The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, May 28, 1920, Page FIVE, Image 5
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. j
The graduating cla^s of .Newberry;
college this year numbers 2;). Of
this number 20 are young men. But
it remained for two memoers of the
class representing the 'nine co-eds
? 10 carry olf :lu honors for Miss
Caroline Haskell Wright winning first
honor, having made the best average
Iin scholarship during the four years'
course, and Miss Elizabeth Renwick
of Xewlerry and Willie Haskell Derrick
getting second honor between
them. This is remarkable.
There will be preaching by Rev. J.
TP HTptiot 7ipvt. Sunday morniner at 11
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o'clock at Mt. Zion and at West End
in the evening.
At Union church, Mollohon, there |
will be given an ice cream festival by |
the Junior Order of United American |
> Mechanics and the Daughters of
America, for the benefit of three
churches. Music by the Mollohon
Concert band. Public cordially in|
vited.
V. The Y. W. A. will meet next' Saturday
afternoon at 4 o'clock with
Miss Mary Hutchison.
The F. J. Cromer farm on the
Appalachian highway eight miles
out has been bought by C. J. and E.
B. Pure*."!, through the real estare
agency of Keitt &' Caldwell. Col.
Pure ell has also bought, through
Agent Ralph Jenkins of the Davis
Realty company, th"> W. S. Wallen- <
zine farm between Bush river and the
Floyd place, and the J. A. Tallent
farm on the road from Belfast to
Newberry. i
In some Walhalla news notes published
by the Anderson Mail Tuesday,
the writer speaks of "the commencement
sermon for the Walhalla high
school by Prof, S. J. uerncK 01
Newberry college and says: "This
' was the first time that Prof. Derrick
had appeared before a Walhalla congregation
and" his address to the
graduating class was highly instruc%
tive."
After June 1 Miss Anne. 0. Ruff
will have the apartments over The
Herald and News office ready for
occupancy. There are eight rooms
and a bath; also a wide hall, with a
* stairway entrance from Friend street.
Even twenty persons paid in the
two days of Tuesday and Wednesday
$2 each for parking automobiles the
~ "wrong way. They were on the right
v side of the street but headed wrong.
Lower shoe prices may come late in
winter.?Headline in Tuesday's Anderson
Mail.
Friday there will be "The Devil's
Claim" at the opera house.
"Duds" will be seen at the opera
house Monday, ft is a picture of
mystery and adventure, the story of
a returned soldier and his unmasking
of notorious jewel smugglers, with
Tom Moore at his hestv
After all, that brick foundation on
the hotel .corner lot was not for a
well. Real Estate Agent Frapk R.
Hunter settles the dispute by tne
; positive assertion that "Mr. Charley
Pelham had his cannery there while
managing the hotel; with which, at
that time, Mr. Hunter had something
to do. Mighty funny you fellows
didn't know what it was.
' The reporter had so much chauiau!
* qua and other things on hand for
Tuesday's issue he overlooked calling
attention to the new announcements,
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both candidates ior reelection, representatives
H. H. Evans for the house
and Master II. H. Rikard for his
^ office.
"Modern Unrest" was the subject of
Donald McGibeney at chautauqoa;
* Tuesday afternoon, and it was a fine j
' lectur^. "Social Unrest" will be the!
( v subject of Haskell Derrick at com-!
^ mencement, and no doubt it will be,
fine, the speaker-elect having won j J
second honor with a tie. ; 1
WocL-oTla Mmp nnt first and i
^ AlA^ AAUOlkViAW ?
second best at Newberry college the)"
nast QPCQtrfn i
We missed "Nothing but the Truth" j
of chautauqua Tuesday night, and '
everybody says it was one of the best; *
attractions.
The chautauqua people, as well as
other traveling entertainers, say Newberry
is one of the very best show;
towns on the map; some say the best j
without exception. Jhese last enter-j ]
tainers all expressed themselves as; *
delighted with their warm reception j
here. 1
ihe closing entertainment at chau-l
v fauqua was also good with the Swiss!
singers and yodlers and Ralph Par-j
lette's lecture on "Jiuman Uiinciency."
At Geo. C. Hipp's store there has1 (
1 . just closed a two weeks' Alamo
school, which was attended by fourteen
dealers from various parts of
South Carolina where the Alamo
agencies are located, '^hese schools are
held regularly at the different i
agencies, the object being "human
efficiency" lessons in taking down and ]
putting together the Alamo machin-j
ery. j
Mis* Elizabeth Renwick, who tied for
second honor, class of '20. New
> T->eiry college i? the daughter Df Wrs.1
Kiltie Jones Renwick and mide her
Tiorne during the collegiate course
with' her uncle, Mr. Sam B. Jones.
Mr. M. B. Caldwell has bought the
* A. J. Bowers, Jr., house in College,
street. The deal was made through
the agency of Keitt & Caldwell. J
Mr. R. D. Wright has sold his'
house in College street to Mr. R. G. |
Wallace of Belfast, Real Estate j
Agents Keitt & Caldwell perfecting;
the deal. The new owner will move j
to Newberry some time in the fall, j
Mr. B. P. Ringer has bought Mrs. i
A. C. Harris' house in Jones street;
^ AArt Vnitf A Polrlmon malfirKT;
J UI" tJ'iyVUU, XlClllb U. VU1UITVU UtMUMag I
the trade.
There will be a school picnic at "J
' Hartford school house Saturday,May
29th. The public is cordially,
invited. ! ?
Drayton Rutherford chanter, IT. D. \
C., will meet with Mrs. W. H. Hunt
on Tuesday afternoon, June 1st, at 4 i
o'clock. | The
policemen are bringing them in , *
at the rate of about ten a day. It' _
costs as much to park the wrong way j
on the ritrht side as to park on the i
wrong side. (
Mr. J. B. Smith has been appointed rural
mail carrier on route or;e from I
' Kinards and will begin work on the
route on June 1st. (
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Surplus A
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Breakfast Bac
Blanke
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In the big store ne:
All articles in firs
the prices are attract
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Breakfast Bacon
No. 2 Tomatoes, cas
No. 3 Tomatoes, ca:
English Peas, case..
Roast Beef, can
Roast Beef Hash, ca
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Balbriggan and Rib
wear, worth $1.2?
Elastic Seam Drawei
A 11 TT7_1 C<
All-VVUUI OUA, WUi HI
and
New All-wool blank(
Cotton blankets a pa
Beautiful Patterns
j coats
One lot ,of Automo
$10.00.
SALE OPENS THL
MAY
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Next Door to Ti
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NOMINATIONS.
House of Representatives.
Geo. S. Mower is hereby announced
is a candidate for nomination for the
ftoiise of Representations in the
ipproaching Democratic primary.
For Master.
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Master of Newberry
:ounty subject to the rules of the
Democratic primary.
JAMES D. QUATTLEBAUM.
For Magistrate.
Jno. B. Bedenbaugh is hereby announced
as* a candidate for reelection
is Magistrate for Pomaria, subject
to the rules of the Democratic prinary.
SPECIAL NOTICE /
Orders for carnations given prompt
attention. I have never fallen
down on delivery. You can depend
on my flowers. Out of town orders
filled. Hal Kohn, The Flower Man.
V Pig Astray?Came to my home
May 5. Owner can get pig by paying
for this advertisement and
feed bill. J. A. C. Kibler, Prosperity.
5128-2t
rhe Newberry Business School hcs
been given' the privilege by
Draughons to use and to offer a
short wstem of Shorthand recently
completed an<. perfected by
Draujrhon that can be mastered in
two or three months. Teachers
and students can not better employ
the last two months of their vacation
than in the study on this
course.^ Enroll now and be ready
for a position in September. The
Newberry Business School has frequent
calls for Stenographers, and
numbers who have been sent out in
the last few months are earning
from eighty to one hundred dollars
and more per month. For terms
apply to Mrs. H. 0. Ray, Mgr.
binder Twine?We have the best,
prices lower than usual. Summer
Bros. Co.
iVanted?Help for Saturdays. Apply
at McCrorys 5 and 10 cent Store.
5-28-lt
irain Cradles?The Counts and Saveall.
Summer Bros. Co.
ror graduation send cards. Come
rrsd see my vpil Reeled line. Hal
Kohn, The New Book Store.
-awn Mowers?Ball bearing, easy to
operate. Get prices. Summer
Bros. Co.
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st to National Bank.
;t class condition, and
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tive. Here is a partial
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.....12-lb. can.. $4.00 !
se.. $3.00 i
se....... . .$4.00 ;
..$3.25
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bed. Summer Under- '
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re, worth $1.25 for 85c
85c a pair, for 47c
its from $7.50, $10.00
ir, from $2.00 to $3.50
t* 1 r\
ior amis ana uver
$7.00 to $10.00
bile Robes, $7.50 to
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fRSDAY MORNING,
27th.
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i Goods Store
te National Bank.
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I Electric Fans?8, 10 and 12 inch.
Desk and oscilating type. Summer
Bros. Co. I
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Graduation Gift Suggestions?Foun-;
-tain pens, box. of pretty stationery, j I
a new book, a dozen carnations. JI
Hal Kohn, The New Book Store.)
Freezers?Steel frame and Snow 1
Ball, the best on the market. Summer
Bros. Co.
Wanted a reliable man to sell monu- ments
and tombstones. Big money j
for the right man, for information}
write The Marietta Marble & j
Stone Works, Marietta, Ga.
5-28-3t
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j jrcrimuaic x Ktnis. lxace iicaij
plants. No plant grows better.
Brighten up your yard with some
periwinkles. Hal Kohn, The Flower
Man.
For Sale?One Jersey milch cow j"
with young calf 3 weeks old. Fine
condition. C. F. Lathan.
, 5-28-lt
Waxed Butter Paper in the right size
to wrap butter in. This is son^e- J
thing which every butter maket!
1 and user should have. Ask for|
sample sheet. Hal Kohn.
Get your ice before 10 o'clock Sun-j
days. G. W. Kinard, Prosperity.!
j 5-2*8-2t I
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II am able to get a few Colia and j
Petunia plants. Any one wishing C
some will please give me their,
; order. Hal Kohn, The Flower Man. j
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! Keep down dust by using sweeping compound.
Mayes Book and Va- ?
riety Store. j
Carnations?I can fill orders every,
day now. . I handle nothing butjthe
finest carnations. Am prepared; C
to ship them anywhere. Asparagus!
Plumosis ferns furnished^ Phone, |
write or call. Hal Kohn. The!
Flower Man.
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Get your commencement carnations!
from The Book Store. Will save!
you money. Mayes Book and;Variety
Store. 5-25-2t F
For Sale?Jersey cow with young'calf.
Gives four gallons rich milk,
per day. Never been dry since first
calf. $125. J. M. Alewine,
Silverstreet. 5-25-2tp C
Choice car nations for commencement. J
i Maves Book and Variety Store.
5-25-2t. i I
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! Wanted at Once?A house or a four,
or five room anaitment. Mrs.!
Alma Hayes, College Hill. i
WIZARD
Among Wizard prod
use in cleaning
recomi
Wizard Poli
NS A thoroughly
polish for furnitu:
work and floors,
used on the fine
Will protect and
its beauty. Wiza:
produces a hard,
linvif lncfpr wVl
Huaui;
not show finger i
streaks, is not gi
sticky, .and to wl
will not adhere.
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4 ounce bottle
12 ounce bottle
Quart can $
V2 gallon can
I v Gallon can
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Wizard Wall Duster
! . - Cobweba/and dust, no
matter how high, are
never out of reach of this
convient wall duster. Its
60 inch handle enables
you to reach every nook on
moldings, picture frames
and walls. The chemical
ly treated yarn duster
gathers up the dust without
scattering it. Washable;
needs no renewing.
Price, $1.50 and $2.00.
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Polishes
woodwork,
3??^ cloth and p
MZARD L coat that
WAX f rich, subdu
II ??5 I? Wizard
jJ floors.
.Wizard
furniture, ]
Maves B
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Having bought a Ford truck I am now
better prepared ffor transfer work.
Pleas Boyd". Phone 89.
5-25-3tp ?"
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For Sale?One 4-cylinder, 7-passen-j
ger Studebaker in A-l condition,
a bargain at the price, apply to'
David Graddick, Route 3
5-25-3tp
hoofing?Galvanized, 2 V-Crimp, Pad
Lock, Cedar shingles and Certain-1
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teed roofing. Jtsig shock to scicti, j
from. Summer Bros. Co.
5-21-4t I
Electric Ranges?Westinghouse Automatic.
Get yours before another
advance. Summer Bros. Co.
5-21-4t.
fust received another shipment
Smith's Liver Pills. Laxative and j
cathartic for 7>constipation, 'sick |
headache, billiousness, dizziness, j
dyspepsia, sour stomach, indiges-j
tion and loss of sleep. Get a box i
today. For sale only at P. E.
Ways Drug 3tore, Newberry, S. C.
5-21-tf
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)i!s and Greases?Yeedol and Havoline.
For automobiles,! tractors
and steam engines. Summer Bros.
Co. 5-21-4t
"or^Sale?Good milk cow. Also lot
good seed peas. Apply to J. R.
Lake, Newberry, Route 3.
5-21-3tp
."ultivators?Two horse riding and
walking. Labor savers. Get our
/ prices. Summer Bros. Co.
5-21-4t.
Jails and barh^ wire. Car just re- 1
ceived. Prices right. SummerBros.
Co. 5-21-4t
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OR RENT?AN EIGHT ROOM
APARTMENT WITH MODERN
CONVENIENCES. SEE ANNE
O. RUFF. 5-18-tf.
NEELY J. CROMER
)ivil Eng. & Farm Land Surveying
5th Floor Exchange Bank BIdg.
Tel: Office 273, Res. 444-W.
3-16-tf.
lay a hoseless sprinkler to water
your lawn. J. L. Dickert, sales ]
agent for Newberry, 1319 College
St., phone 197 5-18-tf
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iucts you will find a host
Their uniformly high
mend them to every house
sh W i z a r
scientific a
re, wood- Jy ' i
Can be Jy i
st finish. '(
d-' y, brilich
does Jijf {niyj/f'y./Hl <
marks or 1
am my or J
nVh dust 1 ,
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, Wizard
mtm #. . > - ,*. # *
Carpet Clean
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Keeps the dust down [
when you sweep. Helps
clean rugs and carpets. ?
Makes the colors brighter. ;
Guaranteed'not to injure <
fabrics. Contains no salt v i
or sand. Price, 30c carton.
rIZARD WA
PASTE?LIQUID
and preserves rne nmsn un nuwo,
leather, linoleum. Easily appli
olished with another cloth. It fo
rotects the surface and leaves a c
ed lustre that is a joy to behold.
Wax Paste is especially adapted
Liquid Wax is recommended foj
pianos;* woodwork, automobiles,
nnk & Varif
House of a Thousand Things.
SEE GEO. W. SUMMER, JR. I
For Hauling
Phone 445 or 4
Little Joe Harrow# for cultivating .
cotton and corn. Summer Bros.
Co. 5-21-4t
For Sale?First check for $300 gets
a Ford touring car. First class
running condition, reason for selling
have a Dodge car, J. W. Denning.
5-21-3tp
Another good milk cow for sale.
Telephone 478. 0. H. Lane.
If you are going to need a Binder '
coacnn vnnr nrdei* at
tllig ijvuuvii j v? ? ?? ?once,
as the supply is limited.
Johnson McCrackin Co. 4-20-tf
We have just unloaded a car of
woven wire fencing, barbed wire j
and nails. Johnson McCrackin!
Co. 4-20-tf j
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( j
Main. 5-7-tf j ;
Carbonarite, sure death to the mite, j '
One application guaranteed keep;
mites away one year. Send for j ]
circulars. Prices, quart $1.00, half <
gallon $1.50 delivered. R. T. Pugh, J
Prosperity, S. C.
5-14-ltaw-p-F
We have just unloaded a car of
harrows and cultivators. If you
arta in neo/i n-f a /*n1f.ivnt.fvr rnme 1
in at once as these are the last
we will have^his season. Johnson
McCrackin Co. 4-20-tf
Battery Business.?I sell the Vesta
battery. None better. I specialize
in battery work. Give me a trial.
Newberry Battery and Electric Co.,
Beale H. Cromer; Friend Street,
opposite Cotton Platform.
3-30-tf
To cleanse the system thoroughly and
give you new vim and tone you up
for the summer get a bottle of
Kerr's Vimtone guaranteed arid.
recommended by P. E. Way drug- i
gist, Newberry, S. C. 5-21-tf j 8
For Sale.?One Dodge touring car at
a bargain. B. M. Havird, Silver-; I
street. 5-14-tf j *
Cleanliness
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of conveniences for
duality will,
s wife.
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Are the convenient triangular
shape. They can ?
)e had in either the chemi ally
treated style, for
gathering dust, or treated j
^vith Wizard Polish for
leaning, polishing and }
preserving the floor finish. !
Mop is made of the best
/arn. Smooth handle has *
the adjustable elbow, for I
getting under furniture-. . r
Does not make floors oily Inr
slinnerv. Price.$1.00? |?
$1.25, $1.50, $1.75 anii
$2.00. ;
Wizard Duster
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The most sanitary type '.'.
>f duster made; it does not
stir up and scatter, dust,
ts chemically treated yam
gathers and holds the dust.
When it becomes soiled lj
you can wash it without
injuring its chemical prop- |
erties. Needs no renew-" |4
ing. Convenient in shap^ / |g
Price, $1.00. K
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led with a IfltBr 4
irms a thin jgf, jfik j ^
lean, hard, Rfe^Jpl
for use on | MAX ||j ;
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etc.
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Binder Twine?We have the Deering
sisal. Get your supply before it
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becomes scarce. tionnson-jncCrackin
Co. . 5-11-tf
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