The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, May 11, 1920, Page EIGHT, Image 8
Miss Leila Richburg of Columbia I
spent the week-end with Miss Louise
Perry. ~
Miss May Wellinsr of Darlington is
visiting relatives in Newberry at the
%o?ne of Mrs. 0. Wells.
Messrs. Irwin Satterwhite of the *
Medical college of Charleston and
John Andrew Satterwhite of the
Palmetto National bank of (Joium-:
*?ia spent the week-end at their New- ~
oierry home. i
m i"
"Mrs. L. Q. Fellers returned last;
3week from Monticello, Fairfield coun-!
after visiting her daughter, Mrs. |
Will Berley and Mrs. Sam Berley.
SPECIAL NOTICE
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vf!i><><4iiatinn {"lift*.??What is better!
*iian a new book or a nice box of!
stationery. Don't worry about I
what to give, see my gifts. Hal j
Kohn, "The New Book Store." , T
5-11-lt i
11 ?ii i i i i iip. i ?mmmmm??n?i??tmT J ^
Notice to Ford Owners.?I will be in
.Newberry for a few days where ray,
.services may be obtained if needed
^n repairing Ford cars. Actual;
experience in the Ford Works at
Detroit. Starting, lighting, genera-' ?
tor, ignition and all electrical I
troubles a specialty. See me at *
J. W. White's stand. Julian W.
White. 5-11-ltp
Sander Twine?We have the Deering
sisal. Get your supply before it!
becomes scarce. Johnson-Mc-; =
Crackin Co. 5-11-tf =
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A society belle by day and a thief; .
by night. A "regular devil" is;
Elsie Janis in "The Imp."
-V^McCalls Magazine subscriptions given |
prompt attention. I will be glad,
to receive your subscriptions to
. this and all other publications. Hal
-JKohn. 5-11-lt j
- -Just received car rice meal. Summer!
Bros. Co. 5-7-2tj
3t takes a thief to catch a thief. See:
Elsie Jariis in "The .Imp" May 11.
1 1
?ouni ? Pocketbook containing
money. Now in possession of D. B.
-r Werts. 5-11-ltpi
^ ? 4.
j Graduation Cards.?Send them to
your friends who are graduating
* this year. Come and see them.
? Hal kohn, "The New Book Store.".
-5-11-11
> SEE GEO. W. SUMMER, JR.
v For HauHag
* ^ -< Phone 454 or 4
<0*.
t M I.I
&S "The Imp"?An angel of the underworld.
Cupid carried the kit that
contained the burglar's tools.
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$ Those people who have placed orders
-a with us for Soda will please call ?
i- a% 1 get their allotment. The Pur- ?
.1 ceit Co. 5-7-2t Slower
service that you can depend
2 -on. When you place an order with
for flowers you will know that
^ r-t will be filled. No disappointF
/ vments. Hal Kohn, The Flower
V' "Man. 5-11-lt
f ' *The Imp" a "devil" of a good pic ?
~ture. Thrills, throbs and a thouJ|
-sand giggles.
"
"Dr. Thos. H. Pope has located in
*1 dewberry for the practVe of mediae
ime. Office over tb' H. Sumloier
Co.'s store. Phone No. 425.
x ?"j? ^.5-7-5tp
^ A tingling tale of a thousand thrills.
hi "The Imp" will get you if you
3on't watch out..
kgfc ? Rose Cuttings.?I have a limited
i??toak of choice rose cuttings. Field
f# ."grown and of the finest varieties.
%*? iHa'l "KoIjii, The Flower Man.
i
J -Fresh Water Fis^- -Cat and carp.
-Tuesday, Thu w. y and Saturday,
'x^jL :aird other kinds of fish in season.
- time you want good fish come
< *5 to Cowards Fish Market, 1407 East
)Main. - 5-7-tf
Beware! "The Imp" is coming! Love I
. and romance behind a burglars i
"mask. >
JB&ttery Business.?I sell the Vesta
battery. None better. I specialize
in battery work. Give me a trial.
'Newberry Battery and Electric Co.,
!*3eale H. Cromer. Friend Street,
^opposite Cotton Platform.
-3-30-tf
&or Sale?Barred Rock cockerels,
Thompson strain. Choice cockerels
$5 each. Write Box 247. Phone
v;i' j> -"412. Mrs. Thos. O. Stewart.
ci-is-iotD. \
1 Found?Friday, April 30, on Cald-J
v?- well street, one book, "Stevens!
vf- Treasure Island.'' Owner may nave
'-.jm * same by calling at The Herald and
-? News. 5-4-tf-dh
Pure White Leghorn eggs, $1 per
setting. Mrs. John PL Wicker, 808
\3oundarv St.
4-13-Tt. *
"The Leopard" and "The
Imp" entered to rob. On bek.ing
discovered "The Leopard"
** * " ' -! X XL V1VAWA
t H shot to Kill. DUl micy nviv
V? arrested. Why? See
|| ELSIE JANIS
1 y "THE"IMP"
IS ?At the?
I OPERA HOUSE
I MAY 11. j
AUMiXSiUi^: Ij
Children under 12 10c ]
2 Adults 20c 11
^ no* *n arms must pay)
5e on the watch for pickpocket?,
'"The Imp" is coming to Newberry.
"or Rent?Two furnished rooms with
all conveniences. Mrs. J. R. Eison,
Scott BId<?. Newberry, S. C.
5-4-tf.
f you are going to need a Binder
this season place your order at
once, as the supply is limited.
Johnson McCrackin Co. 4-20-tf
j
|>1H| .Don't Abuse
Y0UR
mmLi EYES
>
)on't read in a poor light.
ii i
Jon't reaa lacmg tne iigni;.
)on,t read when your eyes are
tired.
)on't read without glasses, if reading1
strains your eyes.
)UR GLASSES WILL ENABLE
YOU TO READ IN SOLID
COMFORT.
Dr. H. M. Bigby
Optometrist
305-306 Exchange Bank Bldg.
Successor to Dr. E. C. Pierce
You will enjoy 1<
displ
JEW!
Diamonds, Watches
And you will profit i
that which has real q
JEWELRY
with us means giving
lar purchase. See <
display this week,
for excellence.
Elite Jev
, AUTO L
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On lot op]
Uaiica
JL IUUOV*
Let me wai
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Johnnj
/i . . i r
continental i
Macl
The modern i
power of his owi
and expense by i:
gin of his own.
nish a few more
^? 1 n
Urns ana rresses
mal manufactur
supply of ginnii
j likely to be short
der at once so yc
in time.
Repres
Newberi
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OPERA HOUSE
PROGRAM
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Tuesday, May 11
"THE IMP"
Elsie Janis
2 Reel O'HENRY
Wednesday, May 12
"BLIND YOUTH"
Wallace McGrail
Capitol Comedy
Thursday, May 13
"LOVES OF LETTY"
Pauline Frederick
Gaety Comedy
I
. M. M. BUFORD
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is still selling lots in the
: m ? a* /\ a o
| Middle Ueorgia vsu oc uas company
at Sandersville, Georgia i
DRILLING OPERATIONS NOW ON
BIG MONEY IN OIL \
I Why hesitate when the conditions
i are so favorable, when every lot pur;
chased at $35 each carries with it
the right of participating in ail
profits and leases of the company.
My headquarters are at Win. John*
son & Son's store. If more convenient
drop me a card and I will call
to see you.
M. M. BUFORD
We are receiving Soda on every train.
The Purcell Co. 5-7-2t
\
coking at our fine
ay of
ELRY
and Precious Stones,
in buying if you want
u^lity. |
' Celling
; dollar value for dolDur
beautiful window
Jewelry that stands
i
velry Co.
4UNDRY
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Dosite Fire !
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sh your car.
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!otton Ginning
linery
Farmer who has
ti will save time
nstalling a cotton
We can still furWinship
& Pratt
. Due to abnoring
conditions a
ig machinery is
. Place your or?u
will have them
entative
ry, S. C.
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I am still taking subscriptions for
The Herald and News, Progressive |
Farmer, Southern Cultivator, j
Needleeraft, Ladies Home Journal, j
Countiy Gentleman, Pictorial .Review,
Delenator. American Boy
is a magazine that your boy should
have. Please give or send me your
new or renewal subscription or any
other magazine that" is wanted.
Phone 251, Curtis I. Epting, 1704
Nance Street, Newberry, S. C.
4-16-16tp ? ;
Theli
Shoes, C
I Millinery
| Within the Read
$9.00* patent, two eye <
heel. Special
White Shoes and Slipper
Misses' sizes in pumps, la<
high and low heels. Spec
$1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00,
$11.00 Black Kid, lace,
Special
$8.50 Black Kid Bal <
heels. Special price
Ladies' comforts?slipp<
ber heels, one strap. Spec
For other grades $3.50,
I ' '
- nm- * TV T >_ TT7" ?
Izo pairs 01 ivien s w u
styles. Special, the pair.. .
| Boys7 and Men's Cloth:
prices.
80 pairs of Men's E. C
fojds, extreme broad toe; ;
for the foot; special, pair.,
$10.00 Men's Mahogany
Oxfords, broad toe, weltec
heels. Special, the pair...
;$10.00 Men's Black Vici
broad toe, welted soles, ]
Special, the pair
Next r
esdav. Mav
LSIE JANI
?IN? .
'THE IMP'
)ONT MISS THIS ON
nesday, Ma;
TFR M^r.
?IN?
,IND YOUr
.Y RECOMMENDED J
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ursday, May
JNE FREDE
?IN?
.OVES OF Li
"NUF SAID"
LL mo arm
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I Soda! Soda! Soda! We have just received
five car loads of Soda. The
i Purcell Co. 5-7-2t
I We have just unloaded a car. of
| harrows and cultivators. If you
are in need of a cultivator come
in at once as these, are the last
we will have this season. Johnson
McCrackin Co.. 4-2(M;f
Country cured hams and shoulders
for sale by A. P. Boozer.
I 5-7-2t '
obe's Prices Pu
lothing, Dr
and Ready
h of the Average M
; \
Oxfords, high t D
$7.50 30c Gingha
40 Ginghai
t ^ a r 50 Ginghan
' 7 " 25c 40-inch
:e and straps, 3g L; ht c
lal prices ?. Fi?ure,
$3.50 and $4 3oc b igure<
, We are off
medium heeL Children's an<
$9-50 Oxfords.
Oxfords, low 91O AA
' ?? *7C. ?I6.VU iUCX.
$0.75 gaj weJ^e(J gc
?"????- pair
ers with rub- 1
ial $3.00 receive
???? Ladies' Fine \
$4 and $5.50 ???
CHILI
rk Shoes; all We are pr<
$2.98 rrfand for Ch
I cradle up. Gingham
D
1 White Law
to
!. Skuffer Ox- ???
a real comfort 25 1
....$4.98 On Ladies'
These are spri
j Calf Lace a limited nan
I soles, rubber in? out at a \
.$8.50 ,
???-??- One rack o:
Lace Oxfords, cial price
rubber heels. ???
$8.50 Wash Skirt
Newberry, S. C.
)oor to Maves' Book
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If you have decided to use just a little
bit more oi guano we can supply HI
you. The Purcell Co, 5-7-2t
We have just unloaded a car of |
woven wire fencing, barbed wire / fl
and. nails. Johnson McCrackin 1
Co. - 4-204*
NEELY J. CROMER
I Civil Eng. & Farm Land Surveying
5th Floor Exchange Bank Bldg. i
Tel: Office 273, Re?. 444-W.
3-16-tf. \
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t Good
i
y Goods,
-to-Wear 7
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an and Woman .
RESS GOODS. M
ms at fi 25c
us at. 35c
is at 40c V; /
Sea Island 21c ^
Jolored Percales at <..29c,
1 Lawns and Voiles at..25c
ering wonderful values in A
i Younger Misses' Summer fl
?? I
l's Mahogany Calf English U
>les} rubber heels. Special,
$9.95
id another big shipment of
Vaists...$3.00 to $10.00
DREN'S DRESSES.
spared to supply yo^r deildren's
Dresses from the
L /
J f
resses from $1.25 to $2.98 j
n-Dresses from.... $1.25
/$4.98
?ER CENT. OFF
Coats and Coat Suits.
ing styles and we have only
iber left that we are closrery
low figure.
f Ladies' $7.00 Skirts; spe- f
$3.95
- 1 . <
s 3.00 to $10.00
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US CO.
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: Store.