The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, December 13, 1921, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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PURELY PERSONAL,
The Movements of Many People, N
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.
i
Tr>l William P. Greene, editor of 1
the Abbeville Press and Banner, gave ;
The Herald and News a brief visit on
Monday. We regret he found all of ;
us so busy but hope he will come';
again when we may have time to show i;
him a real live town. Col. Greene! i
edits the Press and Banner as a recreation
and he is a mighty fine editor.'<
The Drayton-Rutherford chapter, ;
U. D. C. will not meet Tuesday after- ;
noon as previously announced.
Policemen Fcv and Tobias of the i
Newberry police went to Greenwood ;
on Friday to serve as police officer, j.
Up to December 1 there had been '
ginned in Newberry county 17,716!;
bales of cotton against 37,858 for the i
same time last year.
Mrs. Hallie Greneker of Edgefield ;
is on a visit to her sister-in-law, Miss!;
^ 1 ?X- ~ 1 3
carrie vj renege:, \miu uau anuuici
stroke of paralysis last week. i
Miss Byrd Wright, her niece of
Clinton, spent the week-end with Miss
Carrie Greneker.
Mrs. Everard Blackshear of Colum-'
bus, Ga., is in Newberry, having come!
to be at the bedside of her mother,'
Mrs. Sallie Pope, who died Monday, j
Miss Pearl Fullmer and Mr. Curtis
T. MoMrris were married Saturday i
aftenoon at O'Xeall Street Methodistj
narsonase, Rev. W. F. Gault officiat- j
ing. Miss Fullmer is of Newberry
and Mr. Morris is from Prosperity.
Rev. E. S. Jones, presiding elder of j
Cokesbury district, held the first quar-!
terly conference for this conference
year at O'Neail Street Methodist
churfh to a packed house Sunday.
night. j
Santa Claus will be the children at
their bazaar at Boundary street
sr?>inn] npx-t Fridav afternoon. All
cildren and grown ups are invited to!
spend the afternoon with Santa and
the children.
Newberry was honored last Friday j
at the celebration in Greenwood in
honor of Marshal Foch by having sev-j
eral representatives on the speakers'
platform, Mrs. L. W. Floyd, Miss
Sadie Goggans, Mrs. A. P. Coleman,
T\_ T ~ 1? T> J TVT "Yf
Ur. OVlllL !-> UC14ICI auu V/fijJt. i.?x. -'i.
Buford.
Mr. W. S. Lominick and family
have moved to their new bungalow in
Hunt street given them by his father,
Mr. W. H. Lominick and built by the
Newberry Lumber company.
W. H. Wlch of the Newberry bar
is in the city.?The State, 20 years
ago.
The School Improvement association
of Jalapa scool will give a hot
T-* -1 - ,t_ rv T i /?
supper rriaay mgni, jLfecenruer .lu,
at 7:30.
The Rural School Improvement association
of Little Mountain school
district will hold its regular meeting
Friday afternoon, Dec. 16, at the
school auditoriuf at 3:30 o'clock. A
special musical program has been arranged
and the public is cordially inv
vited to be present.
The Bachelor Maids will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock with Miss
Bernice Martin. '
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rne woman s auxiliary ox uie x-irai,)
Baptist church will have a "birthday
.party" next Monday afternoon, December
19, at 4 o'clock, at the home
of Mrs. T. C. Poole. Ladies are requested
to bring their fancy work for
the sale.
It will be of much interest to the
Winthrop daughters and others in
Newberry that Dr. D. B. Johnson,
president of Winthrop college, and
Miss Leila Russell of the Winthrop
faculty have accepted the invitations
to be present at the Wintrop luncheon
to be given in the grill room of
the Newberry hot^l Saturday, afternoon,
December 17. All former Winthrop
students who can attend are
urged to send their dollar at once to
the committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Upchurch
of Greenville spent Sunday in Newberry,
and delighted the congregation
of the First Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening by singing very
beautifulyl several selections.
Mrs. F. G. Wrigt of Greenville
spent Sunday with her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. T. W. Smith.
Wilbur K. Bushardt of Newberry
went to Columbia on business this
week.
Mrs. L. G. L'skrici^e, ait. ana >irs. |
Herman Wright and Mr. Z. F. Wrightj
motored to Honea Patn on Sunday j
to visit Miss Sullivan.
Mrs. Herman Eskridge of Shelby, J
N. C., has been on a visit to Mr. and j
Mrs. L. G. Eskridge.
Speers street school will have a bazaar
at the American Legion hr.li j
Thursday afternoon. Dec. 1 '. They '
will present the Christmas cantata, !
L?cwn the Chimney Wuh Santa Clau:-, j
at 3:30 o'clock. Following thi-> will \
be a cake "walk and oter amusement0", j
Pitts-Longshore
Miss Eunice Vera Pitis and Mr. ;
Robert Longshore were married by
the Rev. Mr. Key at the Smyrna parsonage
Monday evening, December
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RED CROSS NOTES
f - <? <? <*> <* '?$ $>$> ^ <?> $> <?' ?'
The Newberry Red Cross chapter
lias aooionted committees fur the next
year as follows:
Membership: Messrs. Hal Kohn, T.
C. Keitt. T. L. Hicks, J. J. Brock, F.
\\ Martin, J.Y. Jones, Dr. Geo. Y.
E-T'i.nter. Mesdames A. P. Coleman and
C. M. Smith.
Finance: Messrs. Z. F. Wright,
- hQirrvmrt Goo. W. Summer, Jno. M.
Kinard, W. H. Hunt, B. C. Matthews,
H. L. Parr.
Woman's work: Miss Fannie McCaughrin,
chairman; Mesdames H. W.
Schumpert, P. E. Scott, Lucy Lon<r>hore,
H. L. Parr, W. H Hunt, Messrs.
T. E. Anderson and Roy Summer and
Misses Carolyn Cromer and Minnie
Gist.
Nursing1 service: Mesdames R. McC.
Holmes, chairman; Mary P. Fant, H.
M. Bryson, F. R. Hunter, J. N. Workman,
F. D. Mower, Misses Mary Burton,
Fannie McCaugrin, Julia Kibler,
and Borry, Messrs. T. M. Mills, Z.
F. Wright, W. W. Cromer, S. J. :>rri*k
anc Li T. H. Pooe.
T>*>>n?no-.tntion: Mr< IC. H ""right,
chairman; Mrs. Tince Davis, Mrs. E.
B. Purcell, Miss Marion Jones.
Home Service: Dr. J. W. Carson,
chairman; Messrs. J. B. Hunter, S. J.
Derrick, B. V. Chapman, J. H. Wicker,
C. M. Wilson, Mrs. Alan Johnstone
and Mrs. W. W. Berley.
Disaster Preparedness: Messrs. J.
A. Burton, chairman; W. W. Sheppard,
J. K. Derrick. Dr. J. W. Folk,
Dr.* J. S. Wheeler, Dr. W. 0. Holloway,
Mrs. W. D. Senn.
Junior Red Cross: Prof. 0. B.
Cannon, chairman; with power to appoint
other members.
Publicity: Mrs. R. D. Wright, Miss
Minnie Gist.
Miss Susie Dawson, field representative
of the Southern division, A. R.
C., was here Monday to assist in or
ganizmg tne nome service uey<u uncut
with B. V. Chapman as secretary and
to interest the Junior Red Cross in
some activity such as correspondence
with European children, packing useful
boxes, making scrap books, etc.
Sadie Goggans,
Secretary Newberry Red Cross.
CONTESTANTS IN CHRISTMAS
SEAL SALE CONTEST
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Standing of all contestants in the
Christmas seal sale contest up to midnight
Saturday, December 10th:
Team workers: Votes
Mrs. B. V. Chapman 25.000
Miss Maxine Dufft 8,000
Flliyahpfh Bovlston 8,000
Elizabeth White 5,600
Evelyn Burns 5,000
Mary Chandler 5,500
Kate Bullock 5,500
Pauline Klettner 5,000
Sara Cromer 4,220
Ruth Long 2,220
Elizabeth Zeigler 3,800
Minnie Morris 3,300
Miss Mary Wright 1,800
Miss Campbell 2,660
Miss Isabel Crawford 2,000
Miss Rosalyn Hipp 2,000
Earl Summer 6,o00
Miss Eugenia Epps 600
Ansel Clarkson 250
Captain
Miss Blanche Davidson 4,714
Watch the "thermometer'' rise in
the camber of commerce window.
Officers Elected Amity Lcd^s
At the last meeting of Amity
lodge No. 87, A. F. M., criiicors for
1922 were elected as follows:
W. M., Geo. C. Hipp.
S. W., H. T. Cannon
J. W.f T. M. Neel.
Treasurer, T. P. Jonson.
Secretary, J. W. Earhardt.
S. D.. W. G. Bullock.
J. D., H. W. Schumpert.
T W WilHrnn
OiCvvaiUj . IT . ?? x ;..
Steward, W. S. Jones.
Sentinel, W. S. Mann.
It is a fine thing to get up early
in the morning, but the main thing is
to be wide awake when you do get up.
The Bergdoll story is more serial
than serious now.
increase in Elk Herd.
A good iucrease from the survivors
of the southern Yellowstone or Jack
son Hole elk herd is looked for this year
by officials of the bureau of biological
survey of the United States Department
of Agriculture, in view of ttie
unusually favorable winter .iust past.
Last year's rains, it is said, produced
a plentiful growth of feed on the
ranges, and as a result the elk are
reported to be in excellent condition,
with the prospect of only a Donna!
mio inst<?ni] <>f a repetition of
the mortality of the winter of 1019-L'i),
due to luck of forage anil a severe
winter.
Record for Brown University.
Charles 10. Hughes is the fourth
graduate of Brown university to become
secretary of state of the United
Stat?g. His predecessors, who were
Brown men, were William L. Marey,
Richnrd Olney iinil .ioiin Hay.
DEATH OF MRS Y. J. POPE
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! Mrs. Y. .J. Pope died Monday after;]
oon a short time before putting pa;
per to press. She was the widow of
the late Justice Y. J. Pope and about
' 80 years old.
She is survived by two daugters,
j Mrs. Kate Johnstone, with whom she
lived and Mrs. D. Blackshear of
j Georgia.
| Funeral arrangements had noi been
| completed at time of going to press,
but will be from residence of Mrs.
; Kate Johnstone this Tuesday afternrd
r.ho bodv will then be placed
I ..v,v,n
| in the family vault of Col. Simeon
j Fair, whose daughter Mrs. Pope was.
Calvin Crozlcr Chapter
* The Calvin Crozier chapter, U. D.
,C. will meet Wednesday, Dec. 14, at
4 o'clock, at the home of Miss Josie
j Reid with Mrs. D. J. Burns, Mrs.
Dravton Nance and Miss Eunice Abi
! rams as associate ostesses.
Miss Julia Kibler, Pres.
Mrs. J. L. Feagle, Sec.
Mr. James Chapman
! Mr. James Chapman, aged about
; fifty years, died at is home in Lexingi
ton countv on Monday. He was the
j ?on of Mr. H. H. Chapman of near
] St. Johns church at Hopes station.
: He is survived by his widow and three
( sons and three daughters. He will be
1 buried at St. Johns church on Tuesdaj
| at 2 o'clock.
! SPECIAL yOTICB
; See my bargain counter. Mayes Bool
j & Variety Store.
Piano tuning. Voicing and actior
j regulating. Organ repairing. Ex
pert work guaranteed. Charge:
| reasonable. Phone Central hotel
; J. Lee Boozer. 12-13-lt]
i
, An Estray?I have in my possessioi
an estray Shetland pony. Came t(
i my place about two weeks ago
j Owner please call and pay expens*
or the pony will be offered for sale
A. L. Dominick, Chapnells, S. C.
I 12-13-2tp.
i?n-nrl -Frtrla
Community silver Kinvrs emu. *w....
j $8.00. Why pay more? Maye:
' j Book & Variety Store.
I Trespass Notice?All persons ar<
forbidden to trespass upon lands o
j undersigned by hunting or in an;
j other manner. C. F. Boland.
j 12-13-1 tp
' Come to the book store for your doll
I and toys. Mayes Book & Variety
;| Store. _ .
j For Sale?One telephone and interes
! in line from Slighs to Prosperity
J J. W. George, Prosperity, Route G
I 12-13-2 tp "
I I have a fine assortment of Christma
i cards and tags. Mayes Book <1
! Variety Store.
j Found?One wrench about a weel
j ago on Boundary street. Owne
I can get same by calling at this of
* l
i lice and paying ior au.
I 12-13-11
I .
! Don't fail to see my windows. Maye
j Book & Variety Store.
; .
! For Rent?Hou?^ and let on College
i hill. Apply to Dr. J. M. Kibler
j Phone 23. 12-13-t
. r ?i rnnlrlin fountain pen, ii
I JuOil uus,
j a blue leather Waterman box, las
j Thursday between Boundary stree
school and 1237 Calhoun street
j Return to Cornelia Wallace, 123"
Calhoun St. 12-13-lt]
For Rent?Desirable six room dwell
ins in Prosperity. Close in, elec
J trie lights, good water, garden, etc
I Reasonable alterations. Apply J
A. C. Kibler or W. E. Moseley
o04 E. 7th, Jacksonville, Fla.
12-13-lt
If in need of china I have it in Sev
eral different patterns. Maye
Book & Variety Store.
j STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
l COUNTY OF NEWBERRY,
i COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
j W. M. Shirley, plaintiff,
against
James B. Bushardt, defendant.
Pursuant to an order of the cour
in- the above entitled action, I wil
sell at public auction, at the cour
j house in the town of Newberry, ir
i and county aforesaid, on th<
j first Monday in January (salesday)
! 1922, within the legal hours of sale
i the following described tracts of land
< viz., to the highest bidder:
All that piece, parcel or tract oi
j land lying and being situate in num
' her Two township, county of Newber
( ry, state of South Carolina, containj
ing two hundred and thirty-one (231)
j acre1*., more or less-, and known as the
j Baker place, bounded by lands oi
| Neel Thomasson, lands of the estate
[of H. H. Folk, deceased, lands of estate
of Mrs. Rosa A. Carlisle, deceas!
ed, and the public road.
i Terms of sale: One-half ol tnc
j price to be paid in cash, and the bal!
ance in one year from date of sale
j credit portion to be secured by the
I bond of the purchaser and a mortgage
i of the premises and to bear interest
1 from date of sale until paid in ful'
! at the rate of eijrht per cent per anj
num, said bond and mortgage to pro
| vide for ten per cent attorney's fees
in case of collection or suit by an at{torney.
; Immediately upon the acceptanec
of the bid. the purchaser shall deposit
nvicrov +\vn himnred ($200)
j dollars as an evidence of good faith
I and shall comply fully with the term:
| of the sale within ten days from dati
j of sale. Failure to deposit the $200
{lands will be immediately resold at
i risk of defaulting; purchaser. Saiii
i purchaser shall he required to pay foi
j papers, revenue stamps and recording,
' " JAMES D. QUATTLEBAUM.
Master for Xe wherry County.
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^ MARKET REPORTS. <? ;
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; Corrected Monday and Thurs,'V
day by Summer Bros. Co. ? .
New York Market.
Open High Low Close
| Jan 17.90 18.12 1(1.05 17.18 .
|Mch 17.05 18.12 16.05 17.18 1
, May 17.75 17.0(3 16.75 17.00
July 17.35 17.50 16.30 16.56
| Oct 16.75 16.88 15.05 16.00
i Dec 18.00 18.22 17.25 17.40
i Spots: 17.70. I,
j
New Orleans Market.
| Jan 17.15 17.40 16.02 16.46 .
Men 17.2G lfj.liu 10.ou
| May 17.15 17.40 10.10 10.30 j
i July 16.85 10.97 15.50 10.12
I Oct 10.20 10.20 15.15 15.45
Dec 17.10 17.2? 16.10 16.39,
Spots: 17c.
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| Newberry spots: 16.00. i
1 The Finest Fish in season now, such .
| as Spanish Mackerel, King Mack-;
erel, Trout, Black, Red Bass,:
' j other good kinds in season, also ,
j Norfolk Oysters. When you think .
I of good fish think of Coward.
' j 11-22-tf.
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' ! For Sale?4 room house and lot on
r Nance street for quick sale, $1600.'
Apply Mrs. D. M. Cromer or G. j
! Vlkrtvf PvAnior1
I U1UC1 1/ \JI
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i For Sale?Household and kitchen
furniture on Tuesday, December
20, at 11 o'clock at my residence |
in Silverstreet. Mrs. A. C. Harc
ris. 12-13-2tp
. | NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING \
i The regular annual meeting of the'
-'share holders of The National Bank
51 of Newberry, S. C., will be held in
.'the President's office at 11 A. M., on!
3! the 10th dav of January, 1922.
- j T. K. JOHNSTONE,
i j CJaslner. !
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I For Men, Won*
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' ance with u]
;j dura!
p!
J Women's Holeprc
pair $1.00, ?1,
:j Women's Holepr
j Price, pair
j Men's Holeproof
; pair
? ? - r -a
[ Men's- Holeproof J
pair
! Children's Holep
Price, pair
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I Haltiwanger <
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"respass Nofice?All persons arc
hereby notified not to trespass upon
lands of the undersigned located
in townships Xos. 2, 3 and 5 of
Newberry county by hunting, fishin
or in any manner whatsoever.
T. W. Keitt, T. E. Keitt, Geo. W.
19_ft.4t.ltaw
;\v 111. - ? -
fo Loan?$1,000 to $2,000 for 12
months on good security. Apply
Loan, P. O. Box Xo. 104.
12-9-2tp.
STunnalivs fino mixed candy i pound;
Liggetts orange and gold 1 pound;
Chocolate covered cherries 7 5 c
pound; family box assorted 5 lbs.
$2.50 box. Gilder & Weeks Co.
12-6-tf.
Clerks, for postal mail and government
field service. $125 month,
Fvru>rip?-i*p unnecessary-. For free
particulars of examinations, instructions,
write J. Leonard (former
civil service examiner). lAri
Equitable Bld^., Washington, D. C
12-6-3tp
Flashlights for Christmas?All stvlof
Gilder & Weeks. 12-6-tJ
Mixed Candies?Good assortment, 2
nound boxes oOc. Gilder & Week?
Co. 12-6-tl
Foi- Sale?50 acres land near Mounl
Pleasant church. Write J. A
Wright, Athens. Ga. 9-23-201
AH persons are warned not to trespass
upon the land of the undersignec
by hunting: or otherwise. J. u
Crapps. 11-22-5t?
Wanted?Position as overseer 01
farm. Good references. Write J
L. Boozer, Prosperity, S. C., R. F
D. No. 5. 10-18-8
Fresh home ground meal at Johnson
McCrackin Co. 12-2-t;
Pure Georgia Cane syrup. 90c pal
Ion, for sale by Johnson-McCrackii
Co.
ii-8-tf.
For Sale?Galvanized roofing an<
sticks. All lengths. We can savi
you money on the price. Johnson
MfCrartkin Co. , 11-18-t
Peas Wanted. Johnson-McCrackii
Co. ' 10-11-t
& Carpenter
'OiMSw/ /S
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' Hosiery
n and Children
gant appearnmatchafele
e T _
3ility
of silk hose, price
,25, $1.65, $2.00
r f i j j
'oof i_isie nose
50c and 75c
Silk Sox. Price
75c and $1.00
Lisle Sox, Price
40c and 50c
iroof Hose Sox
50c and 65c
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& farnenter
W str^Ok jpw -wr mm
f H. M.BIGBY i'
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Optometrist
3rd Floor Exchange Bank Eldg'
| EYES EXAMINED j
a I. ASSES FITTED I
; BROKEN LENSES 'I
DUPLICATED
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Try our delicious plain and raisin
j pound cake. It's simply fine. Bake-'
I Rite Bakery.
| 11-lS-tf.
NOTICE
'! Hunting strictlv forbidden on anv '
* ' " ? j : .1 * i
. lands ot me uiiueisi^ntu. >.
i ' JNO. R. SPEARMAN,
i JOHNSON McCRACKIN CO.
! 1 l-4tf. i>
> No hunting allowed on lands of the f
^ undersigned. Talu A. AuII, G. C.
j Merchant, Jno. H. Aull.
J ll-25-3t.
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE
. i We have on hand any amount of
'jacids, and high grade fertilizers, for
grain.
'! FARMERS OIL MILL,
-i J. H. Wicker, Mgr. i
[i 11-18}|
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) Seed wheat for sale at two dollars per
. i bushel. Farmers Oil Mill.
i' 11-22-81. i
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Cream Duffs every Friday and Satur
t j dav. Bakc-Rite Bakery,
j 11-18-tf.
^ Trespass Notice?All persons are for-;
11 bidden to trespass on the lands of i
j the undersigned in No. 7 township j
by fishing, hunting or in any other I
manner. G. J. Jones & Son, H. B. j
Lindsay. 916-aOtpj
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3! Trespass Notice?All persons are for- '
-i bidden to trespass on any of ourl
1 /~> T* I
f; lands known as ine uary ranii,:
-j J?Japa Farm and the Crotwell!
"l I Farm by fishing1, hunting: or in any!
f! other manner. Summer Bros. Co. j
| ll-18-4t-ltaw
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I Service First Quality Always j
STOP AND THINK
i How about a bicycle for that boy!
or girl Christmas? There is nothing !
you could give a boy or srirl that |
would please them more, we nave a
; size in stock that will fit your boy or
girl. Come ni and see them. Located
at Central Garage.
DAVIS AND HARMAN
Phone 164 901 Main St. !
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Christmas
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Fruit Cake
Plsrin rtnrJ Rnisin Pi
j Almond Macaroon,
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Bake-Ritc
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Distinrtive i
Women the n
and acceptabl
; This Sale places
stock at your dispo
es you'd scarcely i
Shop now for
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1513 Main St.
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OPERA HOUSE
PROGRAM 1
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Tuesday, December 13
"MUKALi
May McAvoy
A! St. John Comedy
Wednesday, December 14
"MISTRESS OF SHEN3TONE" i
Pauline Frederick
Mirth Comedy
apptti her 15 I 4
"THE WONDERFUL THING" 1
Norma Talmadge
Aladdin Corr.edy
rVanted?Bring your peas to us. We J
pay highest market price. Cash. ^
B. B. SchumDert & Co., Prosperity,
S. C. * 11-11-St
'Mascot Brand" ground limestone,
very essential in the rotation of
crops, grate conditioner ot sons;
attractive delivered prices. Phone
or write C. L. I.ester, agent, Newberry,
S. C. 10-21-tf
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Wflhe. Hi
J# Store ill ' .
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5 Specials
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50c and 60c lb.
jund Cake, 35c lb.
s 25c doz*
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spir i
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\pparel for
lost practical
e gift.
our wonderful
"? ^4- { stTT^nnr nvip_
ddiai oavit^g pivselieve
possible. i
Christmas.
;elford Co. ,
rteous Attention"
Columbia, S. C j
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