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Teachers' Meeting. Th<? County Teachers' association will meet Saturday *~ext at the New i>erry high school at 11 o'clock. Prof. 0. B. Cannon will give th< teachers a r>racti'-?l talk on the teac h ing of mathematics in the 'hool After Prof. Canno s address, th teachers are expected to discuss need zd legislation with reference t teachers. Some very vital measure will come before th"> next legislatur and the tochers may at this meetin; ^express their opinion on these meas ures. All teachers who attend Saturda; "?rili be given one year's subscriptio to some teacher's magazine. MANURE ADVERTISEMENT. Bids will be received for th manure accumulating during 192 from the street sweepings, from fir iouse?one horse and from the tow barns?7 mules. Bids opened January 27, at Cour cii meeting. Mail bids to: J. W. CHAPMAN, Clerk and Treasurer. 1-16-41 * NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS. Executions will be issued Februar *oth. for unpaid taxes due the Tow] -ef Newberry. Plea.se save yourselves this trouble 8v order of the Council. J. W. CHAPMAN, Clerk and Treasurer. 1-16 t NOW IS THE TIME To buy your Piano before the nex advance m price. " \ Can Save You Money. J. L. BOWLES; Factory Ajsct At G. B. Summer & Son. SPECIAL NOTICE 1 j ? 1? ? E. J. GREEN, Lawyer Office Upstair^ 1217 Boyer Street Fhones: Office, 17. Residence, 473 "Compost For Sale?Sealed bids will Kr\ -k*SN A 4" 1> /-V A "P A11V UC ^ICIVCU LKJL LI 1C ^V/llCCXiCO V/JL VU.I. co\^barn. The price to be made per $on. * This is fine fertilizer. Leure bids with W. B. Wallace at Exchange Bank. Bids will be opened February' 5. A. P. Boozer. l-16-4t A Responsible musician wishes to rent a piano. Write Box 95, Newberry, S. C. l-i6-3tp ;l-our mules, one horse, colt 2 1-2 years old, 6 shoats weighing1 30 pounds. Phone 5321. Mrs. M. A. KenwicK. i-it>-ztp JLo?t?Black sew pig with blaze face, weighs about 50 pounds, last Monday, January 5. Reward. J. A. Barfield, Newberry. l-16-5tp "Wanted White Plymouth Rock.pulleis and cockerel. Must be of good -strain and no relation to one another. Operator Herald and News * / omce. ?eas Wanted?See us before selling. Johnson McCrackin Co. 1-13-tf ~ Wanted?A refined middle-aged white woman as house keeper, in small family, good salary. Apply Herald and News. l-9-3tp Save your meat with Liquid Smoke. Tiicf noir>f if r\ TirifV* o KmicIi oj uot uaint ic Vii >v nil ci ui uoii. Conic let us shew ycu. P. E. Way, Druggist, Phone 153-J, Newberry, S. C. l-9-3t for 5r.!s?One mule, one 2-horse ^vagon, one double bu*;;:y, black'smith shop, fanning implements. For further information apply to -Willie M. Shealy, Newberry Route '?>,* phone 291-J. Wantsd?Light housekeeping rooms. Three in family. Call 10!.5. 1-^-tf - We have on hand 100 buggies that -Ave ar*; going to sell cheap. It will *: pay .yen to gee our price. The JRiXXrell Co. 10-14-tf We have good Texas Red Rust Proof seed oats?at the right price. The Purcell Co. 10-14-tf S?e us for hog l'eed?The price is right and we have plenty of it. The Purcell Co. 10-14-tt Tlie Boll Weevil is here?You ha'i /Vecter fertilize your grain. We ha^e just received car of grair fertilizer and the price is right ..Ths Purcell Co. 10-21 -tj We sell as good a wagon as anybody ?nd the price is much better. Se< *as. The Purcell Co. 10-14-tf S*e us before placing your order fo: fertilizer. We are agents fo: Swift & Co. No better goods "Trices right. W. R. Reid & Son. 12-16-tf i?*5t cs time you were laying in you: supply of flour. We have a bij * stock and the price is right. Thi JPurcell Co. 10-14-t: 3&ecleaned Fuighum Oats just com in. Johnson-McCrackin Co. 11-14-tf. ^Farmers Oil Mill will gin cotton onl on Thursdays and Fridays eac week. 12-30-4 . ?are Rice Meal?For sale by Johnso McCrackin Co. I2-23tf Notice?You can get from 2,000 to i 3,000 miles from your punctured auto tires by having them repaired at C. B. Dickert's Vulcanizing and tire repair shop, Prosperity, S. C. [. l-13-4t. * * j o NOTICE. 0 License tax is due. Come and * take out your license. ^ J. W. CHAPMAN, s- Clerk and Treasurer. 1-9-tf y n COMMUTATION ROAD TAX NOTICE. ' The time for the payment of come mutation or road tax has been ex0 tended to March 15th, 1920. e : C. C. SCHUMPERT, 1 7 n Treas. Newberry County. L. Jan. 12th, 1920. l-13-3t ! i hhi mMmmammaBSSsaaam ,, , - - rprjpivpfl a r? _ ? f w m w w v m %< Thursday. Special sale Frida Monday. av ?-? t /> Un Friday, 5atur< we will have a ?p lot of fine mules 1000 to 1100 p< sell this lot at froi $240 tc Be sure to come a Wonder," the fi ;! shown in the Soi stables. ?, We have already than all other cori !: ed. , There must be a i I | . t I rfsmnrftiof M, ! j IV k J ;:| Automobiles I By Ber :i Far i "One of the automobile'; the nation is the manner i j life more attractive," says .j dealer in Chevrolet passen< , i "Not only has it placed al reach of the city markets. ^ "? * i 1 *1 1- A j tamny in toucn witn center !! gress. |! "The automobile enables greater production in less ti ; enables him to turn over t better advantage. Therefo . rnent of greater profits. ;: "His trips to town are ir convenient. He has more iar with modern improveme ?! and with interesting things there. His outlook is not 1 "The effect of this is rel -j comforts and conveniences r j fore associated only with to places of the modern farm "Not only do these thini for the farmer himself, th( " tractive for others to visit. _ does its part by putting fa their neighbors and interest f "At work or at leisure t with motor transportation i J More and more people ha advantages of the automob effect has benefited all wl J supplies." h CENTRAL t J. D. QUATTL n Prosperity, S. C. I ' OPERA HOUSE PROGRAM Friday, January 16 THE BROKEN BUTTERFLY' Lewis J. CodyFox News ' Christy Comedy Saturday, January 17 THE INVISIBLE HAND' No 5 BIG V COMEDY MIX WESTERN SUPREME COMEDY ; Monday, January 19 I "MILLION DOLLAR DOLL" (Musical Comedy) Prices: 50c to $2.00 plus tax. ? I I 1 nr of fine mules * i y, Saturday and i Jay and Monday eciai sale on one ; weighing frcm ounds. We will * ! II > $290. I nd see the "Black nest mule ever ith, now at our * j i > I sold more mules npetitors combini -eason. I ^iseCo. ! i I " }! n n . 11 ews Eiinetm I i i . i benefit Nation i lefiting ! i i ms !| 5 most valuable services to n which it has made farm |; J. D. Quattlebaum local ?er and commercial cars. "j Lfarm products within easy It has also put the farm s of social activity and pro ; the farmer to accomplish ime and with less effort. It lis products quickly and to re it affords him the enjoylore frequent because more opportunity to grow family-its represented by city life, 5 and people to be found imited to his acres. lected in his home. Living , and even luxuries heretoiwns are becoming commonhouse. 4 ??s make life more pleasant 5y make his jiome more atHere again the automobile rmers within easy reach of ;ing friends in the cities, he farmer who is equipped is fully abreast of the times, ve taken to farming as the ile have been realized. The io depend on the farm for . GARAGE .EBAUM, Prop. Newberr^'S. C. ' ' ONE JOYO! ? " ? ?* i i -a mm mm* MONDAY HARVEY D ORRS BIG NE THE EVERLASTING MlbN 40 people- 20 ong i a show of you7 new and novel full biggEk an j bet: NEW SONGS NEW Ml mL~'*rm iu 111_ 11 Harold Orr as Jasper Jacks Prices: " Seats now on SSi? Sit \ ? j ' x. to mi^ T inr A JOiNRjill ^ JAN. 19th 4 W THIRD EDITION OF " CHL COMEDY SUCCESS , -HT3--1,000 LAUGHS H AND BEAUTY - _mJ , OF PEP AND GINGER *f FER THAN EVER , , LJ.IC NE W DANCES - " ar Er jhfestf.ndir.ost \> \ . .' 5 s p'~ture que mus:!|J| ctl >how of tie MS yeir i ^Wmw 'isS^ ^e ^re^*es^an^ l^Sgf best Pressed chorus :; that has left New York this season Ii iie most oeauu* ful costumes ever carried by a road i?1 on SOc to $2.00 GILDER 8c WEEKS /' k. '% -