The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, December 10, 1920, Page FIVE, Image 5
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A $29.50 Suits cut to
Art 4-~
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$32.00 Suits cut to
, COAT:
$37.50 Coats cut to ........
A $35:00 Coats cut to
g- ?17.50" Coats cut to
MEN:
^ They must go re^arclici
W you, young man, in the 1
+ fuU English. Prices from
e BOY<
-. We must hioVe these r>u
a bring him in we can fit hi
. Suits irom $4.98 up.
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^ I fot HucT: Towels, 3oc ki:
0 WORS
^ JBest grade, work shins,
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40c and 45c value, now, ;
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^ i^We Uavc a big lot to se!
? at y6ur price.
OLD TIME SCHOOL 1
. * ,We have the kind you i
wear like a pigs nose.
v $ $1.56 kind, cut to ...........
^ $1.25 kind, cut to
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' 1 bale Sea Island, 25c val
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UtTLE GIRL X>1ES ,
' RESULT ACCIDENT
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coming from towards Venn's SvOre,
going on across straight ahead; it
. was on O'Neall street. The iittle
giH started across the street and she
sew hack when she got about half
way across. Site then went backf
v
ward and forward again. The man
on the truck whistled and cut to the
right to dodge her. Then she kind
<vf hank into thft truck, and
the truck hit her and knocked her
; down. The truck passed over her,
\ _ but did not touch her body. She went
right between tb& two. front wheels.
I don't think the front wheels hit her.
Then the -track .e^t to the left, and
the right hind wheel passed over her
leg. The driver barely got over her
- leg when he stopped and picked the.
child up and took her home. The
_ driver cut right sfe^ari to right. Ho
cut about as far to right as he eouid.
When the little girl * crossed the
-a. a i-:_ j ti,a
sweet, il/ lwiiiU ux got Aiiv
truck was running about ten or 12
miles an haaiy.; The truck had si::
or seven negroes on it; it was not
loaded with lumber or anything of
* that kind. The truck was not very
fill* from child; he was easing along;
he had slowed down for the' corner.
The little girl was pretty near the
n:iddle of the street when she started
back.
"Fnrl Chandler."
Andrew Thornton, sworn, says: "I
was standing with Earl Chandler. I
have him heard make his statement,
and heard it read over to him. The
' only difference in his statement from
the way I saw it is that a negro 0:1
the truck whistled and Mr. McCartha
picked up (he little girl, instead of
the driver. The driver got down to
w)ier6 the little girl was, and asked
ine where she lived, and I told him.
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Mr. Andrew xnomassuu unvuig
the truck. He went with Mr. Mci
Qartha to where the little trirl lived.
He was running wien he passed corner
about ten miles an hour. He
was not speeding at all in my mind
it was an unavoidable accident.
7 ; "Andrew Thornton."
Harry. Hardeman, sworn, says: <;I
was standing on corner near our
home. Had just crossed the street
| . from Timmerman and Nesley's store
i 1. ?rtIV,a alnnir. \ Saw two
I . wften irucA. Mwv
I little girls on the opposite corner.
E - Ab~nt when truck got even with side
[ for profits. If
f '
T SUITS
osed out at cost.
$17.50
; $27.50
$19.00
5 COATS
$24.50
? $19.00
$ 9.93
S SUITS
bs of cost. We have one for
lewesfc models, well tailored,
t $17.50 to $35.00
y suits
its. If your hoy needs a an it
m up-at very little cost. Boys
v/els
nd, cut to 18c
: skirts '
regular $1.50 value, now 98c ,
aching
in and other good brands.
yard ISc
NKETS {
ect from. You can have them
SOY JEANS AI L WOOL
lave been looking for. They
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...:.85c
65c
BLAND ^
lie. cut to. vard 10c
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sr Bros. Grocerj
j walk running from corner where I
was standing tht* larger cf the two
j little gills _sk:uded .across, a^d the
| smaller one followed. As she started
;across M?. Thomasson saw her and
! she was near ine middle' of ' She
| street. Mr. Thomacson cut to the
(right, and when he cut to the right{
-j the little girl went tiro same way he
jeut. He -then'cut to the left when
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That time the track hit her and |
j-kaocked her down. The front wheels j
j did net run over her body; her whole j
j body was under the truck. The i
right hand back wheel ran over her j
< leg. The truck stopped in a half foot j
j of where it struck her. When the!
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; truck stopped Mr. McCarfcna jumped J
off the back and picked the child up,]
and Mr. Thomasson accompanied hir.i
to 'Mips.. Crooks-' home with child.
The truck was running about ten
miles an hour. When Mr. Thomasat\n
tl\ o/vr*?/?- * !-?#? slnWPil l]ri\vn i
' and whistled. I think the children j
|saw the truck; from the noise the!
j truck was making, I thir.k they sawi
i it. I think Mr. Thomasson slowed!
1 I
| down. I don't thir.k he could have j
helped hitting the child. I think the i
j accident was unavoidable,
j "Harry Hardeman." j
j Dr. T. W. Smith, sworn, says:
j '"This certifies that Prances Crooks
came to her death from internal
j hemorrhage from rupture of intesj
tines.
' T.vW. Smith, M. D."
j The verdict of the coroner's jury j
iwas that "the said Frances'Crooks;
I
! came to her death by being struck byj
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an auto truck driven by Andrew
Thomasson, ^nd that it was an unavoidable
accident." SH. E. Corley,
foreman; W. B. Timmerman, J. C.
Sanford, J. D. Kinard, E.; P. Cook,
T, E. Chappell.
Mr. Thomasson was put under a t
bond cf ?200 for his appearance at J
the next term of the sessions court, j
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^ AT THE OPERA HOUSE <?>
R6c.d Shows.
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"The Bird of Paradise."
Portland (Me-) Express and Adver-j
tiser, Sept. 2&fch.
The much and long heralded spee-|
tacular production of Richard Wal-J
ton Tully's ''Bird of Paradise," wa$|
given its first presentation in this!
city, at the Jefferson last - evening, j
and made a most favorable irepression.
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This particularly thrilling story is
laid in the tropical land of Hawaii,
with native costumes and coloring
which, with the tforg-e&us staje pic
tures and marvelous scenic effects!
make a spectacle long to be remem-'j
bered. The play has dramatic mo-j
ments and through it all there isi
plenty of bright comedy, while the |
spectacular moments arc incessant.
There are threQ acts, each more wonderful
than the other, amid scenes of
strange fascination, all magnificently
with rftmanciJ Jinn i
"> ~ ?^ I
tragedy all depicted in a realistic
manner.
Particularly artistic features are!
HER'S DEVIL
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SHOES
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"~t have it. We carry the f
Men. We have any toe i
toe, Wingfoot heel, $13.5
Viei kid,- neat toe. Win
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?1 Dark Brown, solid leat'
yj Winptfoot r-ubber heel, a
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The weli known Kripp
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Jk up to ?14,50, ctrt to
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| Ladies' Dark Tan Boot
'i soles, $13.50 values, cut t<
\ WORK SHOES FOR
j The well known Tied G
^ boys a$d the father and
greatly reduced prices.
> v MEN'S HA
The Buster Brown kind, 5
3;>c kind, now %
v LADIES' BUSTi
Good quality, 50c value c
25c kind now
WOO]
Wool Serge, Navy, ?Ii
colors. $1.50 kind, cut t<
' MEN'S 5
Before buying* your frie
to see our line of beautifu
for men's neckWear. Prie
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the electrical storm and the activi
volcano of Kilauca, both of;which ar
a triumph in thrilling stage produc
tion.
It is a vivid glimpse of Hawaii
with a dazzle of lavish scenery, sel
dom seen. There, are several danc;
and musical numbers, the rhythn
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ana mcioay aeugniuig cntr uu?ic:iwi
immensely. There was hearty ap
plause last evening for the sincere
work of the principals and support
for the "stage pictures and the Ha
waiian ^ceremonials.
Ann Reader, as Luana, the Ila
waiian princess, captivated the aud
ience not only by her splendid vo
calization but by her superb acting
She made a beautiful picture in he:
picturesque savage costume and he:
devotion to Paul and her self sacri
fice she most vividly portrayed.
William Maeauley,. as Dr. Wilson
a young doctor, took this difficul
part in a manner to be commended.
Frederick Forrester, as the bead
comber, had a strong part, and hi:
efforts to become a man again wen
followed with intense interest. Ellei
Mahar, as Diana Lamed, the univer
sity student, was sweet and charming
and vhad a role particularly suited t(
her personality.
Diana Gibson made a pretty anc
attractive Makia, a convert and ir
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nor small part spe snoweu mai-nei
ability; Frank Martins as Hobeno
Taylor Carroll as Priest Hcwa Hewa
Meta Eyferth as Mahumaku, in faci
the entire support are all artists of s
high order. The Hula dancers were
an attractive feature while the song;
By Ch
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t. The price
! SHOES!
>hoe for the least money we
amous Just Wright Shoe for
desired, Cherry Red; Eng(ish
0 value, cut to $9.95
gfoot heel, S14.50.value, cut
$9.95
. LOGAN SHOE
her inner soles and out soles;
nv toe desired, -$8.50 value,
$5.75' '
;s7 SHOES
endori Dittman shoe in Tan
, neat too, high tops, values
,$9.95
TAN SOOTS
s with Louis heel, flexible
> V ,$9,95
THE ENTIRE FAMILY
toose Shoes for the girls aftd
mother, the entire family at
LF HOSE
Oc value, cut to 25c
i 19c
ER BROWN HOSE
ut to ,...25c
15c
L SERGE
Lie, Black, Brown and other
o, ^ard 98c
(MAS TIES
;nd that tie *or Xmas be sure
1 ties; We are headquarters
es 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25 and up.
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c j by Luana and the musical s6lectioi
31 of native Hawaiian were excellent
- j given by these high class artisjt
Ner/s of SUverstreet.
9
Nee! and Blair, are busy with the
3 gins every day.
1 Mr. H. 0. Long has opened his cc
2 j ton warehouse and Mr. Ed Werts,
- J progressive farmer of the suburb
21 was the first to put,his cotton there
,! Mr. H. C. Lake went to'Little Mou:
" I
* j tain Wednesday to visit his brothc
J. W. Lake, who has pneumonia. ?
- found his brother improving.
The little con of Mr. and Mrs. Be
y Crouch was kicked by a horse c
.' Thursday. He was hurried to tl
rj Columbia hospital, where it was di
r covered that his skull was fracture
-{He was operated on by Dr. Bun*
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and is now considered out 01 ciange
, Kis father and mother have not rt:
turned .but are expected soon. It wi
j a narrow escape as at first the
11 thought he was dead.
< j Mr. and Mi's. Tall Swindler <
i j Chappells spent Sunday at the hon
1' of J. C. Berry..
-1 Mr. Claude Berry and the Miss<
r; Olive and Josie Berry visited rel;
) j lives and friends at Chappells Moi
j day. Miss Josie will remain a fe
I j days.
II AT vs. V. V. Pearsoll contiues ill.
1 Our school is progressing fine]
, and in a very prosperous conditio;
, The patrons seem pleased. Th
t j chHdren are interested and delighte
i! with their teachers and everything
? | working smoothly.
; V. V. I'ear.-oll Has gone into othe
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SILK P(
We have all leading coloi
many other shades too nur
value, cut to . :
1 DRESS cn
Beautiful line of Dress G
Maid and Amoskegs, 40c vc
. HEAVY CI
4 bales Heavy Cheviots ii
colors, 35c value, now, yard
, OUTINGS
We have all kinds, Pink,!
colors in stripes, 35c value,
27 INCH R
27 inch Red Star, regular $3
APRON GI
2 bales Apron Ginghams,
kind, cut to, yard.
MEN'S HEAVY FLEE
Men's Heavy Fleeced SI:
Value, now, each
MEN'S HANES RiBE
The good kind, $1.50 value
TOYS! ,
Don't fail to visit our toy
kinds of toys
DOLLS!
%We have them from
7 bars Good Laundry So;
10 lbs. Sugar
v 4 v%vr>^i ft ?itx v*t*17 nnr
LAi>lli3 AIMJi tttlLLfKt
Don't fail to see our be*
Gents' Handerkerchiefs in h
for Xmasfc gifts.
i
" Ne
ns j business and rented his wheelwright
ly and blacksmith shop to Mr. Otto.
;s.! Nichols and C. Longshore, who have
! opened arid are prepared to Jo genJ
eral wheelwright and blacksmithing,
\r j also repairing automobiles.
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j The little pnnu 01 ivir. j\. ju?s.y
>t-!was quite ill the pa3t week.
ai Mrs. C. L. Leitzsey has news that
| her sister, Mrs. Wilson, of Clinton
. had been taken to the Baptist hasping
tal in Columbia.
r, Mr. Mayer Havird killed four line
le ! porkers last week and has several othjers
to 'butcher later on.* Mr. Havird
in j believes in providing for the inner
>n j man. ...
ie | Rev. Thomas Suber went to Colum'
* I'.it i t* nf 1
s-1 to see tne nine ooy 01 air. ?nu
d. j Mrs. Crouch, who is' in the hospital.
:h Rev. Walter Berry, the pastor of
r. the P. H. church, filled his pulpit
c- Sunday night.
is Mr. C. L. Leifczse'y was quite ill the
>y past week. - '
I MriJ. 'Fred Pitts madcx a business
>f j trip to Newberry Tuesday.
ie [ Mr. Eliza Martin, our popular
j commercial travelling salesman, is at
?s j home for a few days)
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? j ra. Hii'lcl UiiLl r inauu a uusiuraa
i-'tvip to Newberry Saturday.
w Miss Jane Schroder spent last week
with her cousin, Mrs. Dan DeHardt.
Mr. Tallant has been away on bus-l
!y iness.
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ie j ALL WO&N OUT
id Does morning find you with a
is lame, stiff and aching back? Are
j you tired all the time?find work
?r j a burden? Have you suspected yoorj
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OUTINGS ?
Blue, Cream White and alt ^ '%
now, yard ! l?c ?
ED STAR
L25-value, cui: to...$2.4S ?
NGHAMS I
, best quality, regular 35c ^
15c ^
;CED UNDERWEAR
ii'4s and Drawers, $1.25 ^ '
75c ?
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Wc have ail ? ' ;
DOLLS! ? i
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ap for:..t ~i ......25c rf '4
$1.15 ?
:n?s handkerchiefs
lutiful line of Ladies' and _
tcliday boxes, just the kind ? 3
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; kidneys? ^.Newberry people endorse V
! Doan's Kidney Pills. Ycu can re?v H
on th^ir statements.. V. W
Mi's. S. Thompson, 512 W:right'St., T ?
Newberry, says: "Too much heavy 1
work and lifting brought on a" bad
case of kidney, trouble 'and broke
down jny health several years ajo. if
I tried to straighten up after I-bent
over, a pain went through ine and
i almost took away my braatji^ lyjfcir
j diz?y oecasionaly and would almost
I fall to th% floor. Everyth&g :wo*:!d
i.gefc black before my eye* and I ,c#pld
I hacdly stand. Nervous haadaeiies
j bothered me and I was so tired mornj
irigs, I could hardly go. All this, toi
gether with my kid nays not acting
las thev should. kei)t me in. "Drattv
! bad shape. Hearing of Doairs Kid- A
} ney Pills at the time, I got a supply~5^?
j at -Gilder .& Weeks Co.'s drug sfcor?
j and they relieved me from .the fir*t.
! I kept .taking them until I was entirej
ly rid of the trouble ajui I know. th*y
j are just as represented." '
! GOc, at iill dealers. Fo3icj>Milburn
j Co., Mfgri, Buffalo, N. Y.
j NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.. .
i I will make. a final settlement &i x
[the estate* of- Annie Marcus in thi
| Probate Court for Newberry county, : |
i South Carolina, 011 Thursday, thje 30th
' j? *r-v 1 4 AftA 1 A - t.l 1
day ot i>ecemoer, ivzv, at iu o ciocs,
in the forenoon and will immediately
thereafter ask for my "discharge a?
administrator of said estate. AU
persons holding claims against estat#
i of Annie Marcu3. deceased* will pr?'
sent same duly attested to the lihdarj
signed, on or before December M,
11920.
| T. A. Williams* ?
A dm.
[ Newberry, S. O. Nov. 29, 1920.
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