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r-rrr?Ti?rr i i i ?aq Friday, Decembe^24, 1920. OPEN MEETING CHAMBER COMMERCE MONDAY NIGH" * "~~ President S. J. Derrick of th chamber of commerce has appoints ths men whose names appear bclo\ as a committee on taxation, to stud; the tax system of South Carolina an< to represent Newberry in a meetinj \vhich will be held in Columbia b: the South, Carolina developmcn board and state chamber of com merce early in January: Dr. George B. Cromer, James N * McCaughrin, T. Itoy Summer, W. E Wallace, Lloyd W. Maxwell. The chamber of commerce meetinj which has been, announced for Tues day ni^ht, December 28, at the cour house, is-for the purpose primarily of discussing ^taxation. The member of the committee want all the succes tions they can get in order to helj . x perform better service for the com munity. Be sure to attend this oper / meeting. "A Little Birthday Party. Mrs. L. G. McCullough gave he] litile son, Joe Henry,- a birthday party Monday afternoon, celebrating his fifth ^awjiyprsary. The little peo pie had a 'delightful time, enjoying the occasion Lo the fullest, as onlj such young chtfdrcn can at the earlj ' / 1!* ' 1 ' "t_ J. I 4. stage 01 injs^yvmcn uiu&e present, \^ubodied to si happy degree. Joe Henrj was filled with joy at the present he - received. The girls and boys had * good time playrhg and eatihg large slices of their host's excellent birlh day cake,c"^ith #tea biscuits and ic( ere a hi. those present, were: Misse-i Ruth Leavell, $.anme Laura Boozer Mabel Boozer, Frances Boozer, Es ig " telle Whitaker, Jane Schenck, Marj r*?i- 7i .1 V U'gll VU'Jtk., rcyi.1 uicj;ui v, Ujanu-J Pclhain., Elizabeth Whitaker, CatHer ine Tilly, Sarah Tidmarsh, Mar} \ Helen Boozer "and Masters IrwJr Gregory,^utfecje Dorroh, Williair Lominack, Edward Carlson, Kobcrl , Boozer, Paul Whitaker, Beeman Mills and Erskine Mills. , t Mts. Mwry Emiliae Counts. The State. Prosperity, Dec. 21.?Mrs. Mar} 1 Emiline Coasts, wife of J. C. Count' died /Friday afternoon after a lens illness. She bore her .suffering wit? 4? - Christian-fortitude. " Mrs. Cwants was 7 5^ years of h'~c Before her marriaire 36 Years a?r< shSsrVwas & Miss Bobb. S i- ' The funeral was held 'Saturday aft ? craoon $fc the Prosperity cemcterj and was conducted by her pastor, Lin Re v. C. J. Shoaly of Grace Lutherar church; 'Se^b?isb?H'J*> two step.ehSJ ?rdrcn, Mrs. J. 'Berry Ilartman, E. G Counts; two . brother, Thompsor v Bobb and Haiifc/Iiobb. and a devotee niece, Miss.{i&ftiade* Bobb. are lefl to mourn I&r departure. ^ SMITHS SENTENCED ? , fcN tfNION COUftl f j ..." Father and Two Sons Must Serve T?rm :of -Year and Six Month?. ' HaifcF.. v.- . . . ".hV-- V. The State. , . > L Univu, Dec, 21.-Joseph Smith . Zcb 'Rl Smifhaii A'. B. Smith, fa the and tw csbns v.ho live one and ? Inl miles beyond Skull Sheals in Chero kee county, ,vc:*e arrested here las v* night, upon ine charge of transport : in.? and selling whiskey. ^ A They pleaded guilty in the policy cou?t this morning and were give: - lines of $50 each; one of them, upoi i whom v/as ietmd a pistol, was fmc< S25 additional. The car- in whiei * - V i hey were traveling was seized an< five gallons of'liquor.' Th*? thrpp men were^fchen tried u the..-' criminal-court now in ses.sio? here, Judge Tov/nsend presiding. Th< mn ^lecdcd before the judgi >7. *vho recognizing' the father as bein^ v- a prisoner convicted^ of violating: th< liquor 3aw -^urt held at Cherokei count v. recently, asked if he wer not. the same man. When answerer in the affirmative, Judge Townsem gave the older Smith a straight 1! months sentence on the county chaii &'ang or in the penitentiary, and si: I months to each -*of the sons. Smith, the father, is a farmer o \ Cherokee county and is reported ti be worth $-lO.,OO0. or more. ~ REPUBLICANS PLAN TO INCREASE HOUS1 Decide at Caucus to Put Through Bi at This Session of Congress, Making Membership Four Hundred t> \ * and Ei^lrty-thrce Instead of Four Hundred and ThirtyWashington, Dec. 17.?Rcpublica: members of the house at a caucu torJsht decided to put through ; this session of congrcss a dhj jcuj portioning the. 'juemb^rship of th house to correspond with increasf K"- . in population as reported in the 192 K census. The definite basis for th reapportionment was understood n( to have been decided on at th ec&uci Hr but most of the Republican membei -to ^air^r a reasonable ir r ' :'W j/li : v* | ' 1 ^ -1 ELSIE THXEDE ?j 4r ''Maid Mariaxv? in "Robin Hood" ! ' I crease in the house membership. b r 1 Drafting of a reapportionment bill; . , will be In the hands of-the census;] . | committee; of which Representative i .jSiegel of New* York is chairman. Rep-! < .jreser.tative Siesrel already has pre-,, Jpnred and introduced a bill increas-; t! in gfch chouse membership from 'he!; . | present 43o to 483 and this bill is ex-: .jpected to be the basis for the reap- i ipertienment legislation. ' . : The Siege! bill would make the: j populatio nbasis for a. congressional | district between 2iy,000 a?:'I SliMJ'JU r'ir.stea dof approximately 21 J.000 as; 51 at present. Under the measure no ! < rf state would sustain a loss in iTs repi presentation in the house and 23 states ?| would gain in representation. . j Bepv^Leniative Tinkham oX Massa- \ i {chusetts "Urged the caucus to support j I hjs resolution directing the house .jcensus committee to investigate to j ?? i ?m wammtnmmmmmmmm *n* { i ' i' p.^i PREST-O-L ri Last to 7 t ' . ; That new stor ] I i >1 * can now be '] I ; ' V > '?? -1 saving- You will m i ? back when you see ^ 9 ^ N ;; the low cost of mote a I Heavy Reducti "Vol- nimlifv ll R ~ J | -2. W V* V- y ? pep ajid reserve pov f has always been ?a?i A full,powered j ready, waiting for y H battery in your car If your old bat! you a handsome al!< ? further saving in ac the new low price v, :\n ? i * 01 Y O i 1 'e O. Jl fLr J. J, >t IS s 1- ??? 1 . I ??? ' J " T ' 1 r*: ; JLUi ? - iiiui" - ->!? :MI'.. jL*ii".?=g ivhnf. extent negroes are being do-' > c k rlc/1 the vote in Southern slates to c recommend a decrease in the rep re-! ,] intation of tho.se state according; rj Lo thf extent of disor.franchijement. J d Opposition to t.ie resolution was un-j icrsfood to have been expressed in! y sp'-rjchefi made hy Representatives! ?, I'lemp of Virginia, Kahn of Caiifor- \ $< 'iv., Man uof iliinois. Those op-; posing it were said to have pointed j o Lo the .Republican gains in the South' ( in the last election and to have told' Lfie caucus inai aeopuon ox u;?j ic.r>-. v :;!u?ion would alienate the South: f From the Republican party. The caucus at the conclusion of! i the discussion by a rising vote of 0.", a to ;2 decided against supporting tho:~ resolution Representative Tinkham later announced that ho would at-i tempt to brin.t; up his resolution: kvhen the apportionment bill comes j before the house. jl Decision to push through a reap-' poriionwunt bill at this session was understood to have been due to the fact that a number of Srate iegivla- o tures will meet soor. after January 1, j * while if the bill went over to the;e sxtra session it would be passed tooi^ i^rn fnr mnnv Ife^islatures. to act;a upon until their meetings two years.! ^ hence. The state legislatures define i ' the limit? of the congressional dis-.L. I ^ tncts. the power of congress being! limited to determining the number oijs representatives a ctate shall have. j ? * / Back From Wedding Trip. jMr. and Mrs. Herbert Langford,, ft kvho were marrie dat 10 o'clock on ; 1: the morning of December 7 at, the ? lojmu of the bride's parents, Mr. and;. Mrs. William Gaines, 821 High street,; {. nave returned ft cm their wedding; ; t trip and are# at home at the resi- * \ence of the bridegroom's aunt, Mrs. ~ ? -- - ^ m i". j. Fuller Lyon, m uonege am ace. \ c The wedding' was a quiet one on : ~ account-of a recent bereavement in'j the family of the bridegroom. The 'bride was formerly Miss BeH sie Martin Gaines, a/graduate trained nurse, v/ho, since completing her course at the Baptist hospital in 101!) has been in charge of t^e social serv- I ice department of that institution.! 3he" was given in marriage by her-' father end-was stylishiy attired in-a' bine broadcloth coat suit, a smart :' little blue hat trimmed in black' Y feathers and carried a bouquet of- a fv bri.cfe. roses anxi larn. .... ; The bridegroom was attended by s* \h ^brother, John Langford, as best ir ; , _ _ ' wi ? iiwg'irmi' n wniw W? m iw WK - ITE batterie ?aise} first t ??man in j. i 'age battery yoi bought at a big . ink the good old day what Prest-O-Lite h ?ring. on in Cost of Yow been rigidly maintaii /er for which the P ions, is greater than battery of correct si on at the new p?io will give you a world tery still has some va jwance in buying a r Idition to the substa 11 nil give you. A 11 4L V ymar .- ju.-iiu^x-^x^r uumbrjui jjuiupmjul'jj. t-wjn1..'.!: nan and the ceremony was perform-!] rd by the bride's brother, the lie v. j < cr.eph A. Gaines of Timmonsvilie. : 'he young couple went away imme-j; ir.ielv upon their wedding trip. j; .Mr. Langford, who is a son of Mr. |1 nd Mr>:. J). M. Langford of Pros- j erity, i5% a. graduate "f WolFord and ;1 nvve.d during the world war as a ' c rst lieutenant. He holds the position !:; f bookkeeper for the Globe Dry j (. ioods company.^ J ' From The Stat.e, December 1 ; i Llfh ?.: of unusual interest to thejl rieiuis of Herbert Langford. jt German silver contains no silver, nd blacklead no lead. v SCIENCE AIDS $ THE DYSPEPTIC u jr he Application of a Scicntific Trcai-j^ rDraS?Has Proven { . of Great Benefit. =? 11 To successfully treat any ailment;' ne must find tlie eause of the { rouble. To remove the cause is to j liminate the disease. | Science teaches us that Dyspepsia] nd Indigestion with their kindred! i'ments are the result of careless! reatment of the organs of digestion jS nd assimilation, and the resultant j mpropcr functioning of those or-! ans. j To stop Indigestion and Dyspep-j ia therefore, one lias but to rdgulatei " - - ? " -j-i-L 1 i. he habits, especially -oi eating, ?uu ssist the stomach and liver in the ischarge of their, functions. . SarDraS, a scientific preparation l f medicinal herbs and roots, cotiains the proper^ ingredients to en- ^ iven the liver and kidneys and. re- ^ iew the vigor of the stomach glands. , Contains no alcohol. ' : If vcu arc suffering from Digcstivel roubles, regulate - your habits and if nkc; a tablesnoonful of SnrDraS be-ir ore every meal. It will do what thej emmon laxatives can not.- The re- J2 ult is simple and gratifying.' All! * lealers ar.d jobbers, c yOU!ESOOEIY 1 ABHORS BAD ' BREATH;: . ? ' ' It 5atl Breath is Usually tha Result ?fi^ Improper Action'of the Di- !" gestive Organs. !. Over eating anil Jack of carc of the j forty naturally-'congests the stomach! rnd other tligeafc&e. organs. To over ; iroirk thciii raeaas to abuse them. Th^ j. ratura! result j$:.an accumulation of I loisons that pdtote "the system ar.d j : - vv: K * ?. i , , . Jl ? ?i??M H?I'IUM>W ?m?I ?? r . . ? ?i| i-war "i \ . j I *. ! - ( 5 . s for all cars' i i o reduce I t i i uv car needs?| and substantial! s have really come; as done to restore! ' New Battery j That unusual:! rest-O-Lite battery! } ever to-day. ze for your car is! e. A Prest-O-Lite! j i of satisfaction. i; C Sue, we will make; iew battery, a still j niial discount thatj ' ' ! i 4.1%. rI IU VU. t * )rcuiuce foul and iilsmelling passes, ;ommonly knov.n as bad breath. Xotftin^ is more TopuJsive and dis- ' justing. It is the first, indication of j j m unhealthy body. At the fir^t. sign,; i "ortify. yourself 'against it. 1 Try SarUraS. A scientific pre pa- ! "ition of medicinal roots and herb:; j ontaining n;> alcohol, especially <. uited for the invigoration of tiie >rgans of digestion and assimilation. ' V tablespoonful before each nieal will j j nvigorate the glands of the p-tomacii, j iver and kidneys, improve the diges-;: ion and purify the blood. Mere lax-!c i %itives do not go far enough. A j iroper Use of this treatment will give i ^ ju a clean body, normal digestion j s ind a sweet pure breath. Ask your j t ieaier lor SarDraS. Manufactured ! >y Southern Drug Syndicate, Chareston, S. C., Gate City Druy Co., , lorence, S. C., distributors for j j iouth Carolina. ; ' .EVEL HEADED I FOLKS KEEP THEIR 1 SYSTEMS n FAN U ? U ? V.WlT^.i A& 1 ; j i arDraS, An Excellent Tonic, Stimu- | lant and Blocd Purifier, is Extcn- f sively Used to Condition the Body. ! i , t The difference between success e nd failure frequently depends upon [ ~ he physical condition of the body.; Vith habitual constipation, indiges- r ion and bad blood, no one can be at _ us best. j'' With a poisoned body the -mindjs ails to perfonn actively. The>com-'e hon sense step is a tonic. SarDr^S, i i scientific preparation of bcneficial i lerbs and roots, purifies the blood, 1j enlivens the slucsrish iiver and kid- j t irys, stimulates the stomach-and in- j 5 eslines and cleanses the system. A j ' s ablespoonful before each meal will j c nake a decided difference in health j ( md disposition. Don't use mere; 1 axatives. They leave you in worse j ] rendition ihan before. Try SarDraS. j} Contains no alcohol. All Dealers ;s md Jobbers. ?HY BOILT F COME BACK! > i , ????? i C;< - In tnn Svatom. Not on i . the Surface?-A Good Stimulant j Help? the Blood. ~ ~ i i .Boils, Uleers, infected skin andj< A Chr I To the To I , May our a | age and go | Newberry I I for each an A Chnstm I and ei I ? ta! jjj A & , I nuscle swellings are ail akin. Drive iway the l>oil and ii coiner a^ain in mother place. Dry up the ulcers md heal the infected laceps and they promptly return, Reduce the sweilng and it will reappear. The trouble s in the blood, implanted in the sys,em. External treatments arc only temporarily successful. Nothing short if a good tonic will suffice. SarDraS, an excellent compound I <f medicinal herbs and roots, an ex~ :tllen'. intestinal stimulant will at- j ;ack the seat of the trouble. It cleanses the system and blood md drives away impurities. It] ler.nses the stomach, liver and kid- i leys and nature does the rest. Com- j non laxatiyes onif leave you in I vorse shape than before. A table-! .poonful taken before each meal will' r\*sr\ iia < nn AW Q -n /I IMol'ft O Tt /%TIT ! \Jl 1C UJ' i?4VOl.CiH auu HiUnv. o? ?t >erson of you. Contains 110 alcohol. Cry it a while. All Dealers and Jobbers. WORE PEP FOR THE LAZY MIND "requcntly the Only Difference Between the Genius and the Dullard ! Lies in the Condition of the Body. i i ?I The brain is not normally Jazy. | Jnder normal conditions it functions | iroperly. Its work, however, is di-j ectly affected by the condition of, he body, especially of the alimcn-i ary canal. Stpp up the canal' and; he stagnated poisons will pollute the; ihtire body. Fill the body with loison and no organ can function iropcrlymuch less the bruin. Clog the system by allowing j hrbn'ic constipation and you are, neither fit for work nor association, j Such troubles are .common with] na'nkind. Irregular habits, rash ap/WfrT WO rkwl stomachs and 'vc:vvO| v/ ? ? . . luggish livers always decrease the :if:ciency . of man's brain. ! Or.e should always keen tjie sys-i cm cleansed. SarDraS, a scientific ireparation of medicinal roots and lerbs, without alcohol,, invigorates; he sluggii-h l?rer and v kidneys, ioothes the irritated over worked tomacii, cleanses the system and itrikes at the very root of i,he many ommon and dangerous digest iye diseases. it will do what the co/nmon axativc can not.' A tablespoonful throe times a day >efore meals will set the system ight. An excellent tonic [or liver, itoniach,- kidney and blood ills. All dealers and jobbers. AUTO-INTOXICATION . /. Scientific Discussion of its t^ausc an^Propes- Treatment With SarDrcS. -Auto-Intoxication, together with P kindred ailments, Ptomaine pois>nii)? and Cbolera-Morbus, are but istmas G1 People of Nei wn and Count ppreciation of >od will of our be expressed h id all.. vVV* / lag ^ easgg ias of joy and all goo a Prosperous New Ye; * /er increasing happine; Bank of the Pi I? * 'r' * . ... A - \ - /. .?-v-. ..v. the intensified rcsSfe of indigestion*. ; l;:iproper and r?sH e&fabg a ad no~lccfc . , ! of the stomach; bowels and liver ice-. | quently produce this condition. Pr::C- .j j ticaiiy ail who arc subject to A*toIntoxication are excessive esters. , % When the stomach "is" overworked, :| the food can not }>o properly, digested, neither can the Ifver be 'expected to 'perform properly. Regulation of the habits will. | a hUie assistance to the stomach find jT*i live r, remove the cause of the trouble. . V 1 I SarDraS, a scientific preparation A ' * ' ' ----1 A^-,_ i of meaicir.ai neros auu iuw??1 tains the proper ingredients to en* liven iivcr and kidney action and in- :;& vigorate the elands of the stomach. j Contains no alcohol. Vs* If you are suffering from auto-i^jtoxicacion or other digestive troubles, J regulate your habits and take" a " tablespoonful of SarDraS before each meal. The result is simple and grati- s fying. It will do what the common A laxatives can rot. Ask your dealer 'j for SarDraS, Manufactured by . % Southern Drug Syndicate, Charleston, j S. C., Gate City Drug Co., Florence, S. C., distributors for South Care- f lina. . _ i :~M AFTER FOUR YEARS. Newberry Testimony Remain* UnShaken. '^3 ' ' . <::i Time is the fyest test .of. v truth. . /J Here is a Newberry story ^hat has $ stood the test of time. It is a ctory . with a point which will come straig!:': ] home to many of us. - ViS H. F. Addy, farmer, 124^ ?Iunt St., , says: "A bad case of grip left my kidneys in a frightful. condition "a ' few years ago, I had severe*-or.Inj 1 ! across my back and was iajd up for J i two months. I couldn't da a tap. of . I 1_ -1 4:?/> ??/) Trroo in Xa/t I j WOTK GUiing mis XM UW* ?. I most of the while, Sly -kidneys act- | | ed too freely, then agitin scanty and I i there was sediment in the secretions. J I had dizzy and blinding' spells; togethei*with headaches.. I tried dif- ; fercnt remedies, but didn't get any relief. About three months from the j I time kidney trouble got a hold on, me, II began taking Doan's Kidney Pill: They helped me from the first and \'S in a shost while I-was-entirely cured ||SH j of the attack.". (Statement .given INovember 2if JDVL) On >Farch 21, 101b', Jlr. Addy sz'A:' , ^ ; "Doan's Kidney Pills, are worthy of wj J all the pra^jec given . them. I use- : j i Doan's Kidney Pilis several years ag j-aiiil Ahcy brought me out. ot -.cau ; y.oeli of kidney trouble.'. Whenever '.J j I feel any of these. syrhploins, return- ? j in*-, Iran's always give me the- same .prompt relief. I yUdly. confirm ray [former statement." [ GO':, at ail dealers. Fostcr*i!iiburn j Co., Ivlfgrs., Buffalot N. Y..~ .. im 11 'IWVIKIII ? umi ? iniri 11 ?ICQ?catalii I ?nn?i ^ - ^ ? ?BQ(A A | f | 'vb I A the pairoa- I j friends iri J i this wish jtgj / - i ! ?! 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