The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, February 21, 1922, Page THREE, Image 3
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THREE-HORNED GIRAFFES
"I iiiij known as Mr. Three-H"rm"*?
Giraffe, tlu uyh sometimes I hi: 1 <all*"<
a .Nubian Giraffe," s;ii<l Mr. GirafiV
"It all lm-ans the same tiling." sa:<
Mrs. Giraffe. "1 am your mar** ami
am the same &s vou ;iro. That is.
belong t<> exactly the same famlh
and I am like you in many \\a\s
"There are many of us who an
somewhat different. That i>. I do no
mean that there are many of us win
are somewhat different, hut there an
giraffes who belong to the grea
giraffe family and who are like us ii
many ways and yet not in all ways
They're all cousins though.
"There are the Two-Horned" Giraffe:
or the Southern ones, the Soma!
Giraffes and there are Five-Hornet
Giraffes of Western Uganda, many
main, many, uiuny nines itwa\ iron
here.
"Now. we came from East Africa.'
"Yes." said Mr. Three-H??rne<
Giraft'e. "but that was some rime ajr'>
Yes, some time ago. Still, we <1'<
come from there; you are right abou:
that.
"And we came together, tin>. Aw
we've grown since we've been here
"We're about thirteen years ol<
now, aren't we?"
"Just about," said Mrs. Three
Horned Giraffe.
"Have I ever heard." Mr. Three
Horned Giraffe asked, "that thirteer
was an unlucky number?"
"You may have heard it." said Mrs
Three-Horned Giraffe.
"And do you suppose it is true'
Do you suppose that now I am thirteer
and now that you are thirteen we'l
get those dreadfully dreadful sore
throats that everyone is thinking we'l
get sooner or latei ?
"I've heard they were always draw
ing pictures of us with great bandages
aroung our throats or long necks."
"Don'.t pay attention to ail yoi
fiear," said Mrs. Giraffe. "It's such
a waste of time. Besides, I heard t
?irl say who was walking througt
the zoo that she was just fourteer
years old and that her thirteenth yeai
had been the luckiest year she liar
ever had. She had won more prizes
and had more nice things happen.'
"You just told me," said Mr. Giraffe
"not to pay any attention* to wv at ]
heard."
"I did," Mrs. Giraffe answered.
"But rken you paid attention to whal
you had heard."
"I heard it said." Mrs. Giraffe replied,
rand I am telling it to. you tc
show you that everyone doesn't think
that thirteen is an unlucky number.
"And I also tell it to you to lei
you k:?o\v tnat 1 uon i ihhik iuiku ui
either considering: it a lucky numbei
"Always Drawing Pictures.''
or an unlucky number, or a luokj
year or an unlucky year, or a luck?
birthday or an unlucky birthday.
"I think it depends on what happen;
that ye?.r or on that day of the montl
or whatever it may happen to he thai
makes folks think It is either lmk\
or unlucky.
"Probably a lot of unlucky thing:
happened on that day to someone
once and they started the story al><>u
and now if anything unlucky doe;
happen on a tmrteentn people un say
" 'Oh. the thirteenth.*
"But I don't believe that the nuiu
ber or the (late iL.seit has anything t<
do with it."
"Well," said Mr. Three-Home*
Giraffe, "I'm glad you think that way.'
"How well and happy we are. We'v*
been well since we eaine and lmven'
kiiuwn a day's sickness," Mrs. Three
Horned Giraffe said. "And our thir
teenth year isn't going to change ou
luck.
"We have delicious food?dove
hay biscuits, vegetables of ditt'er^n
kinds, bran and rock salt and mill
too!
"You're more than fourteen, feet ii
height and I'm almost as tall. An<
were friendly, too, even though \v
firp hiirh uii ["
Just then the keeper walked by tin
two giraffes who had been taikin;
in the zoo and he said:
"They're the good old species o
giraffes, and that pair in there an
about fifteen years old."
"You see." said Mrs. Giraffe, "w<
are older than we think and we wen
through our thirteenth year withou
even Knowing n:
Where He Had His Collar.
"Where do you think I g<>t this col
lar'r*
"I give up. "Where?"
"Around uiy neck, of course."
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PUBLIC LIFE TO
LOSE "UNCLE JOt
Washington, Fob. 13.?"I'nele Jo<
Cmnon, the most picturesque ti.uu
k in congress, will pass out of publ
' life oji March 4 of next year.
j The veteran legislator, who hoi
: the record for length of service
: ' the house of representatives, a
' nounced today that he will not be
candidate for election to the t>8
congress from the eighteenth Illinc
| district.
j | Advancing years, "Unc'<? .Joe"
j 1 eighty-seven years old?avd a '!
t sire to retire to a less active li
; prompted the announcement, Air Ca
: non raid. At the en j of his prese
? . term he will return to Irs home
1 Danville. Illinois, and sp?nrl '.is i
> !
mammg years on n>s tarm.
. j The annuoncement of the intend*
, letirement of perhaps the mojr. f
. rnous member of congress, was lkt-n
! ly made while :h.> house wa; hor.o
- inir the memory of Ab>*an?m L.nco
1 i today. "Uncle .Joe' iir^t ian i
i public office on a ticket with the ma
j j tyred Civil war preside fit. That w
back in 1858", when Lincoln was
' j candidate for congress from lllino
J ! The youthful Cannon wanted to 1
i prosecuting attorney in tne dis'.ric
' and he was elected, when Linco
r
went to the white house, Car.r.on b
j came state attorney in Illinois, ai
served in that capacity until 1S6S.
i Mr. Cannon was elected to twent
i three congresses, beginning with tl
! forty-third. He was defeated f
i the fifty-second and sixty-third co
| gresses. but will have completed fo
1 i tv-six years in the national house 1
{representatives when he letires >
I March 4. 1923.
When Mr. Cannon was at the heigl
r of his career in congress he w;
I elected speaker of the house, : nd co
tinued as speaker through the fift
I eighth, fifty-nmth, sixtietn ana sixi
first congresses. The light again
"Cannonism" waged by a group <
> ! progressives in the house, unseat(
him as speaker and forced a ehanj
1 in legislative procedure in the hous
A Valentine Social
j On Monday evening, February 1
, the Civic league entertained the p
- pils and patrons of the Pomaria hi|
1 school at a Valentine party given
j the school building. As the gues
arrived each received a half hea
with a number on it. These we:
^ matched to obtain partners.
When the crowd had gathered tl
singers of the community rendered
number of songs.
Then the children played "Marc
> ing to Jerusalem." When all <
; j them had dropped out, the older pe
pie began playing. They enjoyed tl
game fully as much as the childre
I Ana ivirn rnct n rr -footllVP flf thp P
V71 ic UUA.4 VCI.IAA^ w w v? * ? ~
ening was an old fashioned spellir
bee. The school children spelli
aeainst the patrons, the "Blue Ba<
speller" being: use I. The school ch
dren were delighted that they wo
The prize awarded was a heart shap<
bag containing candy in shape <
hearts.
After this a "stunt" was given I
five girls and boys. This broug
forth laughter from old and youn
The Valentines were then distri
uted, during which time the older pe
pie were being served. The refres
ments were- cocoa and cake. \Vh<
the Valentine box was empty the ch
dren found their partners and we
served. *
After this, a prize, a bag of cam
j hearts,, was awarded to those havii
r the lucky number on their hearts.
As the hour was late the peop
; went home after having a very e
i joyable time.
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1 sara aeizier.
NOTICE OF JURY DRAWING
Notice is hereby given that tl
undersigned Jury Commissioners f
1 Xewberry County will in the Clerk
- Court's office on Friday, March 3r
: at nine o'clock, a. m., openly ai
publicly, draw the names of thirt
six men to serve as Petit Jurors
the Court of General Sessions whii
will convene on March 20, 1922. V
will at the same time and place dra
3 the names of (12) twelve men
' serve as Grand Jurors for vear 192
s C. C. SCHUMPERT,
J. D. WHEELER,
J. B. HALPACRE,
Jury Commissioners for Newber
Countv.
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Gecrgia Cane Syrup, 100 per Ce
i pure. For sale by Johnson-M
t j i raKen Lo. z-14F1NANCIAL
ASSISTANCE
Q FOR LIVESTOCK OWNEF
J Beaufort, Feb. 17.?The or^ani
e in<r of th South Carolina Cooperatr
T ivp5+nr?lr nc^nr-iuf irm will Krincr fins)
e [cial assistance to the livestock ownc
~ J of the state and will place th:*= indu
? try in a healthy condition.
e The association is incorporated u
der the provisions of the South Car
e lina Cooperative marketing: act
1 1021. It is a non-profit, cooperaati
1 marketing: association, with a eapit
j stock of S")0 000, divide 1 into 5<
shares of a par value of $100 eac
r The capital stock mu.-t bo subscribe
to provide a working capital and ai
jas an initial fund fo rmaking; ida
I I
j and buyir.tr livestock from the mem-' <
1" bers: which will i;i turn lie ;.?>)d to i
j feeders and to papers - >1 choit, I
t?" wherever the best uivket < an be ob- i
re tained. It has been proven that co- ;
if operative marketing through an ;
; ciation will not only result m a bot-1 ]
ds +er price to the produ-'.'r. bat will . <
in also raise the grade ?>f thai whim is I
n- produced. i
a A further purpose >:' tl i assoc:a- ;
^ tion is to stabilize the market fer 1
>!S livestock: to furnish a medium of ex.
change between the bu ver an-.l soli- (
er: and to make loans or advancesjj
lf"; with livestock as collateral to thosen
j who for any reason Jo r.^t car-' to.<
n"idump iheir livestock 0:1 thv> ^resent i \
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" .old his stork for a ?t*i? m ;' ! ? 1 : t<
ncrease his herd: to t. <*
md to < e: feeders to I'-i'tj'i and sel
it a future date; or in any way tha
aertains to this particular l?:i * of ir*
lustry.
v uojjiri aiiv < m;;i j\-i <..? :i;i>
cory successful r: the pa.:; i-i fact
:'ne richest counties 'hut wo ha\" an
:hose that market cooperatively.
In accordance with t.'ie provision:
.f thf par finance corporation at*
md the rulings of the corno'vition. a.;!
;ances for agricultural purposes, in
In.liner ton 'nrcm 1 no* (rrntvitiff f'it
ening ami marketing of li vested
ve Fresh M
(All Kinds)
20c Coffee
c and 20c Grits
25c - Rice
25c Canned ]
25c Apples
Oranges
Bananas
Table Sy
5 Sunshine
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Cereals
Cocoanu
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X)NG with its perfectly
>. ?which is in itself c
[riving comfort?the N
d Maxwell is a rerna
[rive* Steering, clutch, I
operate with the rninir
rt* The nice adjustme
?a11v Ion*? snriners to
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chassis effects a ridi
dedly unusual in a ligi
ig Car. $885 Roadster. $S85 Se<
F. O. b. Detroit, revenue tax to
ia A uto' Coi
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^Tht Qood
s will be made to cooperative market
> in^- aso.sciations based on their capita
) stock and the security offered. When
the security is ample, advances woul<
! probably run from eight to ten time;
t the capital stock.
Th" capital Ftock subscription mu*'
be paid in cash or in bankable note:
j and the said stock pays a fixed annua
dividened of 8 per cent. After thi:
dividend is paid, and the necessary
running expenses of the associatior
e deducted, any surplus remaining: is re
t bated back to the shippers in propor
. tion to the amount that their ship^
. ments bear to the total amount han
. tiled by the association. In othei
? words the service is on a cost basis
Service
arket
eats
Pineapple
rups
Crackers
ts, fresh and grated.
:es
6-18 Main Street
7 balanced motor
i large element
ew Series of the
irkably easy car
brakes, ge&r-shift
num of physical
nt of the except
the weight of
ing ease that is
ht can
Jan, $1485 Coupe, $1385
be added
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Each ticket will
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Newberry Collei
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ID, V3LL marcii
If the sale of
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successiut ii wui mean
nasium and a new A
for the College next fa
| Tickets go on Sale F
Contributed b;
Member Newberry Chambe
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Don't Spare tl
in time of sickness,
medicine must be
get well again, but
depend upon the
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tne meaicme ine sj
Bring your doctor'
tion here and you i
* what his order call:
up of the purest ai
drugs, with consurr
j and skill, yet charg
reasonably. Promp
Mayes Drug
Newberry, S
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Member Newberry Chamber
4 LE ;
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admit to J ]
lames at
fje March
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