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PURELY PERSOxNAL. i fk? Movements of Many People. Newberrians, and Those Who Visit Newberry. Mr. Monroe Swindler of Columdva is spending awhile in Newberry. i or me i" lvunnni; giuuiiu?. Miss Georjrie Porter spent the "v;(^" k-end at her home in Newberry.? ; Pice Grove cor. Calhoun Advance, 12. ?x*d at Little Mountain and attend- \ Mr. B. V. Chapman spent the week- \ tiie hi<rh school commencement; Ha) Kohn is just about the best. jpsblicily man the chamber of com- j raerve could have unanimously se-j ^ected. j Mrs. W. L. Motes and little grand-1 daughter, Katherine, of Mineral 1 Sc-rinsrs, N. C., are visiting relatives j Ox Newberry. j Contractor J. B. McDowell has.' completed the shed at the city i stables. Our Newberry carpenters, | licing good ones, are kept busy. Miss Octavia Griffin of Newberry! fca? been spending the past week in ; the home of her uncle, Mr. C. A. Grif- ; isr,.?Edgefield Advertiser, 12th. Mrs. Wad D. Allen of Chappells; -spent the past week-end with her, parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hollings-1 icort.h.?Edgefield Chronicle, 13th. ; Mr. David B. Werts has returned, from, a visit to his son, Mr. Eugene S.; Werts, in Washington, Mr. Ed. Senn ' : Tctuming with him from a visit to! "that city. j Mr. William Johnson says a lady in ' Sumter told him that the lecture by | Dr. Carolyn Geisel was in itself worth | : the price of a chautauqua ticket. She I 'will lecture Thursday night. ... .j ; .Mrs. Frank Chapman and baby, j After visiting her parents, Dr. and i ~&rs. J. M. Kibler. returned to Colum- j -l: _ T tT i 3>Ei -VJOIlUciy, :ui . O . A . . , utnuuiyvi v motoring with them in his car to that -it?. Mr. John C. Higgins has succeeded Mr. Ferd Scurry at* the Bryson 3gro-';ery store, after Mr. Scurry had becirt ''transferred'' to the National frank. Mr. Ralph His:gins is now with. "the Schumpert-Graham-Suber furniture store. Mr. R. C. Sligh was elected a vice president at the meeting: in Green- wood Friday of the South Carolina! division of the Travelers' Protective i ai>sociation, which meeting indorsed! President Wilson's stand for a speedy j ratification of the peace treaty with < the leasee of nations. Rev. Edw. Fulenwider will deliver the graduating address at Summer Sand college commencement on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clocKT-?Miss ( JUarion' Setzler went to her home: Wednesday to be present at her sis- j 'tar's wedding. She Returned Thurs-j 5<ay night.?Leesville cor News and I Courier, 17th. T?e following guests arrived early, m sibe week to attend the Hagood Martin wedding here this afternoon :J Miss'Mary Graham of Columbia; Miss! Kate Summer and Miss Margaret) Barton of Newberry; Mrs. Tom, "Starke and Mrs. T. O. Tabir of El- j beruon^ Ga.; Mrs. Dr. Brackett of; Whitinire; Miss Nan Neil of Winns boro.?Easley Progress, 12th. Young Rinehart was one of Saluda county's finest young men and had : numbers of relatives'and friends in tlhe county. His war record was one 'for the family to be proud of, having 'been awarded a medal for bravery} for rescuing a fallen comrade under1 > fire.?Sa'uda Standard on the burial j of the soldier mentioned in Tuesday's j "Herald and News. When the body! ?j < -?.i ^arrjveu noine uie cupper cub&eo was j opened by the dead man's brother, Rinehart, and the. wrapping cut frofli the head so that the remains eould be identified. The body was in a good stale of preservation, after m?>re than a year since death. Mrs. William Johnson has in her ~|x>ssession a flower which she got on faster Sunday 23 years ago, and she xan beat that record with an oxalis .she has had for 30 years. Her son, Mr. T. P. Johnson, also seems to be ;,good at keeping things, as he has had j for 15 or 20 years one of those old j -time little wooden matchboxes, still I -filled with old matches. ! Little Misses Brantlv Pelhaai. Marv I UlcClure, Frances Martin, Helen j VM < ij Tuesday, Stranded in Chica^ I less son. All his dre; * t . i | ness gone to smasn 1 Will F fl *1 * 1 ?11 mi n - l ll0 OOab 1 I Tuesday, Ma | I Scarborough, Elizabeth Purcell,j Evelyn Burns, Harriett Harrell, Florence Kibler, Brantly Johnstone,! Katharine Swittenberg, Mildred J Wheeler, Ruth Leavell and Sarah! Boozer enjoyed a party given by j their little friend and playmate, Miss j Julia Weeks, at her home on Friday; afternoon. The happy children had I a delightful time playing their little | games of innocent amusement, and j r>nr?nip in nassintr were impress- j <-"vlv-1 ? j ed by the ladylike demeanor of the I little girls who made a bright and! beautiful picture in the flower garden I of Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Weeks. [ Mrs. M. N. Padgett and her son I Clarence are visiting her sister, Mrs. A. C. Tysinger, in Charlotte, N. C. A lady in New Jersey, writing to a relative of Richard Julien, pays this true tribute to his memory: "A lovely lad with a beautiful disposition; a noble, manly little fellow with a good heart and a pure soul." The lad was well known to her, having spent several pleasant visits at her home be '1 [ tween voyages wirn oveiswa Mrs. Leonhirth of Helena spent the full week-end in the Prosperity neighborhood with her daughter, Mrs. Monts. j The many friends of Mrs. J. W. M. Simmons are glad to see her in Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Eskridge returned last week from Greenville, i but Mrs. Eskridge had to go back to I "Ply TflVVdV' I have her eyes ueaieu jsi. for a few days. Mrs. T. P. Johnson was called last, week to her former home in Waxhaw, X. C., on account of the illness of her mother, Mrs. P. G. Gaillard, accompanied by her son Jam?s, went up. the weekend to Abbeville to see Pierre, his wi?e and" the Tbpby. . . Mrs. Donald of Hodges, and children, paid a br?'5 weelc-'end visit to relatives at Helena, along with Beaurice Z&ble of Charleston. Mrs. Ma^y Wright will be met at her home by the W. C. T. U. on Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Congressman jjominiuK nct? uccu i Dr. George B. Cromber is called] called with the other members of f the State executive committee, cam- j paign of the South Carolina Develop-j ment board, to meet in Columbia fori the organization meeting Tuesdav. ? ' I OTTO GREGORY INSTRUCTOR i IN AVIATION SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gregory have just received several fine letters from their son Otto, from the aviation school at Great Lakes, 111., where he is a member of Co. C, 15th regiment. He also sent a large picture in which he and his pal, Frank Hill, are shown in a group of about 1,900 others, so estimated by "Dad" Jack. Otto tells of the hard examination in which he came out fourth in the class, and says "I will at least get to shake j hands with the admiral for being I fourth man, as he always shakes the fourth man's hand and tells him he was working hard." Frank Hill will be transferred to Santiago, Calif., while Gregory will be kept at the school, where ne nas Deen maae in-1 structor following his successful ex-! amination. What struck us particularly in Otto's letter was the following sentence: "When I found that I was to stay here as instructor and not go to sea I thought they had treated me wrong, but now I see that your prayers were answered, and I am , proud to have a mother praying for me; and I am going to be good." om n?T vnnrp ! 31/uVl/tu nviivij I I Will Order Any Book You Wi?h, if j not in stock. There is no extra charge for such orders. If you j want any book under the sun ask I me for it. Phone 105. "The New Book Store." Hal Kohn. For Sale.?100 bushels of Cleveland Big Boll cotton seed. . J. A. Shealy, Phone 5602. 5-18-2tp Another good milk cow for sale. \ Telephone 478. 0. H. Lane. ? Subscribe to The Herald and New? HOUSE May 18 ! | fo with his motherams of future happi I I i I 1 ! ! togers | 1? - - - iinee & Night j A number of ladies have asked me to handle patterns. I have decided to do so. but there are so many different patterns that I do not know which line to handle. I want to ask the ladies who read this paper to write me a card telling me what pattern they prefer. I would be i? lad to get as many repl:\s r?s possible and after 10 days I will compile the results and the pattern which is favorite among the most ladies 1 am going to take tli3 agency for. To those who send me a postal stating their choice I will present them with their first pattern free or their choice of a fashion magazine. "The New Book Store." Hal Kohn. All persons are hereby forbidden to J * r nnefnvA CI. W trespass m my \j. Hiller. 5-18-ltp Buy a hoseless sprinkler to water your lawn. J. L. Dickert, sales * agent for Newberry, 1319 College St., phone 197 5-18-tf For Sale?No. 2 Hustler saw mill, 16 foot carriage, two head block csable drive, Heacock feed and 48 inch inserted tooth saw; all in good condition for immediate delivery. Price $300. C. F. Lathan. 5-18-1 FOR- REIN 1?AIM tiuni KUUivi APARTMENT WITH MODERN CONVENIENCES. SEE ANNE 0. RUFF. 5-18-tf. For Rent.?A desirable 7-room residence. Water, sewerage and lights. Apply 10 The Herald and News office. 5-18-11 See the Film Version then read the book. I can furnish any book from which a picture play has been made. "The New Book Store." Hal Kohn. Land For Sale?123 acres, located in Clyde school district, 7 miles from Batesburg ori.Spann church road; 50 acres in good state of cultivation. Good pasture of 12 acres, wired in, with running water. 7 room dwelling and- tenant house, three good wells of water. Splendid outbuildings. Timber to cut 50,000 feet longleaf and 250,000 feet shortleaf lumber. Possession can be had in tome to sow grain this fall. Apply to L. L. Werts or Mrs. A. E. Werts, Batesburg route 2. 5-18-tf Mark Your Linen?Summer time is the best time to lose your garments. Mark them and prevent loss. Indelible outfits are tne tning. "The New Book Store." Hal Kohn. For Sale?No. 2 Hustler saw mill, 16 foot carriage, two head block cable drive, Heacock feed and 48 inch inserted tooth saw; all in good condition for immediate delivery, j Price $300. C. F. Lathan. 5-18-1 SEE GEO. W. SUMMER, JR. For Hauling Phone 445 or 4 We have just unloaded a car 01 woven wire fencing, barbed wire and nails. Johnson McCrackin Co. 4-20-tf Carbonarite, sjure death to the mite. One application guaranteed keep mites away one year. Send for circulars. Prices, quart $1.00, half gallon $1.50 delivered. R. T. Pugh, Prosperity, S. C. 5-14-ltaw-p-F For Sale.?One Dodge touring car at a bargain. B. M. Havird, Silverstreet. 5-14-tf ? . . i . Binder Twine?We have the Deering sisal. Get your suppfy before it becomes scarce. 'Johnson-McCrackin Co. 5-11-tf Pure White Leghorn eggs, $1 per setting. Mrs. John H. Wicker, 808 Boundary St. A j 4-13-7t. ' Fresh Water Fish?Cat and carp. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and other kinds of fish in season. Any time you want good fish come to Cowards Fish Market, 1407 East Main. 5-7-tf OPERA Wednesea 4 Just What You've A Most Thr nn i n The . a n ma a f Ha rwli With the D As U. S. Marshal, run 1 _ 1 in the ireacherov of the Picturesqi i | Wednesday M M. M. BUFORD I i is still selling lots in the i Middle Georgia Oil & Gas Company ; at Sandcrsville, Georgia (drilling operations now on big money in oil i . I ' i . l. i 1 I'L! ' Why Hesitate wnen me cuuuuiom are so favorable, when every lot pur- i chased at $35 each carries with it the right of participating in all ; profits and leases of the company. j ^ My headquarters are at Wm. John- j ] son & Son's store. If more conven-' j ient drop me a card and I will call to see you. Persons who have purchased lots J would do well to increase their holdings. Liberty bonds taken in pay- < ment of lots at market price. M.M.BUF0RD L NEELY J. CROMER \' i Civil Eng. & Farm Land Surveying ! 5th Floor Exchange Bank Bldg. Tel: Office 273, Res. 444-W. 3-16-tf. J j If you are going to need a Binder ? j this season place your order at E i once, as the supply is limited, i j Johnson McCrackin Co. 4-20-tf ' i | I 1 j For Sale?Barred Rock cockerels, j j Thompson strain. Choice cockerels! i $5 each. Write Box 247. Phone1 412. Mrs. Thos. 0. Stewart. !. ! 4-13-10tp. ; i I 1 For Rent?Two furnished rooms with I ! all conveniences. Mrs. J. R. Eison, j |. Scott Bldg. Newberry, S. C. I 5-4-tf. ' I f * ' 1 I - . Make This r THE BEST / i ! you coui / ' .going int m/in * i 1IXUO J\\ I I I the nece i I I i i | Open A Savii Today. EXCH "Th I I I | ...??^???? ? HOUSE y, May 19 Been Waiting For illing Picture ferror | i sviltry and Romance I aredevil Star "TT TTT. |j Mix j ! | ning down gold thieves is Modntain Passes lie Sierra Nevadas I atinee & Night 1 Don't Abuse / YOUR -JM? EYES P\.^vr< A 4 n n A AV LsKjii t irau in a Don't read facing the light. Don't read when your eyes are tired. Don't read without glasses, if reading strains your eyes. 3UR GLASSES WILL ENABLE YOU TO READ IN SOLID COMFORT. Dr. H. M. Bigbyj Optometrist 305-306 Exchange Bank Bldg. Successor to Dr. E. C. Pierce )r. Thos. H. Pope has located in Newberry for the practice of medicine. Office over_the J. H. Sum-" mer Co.'s store. Phone JNo. 42d. | 5-7-5tp 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 "-he last we will have this season. Johnson McCrackin Co. ' ' 4-20-tf < t Bank Your Busim t i i nn r nT i n jELF-iMM ' i t d possibly have wh i r :o business ror youi XOUNT in this Bai ssary "spark" on th< norc Arrnunt If We Pay 4% On \ ANGEJ e Bank of the Peop i ^ OPERA Thursday, A tvnical. zioDlCi * * v jr 7 ?a- * comecfy! A cornedj through some of the f screen has seen. Mo/lnra maugt m 1 The Bloon Thursday, Mi OPERA HOUSE PROGRAM Tuesday, May 18 "THE STRANGE BOARDER" Will Rodgers Hank Mann Comedy Wednesday, May 19 "THE TERROR" Tom Mix Monkey Comedy Thursday, May 20 "THE BLOOMING ANGEL" Madge Kennedy Gaety Comedy I am still taking subscriptions for The Herald and News, Progressive Farmer, Southern Cultivator, v Needlecraft, Ladies Home Journal, Country 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 "Mnnpp Street. Newberrv. S. C. 4-16-16 tp V' Battery Business.?I sell the Vesta battery. None better. I specialize in battery werk. Give me a trial. t Newberry Battery and Electric Co., Beale H. Cromer. Friend Street, opposite Cotton Platform. ; 3-30-tf ?ss Home! , * J I . TER WBHHH -- t " > ' \ ' ?', " \ ".'r| , . ; ;\# ten it comes to \C *' v self is a SAV 4 nk. It furnishes ^ * f. / _ : > ' < 3 road to success. * i This Bank Savings.~ 7 w* SANK j ft le > I ,:J HOUSE]: , May 20 - :' i i ^ v a.1 Madge Kennedy ^ j that skims swiftly unniest situations the t t % Kennedy n? ling Angel j atinee & Night J B