The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 27, 1920, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.
Beam returned lasjt week
from an expended visit in Lancaster.
\i . Ci. V. lioozor h:-?s het?n nros
peering in Columbia.
Mr. Furman Dominkk and family
of Columbia are visiting" in Newberry.
Mr. Roy Epting. a traveling salesman,
is in the citv.
Mrs. C. W. Martin of Laurens
spent the week-end here with Mrs. A.
C. Thomasson.
Mr. Harvey Crandall of Columbia ;
aiade a brief visit to Newberry for
the week-end.
Mr. Robert (better known as;
"I'eie ") Davis of JNew i orK is visit-*,
ins: relatives in Newberry.
Mr. John Curry of Branchville!
visited relatives in Newberry last
week. - !
Mrs. M. L. Spearman and children j
are spending awhile in Asheviile j
with Mr. Spearman. j
Mrs. F. J. Reddick and children .
are spending the week at Hodges j
with her parents.
John Sutherland spent the week- j
end ifl Newberry with relatives.? j
Abbeville Press and Banner, 23rd. j
Mrs. Nan Wallace of Belfast spent i
'iast week with relatives and friends j
in the city. t <
Mr. Grover Todd of Vidalia, Ga., J]
is visiting his mother, Mrs. J. F.
Todd, and other relatives in New- <
terry. j;
Mrs. L. G. Balle and children of (
Laurens have returned home after a [
visif' fr? n?y."?nts- Mr. ar'd r
Mrs. Jno. C. Go^ar.s. . !j
Mrs. C. W. Davis and little daugh- ;
tcr. Sara Mae, of Greenwood are ' 2
visiting her parents,* Mr. and Mrs. R.' 1
C. Hamilton. ? * r
Mia? Adele Dunbar returned last . v
week from MeColl, accompanied by ! r
her sister, Mrs. Louis'T. Parker, on h
a visit here. . I j v
Mr. T. J. Cromer and little dauarh- j"
ter, Mis Bonnelle, returned on Friday '
afternoon from visiting Wilmington, i **
is. u., and wrightsville Beach.
Mr. and. Mrs.' L. D. Ringer and [ ^
. daughter, Agrees, J&ft on Saturday ! c
for Asheville, N. C., to visit Mrs. J. ...
E. Kocn. *
Fred Do.minick of Detroit, Mich., j
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Jenrie E. :
Carter, and his sister. Miss Daisy d;
Dominick. ^
' Mr. Sam King spent the week-end tl
here and returned to Greenwood with O
Mrs. King, who had been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Perry, w
J. i>. Fraziert Jr., of Blairs was sp
the ''.giiest of W. S. Wertz while in in
r?ir\r s>ftonHinc tV>p !s<?ntfT^Vi T-fifp<5
reunion.?The State, 2oth.
Mr. Gaines Harrison came from !
Columbia Saturday, accompanied by hi
his little nephew, Harry Hallman, i
who had been visiting- there. ' m
Mi ss Lola Taylor of Columbia will
come to Newberry^ to*day to visit at toiler
former home lifere for a few ;
days. i g.
Joe Goodale, Will Loll is and Bea-j
trice Goodare left Wednesday for j
Newberry, where they will be the
guests of Miss Marie Long at a house ;
party.?Camden Chronicle,^ 23rd. 1 **]
Miss Maggie Thomasson returned j tc
on Friday from a delightful visit to |
friends in Cumberland, Md., Terra ^
Alta and Elk Garden, in the A lie- t*
gKaiiies of West Virginia.
... Elizabeth Dominick under- j
weiat an operation at the Baptjst hos-. 2,
" pital in Columbia Saturday for .the
- removal of her tonsils, and is get-,
ting along all right. * ?
Mr. Harry Garlington, field clerk
in the quartermasters office at San j *
Antonio, Texa?, arrived on Sunday!
to join Mrs. Garlington at the home i P
ci his sister, Mrs. W. Y. Fair. J
Cotton Mills President Geo. W. "
Summer, after a business trip of a j
week toJNew York, returned home on JJ
Friday. Everything is in good i
shape. * jn
Mrs. W. H. Allen and granddaugh- j
- ** Dincror TPtlirned on I li
ter, .miss xu^xtic iviu6vM
Saturday from Spartanburg, where! t
they have been visiting her sister,! s
Mrs. T. L. Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Huff, accom- r
panied by their little granddaughter, d
Martha Alice Moore, of Spartanburg a
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. C. i n
F. Templeton. !
Mr. D. Fair Pifer, after an ab-'t
sence from Newberry since last Oc- j o
tober, left. Reno. Nevada, on Monday a
of last week and arrived here Satur- 1\
He has friends in this pity who
?as w
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Alice
"Slaves
One of Vitagr;
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am
Don't fa
i are friar; to sec him ''home again."
| Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Spinks returned"'
last Thursday night from their
visit to Charleston and Savannah.
: Mr. Spinks lived in -Savannah 18
years and was easily "at home' there
oil his visit.
Miss. Sarah Banks of Prosperity
and Mr. F. F. Livingston of Po:
maria attended the meeting of the
; state association for the blind which
was formed in Columbia last Thursda\\
Auditor Jas. B. Halfacre with .his
son James and daughters. Misses
Edna and Jlelen* spent the week-end
in Fairfield county on a motor trip;
and from all accounts Auditor Halfacre
did some motoring.
Miss. Ethel Southard of Atlanta,
Ga., is visiting at the home of her
uncle, Mr. T. F. Chamlee, and family
at Kinards and has been delightfully j
entertained at many social func-1
tions. - '
Mr. Jas. A. Burton. Jr., of Birmingham.
Ala., is visiting hi& father
and other relatives here. "Jim"' is
always welcomed wi:h gladness by
his many friends wtten he makes his
cleasant little visits his Newberry
home.
Prof. 0. B. Cannon, Misses Lottye '
Lee H&lfacre, Pearl Lominick, Olive
Feagle, Nancy Werts, Mary Crump-'
ton and Lila arrd Julia Summer re- j
turned last week from the summer
?chool at. Winthrop college, session
having closed. i
Mrs. C. A. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Summer, Miss Kate Summer and
VIr. David Caldwell returned S*aturiay
night from their camping trip :
n the mountains of Korth Carolina,
rhe party visited' Waynesville, Lake .
funaluska an& other pleasant points.
Mr. W. A. Baldwin, a leading citi-1
:en and farmer of GraycoUrt, Lau- ,
ens county, spent last Thursday [
light with friends in Newberry. We j
vere pleased to see him on Friday
norning; knew him in Laurens and ^
lave always found him like a certain ~
rell known and well liked apple?,*
ood. J,
Mr. Chas. E. Singleton, son of the J
ate Mr. James E. Singleton of 1
.'ewberry, spent from Thursday to {
aturdal' in Newberry at the .home ^
f his aunt, Mrs. C. M. West. Mr. I
ingleton is in the railroad service ^
'ith headquarters in Norfolk. He
'as on th? way to visit his mother ;
i Charleston. :
Mr. ^and Mrs. John Riser and
aughter, Miss Corinne. of Selma, ^
la., and Mrs. H. G. Smith and lit- v
e son, Henry Grady, Jr.. of La r
range, Ga.. are visiting Mr. and rs.,Tom
Hayes. Miss Corinne Riser t
- "" 1 ? Tl j 1 . f
ill Jeave on inursaay tot; jdostoti iu
tend the remainder of the summer
I that city. . j a
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. j
Speeder George Eichelberger paid \
s $15 on Friday. ' a
Pay,, your "dollar down" lor de- t
ocracyr?the drive is on. . a
The old dog days "have come again,.! f
te meanest of the year. . v
Four young-men stood examination j s
aturday for postoffice clerk-carrier.Yf
Mr. Ben Clary, who killed:'/his .s
rother-in-law Will Holt, has been s
ailed out in the sum of $1,000. , i:
Douglas Fc> banks will show you n
Mollycoddle" mursaay. xou-.-want
s see this. t
On the next few Sundays the h
ewberry band will give concerts in e
fillowbrook park at 5 o'clock.. t
AJice Joyce is "beautiful in a wed- n
ing dress. See "Slaves of Pride," t
uesday. a
Are^wfeien at hon?<* in 'politics? f
ee ^Bab^f-: Candidate^* Wednesday ;- t
nd aIso>9i'e- comecUrv of "Edgar's "V
onah Dasj" ;f
After-Dragging %n the weather "t
ublic^ lk had a Sanange for the t
^orseHfte very next day,, sha-.ving e
ow a ,-wfcwspaper-man is treated. *
Others are beginning to make note j i
f things they dont understand,
'here are enough of these things tojs
11 a book. * v!a
There have been two recent col- jT
isions of automobiles in the city in j s
he pjist week or two. Something; *
erious in this line will happen yet. j 1
Get on to ".The Truth" as will be; i
ovealed Monday by Madge . Ke^ne- j 1
y, who was here Friday in "Dollars! <
nd Sense" to the great pleasure of 11
iany people. "Ain't it the truth?" js
Miss Sarah. Banks of Prosperity, at f 1
he session of the blind of Soath Car-11
lina in Columbia Friday, delivered } *
n address on "Things Our Girls i 4
lay Do to Earn a Livelihood."
The cotton mills <>f Newborry will J!
, July 27
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Joyce
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of Pride"
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iphs Special f ro:tions.
il to see it.
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! give vacation in August, from Satur-1
day-the 7th uhtil Monday the Kith, j
These institutions are in prosperous i
condition. t
Ail male members of St. James'
'church, Jala pa, interested in the new!
j building, are requested to meet at the ?:
; church on Thursday afternoon at 4 ('
o'clock. ! i
! Miss Gladys Kiggins was ho;i >?cd ! ;
'on Thursday night by a deligVful j 1
[reception at the home of her aurt, j1
| Mrs. R. E. Leavell, where 'ch j bright1 s
! circle ot ner younj: lneaus met jm an
merry party. ; \
There will be preaching at Red- !-"<
dick's chapel Tuesday night at 8:30 i
I by the Rev. ?. L. Bramlet of Me- j
j Cormick, superintendent of the Up- j t
per South Carolina conference of the : t
I Pentecostal church. j t
Misses Estelle Boland, and Ruby c
I Kinard of Prosperity were quests of t
honor at a party in Columbia driven c
; on last Tuesday evening by *Tiss r
Beatrice Knight. The" State says it t
was an enjoyable occasion of the j t
week.
Two colored women, bearing the j t
names of Franqes Miller and Clara l a
Boozer, were before. Recorder Chap- j t
man on last Thursday morning for a
assault and battery. Frances got off s
under a fine of $3, while Clara came d
out for $10. d
The Newberry Woodmen of the!1'1
World will unveil a monument at the 1 ^
grave of their late member, J. W. j v
Holsenback," in Rosemont cemetery i
on Sunday afternoon. All members t;
of the order here are req /.sted to p
meet a{ the hall at 4 o'clock. The j iunveiling
will be at 5, with an ad-: tl
dress by Mr. H. H. Blease. j H
Harry Summer is associated with tl
Mr. H. 0. i.on?r in the sale of the. w
Franklin car. Mr. Long is. well o*
known as a. succe?sful business man ' K
and Mr. Summer has gained much \ B
knowledge of th . automobile busi-! a]
ness from his experience in Detroit. 1 f<
Mich., no doubt this firm will add , tl
greatly to auto life in Newberry. j' K
Mayer Memorial Lutheran church j bi
las granted vacation.- to the pastor, j
;he Rev.-W. H. Dutton, with a nice j ^
)urse. The purse was presented on I
Sunday morning by Mr. H. H. Rik-1
Lrd, in behalf <yf the congregation
md Sunday school. They say Mr. til
wikard's presentation speech was (~l
rood, beinsr beneficial to -all who i ^
leard it. " : j:n
While Edward, the little son of !
Ir. and Mrs. E. T. -Carlson, was in a
ragon in the city Satu. \:y afterloon
the- ,mule grave a sufdcten jerk , 1
nd the little boy was thrown to
he ground and knocked unconscious Y*
or a short while. It was feared he
ad sustained serious injury, but i?
side from a very badly swollen eye
Edward is 'getting along all right.
On the principle that a soft ans- '
rer *turneth away wraht," a good ?
nswer is always pleasing. We like :LQ
o be answered back, even when it is .
"sell." Seeing a bright little girl ^
?-3 o -Paw rlove awn I
I ICilU LIU VV 11 IV ?? 11 u iv ?? V4? J ^
rhen rain threatened, the newsman
aid to her, "Better hurry on home;
fcV'^oing^ip^ rain, ' and you know} ~
ugar"melts.' ' And here's what the :
weet little thing said back: "Well,
f I melt, you come along and pick <
ne up/' . - a
Mr.'.Y, T. Dickert, who. is very active
in running down the. boll v**eviT,
tas received a letter from- the chief i\
ntomoiogist 01 uiemson eouegev
hanking him for giving "the infornatron
that,was useful/' assurijag Bi"m
hat his "very fine, spirit" is ftxgfiFy
appreciated. The entomologist in- , _
orms Mr. Dickert tfet the informa- R,
ion sent the department, fs jn Tine
rith information from the territory ;
rom Abbeville across Newberry, but >
hat "therjeis hardly much chance for /?
he weevir.(foing important damage
'.xcept if '^n a favorable season : it""
nierht do some injury to late coton."
. '
Chief Rf>dels?oeriz'er instructs us to p
tress the^)amt that every fireman is <,
ippoin^ed a special deputy^o get the ,"1
lumber of every automobile he may
ee failing to stop at the sound of the ^
ire alarm. The law is that every veliele
must stop and "stay stopped''
'or seven minutes. Vehicle means q
?icycle as. well as bug-gy, wagon, etc.,
md esp?SiaIly automobile. The au- _
"* - 4- 4-Vk A AAn/tlll- 4
;liuniltv> nave CUlllC UU UIJC wxav*v?- ^
lion that polite requests do not bring
results. People did not pay any attention
to the courteous notice*.!
'Please do not park here." When ?
Jiey found they had to pay for fail- "V
ing to park right they caught, on.
Same way regarding the fire law.
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Corinne
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A Woman Pulls
Wires in This Si
?ma mmmgM .. r, K*U.M WM8? f.lffc ?.? * I
When t!*<:y lir.d they will be wa4o to
pay lor nit* vjuiauon oi the law mey
wiii take notice.
The Victory Medal.
Whc n_ the war department was
ready to distribute the victory 'medals
they chew up great bulletins and issued
all sorts of pamphlets concerning
the distribution cf this medal,
but t'nev surrounded the awarding:
ivith so much red tape that the exsoldier
gave it up as hopeless and
kvas willing for his medal to remain
ancallcd for rather than go through
kvith all the formality required.
The government sensed the trouble
ind set about to reach the men
:hrough some agency, for although
;he medals were ready" for distribu;ion
there were no applications, and
>nly this month was it announced
hat the American Legion had been
ailed cn again by the war departnent
to assist them in doin<r some-j
hing which they had failed at',
hrough the regular channels-.
So, now the Legion has accepted i
his job and will cany it on until ;
11 the men who apply have received j
heir medals and the Legion will j
ttempt to get word to all the former 1
ervice men about this award, in or- \
er that on November 11, armistice !
ayT there can. be a great gather-1
ig of tx-seldiers all over the coun- j
ry and to each.will be given the;
A vtt m n/^ol
The necessary forms and informa-1
ion have been sent to the different
ost commanders of the American ;
.egion all ovei* "the country and if t
lose in this community will call pn i
[al Kohn, at the New Book Store,!
ley can securc their application and J
ill be assisted in filling the forms I
ut. In this work Post Commander i
iohn will be assisted by Dr. John J
. Setzler. All the information which i
pplicants must furnish will be ;
>und on their discharges and when !
ley apply for applications Mr. .
ohn asks that they will pleass \
*ing their discharges with them.
'HUM *
IWANIAN DINNER AND f
PRESENTATION OF CHARTER i
i
The charter will be presented to ?
e Newberry Kiv/anis club by the \
strict gcvertior Friday, July 30, Pi '
o'clock. The meeting u'll be held;
the Aemrican Legion headquarters. |
number of visijprs wfJI be present,<
eluding the president* and secrc- ;
ry of the Greenwood rind Colum- j
a clubs. All Kiwanis "men in \rew-|*
:rry are requested .to irynte their j
Ives and daughters or ^otfier lady ,
iends" tcrbe present at fliis dinner, j
Kiwanianly .yours,. . j
Arrangement Committee. *j
Congressional Campaign. j
The speaking- for the candidates i
r congress from tikis district: and j
r solicitor of the circuit wiE be "
:ld at Ne'wharry next Wednesday, j
agust 4, at Ifi o'clock,, at Newberry [
td at S:30 ?-.'clock in t&e xev?iing
Whi:tmire.
spe^iai, notice
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arias this very hot. :weath. :r. L anl
not keeping cut flawers on hand
but can fiii special ordeTS at' all.
times. Hal Kohjo..
ar Sale?One $15-0 phonogtftph, ;
new; at a bargain. B. M^Havird,
Silverstreet. 7-a7-tf.
.... V ir.
Muirs to fountain pens. 2*T?W points
and- arf other repairs. D&n't throw
that good old pen aw*?i Have it
fixed up. Hal Kohri.
or Sale?One mij? oaw? weighs I
1,000 pounds; price $100; also one
cow with, calf, $12a.r a beauty. B.
M .Havitd, Silverstreek
7-27-tf.
ubscribe> through Uaf Kofcn for your'
magazines at pu&i&shers prices.
[ilk cow for sale*. J. M. Barre,
Newberry, Roust? 3. . 7-27-3ip
alt *t The Nev Rook Store for the
Travel which you want.
nttomobile Insurance?Fire, theft,
collision, property damage, transportation,
etc. J. H.. Summer* Jr.,
and W. R. Reid? Jr. v 7-2T-4tp
/axed hotter paper has other uses.
Wrap sandwiches, lunches, candy
other things in it. Hal Kohn.
h?
f, July 28
Griffith
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ndidate"
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The Political
lappy Feature.
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/Don't
fail to replenish your ehiru
cioset while I nave tne w?>id i>uiu
; China. Mayes liook & Vaneo
1 Store.
E. J. GREEN
Attorney-at-Law
Office Phone 17, Residence 473.
Newberry, S. C.
7-23-tf.
Iced Tea Tumblers. MaveS Book &
Variety ;Sioi;e. 7-23-3:.
C. T. WYCHE, M. D.,
Prosperity, S. C. f
Office Hrs.: 9 to 11 a. m., 3 to 6 p. m
Special attention to treatment of
Pile* or Hemorrhoids.
7-23-tf.
Try my Autocrat, and Shurwhite
' linen st#onery. Mayes Book &
Variety Store. r 7-23-2t!
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For Sale?Maxwell touring car, in
good condition, $550. Apply W.
B. Franklin, Newberry,
7-23-3tp.
.
Fruii Jars, jar rubbers and capsMayes
Book & Variety Store.
7-23-2t
ScKumpert roller iwH is- WO-W ready
tor grinding. T~ &. ttctHnsori-.
7-23-Stp;.
For Sale?One Buicifc six roadster,. in
perfect condition. P. Gilder,
7-23:2tp..
To cleanse the system thorou<5hly axrf
give you new vim asd tone you- ut>
for the summer get a 'bottle of
Kerr's Vimtone grarantee^ and
recommended by P. E. Wan druggist.
Newberry, S. C. 5^21-tf
NEELY J. CROMER
Civil Eng. ,& Farm Land Surveying
Vi PwKanflrA- ^jftnlr R^Jcr
~*Telr" cSSce* 273, &Res->444-W. ?
3-16-tf:
Battery Business-?? ! sell? the- ^Testa
battery. None better. ^ I specialize
... battery work. Give me a. trial.
Newberry Battyry and Electric Co.,
Beale H. Cromer. Friand Street,
opposite Cotter* Platform.
3-30-tf . For
Sa!e?Car of 2 and ? V Crimp-!
, ed reefing: also corrugafed roofing'
bought before the- advance. It
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win pay you wen to see us Deiore
you buy. B B. Schurnpert & Co.,
Prosperity. S7 C. Phcne 39. 7-lC-St
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Aaoiher gcod nas?>: cow for Kile.
Telephone 478. 0. H. Lane.
rlome Raised larj fof S?riB.'. O'. H.
Lar.e. Phone.- 418. . 7-?8-2t
FOR SALE CHEAP?OSE , TWOTON
SUPERIOR TON', IN FIRST
^ CLASS CONMTIOU- GE&RGE
Tm fiTT'ilFilf'ET'RP TR*
Notice?All persons arav-positively
prohibited-.from trespassing" the
Coates pdacey Helfenav ST; C:
T-l&L - '
Barbecue*?I wiHT fumisfr a fust class
barbecw. at nty residience a?ar St..
Phillips church, on Friday,. July 30,
I9C20., Hubifce cor^all^ invited.
All candidates are also cordially
invited;' D. EL Halfacre. .
7r20-St:
Teacher WacUfcsfc?For Urn on, acaxi~
eirty.- Iters* 6 months. Salary
S7? per month. Apply to G. S*
EfcJOw,; Ii. BL Wils?sv Ffcwper&y,. R>
P: D 3. '
Cotton Seed: Ftblts and meal far sate
by JOohnsen^SFcCracksB: e>.
7-fr-tft ; ?y" - ' r
SEE Gm W SUMMER, JR. *
For, HauKrig
Phone 445 w 4
Barbecue?There will be a barbecue
at John C. Baker's on Wednesday,
% August II, for the benefit of the
. Long^ Lane school given by "the
trustees. Jack Counts wil] cook
the meats and the dinner will be
served under the big oaks. Cald^
well, Renwick, Felker, trustees.
7-20-td. \. .
POLICY HOLDERS ANNUAL
MEETING.
The policyholders of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance association of
Newberry county will meet in the
eourt house on Saturday, August 7,
at 11 o'clock a. jn. Please come.
JOS. L. KEITT,
L. I. EPTING, Pres.
Secretary. ^ v 7-?27-3t
July 29
Douglas F
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"The Moll
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Lion t iv
I ! OPERA HOUSE
PROGRAM
Tuesday, July 27
"SLAVES OF PRIDE"
it* r
? Alice Joyce
i | Hank Mann Comedy ^
Wednesday, July 28
"BAB'S CANDIDATE"
Corinne Griffith
Edgar Comedy
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i Thursday, July 29
v "MOLLYCODDLE"
' / Douglas Fairbanks ,
i ^ Gaety Comedy
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Pratfs % Chaser ?
for Horses, Cowsr
-mm ? -B ,11 l
| Mules and ail live ,
i stock.
| Increased supply of
milk by preventing
the annoyance to 7;
;your cow from the
[presence ot mosquitoes,
Hies artd all:
'otker insects. , .
Will not taint the
imilk or gum the hair
! 1-2 gat can 90c
Use it on your cow.
P. E. WAY, Druggist %
X \\*> ? 7 "? >'> ?W?
Optometrist
/ ?;n Exannmi; .
(xhu?e* Fitted
j Pfeone 21 N #
Third Ffaorf Exchange,- Bank
r mm ^fe?LJjLEgg
1 Itfy ~5I,TTII nnnrrg
Barbecge T will give a fitstt cDafig
{ b&Vbeetre at my pesidenee ^Btiy ZR.
t Serve flower, sell meat afxt hash,
g at 11 o'clock. I want 1*0' sfroefcs
from 75 .to 120 pounds. ."ML-/
Counte. r T-2(N3tL '
Barbttue?We*\rfll ght& a ftrst "cJass
barbecue at Pomaria Grove on _
Ttaaeday, August 3>. campaign day., *
I, ~ Meats will be cooked by K. - M.
Wicker. Come arict enjoy a good
/. dirtner. Eddie Gra&am awi ML HL
Graham. 7-16-$tp. ( _
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F?r S?Je?Beans, Bfeftns, Beans. Plant
every two weeks and : keep them ,
making all the summer. % We have
all varieties, 25 cents a pint. Gilder
T & Weeks Co. 6-1-tf-t
NOTICE. *
All persons holding- claims against
the estate of J. M. Foster will please
present the claim duly attested to
Mrs. E. U. Fostej, executrix, and all 4
persons indebted to above mentioned
estate will please make settlement on or
before September 30, 1920, with
the undersigned. - .> "
j MBS. E. U. FOSTER,
Executrix. : *
Newberry, S. C., July 19, 1920. .
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