The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 23, 1920, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PURELY PERSONAL.
Ths Movements of Many People.
iCcv/bcrrians and Those Who
V*sit Ne.vfcerry.
Mr. Herbert Hardeman has trcme to i
Batesburg for a while.
Mr. Marion Baxter of Columbia J
spent Friday in Newberry.
Mr. L. B. Schumpert and family |
spent Sunday afternoon in Clinton.
ZMrs. F. D. Mower and children
spent the week-end in Eastover.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Hugh Connelly visit-j
ed relatives in Ninety-Six Sunday.
Mr. Fair Pifer has gone to Miami, |
/ FkMr.
J. G. Lowe of Spartanburg j
was in the city Monday.
3Ir. Albert Matthews, popularly:
"Poto " camp in from Barn- I
AUU T Ik UO A V MV ,
I
well to spend the week-end here.
Mr. and Mrs. S. McG. Simpkins of
Edgefield spent Sunday at his boy-;
hood home near Chappells.
Miss Lucile West of Columbia
spent the week-end at her Newberry
L home. ;
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Mr. James Gaillard of Columbia !
spent the week-end at the home of'
his parents at Helena.
Mr. -W. C. Waldrop and family of;
l.nnrens snent Sunday here with re la- j
lives.
Coi. William Y. Fair made an- f
f other visit to Columbia Saturday for j
nore treatment. j
v 1 !
President S. J. Derrick returned
last week from Atlanta. Newberry |
college continues tq look up.
Evan Bowers of Greenwood spent
the week-end with his cousin, Post-1
A- J. Bowers, Jr. j
^iss Helen Herbert spent last Saturday
and Sunday with home people
in Newberry.?Watts cor. Abbeville i
Medium, 18th. * j
Miss Lula Waldrop, after a very!
pleasant visit to- relatives here, re-1
turned on Saturday to her home ' in
Hendersonville.
-filiss Marian Daniel, teacher at,
Epworth orphanage, spent the weekend
with her parents, Dr. and Mrs.
J. L. Daniel.
Mrs. J. E. R. Goodman and little
daughter and Miss Lola Taylor of
* i ?'i.1.
Columbia spent the weeK-ena witn
their mother, Mrs. Lucy Taylor.
Mrs. P. E. Scott was one of the j
guests at a bridge party given by
* Mrs. J. W. Haltiwanger Saturday
afternoon at her home in Columbia. !
Mr. Harry Blease was at church
Sunday morning for the first time j
since ^iis illness. The people were
giad to see him.
Mrs. Jno. A. Lindsay has returned
from a visit to her sons in Atlanta!
and Chattanooga, in time for Thanksgiving
dinner with "John.*'
Mrc. L. G. Eskridge and little;
Glara 'and Mrs. K. H. Wrignt re-;
turned on Sunday from Dallas, Texas,'
after a little over a month's visit, i
Mrs. Geo. A. Addv has returned :
from the Columbia hospital after undergoing
operation. Her manyfriends
will be glad to hear of her improvement.
. , Mrs. Claude Dominick will return
on Tuesday from Columbia after her
extended stay at the hospital. Her]
many friends will be glad to know of j
her recovery.
Mrs. Carl T. JuFien left on Wednesday
to -spend Thanksgiving in j
. ... Bishopvillc with a former collegeClin
P* nnnori nifrVlt tn visit i
111C* l/V k,1 AIV- V * Vi VV. ;
her sister in Columbia.
Miss Nancy P'ox arrived Sunday:
from Converse college to spend theI
Thanksgiving week at home. Miss
Frances Houseal arrived on Wednes- J
Jay.
Mrs. P. M. Sanford went over to j
Saluda last week to see her mother,'
Mrs. Tena Smith, who had been'
stricken with paralysis. She was j
better when Mrs. Sanford returned, i
Mr. L. I. Epting attended the meet- j
ing in Columbia last week of th?j
State Mutual Fire Insurance com-"
pany as a delegate from the Farm4P
ers' Mutual Fire association of New- j
berry county.
Mrs. Garlington of Newberry is i
the guest of her niece. Mrs. Earl-1
Smith. Mrs. Minnie Moon of New-;
berry is visiting her sister. Airs. Garlington,
at Mr?. Earl Smith's.?John-I
ston cor. Edgeield papers?.
President 1). C. Matthews, during
a recent bank business trip to New;
York, got a clear idea of one of the
main causes for the present general I
n-wr'irinn (if in hil'ire mini- i
ber of men he saw idle in that city, j
He says the remedy is for all loafers
to go to work.
Mr. and Mrs. Johi: H. Wicker, Dr.
W. G. Mayes, Mr. li. L. Tarrant, Mr.;
NmdiPirv Hnfp
i 'JrV V ; WR L J ASLXF^U
NOW OPEN AND RE
FOR LADIES AN
LADIES' SHAMPOOING A
THE VERY BEST
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mmummmmmmmmmmm ? m mi j nn? wi i-n?iaw 'p'ii
and -Mrs. J.. P>. Friily, Hernial
Langford ami Mr James F. Eptin<
went to Columbia Sunday and re
turned with the pleasing inforniatioi
that Mr. J. J. Langford is doing ven
well although still quite weak.
Mr. James A. Mimnaugh spenl
Sunday in Columbia with his brother
Mr. John L. Mimnaugh, who ha:
been very ill from a stroke of paralysis,
but is somewhat better, ant
Jim" was feeling better himseli
Monday ftiorning on account of the
improved condition of his brother.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Haltiwajigei
and children attended the weddini
in Newberry Wednesday evening o1
Mrs. Haltiwanger's sister, Miss Kat(
Summer, and James David Caldwei
of Newberry. It was a home affaii
and was of close interest in Colum
bia." where the bride is well knowr
and popular.?The State.
Dr. Theo Johnstone and daughter
Miss Julia, have returned from th*
Columbia hospital, where Dr. John
stone had gone for eye treatment, a:
he has been having serious troubh
with his eyes. It is hoped the treat
ment was bercftcial. His niece, Misf
uv joit ui uwai i?u
burp:. remained at the home here (lining
the absence of Dr. Johnstone an<
his daughter. Dr. Albeit Johr.stont
of Richmond, Va., accompanied then
home from Columbia.
J'resident Matthews of the Na
tion bank, President Kinard of tIk
Commercial, Secretary Maxwell 01
the chamber of commerce and t\v<
members of the board of director:
expect to be in Columbia on Thanks
giving; day to attend a meeting oi
the South Carolina Bankers' associa
tion and the state chamber ot com
merce. The two most importam
matters to come up for considers
tion at the session are the establish
ment of a branch of the federal re
serve bank in this state and the es
tablishment of a bank in the cottoi
belt. 1 VARIOUS
AND ALL ABOUT.
Cotton 15 cents, seed 30.
This is pumpkin pie week, and om
of the best times of the year.
All those good things at the "Bake
Rite" bakery make you bite-rite.
The banks of .this city will, as
nsnal. hp r-lnspd on Thankse-ivine
day, Thursday.
Never heard of a burr a pecar
until seeing: a big Burr in a pecar
tree along Harrington street.
Tom Grant paid $5 in recorder's
court Saturday for assault and battery.
Jurors will be drawn on the 26t?
instant for the December term of tht
general sessions court.
Tonight, Monday, the opera house
will be crowded. "Are You z
Shriner?"
On the road leading to Dr. Boyc
Jacobs' residence a new house is
nearing completion for Mr. J. B
Thomasson.
A certain happy looking business
man in this city is looking for ware
to Christmas week with a great dea
of pleasurable anticipation.
There will be a play. "From Pun
kin Ridge," at Long Lane school
house Wednesday evening at 7:30
Admission 25 and 15 cents.
Thursday, Thank: giving day, wil
be taken up in various ways. Peo
pie will sc-e diffcrert things. Manj
of them will see "The Devil's Gar
den'' at the opera house.
Thanksgiving eve "The Eyes of the
Heart" will be at two places fn Newberry?at
the Presbyterian .church
and at the opera house. But thej
will be different.
We have not seen the drawings o1
Jiggs and Maggie by Miss ElizabetiWhite,
but have been 'told by persons
who have seen them that they are
good.
Of all soft drinks, and thev arc
many ami good, selling in large quantities,
coca-cola is the best in the estimation
of a very large number of
people.
A'l overhanging: branches alonjj
the sidewalks in the residential portions
of the city should be trimmed.
They are annoying, especially in
rainy weathe^ When they come in
contact with wet umbrellas.
We are pleased to record the announcement
of Blalock's bitr bounc
ir.g baby boy's arrival on last Tuesday
morning, weighing S1 1-2 pounds,
in time to give him a go oil Thanksgiving
relish.
Thursday will bo Thanksgiving day
ar.d the evening before will also be a
pleasant time in Newberry with a
high wedding on one hand and a biji
1 Barber Shop
kDY FOR BUSINESS
D GENTLEMEN
>ND MASSAGING GIVEN
OF ATTENTION.
B. SHEALEY, Manager.
if Red Men's supper on the other,
r! among the attractions in the city,
"j The common picas court met and
1! was adjourned on Monday morning
' by Clerk Goggans to await the ar!
rival of Judge Ernest Moore, when
tithe court will convene on Tuesday
, i morning at 10 o clock.
>! The ad of Mrs. Franklin announc
ring a possum sunper will be mighty
1J interesting reading to many men. Fa
f | miliarize yourselves with the details
?jand prepare your appetites for the
' toothsome occasion.
r| A recommendation was sent by
rjlVIrs. Walter Hunt of Newberry askfj
ing for a board of censorship for
i j moving pictures. This was also carIjried.?From
an account of the meetr|
irig of the D. A. K. convention at An-:
derson last week.
1 C., X. & L. train No. 13 will be
held in Clinton on Thanksgiving day
. for the accommodation of those do;
| ing from Newberry to see the foot-!
ball game Thursday afternoon. If
necessary an extra coach will be
j i put on.
-j Tuesday "The Plunger" will be the
5 i picture at the opera house, featuring
-: Gcorpre Walsh. .Wednesday, "Eyes
-|of the Heart," with Mary Miles Minister.
Thursday will hrinjr ''The Dev;
j il's Garden"' and Lionel Barrymore.
1J Stars all the week in fine pictures.
The case of the city airainFt Mil-jsted
for transporting whiskey was
i j tried by Recorder Chapman acc*r ifjinjr
to postponement and a fine of
) J $50 imposed. Defendant was reprcsjsented
by Attorney Workman. Case
- j appealed.
fi It was rumored in the city Satur
day afternoon that the gin house of
- Mr. Chris Folk had burned. That
11 was nothing but a wild rumor, as the
- (fire was only a small blaze in a little
-; cotton. No damage, but a serious fire
-jwas averted by prompt action, we
-! are glad to stat?.
1, On last Thursday, trading at Sandeis'
dry goods store in this city, was
j I a colored woman, Delia Sligh, who
! had not been here before in.Z4 years,
! although living all that time in the
> Prosperity section. This is out of
-the ordinary run of.- things. She
is cither minus curiosity or plus contentment.
Three colored women ' with high
p sounding names?Mary Lee .Speaks,
Blanche Jones and Cleo Holmes?
j were in the recorder's court Monday,
j j the former for petit larceny and the
[others for "idle and disorderly coni
Win-1 Mnrv T.pp nairl her fine of $20.
, j VIV.VW r?. ----- -- T--7
j while at this writing it looks liks 30
j dayj each for Blanche and Cleo, as
j I they have not paid their fines of $25
,; a^piece. Good names but bad women.
At the big Smyrna entertainment
k! last week there was evidence of hard
t j times or scarcity of nloney and dei
precsion on account of the low and
j falling price of cotton, according to
. i the testimony of Mr. John Henry
Chappell, who says money was spent
?1*??-/% rt.Av%Av?Aneltr Hr A fllA nloQ C_
j lUCIv l^CUClUUil,*. V/Iifc \JJ. mv,
, I ant features of the occasion was the
5 j
j | presentation of a cake to his young:
j j daughter, Miss Leila, who was voted
I the most beautiful girl present. This
J great distinction is always a highly
i l: acceptable honor to a pretty girl.
' Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Trabert, after
! a very pleasantly extended visit to
! relatives here, left last week for their
! i ? #".,1
( .'iUlUVJ ill JL>V*lIVtU:4y. v^caa.
. | The stores will be closed on
I Thursday, for Thanksgiving.
I The first recorded plague generally
!, recorded throughout the world was
'! in 767 B. C. '
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j WATER i
I BATTER!
I Recharge
Reinsulat
Rebuilt
j Newbei
1 Phone 273
! THANKSGIVING WORSHIP
FIRST BAFTIST CHURCH;
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock,
November 25. 1
: The pastors of the city urge upon
the .citizens the significance of ati
Tundino1 ;i eprvicp nf wnrshin ;?ml !
! praise on Thanksgiving: day. They /
have arranged a union Thanksgiving
; service to be held at the Baptist
J church 011 Thursday morning at 10
J o'clock.
i "Draw Nigh to God and He Will;.
, Draw Nigh to You," Jas. 4:8.
i Hymn.
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\ Scripture and prayer. ;
Address, Dr. George S. Mower,
j Hymn and prayer. [
i Addres?. Dr. George B. Cromer.
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I nyiim.
; Benediction.
!
i THANKSG1VIN SERVICES
AT LUTHERAN CHURCH
J !
i A missionary Thanksgiving servi
ice to be held at the Lutheran church
of the. Redeemer Sunday, November
t
j 28, at 6 p. m.
j Anthem by choir,
^
Exercises by junior workers hand.
i T> 1 "HTl ? /-- + VTwlr-f
. .T L, 1 ilC V^i jji i/iic iuiuci> .
| of the Year/' by 12 young ladies.
Hymn.
Address, Mrs. M. 0. J. Kreps, Co-]
J lumbia, S. C.
i Offering.
I ' T..
i J ivxvivgy. j
j All the ladies of the congregation
have received a thank offering invita-;
' tion which they will please bring to j
I this service with their offering. The j
{public is invited to attend this serv-'
icc.
Mrs. M. 0. J. Kreps of Columbia;
I will be with the ladies of the Church !
of the Redeemer at the regular i
| meeting of the Home and ForeignI
Missionary society on Monday, No-;
! vember 29, at 4 o'clock at the church, j
Livingston-Boinest.
J Pomaria, Nov. 21.?Miss Mamie!
i Livingston andj AV. B. Boinest, Jr., i
were married itfJSt. I5aul!s parsonage J
Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock by j
the Rev. S. P.1 Koon. Mrs. Boinest
is a talented young woman and has j
| for this session been teaching in the |
I Hunter-DeWalt; school. Mr. Boinest j
j is a progressive^jyoung farmer of the,
j Pomaria section
Boozer-Lcwman. j
: Prosperity, Nov. 21.?Miss Docia
! Boozer and J. G. Lowman were mar- i
/ { '
; ried Sunday bv the Rev. Charles!
*G)
1 J. Shealy. Mrs^ Lowman is the at-:
: tractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.;
L. Boozer of tjie St. .Luke's section, i
i The bridegroom .is a young farmer of
Kinards. ,
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SPECIAL NOTICE j
! j |
, Christinas Cards engraved with your
name. Come, in and see the sample
j book. Hal Kohn.
No hunting or trespassing allowed on j
, any lands of the undersigned. Vio- i
j latcrs will be vigorously prose-.
I cuted. W. T. Buford.
i 11-23-Ht.
j
i A Kcdak will make a nice present,
j Mayes Book & Variety Store.
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| Easter Tinr.e is Tulip Time. Plant a
pot' or two of tulips. They are the
latest blooming of all bulbs. When
' all others have bloomed your tulips :
i will bloom and delight you. Fine'
hardy bulbs in - all colors, both ]
single and double. .Hal Kolin. j
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FREE
"Costs less per M
1ES Si
id
"H
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mammmmmmemmmmmmwammmmmm
Remember the Book Store is the,j^
place to buy your cut jrlass and I
fancy chir.a. Mayes Book & Va-j
riety Store.
Gift Suggestion. I have some nice felt J 7
chair wds which will solve the i
trift proolem for father or brother.
If they use a chair they will be
delighted with one. Come in and
see them. Hal Kohn.
For Sale?Large, well rooted Lady
Thompson and Klondike strawber- 1
ry plans, 50c per hundred. Mrs. i ~
Sam Wier, Newberry. R. F. 0. fi. J *
11-23-1tp.
I
Hyacinth Bulbs. Have some blue.; \
pink and red double hyacinths, j
Set them out any time before Jan-!
uary. Hal Kohn. {
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Two wishes and one fact. Your:wishes
are where can I get my: ^
shoes mendad the quickest and i
cneapest. L arry tnem to tne ?.iec-1
trie Shoe Hospital and the whole :
question is settled. A. W. Price,1
Mgr. 11-23-tf. p
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Magazine Subscriptions both new and j
renewals handled at publishers'
prices. I represent all publishers \
and can supply any magazine. Hal j t
Kohn. * ; *
Cement?Two cars just in. Get our j
prices. Newberry Lumber (Jo. !
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Thanksgiving Cards. Send Some qual- i
ity cards this Thanksgiving. Hal! ?
Kchn.' j
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Close out prir.es on bulbs. I)oni buy ! p
.until you fee my bulbs and get |
pi ices. Mayes Hook & Variety
Store.
Lin-.c?Fr^sh shipment, best grade, j
Newberry Lumber Co.
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bavc money on ycur spar;t piugs. s\.;
C. Plugs, GOc each. Mayes Book !
& Variety Store. j
Brick?Be sure to get our price on'"
brick before placing your order, i'
9 Newberry Lumber Co.
Santa Claus knows how to please'
boys and girls. He knows every!
one would er.joy a Little Hummer;
Bicycle. Mayes Book & Variety:
Store.
\
FSnarrl?Gprminp braver i
board . Large stock and low prices. J
Newberry Lumber Co.
Santa Claus lias a large stock of ;1
toys at Mayes Book & Variety
Store.
Sash and Doors?Bargains in these'
at this time. See us. Newberry,
Lumber Co. ' ^
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Boohs fo:* Little Boys and girls, j
and Variety Store, i
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O Possum Supper?There will be an;
o'possum supper at Franklin's cafe,;
540 Main street on Thursday night,j
December 2, beginning at G! _
o'clock. Prices per plates from
40c to $1.50. , ll-23-3tp. j
PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR j
SALE. |"
Consisting of three head of mules, F
two wagons, one tyiggy and harness,!
two cows, and two yearlings, hcgs, (
farming implements, corn and fod-|
dor, etc. -Sale to take plac^ at my j
home Tuesday, December 21s:, at
10 a. m. ' j
"Terms cash. 9
Mrs. Mattie Schumnert. \11-23-4
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR I
PARDON. |~
Notice is hereby given that the un-j^
dersigned will make application to I
the pardon board.at its next meeting!
for a pardon for the following
grounds: j "First,
that he has a family who is C
solely dependent upon him for their:
support.
' 'Second, that the jury in the trial;
in which he was convicted con-!
seientiously feel that he has bee;}'
rufficicrtly punished, for the offense.
therefore, they recomnidnd the,'
Dardcn and a petition signed by them,
has bCen riled with fhe pardon bonrd.:
"Harvey Case." j
- INSPESTIC
^TTEflf
onth of Service"
tarter and G<
Repaii
Spotligl"
RullKs
\t* VBufAO. A
c Electric Coi
New
l Book makes a nice Christmas pres-f
ei.t for younir and old. I have a
large stock to select from. Mayes
Book & Variety Store.
'respnso Notice?We, the undersign-j
ed, bid any and all persons from!
trespassing on any of our lands by J
hunting, fishing or letting stock on'
it without a written consent. Any i
one violating the above notice will J
be tiealt with according to the law.
John P. Wicker and H. M. Wicker, i
l-23-3t.~ |
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f you want a fountain pen that \v;l!
o-iv<? en t icf q ft inm Knv* tit Mai-cc 1
fs ? * V WIVil VUtT MW *'1C? ? V J
Book & Variety Store.
Vanted-?A good white man to look i
after cattle and other farm stock;!
also hands to ctu 1,000 cords 4 ;
foot pine wood. W. T. Buford. i
1-23-tJ tp.
.ost Strayed or Stolen?On Novem- j
ber 16 from our lot, one black hog,!
weighs about 175 pounds. Hutchin-1
son & Snelgrove. 11-23-1 tp I
:cr Rent?Five upstairs rooms with j
bath: r.icelv arranged for house
keeping. 765 Pcpe street. Phone j
21. ll-23-2t.j
:or Sale?3 tons Fibered Agatite j
plaster. Will sell chcap for quick!
sale and for cash. Come, write or
phone me at the Bank of Prosper-!
ity. J. M. Bedenbaugh.
1-23-41. j
iuntirsg strictly forbidden on lands J
of J. S. Floyd. ll-^3-3tp
:cr Sdc?Ford car run about three
months, self starter and in first
class condition. Geo. W. Harmon,
rrocpcnty, s. L>. n-iy-zipi
Ml persons are warned not to hunt
on the undersigned property: Mary
B Simkins, Ojetta B. K. Hargrow,
Joe C. Bedenbaugh, Sarah Bedenbaugh,
Alice B. McMorris.
l-19-2tp.
have a nice lot of fine Barred Plymouth
Rock cockerels for breeders.
Head your flock with one or two of
these vigorous purebred birds. The
male is half the flock. Prices $3,
85 and $7. Y. T. Dickert. Phone
2303. 11-19?21p ;
Ve gin only on Friday and Saturday
o? each wee. The Prosperity Cotton
Oil Mill Co., Prosperity, S. C.
1l-19-5tp.
frespass Notice?All persons are not^
ifisd not to tresuass on the lands
Of the undersigned in No. 1) township
by hunting or in any manner
whatever. Mrs. Sara C. Boozer.
ll-19-2t.
"all in Dry Gocds. Drop in prices.
Hitting hisrh cost of living. At my
store in Silverstreet you will find
dry goods at greatly reduced prices j
and general merchandise at reason-j
able prices to suit the times. J.
M. Nichols. ll-16-4tp
err rrn ti7 criUMrD ID
JC.L ULU. VY . JUmiriL.I\, JIX.
For Hauling
Phone 445 or 4
Javc us sell your land at auction. I
Atlantic Coast Realty company, j
Petersburg, Ya., and Greenville,!
'N. C. Write, wire or phone us at
Petersburg^ Va., or see Davis
Realty Co., local contract representatives,
Greenwood, S. C.
-28-ltaw-tf.
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Uonkets and comforts at SchumpertGraham-Suber
Co^ 10-12-tf.
fcticc?You are warned not to hunt
or trespass on my lands. The law!
will be enforced. John 0. Koon.
ll-10-3t.
Irimson Clover, clean, 12c pound;!
Vinrv r>lnvpv 1 9.f r.rmnrl alfalfa 38* I
pound, hairy vetch 28c pound, I
rape 15c pound, home gpown Ap-i
pier oats $1.55 bushel, native rve!
$3.00 bushel, barley $3.30 bushel, j
blue stem wheat S3.20 bushel,;
. white yellow and Bermuda onion J
jrets $3.00 bushel. We pay the
freight. Faris Seed Co., Greenwood,
S. C. 10-12-3t-ltaw
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OPERA HOUSE
PROGRAM
Tuesday, November 23
"THE PLUNGER"
George Walsh
Edcrar Comedv
Wedesday, November 24
"EYES OF THE HEART"
Mary Miles Minter
Capitol Comedy
Thursday, November 25
"THE DEVIL'S GARDEN"
Lionel Barrymore '
j Kuge Lomeay |
Dr. H. M. Bigby
Optometrist
Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
Phone 21
Third Flood Exchange Bank Bldg.
== =*a
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Pure Rice Meal
100 lb Bags
/ft ^ /\
$Z.5U per iuu
*
Johnson-Mc Crackin
Company.
Battery Business.?I sell the Vesta
battery. '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 ' ' ^ -
Lost, Strayed or Stolen?One black ,
and white rip-rap ^pointer dog. Liberal
reward if returned to J. L.
Feagle. 11-9-tf
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For Sale?Cedar shingles, extra cl6ar
grade. $7.75 f. o. b. Jas. E. Shealy,
Little Mountain, S. C. 9-17-17tp
Contractors and Builders. Save 10
to 25 per cent.' on Flooring, Ceiling,
Siding, Laths and .Shingles, i ?
Buy in car lots. Send list for delivered
prices. Greenwood Sales
Rrtv Greenwood. S. C.
0-14-2Ct-ltaw. ,
Wc handle "Life-time Brand" aluminum
cocking utensils. SchumpertGraham-Subcr
Co. 10-12-tf. <*
Crimson Colver seed for sale at Johnson-McOfackin
Co. 7-30-tf
See^ our Water Color Window Shades
at 75c each. Schumpert-Graham.
Stiber Co. 10-12-tf.
Covered Heels?I now have on hand
French covered heels in all colors
and sizes for ladies best shoes.
Electric Shoe Hospital. A. W.
* Price, Mgr. * 11-16-tf.
We have a full line of art squares
and rug3. Schumpert-Graham-Suber
Co. 10-12-tf.
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
* - i m
magazine xnat is. wanteu. neasc
give me your gift subscriptions.
Please give or leave your subscription
at Wm. Johnson's store for me
Your subscription >yill be appreciated.
Phone 25. Curtis Enting,
1704 Nance St., Newberry, S.'C.
10-12-2mo.
Office desks at Schumpert-GrahamSuber
Co. 10-12-tf.
Come to see us, we sell for less.
Schumpert-Graham-Suber Co.
10-12-tf.
Cane mills, evaporators and furnaces.
For sale by Johnson-Mc
Crackin Co. ?-si-tt
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 o?iee of the Security
Loan and Investment.company.
9-3-tf.
E. J. GREEN
Attorney-at-Law
Office Phone 1^ Residence 473.
Newberry, S. C.
7-23-tf..
Grain Drills?See drill in operation
in our store. Johnson-McCfackin
Co. 9-14-tf
No Hunting or trespassing allowed
on any lands of the undersigned.
Violators will be vigorously prosecuted.
Johnson-McCracken Co., ?
John R. Spearman. 11-2-tf
Wagons?Weber arid Old Hickory;
all sizes. Johnson-McCrackin Co.
9-14-tf.
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