The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 19, 1920, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People,
i\ewocrrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Hunter spent
Friday in Greenville.
Mr. Jim Davis of Laurens county
was in the city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Moon spent the
week-end in Columbia.
Col. and Mrs. \Y. H. Hunt have returned
from New York.
Mr. H. L. Parr returned last week
from a business trip to New York.
Mr. Eugene Norris paid a Sunday
afternoon visit to Irmo.
Mr. W .H. Walaee is spending several
days in Spartanburg with his
son, Dr. D. D. Wallace, and family.
> Mrs. T. P. Johnson has just returned
from a week's visit to her
former home in Waxhaw, X. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chappell spent
from Thursday to Sunday with relatives
in Ware Shoals and Abbeville.
Miss Louise Perry spent Sunday in
Greenwood with her sister, Mrs. S.
B. King, Mr. King and the little King.
kugh Slice of Orangeburg sper.t
the week-end with friends in Newberry.
He likes to come here.
Mr. Walter Scott of West Virginia
is spending a while here with
his niece, 3lrs. T. r. wicicer.
Mr. Eb Blease of Charlotte is
spending a few days in 4Ms former
home city of Newberry.
Mrs. James M. Kibler of- Newberry
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
W. ' Chapman, in Shandon.?The
State, 16th.
Mrs. L. G. Eskridge and little
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daughter, Clara, and Mrs. R. H.
Wright left on Monday for Dallas,
- Texas, to visit Mrs. A. D. Hudson.
Mrs. Trabert of Berkeley, Cal., is
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- expeciea 10 arrive m iNewuerry uns
week to spend some time with her
mother, Mrs. 0. Wells.
Congressman Dominick has returned
to Newberry after attending
the recent cotton convention in
Washington.
Misses Virginia Steele and Louise
Grady of Statssville, N. C., spent
the week-end with Mrs. Douglas
ttornsby, tneir iormer college mate.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. 0. Taylor and little
daughter of Columbia spent the
week-end with mother, Mrs. Lucy
Taylor.
Mr. G. E. Cromer went to Columbia
and stood before the board of
" examiners of optictians and optometrists.
5 Mrs. S. H. McLean, with her three
children, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
M. A. Huiett, in Newberry.?The
State.
Mr. Tom Wells of Greenville is
visiting relatives in .Newberry, nis
former home. His many friends are
always glad to see him.
Miss Annie Bynum of Newberry is
expected in the city tomorrow to
pay a week-end visit to Mrs. James
Austin.?Abbeville Press and Ban*
ner,.15th.
k . Mr. J. A. Mimnaugh returned last
^ week from Columbia, after visiting
his brother, Mr. J. L. Mimnaugh,
who has been quite sick but is. bet
' v ter.
Mrs. J. P. Shuler of Orangeburg
is visiting her sick son-in-law, Mr.
Waldo Rikard, who is with his family
at tfte home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Rikard.
Mrs. 0. McC. Holmes left on Monday
for Fayetteville, N. C., accompanied
by her bright little nephew,
Oliver Holmes, Jr., who has been
staying here during the visit of his
parents- to New York.
Prof. S. . J. Derrick and Dr.
George B. Cromer of Newberry and
Mr. W. A. Counts of Little Mountain
are in Washington attending
the convention of the United Luth
eran church in America as delegates
from the South Carolina synod.
Maj. J. F. J. Caldwell of Newberry
is spending a few days in Columbia.
Major Caldwell has returned
recently from a trip to Virginia;
where he visited the battle fields |
upon which he fought with Kershaw's
brigade in the Confederate war.?'
The State, 15th. %
Mrs. A. J. Webb has returned from i
a visit to her sister, Mrs. Clarence
Perkins, at Newberry.?Mrs. W. J.
Foster and two children, Myrtle and j
William Foster, are jsit home fromj
Newberry where they were the guests
of Mrs. R. J. Bickley and Mrs. W.
J. Foster, Sr.?The State.
Mrs. Z. H. Suber of Whitmire is
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. V. Truesdale,
who was confined to her bed
for several weeks on account of i
sickness. We are pleased to notej
that Mrs. Truesdale's condition hasj
very much improved and that she isj
now able to be up.?Camden Chroni-i
cle, 15 th.
Friends in Camden of Miss Marie
Wcndt, formerly of Newberry, will i
be interested to know of her mar- \
riage to Mr. John Sims of Wilming-j
ton. . . . Miss Wendt was at one;
time connected with the Southern (
Bell at Camden and had a number of;
friends in this city.?Camden O . i-'
icle.
Mr. L. W. Floyd, after a severe!
spell of illness during the past three j
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! week?, is improving, his many fr:en<!
|will be jjiad to learn. Wheneve*
. "Lou Wash" is u shut in at home i
|makes a bip: ditfevnce in hu?y Ii:
j the neighborhood of "lie opera hoi?!:
i corner. We hope his slight imjn.ne
! nient will .-oon develop to n ^reativ.
Mr. C. F. Templeton spent th<
week-end in Anderson with hi
brother-in-law, Mr. W. J. Sloan
j bookkeeper of the Pepsi-Cola Bot
; tling works in that city. Mr. Sloai
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j is seriously 111 irom uic* euetria ux .
cat l>ite on the wrist five weeks aire
Mr. Tpmpleton says it is the wors
: case of blood poisoning he has eve
; seen. Mr. Sloan remains in a ver;
: serious condition, one leg- from th<
knee down being entirely black.
Mr. and Mrs. R. \\ Leavell re
| mained over from the reunion o
: Confederate veterans in Houston t
|visit his brother, Dr. William Hayn
j Leavell, and children and his niece
! Mrs. Mary Brantley Smiley, in tha
! city. They also visited Galveston
Mr. and Mrs. Leavell are expecte<
i
home today. They left Houston o;
, Saturday to arrive in New Olean
i Sunday for a visit to Mr. Leavell'
j nephew, Robert Hayr.e Tarrant.
{ Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Floyi
j and baby on yesterday moved to thi
| home of Mrs. Floyd's mother, Mrs
IW. R. Smith, and Mr. and Mrs
! Joseph H. Hunter are today moving
J to the house vacated by the Floyds
J which' Mr. Hunter bought some tim
\t-?. TVmrl MrCrackin wil
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bring his family back from the cour.
i try to their own residence which- ha
! been occuoied bv Mr. and Mrs. Hun
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ter, the house to be ready for then
by the first of January after it ha
! been remodeled.
! VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
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I Who has not been enjoying Octo
ber's bright blue weather?
A short crop of cotton next yea
will bring higher prices.
The W. C. T. will meet Tues
day afternoon at 4:30 with Mrs
i Mary Wright.
j We hope the people of Newberry
I are gefcting'ready to celebrate armis
! tice day as it ought to be celebrated
You would be surprised to se<
what g9od bargains are to be had a
Mr. Joseph Mann's store.
A great flayer in a great playLionel
Barrymore in "The Maste:
Mind," Monday now.
Rev. Thomas F. Suber of Silver
j otretft has been called to the Chapii
! pastorate of the South Carolina con
! ference of the Tennessee synod.
Pupils who have not arranged tli<
hours will please arrange them a:
early as they can. IVIiss RawFi
school opened on Monday. .
There were two little colorec
cases of disorderly conduct befon
the recorder Saturday. The disor
derlies paid $3 each.
The machinery for the new well ii
the Graveltown section has arrived
j Work on the well in High Point ha:
I been stepped on account 01 oroKei
machinery.
The hunting season is in operatioi
for the pursuit of all game excep'
partridges. On and after Thanksgiv
ing aay the partridges will haye n<
protection from the law.
< At the recent state convention o:
the South Carolina Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union at Johnstoi
Mrs. J. M. Workman led the devo
i tions Tuesday afternoon.
One of England's most famou:
I stage successes played by one oj
! America's best loved stars?Marj
j Miles Minter in Pinero's "Sweet Lav
! ender"?Wednesday.
"Not the least of the trials Marior
Rogers had to bear was the necessi
ty of accepting for a time the at
tention of a man she despised. Sec
Alice Joyce Tuesday.
The fact' that a woman was tirsl
to pay county taxes shows that the
women are taking toe lead since Thej
were given the rignt to register ani
vote.
Yes, Jon, we have places in New|
berry large enou^.i for such doubk
! shows as Ringli::-? JP.ros. and BarI
O ' u,.,. 4-;.^ ro-lvrti.
| nUITl CC, OiXUCy, uut tiic i?:iiv. v
I grounds are too small to accommodate
them.
[ Another sound we like to heai; is
the music of the hunter's voice ant
j the "voice" of the possum dog jus'
before day. It is the most gloriou:
time of the year when these things
are in seasonSome
talent at the opera hous(
during this week: Barrymore, Joyce
Minter, Tearle, Griffith and Moreno
How about that new cotton mil
in Newberry, of which we have beer
hearing some talk?
The alarm of fire between the
hours of nine and ten on Saturday
morning was occasioned by a small
blaze at the Campsen peanut parch
er. No damage was done. It was
only a little thing caused by a bo>
letting the gas blaze- up.
The Newberry Cotton Mill band
has been given the contract to furnish
music for the state fair during
the entire week. This is a high and
deserved compliment to our excellent
band. It is keeping up with the
reputation of Newberry, as years age
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?' ar other band from this city playe
? at slate fairs.
There arc several oM, worn ou
' dilapidated, van down shacks in thi
- ; city that ought to be condemned. 1
"; is time these eye sores were out c
; the way. It is positively disgraeeft
e! to allow them to remain. Let th
5 j women who love beauty and elear.1
': r.ess get together for a movemer
": to purify these ugly spots.
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: United States Commissioner u\ I
a
i IJynum bound Mr. Isaac* Hastinj
^ I over on the 11th instani to l.ie fe<
era! court at Greenwood in Nove;i
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' ber. He is charged with re-novm
^ {and concealing whiskey on July
e i 1019. in .Greenwood vvne-^e. he the
! lived.
~j Should a man devote the great<
1 i pan of his attention to his carec
0 ; or to his wife or sweetheart? Thi
e ! is the question which brings a cris
': in ".Marooned Hearts," a Nation;
! picture starring Conway Tearle, wit
j Zena Keefe as leading feminir
player, which will he shown Thun
^ I day. Go and take the family.
131 There ha* been running in the spi
?;cial notice column of The Herald an
iNews itn advertisement of J. I
' 'Shealy of Little Mountain ofrerin
'jf.hingles at 25c per thousand. C
*j course the dollars dropped orr i
come way. The price now he tel
" (lis is only $7.7-" per thousand. Som<
''' how the error was overlooked but 1"
e! has the shingles at the price her
* i mentioned.
"{ Two marriages were performed b
a [ Probate Judge Ewart at his cffk
~ j last week, a colorcd couple on Fr
11; ('ay morning and a white couple Sa
' i urday morning. The first underg<
; i i.tr the ceremony were Annie Sin:
i loy and Eddy Glymph, both of th
'county. The second were Miss Coi
Peterson of Mitchell county, Nort
Carolina, and Mr. G. P. Randall c
r-Yancey county, North Carolina, wh
i < re in Newberry county, South Can
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" S EED CROSS PREPARING
TO ENTERTAIN VETERAN
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j Preparations by the Red Ctoss fc
"; the entertainment at dinner of th
"jworld war soldiers on November 1
** j iz rapidly becoming organized. Mr.
j L. W. Floyd, chairman dianer con
-! r.rittee, reports committees o-i dec-.
c j rating the old court house, on prep*
: ration of meats, on dishes, etc., ar
-; ready. Mrs. Floyd will be prepare
11 Id give out the names of all commi
-jlees after the annual Red Crcj
' i '.eeting Sunday, October 24, :
3 {vhich time she hopes to get th
5 j r^mes of some members of the auxi
51 i.:ries in the country who will hel
j serve the dinner.
j; Mr. P. E. Anderson, treasure
J and chairman of the finance commi'
.! t^e, says several nice subscription
! i-nvp been subscribed. The Re
1 j Cross would appreciate it if any ir
_ j tcrested persons would hand the
3 j contributions to Mr. Anderson.
: i The Red Cross is depending on th
' members to give an invitation to eac
1 world war veteran in their commur
t ity. There is no record of names an
addresses by which the chapte
5 could issue invitations.
? First Lady Managers of Election.
The following ladies have the dis
tinction of being the first feminin
1 j managers of election appointed i
"! Newberry county: Miss Mary I
j Burton of this city, Mrs. W. R. Mi
' j ler of Whitmire, Mrs. Hennie I
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. Spnn nf T.nricrshnrp. Mrs. Kate Hollc
j way Coleman of Williams Store. Mrs
" j Maggie Barre Werts of Prosperity
| Mrs. J.- P. Setzler of Pomaria an
11 Miss Elberta Sease of Little Mour
j tain.
Dr. Carson in Due Wst.
J Dr. J. W. Carson of Newberr
' i spent a day in Due West last wee
J to the gratification of his man;
r "friends. Dr. Carson came to consul
' about putting on four issues of th
paper in which the interests of th
Forward Movement will be pushed
* j The first issue will apear the last o
" J November.?Asspoiate Reforme
' j Presbyterian.
' i TVi^t will hp insf. nfter Thankssriv
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ing and should be a good one.
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5j/i' Things We Don't Understand. "
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} j Another thing we do not ur.dei
> i stand is why widowers and bachelor
j just will allow such lovely widows t
1 j remain in the state of "'second sin
1 gleness" in this city. There av
; some charming young widows an
i near-widows in Newberry, several o
' i whom are still beautiful. But mayb
' j some of them have given the "no
' I to a few of the old bachelors ani
51 widowers.
Bedenbaugh-Guin.
I Miss Sadie Bedenbaugh and Mi
j Ernest Guin, both of Saluda count}
;'were united in holy wedlock Satui
[! day afternoon, October 9, at th
Mayer-Memorial Lutheran parsonage
the Rev. W. H. Dutton performing
the ceremony.
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d! SPECIAL NOTICE |H
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u Cow and ra!f. .lohn I?. Maves. 1
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[^: Trespass Noticc?All persons are i
^1 forbidden to trespass upon the J
lands of the estate of M. Q. Hipp,!
^ | near Pomaria, in any manner, es-!
e: pecially by hunting. Mrs. EmmaitI
i-j Hipp. 10-19-2tpj*
u I wish tc thank my many customers
i for telling their friends about my . ~
fine b^ibs, which has caused me to j *
have a larger bulb business than ;
y'1 1 expected, so much so that 1 havej
wired three additional orders to
l-i the importers for additional bulbs, i _
v[ Hal Kohn. \Z
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Buy your bulbs at the Dook Store
ni and save money. Mayes Book <v ;
; variety ;5!ore.
iv --
?r! The Wizard, Jr., is the only stand-'lt
i' ard, air cooled automobile built in; ?
. : America at a popular price. ?395.,
lSj Weighs only 890 pounds. Ninety-j
j Six county agencies already ap-, ;h
I pointed. Ten thousand cars under F
[C! contract. Union county. North j
i Caiolina, changed hands in July;
s" j for $8,000. Secure your county j
i agency now. Wizard Automobile ; ~
2-: Co., Charlotte, N. C. ' 10-19-ltp J
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;For Sale?Cedar shingles, extra clear;
j grade. S7.75 f. o. b. Jas. E. Sher.ly,!
iff j- Little Mountain, S. C. 0-17-17tp:
i Fcr Rent?Two horse farm, 2 miles!
n i from Newberry. Sevftn acres good !
Is j pasture. Applv 1302 Drayton!
St. 10-19-2t.|?
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ie : Blankets and comforts at Schumpert- j *
Graham-Suber Co. 10-12-tf. i
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: SALE OF SCHOOL HOUSE
,y j AND LOT.
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!-! The undersigned trustees of the n
t-; school district No. 19, Midway, made!
3_ up of the old school districts of Swii- j
".ton or Slighs and Excelsior, will of-j
i fer for sale to the highest bidderie
! therefor for cash, on Saturday, Oc-J
a ! tober oO, 1920, the lot and hou*;ei
; thereon formerly used for the Swil-f "
- ton school, situated near Slijrhs. The .
i lot contains one acre of land, more;
0 j or less. The sale will take place at;
>-J the former school at 11 a. m. :
T. S. Cook.
F. T. Mayer,
G. A. Counts, . (
! J. S. Watts, |
5 j . J. L. Bowers,
.Trustees Midway School District No. :
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1 j NOTICE OF JURY DRAWING i
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! It /viuAn flinf TITA !
i ths undersigned Jury Commissioners 11
. for- Newberry County, South Caro-! I
i-, lina, will at the court house at 0 j
e; o'clock a. m.,- on November 20th, j
j! openly and publicly draw the names;
t ! of oG men to serve as petit jurors at:
*"jthe Common Please Court which is i
ss.to convene .November 15th, 1020.
it C. C. Schumpert,
lCj J. B. Halfacre,
, j ! John C. Gcggans, j
*" Jury Commissioners for Newberry |
Pj County.
I October 18th, 1020. 1
;r j NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
MANAGERS OF FEDERAL
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to X nv/ w I I
d " 2, 1S20.
j_! Chappells, S. C.?Mrs. Kate Hoi-;
. I loway Coleman, J. J. Boazman, W. j
iriB. lAllen, managers.
Lambert W. Jones,
e ; J. B. T. Sease,
h! B. H.. Herron,
^ j Commissioners, j
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cllowecri Pap-- s. Mayes Book & i
Variety St?
chn Fox, Jr., wrote "Krskpie Da!<\ .
Pioneer." shortly before ho 1.
This book lias been a fir.c geik-r
with me. Perhaps you would like
it. All the new books just as they
are published. Iial Kohn. ;
ypewrlter Ribbons and carbon p?-:
per, guaranteed. Mayes Book &
Variety Store.
/cidlng guest bocks, wedding logs,
bride's diaries and other books for
the wedding and the bride, also
place and tally cards for the parties
to the bride. Hal Kohn.
o trcsDnssinsr of stock on inv lands :
worked by Henry Wilson, Jacob;
Sanders and V/illiarn Gilliam.
Penalty of law will be strictly en-'
forced. - M. M. Buford.
10-19-2t
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Ingravcd visiting cards. Xcat arid
inexpensive. Would be gla^l to
show you samples. Hal Kohn.
cr Sale?One good milk cow, kind!
and p.entle and halter broke. J. O.I
Counts, i'eal:, S. C., Route 1.
3 0-19-ltp. :
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icgazinc readers you are going; to j
renew your subscriptions to the:
magazines which you like and youi
will probably add a few new o.:es. J
Let me handle vour magazine or-:
dors at publishers cozt. I ropre-:
?ont all publications ari'! v.'ill dup-j
plicate any printed offer made by (
ar.y publication. Hai Kohn.
iOITICE OF APPOINTMENT OF1
MANAGERS OF STATE AND
COUNTY ELECTION, NOVEMBER
2, 192C.
Chappells, S. Q.?W. M. Crom-;
;y, J. S. Dorninick, P. G. Coleman,!
lar.agers.
E. L. Green,
.Jno. ('. Swvgevt,
T. L. B. Epps, 1
Commissioners. j
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Among
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Good Things on ?
A FEW DOLLARS I
A Really True 111
Your Family and 1
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LET US DO
STUDIO NE
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Coats and C
25 Per Cent Reduj
oats and Coat Suits
Oc Children's hose,
5c Dress Ginghams
:rns, fast colors, the
Sc Sea Island, the y<
1.50 Work Shirts, s
ard Wide Bleachim
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hoes for the whole I
d prices.
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Crimson Clover, clean, 12c pound; ;j
burr clover 12c pound; alfalfa Ii8c ;
pound. hairy vetch 2Xc pound,
rape 1 .~c pound, home grown Apj>!el*
oats s>l.fcu?hel. native rye
S3.00 bushel, barley .<3.30 bushel,
blue stem wheat $3.20 bushel.:
white yellow and Bermuda onion
gets $3.00 bushel. We pay the
freight. Paris Seed f,o.. Greenwood.
S. ('. iO-i2-31-1 taw.
Come to sec us, we sell for less.'
Schunwert-Graham-Suber Co.
10-12-tf. ;
The CoJorci Agricultural and Indusdust
; '?.] jissociaii-;!! of Newberry
cour.Ly will hold their county fair; I
beginning October 28 through No- j
vembcr oO, rJ20. o. L. single-j
ton, president; M. 3VI. Marshall, su-;
perintenden:: John Davis, treas-!
urer; W. A. Xance, secretary.
10-12-6t. !
We have a full lina cf art squares |.
and rugs. Schumpert-Graham-Su-j
ber Co. 10-12-tf. j
We handle "Life-time Brand" alumi-j
rum cooking utensils. Schumpert-j
Graham-Suber Co. 10-12-tf. 1
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River Fi;h?Fresh water fish Tues-[
days and Wednesdays. Also other
nice fish in season. Oyster season i
now open. G. W. Coward. 9-2S-tf. 1
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Sec c-r Water Color Window Shades !
at 75c each. Schumpert-Graham-'
Suber Co. 10-12-tf.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT !
I will make a final settlement of j
the estates of J. G. and Queenie j
Tucker in the Probate Court for J
Newberry County, S. C., on Satur- j j
day, the 20th day of November,''
i.O.-'O, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon;'
and will immediately thereafter ask \ <
for r.:y discharge as Administrator 1
of raid estates.
W. F. Ezeli,
Administrator.
Newberry, S. C., Oct. 16, 1920.
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OPERA HOUSE
PROGRAM
Tuesday, October 19
"THE VICE OF FOOLS"
Alice Jcyce
Hank Mann Comedy
J Wednesday, October 20
"SWEET LAVENDER"
Wary Miles Minter
Special Comedy
Thursday, October 21
"MAROONED HEARTS"
Conway Tcarle
Franey Comedy
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Dr. H. M. Bigby
Optometrist
Eyes Examixfcd
Glasses Fitted
Phone 21
Third Flood Exchange Bank Bidg.
Battery Business.?I sell the Vesta
I-attery. None better. I specialize
... battery work. Give me a trial.
Newberry Battery and Electric Co.,
Beale H. Cromer. Friend Street, <
opposite Cotton Platform.
3-30-tf '
Have us seil vour land at auction.
Atlantic Coast Realty company,
Petersburg, Va., and Greenville,
N. C. Write, wire or phone us at
Petersburg, Va., or see Davis
Realty Co., local contract representatives,
Greenwood, S. C.
9-28-ltaw-tf.
Pigs for Sale?Essex and Poland
China. B. B. Leitzsey, Newberry,
S. C; ' 9-24-tf.
Cane mills, evaporators and furnaces.
For sale by Johnson-McCrackin
Co. 8-31-tf
For the best selling cigars call on
Anne O. Ruff & Co., the wholesale
cigar house. 9-28-tf-ltaw *
Wanted?Subscriptions, new or renewal,
to The Herald and News,
the Progressive Farmer, Southern
Cultivator, Ladies' Home Journal,
Woman's Home Companion, Pictorial
Review, Country Gentleman,
McCall's Magazine and any other
magazine that is wanted. Please
give me your gift subscriptions.
Please give or leave your subscription
at Win. Johnson's store for me
Your subscription will be appre- *
ciated. Phone 25. Curtis Epting,
1704 Nance St., Newberry, S. C.
10-12-2mo.
Office desks at Sjphumpert-Graham-'
Suber Co. 10-12-tf.
Seed wheat for sale at $3.25 per
bushel; cash. Bring your sacks.
Thos. W. Keitt, Newberry, S. C., ,
R. F. D. 2. ' 10-15-4t
I am prepared to do general repairing
of furniture and upholstering
and cabinet work. W. R. Davis.'
Will promptly attend to all orders
left for me at the office of the Security
Loan and Investment company.
9-3-tf.
For Sale?Car of 2 and 3 V Crimped
roofing; also corrugated roofing
bought before the advance. It
will pay you well to see us before
?- ? V?i,r "R "R fir Co..
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Prosperity, S. C. Phone 39.
10-?-6t.
The shoe shop of Vancey B. Jones
has been changed to the house opposite
the fire department 9-7-tf
Contractors and Builders. Save 10
to 25 per cent, on Flooring, Ceiling,
Siding, Laths and Shingles.
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.tsuy in car iuis. oeuu hm xui utIivered
prices. Greenwood Sales ,
Co., Box 435, Greenwood, S. C. i
?-14-26t-ltaw. J
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Wagons?Weber and Old Hickory; u
all sizes. Johnson-McCrackin Co. ,M
jrain Drills?See drill in operation S
in our store. Johnson-McCrackin JK
Co. 9-14-tf M
-or Rent?One horse farm in No. 6
township, known as the Dick Satterwhite
place. For further information
see Mrs. H. M. Mayer, NewbeiTy,
S.
Zrimron Colver seed for sale at Johnson-McCrackin
Co. 7-30-tf H
SEE GEO. W. SUMMER, JR.
For Hauling
Phone 445 or 4 "V
For Sale?Cotton picking laps and I
sheets. Johnson-McCrackin Co. ' fl
E. J. GREEN M
Attorney-at-Law 9
Office Phone 17, Residence 473.
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l^ewoerry, j.
fo the Merchants who are in need of
school supplies. We have what flH
y< u want, *See our line before you
buy. Anne .0. Ruff & Co.
ror Sale?One 20 inch Williams
corn mill. One pump jack.
All in good shape. Phone 478. 0.
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