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I Fy'RELY PERSONAL. fl ? . li Movement* of Many People,], r*?.waerr ians and Those Who i' Visit Newberry. j< Messrs. E. J. Diekert and C. F. ; j Purvis of the Birmingham bakery, j ] - Columbia, motored to Newberry j ( Wednesday to stay until Thursday, j * Miss Fannie McCaughrin returned j last week- from a "stop-over" visit to j ( hcv sister, Mrs. J. C. Harper. in j ( Greenwood. Miss Lucy McCaup:hrin j t will leturn thi^ week-end from Phila- ( delphia. i v Mrs. B. Wise and her little son, j o. B., Jr.. of Atlanta, have been; i spending n week here with her sister, j c Mrs. T. 0. Stewart, and cousin, Mrs. |\ Welch Wilbur.- Her many friends are glad'to see. her. She and her lit- 'c tie son will leafve in a day or two for j ? . Columbia, visiting: her sister, Mrs. C.! 1 E. Black, for a few days, when they j go to Chester to be with Mr. Wise, j s who will be there representing the j c American LaFrance Fire' Engine Ji ferinpany. }c Mr, John M. Kinard was put on the j limestone college committee at the;( meeting of the State Baptist conveh-p tion in Columbia last week. This j? item was overlooked in mentioning!^ the names of. Newberrian* on the; various* committees during our h*t;* imn*. v' .. x ! B&5; : ... u JIiss alargherita Matthew, who j has ba?n attending the Abby school, ik 3100 IGth street, N. W.r Washington, | P. C., arrived' home Wednesday for J J tii* holidays. - s Mr. Paul M. Smith of Montffdtoiery, j -W.y -is..in Newberry to spend a.j i.- - month vrith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. j , W. R. Sarith. ' /' | Mr. Lane? SvJindler, now w&h the) * K.' K, Fairbanks company of Colum-L j b5e, spent from Wednesday to Thurs-! r day in Newberry with his "father, Mr. |r J. W.Swrndler, and family. Mr.-2nd Mrs. Claude 0. Sligh of j CSemson will arrive here on about j the 23rd to'spend Christmas with her j q parents," Mr. and Mrs. Robt. T. Cald-' . W k j * ' ! ' : Mrs. A. T. Brown returned the j J first of the week from a visit to Mr. j and Mrs. B. W. Wa^kins, which she I "V spent with her son, Guy, and his wife ! a and others. j F ' Mrs. F. Z. Wilson was present last j tl Sspday in.Greenwood with Mrs. J. F. |h Burton of Laurens, Mrs. C. C. Feath-1T L J ..i. au? rr>4-U \ v ciaioiiu iiiiu ubiicxa uu uic i uhui- ; *, <lky of their relative, Dr. J. D. Pitts. I 1j Sfiss Lillie Maim has returned \\ N ? from a visit to Columbia. She went | 3 ~>r-r rtb spend a week but they got her to j S stay a month, so "useful as well as j "V . ... ? v : ? ornamental" was. sr.e. s . Mrs. George Ay Wright, who has ?been ill at her home in Greenville, I: has recovered, her many friends here I will be glad to learn, her sister, j I Mrs. W. E. Pelham, Sr., having re-jC j si . - turned'from a.visit there. jlv Mr.-Holland R. Paysin'ger of Au-jv gufita has arrived to spend the corn- b ing holidays with relatives in Nev;- j h |g; beiry; 1 j t Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Farr of Little Mountain visited her parents, >Ir. j and Mrs. James L. Amick.?Mace- \ doaia cor. Lexington Dispatch-News, j 0 15 th. ^ I Hiss Pauline Hunter of Pendleton v is visiting Miss Abbie Gaillard at c 'flelena. h Mrs. iTeubin Bouknight of Saluda r returned \home on Wednesday, after j* visiting her brother, Treasurer C. C. ja w Schnmpert. and other relatives in the |c city.. ' Mrs. M. A. Ren-wick has rented j ^ from Mr. M. B. Caldwell the house in } w < i (college ^street lately vacated by Dr. j A. J. Bowers and family. j Mrs. Ben Mayer Mayes has arrived : ^ fbom Greensboro to spend the holi-t ^ days in Newberry. Mr. Mayes willj arrive later, in time for Christmas [sWith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Tom Mayes. j VARIOUS AND ALL ABUUJ. j " There will be a basketball game h Friday nighty 7:30, at the college | a gym, between the 61st infantry of j b Camp Jackson and Newberry .col- i d leger" . ( J W\iat do you think of this?: Lige Glenn and Henry Gallman, two' old; ti colored men, were before the record- j v. er Wednesday for assault and battery - d: ?fighting ab^ut a woman. They paid; tc a -fine of $5 each for their scrap. | G This is the last term of court for j Clerk John C. Goggans. The nexti o: term will be under the "regime" of, a: Mr. J. D. Wheeler. Success to both ' si of these gentlemen and worthy citi- 'h ' zens. ! ii It won't do to pick up street ru-: mors as news. | o: A lady in this city has received an ) e: invitation to visit in the country for! b the purpose of taking pan in a bird j 1c hunt with some other ladies. Such jo' sport and exercise would be far bet-; n ter in every way than "game" pas-' o times in which- many.of them en-it*. tpfsgp- - j a< . How the unexpected child of thejw tenem3nt brought a crisis in a mil-Ik. lionaire's home. See the picture ofjn "The Saphead" Friday. jhi The Tugaloo Tribune thinks thejj; - ; -/ V .* \ : >\ < < barbers will have' to charge men f nore for shavjng now as their faces ne so much longer. There were 37,858 bales of '-otton, j ounting round as half bales, ginned n Newberry county from the crop of j 1920 prior to December 1. 1920, as; 1 compared with 30,158 bales; grinned jl o December 1, 1019. j< A little "s" can drop into the place i( >f a "c" i:n the word "infected" andi^ 'hange it to "infested' before the er-p ur can uenrctcu. Do your Christmas hinting early.? ' ^ Anderson Mail. p Whoever heard of a baracca hav-' ng fancy articles ,for tale Christmas, -J >r any other time? Nov; if we had '1 vritten it Philathea as told, it would!*' lave been all right. The Philathea ! ^ lass of the First Baptist church put j ^ i \ t sale on at the store of Anne 0. j * & company. j The entertainment by Lone Lane i < :choof at Mt. Bethel-Garmany acad- j ;my announced for Friday night will j * lot be given on account of the death j i >f Mr. J. S. Ruff. j I The spectacular play of "The Bird: t )f Paradise" Wednesday night was j1 vitneeccd by a large audience. The j > ' - j?/ -1 .1 iL J 1 rcenery \va:< Deautnu: arm mu ucuh^; ine. v> -P Another road show Monday nijrht. j:?ee ad. J Tiie commissioned of public works * id\ e received a ear of poles from I * Spirit Lake, Idaho. ; An item has been sent here by an \ isfceemed subscriber in Washington,; < C. Ho saw a list of marriage ii- < :crises in a J&tryland newspaper, in ; t vhich were the names of Walter N. j Edwards of Cumberland. Md., and i I \v.nle E. Cronier of Newberry. S. C. j J The Rev. Kanamori, called the ! J 'Billy Sunday of Japan," will preach ! <. it the Church of the Redeemer to-: t light, Thursday, at 7:3C o'clock. A i < eal treat is in store for all who go : ' I o near r.im. From the way in which some of the : tores are decorating beautifully for: Christmas, Newberry expects to have ! good time. j je A Housewarming Party. ^ A nice housewarming took place j ( Veanesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock js t the new residence of Mr. and Mrs. J1 ' P in the band onDosite K he little flower garden frortting the' I orae of Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Weeks. I( 'he ladies gathering there made hot i h hocolate and sandwiches and each! i<:y gave a present. The following 'ore present on the happy Occasion: lesdames \ W. J. Swittenbers, J. W. r Imith, Jr.. Georgre C. Hipp. C. D. t Feeks, W. E. Pelham, Jr.", J. Fred U chumpert, B. M. Dennis, P. E. Way. |v !cK. Hutchinson, K\ H. Rikard, W. j jj [. Lominack, R. M. Lominack, Frank 1 * ^ominack, ,Pope Buf-ord, Lonnie J. f >ickert, J. Marion Davis, C. M. West, | !. F. Kimball, Miss Nora and ! liss Linda Welch. Mrs. A. W Welch j ras unable to be present in person, j ut was thTere in spirit as she sent I vv m'oemit All hnri an Aniovahlo i ime. Meeting of Stags. The order of Stage held their see nd meeting on last Wednesday night. t was reported the attendance was; 5 ery good considrein?rthere was to e a first class show at the opera i ouse the same night. State Di-| ector Bailes stated they accepted i ft __ 1? J -1-1? J 1 XI I o new applicants, oongateu mem j nd that quite a few had made appli-1 ation to join but prefered waiting: ill next meeting night which is next I. Wednesday night. Little afraid they j rould miss part of the. show. The members who have already. iken the obligation say *the order j as some very attractive filatures j (iat no oiher order has. The charter was left open for a 1 sort while with fee still ST. i m i Death of Mr. Jno. S. Ruff. 31 r. John Suber Ruff, at the ad-: ? anced age of 80 yefcrs, died at his; I ome in No. 2 township on Monday j * fternoon at 5:30 o'clock, and wasi uried at Rosemont cemetery Tues-' ay afternoon at 3, service by Dr.! ^ . W. Carson. liorl m Vi<??&lrTv /5nvir?A' I / ic past three years. Mr. Ruff is sur- j ^ ived by his widow and eight chil-l ren, the five sons and three. daugh-1 >rs being as follows: Chris S., 'S' eorge S., John II., Walter L. and' f. Charles, and Mrs.?J. F. Stephens f Silverstreet, Mrs. W. P. Lominick nd Mrs. S. W. Brown of No. 2 town-] lip, all the sons living in ther same! ome community, except Walter, who' ves in Columbia. j Mr. Ruff was a well known citizen ! f the county and a successful farm- j l* in his younger days. During his; oynooci ne auenaeo i\cwperry coi-, >ge and was later a student of the. Id South Carolina college. He did j ot quite finish his course, having | beyed the call of his country by en-i .ring the service of the Gonfeder-j L*y. He was a gallant soldier and as popularly and affectionately j nown as "Snib," which peculiar: icknanie clung to him throughout: is life. Mr. Uuff was a member of *mes D. Nance camp. 'c AMERICAN LEGION NOTES * 0 Last Tuesday nijrht the Legion's jasketball ieam held the strong eole.?re loam -il to 11 in the first same )f the season. The first quarter endN'l * O in r.f t h f*nllpp*p ;vl 11# im II I 1 CI \ W L W i U?V X 3ut in the second the college got iway for a good lead and kept it to ho close of the sramo. Xoiwithitanding the large score the game vas interesting throughout, and was mjoyed by the large crowd present. .7erd Scurry. Owen Holmes, Dr. Finley, Pope Scurry, Harry Hardeman md Robert Boozer represented the Legion, and put up a hard fight. Piedmont college for February 2 ha-: dcen added to our schedule. The local post will join with the )ther organizations in the county in naking the community Christmas Tee a success. Fellow veterans let is join whoie heartedly i? this celenpif.ion, and help make the people in his community forget. 3"or 11 while at cast, all about the, business depresion that seems to be enveloping the .vhole. country. If we would only 00k for it we have much that should nnko us joyful and happy. Let u?; atch tie true- Christinas spirit and ing from" the heart faro!.-? to thf 'New,Born Kin?." The post will hold its regular .emi-lnonthly meeting: next Monday averting, December 20. at 7 ::>0. The neeting will be over hi time to ater.d the show if you so desire. The Legion's Christmas dance wi!l ;e given on Docembev 28. GarbrrJavis orchestra will fur alsh music, everything points u- an enjoyable evasion. The post shall strive to susaln its reputation obtained at former lances. Duane Livingstone, Publicity Chairman. "New Masonic Officers. Officers for Signet cnapler, No. 18, I. A. M.. 1921. elected and appoint id December 2 3: C. B. Martin, hkrh priest; H. T. .'unnon, king; Julian A. Price, cribe; A. J. S. Langford, treasurer; \ & Johnson, secretary: N. C. Toole, of U.; B. T. Yoxu?? P. S.; W. G. Jallock, R. A. C.;T. M. Neei, M..3V.; Jeo. C. Hip2V.; John W. Eariardt, M. IV.; W. S. Mann, sentinel. American Heirs of Irish Estate. Information lately received by datives in this country show them o be heirs of an estate in Belfast, reland. by the recant death of the ,'idovv of Samuel McGoe Shannon, FOR SALE CORD WOOD /' ' W. W. CROMER : ? i T53iSJi'?r.'^^?7?Kac?a. n i n j /; uooct oooks For Children1 i I Vollan.d's Happy Books for. lie little folks. i Attractive in design, odor-: ill and entirely wholesome! ooks. 5 Each book boxed. Many Litrjects. Glad to show them.; HAL KOHN i "The New Sook Slore" I ^ ^ | j the hitter of whom died in that coun'try about 20 years ago. The relatives in Xewberry county are Messrs. I Will, Kay and Sam Shannon and the : children of their deceased sister, i 7 I Mrs. Dobbins. Each heir gets '50 .pounds and 1'? shillings. There are | other heirs, living in Ireland. DARDANELLA PLEASES LARGE AiimcvrF at r?ARi iMr.TOM j Manager Wells received a telegram j Thursday from George B. Hemliek!son. in art aser of the Liberty theatre, Darlington, stating that Dardanella : played to a packed house Wednesday i night and that he recommended ii I I highly. Dardanella will be seen at the : opera house Monday night, Decem! ber 20, and from all accounts it will be one of-the best shows seen here ? j this season. ! ^ SPECIAL NOTICE . Harry Stilwell Eowafd's book, "LncaS Africanus." Mayes Book & Va; iicty Store. , Cut Flowers Every Day. Phoney and mail orders filled. Flowers shipped I anywhere. Hal Kohn, The Fiower Man. . !> ! IM.I IIIIIIW.. > * p ?Lost?-String of pearl bcsds. Reward jf returned to Armv Supply Store. ;52-]7.Jtp. 1 Fancra! Designs and Flowers. Orders j filled from-Newberry or wired to ; any town in the United States. ; Hal Kohn. I !Strav Mula?Small m^ire. nrale. cross i eye*}, strayed from 3 613 Nance i street, Sunday night. Finder please ! notify L. W. llikard, Prcserpity. | Phone :'G21. 3 2-17-2tp And Don't Forgret that you arc irv ! viced to "browse around," at the "New Book Store." Open even ' ings. :Lost?Between Columbia and New' berry, a wire wheel with 32x4 1-2 j cord tire. If found return to G. B-. Goldsmith, Greenville, S. C., | and receive reward. 14-14-2t-p Christmas Gresting Cards. The popularity of my cards is shown by the monv nvdprs whifh \VP fret * vrw,-v ~ ? - o - for them., If you see them you i will like (?hem. .Hal Kohn. : To Rent?FaVm between Prosperity and Newberry. About one hun! ,dred ?nd"fifty acres. Known" as ! the Birge'or Morgan place. Good | land and in good condition. Write ! S. "S. Biijge, Prosperity, S. C., or ! M. MnvHcJu, Denmark, S. C. :12-17-:3tp. i . j Crepe P?per( in Christmas designs i and solid .Jpolors. Tissue paper in i' holly, red j .green and white. Hal I Kohn. Fcr Rent?Six room dwelling, stove \ aiid dining room in the town of Helena. Also large two story i store. Possession first of January. M. M. Bu'ford, Newberry, S. C. i 12-17-3tp. ! 1 i : Serving Trays in mahogany, lacquer j and 'inlaid designs. Pretty trays are decorative as wcli as useful, j Hal Kohn. IA LIFE TIME PRESENT FOR $7.00 Mothers, wives, sisters, daughters and sweethearts for only $7.00 you can make to V?ii<sKoy?r? "Foflir.i* kV VUI IX U ii Vl 1 9JL y UkUiVi, iriencl or sweetheart a lifetime present, one that he will appreciate by far more than tenj times the amount it costs. A | present that will make a better i man of a good man,.a broader < man of a broad man. One that will help mankind I to think,' to mingle with his| brother, a gift that will help to unliix humanity. Now you are wondering what this great gift for so little cost can be. Ask any of our one hundred or more brother Stags and they will tell you. Clip the coupon, mail it to; K. Lamar Bai'es, State Director j for the Patriotic and Protective! Order of Starrs of the World,! Hotel National, Newberry, S.; C., writing plainly the name! and address of party you wish; to enter as an applicant. Aj membership receipt will be mailed to the applicant telling; or not telling the giver's name.' I 1 T nufi;ivniiuii I herewith present I ! ? i : Tor; i membership in the Order of P.; ' i P. (). S. Aire : 1 ' Occupation ! i j Recommended bv | i * ! f 'Waterman's Pens Are Iticnj Gifts. YV c ( C ; will be triad to show you our pens. in riloin nn rl <? .??<I 11"! TCnVtn ! ! 1 ! For Rent?One 4 horse farm and one; j <> horse farm four miles from town, If i in crood state of cultivation. Will . ! cut up in smaller tracts if desired. ! It. 0. Boylston, Newberry, Box 1 7. ; i I'll one <5. * 12-10-4tpij " ' E Eversharp Pcncils the World's Finest. In plated, silver and gold. For, i ladies and gentlemen. Hal Kohn. ; - \J ?Wanted?Room and board young i married couple or would consider' ' rooms lor lijrht housekeeping.; j Phone 2G0. 12-10-1 taw4\vs j. [ Mahogany Candlesticks with red can- ^ | dies make charming gifts. Hal ; i Kohn. Community Silver Plate?Big stock ^ | and priced mightv low. Gilder <fc' 1 Weeks Co. 12-14-2t: 1 ? ' _ Plantation manager wanted for plan-.T j tation three miles from Newberry, j ; George Johnstone. 12-17-2t ^ 'Nev/berty Pressing Club will move to i Z j (7. u. vv jiiiams ounmng next 10; ~ | Central house, January 1. 1021. J All thofie that want io join the club come now. Liliic A. E. Gil-! liam, Proprietress. 12-M-Stj Brass Gooda. Smoking sets, javd;.-j~ i ncrcs, hanging: pots, baskets and!* manv other items. Hal Kohn. i I : ?? ? ; i Inirer3oll watches^ flashlights, pocketi ! knives. We can satisfy* you. Gil-' 1 j der & Weeks Co. 12-l-i,2i j - I Ycur Christmas Carnations. 1 would j ! like to have your order as soor. asj | possible, Ka1 Kohn. BSBag2ESZ38EB&S3aE3B??8Bffii 3S ' ' " ' : Our Holida^ Line is now c before you buy and look the We suggest the following i Dolls and Toys r Manicure Sets 1 White Ivory F i Holiday Stationery IS1 Leather Bill Folds L Leather Writing Tablets 1Waterman Fountain Pens A Parker Fountain Pens P Schobl Pens, $1.50 and $2. C Serving Trays ' F TV atvi \ Electric Portables 4 S Perfume Sets P Kodaks K V/hitman's Fi The Wonder So: i 1 # j . And cfcher things we can r \ Newberry, i - ? -w I III III 'nil m MBPOPB ' " BIWIMI III! I !l Z 1 Z I? | 1 j Globe Dry Got i ??n?? ?? ?r xMTinnr?K?r ?i?^ I i ' / Shoes Ma | . . . . We are selling them in cur clearance sale. I Men's 88.00 dress shoe Men's S12.00 dress she Men's 89.00 dress shoe We have a good sto Colors. Black, Brown ; T _ -i- ^ v> i-iauies sjiuea, scut JJ Children shoes Call in and let us fit; for Xmas. * ? ? 1 B. T. Anders Newberry, S. C. ' I I-. 1. ' I J I ' live a gift v/orthy of the giver. j Whitman's Sampler, in fill size j packages. P. E. Way, Druggist,! Newberry, S. C. ) or Sale-?One milk cow, two mares' and a few piirs. Apply to Fred J.! Cromer, Newberry, S. C. ; ] 2-1 -i-otp. ; 'oils?Good selection, priced to sell: to vou. Gilder & Weeks Co. i 12-14-2t. i \ i/a!f>rman Idea!. Parker's Lucky * Cure and Capital School Pens j from $1.50 and up at P. E. Way's' Drujc Store. ! m _n j | f .. 1 .. J JunnaHy's fine candies, $1.00 pound.; Our assorted boxes T.r>c pound.! Chocolate cherries 03c pound. Gil-' der & Weeks Co. 12-14-2t: f Waterman's Ideal Fountain pens.? j Prices same as before the war. Gil- j der & Weeks Co. 12-14-21 j .trJ Cans?Have a large stock. All j SIZC'S. ITiCJ'S uijiitutct : Bros. Co. 1-2-1! 0-31j . : iive useful gifts. See our beautiful! line of Xrhas Stationery in hand-! some gift Boxes. Prices right.! Come, we'll be glad to shov: you.' 1\ K. Way, Druggist, Newberry,! C! c J* v>? Vintcr Robes?Large and well as- j sorted stock, pretty patterns and; goirir cheap. See us and save monev. Summer Bros. Co. ! 2-10-ot. i 'LrUitt-.as Bocks?Good selection. | Pleasing prices, for example, $2.00 ! Boy 55* out Book for 75 cents. Gil-1 dor & Weeks Co. - 12-14-2: i r 1 1 - i I .Clfrc : ad VII! 10 I i >n display. CALL EARLY I m over. I ireworks oiiet Sets 'ancy Baskets fippon China .adies Purses . j land Bairs I kir Rifles - . ; \ j ccket Knives pliar Bags lash Lights alad Bowls '1 ugar and Cream Sets,. encil Boxes Lodak Albums ne Candies < s for Children | i iot mention. Come today. i ffum ?ra^rrinrr rt c r i ! i ? mi wmm?mmmmmmm mm nwmmimmmmu ; 1 o ids tompany ; \ . : ' I. , . ' ' j - i ke Good | ' * ' ' ' ^ ^ i ? i I I at about half mice . I i' s, sale price.... $4.50 \ J fQSy Sci ie price..$6.50 ; ;s, saie price ..$5.98 ck to select from. I,' md Tan. li1 i < rice $2.50 to $8.50 \ ... 98c tc $4.50 I ! i y'ou iro in a new pair i; **" ' vi , . : * t ? - - - ? < * i - i, J ? i on, Prop. I;> Upper Main St. i. iv. . i ?i ??? q? r wc i'i ii a??ipr i w 11 ?j i i ??wj?w?i OPERA HOUSE PROGRAM ^ _ * Friday, December 17 "THE SAF HEAD" Special Fox Ncws%nd Franey Comedy \ Saturday, December 18 "VEILED MYSTERY" NO. 9 2 REEL WESTERN * CHRISTY COMEDY Monday, December 20. "DARDANELLA" (Road Show) ^ Prices 50c to $2 plus tax i Dr. H. M. Bigby Optometrist Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Phone 21 Third Flood Exchange Bank Bldg. Pare Rice Meal j 100 lb, Bags 1 $2JSODerlOO 1 Johiison-Mc Crackin Company Battery Business.?I sell . the Vesta ' battery. None better. I specialize battery work. Give me a trial. Newberry Battery and Electric Cd.r Beale H. Cromer. Friend Street, opposite Cotton Platform. 3-30-tf 1 ' > , . \ We handi^ "Life-time Brand" aluminum c-jokinz utensils. Schnninert Graham-Subcr Co.'. 1.0-12-tf. We gip only on Friday and Saturday of each wee. The Prosperity Cotton Oil Mill Co.,. Prosperity,C. ll-19-5lp. See our Water Color Window Shades at 75c each. . Scbumpert-GrahamSuber Co.. ' ; ' 10-12-tf, ?:? s :?i For Sale?Cedar shingles, extra clear grade. $7.7.3 f. o. b. Jas. E. $nealy. Little Mountain, S. C. 9-17-17tp v We have a fuli line of arjc squares and rugs.. S c h umpeat-G raha rn-S u ber Co. . 10-12-tf. ^ Contractors1 and Builders. Save 10 to 25 per cent. , on Flooring,, Ceiling, Siding, Laths and Shingles. Buy in car lots. Send list for delivered pric'cs. Greenwood Sales /i i ^ " / * a s*\ L>0., 130X 4^0, vjreenwooc, a. v. 9-14-26t-ltaw. ' ' - , i - '* . . Come to see us, we sell for.. less. ^ Schumpert-Graham-Suber Co. . 10-12-fcf. * I Wanted?Subscriptions, new or v re- news!, to The Kerald and News, the Progressive Farmer, Southern Cultivator, Ladies' Home Journal, Woman's Home Companion, Pictorial Review, Country Gentleman, McCalFs 'Magazine and any other magazine that is wanted. Please give me your gi?i: subscriptions. PJcase give or ieuve your subscription at Win Johnson's store for me Your subscription will be appreciated. Phone 25. Curtis Epting, 1704 Nance St., Newberry, S. C. 1 A . Otiicc desks at Sehumpert-Graham- ^ Suber Co. < : 10-12-tf. M Have us sell your land at auction. ' Atlantic Coast Realty company, . ] Petersburg; Va., and Greenville, am N. C. Write, wire or phone us at jH Petei-sburg1, Va.,' or* see Davis ^ Realty Co,, local contract representatives, Greenwood, S. C. )-28-ltaw-tf. Blankets a.nd comforts at Schiiinp&rt- -?gi Graham-Suber Co. 10-12-tf. Car.dy Boxes?Attractive designs for fj home and Sunday school in half IB pound sizes. Price $1.50, $3.00 -*|fl and 4.00 per hundred, postpaid. jjm Lutheian Publication House, Co- jH lumbia, S. C. 12-7-2t H For Sale?Two * iron safes. R. C. HoHowav. - 11-30-tf Slice Repairing. Get the kind today :Wg& for tomorrow that will be with 'JK you the day after. Electric Shoe Hospital, 1111 Friend St. J Vfo hunting or trespa.-sin:? allowed on I any la:uis of the undersigned. Vie- :<"%J lators will be vigorously prose- 1 Automobiles Retopped?Having OTl hand a large supply of material we M can save you $10 to $15 on yoat 1JSH top. Electric Shoe Hospit^, jjjfl Friend St.