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PURELY PERSONAL [-1; lull The Movements of Many People, re Newerrians and Those Who Visit Newberry j pn j Wl Miss Florence Minis, a gifted and da charming daughter of Edgefield, is th; visiting Miss Hortense Woodson in be Newberry pleasantly. j w? Miller Allison is doing nicely after , er; removal of his tonsils by Dr. A. Theo' Neeley, and the little daughter of Mr of and Mrs. C. E. Bowers of Prosperity j Fr returned to her home after recovering j in from operations for adenoids and ; Mi tonsils and treatment by Dr. Neely.! Mi To avoid being crowded take aiwi front seat when you go to church. J ed Seven negro gamblers paid eight "E dollars each to Magistrate Douglas Monday. dii A huge Pondorosa was grown by Be Mrs Andrew Langford in her garden. W This nice vegetable and splendid spec at imen of tomato measured 16x14 pi; inches. be The very pleasant news of the ap- wc proaching marrjige of Miss Mary yo Lou Bowers is being heard by the1 public. This interesting event will at take pllace on the 14th of October Su next in Japan' the fortunate groom: elect being a Mr Gray, a professor in tic one of the American Lutheran! jti schools in that county, whose home | be is m riusDurgn, ra., iviiss cowers, jtei the consccrated daughter of Dr. andj Mrs. A. J. Bowers, is a well known vh missionary now in Fujkuoka. W The many friends of Mrs. A. C.; vil Thomasson will regret to know that'Sp, she has lost her right eye, but they|th will rejoice with her that the removalj ho of the eye was successfully accom-:j. plished by Dr. A. Theo Neely, as-j sisted by Dr. W. G. Houseal, Satur-! Rc Aia-rr o n cVi r\ ^ ! u-aj, axiu 10 u,i/ni? ? cu ouivt \y] the operation. Mrs. Thomlasson has' pe long been a sufferer with eye trou-lRc ble, any anyone who has had trouble !Va with the eyes will know how to sym-j ev pathiz with her. Mrs. R. C. Boyleston and family' ed motored to Columbia Sunday to: lr< tiake Mr. Boyleston to Dr. Edgerton,jAl Mr. Boyleston having to undergo J operation for gall stones, with which' x. he has before been troubled. wis t See ad. of Haltiwanger and Car- im nflntor n n <4 mol/o Vila c*fo +r> cra+ rrr\f\A ! uiiu iiiaav ov/ gwu ^vvu bargains before the time expires. iti: Ernest L. Park is put down from Lo Newberry in the list of young men accepted in Columbia last week at'ry the navy recruiting station. Le Miss Mary Elizabeth McLean and^Ne her cousin, Miss Emma Euiet, have in returned from a two weeks' visit to en their grandmother, Mrs. M. A. Hui- fr< et, in Newberry.?Mr. and Mrs. W. \ S. Wertz and ^aildren left yester-isej day in their car for Mrs. Wertz's old wi home at Blair. They will be the fu sruests of her aunt, Mrs. T. B. Fr?a zier, for two weeks.?Sunday State. iin Chief Justice and Mrs. Gary returned on Sunday to their home in nij Abbeville after a brief visit to their an daughter, Mrs. Thos. H. Pope. he Bobbed hair is getting to be more Se popular, fast growing .into greater' Fo favor. j Fij Mrs. E. A< Carpenter left Satur-! otl day for a visit to her former home at Greer, her youngest brother Lew- py is arriving here on Friday to return ca: with her. After a brief visit there .Airs, uarpenier went ior a trip tojrej Hendersonville and AsheviUe. She'Mt will return to Newberry the latter' part of this week. in< Newberry people going to Green- inj wood visitin? think that citv such a lei good and beautiful place they feel; th< like living there. We believe Green-1 wood must be a heavenly pbce, with'Dr no need for evangelistic work, as the: tw preachers are leaving for other, ar fields. I nii Mr. Earle Taylor has "resumed j th operations" on his Coco-Cola deliv-j^' ery truck after an absence of threej C* weeks from business. He had his j on leg badly sprained by an accidental j trip up. j011 Mr. W. H. Blats returned on Sat-: MrWav frnm visifincr rpla+ivpe in A t-1 et lanta. He was accompanied there and su back by his little granddaughter | from Wilmington. They left on;K] Monday for her home in that city,; going by way of Columbia to spend ^ the night with relatives. J N Mr. G. Frank Wearn wias accom-iP* panied to Laurens Monday by Mr. | ^ L. G. Eskridge and his son and' daughter, Ladson, Jr., and little Miss'-~e Clara, Mr. Eskridge going to drive !W( the car back home. I a I "L* Prof. B. W. Glasgow, principal of the DaMas, Texas, city schools, ar- jw< rived Saturday to visit at the home'vl of his aunt, Mrs. L. M. Speers. jW! Miss Wyllie Ruth Wheeler, who is 'ar staying with her brother, Mr. J. W. Wheeler, while attending the sum- 111 mer school her, spent the week-end in Saiuda county with her parents, P* accompanied by her young nieces, Misees Mary and Sara Wheeler. j Mr. W. W. Hornsby went to ar Greenville Sunday and returned.10 with Mrs. Hornsby from the hospi-l tal. Mrs. Hornsby's friends will be;01 lei to know that she is getting on ] right after the operation for the j moval of her tonsils. Describing "one of the loveliest" j rties pivon Miss Pearl Crowder, 10 was married in Columbia Tues-j y The State on Sunday mentions; at Mrs. Luther Crowder of Newrry, who "captured the bride doll,' is given a pretty box of station-! ..? * i y* I Mr. and Mrs. James L. Browning; Goldville were made happy on' iday by the arrival of a fine boy' the home. The many friends of rs. Browning-, who was formerly iss Nellie Adams, will be delighted th the news. Mr. Browning namthe baby George for his brother.! [ave you seen George" yet? Everybody's careful (attention is rected to the ad of the Palmetto ?u T:: "VIY ct<JU ? VJaiXip <*C ?JlUll LKJll. ilbur R. Gantt, who spent a week that delightful resort, says the ace is just as it is represented to' . Read for yourself and see if you >uld not- like to try the camp on ur next visit to a summer resort, i Regular services will be resumed Aveleigh Presbyterian church mday at 11:30 o'clock. S Miss Louise Counts of the Atlan-; : Coast Line Columbia office is vis-' ng relatives for the w ik in New-: rrv. She is one of that creat cys m's most valued official assistants. Mr. and Mrs. Julian White, after siting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.: m. White, have returned to Abbe-| ;le. Mr. T. C. Johnson of Clinton ent Sunday with Mrs. Johnson and e children who are visiting at the me of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. White. t\r tit rri tir:i j a t ! iviessrs. VY . sh. wiies ctnu .n.. o. >ss motored to Columbia Saturday th the Misses Sue Elk and Elise tterson, returning Sunday. Mr.' iss came from Clinton to spend his cation. He went back Monday ening. Dr. R. McC. Pool, who is connect-' with the Tennessee Coal and >n company's hospital at Fairfield, a., is at home on a visit. We are glad to report that Mr. T. Parks, who has been seriously ill,1 is able to sit up Monday and is proving. Miss Marie Long of Camden is visng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo ng. | One of the best pictures of a quarblast ever shown was that by the slie brothers as exhibited in Fox ;ws Friday, showing the big blast Columbia. Our Newberry camamen got a bonus on that picture :>m the Fox News editor and the portance of the Leslies as repre-1 ntatives of the company was forth th enhanced and their field of useIness enlarged. Miss Margaret Wooster of Frank, La., is visiting Mrs. T. C. Pool, j See "For Big Stakes" agiain to?ht, Thursday, a Tom Mix picture, d Annette Kellerman in some of r high diving features. Then "The venth Day" Friday and Fox News, allowed by Wm. Duncan in "The *hting Trail," Saturday, and three ler two reel pictures. Congressman Dominick will occu-1 the platform with the other two ndidates at McCormick Saturday. Miss Nellie Lee McDowell of Launs is visiting her uncle, Mr. I. A.1 iDowell. i Mi-ss Aubrey, Caroline and Cather2 Jone? have returned from visitor relatives in Walterboro and Al0 : idale, and Miss Emily Melvin of e latter place is visiting them. Dr. T. B. Jacobs of Newberry and \ O'Neall Jacobs of Laurens, the o brothers who are both veterin y surgeons, were placed on comIttees at the annual convention of e South Carolina State Veterinary edical association convening in larleston last Monday, the former i the committee on necrology and e latter on the resolutions comittee. Some mighty pretty girls, bruntes and blondes, are going to the mmer school here. j Mrs. Lizzie Kinard and Mr. Wm. nard of Sumter and Mr. and Mrs. arence Kinard of Springfield, ass., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ihnson. Mrs. Lizzie Kinard is easantly remembered here as Miss zzie Kibler, sister of Mrs. Johnson. Those of our citizens who have not t seen the havoc played by boll sevils in cotton fields and who saw big bag of punctured shapes ex* * * "* * TTT T HP ,, tilted Dy Jir. u. w. j-.ong i uesua^ ?re staggered by the sight and connced by the enormity of the ruin nought by the pests, which will soon nount to a plague. Mr. Long says hat he showed us was the 4th pickg from a three-acre field. The fine apes had been punctured and stripid into shreds and the young boll eevils were in the midst of them, rie boll weevils are here to stay id spread and bring utter ruination the cotton crop. raui Cj. Anaersoii is Having a i his specials he has been telling : ...w 0 ^ dilb WE SELL J SHOE AND $4.00 Ladies' Pun ] ' $7.00 Ladies' Oxf Ladies' Low Shoe ^ vprice A ? ? ^, ~ $l.oU Tennis Shot - LADIES' SI ? Opened up this w + Shirt Waists, sa Mil J ?3 to .$7 Ladies' H MEN'S J $4.50 Men's Silk ! m ?2.50 Shirts, speci a $1.35 Dress Shirts $ $1.00 Dress Shirts * Good Heavy Wor * LADIES ^ Just received anot ? Silk Hosiery, at ^ and up. See on 2 B, T. Ander you about. When "Pawlee" speak, he says something. Mr. W. S. Scott of Anderson is vis iting at the 1iome of his niece, Mrs J. H. West, again viewing the old fa miliar scenes of the city whosi streets once he trod in days gone b: ?taking in Helena at that time. Mr. C. J. Zobel lost one of his fim horses Tuesday; but Charley con tinues to get around with his mill and butter, etc. If you wish to solve "the one hu miliating problem of the country,' see E. M. Evans & Son, for tha which is "absolutely odorless, sani tary, germ-proof," etc. And wh< would not aiiKe, yea, jusi, iuve, u solve this "one humiliating- prob lem," and solve it by the means de scribed by Evans & Son? In calling attention to the disso lution of the copartnership of th< Buzhardt-Langford Furniture com pany, we would like to emphasizi the important fact, that the busines will be continued at the same place 1317 Main street, by the new firm J. J. Langford & Son, Mr. Juliu Langford making Mr. Herman Lang -P--J _ firm. The oil iuru a inciiuu^i. vj. ? ? firm had built up a good trade ii Newberry city and county by it strict representation of furniture facts and figures, and the man; friends of Mr. Julius J. Langfor ;know him well enough to be satis fied that the public will be dealt wit! fairly, and also that the son is pre pared to follow in the footsteps o the father with the same integrit; and fidelity. And we are glad, toe to say that Mr. Tom Graham is re tained by the new firm as salesmar and he will be glad to have his man friends "to call around." "foMlmfl's rpwpst and best re sort," the Palmetto Beach Fishin camp, continues its ad in The Hera! and News. The very name itselJ J fishing camp, sounds restful and in viting. It has many big things t recommend it, one of the biggest be ing the absence of mosquitoes. A -Pfz-w. M>1(p 1-'nr> frilflpr & Week -"litci O^X s drug store for about fifteen yearTheodore Rutherford, colored, ha gone to a new place, the new firm o J. J. Langford & Son. Everybod knows Theodore, "Theddo," as he i .called fur short, and his long servic at one place shows that there mus have been "something in him." A ' r VHERE A DOLLAR A A A-*d ^ THE BE SI FOh > OXFORD SALE ips, sale price $2.50 ords. sale price $3.98 s and High Cuts, sale $1.50 pair up 3S, sale price $1.18 LK WAIST SALE eek big line of Sample le price 50c up JLINERY ats, sale price $1.00 5 SHIRT SALE Shirts, this sale $3.25 al sale price $1.50 !, sale price 98c 5 with collars 85c k Shirts at tjiJc, 75c, Sbc 1 3 >' SILK HOSE ;her shipment of Ladies' , 98c, $1.19, $1.50, $2.50 ir line before you buy. nSin FU nut 1S1J son, Prop. I s once he handled botttles, papers and sp ! other things, he will now handle fo -; beds, cradles, etc., by putting them M . j into the furniture wagon to be car- sti . | ried to the various houses in the fr 3' community. at f; Mr. \^arren Epting of Pomaria | was in the city Wednesday. m Bi Miss Catherine McCants of Ninety ar 1 Q[v i c An n AT ~ ~ T MIA 10 I1C1C u 11 a. V1S1I/ t/U i_>C Uj V I -J ^ j McFall. , he j Miss Mary Walker of Johnston ar- w] J rived Wednesday to visit Miss Caro-1 > i line Epps. G; t i Cindy Chalmers, a good old col- w . ored woman, 70 years old, wife of te 31 Sim Chalmers and mother of Rose gt rj'and Ive Davis, living on the Glenn er _t Rikard place, died Saturday and was be _ j buried at Sweet Springs Monday, i Mr. Homer W. Schumpert return- ^ _; ea Wednesday from Anderson where gj a j he had been in the interest of the ^ _ i new city map which we mentioned a a few weeks ago. | j s Misss Callie Banks, Lula Floyd js , ! and Georgia Havird are three of the } ('latest pupils entering the Newiberry ^ s' Business school. This fine school has .. i sent out a good many competent ste\ | nographers who have secured paying a, I o 11 positions at home and abroad. The Vn\i?V?riWxr Pncinnc-c' aa! Ic r\ ^ V> ULi J V UUOI11COO OCI1WW1 13 U1IC Ui clT / the important institutions of the city ^ yiand deserves the greatest patronage ' d [ that can be given a worthy home en- j _ I terprise. i. 'I * ; in h Mrs. P. F. Baxter, Miss' Lucile w :-j Baxter and Mr. Marion Baxter re- p. f;turned Tuesday night from trips to y | Chase City, Va., and Cherryville, N. C., after visiting relatives of the late !- i P. F. Baxter. Thev enjoyed the de I' CI lightful time. Mr. Marion Baxter er y' was on his vacation. He went back cj (Wednesday night to Columbia to ^e-' i-1 sume his duties in that city. ! as g; Mr. Robert Porter and family of j, j I Greenville are spending the week in f j Newberry with-his mother and other so L_j relatives. i ar i * i i rt i r\ 0! j\ colored woman, ^opnie oromer, .. had h$r right eye removed Monday n( by Dr. A. Tneo. Neely, agisted by ^ s Dr. Jno. B. Se'.zler. | th 5,j Mr. Bynum Xeel will leave Satur-'ni s dav on his return to Savannah after M i f visiting his father and other relatives ol y : here during the past two weeks. \ in is' Mr. Harry Campeen was able to'fr e come "over in the city" Wednesday hi .f -fnv thp first, timp sinrt? he was taken h* s.to the hospital eight weeks age. He j th ! DOES ITS DUT) HA-# WA-* I CONSIDERAi MEN'S AND BOYS' ^ ^ f lrr/\Tar\ 1 1 ^ r*r> 1 /\ vs 1/*1 /~? , ivieii ? ciiib, feciit; \ji i<j' Boys' Overalls, sale pric< EXTRA SPE 25e yard wide Percale, s GINGHAr 20c and 25c Ginghams, s IVTaiVq TTm]pvsVm*tc: ^Ti. Vii kJ V X X VV v/x AAX VKJ * 6 yards Hill's Bleaching'. BOYS' SUIT $9 Boys' Palm Beach Su: $12.50 Boys' Suits, sale ] ^0 PiOvq' Snit.Q c:nlp rn BOYS' PANTJ Boys' Pants 98c, $1.35, $ MEN'S PA] Snip nriY-p PO KSV -* J-S A. A V/ V/ ? We are closing out al at very low prices. . - New 9#? ?<$ i 1 i >ent fourjlweeks in the hospital and: ur at home vsince the operation. r. Campsen, however, is not yet.Wi rong enough to work. His' many i < iends will be glad to see him back ] his popular peanut parcher. Mr. Alfred Sternberger of WiM i ington, N. C., is spending a pleas- ; it visit to his friend, Mr Herman | ; mgford. Mr. Sternberger has been ? rre before and made many friends, Bo ho are glad to see him again. j Chief Justice and Mrs. Eugene B.; J ary have returned from Newberry' ? here they went to visit thejr daugh-. ^?j r, Mrs. Pope. They bring the, )od news that Mrs. "Pone is rpr?r>v-! in.? from her recent illness.?Ab- Se v.-ile Press and Banner. In speaking of an engagement of; e West End ibaseball team, The ' ;ate remarked pleasantly find truth- Ag illy, "The Newberry team is said be fast and to be made up of good; ] ayers." Not only said to be but' G? Dr. R. L. Robinson, president of i ; e Woman's college, Due West, will each at Prosperity at 11 a. m. and Fo ; Cannon's Creek mission at 4 j J clock Sabbath. Public is invited, j Carroll Dennis, James Dunstan. id Horace Zeigler were among the >vs leaving for the McClelland aining camp at Anniston, Ala. Mr. Henry W. Rikard, writer of surance in Columbia, came up this; eek to spend his vacation with his irents-, Mr. and .Mrs. H. II. Rikard.! Mr. B. T. Buzhardt, late of the' :m of Buzhardt & Langford, having ien in the furniture business for; ghteen years, contemplates the op-1 >i'ncr nf n new furniture store in this: ****?" ? ty in the near future. He asks his; j any friends to keep this in mind so ; to know what to do at a later j ite in this connection. "Ben Buz- | irdt" has been dealing in furniture: ' long he has become seasoned to it j id must soon get back to it. j Tl Since writing the "locnl" of the! ?w firm of J. J. Langford & Son,, on r. Wilson Brown is announced by j ie management 10 be there, begin- j ng Saturday. We are glad to have i r. Brown "come to town" to be one J its citizens; he has been coming; often anyway ar.d his many iends will be pleased to know that i is going to stay in. "Jule" saysj i wants them all to meet him at lat furniture store. r * w-f I JLf ^ ' iLLr ! da^ BLYLESS ? " " ~ I nvFRAii.q w I j e 98c pair and up ? || 3 ....65c, 85c, 98c u ? 1 * | CIAL ? ale price 15c ?? VI5 ? ;ale'price 15c yd. 25c ? ...$iroo ; SALE ? its $6.95 31'jce $8.45 "ice $4.98 g 5 SALE - j1 1.75, $2.45, $2.75 J. ! ? m NTS ei oc i. en J IU j ? : 1 summer goods ^ 9 _________ berry, S. C. J ' aPECUL NOTICE mtcd?An intelligent man, preferably one who has had expecionpp to ha.ndlo local aeencv for in old line Mutual Life Insurance company. A wonderful opportunity for one with initiative. Address Insurance, No. 6 Carolina Bank Blug., Columbia, S. C. 7-28-tf. 1! Weevil Poison?Car calcium arsenate just received. Get our prices before you buv. Summer ; Bros. Co. " * 7-28-4t r Rent?Two rooms for light ; housekeeping. Apply _ Mrs. Kate Boozer, phone 221-J. 7-28-tf ; parators?We have in stock Em- < pire and Iowa. If' interested O. J A. Lominick will cail on you. J Summer Bros. Co. 7-25-4t ] nr?tc fnr Thp State. Will be glad to handle your subscription, new ; or renewal. Gilder & Weeks. v , 7-25-tf odyear tires. See Hill Bros. i 5-2-tf t r Sale?Empty 98-lb. flour sacks, r?M'iIifv Rnlfprlt.p fjfikerv. I !*-?.? J . Wf T- i_ r\ At. I vjet rresn uncs ni GILDER & WEEKS CO. | j New Crop Buist's Prize Medal TURNIP SEEDS lese are the highest grade Seed! the market. Plant them and , ! o a rrnn_ Jf VU li 111 U4W V. P. E. WAY, ! Druggist A GOOD DRUG STORE *t i c r> ixewDeirry, o. OPERA HOUSE PROGRAM 4 Friday, July 28 IK "SEVENTH DAY" C>:?U ] P,v?t,JmACC I Fox News S3Saturday, July 29 ;|' "FIGHTING TRAIL" No. 3. |f Wra. Duncan H 2 REEL EDUCATIONAL 2 REEL WESTERN M 2 Reel Sherlock Holmes Monday, July 31 Jj| "TROOPER O'NEAL" Buck Jones Fox .News fl GREEN & GARRISON + Attomcys-at-Law Office Up Stairs 1217V2 Boyce Street i G. E, CROMER Optometrist Over Bake-Rite Bakery EYES EXAMINED y GLASSES FITTED Broken Lenses Duplicated H. M.BIGBY I Optometrist ] 3rd Floor Exchange Bank Bldg EYES EXAMINED i GLASSES FITTED \ Broken Lenses Duplicated A r <1 Pure Porto Rica Molasses for sale by Johnson-McCracken Co. 4-11-tf Seed Corn, Woods' improved Golden and White Dent, for sale by John- J son-McCrackin Co. I 4-14-t f Clenurne Ford parts. Hill Bros, ~ 5-2-t f ' - - ? - ?A 1 J For Sale?Tract 01 iuu acres lauu No. 11 township and tract of 183 j acres No. 4 township. H. C. Hoiloway. 7-14-tf | Wanted?Job to do any honest work that a good maan can make a liv- . ing. Address Moose Lodge No. 780, Newberry, S. C. 7-14-tf Notice?The Prosperity Cooperative association so'icits sealed bids for the construction ot a government specified potato house of 5,200 I bushel capacity. All bids to be in the president's hands by August j 15, 1922. G. D. Brown, Jr., president; R. C. Hunter, Secretary. < 7-14-3t NOTiCE J All parties holding claims against ' Ino. 0. Koon's estate will please present them to one of the administrators, and all parties owing said es- J tate will make payment to one of the administrators. M J. H. WICKER, i E. B. SETZLER, ^ ry a CTTDrD VJ. O. OUUi^iV, Administrators. 7-4-4w MR. FARMER: If you are thinking of making application to the Federal Land bank of Columbia this fall for a loan, see j the undersigned at* once. R c\ Hnr,T.nwAV. Sec.-Treas. Mt. Bethel N. F. L. A. NTewberry, S. C., July 20, 1922. 7-21-tf LNOTICE TO CLUB SECRETARIES The books of enrollment for the Democratic primary election of the year 1922 are to close on Tuesday, July 25th. No person must be permitted to enroll after that day. Just as soon as the books have closed, , oromotlv on Wednesday. July 26th, send or bring the book of your club to me. The law requires that I have ail the rolls copied and certified. We want to start this work right away. This is urgent, and important. The presidents and enrollment committees of clubs will see that the law is carried out. Yours very truly, J. D. WHEELER, County Chairman. NOTICE OF FiNAL SETTLEMENT I will make a final settlement of the estat of Rose Eve Perry in the Probate Court for Newberry County, S. C., on Monday, the 14th day of August, 1922, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and will immediately thereafter ask for my discharge as Administratrix of said estate. All persons having claims against the estate of Rose Eve Perry, deceased, are hereby notified to file the . same, duly verified, with the underziirnnr? iiriH thnsp indebted to said estate will please make payment like- J MRS. ELLA MOON, Administratrix. Newberry, S. C., July 12, 1922. New is the time to plant Lookout Mountain Iri'-h potatoes. We have just received a shipment and will jrivp you close price. Also have car of Black Strap molasses that will arrive Tuesday or Wednesdav. Our to-Ipcs are always right. Bryson Grocery Co. 7-11-2C vi mtov with their olv recommended _ "C^RBOLINEUM" (made in U.S.A.) fefo&??ONCE A YEAR a?.d,^haveIAXSOUMEUS irir 00 MITES to Wood frcsoTBS O? fight Guar a^teod. Wrilo^ MILWHiliE. W13. For Sale By P. E. WAY, Druggist