Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR LIVE STOCK ME? (Hemson College, Nov. 14.?Th . Extension Animal Husbandman ar f preparing to take a big party o South Carolina farmers to Chicagi to attend the International Livestocl Show, November 29, to December 6 inclusive. Fifty farmers made thi trip last year and many of these ar< going again this year. Is then any better proof than this that it i: worth while for those who have no been? k * With the boll weevil now over i m large part of the state, our farmer: 1 must raise more livestock as one ave nue of escapej and it will certainly o fino investment for men who ar< u iiiiv *** - i planning to spend hundreds and evei k thousands of dollars in establishing I themselves in livestock to spen< f $150.00 in a sort of a preliminary investment to take the proposed trij to Chicago and see what good live stock looks like and to form mor< definite ideas and plans about live stock growing. The party will be in charge of V W. Lewis, Extension Animal Hus band man, who will handle all th< necessary arrangements to secure th< ^ most profitable and economical use o: the time and money necessary t< make the trip. Special pullman car ?1,1 v~ i-f 195 nr more ?o Wlit UC uocu anu u. i# ^ there will be a special train. Leaving Columbia Saturday, No vember 29th at one o'clock p. m. the party will spend November 30tl around Lexington, Ky., seeing somi of the'finest farms and stock in th< ' world; will spend December 1st, a Lafayette, Ind., visiting Purdu< University College of Agriculture and some famous Shorthorn an< "Hereford cattle and Shorpshire sheej farms; and will reach Chicago Decern . ber 2nd in time to see the judging o: ? the wonderful livestock exhibits ^ After staying at the show and ii Chicago as long as desired, member: of the party may return at will. In order to arrange details for th( convenience of all Mr. Lewis wil secure tickets, pullman reservations etc., for all the party from Colum bia to Chicago, and he urges all wh< wish to gd to write him at once, car< Jefferson Hotel, Columbia, S. (J., en closing $50.00. He will rende: itemized statements of expenditure) and return any balance. He esti mates cost of entire trip not ove] $150.00. -Special - accommodation: will be made for ladies, who are in vited to join the party. * This opportunity is more than ar opportunity; it is a duty to one's selJ and to one's community to help over come the boll weevil with more anc better livestock. In many instances men who went last year have becom< enthusiastic stock men and centers oJ livestock development in their coun rties. Mr. Farmer, spend $150.00 foi the future good of yourself and youi j community. ROLL CALL. ^ ^ F. N. Martin, business district.. 28( Dr. J. B. Setzler, on streets.... 24 Mrs. Ruth Welling, Ward 1.... 5S Miss Minnie Gist, Ward 2 20C Mrs. L: W. Floyd, Ward 3.... 105 John Wood, Ward 5 ..... ^ 104 Miss Mildred Purcell, on streets 21 Misses Elizabeth Wright and Martha Lathan, on streets... 31 Irby Parker, Oakland Cotton Mill ! 31 Mrs. W. D. Senn, Burton School District If Elbert Dickert, Moliohon Mill.. 3( w Newberry College 65 I Miss Bessie Whitney, Maybinton 2' [ Dr. G. Y.-Hunter, Prosperity.. 5S I Mrs. Lucy Longshore, Trinity p S. Dist 1( Miss Mattie Cromer, No. 2 Township 3( Total 1,105 Of the foregonig amount $2.00 was contribution and $3.00 for Rec ^ _ Cross magazine. W MOST SUCCESSFUL AMONG THE DOUGHBOY5 (Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 19.?The Thirc Red Cross Roll Call was most successful?where do you suppose??on the German Rhfne! Not among th< Germans it is true, but among the doughboys in the American Army oi Occupation. Dispatches from national headquar Pters state that Company A, Eight In fantry, consisting of 250 men, enrolled one hundred per cent, or Nov ember 1, the day before th? campaign opened, and that practiA cally every other outfit plans to fol W low suit. No such record as that made by the doughboys has been received from i any other community. Across the arms of a new anr chair can be swung an adjustable leaf which can be tilted tb form a "" * * * *1 * A _ dooK Holder or laia iiat 10 serve as < table. i, n,~ f-y eloctr/c railroad an K; _ / f j<v.U C? w L J. ..i? - ! Ford C e j !| IMPOF k I? J ft :! THIS WILL IN " l s i s| If you have one of th lias been shipped without t\ system, we can supply yoi and lighting system which 1 car in three hours time. 3 This outfit comes co v> tor, motor, battery, instru necessary for the installati 1 This system is manufactur > Mfg. Co., who are one of | trical apparatus in the field ' Freezing weather is ( " your car up to date in order the seat; don't run the risl hand cranking. The advan at all car speeds is worth you. Price F. O. B. Sen f, _ Auto Electr i 1216 Hampton Ave. ' Authorized Service Stat l i1?__?..._ Si " " t B 3 i ft:, L JL. i-JLV JLVJL^JLJL J, Rayo lamps ai ing lamp?me i> ?less expense ? sane, consistei [! Rayo lamps d( ^ V A Vfc* Mil ^ J i , moving chimin f j filled ' re-wick . i * , Made of solid r to last a lifeti at anv nrice. * I use. ) Aladdin Security ll STANDARD > j (N< ! i Washington, D. C. BAL Norfolk, Va. ? ' ' ' Richmond, Va. Wk II^ 4 I SEED OATS I FOR SALE The Hammond Oats. Be&t early oats j an the market. > j / ,! $1.75 per bushel. J H. O. Long, 21 Silverstreet, S. C. i ; j NOTICE DRAWING JURY. Notice is hereby given that at nine o'clock a. m., November 21st, 1919, j the jury commissioners for Newberry { County, S. C., at the office of.the Clerk of Court, will openly and publicly draw the names of thirty-six men to serve as petit jurors for the ? i 1- _ 1- !11 criminal court wmcn wm convene on December 8th, 1919. i C. C. Schumpert, J. B. Halfacre, Jno. C. Goggans, t Jurry Commissioners for Newberry ? County, S. C. , Nov. 10th," 1919. 1 SALE OF PEP^vm, 1 w '{ Rc;. c.1 ; ? : ; res'* #. rjiil.'ps c! , v.. 1 : ; * ver^'jev 1019, ?' . > oc^cr - r.cr. , v ???? ? r? )wners 'TANT TEREST YOU -XT 17 1_ ? e i^ew roras which the starting and lighting i with a complete starting i can be installed in your mplete with generament board and all parts onf even to the tail lamp, ed by the "Atwater-Kent" the .oldest makers of eleciominsr now, so make ' that you can crank it from c of breaking your arm by tage of full powerful lights the price of the system to ice Station $97.00 I ic Co., Inc. Columbia, S. C. ion for "Atwater-Kent" ^? * t Of Reason *1 . a. L C U1C lUglWitl 1 CttU" jan less eye strain / Give a generous, it service. >n't smell or smoke lighted without reey or shade?easily ed and cleaned. brass nickel plated me. IN one better Over 3,000,000 in Oil gives best results OIL COMPANY :w Jersey) ,TIMORE, Charlotte. N. C. MO. Charleston, W. Va. Charleston, S. C. 4MPS iMMWMMT?rrr?nnrMrM-rTrir \m drill, cotton planter, >:uano distribu4?. ' ' > on/I nil fnrmi'n.r im Iv. 9 ^ia:a uuu <** 0 plements. Also some shoats. D. N. Livingston, Better known as "Smb." ll-7-3tp ! A Rat That Didn't Smell After Being Dead For 3 Months. "I swear it was dead at least 3 months," said James Sykes, Butcher, Westfield, N. J.. "We saw this rat ^ v. . 1? T> A Ti every day. rut a cane 01 haiSNAP behind a barrel. Months later my wife asked about the rat. Remembered the barrel, looked behind it. There was the rat?dead, not the slightest odor." Three sizes, 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by Gilder & Weeks Co. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR NEW CERTIFICATE OF STOCK Notice is hereby given that Stock Certificate No. 241, for thirteen shares of common stock of Glenn? ? r ?? uoo JLOwry xuanuiac <.urmg I'uuipan;, ii?o be?n lost or destroyed, and that the undersigned, as the owner of said certificate, wW r '* ~ r-V^r'"* to S?id cor? r"' _. ?r i nc^s N i' :c. . . : . j i i. i i . i. *t_v -?tc 'r. v. i 11. Cu t.x-r 1 Auction Sale Si r . . r i . fcsiate of Mir Wednesday, N j i I l i ? i We have divided the tract of 1a: i longing to the estate of Antine Buzl afvoa intn Sfi lots nriH will sell their j ----- I der on Wednesday, November 26,1 I i Streets have been opened on th the highway from Newberry to Pros perity highway, McCrary street, S( lands of Mrs. McCrary. I I Plats of the lots may be seen by i hardt at his home. Phone 2302 will i Terms of Sale One-third cash: I i I t I ! Eugene B i i i . j CITATION FOR LETTERS OF I . These are> therefor ADMINISTRATION. admonjsh ^ ^ sjnf The State of South Carolina, County (fred and Creditors of t of Newberry, by W. F. Ewart Davis, deceased, that Probate Judge: appear before me, in Whereas, Henry W. Davis made Probate, to be held al suit to me to grant him Letters of C., on Wednesday, E i Administration of the estate and next, after publication j effects of Blanch Davis. o'clock in the foreno ? ___________ i . . ! , i Bargai USED * I ???WMM?? i ! I I I I ; | We have the following unu used cars One 18 Studebaker Light I oughly overhauled. At an i ^ ' I One Studebaker Seven Pz Touring- Car. thoroughly first ; in price. Ome 1918 Model Chalmers ger, first class condition all o^ two extras. A bargain at the One 1918 Model Maxwell new shape, low price. Two Ford Touring Cars. McHardy i j Studebaker Di Phone 300 i i I lburban Lots ie Buzhardt > ovember 261 f \ ? > : nd on the Prosperity road belardt, containing about 20 i at auction to the highest bidbeginningat 11 o'clock. jj e property. The tract is along - - - - - __ r; sperity and bounded by Pros- 5 mthern railway and the other I > . ; calling on Mr- Eugene Buzreach him. i * ^ i 1 ; balance in one ana two years U781ZI F^i J <yii > % !> ; e, to cite and cause' if any they have? why the said \ tt- Administration should not be granted. ? hani?* thev be and <ky of November, Anno Domini" 1919.. the Court of' W" F'E *' ; Newberry, S. R J# N* a lecember 3rd, " , hereof, at 111 Sul>scribe to The Herald and on, to show j News, $2.00 a year. ? f . ns in CARS | * < ' sual values in first class il J \ \ - H issenger, Four Cylinder class condition, very low.- > p i Touring Car, 5 passen- |* rer. Four cord tires and price. ? A * Touring Car, practically f I i i 5 % \ Mower t \ stributor. Lo^er Main Sl^et i ' i