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PURELY PERSONAL. TFe Movements of Many People,' t^io^'bcrrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. Mr. V. il. Wallace spent the week. .,.1 " i <"i.; :? Sj>arta:u>urir. Tir. ('alter of Greenwood was j i;: the city several days last week. | Mr. K. H. Longshore of Abbeville ?- - ;i few davs with relatives i itf Newberry. 3!r. JJraty Mcllusrh of Clemson Friday very pleasantly in New-! ry. i I Mrs. Jack Lane of Atlanta is visiting hev aunt. Mrs. O. L. Schumperfc, for a week or more. Mr. ?raham Smith, a. traveling. salesman, was visiting: very pleasantly in Newberry Sunday. Mrs. Ford Kurtz, accompanied byj her mother, Mrs. J. H. Chappeli. loft I o;i Saturday for New York. Miss Lillie Thompson from Virginia has been on a two weeks' visit with Mr. and Airs. T. J. Hayes, 1128 Summer street. Miss Marv L. Hurt on ami Mrs. YV.i * j H. Hunt are delegates to the 1). A. II. conference which convenes in An- j tiers on on Tuesday. Four vounsr men from the Molloj hon section of the city together paid; in recorder's court Monday for' ' gambling: ! One white man and three colored I men pleaded guilty before Magistrate Douglas for violating the game law and each paid his fine of -SiO. ! ~r 1 i i) ?>i!\ ami i?irs. >>. i>. v. lumuici ttnu children of Saluda spent the weekend in. the city with her sister, Mrs. . ' J. B. Gregory, and other relatives. 31 iss Jeanie Simkins and Miss Annabel Saunders came over from their school duties in Chappells last Wednesday to attend the Tillman-Wright wedding.?Edgefield Chronicle. Dr. Roy P. Finney has been appointed county chairman of the South Carolina Tuberculosis association in the Christmas seal sale movement. 31 iss Rosa- M. Amick and Mr. j James H. Aiken of Winnsboro were JJTiimeCi a Illiil I UIJIC lai-iuc in biu last week. Mr. and 31 vs. Forrest Lominaek of - ? Ninety-Six spent the week-end with relatives in Newberry. They will return here to live as soon as their house is ready for them. Mrs. Annie Oxner of the TrinityRidge school, Laurens county, spent the week-end at her "Newberry home* with her mother, Mrs. G. W. Pearson, aiul sister. Miss Mamie. Messrs George and Fred Rodelspev.ier, Walter Denning, Rion Bullock and James Burns motored to Greenville Sundav on a nleasant * A visit. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Wallace, j Jr., of Belfast paid a Sunday after-j noon visit to her grandmother, Mrs. i # I Coriie Greneker, and other relatives | in the citv. / c V ' Miss Nannie Addison of Chappellsj is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith j at 2201. Marsha!] street, Eau Claire, j ?The Rev. T. F. Suber of Silver- j street wg's a visitor in the seminary] last week.?The State, 14th. Mr. Robert G. Smith of Kinardsj has been appointed by Governor j Cooper to be a member of the Ne\v- j berrv county highwav commission fori ^ v. j township Xo. 5, vice J. A. Dominick, resigned. Mr. Joseph H. Hunter, engaged in j his duties for the income department \ of the revenue branch of the governI ment, spent last week in Edgefield and will spend this week in ColumIjia. . / / Mr. George C. Hipp received a letter on Monday morning conveying the gratifying intelligence that his father, Mr. John C. Hipp, who is at' Johns Hopkins hospital. Baltimore, for treatment after serious operation, is doing well. -- * T> rp 1> U.?J4- .? f Air. UIUI .Vila. i?. I. uuMiiiiiu aim ' little daughter. .Miss Benetta, and Mr. Herman Lanjsford visited Mr. Julius' J. Lanjrford at the Columbia hospital on Sunday. Mr. Bushardt reports the jjowd news that Mr. Lanjr-J ford is improving. Mrs. (.'. White! Fant i3 with her brother at (his time. I Miss Gladys Boufci.-ifdu. daughter! oC the Rev. and Mrs. \V. 11. Botiknijrht, formerly of Xewberry but. ; now o? Fort Mill, was married on Xo-j vember *> in CharloUe, to Mr. Wil-j !iam Ho\v,v who was emj)loyed inj Rock* 111'l. not far from the bride'sj home. .Mi^t Margaret Burton of Xew- j berry pre-iiied at the oruan, playing tin "vthiiiur marches, a' preliminary meah-y of *?!?{ love sonjis ;?:u! a soft aerompaninuMil to the ceremony.? From Thi- State's account of the lirahani-Harris weHfiinj:. -Miss Kate Summer was ann>Mir ihe number pres-; v-nt. Mrs. i!. IJnylsJon ar?u Mi'. -James! !,. Au!l mot to Mhukville Sunday] to a-ivnd tin- Imrial <>1 Mr. fcJoyiston'sj Mr. .j. Bo>istoi:. at 4; oYKv.k ii! the afternoon. Mr. Boyls-j ion was a:x<iit 82 yerrs of aire and I died at his home i*. 1 lv 1 . . ? ,W , i '!>'<i'iy m.irht ni N im \i;\ i. i?oylstoii was with ins uiiiicr wIht i:v died. \ : u? *\mm~ j- r-. . . . > r*..".".1.1 i *" -' " The Rev. J. C. Smith \vas appointed to P?ethel Xo. 2 at the recent meeting in Greenvilie <>f the Coper South Carolina Pentecostal j church. The Rev. X. S. Pitts was j1 appointed to the charges of Oak j > Grove, Cedar Grove and Johnson's!! Grove. Among the . other appoint- 4 meats were the Rev. ,J. \\. Perry to ' Silverstreet and Pean's Chapel, the Rev. \V. Ray Anderson to Clinion and 1 Chappells. Miss Klizabeth Rainsford, one ofj1 Miss Margaret Purton s charming! guests, favored the large congrega- j ' tion at the First iiaptist church <>f i: Newberry on Sunday morning with J a most beautiful solo. All were de- j' lighted with the sweet voire of this- : go'deit tongued singer from Edge-1' Held: The selection, too, was appro- : priate to Pastor I>abb*s matchless 1 sermon on putting rel'gion into business, which is timely in helping the ' various religious drives now on. An- 1 /vt or*nrl fpj>Tnr?' of the morning'sf devotions was the presenting: of a I young man for membership. Mrs. Robert i). Wright \v;:s re-! elected recording secretary general j of the United Daughters of the Con-j federacy at the annual convention o:M the grand division in Asheville on Xovember 11. This is a most pleas-J ant item to ut on record. The con-' vention did a graceful thing on Arm-} istice day in reelecting Mrs. Wright I to this high and honorable position, j I * v..rvMo sv/tulr] have been I j .A UIIV ? _ found in the entire ranks of the organization; very few as g;ood. The new recording secretary general is superbly qualified for the duties of [*' office, and equal to any emer-j ye.uy on any occasion. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. j Cotton was 17 cents in Newberry on Monday, with seed at 40 1-2. The American Leirion football team beat -the college team on last Thursday afternoon by the score of i > to 0.^ In addition to the picture schedule for Wednesday the 17th, "Winthrop Day By Day" will be shown at the I Unnco V/).? V- i I1UUOV. An extra policeman has been elected for the special purpose of guarding, the banks, and Mr. B. F. [Sample is on the job. | "Mutt and Jeff" Tuesday. "You I N'ever Can TelF' Wednesday and "Nomads of the North" Thursday. I This latter is a special and said to be one of the finest. There were 26,950 bales cotton, 1 , counting: round as halt Dales, ginneu in Newberry. from the crop of 1020 prior to November 1, 11)20. as co?npared with 2:>.-141 bales .ginned t< November 1, 1919. Two of the store rooms under thei Newberry hotel {annex now Rearing j j completion have been engaged, the i I corner room by Mr. Busch for hi?? 'plumbing materials and office; the i middle room by Mr. Bullock for th'j army store. Ami iho whole team will have to j pick up to give Newberry the beating coming to them Friday?Abbeville Press and Banner. Sth. This was sari ! before the game between Abbeville j"Hi" and Newberry "Hi." The Abj beville team didn't pick up suf| liciently. I Son Bill went down to Newberry j with the football team this morning and will be present to see Abbeville eat up Xewbejhy this afternoon.? j Abbeville Press and Banner, 12th. Your Son Bill saw the eating the other wav. as Newberry cleaned up Abbeville in the convincing score of I1 lo to 7. How is Son Bill's (we mean j' Bill's) appetite by now? At St:*'Luke's Episcopal church in i this city on Sunday afternoon Prof.j. ! James C. Kinard of Newberry col- J le.ue made a spirited talk in behalf of . the nationwide campaign now beiniiwaged in the church at large. In a clear and concise manner Professor] Kinard uaved the* wav for the work!' j which we feel sure will be accomplished as a result of his efforts on Th.. liw. Mr. Holmes ! ' 4.IIIO \'K VUOtV.i, * i * v - - - < was present with important and valuable statistics. More will be. said later reirardinji* this movement which, us our jrood Baptist Brother Babbji would say. is an opportune time to|i put religion into business. j \ The new dwelling for Mr. Frank j J i\ DeYore and family is rapidly near-i i iiiii- completion and they hope to eai j < their Thanksjrivinji dinner there. Mr. j* DeVore helped largely on the quick1,, and jrcod worked buihiinjr, Underjj C ore man L. T. Mayer and Messrs \Y.j| If. Loniiiiuck. -I. P. Hawkins, Vernon j ' 1 Livingston and (iarrett Moon*. v. ith? the brick work accomplished by Mr.! TCalph Mills, the active driver of one'; of the city's motor trucks. Another'I L-iii" improvement in Harrington j * street upper end. is the u-ood work j I | 1 done on the premises of Mr. and Mrs. jj Joseph II. Hunter. This is not on j 1 the principle that a r.ew broom j' sweeps clean, or that every man or i | woman makes chantres at a place as!; soon as movinjr in. but Mr. Hunter j h:t;> indeed added a jrreat <U*;i 1 to the haiuUvnie ap]>e?ir??Mce of the home. / turn mimmj ??? i .n.u. n- i.^'i . ? fEACHERS ASSOCIATION WILL MEET NEXT SATURDAY | The County Teachers' association!I v, tvill meet next Saturday at 11 o'clock j in the auditorium of the Xewberrv j V '! i litrh sciiooi. Kvory teacher in thi' j musty i.s expected i?> he present at i ^ his meeting. 1 j The domestic science department j >f tile Xewherry iii.uh school \\"i 11 { , erve lunch prepared by i he pupils of j [ he department. I ' Prof. Keed Smith of the I'nivers-.^ ity of South, Carolina will deliver an| ' uldress on Kiiiiiirb. I , There wili he a question box front?'I ivhich wiil be drawn t!ie questions.111 <I every toucher is asked to place j j it least one question in the box which j i she or he would !ike to have <iis-1 j ussed. The box will he placed in j ] the lobby as you enter and you may| 1 place vour question in the box as von S 1 . , I > t'ome in and after the address by !>>\ Smith the box will lie brought up and! i iiie (iu est ions drawn out for discus-i ! sion. No one wiil know who put thej various questions in the box. Let all of us cooperate .to make! I * i J ? i i I_ ; tins a spjenoiu ; Thomas O. Sea so, j ! Secretary. :; ( Tin* t rupees are invited to at- 1 tend this meeting ar.d I would be ' i glad to see every trustee in the coun-i: ty present. It will he helpful to you i 1 to come and take part in the dis- j cuss ions or at least to be a good lis-! tener and then after the teachers) meeting we could organize a trustees') association for the benefit of the j schools. Come out. it will do you j good. E. H. Aull Superintendent. r "Arc You a Shrincr?" The reserved seat sale of tickets for "Are You a Shriller?" will open; on Thursday morning, November IS. at Gilder Weeks Drug store. All those holding tickets sold them j I by the local Shriners, good for re-j sewed seats, will please go as early i[ as possible and have them checked oii\ Word has just been received from . the Columbia Shriners that the Omar 1 band of 18 pieces is getting ready to come along with the show and will fu/nish some fine music for "Are You a Shriner?"' Ji There are a few" more of the best ' - . . , , , j scats for sale, which can oe nan oy tcoin.i? some of the local Shriners. ?gp? RccJ Cress Treasurer. Mr. T. K. Johnsvone was' elected! treasurer of the lied Cross chaptcrj j ;)f Newberry county when it was or-j t>anized in November, 1 f> 17, and has j remained the faithful and efficient treasurer until the annual meeting ; Jiir. year at which time he resided. 1 Mr. Johnstone was commended for lis able official work and his prompt iurpthly reports to the Southern di-j vision. The resignation was ac-j L*epte:l with re.urets. j The executive committee of the 1 chapter feels gratified. however, iii| Lecurinir the services as treasurer ofj Mr. W. B. Wallace, cashier of the j; Exchange bank. _cm__ j Death of An CIcl Colored Woman, j ^ Maltha Davenport. 80 years of age. i 'lied on last Thursday morning at 10 J* o'clock, at the home of her brother.! Richard Davenport, in Xo. 8 town-j ^ ship. In slavery times she was the) [jrypeitv \ji u<un iyu.v..;-v.v, , [ cased. Among her surviving rela-i tives are three children and about 25 ?randchil(licn, 1~> the latter being in ;>ne family. | ^ "A Laurens Fricr.d Married." Liurer.sville Heralti. j Under the above, caption. Mr. R j il. Greneker, a big hearted and ver t 'utile member of the newspaper ! i raft, writing in the Xewberry Herri! d anci Xews of this week, pays the following gracious tribute to "a 1 it :le Laurens friend." on the occasion! . ;>f her marriajre in this city last Sun- I lav . . . 1 NOTICE. c Notice is iiereby jriven that thei mdcrshined. ail of Whitmire, S. C. j intend to apply ti? Hon. VV. B. Dove. Secretary of Slate of .he State of j ' ' . I. % .. fiir. I 50U111 LaiOUna. Uilt-I.- iui; (uu, uublication of this notice, for a char-p ;er for McCullouji'h I'*i 11 i 11 ir Station.! i proposed corporation under the; aws of the State of South Carolina. 7 ivith its principal place of business!" it Whitrnire. S. I'., the general na-j ure of the business of the said cor-: joi ation to be that of selling iraso- j line. oils ami automobile accessories, j he capital stock of said coloration J ,o be $8,000, payable as follows: a4-' j ilc<i for by tii rector? divide:! into! >() shares of the par vaiuo of ?100 j >er share. That a meeting of the sub-; -:i.. .... i (,f said >l'I : i;fi u; iiiv v......... ...... proposed corporation will be held at i he office of the McCuHough Killing! Station in the low?-, of Whitmire. S.; L\. on November 11*. at i 1 _ /clock a. i)i., for the purpose of or- j ( ranging said corporation, election of! nTicers and for such other business;is may come before said meeting. j A. M. Watson. ! i j .*1 . I <. M it I ? ' , \V. M. Sheranl. Petitioners. |7 NOTICE. Xotio- is Sicrcl'V .' .ivi'ti the' ;i!! of \\ hitmire. S. C.. j nlend :o aj-piy t;> iluii. \\. It. t - >\ t , I icr! ei -iry of Stale of tin* State ??f South Carolina, thiee days after th*. judication of {hi? notice, for a char-i or for t!i" L. (*. 1.. Cooperative j >tore, a p ;>posed corporation under; he laws ol the State of South Caroina, with its principal place of i-usi-i :ess at Whit mire. S. the jretiera!; lature of the business of the said cor- j unation to be thai, of j^crcevid nier- ] antile business, file capital stock of; .)id cfii-.iiii;iii(i'i iu be 810.001). nav hie as follows: as railed for by the | lircclcrs. divided into ',000 shares! >f the par value of S10 per slmro. | "hat a. meeting of the-subscribers t<> ; he capital stock of said proposed j orporation will be h?dd at the filon?:-} ,o\vry .Mill offices in she Town <>f I i-Vhit mi re, S. ('. on November ll'.l i:>20, at 1o'clock ni., for the ! - i jo:*? :>i <>?ir:;p izmir .-s:m nnpwiii :hi:,| lection of oi'Ticers ;m<i for .such1 s'.licr business ;is may come before! ;::id hut! i!? . Slu-ror.l. \\? I'". il own ni, I.' A. Camobeli. Petitioners. NOTICE OF JURY DRAWING. J Notice is hereby. jriven that we. j .he undeisi.iiMefi .Juvy ('ojnmissinneis j 'or Xewbei rv county, will at 5) o'clock j i. r?i., Xcvember 2<!th, 11)20. in -the* j )fT'ico of the Her!: of t he said cr>unlyf )jft?nly a:-!:! publicly draw the name. :>f thirly-.-ix ( '.!>) men to serve as! jctit jurors for the ccun of general; sessions which w-il convene Mecani-j km* loth, 1!<20. ('. ('. Schumpcrt, J. B. Half acre, John C. (i organs. Jury CcniniisLioners ff?r Xeu bony j County. I j ? 1 ' NOTICE: ;! I fcrbid the running at Jargs r.ll stock sue!; as cow;, hc^--., .-rules, j fjoats, hor^ec, etc., end r.ny kind of hunting c:i my land in Nc. 3 Tov/n- j ship of Newbcrrv County. ANNE 6. RUFF SPECIAL NOTICE . .3 Special Bocks. I make a specialty of hunting up special books which are hard to get. Let me order any book yon wish. Hal Kohn. [ have a few more bailr and now is a good time to put out a bow! for Xmas. . M:iycs Book and Variety Store. ' : | K Bex of' Stationery with 4S sheets. ' 12 each pink, blue, yellow andi white, with envelopes to match, for; Si. See window display. Hal} Kohn. \ cut vp.-c makes a fine weddinii jrift. Mayes Book & Variety Store. Flavors. (JuaranIeed . service on CulM'vai orders. IIul Kohn. Buy your wedding presents at Maye> j jlook & Variety Store. ?nir'ravc?i Visitinrj Cnrds. We %yill !>: plerscd U- show you sanities. "The New ' !*<?*:k Store.'' % \ piece of fancy chinn makes a nicijifl. Mayes J?e(;k & Variety Store. f Narcissus Bloosninrj fcr Christ ir^r. I'ut out some bulbs now and they will ' e ir; bloom Christmas. I haw some hardy bulbs. TI;?1 Kohn. I lift Book Store iv' Iho place Jo l)ii', j vour cut J^lass. Mayes Hook & j Variety Store. Tulips, Hyacinths. Narcissus, Ovi!:s ' ar.i{ Krecsias. It is not too lale to put out bulbs. Set them out now. He! Kohn. Zr.r o; Ycik Apnlec on sidetrack in'.ii | boilei room at Newberry Cotton mill?. Will be there about 1 days. Come while they last. -10c peck; SI.50 bushel. Good and sound. G.} W. Kinard. 11-16-11| Vlaffazino Subscriptions. I represent all puldi.-li^rs and would be irlad to bardie your su'oscripMons. Dotnj mu a::d ? Civwal's, at pu?>lishers j prices. Ha! Kohn. "aI! in Dry Gr .1;. Drop in prices IJitiirvr hiiih cost <f living. At my store in SSIver.-treet you will find (hy ?roo(is at greatly reduced price?! and general merchandise at reason-' able i)rices to suit the times. J. M. Nichols. 11-1 (>-4tp Sirth Announcement Cards. I'llOlU* 10") if you \vi<h samples sent out. Hal Kohn. i . I *cvcr?d Heels?I now have on hand ( French covered heels in all colors and sixes for ladies best shoes. F!--ctrif Shoe Hospital. A. W. [ Price. -M.trr. 11-lo-tr. j rVe have a full lir.c of art squares and ru;^s. Schumpert-Graham-Su-! ber Co. 10-12-tf. Var.ied?Subscriptions, new or renewal. to The Horah! ar.d W-ws. the I'ro/rressivc Farmer, Southern! (".illivator. Indies' Home Journal,! Woman's Home Companion, IMc-j torial Review, Country Gentleman, j ^Call's Magazine and any other; maj-iaxiae that is wanted. I'loast- < i-.w. i-miv <!ft sn:j?:*rii)tions.' Please -live or leave your sul>serip-j t i(.:i ;it V ni. J (Prison's stave for me j Your subscription will be apy.re-j cialed. I'hone :2~>. Curtis Kptinu-.! 170' X.'iiu't' St., Newberry. S. C. ; 10-12-:>lV.v>. ' : j I )liicc deri<s iii .Schunipert-(?rahain-j Su!;e?* Co. 10-12-tf.! t E. J. GREEN . j Attorney-at-Law ~? ?? *-? r? _ - J Alt Umcc i none i/, ivesiucuic -tw. j Newberry, S. C. , 23-tf. | For S;ilo \\ C<lH('Si|;iy, XI )\<11:1' i: f 1 i 7. ;n 10 m.. J \v:l! sell ;ii t!><* hill* I't'si'iciH'i' ''1 !. IS: < ; ;? ?i f:'in) Mi-.-. I'. M'.'iic. i i p. C*oni?? to sco jss, \\<* .S: I! 1'i.r !< Si-!; :i"MHcrt (Ir;ili:uu Sulicr < *?>. I o- i f. S ;;in pr~?rirr"I ' f|o ! ?* **-i * iii;r <?f funiihinr :nnl :n:;; ;it:d rn'r)in?'! work. \\. !'. l>:ivi>. Will pr?'iii|>!iy ;>11? fi<! t<> ::ii orders left for li!" ;il I lie n^irc of Use Security I .on u ;;ii'l hives! ini-nt p;i?iy. !>- > If. Cane mills, cv.'ij >!*;(! nrs ;iii?! f.l "iwhts. !*'(>; s;sl?* l?y -1 ?:! ? m: .M?' ('r;j<-kin ' "o. S I -I f Grain Drill:. Sec drill i:i rpi-ril ;oii * i i..... .. "vi .1 ... .i :.. Ill <>lir SUM C. ?? "II i;- T j I I . n k >: i CO. U II If I 1 cacli"rs I* ifty to cr.f !iin1111 ('II r<- . ijiics's. !;:ily Ij'oiii ;?! 1 riasses Soiil'i it; s;*iio.>Is. If yon waal r:u;:i \v-?rk. !ii;.:li school or i?rin < i|*:il.-*r:i|?. s;>I;:r\ ?7~> Jo o'.'.-'O. " writ'' lis mm lay lor spersa! < *?. ."*.?! meat. nniccs: ('olumiiia. S. <| iiicliI, Ya.. and ( iiai laiioo/.a, j Tear. hern I crn-'H rs' Au'cim ;. .. Caluml.ia, S. ('. 1 0-:>i* J Contractors and Builders. Save 10* 1o 2") per cent, on Flooring, ('ei!-' ... . .*1 ! ! mjr. l.ams aim .-minuses. i Iluy in car lots. Scmi: 1 list for do-i livcred prices. Greenwood Sales} Co.. Box ! >"), Greenwood, S. ('. :>-! ! -201-1 law. 1 ?' t ? : J No hunting or trcspasFiMji- allowed j on any lands of the undersigned. Violators will !>o vigorously prose-ij tuied. .Tohnson-McCraeken Ci?..j John R. Spearman. 11-2-tf? Tor Rent or Sale?1. M. Werts place,! 2 miles from Piospevity, !>?! acre.".; *> horse farm open on it. pasture, j S room tenant house ami s:ood! dwelling. 11 -2-3t. j niir V>Tr.i*r Trilnv w !T?r^n\c ^!?r*<1 <*c I at 7"*v each. Sclninipert-Gvahnm-\ Suber Co. 10-12-tf. i J We handle "Life-time Brand" aluminum cookinsr utensil.'. SchumportGraham-Subcr Co. 10-12-tf. Crimson Colvsr send for sale at Johnson-McCrackin Co. 7-30-tf j 1 * Af Prices Lc BBBBggBBBHBSg 'SgaBBSBSBfflSgaS? These tires are all thai you can not i | Not First Class. i rrnlpc nr* r^Kyrir* ;ii xiiiivi; vs&u A i v fresh stock and h I put on at the Fac not reduced the p I 3{>X3 ['lai'i ........i... 30x3 i Piain 30x3-1 Non Skid O " -? Til ^ rji A-i- r lain "1x4 Non Skid 32x4 Plain 32x4 Non Skid 0 9 -rA OO A.4 1 33x4 Non Skid 34x4 Plain fMvd. Non Sk'V 32x4 i Plain 32x4 .V Non Skid 84::U Klain 84x4.1 Non Skid We also have a c< listed on the' abov< be charged to any course if yon w?n old prices. 1' I I I OPERA HOUSE j Kewbcr. y, S. C. F^orjciay N-^hL, Nov. 22 A: A5fii*jr C'jo of CoI l" mbia Pieseris ^ -7 c' * ,9" Are ^ ou a jhnrter.' jf/iih Star Ci\Si o'?" Co'unibir.rs:; Du-cc;~:: by Dan?eS A. s\eed Under Au sprees cf Newh^riy Shrine C'til) Prices S^ ,i>0 l'> HOc., ?)Ujs ?r>.> ?f jis \\ !;< ;' Mi! (Ml 11 ic';t?ry J ;i!I '.!/,?'S. ,! i'! i f t': i?!i -j ';!! i.;ll ( >. ii i ; ' r. SKi: (.1:0. w. SUftfcVH:R, JR. r or I'411 Si tig Phone 415 or 4 lave r.?-M \ 11i* Ian i t anci'on. ALl::ii 1 m- ' i;.ts' i,' : !icompany, IWi i:ii?tr. V'.*:.. .ii!?! (J) < . X. <wire <>v i'* !' ?*:-;*;r. Ya.. or i >; vi: Kcalty < <>.. local ? ??:;! caci vs-j ta!i\c>, (irccsjv.oi;.l, I*. >-2X1 taw i f. r>nf! cJ>*:'forl:; ;;1 >c. IIMIM'KT' (in;h::Tn-Subci* ( ;>. lo-l:Mf. JVinr.on Clover, riri'.M, I L':* pound: burr clcvt'i" t"2;- pour,.!; alfalfa pound. bai> y vc'i 'i 2-^c pound r.-pe 15f norind, !u>nu- An!>!' r oats S! i. native rye y. *0 bu r;: l, !>:>: !; y Ini 'lie!, biue stem wheat S-'I/iO bushel, white yellow and Bermuda onior jjcts So.'H) bushel. We pay the i'a'sis Seed ( '>., (Jree.:wooil. S. C. ! 0-1 taw >:sop in lirccnvii!c? V?"!:y seal LNew J w:H be pleased t<: shop for you in ar.y line of mer (. lU'T.O'.TO. O U5e Ml DM approval. Mr*. Guy Brov.r., (.:2i i>u..ionibe St., Greenville, S'. G. ! 1 -G-tf. 1 I w >wer Than Befo : L - ! firsl class fires an find one single tire i These casings" are 2 tid 8000 miles on C ave the original wn tory. The Firesror rices but we have. 3? -> rj-. rae-ric I ir< Nov/ Price OliJ ; \ o.(;r> 17. 14.50 2!. :l?.r>r> 28. 26.<w5 29. 28.r>r> 32. 21.0-1 :i'oM :)!. ' 25.15 . S5.i 27.05 -30.: 29.0o " '>(>. ? 32.10 40. ; #.}>{) 45 J ' 40.90 50. *;<>.: .?.") 47.! 5::.: jlrroltie stock of tir X e list. Th^se above one as these are ? 4 r? f-* o iai L iliv i.U ^ ?IV>Vl vv o I ? ? ?I ' ?*?> ff B?WWW W WUrtPB i OPERA HOUSE PROGRAM i u'-sflay, November 1G "MUTT AND JEFF" Atlr.;isf:C'i, Gallery 50c; Genci*:'! Ad'nifsion $1.00; Re served Seals $1.50 plus tax Wednesday, November 17 "YOU NEVER CAN TELL" B. B. Daniels Hank Mann Comedy Thursday, November 18 ? "NOMADS OF THE NORTH" , Special % Francj Comedy ^ hi --jxmnbirvuu n-.jbj-? ?n?i?i rrmrxrm > I |Dr. H. M. Bigby Optometrist I\yes Examined Classes Fitted Phone 21 . Third i7iood Exchange Bank BIdg. i ?? i 1 3attcry Business.?I sell the Vesta ! bnttery. None better. 1 specialize j ... battery work. Give me a tria?. Newberry Cattery and Kleetric Co., i Bon!'.' II. Cromer. Fri4ft)d Street, : opposite Cotton Platform: * ? ? I ? I .1 ' i*ccl, Sprayed or Stolen ?One black J" ; 11 Tui white rip-rap pointer dog. Lrbj (-:ai reward if returned to J. L. j Feagle? 11-9-tf . ! For Sale?Cedar shingles, extra clear * i ^rade. $7.75 f. o. b. Jas. E. Shealy, , | Little Mountain, S. C. l)-17-17tp ^ i ? > , re The War ', * ^ *.' - . I" "ir d we guarantee in our lot stamped :ua ran teed. 6000 / ..Z1 # ord, all tires are . . 1 j ippers that were / le Factory have j e-3 Cord Tires ?rice' N iw Price Old Pricc 4 15 2H.80 33.95 50 ' j 50 ] 80 ' G5 44.00 53.-75 \ 40 45.85 56.55 I 35 45.80 55.10 I .47.05 58.00 I 10 48.75 56.60 10 51.15 59.60 ' ^ 00 47.10 62.00* 1 1)0 51.65 65.25 )5 55.15 65.30 25 57.75 68.75 es that are not J : prices wiil not cash prices. Of e will charge at 1