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J URL SCOOTS BATTLE TO MAKE PRICES DROP Jlany Troops in Tni# State Are Jr. ten- | sted in Deferred Spending P'an | Outlined by National Director. More than seventy thousand Girl j IKCUWi) ftv-vvtvitiij WW ?... ?mt made recently At National Girl 4k?ut headquarter*, 1S9 Lexington Avenue, New York, have adopted the principle of deferred spending as a ?eans of combating hysterical prices f the present day and "doing their Jbit" to help put the nation on a stable economic basis. Instead of spend- j tag all of the money that they earn r get from parents as gifts or allcw- > fences, hundreds of these patriotic | *irls in each of the eighty-three local I eouncils throughout the United States *re investing in Treasury Savings Certificates and War Savings Stamps, obtainable at the majority of banks ^ 1 i ~sr.il trust companies, or as iucm puot* Aces. South Carolina Girl Scout Troops interested in this announcement are as follows: Andrews, Miss Frances j Pes:ram, captain; Columbia, ji>li?s | Adele Minahan, Miss Neal Thain, ! Mrs. A. T. Gibbs, captains; Troop 1, Estille, Mrs. D. Lewis Husbands, cap- j tain; Graniteville, Miss Attie Phillips,! *eaptain; Troop 1, Greer, Mrs. J. Por-; ler Baiies, captain; Hardeeville, Mies Dreka Wilder, captain; Heath j Springs, Mi*s Alma Van Landingham, V n-'wrrv Blanche Da WUill) A* m , ? idson. captain; Troop 1. Pickens, Mrs. L. C. Thornley, captain; Ridge Spring, Mrs. Jerrold Watson, captain; "Troop 1, Rock Hill, Miss Sara Mar- i turn, captain; Saluda, Mrs. Colon j "Wise, captain; Spartanburg, Miss! Marjorie Potwin, captain; Trenton, j Mrs. Lola Eidson, captain. I "One of the ten Scout laws is that ' Girl Scout must be thrifty," say* j Mrs. Jane Deeter Rippin, national director of Girl Scouts. "This meani that a Scout must avoid all useless waste of every kind, must be careful -when pending her money and must always remember that she should i save every penny that she can invest is a safe manner. This habit of savjnz> it practiced regularly in youth, will make for better womanhood and will also giro to the Girl Scout a surin time of need. M-m J r.lfl atpufm >ubw nit?iv<w< U... 'Seevt headquarters show that the idea behind the government's "work -a&4 iaveH movement appeals to Girl Seouts. They like the Treasury Savings Certificates, for they are forward looking girls. That the investment row of 182.40 means the return in -January, 1925, of $100. with the Mnoney meanwhile absolutely safe-.guarded from loss through accident *r theft, shows them that the certificate is sound. And where are the ;girls of America who do not havf .<dreams of the days in the near fu'ture? Some want to give a present ?to their mothers; some wish to sav? for a trip: others desire to start a fund for educational purposes. These are only a. few of the many reasons prompting girls to save and to invest now in government securities." T W^at Wes Did. Wes Whi:tl?, a teamster down hi Lawell, Ark., was sq patriotic during the fall of 1918. before the Hun was Unally vanquished, that he put a mortgage on his team and wasron for |50 and bought War Savings Stamps in his desire to do his duty by- the . government. Some thought Wes was I doing more t'lan his financial strength warranted. But he just went down | into the woods, cut up fuel and sold jit and the mortgage was soon lifted. ; Now Wes is buying more stamps, bej eause he realizes their value and finds i ha can save. m Crew Demanded Stamps. i : Clean up day on the battleship New j Jersey means something: more than I hard work to the gpbs on board that . -sraft. It means a decided addition to : "4he ship's fund that is drawing inter- j sst in the form of War Savings j While the war ship was ; "anchored in Boston harbor recently. ; iL_ 1.1 1 .11 it. ! *uv crew g*uiereu up ?u me uusi/^tc - .;-*oip s iittmjs, czsz off jumpers and ! ati?r clothing:, books and papers and j - - souyr.t out a junk dealer. The dealer j was wiling to pay cash for the junk ! > offering but the crew demanded pay- i snent in War Savings Stamps and ?ot I > . It. All condemned material on board j :is being carefuliv stored away in i ; ^preparation .for another clean up. < ^Mufct Work and Save. A? a portion -of its campaign f against high prices, the National As- ? lociation of Credit Men has directed ; v4ett?r to each member, declaring JNuft "tfos remedy necessary to change jment conditions rests in increased | ^production ami stimulation of per?t*nal savings. The letter was sent ' Qmigk J. H. Tregoe, secretary and i ; uaaaurer o* Members of the association -$hreurfeeut the eountry hare bean ex'tending hearty ee-operation to the -flaring* Dirision of the Treasury De r apartment to popularize thrift i 4kreugb the sale of government sarjfcg* securities such as Thrift and War Savings Stamps and Treasury " Certificates. Hlppety Hop. ' ilippety bop to the Government efeoy Ta> *>\iy a War Savings Stamp dandy; ! #ne for you *nd one for me, Ani ens for Brother Sandy! I THREE YEARS fl A Storj* of Sickness and Suffering It tvill <!o you go* Ko matter how long nor hovr much su tiered, do not give up hopa. Do n there is no lieip for you. There is. ? - ?j t n v^-,, T your IUIIIU. lO wea. xuu van. j. remedy in which you may place full as did Mrs. Kozalia Kania o? Sii? New Britain, Conn. This is what * "I had cramps for three years and ' would never be any bettor. I cculc without distress. Slept with my mc ancfcould hardly breathe. No medici me. I had catarrh or the stomach have no cramps and am feeling healthy. I wish every suffering pers take PE-RU-NA." Catarrh effects the mucous meml any organ or psrt PE-RU-NA. by i the digestion and aiding elimination, s and nourishment to the sick and : returns. For coughs, colds, catarrh cr/1 PE-RU-NA is recommended. If you The sooner you begin using Dr. lis the sooner you may expect to he well of your health. A bottle o? PE-RU-N to-take remedy to have in the house vention and protection. Sold everywhere in tablet or liquid ATTENTION GA You should have one of our G 100 pounds of Standard Nuts, Bol Spring Bolts, Set Screws, Machine useful articles too numerous to ms All necessary in the daily cond This outfit will cost you $7.50 f. an assortment in our window whicl and which will give you some idea COLUMBIA SI 823 West Gervais Street I i i mmmmamm CAN YOU BE CURED? WHAT WILL IT COST? I HftW I-ONG WILL I IT TAKE? i ! ! ; Dr. P. J. O'Neill Carolina National Bank Bid;. J Columbia, S. C. ! i j MMMMHHMNNHMBMBHMBMMHna Return of Summer and! Son. Mr. J. H. (popularly known as J "Hack") Summer and one of his sons,! ' Mr. E. Hugh Summer, returned on Monday night from a big trip, taking in some of the principal cities of; Georgia, Alabama. Louisiana, Ten- j nessee and Texas, going and coming, t * i ? a j.i i.? r>:? the largest places Deing Auauwx, jl>u mingharn, Shreveport. Dallas, Mem-! phis, etc. They went to Dallas to see tfte oil fields, out did not see tham, as they could not get ino the country,. as water covered the face of the! earth in that territory from recent; rains and overflows. But they had . a jjood time, enjoying the trip to their utmost capacity. Mr. ''Hack" says it j [ is a fine country and that there is a o-.-PAf Heal to be seen and liked,1r but that after all that could be said j ; there is no place on the globe like N ewberry, which he says is the gar-' j Jen spot of the universe. [ ""fir" i4 The West Indian crab is a remark-1 able creature. Although born in the ssr., it matures in fresh water and passes its adult l":fe on land. 1 i , 6Go has prevent it will cure Ma* I iaria, Chills ai^d Fever, Bilious Fever! Colds and LaGrippe. 1 -13-1 Ot ! NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT, j I will make a linal settlement of c | tL- estate of Horace Kulf in the Pro-j g bat.- Court for Newberry County, S.! b i C., on Thursday the 29th day of ; C January, 1920, at 10 o'clock in the j t forenoon and will immediately there-j s after ask for my discharge as Admin- v istrator of said estate. !g JIM RUFF, | n Administrator. : s s* r->_ _ miQ i\ewoerry, l-., x.?ec. i.7iv. ? fa Subscribe to The Herald and New? < ^ * I SEED OATS :h hi FOR SALE i ? I 1 I / The Hammond Oats. Best early oataj^ on the market. j ^ j SI.75 per bushel. j : hi H. O. Long, jfc> 5ilver?treet, S. C. I c< jb Pulaski Lodge No. 20, i. O. O. F. n: Meett every Friday at 7:30 at c< Klettner's Hall. Members urged to w attend. Visiting brethren welcome. C. W. Douglas, I D. B. Chandler, Noble Grand, lj Secretary. li ???????????????? ai BRIDGE TO LET. x The County Commissioners will it meet at the Lower Duncan Creek ' g< bridge, January 15, 1920. at 3 o'clock p. m., to let contract to build a P bridge at that point. This bridge is tl near Whitmire. U J. C. SAMPLE, pi l-6-3t Councy Supervisor. j W J mm hope tvlfli Final ISctsrn to Health ail io rend It you have .ot decide 5 ' ' ^ up = f= here is a 5 ^ . J&; 5 I reliance cr Lirccu jnfe* .1.,. ? feV-ftivvM. .Vi. :5..:.7i3I thought I 2 :$ -yxSyz 1 not eat | % 4 ;S : W = ?uth 0prn s m&m' = ne helped 5 s weifU |4?; HV1 \ on would %^"V v >*?= -M' i >rar.es in ^0V^rHiiija egulating ;entls a rich, pure supply of blood nflamed luc-mbrazies a do' health ! I catarrhal ccndiiicES general?:.*, are sick, do ::ot wait ?i.d suffer, irtman's wfJI-known PB-RU-XA, aDd strong and in full possession i A is the finest emergency, rearty). It is fourteen ounces of pre< fonn. ! mmmmmKammmmmemammu mmi lRAGE MEN arage Assortments containing , .ts, Rivets, Cap Screws, Studs, ? and Wood Screws and other sntion. uct of the successful Garage, o. b. Detroit, Mich. We have i we will be glad to show you, as to what this assortment is. r rnni if nA urrLi ia;. I Columbia, S. C. I; I 1 I treat successfully: j T7*0 IXf JfViAiif At>.a t 7 ATI ! t H 1UJVUO v|;v.uwv??. , pain or loss of time. I STOMACH, KIDNEY, BLAD J DER, SKIN DISEASES and NERVOUS TROUBLES. Special effort made to avoid delay in out-of-town cases. , . i lr ? WB I THE RED BAIL I MfM trademark/! fJHr1"M?<i?m" |? M Rfeafms $ Ammunition m gShootinf Ri&hfifl rANLACQUlCKLY I GAVE MUCH A? 'AI! My Ailirents H :VC Eeen Relieved." She Srtvs. HAD SUFFERED MUCH )ccl.~res She is GIid to Tanlac as a "Fine Tcuic." "When I had taken the first bottle if Tar.Iac I was ir. much better health ;er.eral]y a< d all my ailments had rplj^vp'I." ftarlarGfi MVs. f\T. ,J i "asev. of 30 Kennedy street, Spar-1 anbury, S. CM in a statement de-J cribing the painful ailments with ,-hich she suffered, and tellirg of the Teat improvement Tar.Iac quickly lade in her condition. Mrs. Casey's ta*ement fc!luv%a. "I suffered from stomach trouble nd I just felt badly all over," said ^ * * T fo > > t*A A I S. * iiBVV. I W?i5 in CU y iis.t n\J I ccount all the time. My appetiteJ ad about left mo and ft was seldom j liar I ever could find anything to J ut that i really wan to I. Everything j ate hurt me, too, and after meals I! :it puffed up about my stomach. 11 ad heartburn also. In fact, I nearly! urnt up with it. That ailment was I ivfiil ! "Frequently J had dizzy spells and eadaches. My general health was ad. I knew I needed some kind of Ledicine, but it seemed that I jast 5uld not find what I needed. At ist I decided to try Tanlae. The ledicine gave me quick results-, and I srtainly can praise Tanfac for the ay it improved my health. "When the first bottle was taken was in much better health: generalr and all my ailments had been reeved. It gave me a good appetite id helped that heartburn right away. am glad to recommend laniac, ior; is such a fine medicine, and I will \ 2t more of it if I ever need it again."' Gilder & Weeks, Newberry, S. C., ' rosperity Drug Co., Prosperity, Lite Mountain Drug Co., Little Mounlin, S. C., W. 0. Holloway, Chapells, S. C., Whitmire Pharmacy, "hitmire, S. C. We have now for grade cars we have eA exceptionally fine cor ical condition, tires a advancing price of cs now. At the price we Our price is on the ba will be much higher, for a year. Come in < One Studebaker S Perfect condition. A One Studebaker ? unusually good value every way. One Studebaker i car looks and runs lik One Studebaker i condition and a barg; One Studebaker i New tires, new battel One Dodge Toari Battery. Berfect coi One Chalmers Sb tion. A bargain at t! One Maxwell Toi TIME Ms* 14 1V1L1 X i [ I Phone 300., prevent/ \ j: | , pneumonia^ ji | ^ NegidCt t4 ? si.nple cold is cftnTlj ! JR ?..w t<l juvuuvi..^ CTinl" fy j I K dren do .'lot like t# take nauseating j| i y nedicine but ido liki? fhe soothing 3 |j f ^ *#ect of the external remedy/ fcj 81 Rnnic's Vapomenthi Salve it ap- j pl?>d by nibbing this delig&f+il silve B into the chest and under the ifmt* j| The result in alnctt instant relief from Cifoup 9 ' colds. It is not unusual let m j ilimfflTO! stubborn are of jpcmnociJl 1 :o succorr.D &f:er a few i Sf rt dr-.' ?* zer.enj ; ) Vg* !? " iv-jp |:; *vKp s:orcs free wiaplc ^wi upon iccucst to vBRAKE DRUG ! i:SS? ?T COMPANY' i , nliiMw N" w'k&sbcro^ K? | Rheumatism is completely -washed out of the system bj the celebrated Sliivar Mineral Water. Pos htvefy guaranteed by money-hack offer Ta-;es fine; cost? a trifle. Delivered anywhere by our Newberry Agents, J. W Kibler G>. Phone them. p Subscribe to The Herald and News. ?Ti-wT.r.n Ar CIVAI CCTTI FMFNT f [NU J IWL wr rninu i/ju , .. v, I will make a final settlement of the p estate of Ira B. Schumpert in the Q Probate Court for Newberry County, a S. C., on Wednesday the 28th day of * January, 1920, at 10 o'clock in the f forenoon and. will immediately there- a after ask for my discharge as . Executrix of said estate. AIT persons having claims against the estate of Ira B, Schumpert deceased. are hereby notified to file the same duly verified with the under- v signed and those indebted to said * estate will please make payment 1" likewise. MATTIE SCHUMPERT, Executrix. Newberry,. S. C., Dec. 24th, 1019. , ? % sale the best collection < ,Ter been able to offer. r idition in every way?a; nd batteries. In view c irs it will pay you to sele : can offer these cars we < sis of last summer's leve You can save enough n md select yours before t Series 19 Light Six, 4 P bargain. - ? w six Series 18, 5 Passeng( . New tires, new batter Six Series 18.1 Passeng< e new. Six Series 18, 7 Passeng< ain at the price. series Six 18, 7 Passer y. Splendid value. ing Car. New tires, nc idition. z Touring Car. All new he price. iring Car. Fine conditk 1 PAYMENTS ARRAN ardy M< . mS *4 ^ Distributor. \ MULES! Will have a < essee Mules lo arj in and inspect *hei Will make the pr Bpts a, ***? ? n ? Touring Car. Exa buy from Oldsmobile this car at a consider nmr mr\t??> urVmn ttto nc iwj. Ks vy uvii vv V/ tc McHardj Distril . Phone 300 JOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. We will make a final settlement of 1 ' - - - --f t _??t>;t?n +v,? HC CJHctlti UX 1 iwto in vac |- . 'robate Court for Newberry County,!^ I. C., on Saturday the 7th day off 'ebruary, 1920, at 10 o'clock in the , orenoon and will immediately therefter ask for our discharge as Execu- ' ors of said estate. HESSIE PITTS, , JIM PITTS, -J Executors. fewberry, S. C. December 30, 1919. -2-4t. \ Subscribe to The Herald and News. 2.00 a year. i )f slightly used high rhese cars are all in ppearance, mtjcnauif the high and still ^ set one that suits you can save you money. si. By spring values ow to run your car ,J hey are all gone. -J assenger Roadster. 1 }y Touring Car. An y. in lint; cuiiuiuuix ir Touring Car. This i Trmrino* C.nv FiriP M/JL J. V/ ViJ. ' V ' ? A v ? lger Touring Car. ' ' ,<r*? *d > iw Willard Rubber w tires, perfect condi m. Good value. GED ^ 4 jwer * ^ 4 Lower Main St. fc i&flf ti roi ! IV1ULH3! car of fine Tenn- M rive today. Come jj m before you buy. 1 ice right. I H. u ri-??-J. '1 } NEW I i !! * .cftfy same as you can dealer. We can sell able account. Why m save yOU money? j Mower ? * butor Lower Main St. TO MEMBERS OF NEWBERRY V CAMP NO. 542 W. O. W. You will please take notice that the rates of the W. 0. W. will be : hanged December 31, 1919. In Drder that you may know just how you stand, it will be necessary for ^ you to see your clerk, who will be j dad to explain it 'rou. I will be in KJ Hall every Saturday from 1 oY until 5:30 luring- the month " . -nuary. C. Js. GOREE, Clerk W. 0. W. L-2-4* Subscribe to The Herald and News, ^ 52.00 a year.