The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, December 14, 1920, Page EIGHT, Image 8
f&RELY PERSONAL.
Sttb Movements of Many- People, i
:-x' i\evtocTriun* and Those Who 11]
Visit Newberry. [ H
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Probate Judge W. F. Ewart spent'
the week-end in Spartanburg: with ;n'
his son Heyward and family. i
Miss Esrelle Bowers and her broth- j
er. Postmaster A. J. Bokers, Jr., |n
spent the week-end in Greenwood I
wiih their parents and sister. j h<
Friendly Mark Smith suent theia:
week on Broad river- Ke has all the t
bridges in good fix except at Heller's j
% mill and will soon fix that all right, p'
Mr. J. S. Campbell has accepted aj^J
pos&ioii as jeweler and engraver at IQ
r Cooper's jewelry store. jTi
Judge C. C. Schumpert of New-J
berry, Mr. L: E. Schumpert of An-!
derson, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Cook of i ?
?Mr.-and Mrs. S. J. Wake-i^
field of Antreville and Mr. and Mrs.!1*
, Ja<v Hawthorne of Latimer were in!
toWn;to att(?mKthe funeral of Hugh!^1
Johnson Sehurapert.?Lowndesville , ^
cor. Abbeville Press and Banner,)^
10th. - ;?
fife Miss Annie Amiek of Newberry is j ]'
Vi visiting her sister, Mrs. A. B. Lott. "t
Mi'. Whitlock of Greenwood was a 1
?U?#t of A. ?. Lott on Sunday.?- ^
Johnston cor. Edgefield Chronicle,!p
ath. . p
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ACr/X H. Ifunt, in addition to hav- j
- " r.r? ^nmynii.fr.ppfi at
bvkm v.* v
the recent state Baptist convention, j J
hgVr\ 'Z':-'. / " ' ' T]
wcs made chairman of the committee j
- on layman's work, and the Rev. E. V. i c
Babb was placed upon the hoard of j J7
.6m?.t#cs for the Bapiist Courier, to!
our years; whOe Col. W..H. j ^
- Hunt was appointed 'on a committee j
- v .to wait-upon Governor Cooper "and IiV
to represent to him the lawlessness je
now in the state!" j*r
Hi? Pearl West of Cross Hill di-1 fj
; rectcd tfce demonstration work in the!
high school department at the meet-i
ing of the Laure- ^ County Teachers' j
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| ^ - aasocianou ill ijuureiib iUAi> ween. |
Mrs. Grady Holt, daughter of Mr. j ^
nnd 5Jrs. T. G. Williams, returned} j
last week from Dallas, Texas, after j h.
attending1 the% Wakefield-Cook wed- j '
ding, Mr. Grady Holt having attend-!'
ed as best man and Mr. Grady Gog-|
jfaas as' one of the .groomsmen. Mr. j
Jas. P. Williams, son of Mr. and j?(
Mrs. T. G. Williams, was also among !
these present. Mr. Holt came as far j
as*Greenville with Mrs. Holt on her:
way home, but proceeded to Philadelpshia
on a visit. 01
- Mr. Jame3 .T. Hill, railroad depot i
^ agent at Johnston, spent the tfeek
enci wiin nis pareuxs, :ur. anu wia.^
w George P. Hili. j T
Messrs G. W. and G. B. Sum-merjk,
are in Atlanta buying "rugs, etc., for j e3
the new/Sewherry hotel.
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Mr. J.- L. Bowles, Jr., arrived Sat-jli]
urday from Pittsburgh, Pa.,, to spend j w
the Christmas holidays here with, his!
parents, Mr. an<l Mrs. J. L. Bowles. | a*
The Rev. E. V. B?bb, Mrs. W. H. tl
Hunt and Messrs I. H. Hunt, Reid C. S3
r>.->,-\y. T TT Woe+ onrl R T. 'Onr.
lity returned last week from the "
meeting of the state Baptist conven- C]
afehJjP'' Miss Edna Fellers and niece, little
Mjjjs , Mary. Littlejohn of Prosperity, ^
dined with Mr. fftid Mrs. Raymond
$ Fellers at the Hotel National Satur- n
|?gg?- Miss Gladys' Higgins returned on ?"
Tcnday to her home in Easley. She
. - i a
<*ame to spend the week-end withj
j>er aunt, Mrs. R. E. Leavell, but - x- **
tended her visit for the weekv after w
1 mimiii 11 i ( eAKinrafiVin nn tKo nf
JVUV *WU WK/U Vii v^v ^V?AV vj. |
relatives and friends. v,:
Mr. R. Herman Wright is at the ^
Columbia hospital si/ffermg from the K
effects of an infested ankle. Mr. j
I <-j
Zaeh F. Wright visited him Sunday iG
* I
and reports him to be doing very j ~l
well. His many friends will- hopeJ0
that- he will "soon be himself again." j ?
Mr, Hugh Slice spent the week-end | f"
' with friends in-Newberry.
.Mrs. Hv H. Blease received a mes-j
sage<on Sunday that her mother wasj
seriously m and sfte leit on tne iz:3ui
Southern irain for Staunton, Va.
Mrs. O. B. Cannon and little 0.
B./ Jr., have returned from Colum-j
bia, affording many friends and rela-!
tives very great pleasure.
Mr. W. H. Hardeman, one of the;
trustees of the Odd Fellows' orphan- i
age board, attended a meeting of the!
board in Greenville last week. Re- j
ports "mdicate proper management j
ana the financial condition is saia to ;
be bes? in history of the institution.".
Prof. J. C. Kinard spent the weekend
in Lexincfton, returning with Mrs. j
Kinard. ? i
Mr. Forrest Lominack and family J
will move back to Newberry this!
v/cek from Hodges.
Dr. J. W. Kilgo preached at Cen-j
tral church Sunday and held the J
lirsi quarterly conference of the new
. . year.
v?o? TP T Pvn vrtlnf Af!
^ iWia* A . u. JJI Uiiiivt. i/i .fiwuiiuan j
was a week-end visitor in the city, j
Mr. D. Fair Pifer stopped over the
week-end in Newberry on his way)
from Miami, Fig., to Winnsboro.
Mr. George P. McCrary of Clln*
ton was in Newberry Monday.
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VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT, j
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Those who didn't see "The Scut-} ^
ers" this afternoon will have an-! ^
:her chance tonight. Monday, Wil- 1
% ? }]
am Farnum featured: and Pox 1
P
ews.
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The Bachelor Maids will meet with
[iss Teressa Maybin Tuesday after- j
oon at 4 o'clock. - ' ! 0
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Tuesday Constance Talmadge will; r
a. here in "Dangerous Business," j c
id Wednesday many people will see p
The Bird of Paradise."
It was only a box on the nose thativ
[r. George Epps got, but it split that i
[jpendage to his face. The box;
idn't get on his nose but his nose |
in against the box. George handles jc
its of boxes for Kibler company. jP
If you want to see "Her First [ ^
lopement," go to the opera house!11
hursday and watch Wanda Haw!eyj?
i the picture. ;"
Another talented young citizen of '/,
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ewoerry is James Boylston. We ' ^
are seen some of his sketches and i
c
ley are of ? high order of merit. The jv
rawings show this youthful artist to ; \
e possessed of real genius. New- o
erry bids fair to bo the home city of j ^
jture great caitoonists to take the n
Iao.es of the Celebrated artists now I ^
leasing the public through, the news- ~
aPerS- ... u . , |l
Ike Smith, .1 well known colored ;
itizen of Newberry, was recently j
larried, his bride being Vela Brice.?c
lie has been with Mr. H. H. Wells sojl
>ng?something like 23 years?
Tlrr* W< ])? 0
!? *..V ..... ... j ?
[e wants people to "know thai: he has t *
iken unto himself a wife ?wants his'; ?
iwarc+c relative" and all others to .
now it. Another well known colord
citizen, Vaney Jones, the shoe-j
laker, was also recently married ;!,J
is bride was Nena Davis. They hate J'
one risrht and well.
Ji:
A couple of lost umbrellas, are atjs
le postoSScc awaiting: calls of own- j i
ps. One lady had one returned to j ?
&r from the postoffice just after the j'(]
mftyfov hft/1 hanj)s>/]-hf>r shf lost 1.
..vwv. ..V. 4,
bout three months ago. Two urn-!!'
rellas brought back the same day is I ^
n unusual occurrence when so often i *
. o
one ever gets back. i b
Cotton 14 1-2 cents Monday, with i t
ied at 30 cents. ~ '
The Baracca class of the First \ s
aptist church will have on a sale of' v
hristmas goods, beginning Wednes-j s
ay, at the store ot Anne 0. RufF 1
Co. - . | C
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ivirs. tis vv. liinrnarat ana/cn;i.aren : a
iturned last Week to their ^iome at ^
hrhardt, after spending a week with j ^
jr mother, Mrs. Alma Taylor. -Jack i jaylor,
mail agent between Spartan-! Ii
irg >and Augusta, spent the week- i d
id with his mother. ; *
Miss Mattie Kalfacre of St. Phil-' g
ps is spending the week in the city j J
ith her twin sister, Mrs. Sam Burns.
Baseball is not near so dangerous j ^
3 football, but Charley West frac-><_
ired a bone of his right hand in a | v
a me last week. i s
The Anderson Mail wickedly says '?
>jSt
' ? man and his wife ever get drawn
n the same jury, there's where a
tistrial will be ordered. ;-j
Amity lodge will confer the E. A. j
egree Tuesday night at 7:30. ; At
the rummage and candy sale by j *
[embers of the Calvin Crozier chap-;
ir Saturday afternoon a fraction j v
CO A 4- ofr ft w iv? ' ^
VCI -p-t UuO UilbVii 1*1. , VJ
You know they can't pronounce; n
r" fn China and Japan, so when : *
ley eat rice over there you kno\vjc
hat they call it. v ' {2
A your.g man in Newberry has a j?
atc'n that keeps such correct tihie jc
le sun peeps in his window every; /
... , I ^
lorning to see if it is time to rise, j a
Santa Claus will be with the chil-! 3
ren at the. bazaar at Boundary |a
;reet school nextv Friday at 3:S0|
ATI : :*...)
CiUCK* All Kit' II IVILL'U.
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Christm!
Good.
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Serviceable Goc
\ Oneiric.
J5-X VUVIIV*
Waterman's Fo
Ingersel Watch
Fine Stationery
Nimnally's Fim
Flashlights
Pocket Knives
Cigars, etc., etc
Priced to Sell no w
i on
bisaer & !
iw ii i ? ? I KM r-f^s irrr.?tt- aatss
The General Sessions Court."
The court of session convened o
londay with Judsre Ernest Moor
residing:. Several cases were <ii?
>osed of the first day and it is th
urpose of the solicitor to clear th
ail first and then take up the mui
er charges and fret rid of then
\Tnni',1 /-*V?o vornfl flip o-rnr.:\ n?v
L4v auwwav. V o ~
nd the court got right down to bus
iess. A detailed account of th
ases will be given in the Frida
inper.
In a number of liquor cases ther
fere pleas of guilty.
Mimnaugh's Under Price Sale.
Is still going on and from th
rowds that flock the store it is th
:reatest selling event that has bee
tuiled off in this county'* in man
noons. Remember that every thin
oes at greatly reduced prices an
hat it is the purpose of this big niei
hant to clean his , shelves rig?
!o\vn to the planks so as to make th
/ay clear for the new goods that h
xpccts to put in for his spring bus
less, and the goods now being o1
sred are right' up to the minute i
tyle and quality. Get in line wit
he crowds and get some of .the ba
:ains that are being offered. Th
ale goes on untii the 24th of D<
ember and 1ne time to buy is befoi
he rush of the last few days.
Former Chief 'Justin Ira B. Jonc
if Lancaster is visiting his brother
)r. E. C. Jor.cs and Mr. S. B. -Tone
udge Jones was also formerly oditc
if the Newberry He rait!. His itian
rictids are glad to see him.
ifnte oj South Carolina,
County of Wwbeny,
Court of Common Pip as. .
)avid Shelton, plaififilt, \
against
ohn E. Young and Mamie LouiixYoun;',
defendants. ,
Pursuant to an order of the coui
n the above entitled action I wi
c. 13 at public auction at the Coui
jiouse in the Town of Newberry, i
he County of Newberry, in sai
itatej on the first Monday (sale;
iay; in January, 1021, within th
cgs. 1 hours of sales, for cash, all ths
ot or parcel of land situate in th
.'own of Newberry, in the County c
^wherry, in said State, containin
-re-fourth of an acre, more oi* les;
clng a part of what was known 2
he "Goggans Place," and lying nort
r. Boundary or Higgins Street, 7
est. running back 187 feet on on
ide and 162 feet on tne otner siu<
ith a width of 75 feet on the hackle.
The same being lot No. 5, o
plat made by J^s. F. Glenn, sin
eyor. recorded in-the office , of th
'lerk of the Courts of Common Pics
r.d General Sessions for said Cour
y and State, in Book 8. Record o
teal Estate Conveyances at pag
24, snd being the lot conveyed t
he .defendant, John E. Young, b
Jugene' A. Grimn by deed bearin
ate'August 3 7, 1918, recorded i
he office of the Clerk of said Couri
t Newberry, in said 'County an
Itate. in Book 24, Record of R?.i
V+?-.+? at Til?" 37.
iC VVJi . Vjfc^;.v-vw v,, J 0 . . ^
Upon the failure cr refusal .of th
urchaser to immediately compi
;ith the terms of such sale the Ma:
er will immediately on said da
/i'.hin the lejral hours of . sales, u
eli said premises at public outer
,t said place upon the same terrr
r,u conditions, at the risk of the fo:
ner purchaser.
H. H. Hikai cl,Ls
Master for Newberry Count}
South Carolina;
December I3th, V**20.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENTS B
HIGHWAY COMMISSION.
Sealed applications are hereby sr
icited by the highway eommissionei
p c,->:intv far atmoinl
A v? j vwv...^ 4
lic-nts to the following position fo
he year 1021: ^Supervisor of road
our chainganir guards, physician i
ounty home, ferrymen on Broa
nd Saluda rivers and, at Henderson
>n Enoree river. Applications (e>
ept ix< to physician) to be accon
lanied by petition or letters of cr
lorsement, to-state salary wantc(
;ncK shall be filed before January ]
021. Ri^ht reserved to reject a
implications.
GEO P. BOULWARS,
Chairman.
; 12-14-3t-ltaw.
n.nom? mwu,??qbbwl;.,, js mi 'ftniTfWfMKttWKD
Stock
>ds of Quality
uni&in Pens
es
. i
3 Candies
e
regardless of cost
Veeks Co.
-
. NOTICE STAGS! jc
11 ; Bring your applicants in early. :
e i Doers will open 6:30, meeting called j
?- J 7 o'clock sharp; adjourn 7:45. Let's j
el?o to the show in body.?Adv.
j- . =!;
i. i FOR RENT I
1 / j
y I Eight rooms and bath over Herald
i and News Office. ; ,
ei SEE j
yj| ANNE O. RUFF jj :
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SPECIAL KOTICE
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oiOpen Evenings and you are invited j
to c-ali and look around. Hal!
M; Kohn. ' , i
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' i Newberry Pressing: Club will move to'
?i G. C. Williams' building: next to;
d! Centra! house, January 3. 1921.!
All those that wr.nt to join thr*!
lt.; club come now. Liilie A. E. jCiilliam,
Proprietress. 12-14-Cti
'' | Funeral Flowers. Orders rilled for
i-! * flowers and designs. Hal Kohn. :
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r.; i
11}Weed for S?.!e?f?5 cords, 4 foot,
j, i pine and oak wood. Just outside i
:j city limits on Jones property.
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f J' f'&l'ft H. ilUUlCJ.
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}-jEcxed Paper Can't Be Deal for;
c Christmas gift's, f hav- Eaton, I
Crane. and PiLe's and Samuel!
Ward's. .Give paper made by aj
/inn ivhose very naive cjjrries pie.:-:
?sj tige. The qoality of my paper is!
s,; evident. Tlai Kohn.
s.; ;
>; , Dolis?Cco.i selection, nri<-e:l to sell j
y' to you. <iiidei* & Weeks Co.
j ] 2-14-21:.
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j Watfr.'naii"* jf-er.s in plain an a nilverjj
j arid -gold."patK-rriH. G?7e Water- |
man's this year. Hal 'Colrn. * | *
' !
o!lt-y our homemade candles. R;Ue-'
!w j Rite Gakery. . i
rt1" 7!
1} ; Nunnal'y's fine candies, $1.00 pound.
tj Our assorted .boxes 75c pound.:
n i Chocolate cherries 95c pound. Gil-!
j i der & Weeks Co. * 12-14-2t |
5. j j
iCjEver3nape Pencils make fine gifts.!
it: Plated, sterling and gold. Hai
:e | Kohn.
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? : For Sale?On'S"milk cow, two mares!
5>; and a few pi?3. Apply to Fred J. j
',s j Cromer, Newberry, S. C.
5 3 2-1 -i-5tp.
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_ ; Christmas Cards are on display and j
V. vou are Invited to see them.- Hal!
? Kohn. ; ,, < i
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giCommumif Silver Plate?Big stock j
l?J and priced mighty low. Gilder &j
Weeks Co. . !2-14-2t'
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j I I
c IA Fra:r>ed Picture makes a fine gift. '
o | Many to select from and frames to j
vj suit ail likesl Kal Kohn.
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^5 ,v \ i
n ! V/atsmanJs local Fountain pen?.?I
:s j Prices saraa'Jas before the war. Gil
<ij der & Weeks Co. 12-14-2t S
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Christmas Fiavcrs. I am now tak-!
2! in<r ordeis tor carnations and all!
Yj other flowers far Christmas deliv-iH
ery. PhGne and mail orders filled, j
y "Say it with Flowers." Hal ij
H; Kohn.
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i<; Books?Good selection. I
c- Pleasing prices, for example, $2.00
Boy Scout Book for 75 cents. Gil- ,
der & Weeks Co. 12-14-2t;
i Cut Flowers at AH Times. 'Regular;
j shipments of fine rloiyers. Phone;
-i and mail orders filled. Ilai Kohn.i
Y i
i InpesfGci! v/atches, ilashlights, pocket!
y. i knives. We car. satisfy you. ' Gil-.'
sj dcr & Weeks-Co.. 12-14-2tj
t- } I / ?.^ I 1 C -P/%1. !
^ CICTX3 IIIICI1, W CliiJC.'l/, UVCI a I, ivi j
g~ Postal Mail Service. SI25 month, j
,{? Experience unnecessary. For free!
'cj[.| particular?, of examination, write'
3] Leonard (former Civil Service!
j Examiner), 147 Equitable Sid.'?.,!
J Washington, D. C'.
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Lost?Between Columbia and New-;
. l/en-y, a wire wheel with 32x4 1-21
: cord tire. If found return to G.
11 ' r? n.n :.i. ? Ml ? C I
?>. vtuiuMiiK;ij vriecuviue, o. u.,i
and reeeivc regard. 14-14-2tp!
For Rent?One 4 horse farm and one J
0 horse farm four miles from town,;
? in crood state of cultivation. Will!
7 cut up in smaller tracts if desired. |
li. G. Boylston, Newberry, Bo:-; 17. j
Phone 6. 12-10-4tpi
{Wanted?Room and board young}
! married couple or would consider I
J rooms for light housekeeping.!
j Phone 200. 12-10-1 taw4wsi
'Give a ijift worthy of the giver.,1
{ Whitman's Sampler, in all size!
packages. P. E. Way, Druggist,!
Newhei ry, S. C.
Waterman Ideal, Parker's Lucky
Cure and Capital School Pens
from SI.59 and up at P. E. Way's
i Drug Store.
!
Lard Cans-7-Have a large stock. Allj
i sizes. Prices right. Summer \
! Bros. Co. !2-10-3tj
! J
(. Galvanized SHinsles?About 30 j
j squares. Will close out at very;
i close mice. Summer Bros. Co.
12-10-2L
IfireworksI
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j Salutes, Torpedoes j
Rnman Candles.
Sparklers,, etc. at
|P.E. Way's Drag Store
i Come See Our Xmas Gifts J
3t * f i
Vive useful gifts. See our beautiful IV;
line of Xmas Stationery in hnnd-i
some gift Roxes. Prices right.1
Qome, we'll be glad to show you.
P. E. Wav, * Druggist, Newberry.
S. C.
t ?
Vinter Rcbcs?Large and well as- ; F
sorted stock, pretty patterns and :
going cheap. See us and save j
morse v. Summer ijros. to. i
2-10-'it.
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Let's Mak<
. Hardware 1
. Here are some of the goo*
you:
i J
Pocket Knives I?
Scissors S;
Knives and Forks B
Meat Choppers F
Oil Heaters 0
Dazey Churns E
Hoys' Wagons V
Toys
Shotguns L
Rifles. ' C
Co mm Unity 5
Indian B1
Paints and Varnish
Give us a Call
William Johi
Newberry
' Gifts Tfe
Remember"there are only
Christmas and it behooves yc
secure just what you want,
know the quality of goods t
shop around. We absolute!
1.1 J - 1. - r
soja 10 ut; cts mprwcincu.
An experienced Engraver
charge of this department wi
Engraving and Jewelry Rep;
store will be engraved FREI
\ \
Below we list a few of the
on display which are most a
"gifts:.
DIAMONDS, BRACELET
BROOCHES, CAMEOS, 3
GENTS' WATCHES, WAr
CHARMS, WATCH FOBS
HNS, BELT BUCKLES, BE]
Don't fail to see our stock
buying. n
. Coopers Jev
j
. ; rimiuimmaiwii??
aiam him miiiw ! unrnnrm
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2 1
If you don't go haif way w
be only ono result.. Christms
vl _?t j.1__ u.
Up Willi aii luy peypie vuii n.
to. And you can start some'
the ledger by remembering
* ' pectin# a Greeting: Card fror
, today.
, SCATTER S
* WITH CHRISTiVL
HAL M
"The New Di
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A * rf<?rrmen.msmm
In every city,, to v. n and ha
out?the whole nation rejoic
It will be a Merry Ghristn
lady, or the older lady, too
Whiting & Davis or Piccadi!
mno ifW'*f
iiiao a *. w
Fastidious women are air
splendid style, the line worl
ful silk-like mesh of these <
tions.
Our jewelry line is comple'
from us now will be put awav
We urqre you to make you
the last few days as it will hi
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jLiue JCW
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lolor Oil and Greases?At prices'
considerably under the manufac-j
turers priccs. We can save you J
mor.ev. See us. Summer Bros.?
Co. 12-10-2t i
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or Sale?Three <rood farm mules. J
Will keep until January 1st. Also
have three bugjries for sale. Mrs.
W. P. Pugh, R. F. D. No. 1. Pros-i
neritv. S. C. 12-30-2tp.l
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0 This A I
Christmas j
d things we have to offer ;
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i
azors
/
afety Razors
utcher Knives
ood Choppers
ii Cook Stoves
lectric Irons
eiocipedes
ir Rifles J
oaded Shells j
artridges
Silverware
ankcts
es lor the. Home
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Prices Ritfht j
i
nson & Son j
r. 3. c.
tat Last j
a few more days before
>u to buy early in order to
The people of Newberry *
his store handles, so, why
y guarantee every article
/ I
and Repair Man now in
1! s-ive prompt attention to
airs. Gifts'bought at this
p *
many items Vvre now have
ippropriate for Christmas.
WATCHES, BAR PINS,
LA VALUERS, PEARLS,
rCH CHAINS, WATCH
, CUFF LINKS, STICK . i
1?TS, etc., etc. i "
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and get olir prices before
'A I
II
velry Store j
""MM *?,w ''. 1 1 ;
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o - I
l!
ith your friends, there can
is is the best time to catch
t
ave been meaning* to write
thing- on your own side of friends
who won't be exn
you. Make up your list
UN5HINE
\S CARDS
'OHN -
Dok Store" '
SSr
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,rnlet ihc glad tidings ring
es. ' ,
ias, indeed, for the young
, who receives a stylish
llv Mesh Bag as a Christj
.'iivc riolitf'd with the
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OPERA HOUSE
PROGRAM
Tuesday, December 14
"DANGEROUS BUSINESS"
Constance Talmadrje
Hank Mann Comedy
Wednesday, December 15
"THE BIRD OF PARADISE"
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Admission: $2, $1.50, $1, 50c.
Plus tax
Thursday, December 16
"HER FIRST ELOPEMENT"
Wanda Hawley ^
Ruge Comedy
Dr. H. M, Bigby
Oplometriit
Eyes Examined
Gbsset Fitted
Phone 21.
Third Flood Exchange Bank Bid?.
Pure Rice Meal
100 lb. Bags
$2.50 per 100
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Jonnson-mciracKm
Company:
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Battery Business.?I sell the Vesta ^
battery. None better. I specialize
battery work. Give me a trial,
dewberry Battery and Electric Co.,
Beale H. Cromer. Friend Street,
opposite Cotton Platform3-30-tf
We hankie "Life-time Brand" alumi/
num cooking utensils. Schump'ertGraham-Suber
Co. \ 10-12-ff.
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Wc gin only on Friday'and Saturday
of each wee. The Prosperity Cot.
ton Oil Mill Co., Prosperity,'- S. C.
: n-19-otp.
See our Water Color Window Shades
at 75c each. Schumpert-GrahamSubj&r
Co. *. ' . 10-12-tf.
For Sale?Cedar shingles, extra cladr
grade. $7.75 f. o. b. Jas. E. Shealy,
Little Mountain, S. C. O-lTrl^tp
We have a full line of art squares
and rugs.Schumpert-Graham-Suber
Co/ . ' ' jO-12-tf. y
Contractors - and Builders. Save 10
to 25 per cent, cm Flooring, Ceiling,
Siding, Laths and Shinglas.
Irs />?%? Iftfe 1 icf A
?J UJf lil LttL XUbO. UVliU 11JV JkVJ. uvlivered
prices. Greenwood Sales
Co., Box 435, Greenwood, S.'C.
9-14-2ot-ltaw. Come
to see us, we sell for less.
Sehumpert-Graham-Suber Co.
10-12-tf.
Wanted?Subscriptions, new or renewal,
to The Herald and News,
the Progressive- Farmer* Sonth'em
Cultivator, Ladies' Home JocrnaJ, \
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 appreciated.
Phone 25. Curtis Epting,
1704 Nance St.. Newberry. S. C.
10-12-2mo.
Office desks at &chumpert-GrahamSuber
Co. 10-12-tf.
Have us sail your land at auction.
Atlantic Coast Realty company,
Petersburg, Va., ar.d Greenville, J
N. C.# Write, wire or phone us at
Petersburg, Va., > or. see * Davis .
Realty Co., local contract represen- J
tatives, Greenwood, S. C. 1
0-28-ltaw-tf. f
Blankets ana comforts at Schumpert- I I
t o.,wu,. 1fl.10.tf 1
Uic<liaii:-k7U>/l'i v>y.
Candy Boxes?Attractive designs for jU
home and Sunday school in half JJ
pound sizes. Price $1.50, $3.00 II
and $4.00 per hundred, postpaid. fl|
Lutheran Publication House, Co- .#
iumbia, S. C. 12-7-21 SI
For Sale?Two iron safes. H. C.
Hollo way. 11-30-tf H
Shoe Repairing;. Get the kind today n
for tomorrow that will be with El
you the day after. Electric Shoe .MM
TI 1111 Of Jf |
J1 U>JJ I LUl, 1111 1 11C1IU
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Nc hunting or trespassing allowed on j
any lands of the undersigned. Vio- ; ;
lators will be vigorously prose- . ??[
cuted. W. T. Buford. t
H-23-Gt. #|
Automobiles Retopped?Having on J
hand a large supply of material we
can save you S10 to $15 on yourSf
top. Electric Shoe Hospital,
Friend St. ^lf!|
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