sessions Foundry Company of , Bristol, Connecticut, makes this report on a pair of Neolin-soled molders' shoes given them for test. >i* Neolin Soles have none of the shortn comings of other soles. They do not w burn or crack under conditions such 0 as these?nor do they wear out quickly under the grind of abrasive materials. . They are made by Science to be especially tough and durable, will stand e the roughest kind of usage and so wear longer ana save money. More?n over, they are comfortable and waterie proof. You can get them on new shoes in many styles for men, women and children^?or as re-soles. They are manu% factured bv The Gocdvear Tire ^ & & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio, who also X make Wingfoot ITeels?guaranteed to <> outwear all other heels. I lleoliii Soies < Trade Mark R?r. U. S. P.-?. Of. To All Who Are Liable. i ? <> Street duty for 1919 is now due an< o must be paid at once. Please attenr <I to it* X E. L. Rodelsperger, J> Chief of Police |> 666 cures Headaches, Biliousness % loss of Appetite, or that tired &chin< ^ feeling, due to Malaria or Colds. Fim - ! Tonic 8-5tf J t \ w,. ff"<o > ;'(+ ?{ 11 *>3> /feL ^'-.^r>j; $r,!j 3?v$ m ^C \I if '<A\ "Lir?J! $ )!I ^%=5li gl ! "Ill'! Lenska f ! a Contralto | i HI 1 ht I; hautauqua H j Lenska, Grand 1 j * ? ? -@J I mger, nets atuicu nw* successes in New Chicago and || iean Musical || j ) THE || i - -? ^? 11 Ig uuanei g ; America's Strong |j sr Music Organ- || | , afternoon and I ime day. || j hautuaqua ? tig Days I 2.50 and War Tax || HAUTAUQUAa^^Mll > ? j Beginning May 14 li Ifish I I ist receivpment of i ? I NOW. j I jl ? Variety Store Thousand Thing; j I "fiets-lf'-Z Drops- j Then to the Dance I j "Goodnight to Corn Fains?Corns Peel Off With "Gets-It." "Say, girls, you can laugh at \ tight shoes, or damp, corn-pulling j weather, big bumpy corns, calluses j on the soles of your feet, corns between the toes, hard and soft corns, j i I | HP' "if* AH Off With That Puree Con Now- | 'r^J?> u Muk." if you will just touch, the earn or callus with a few drops of ^Gets-It/ What a blessed relief it gives to < corn pains! You won't limp any > more; you can enjoy the dance j every minute. Then to see how | that corn or callus will come right I off complete, like a banana peel and j without the least pain, is just won- j j derfuL 'Gets-It' is the biggest seller 1 among corn removers in the world I 1 today, simply because it is 00 wonderfully simple and always works, i Be sure you get 'Gets-It'" the euaranteed. money- 1 back corn-remover, the only sure way. | costs but a trifle at any drug: store. MTdby&Lawrence&Co.,Chicago,111. 1 .. ..Sold in Newberry, ana recommend- j I ed as the world's best corn remedy ; s by W. G. Mayes, P. E. Way. Newberry ( ' Drug Co., Gilder & Weeks Co. 1 4 t JiMli d^SlSil&fc f&" * -. - l - \'K <; */ "* '' '*?*.?. ' ' II A HOT SPC 1 gets the migh And puts it into action 1 ?on an "imDossible" hill IUI ?on the boulevard where fjj s ahead of a less responsive car P?| ' ?on a country turnpike wh g?|j On countless other occasio P^l asked and "a little extra'' isgiv< B| supplies what you ask. ' HI IT ,.4 Bl i?;i upui v,iatrk.s mc pn very fine vapor and Ram's-hori a whit less important. Ram's-horn gently and quic the six by the short 14-inch roui fresh, 4 'powdered'' <ras to every Unless you're driving tne n cylinders are often getting a ri< I I That makes your engine rui A Hot Spot Chalmers run: perience a pride in your new C diff'""1* tr" Ascribe. One ride generally convin headed individual; and once a i Chalmers ownership he'll swe; nf fhe few Preat cars of the wor (CAROLINA i Newberry si e&V ^ - ^ m %!esm&$?t*' ts- - ~~b&I j?: " Public Oj j^j . In awakening public appreciation *lif? jvnfnmnKile in general, the 60( Bag 7 ' -have played an important part. attractive appearance and sterlini ]?? everywhere praise its economy a tj . power in abundance and luxurious friends. Public approval thus wor guide in selecting a car. Now is |I OVERLAND COI gg! Columbia Jbl OrerUnd Model 90 Fit* Pxtteagtt Tot Lpjj Come to oar! ?:: i : j :<?__j' ? ]|i ^ * *-* Mh ../ - ??..._ .- , ?1 ?S| , i > i ll H If Ifc- [jMI ] *" *' "*7?*j; ;| :'l^/&^'i\ - ''^^ jjfBj " / Jut: ^?i;dfl? i 11: 111 mi? mm ^ i |||| ' T Chalmers pi f r\ / rfsic* Irf!'' I wits fJJ i:^| a ten yard >spurt puts you fijff len supper is ^^ aiting-. >ns when 4'a little extra*' '||^SH en the great Hot Spot engine jgBplfi availing low grade gas into a Jpll jf i then completes a task not | | R iCCUb CULIl I \ JllJUCi UI agroEM te to each and gives the same . iljjj j| ' cylinder alike. o|8J? 1 ew Chalmers some of your Npjjl :h gas and some a lean gas. \; I^S i "choppy'' on occasions. 1p| O IlL'A CI Ik on/-l vnn #?v_ a iii\v oiin. ivuoj anu \ wvi va ; n halmcrs that is Ij |j nan is won to vJ3j |j f ar he has one : ml Id. Quality First ^ | UJTO CO. Ijj m-mmmmmmmmmmmrnwrn . p ? zm&MQsn ifl a mjmi B ^ 1$mm 1 ? a ^~V m iii ^$pj pi *ilfi /) v<^> 4. + < v cr^. :g minion" j|jj J%V to the economical value of :?p ),000 Overlands now in use i||[ Model 90 is a car of such ;?p g performance that owners :M nd practical value. It has :M j 5 comfort that make, staunch ijiJ * tt* i and expressed is your sate the time for a Model 90. jM LUMBIA CO., 1 s. c. 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