Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SACRIFICED HONOR I TO SAVE ADMIRER J Bessie Barriscale Appears in Realistic Court Room Scene in "The Notcrious Mrs. Sands." | In a stirring: and dramatic court room scene Bessie Barriscale as Mrs. Mary Sards, in "The Notorious Mrs. ] Sands," her latest Kobertson-i-oie picture, which will be shown at the opera house Friday, takes the stand, and utterly disregarding th? fact that her reputation will suffer by the ad-' mission tells the court that on the i night Donald Cliffe was accused of i having robbed her husband's safe, he 1 was with her. She does not however, 1 tell why she was with Cliffe, nor of j her husband's treatment, so that in the eyes of society she is branded and < when her husband divorces her she t becomes known as '"The Notorizes t Mrs. Sands." \ j ~.ni.a rtovfsun everv detail ! 1U inane vwi vu>? ... - of court procedure was absolutely I correct, Director Christy Cabanne! j secured the services of two noted i > Los Angeles attorneys, w"ho were with 3 him and advised him during the film- ' ] ing of the entire sequence. This! 1 scene is declared by all who have seen ( it to be one of the most realistic i shown on the screen in some time. ! "The Notorious Mrs. Sands," is a' highly dramatic story told in a dramatic way. NEWS FROM ST. PHILLIPS. J St. Phillips, May 8.?Some or ouri farmers "have cotton up, but not a I complete stand, owing to the late' i spring it has somewhat delayed tie j . farmers in getting their crops up. It 1 will be some time yet before the peo- * pie. in this section will have anything < in their gardens to cook, <m ac- I count of so muck cold weather. This is the latest spring that people "have known for several years or more. .On May the seventh, Mt. Bethel-1 Garmany school had an entertain- j raent at St.' Phillips school. Thej opening began about" eight-thirty, I the exercises was just grand. The: ; what snlendid teach-1 t ers they have by their excellent train-! | ; ing. The teachers and children came , down in two large trucks, they were . as happy as larks of course. I thing they were merrier going back than. . coming after seeing how -v .11 they had entertained t"he audience. There was a large attendance, the crowd was estimated about two hundred and fifty. After the exercises sandwiches were sold by St. Phillips school. The amount in all was about eighty-six dollars. . | The school house was beautifully lit up with electric lights lurnisnea by Mr. Horace Swlttenberg of Newberry. We hope through his kindness it will be some benefit to him. i~ Mt. Bethel-Garmany is taught this year by Misses Cromer, Nichols and Young. Miss Cromer played beauti- ' fully on the piano which was enjoyed by all. ^ By the work your teachers have accomplished, shows that they are upto-date. We advise you to stick to your teachers and work for a nine ( months school. Hurrah for Mt. Bethel-Garmany. We hope to have you all with us again. , !! I also had the pleasure of attending * the closing exercises of Hunter-De- [ Walt school of which Col. E. H. Aull * will give you a full account. 1 With much success to The Herald J and News I will close for this time. ^ G. H. Ruff. 1 TANLAC PROVED ! . REMEDY NEEDED I ! * "For a Year I was Unable to Go," I M.ruiian n.rUr*< i _____ . j FEARED THE FUTURE. I Williamston Man Gives Tanlac Credit For Putting Him Back on His ; ? Feet. jt ! C ( j "Tanlac grot me back on my feet and proved just the medicine I ; needed." ' c $ T i of Williamston, S. C., summed up his J I experience with Tanlac. * j ( "When I began taking Tanlac I was } in a very wefck condition, and I was I told that I was threatened with par- c ? I alysis. I became so weak I could not * get about at all, and for one year I j was unable to go. I had no appetite 1 and I never felt well. Even though i I was under treatment, I got no bet- ' ter to amount to anything, and I had s began to fear I would not be able to j get myself back in good shape again.' "I took seven or eight bottles .of , and I am in fine shape now. j My stiV^igih has increased a great \ ^<^51! and I am working regularly at ] night. I have a very fine appetite, i 1 and soon after I began taking Tanlac ; I besran to fatten up right along. The 1 j \ 1 Tanlac got me back on my feet and < proved just the medicine I needed, j1 and I am glad to recommend it." p Gilder & Weeks, Newberry, S. C., j Prosperity Drug Co., Prosperity, Lit- < tie Mountain Drug Co., Little Mountain S. C.. W. OL Holloway, Chap- ' pells, S. C., Whitmire Pharmacy, Whitmire, S. C. i NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION IN WHITMIRE DIS TRICT NO. 52. State of South Carolina, County of Newberry. Whereas, one-third of the resident freeholders and a like proportion of oloptnrc r.-f thp ao*e of i IZiC ICOiUViiu w __c_, twenty-one in the Whitmire School District No. 52, the County of Newberry, State of South Carolina, have filed a petition with the County Board of Education of Newberry] ^ * County, South Carolina, petitioning! \ INVENTIVE GENIUS ROBS CALOMEL OF NAUSEA AHO DANGER Doctors' Favorite Medicine Now Pur'ned and Refined from All Objectionable Effects. "Calotabs"?the New Name. 5Vt.it will human ingenuity <lo noxt? wireless tolejjraphy, irwlino < <f I* css quiniuo:?now nauseales* oal<>nel. The ik'w improvement called "Calo:a'is*' is now <>n sale at drugstores. For biliousness, constipation an<l indigestion the n w calomel tablet is a prac:ically perf"ct remedy. as evidence:! by :he fact that the manufacturers have auhorized all druggists to refund the price f'the'enstomer is not "perfectly delighted" vith Calotabs. One tablet at bedtime with \ swallow of water?that's all. No taste, jo nausea, no griping. 110 salts. By mornng your liver is thoroughly cleansed and rou are feeling fine,* with a hearty appe ifr> Fls?r u-hnf v.?n -nlpjisip?nn rlnn^pr?pa ibcuit your business. Calotabs are cot sold in bulk. Get ail mginal package. sealed. Price, thirtyire cents.?(adv.) be. i i UK DEAD Life is a burden when the body is racked with pain. Everything worries and the victim becomes Respondent and downhearted. To yring back the sunshine take G0U) MEDAL T Phe national remedy of Holland for ov?r !00 years; it is an enemy of all pains re? tulting from kfdney, liver and uric acid rou Dies. All. druggists, three sizes. ook for the nuac Gold Medal on every beat ! The Best Medicine Weak, Nervous I Rtm-DownWomen ! Get it from your Hpr iiLl>hK & WEEKS CO., Druggists ! v ? i Rheumatism | j I s completely washed out cf the system by he celebrated Shivar Mineral Water. Pos i tively guaranteed by money-back offer j rastes fine; costs a trifle. Delivered any ! vhere by our Newb?rry Agents, J. W Cibler Co. Phone them. * j naanHSPW^v^nm j f#ttbou? Question if Hunt'tSaUt fails in the treatment of Ecxema. Tetter Ringworm. Itch <tc Don t beccwTie discouraged because other treatments failed Hunt's Salva has relieved hundreds of such case* You can't Jose oo our Monty Back Cuarvnttm Try it at our risk TODAY Prica ?Se For sale locally by P. E. WAY, Newberry, S. C. md requesting that^an election be leld in the, said school district on the juestion of levying a special tax of ' " 1 *11 ? i-UinvoWii nrnn. ive (0/ miiis on mc >rty within the said school district, j Now, therefore, we the undersigri;d, composing the County Board of Education for Newberry "County,; state of South Carolina, do hereby >rder the Board of Trustees of the iVhitmire School District No. 52 to iold an election on the said question )f levying a special tax of five (5) nills to be collected^on the property ocated within the said school district, which said election shall be leld at the Whitmire School House, n the said school district No. 52, on Saturday, the 22nd day of May, [920, at which said clec-tion the polls shall be opened at 7 a. m. and closed it 4 p. m. j ' ' - -LT- - T> J Tne memoers 01 me duuiu Trustees of the said school district shall act as managers of said elec;ion. Only such electors as reside in :he said school district and return real or personal property for taxa:ion, and who exhibit their tax and registration certificates as required in general election?, shall be allowed to vote. Electors favoring the levy :>f such tax shall cast a ballot containing the word ."Yes" written or printed thereon, and each elector opposed to such levy shall cast a ballot containing the word "No" written :>r printed thereon. Given under our hands and seals this the 5th days of May, lyzv. C. M. WILSON, 0. B. CANNON, J. B. HARMAN, County Board of Education, Newberry County, South Carolina. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The creditors of the estate of Isaac Grigsby, deceased, are hereby notified to render to the undersigned, or his Attorneys, Dominick & Workman, Newberry, S. C., an account of their demands duly attested, and all nprsnnc; indphted to said estate are notified to make navment likewise. GEO. B. GRIGSBY. Administrator. Chappells, S. C. ! No More Corn j Suffering I "Gets-It" Never Leaves a Corn On Any Foot For Very Long. j The hurting "pep" goes right out ! of that corn the moment a few drops of "Gets-It" lands thereon. It is through, and "for keeps." I fc w Mm wl\ B M|r ]H Cmrnm and MGeta-It* Cant Ltv* Together You'll have no more pals but will notice the corn getting loose and wobbly. In a day or so, you lift it right off without any feeling. - --? -- -? ?- j ?? Ttt4i'S tne eno 01 me wu ?uu v* your troubles. Millions have proved *K3ets-It" to be the one ana only unfailing:, common sense corn remover. Why not you? "Gets-It" costs but a trifle at any drug store and carries a moneyback guarantee.. Mf d. by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.^ ' Sold m iNewoerry and recommende as the world's best corn remedy b W. G. Mayes. Subscribe to The Heral&and Newi COULD HARDLY STAND ALONI Terrible Suffering From Headachi CMoaoIia R<kr!ro/<!i? an A WMfe. uiucnujC) vuvouuiwy w. . .. ness, Relieved by Cardui, Says This Texas Lady. Gonzales, Tex.? Mrs. Minnie Phi pot, of this place, writes.* "Five yeai ago I was taken with a pain In m left side. It was right .under m left rib. It Would commence with. a aching and extend up into my le; shoulder and on down Into my bad By that time the pain would be e severe I would have to take, to be< and suffered usually about three da] .. .1 suffered thi3 way for three year and got to be a mere skeleton and ws bo weak I could hardly stand alon Was not able to go anywhere and ha to let my house work go...I suffere ! awful with a pain in my back and j had the headache all the time. I ju | was unable to do a thing. My U I was a misery, my 6tomach got in a i crrftii ?caused from takli 00 much medicine. I suffered bo muc pain. I had just about given up a hopes of our getting anything to he! me. One day a Birthday Almanac w; thrown in my yard. After readii I Its testimonials I decided to try Ca dui, and am so thankful that I di for I began to improve when on, tl second bottle...I am now a w? j woman and feeling fine and the cu I has been permanent for it has be< j two years since my awful bad healt | I will always praise and recommei ' " TW Porrfnl E rj VCUUIU- AIJ vuiwiu ? . . | NOTICE TO DEBTORS ANE CREDITORS. | Notice is hereby . given that tl | undersigned have qualified as Exec" tors of the last Will and Testamei of Dr.- James K. Gilder, Sr., decease in the Probate Court of Newberi ! county, South Carolina. '* All persons holding: claims again said estate will present the same, du proved according to law, to P. ] | Gilder, Exchange Bank Buildin ; Newberry, S. C. All persons ii I 1 i ? A Voice From Si | I &B3 * Worth Its \ . You cannot mistake the word Street, Sioux City, Iowa. He is e the merits of PE-RU-NA and wa cent letter from him There are thousands just li convinced bv a trial of PE-RU-Ni DON'T BE AN UNBELIEV i If your trouble is of a catarrh; ' friends. It is fine after an attack Sold Everywhere ; > FOR CATARRH AND * ? '*' / ^ | *? '.-c< # I /' . /, v y . * /- . / /V*7' / * f <? .. r-* a >:? \ . , BBrur ^*a#r Au A -%?jr Me % Men "-no buy tires on s i claims, arc making some cc Large tire users make t parisons. And the resirlts are amazing. - - rr> r- _ f T"\ Hudson iaxi l.o. oi u stance, made a long test on And the average was 15,00 Miller dealers get hunclre Miller mileage with othei find an increased mileage ? to 75 per cent Large truck users are coi Coras, passcugci ypt, m And they are coming in lar J Millers. lt Treads fjb Center tread i , [ tion cop, for I asphalt. Sec F"nf 1 t'c^d* m ^111^ Ccrds n I ?.1 lO 1, % *s ^^^^^gag^a^g5S555555 s, " ls debted to said estate will please make e. immediate payment to P. F. Gilder. .d p. f. gilder; *i , O. H. JOHNSON, I Executors of the Estate of Dr. James st K. Gilder, Sr., Deceased. fe - 1 op spf.PJAL SCHOOL LQ HUIlVb ig ELECTION IN BIG CREEK :h " SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 20. 11 State of South Carolina, lp County of Newberry. Whereas, one-third of the Resident is j freeholders and a like proportion of the resident electors of the age of J" twenty-one in the Big Creek School District No. 20, the County of NewV: berry, State of South Carolina, have filed a petition with the County Board of Education of Newberry jr | County, South Carolina, petitioning 1(j: and requesting that an election, be rg Iheld in the said school district onjthe ! question of levying a special tax of ? 'four (4) mills on the taxable property > I within the said school district. '' ' ?? ~ i.vt/lAveirm. j JN ow, tnereiore, we uie uimcisigwie ed, composing the County Board of a- Education for Newberry . .County, nt State of S.oijth Carolina,, do -.hereby d, order the Board of Trustees of the :y Big Creek School District No. : 20 to hold an election'on the said quesst tion of levying a speeial tax of four Iy (4) mills to be . collectedon .-.the P. property located ...within the*, said g, school dstrict,' which '.said election n- shall be held at the Big 'Creek 1 1 oux City, Iowa, says & s.a H i A * kU-EMA 1 ?eighf in Gold ' " s of Mr. \V. W. Northrup, ci 90S Fourth nthusiastic about his present health and mts everyone to know it. Here is a re"PE-RU-NA is worth Its weight In srold i nd then some. I used to think It only a wolan's remedy but have changed my mind. had a coush. especially in the morning. Liter using half o bottle of PB-RU-NA was . iuch better. I -would cough up chunks of hlegm and mucus, my eyes itched and both- ( red me. Judging from the symptoms given 1 yout almanac it -was catarrh. My stomach i In much better condition since using your lediciae." "Use this testimonial, if you wish. Don't . esitate to advertise the merits of PB-RU-NA." j (Signed) W. W. NORTHRUP. ke Mr. Noithrup, skeptical at first but i V. ?R. il nature, try *M?-ku-ina, men icu juia of grip or Spanish Flu. Tablets or Liquid j I CATARRHAL CONDITIONS f y - wt*% ?iw\ :n are Making on Tir< i guess, or on California stag >st!y mistakes. after million-mile est-, and com- yy iu late \ears At the Miller yearly are worn . . ? . parisons. etroit, for inat:h_ * The}r constant , ivimci vu?ua. o miles. ^est ^Te ds to compare extreme r<; s. And they quire an average of 50 per cent They prove tli outwears the bes nparing Miller ~ ith all others. Sueh t!res she ge numbers to owner of a car. Compare xvith a wheels. avnaf^i H j' muict i.. ^tented , doubled average smooth with sue- r j , firm bold on wet %ures do not aF J-to-the-Road Y0u will fix nt esh like cog? in tires when vou t - f * i i 11 c *j The Most Talked About Tires i CT Fabrics ( P. E. WA Newberry, S. C rW -sm?n -sjos f x ssuji jn set' "?M ^doD . Coffee Ofi Disturbs I I and frequently Ivousness and s If coffee annoys way. try I Postum r ill rrsi _ /?_ I > mis iavoruo \ l . 7 growing populai "I its pleasing flavperiority to cofl c - fulness.. jF Sold by Grocers in t\ 1 nr. j. I ivu reuse 1 | Made by POSTUM < | Battle Creek, v? . JUST RE A shipment of Player and ner Pianos. Will save you everyday. See me at G. B. J. L. BO Factory j School House, in the said School Dis- v trict No 20, on Saturday the 22nd s day of May, 1920, at which said elec- t 1 i-l. ^ ?Uoll Va Arionn^ 9+ 7 t UUIi lUC snail vc vyvuvu u? v. A. M. and closed at 4 P. M. s The members of the Board of Trastees of the said School District shall P act as managers of the said election. C Only such electors as reside in the ti said school district and return real or personal property for taxation, and who exhibit their tax and regis- r *-?oc ronniroH in (TPv.- I LI ci LIU 11 LL'i a.*j ivvjui*vu i eral elections, shall be allowed to i 1 j Best of 22 The Eldorado $tage Co. of Los Argeiet tested 22 leading makes erf 12-pas D_?! J tCiJver 4 a^aoiu vuaw* Not a tire wai found to match the Millers in that extreme &erviv?? J J ? ; 9 e lines are using Millers ; tests with many rivals. ay to Know t' factory over 1,000 tires ' > out in tests and comt :ly prove that Miller is t. :ar-wheel tests they reof 15,POO miles on Cords. J tat the new Miller tread t of others by 25 per cent . t t )uld be tested by every-; | See what they give you.. 4 ny tire on opposite rear: A . \ 5, in late years, have tire mileage. Old-times . >ply today. " , :w requirements for your ry a Miller. Do it now... . r : \ 4 n ' ?. ? I* Y" * n America ^ ieared-to-tfce-Road Htgimr^i 0~. S?f"dci.t tIff** Y. r ' Vf 1 i J * ' ') 1 1 r - , / * i ten * / )igestion * . r causes nerleeplessness. . 3 you in any I; Cereal f I t' . \ irink enjoys itybecause of ' [ %iv or and its su'ee in health- I y ; ft ' . ? i 1 op? . 1 roiizes-?Hr-iw ? in price I 2EREAL CO., Inc. I Michigan > - j tor CEIVED ; Straight Schulz and Wermoney^ Prices going up Summer & Sons. j lWLES \gent. ote. Electors favoring the levy^o^ 4r?v r.Vi ftll AAflf ft Uftllftf uvu ma oiiaix uici/ a uauvu vvuwmau^ he word "Yes" written or printed* hereon, and each elector opposed to ach levy shall cast a ballot, conaining the word "No" written osr rinted. riven under our hands and sealkhis the 1st day of May, 1920. C. M. WILSON, 0. B. CANNON, J. B. HARMAN, Jornity Board of Education New*berry County, South Carolina. ? * X