The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, March 23, 1920, Page FIVE, Image 5
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. IT
Sunday after next. April 4, will be |
Easter day, the day of all days in all !
the years. ;
A general auto repair shop will be
opened the first of April by ]\Jr. F.
X. Calmes in rear of the Haddon Motor
company, Ealt Main street.
T-To lnitin thf colored DOOl ? I
room, did Littleton Grazier, a negro j \
lad, and it cost him $3 in the re- j j
corder's court Monday.
If you wish to see Mary Miles jj
Minter again go out tonight, Monday, j
and see her as "Jude of Rogue's Harbor."
The University of South Carolina
will have a big attraction at the next
commencement with Dr. Henry
Harms to deliver the annual sermon.
Mimnaugh inaugurates a big sale,
on Wednesday and this is the time j
to look after that Easter hat and the
other Easter dresses and waists that
you have been waiting to buy.
Meet Tom Moore at the opera
house Thursday in "Toby's N Bow."
Tom will fulfill a return date that
day. "Toby's Bow" is Tom Moore
at his smiling, fighting best.
A fine opportunity is awaiting
someone in the purchase of that valuable
and desirable property, the Coppock
place, in this city offered for
sale by Mr. E. M. Evans.
It is to be "Strictly Confidential"
at the opera house Wednesday, and
Madge Kennedy will play the game
in the picture, followed by the laughable
Monkey comedy. The Monkey
comedies are fine. I
By forgetting, or not caring, that j
it was contrary to law to ride bicycles |
on the sidewalks of Newberry, j
George Halty, negro, paid $2 Monday
in Recorder Chapman's court. j
Halty has been there before.
A couple of young men from j
Greenwood have bought the Holmes I
^ Bros, stock of goods in the drug
store here and will come to take!
charge, conducting a jewelry business
in connection therewith.
Rev. J. L. Daniel preache dat Le-;
banon Sunday afternoon. He must |
v have had quite a strenuous day, as (
he occupied his pulpit morning and
night, besides baptizing a little child
- v at the home of a family m the city.
A man was killed by lightning in
Columbia last week. He was at hi?
home and reached up to turn on a
drop electric light just as the flash
occurred. Be careful with electric
lights and phones during the time of
thunder and lightning. i
Mr. C. B. Spinks, the Carolina Life
Insurance company's succesful representative
here, attended the annual
agency meeting and banquet in,
Columbia Saturday. The Carolina
life embraces South Carolina, Virginia,
George ancl Florida. i
Messrs. G. B. and M. 0. Summer
of Summer & Sons will leave today,
Tuesday, for Knoxville, ,-Tenn., and
other points to select fine" furniture
for the spring trade. They intend
to supply their customers with the
best in the market. j
For riding his wheel on the side- j
walk against the law Severne Tilley
had to pay $1 Monday. Severne, in- |
stead of entering the navy, is serv-: ?
ing Uncle Sam in delivering special i
i letters from the Newberry postof- il
fice. I b
Baseball between Newberry and j /
Whitmire here today, Tuesday, atj s
3:30 o'clock. Admission 15 and 25 j c
cents. Also Newberry against Pied- j s
mont college, Demorest. Ga , Satur- s
day at 3:30. Admission 25 and 50 j
cents. j v
There will be some apartments for i j:
rent over The Herald and News of-! e
fice, as Miss Anne 0. Ruff is having! $
the upstairs of the building fitted up , o
for that purpose. Getting ready for; c
lively times on this corner. The ' g
workmen have just commenced on r
the job. i'
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Fuller and chil- s
dren and Mrs. J. R. Ellis of Laurens, j
with Mr. R. C. Smith of Columbia, v
snent Sudav here with their sister, 11;
Mrs. J. L. Daniel, whose son, Mr. J. i<
l
M. Daniel, of Abbeville, spent the s
week-end in Newberry with his par-1 y
Boys hardly big enough to learn v
to handle a baseball bat are en- j 1,
trusted with a deadly weapon by c
their parents and allowed to run b
about shooting right and left. Every J j
year this criminally careless prac- j
tice nets its toll of dead and in-, t
- ?j o? Von-? ! v
J Ui^U. oan u votj x, J
Harrington street is one of the j t
most important thoroughfares ill the o
city. It is in need of better side-! f
walks and more lights. We would's
like to have Mayor Blease stroll; I
along there on a tour of inspection,! i]
from the hill fronting Dr. Weeks'! i
residence to the residence of Dr. j li
Lake. j i:
Our office is in a little better shape t
xropfc as Linotvoe Operator
' --?7
Harvey Crandell has returned from t
Columbia, his father being improved, r
When one is away it throws the office c
force out of gear, and the newest a
part of our force, W. C. (or "Monk") 12
Hays and Henry Gauntt, have been c
"etching it.' t
c:"i9 tarred from a life cf ease and
' t,?. ?r>my to*'l cf a shipyard <
worker. Once a drawing room favor- (
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MIMNAUGH'S
i n if of vt;i3 HP J
Every Iter
mi 1
i ne mercnunuisv
must be lower tl
Sale starts Wedn<
m
Hundreds <
Spring S
They are of pleasing plaids in a
tinns also naw blue and black.
from 26 up to 44.
/
:e in London, she became a tosser of trick completer
lazing rivets in the bowels of an work Saturday
American made ship. But it does not church. Beats
ay it was on Hog Island, where a ever seen. Sue
ouple of Mr. Hamm's sons have po- floor under the
itio'ns. See it all Tuesday in the have to remove
pecial picture, "The Cup of Fury." the cleaner; it
A chance for some city man who more hanging tl
rants to go to the country to farm it to clean it. 1
5 given by Mr. John B. Lathan, ex- removed. Fron
cutor, who advertises for sale sales- draws the dust
lay 61 acres south of Slighs and west | sage" the floor
f Little Mountain. That is good pet. Some pie
ountry down there, and farming is wonder worker,
oing to be the big paying business get over everyt
text year. And if there is a scarc- get over anythi:
ty of foodstuffs cultivated we will j time while it \v
ee harder times. j seeing the dust
Haltiwanger and Carpenter have a ' ceptacle into w
ery interesting list of prices for the | tifully" sucked.
adies in this issue of the paper. This j
5 a reliable and up to date dry goods SHOT TO DE
tore and you can find just the article
ou are looking for at this store and
>e satisfied that you have gotten' Former Charles
**A" TVio-rrt ic n whole I Negro Ne;
k'llcll yuu naia. i nvi v iu ? ...
ot in being satisfied with your pur- hase
and then the prices are at the , News and Couri
ottom, but read the prices and then | Columbia, Ma
udge for yourself. j Butler, an empl
That citizen who, some time ago, Mills Company, y
old us of pupils having been sent tonight on a crc
iome from school because they had ner Pendleton a
he flu, while from the same home sight of the Sta
ither pupils continued going to dif- Albert Wilson,
erent schools, did an injustice to the ed the presei
chool authorities. Superintendent 0. wife. The neg
5. Cannon has been very particular j arrest after be
[i his administration during the try- j soldiers on the c
~ " " a -??? ! formation obtair
ng times 01 tne mnuen^a pem, ao
le is at all times, and if there were from eye witm
nfringements of., .his strict instruc- sented the negr<
ions they were entirely without his and knocked th
:nowledge. This is said in simple jus- floor of the car.
ice to Professor Cannon; he has not While prone,
equested it, but we feel that this is drew his revolv
lue him and his associates. We will ler through th<
idd, however, that the aforesaid citi- much indignatic
:en, like many others, wanted to dis- negro was imn
:redit the quarantine they did not four soldiers..
)e]ipve in and saw no uce "or. and before offi
A wonderful thing is the vac:iram war. die rely af
^psr.ei' hr.rdUid by ^"rv"r.s and choked tV? a3S?
Cameron, ele.ctricirir^. Tc tv.Tis tLs originally from
NEWBER1Y CRFA
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n is a tso
offered must be o
tan the same qu
esday, March 24t
HANDS<
for women and Misses; n
two hundred silk dresses mi
Georgette, Chiffon, Taffetj
For style, quality, material
in the lot to suit all tastes, a
rv mm* An A F
$19.70,
WOMEN'S
Hundreds to select from, i
manufacturer whose name
priced
$29.50, $35.00, $38.5
EASTER IV
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A wonderful showing oi De
store's well known policy <
prices. It is a pleasure to :
are so varied and so new an<
of New
kirts s\
SI
various color combina- ^
All size waist measure P
5
IN A?
|
y. we saw one <ti ?
in the First Baptist
anything of the kind
:ks up dust from the
s carpet. You don't ?^
Kr'Davis'Real!
le carpet and beating j
?very particle of dust j
i the way m wmcn it
it must surely "mas- Al a meel!n? of the 1
along with the car- the Davis Reaity Compar
asure in using this
as the dust does not n?nS of the year 1920, i\
hing; it doesn't even , , .. , t
_ , , . mously decided that we
ng. Look at it some
'orks; you will enjoy charge over 5 per cent.
through the glass re'hich
it is so '"beau- Pr?P"?y- Tacking on i
For results list your Is
ATH ?' ^
O^STREET CAHJH - ? |.
itonion Is Killed by I/UflS ilCttll
ar State House.
R.S.JENKINS,]
er.
trch 20.?Bryan E. 5th Rloor Exchange B
oye of the Pacific
*ras shot to death here Phone 14.
uvded street car, cornd
Sumter streets, in
ite house by a negro,
The tragedy happenice
of the deceased's 7 7
ro was placed under ^am^y are highly respec
ing manhandled by ^ *s stated here. Young
ar. According to in- self is held in h^h estet
led at Dolice barracks, taken an active part
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>sses, Mr. Butler re- and welfare worn 01 ine c
d shoving Mrs. Butler which he 1!ved- He ser
e negro down on the world war- with the Thirt
and is said to have had a !
.. . ' j .I ord with that division,
it is said, the negro
er and shot Mr. But2
heart. There was "
m on the car and the Of course, you have he
mediately grabbed by smr1! voice of :onscienc<
1" ~ r-'- -. >? "Vr>o ronli/srl TVfr
V? LU LUC C - t >1 voj a w^/?ivv* * *? ? - cars
arrived, whk".: | frsquently ir? k s su^h rr
tenvards. thr-y had ' that I ai cinr.> 'i ;i lg /.
;iknt. Mr. Batlcr is j to give it. an or *i
Charleston, ; r.d his Star.
TEST STORE
HPS THIS
T"*# 1
ma Fide
f a reliable qualh
lality is offered
h.
3ME EASTER DR
ew styles wanted fabrics,
my dresses only one of a kin<
i, Crepe de Chine, etc.
and price this sale stands urn
nd to fit all figures. Priced f
>0, $29.95, $34.50, $39
AND MISSES' EASTE
fust in time for Spring and E
carries much for quality. (
0, $42.50, $47.50, $49.
1ILL1NERY AT MIMN
autiful new millinery at pri<
C ^v? nvtAntwl- /lin4-1Vt /I4-1TT,
JI Oliermg smart, uistimjuiv
select your new Spring hat a
i different fr om what you se<
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New Waists Jus1
limnaugh's big display embi
lown in finest Georgette, Cr*
iitable for all occasions. Don'
raist until you see our big disp'
riced $4.98, $6.00, $8.50, $1(
0 Georgette waists, all colors
i m
Ulj I
J AutoR
I
Managers of '
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y the begin- i Will Opdl a J
1 was unani.j gJjQp on OJ- abi
! would not
for handling the rear of
ooverages- Company, Eas
ind with the #
will be prepar
tv CoJ auto repairing
Mgr. like for your c
ank Bidg. i class mechanic
be glad to do ;
appreciate you
table people
Butler him- v
im here and ^ J
in the social I
ommunity in ^ ^ ^ ^
red in the
;ieth division *
splendid rec- ???
Cormack. CUT THIS OUT
Special Notice: Dr. Free
Jacobson says that phosphates ar
?ard the still as essential to any woman who
j easily, is nervous or irritable,
' * ? 1-1 o rrrro -rr? on/1 nnl
, ( OUi, t'l iUUfkO XJUgg,***. v* uuu
in Stax. it a strong, robust, vig<
- ^ y>oa]*hy body, as they are to
; ;o - con . v. hoat or any vegetable
- . i v r.: rr~o. ar.(i healthy. The
r,?v> cj-vjss of
wC.;(.;i.iOiis and tne admir
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MIMNAUGH'S
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WEEK
Bargain
ty. The prices
for elsewhere.
ESSES
Mimnaugh scooped in
I in the lot. Materials:
jqualed. Dresses enough /
or the big Easter Sale
.50 and up.
:r suits
laster Suits. Made by
Garments for this sale
50, $55, $60, $75
Alir.H'S
;es in keeping wiljh this
e styles at reasonable
,t Mimnaugh's? styles
i elsewhere.
t Unpacked
? * ?,
aces the newest ideas,
jpe de Chine in colors
t buy your new Easter
lay. All colors, all sizes.
>.00, $12.50 and $15.00
>, $7.50 values at $4.95 j
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epair Shop
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general auto repar fi
. & *i < . ki I: ;
dui April 1st in ine i<
f "
the Haddon Motor
it Main street, and t;
ed to do all kinds of
. So if you would
ar to be put in first i
:al condition I will
your work and will
ir trade.
vaiiiiuo
,
tion of 5-grain Argo-Phosphate Tab-,
lerick lets will increase the strength and eh?<.
e just durance 500 per cent in a few weeks
tires time in many instances.
worn Dispensed by Gilder & Weeks Co.
le, to A-4.
jrous,
make _
plant Rub-My-Tism is a powerful antisep*
> Lick tic; it kills the poison caused from in*
all -.-ted cuts, ci'ie* old sores, *otter,
listra-.etc. l-13-10t