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? T REX BEACH PICTURE * HERE WEDNESDAY Powerful Picture of /Alaska to be Shown at the Opera House on October 1. The genius of Re?: Beach never was more compellingly demonstrated than in the newest of his famous books to find picturization on the screen. It is "The Brand" widely known because of the thrilling nature +Vir? ef Artr character VX VliV A WW WMJkf V* V drawing and tire popularity of the locale, Alaska?always fertile ground to Rex Beach. Produced for Goldwyn and following closely on the success of "Laughing Bill Hyde" and "Too Fat to Fight," "The Brand" comes when interest in the Rex Beach productions is at its height. It is confidently predicted that "The Brand" will ^exceed both in popular appeal. The story is one of great power and appeal. It is drama from the first ?- ?? ? -Qo fiio SCt?Xlt?? 11 aUU Uii lilts uo vuv four principal characters begin to 4 weave their net of love, hate, passion and rebellion, and does not end until the very last scene, when occurs a climax of such terrific power that the spectator can only -wonder how Rex Beach conceived anything so ^extraordinary. v I Magnificent Alaska ^scenes are shown, with raging blizzards, chasms of ice and frozen rivers. Again Hex Beach does not star a player, preferring to use the best talent obtainable for a brilliant, perfect balanced cast. The Plot. To the tiny town of Ophir -in Al aska come two stragglers irom tne States. They are Bob Barclay, a ^ vaudeville actor, and his dancing partner, Alice Andrews. Lured there by the hope of striking it Tich, they 0 are soon discouraged. When the man decides to penetrate farther into the northland Alice refuses to accompany him and he leaves her. Later comes Dan McGill, a typical old timer, middle-aged, simple-hearted, with im0 plicit trust in women he thinks are good. In his rough way he consoles Alice and she responds to his hint of 1am and pnnspnts t.o marry him. Dan is the happiest man in Alaska. He takes his little wife to his poor iome and for a short time the girl isJhappy. But soon McGill wearies lier and the wretchedness of their home oppresses her. She * longs for Bob Barclay, cruel, selfish, but nevertheless her own kind. Eventually Ihe returns and is a frequent visitor when r McGill is away. Finally the two are discovered by McGill and in disillusionment and fury he drives the lovers out into the storm, himself wandering away into the mountains. Mr. H. H. Kinard has sold 75 feet ? i front of his lot on Main street adjoining the Humbert lot which was ^recently purchased by Mr. McHardy if rpL:? jpaower, to lur. luuwer. xuia ;Mr. Mower a very long frontage on A Main street. The lot purchased is j 100 feet deep^ TAX NOTICE. # Ti*e books for the collection of State ,and county tax for the year K&9 will be open from Ocober 15th, 1919, December 31st, 1919. Those .who prefer to do so can pay in Januaij', 1920, with one per cent; in February, 19?0r with two per cent and from Marcli 1st, 1920 to March 11>? 1920, w'ffih seven per cent. AV V? O O YVIQ/In lin i V/VUXlb'^ auuitvi nut? uiMuv uj/ j tax books by school districts and it} will be necessary for tax payers to | give each district in which their prop- j -erty is located, i v \ The leyy for 1920 is as follows: W Mills j State 9 Constitutional school tax ? Ordinary county purposes ? . 5 ' Roads and bridges ? 1? Bonded indebtedness of county 1-4 ; Court house 1-2 i , Jail bonds 3-4 ' Back indebtedness ,.... 1-2 j * i 1 20 j The school districts below have levied the following levies: Mills Districts Nos. 1, 14, 52, 58 10 W Districts Nos. 22, 31, 33 8 P District No. 18 6 ^ X)istrict No. 39 7 j W Districts Nos. 2, 4, 11, 13, 19, 20, f 23, 25, 34, 36, 40, 44, 45, 48, I 49, 55, 56 4 [ * District No. 26 111 ' "niofw/if Airt sn. ............. 10 1-2 I v? WW _ Districts Nos. 6, 47 3 Districts Nos. 5, 8, 9, 12, 15, 16, 17, 21, 24, 29, 32, 35, 38, 41, 42, 43, 46, 50, 54, 57, 59 2 District No. 10 1 A poll tax of one dollar has been j i levied on all male citizens between Athe ages of 21 and 60 years except: ? those exempt by law. | W A tax of 50 cents is levied on all j dogs. Persons liable to road duty may pay a commutation of $2.00 from October 35th, 1919, to December 31, 1919. | C. C. Scliumpert, j v s '.-e- of Newberry County. T a a. < mtmm?? i The select j J^V fering mu p ?ft|j ^ere to /II 1 CUcilS cuiu h These suit I ' II I^B -Priced at $ '^JJr A Rei | % M l hey are "hPP Another f 1 wanted fo M value is tc ij ' V I I j Mimnaugh'i J Presenting the largest va: J Hundreds to choose from price range from $3.' CORRECT STYLES, S i' MEEE\ an |BM| A MKSB&mk BRm ML jSNflfiV HH ^ wm m HH EHH H JF Auction { I ( Of Tennessee and Virgi i Horses andM | ?AT B. A. Havird's Si I I , Thompson St., Newberr Thursday, Oct. 2, 25 head of all good young Ma fourths of them in foal from 3 t< old. Weigh from 800 to 1250 pc the above stock is the good kind (take the place of high priced it will be sold to drive after sales, the work kind, and will please a wanting work stock. Also have die Mares and Horses in this lot < several speed Horses and Mares. Don't forget the time and pla< sale. Come see this good work vour price. Sale rain or shine at r ? Stables. You can see this stock a where they will be after Tuesday inspection. Sale Rain or Sh W T |f I iHs ^ m v* i . s* i 2 \Xs* ? & J3L ^ -J 4 \ ion of your Fall Suit si st be unmatchable for : ly after shopping the t< dresses when and whe :s are all lined with sati 25.00, $28.50, $32.50, $ ?j.AkiA r, uaihauic vii ui $30.00 D accurately designed, cc >oint to consider is the >r fall and winter wear, -l * 1 > see the garments ana t Millinery L riety of popular price i ac tn rnlor and 1 MW ^J *y ww.w- ? 49 to $25.00 eac TANDARD QUAUTIES % I IN A *rl_ l! a Hie a nia arps Kent MA VV Sat tables J yyS. C. i e\ an \L M. \^. ires threeo 7 years WE 1 mnds. All , . that will HORSES lules, and SOLD A1 They are _ nv buver i ^ ?J ?, some sad- ANIMAL; 25 and WITH E> ? 1 :e of this MARES I stock at ^ hIF YOU V b M. AIA w 11 M0 t Havird's DON'T F> ? for y0Ur BER 4. I PH ; Aii? LJ, | | iould be made now. 1 he so many shrewd shoppers )wn. Women are going t i ,1 . re they can buy them to t in and figured silk, tailore 35.00, $38.50, $45.00, $50. lp of Women's resses at $19.91 rrectly tailored and made ? ? - _? ? variety, including the best . The best way to judge try them on; satin, taffeta department 1 *t . 1k.T 1 ;d Hats in in ew Berry. trimming effects in a ^ > r h. i LOWEST PRICES TJrzi is OF ? / iicky Horses urday, 0< AT 11 O'CL ? AT ? R. Wise s WILL HAVE A CARLOAD G AND MARES ON SATURD^ * AUCTION. IN THIS LOT , ) BUGGY HORSES. THESE S, NO BRONCOS IN THE LOl CTRA FAST RECORDS. TJ tfUST ALL BE SOLD REGA1 VANT A GOOD HORSE AT ML TO ATTEND THIS SALI ins Bros. & C. i ifita, Ga, i mm ^ ?wan ? ^"44? .' / . -.;-v mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrn i values we. are of- I ? i are coming uai& to buy their suits, he best advantage, d and dressy models. .00 and $65.00 each I and Misses' j i s of good material. : styles that will be the actual <M Q AO i, serges at y^.i/0 b mm 4^^ - - -- -- .J CUC ' i , t and Mares Vv/ V M :tober 4 OCK 1 Sfa KIps i ;r >F FINE KENTUCKY lY, OCTOBER 4, TO BE \RE SOME FINE SADARE GOOD SOUND * AI SO SnMF. MARFS i HESE HORSES. AND j RDLESS OF PRICE, SO YOUR OWN PRICE, S, SATURDAY, OCTO 1% sir* n K. wise lo. i ) Newberry. S. C.