The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, January 13, 1922, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PURELY PERSONAL
- .Movc::"Oi v C; Many People,
jvriaas ard j Hose Who
Visit Now berry
.. I... ' ' . hi*. : S'W.vV. :l:;i
j ^ .. .!_ t> f iroo'i ol i \vn:t?.?r
. rr.ln, rab:>il -hunting .voulil
have been fine.
2 CC12 1" ' *"S ','.,r Will
on Sa: ivii iy at the court
5s a
r
> ; ' f' , ' this .1 ' i -M
i. , wi of department
: v.-'.!I ae present a-. I make
a talk io the teachers and trustee.*.
J '- -. YV. CI. Kcu.-ea! lias chunked his
cCiki. hours to 12 to 1 o'cloc k, p. m.
T . e \v:il be r.o service at St.
Lu:v* E] is< opal chnrch next Sunday
iifter.ocn. Service may be expected
o :: 4 th Sunday afternoon at the
: c iru: :r hour.
Ci. E. H. Anil has returned to the
cry.-- The Stale. 20 years ago, 11th.
N Mr. A. bert J. Ross, formerly cf
Columbia Office Supply Co., Colombia]
C.. a rived Monday afternoon to
a cert a pes';ion with The Herald and
N ew s.
T! . Y. I'. C. I", cf Kings Creek
church will give a hot supper Friday I
night, the price being 35 cents. ;
5 i 3. F. M. Bush of Chicago will arr'vp
Tru>->rav for a brief visit lo her
niece. -.Irs. Sara Dunbar:
.?:> Anne O. RufT went to Colum'
; T i ' iy and rttjrn-nl Wednesday
: : , ;.:<*cojn:ianie;l by
Ii:;s Val'le Woodward of WlnsionSalem,
X. C., who wlil visit Miss Huff.
31 r. Claude Lathan left on Sunday
- for Grc; ::viile where he has accepted
a position with the Fisk Tiie
company.
Dr. B. E. Kncece and Miss Teressa
L'yhisey went to Columbia this week
to attend the public fteaitn institute.
Mrs. Sallie B. Broadus left on Tuesday
for Atlanta to visit relatives.
Death c;? a Clii'd
The infant child of Mr. and -Mrs.
Harvey Goff, Teddy Lawson. died on
Tuesday morning", lOst inst. at their
h..me. He was born April 3, 1921, age
9 months and 7 days. He was of an
excei-ilcnaily :br*>ht an J lovable dis+
xii? -Kmnnrr Ufp will unfold
jj VC i i o
the bloom of its beauty in a fairer
world of light. In the absence of Dr. :
Freed, Pastor W. H. Dutton conducted
the funeral service a,t the home cn
TVednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
t' e presence of a large number of relatives
and friends. The interment
v;us in Baxter Memorial cemetery.
The following acted as pal! bearers:
vrs. )uane Livingston, Clarence
Johnson, Hoy Aull and Ray Feagjle. i
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PROSPERITY GUERNSEY
BULL ASSOUIAiiUiN
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Clemscn College, Jan. 12.?South
Carolina is now in the front line
among ether states in the number of
cooperative bull associations after the
Prosperity Cue nsey Bull' association
I came ail active organization December
i \ on the arrival and distribution
of three meriiorious Guernsey bulls
recent! purchased.
The animals were all purchased
from South Carolina breeders and
J- - l. . 1 i. ? ,1.1 ^ Vwlrt/vc?
i 'Vrcsv inc ucso p:vuu\.ni^
cf the u-veed. That fact is significant
i:: lic:r.irg the forward strides being
rn:tdo by South Carolina as a dairy
st;.:o. The working constitution of
t'.e Prjspcrit.y association calls for
T: ies from darns with a production
n ; ord of not k-ss than 400 pounds of
;tor-fat, and the state of South
Carolina was able to furnish such anin
competition with other states.
Besides being highly bred, the ani
mr.ls a.e cf crood type and will soon
puve v:r worth in the form of betl-'T
or-.^rin<?\
The association is formed of three
blocks containing 19. 10 and 8 members
respectively. The Ouieers for the
errsning" year are: President. J. Vv.
Lor.?-: vice president, B. L. Miller;
s^rat: \-treasurer, P.. C. Hunter, all
cf Pv>-*)eritv. The bul's are now in
the ha: ds cf C-; :1 Fellers, O Xeall
block: 0. B. Lovelace, Midway block;
... I Tj. Mer/hart. St. Luke's block.
The a: '--vals were purchased from C\
i). Smith, Spartanburg; H. B. Goodn,
I rente, nd J. L. Mcintosh,
iVvcs- 'he.
; f<;r?vard could be more
ked h ' for the Prosperity commur.'
y c a: v o:her community of the
s in the movement for better
livestock than the fostering of this
: ;*t of association, by which is introduced
the best blood of a particular
v vl ' u.irh t'-v- m? "i.:m of tiv
?the c heapt-st and most reliable
'r th-ou^h w iich to work for
ood dairy cattle. Ana because of the
- i;.:! -n a-d x
" ' dsk. cf iiiji c:r. ? ansoc
br i v'-i ;?t that
t :iiv : .<?! .ir.r tbe lead
: r er livestock.
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Cor..-.run-on Service a'. St. Mntilie'.vs
. . . , . I
i r. v of t ho Lo: n <
5>M:1 H*V.- ;i !)<. {i:i?vU*Vt i ' '! S*. Mat-;
l:r. \vs La: -run c::i::va on next Sun-;
' r, ^ a; 11 -.VI-.*
II. A. Ki.uSfV.
i>astor' !
r.j-%- ? K/v,:\1 J1 jr A.v tu i
BY REMOVAL OF TAXES |
: :
ho v
passe n.iri-r ;r: i sleep fai'es and
of three per cent on freight chargesj
whu-h became < if* at. mi.hri/hi !
cf December 31st will mean a sub-'
?
stantiai reduction in the cost of both j
freight and passenger transportation, i
A statement issued by th< Southern j
Railway system calls atU::t:or t > the !
fact thai. as these taxes am-!: i:
versa I ly, their elimination will result j
in a material cut in the bill -he Am- j
erica!? people have bt;n paying for'
transports* ion.
Under ike ruling of iho buret, a of
internal revenue, the railways will j
nor be permitted to make rerun-I* of
war "taxes paid <>n unused portions of!
tickets or mileage boks or of such
taxes paid on fre;^!i: overcharges.!
Refunds of taxes will be made only
on direct application to rhe com mis
sic.nor of iniernai revenue, Washing-'
ton, and application must be accom- J
panied by certificates from the rail-i
way agents through whom refund of ,
the railway charges was made.
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CHEAPER MEALS L\T DINERS
ON SOUTHERN P.Y. TRAINS
t^ c 1 wnoi'v 1 ^ ?
Cost cf meals to pa-senders in dining
cars en Southern liailway system
trains has been reduced through the
plan cf serving special combination ;
meals at prices ranging from 75 cents
! .? $1.50 and at the same time sub-1
stantia! reductions have been made in
the pi ices of many popular dishes on !
the a !a carte menus, Passenger Traf-J
fi/? MiniXfiir W K. Tnvl >e has an-'
n ou need.
"In arranging these combination'
breahfasts, luncheon ".lid dinner?, our'
dining c?r department is orrering a'-i
tractive selections at pric-s which
compare favorably with those in any
first class restaurant," sai l Mr. Tay-!
loe. "They art proving very popularj
with passengers who consider a
very pleasant reminder of pre-war;
days. ' j.
"While these combinations enable j
passengers to get their meals at greatly
reduced cost, we recognize that j
many persons prefer to make tiieir;
own selections and so have retained :
the a !a carte service, at the same
time making substantial reductions
in the price? of many standard dishes, i
some one of which is included in al#most
every meal served.''
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CAM? HAMPTON MEETS
IN COLUMBIA
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Comrade A. M. Wyse Speaks to
Veterans
The State.
The monthly meeting of Camp \
Hampton, United Confederate Veterans.
No. 3S9. was held last evening j
in the office cf the president of tie'
Carolina National bank. General
Clark presided. The meeting was op-!
ened with prayer by the chaplain, the,
Rev. J. C. Abney. The minutes of j
the last meeting were read and c o:;-!
firmed.
Comrades P. I). Lories:, Dr. T. T..
? . -.T? T"\ I
3Ioore ancl Uapu, v\. i>. owmug .
reported very ill, and the sympathy,
of the camp was extended them and
their families. The death of Com- J
rade J. Robert Seuy since the last j
meeting of the camp was called to !
the attention of the camp, and Com-;
rades Eug^ins, P.awls and Blakeiy;
were appointed to draft suitable res-!
oluticns cn his death.
Comrade A. M. Wyse entertained ,
the camp with :: most interesting: talk j
of his experiences as a boy too your.."
to ?0 into the army?-being: drilled
if. i r-fvnrs-ir.v of bovs, and on up to
his being received into the* army, a::.ij
of his varied trying experiences on i
the coast, and of the very short rn- ,
riens, sometimes resorting: to killnl r J
wild cattle in the s\v; nip-, and great j
scarcity of cloth in;.;, being forced ro I
tie with strings his irouser legs to j
.
hide the flesh. He sp:;ke quire ieci-j
in-riy of the spirir that filled the Cor.-j
fv : -rate soldier in lighting under such.,
trying circumstances and against j
the great majority.
Mrs. A. M. Chreitsberg honored tin J
camp with her presence and gave the
camp an interesting account of the
work the women did for the Confederate
sol iiers, in sp-'nninsr, cardhvr
ar. 1 weaving c'.uth, knitting of sovks.
and doing any ana everything to ben
the Confederal'.' -oldie.'. Xo iti:hands
were allowed, she said.
Comrade J. C. Abney was reqaest'.!
to _ >*< ( \p: > :( :< ' of h'is
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C anstmas dinner of 1864 at tne next j
meeting: of the camp. The following!
comrades were present: Commander!
Ciar!*, CoTnradcs i'Ugjr!^?, V\*.vse, ??1e-'
I-r.ui'n. Lov.,anc'. a?:ti Flo mi! ken an i :
31 vs. Chrtitsbcr.".
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"PHY5JLFS\> INHERITANCE" '<
SCORES SUCCESS <
1 . . \. "Thy i:s'- J r;i:. ii
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u.-'e ' of Dt-ce *i??. .
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M.-v ; <:>y ju * v.; u
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would fee unfair. Phvllis's errors to|
meet the conditions of her uncle's *a*:]1
!e-i h'-r '..,i v.vi-as o" t:i? i-viu ;
intensely amusing io others. -j
I\Ia;v.f nl, vcu .<ir. of 'tlJ
re;ni?\.- i-eir. those .iuys, abides
0
interest and r.;vu-v.
i : ! i:k :<ior ,(y. o; to the
uiu ying humor of the Irishman, avids'
his contributions to {.he fun. ,
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: ne public \v:?I nav opportunity t;>
: ce this play ci.-o c. and d;>.
. our-oil' good as well as the* schools, j
15.
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S:lve?'3tr"cfel
Although 'he weather was cidd and
?<?lny. ihe Rev. Mr. < :U/.^on arid the
.Liv. Mr. Sub or filled .their pulpits
ai.d preached in.-lru -live and inter-.
l. t;/i;_r s-.-nuons sun 'ay. Mr. ^ i;u ? ;n
preaches to Jive churches, which
is a heavy charge.
j.lr. kichaiNl Marl km spent part v;f
w<vk in CIu".tlanooga. He stopped
in Atlanta to visit his sister.
Mrs. Jane Glenn left last week for
. vrii. :d her granddaughter, i n. . E.
Vv". Forrest, who lives :;t- College
Mace, Columbia.
Miss Luetta Pearsail .-pent the
v.t"-.in Xevvberry wish her cousin,
- i i sDessa Ray Brown.
John Vernon Havirti is with homefolks.
Keeper S til well who was injured
his sawmill is able to be out ngv.hi. '
Mrs. C. H. Swindler and ?on of Saluda
visited relatives here last week.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
C . Berry who for several days was
quite ill, has recovered.
,r. C. Berry spent a Fhori time in
C lu r-ii iu Wednesday.
He:man Martin made a business
iri.i to Xe?vbc-rry Saturday.
Clio Nichols attended the picture
s^ ow lii 2,:*w berry Saturday night.
J!r. Dan Ward of Newberry was
h. re during the past week.
Little Miss Edna Havird enterfc.ined
the Children's. Missionary society
Saturday afternoon. The little
fc. Iks played games and delirious
c. ?a.n and cr::e were served. AltoStvhev
t was a very pleasant and
h.-.ppy occasion.
Mr. Jim AJcwine made a business
trip to Newberry Saturday. j
.'li J08 Coleman and children of
Columbia spent few days here with
h r parents, Mr. and Mr.;. Jaki*
C. Sh irisc wen to Saluda and
sve;:t a few days with Mr. Aiewine's
parents and other relatives. ;
The school seems to be in a prosperous
condition, teachers and scholars
sec-rn interested ir. their work.
Those who expected to move are
located in t^heir new quarters.
Mnfrett Fart went to Xevv.berry cn
lu.iness Monday.
T T .fttiir ft f ws> i. flmmiff
:!; visitors hero lust week.
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Impoiiant IIci!c2
The commissioners of our lighting::
department do h;-j-e'.>y respectfully
u.'xe and inrI~t t. at i av i customer
within the white way <;UlrIet who now
lias eieoiric Reiu or power .vires entering
from the front of h;s place of
outness, -II.iiiec* 1a\ * hu? e.cica!
c.02 tractor relative to having said
entrance wire so chan.U'd .0 the rear
or side alley that they .nay 'here bo
con*:ected with the iiew'y a?:d more
substantiality constructed power lines
c:" our 1 ity. These power feeders ; re
now beii)^ transferred from oar vo.<igested
business area to the rear
Knots and alleyways; thereby :;;:i*ecrua1
a lari^e , jriiy *.*? 01:1*
town an:i county citizens v.e.ak.^t possible
contact v.'ith sleet or wi,id-broken
hipr-voltaire wires?or the falling
o?" the many leai-inr anl drcayinp
polos (which wooden polea. are vj
io;:* essential on i!iis portion *>.
1 lain sireet for the sa.-p \-ic; of
these recently discarded pendant
lights).
This office will not believe that a
si ia ' customer would have ike .-em-.
n.is/loners make expensive 1 woui-.!
? V.-'Jlf, . < is> t. } ;; _ J
' our especially lighted thor
?n;:?i there *y infinitely
the : <.:v.p!et)on of our whi:-.u;:<l
r.v.r ihe i-^;-uty c>' paved
ire :s. Bir. iasU:**!, :i;ey
'" itV" -i v. s:> run t: .1 i * :
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?: < '* f: i.. i..iv
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for 10 lis a'>uiL::i^ pt-.<pei\y; assessi
t -its for -li'cct Dcivinsr a.; a par:.II.-1!
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:ase: The officials throughout this ' I
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l bo- !: -s i: ii ;.av \\>u rmu-i,
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i happens to live <??? some dusty
. Ixe.vi.r jtiiil those of u.-'
> a v < :>( ' , axv.i i I ; ?nj;riy j q
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11. W. S I.ani; ; :
spjt:I'SAI. svurs
vr A.w?''**r<>?rfr,yj; / srrr* **r."^CJ !
Do - ~u want ?. jolj??if you .. ic out
c-t employment c.' woui'i i to ^
15 I'srfUj.'.C CCniJlUl tic". .V.iir.''. Jlvt ,
. .. iUyir..r._ zc: :cc, .. IKIJUIy,
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Lest?One automobile tire between
J. A. Burton's place near Long- j^
shore's store and town. Reward. J
.j. X. Houkniirht, 5 OS j'-avis Hi.
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Losi?I'l.jck velv-et handbag at pes:- j
oliicv- .Monday af'eni'uvn ?. on tain-;
V;.'' smali leather puivc v.ii'i >m ?I! ;
chango and two bills. Finder please m
return to this ofH -e. i 1-Vitp j
Apartments u rent?O;": - or tv;
' : - ' i.r L - , nn/l L- t+_ i'
Of'.l Y OOIMS, I'L'.'ih. i HiL n.mii x\ji_chenette
combined. Also poultry!
yard and garden. Apply Mrs. Thos.!
E. En ring, 714 Boundary St.
i-i 3-21 p. | ;
TO THE BUSINESS PEOPLE OF :
i\'r:\V3ERRY
?'!cusc T-tke notice that the license i
law for this year has been enacted
and your license tax is now due.
Schedule same as last year.
.]. \V. CHAL'MAN.
Clerk ti- Treasurer. (*
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ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
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i !if met ti.'in uiu ^wv.n.- ?
holders of The Farmers' Cooperative 1
[Association wfll be held in the city I
nail, Prosperity, Tuesday ^afternoon, :
January 17th at (2) two o'clock. The '
election of officers and other impor-'
tant bu?:nef;c to 'be tranacted. Alii
members are requested to be present..
GEO. i). BROWN, Jr.,
President.
1-13-U
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NOTICE
All t res pa "si: rr on our lands by |
and .i-.h;:.:ul hv stock run- j -
ninic out positively for'bidden. p
DR. W. G BROWN,
? j. T. OXNER,
\V. T. ROT! I ROCK,? !x
v.". C. B'KOWX, JR. !
J. O. SEAS-v,
J. E. SEASE, |
J. Yv. RINGER.
B. LETTZSEY, !
A. I. I'UIISR. If
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HATCHING EGGS?BABY CHICKS 1 j
Can now supply hr: t-crhm^c eggs f'-cm i
i/l Pi-.'i'iiMTinri-c Am >iT.<r> " I
booking orders for baby chicks. Will J J
. .;vc chr:-':s com:1 i* < ff on and after ;
Jan. 1". My biv.; "-.wft j^t, 2nd and 11
.1 exhi''1:' >">n eoci'ejvris at Bishop- ,
pile, also 1st cockerel :>*r ' pen, 2nd j
and 3rd pullets and Is: hen. Seven jl
r.: rn'iinu on Sevan entries. Eggs ; j
(from pens No. 1, 2 and S:).00 per j
15; No. 4 and 5, $2.25 per/lS;]]
No. 6 and 7. $1.75 per 15, delivered. :|
Baby chicks, ?20.00 the 100 delivered.; |
Y. T. DICKERT, i
Pr.one 230". :
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rianl' Is Cj5.
Sl"?tcircnt of tke Condition of l!:e 'j
BAM OF WHITM1RE j
a: Whitmire, S. C., at tr.e jj
close of business Dec. 31st, 1921. if
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ueccurccs. I 8
' o-.r-s p'.'I dLfuarti SI: 5,3^7.73 t
Overdrafts ' 2S8.SI jj
r.nd stocks owned ;*
by he b;-nl 2.750.00}!
1' ? .1)1 1 ! 3
Banking: House 3,7^6.46 jl
Duo from banks and |5
b;:r.k;-:- .> :!0,SS7.GG . 3
Currency S,533.00 fi
S'!v -r and other minor'
, .-1 OQO Q 1 1 I
v. ? .< *i. j
Checks and cash items .... i,968.85 ; I
Insurance department .... 2,000.00 j j
Total ?520.42'J.5 L
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in $ 50,000.00.1
S t pius fund 1 5,000.00 , |
Undivided profit?, less
(u.vent expenses and
taxes paid 13,455.52 I
Duo to banks and linkers 2.2G5."08 ?
! , v i 1 mis a aid >.CJ0 !
Individual tie- |
pos'ts 1-bjc-ct j
} c 242,230.88 ; J
Savings de
os-ls 824.00 .1
T; nil- certifi- ' |
prx.t 7S 072.50
(j <i s 1! i o r s
encci:.- 1,471.00
o o2 109 0J
Uii'> p:*y; ' le. including
certificates for money )
or. t;\\ (. . 11 L'. 'VU.WJ :
Total $520,426.51 j
S t*. of ;v.>ntii Carolina,
County of Newberry, .<s. :
Before me came W. R. Watson,;!
c;;: iiier of ;above nannd bank. |
who, beh g duly sworn, says that the \
above foregoing statement jS a{*
' c. ; ?>i said ban:-., as S
shown ; y the books of said bank. ;
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: : cvi'jcd 1'v forc
,t ti* 9th: of 1922. .J
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GUSTAV HOUSEAL, M. D. j ?
(.' ' <? r. :!iani-e L->.::k Bu:.f!inr; . "J"
2 -d Fi - Rooms 212 a^d 213 -?~
)' .rc Hour,: 12 fo l O'clcc1- P. M. 0
and 3 to 4 O'clock I'. 1
C ^e: Mo -rs bv Appcir ..mi '
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iv^srderico Phcr.fi 3 C_? ^
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Office Phone, fiC. ;
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cr He t?ilor-nis *o houso-' I
keeping. Apply Sanitary Laundry J
1-10-'.'t ) , ~~
'or Sale?One hundred pigs and J
shotcs. I. M. Smith, Kinards. '
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.Var.ted?M\n wi'h car to sc I low
priced Graham Tires. $130.00 peri
\v comr.v.ssionr'. Grahn.n,
Tire Co.. 3153 Boulevard, Senton
iir.rbor, .Mich.
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,Vanted? To rent a .cood housr> with'!
ft vV acres of land suitable for'S
trucking and poultry, short dis
!. r.c1 out. WTiin<r to pay a re:;- J
sona'ole rent in advance. "Land- J
Builder," care Herald and News. 11
nr Sale? 50 acr s land near Mount I
Pleasant church. Write J. A i
Y/riskt, Athens. Ga. 9-23-20t j
frespas- Noticc?All persons are :
hereby notified not to trespass upon j
lands of* the undersigned located !
in townships Nos. 2, :i anc 5 of j j
v.vuerry county t>y nsn
;i! .>r in any mann'T whatsoever.
T. V. . Koitt, T. E. Ke lt. Goo. \V. '
Keiit. 12-9-41! taw
FINANCIAL !
We buy and soil American Products
Export corporation stook. Also oth- j ]
r stock. Write for quotations. J
'.\RO; T\'.\ TRADING COMPANY... ' ~
701 Liberty Bank Building, Co-j
lumbia. S. C. j~
1-fi-itp. 1
7 >r Sale?Dry pine wood, any sizr\ {
(ir.Mvrl on short notice. J. T.
Phone 5G04. I2-208tp
T.I-SCCC Brar.d" ground limestone.
very essentia! in the rotation of
crop*, grate conditioner of soils;
attractive delivered prices. Phone
or write C. L. Lester, agent, Newberry,
S. C. 10-21-tf
fry our delicious plain and raisin
pound c.ike. It's simply line. L'akeUitc
Bakery.
1 i-18-tf.
i'cur.^ n-en, women, over 17, desiring
j?.c vr::n:.-nt no:'lions, $l-;0 monthly.
for fre list petitions now
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v\.lA'J.iiiiij. i;-;: i>*jl civil i'ji- f
\ ic< cx&inirver), 147 Equitable I
Bid., Washington, D. ('. I
3-G-$tp.
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? Passenger Chalmen
5 Passenger Chalmers
7 Passenger Chalmers
4 Passenger Chalmers
) Passenger Chalmers
2 Passenger Maxwell.
"> Passenger Maxwell'
4 P jssenger Maxwell
n I'nsseRirei* Maxwell
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Friday, January 13
' THE JOLT"
Waiker Murphy
Fox News
Saturday, January 14
"WINNERS OF THE WEST"
No. 3.
2 REEL WESTERN
2 REEL AUBREY COMEDY
Monday, January 16.
SKY HIGH 1
Tom Mix
Fox News
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