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PURELY PERSONAL I ___________ The Movements or Many Pecp'c. Nev.*berri?.ns and Those Who Visit Newberry Rev. W. G. Smith, recently ap-! . oint^d ?:o the Newberry circuit, will preach next Sunday at Trinity at 111 mM at New Chapel at 3:30, and at! Silverstreot at 7 :S0 p. m. J ; i Mr. W. S. Matthews will soend a I I onth in Tampa, Fla., having: gone j "Through the country Wednesday. His] wife and babv are in Richmond. .' Che Scotch Highlanders' band and j vaudeville made a good show. Iti must have- been good, as several per-j went Monday afternoon and; again at night. It was good; and ma- j ny people enjoyed the nn?"music and j acting. In fact it was one of the Vv ry best entertainments seen ir. Newberry for some time. Some of it was wonderful. Henry Welis gave us a treat by bringing the company I to Newberry. h -v Mrs. Alice Dickert and children.! and Mrs. W. H. Suber, Miss Mary Alice Suber of Winthrop and Mr. J. D. Wheeler went to Columbia Monday afternoon to attend the burial of the late Capt. Roland Dickert. - ? Mrs. H. H. Burns of Charlotte, N. i'., is visiting her mother; Mrs. Cornelia Wicker in Nance street. i , ?daster Monroe Wicker, handsome young son of Mr. and "Mrs. Albert V/jcker, is visiting his grandmother, ^ XtTi^ar. -HI'S. II K-avi. Rev. R. P. Byrd of Rock Kill will preach at Unity next Sab.bath afternoon at S:30 o'clock. Mr. Henry L. Parr, good citizen, has just returned from a big trip to parts of Florida. News has been received in Newberry of the death Thursday of Mrs. Jake Amick at Chappells. .Mrs. R. D. Wright and Mrs. J. H. West have returned from the U. D. C. convention in Birmingham. We see it stated that "at noon on December 1 the couiitv commissioners of New.berry county and the highway department will openi bids for the construction of 12.C miles of state route No. 22 between a point Xiq&t Newberry and Broad river." , The community will be pleased to know that little Martha Newell, the little daughter of Mr. ar.d Mrs. Clar~ ' ' i !?I ence Summer, wno nas oeu? tuuwily ill, is improving. Mrs. W. H. Carwile and Mrs. W. B. Wallace have returned from the D. A. R. conference in Spartanburg That new plant of 'the Newberry Lumber company is a big thing for thk city and surrounding territory. About the best news heard in Xewberry in seme time is that Mr. F. A.. Schumpert is preparing a piece of iand near Mrs. 0. Wells whereon i? soon to be erected 2 handsome build * ii'g for occupancy by Mr. and Mrs. , i'. L. Trabert, who will move from California to Newberry. Mrs. Roy P. Finney of Gaffney is - isiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. li. Cannon. They say "Sittin' Pretty" was all right again at the high school auditorium Wednesday night. Mrs. G. W. Pearson is in bed as the esult of a fall several days ago in her yard. She sprained the liga.ents between her shoulder blade and neck, from which she suffered very much. Mr. L. I. Epting was carried on Tuesday to the Columbia hospital He underwent an operation Wednes( ay. Dr. W. G. Houseal being pres . nt. The patient stood the operation well and was "doing nicely'" * - from last accounts. News reached this city Thursday of the accidental death of a boy ir. Saluda county Wednesday while hunting: with a colored boy. He was only 15 years old and was shot in the ey(?' ^ OBSERVANCE OF AMERICAN Two years ago Dr. P. P. Ciixton, former Commissioner of Education, instituted the observance of the first Y\*eek ir: December as "Education Week." The American Legion last year became interested in the perpetuation of such a week and took the ftiiftjiative irj ir.v" pg the Na';:onall Education Association and other organza! ions to cooperate :i the obser var.ce of ''AniorL-ai: Eduea.'ior Week." 7!::.- year the United Slate: Bureau of 7v.-ication is coor>?ra:in. vuith rlcan Lvgl.m an ! th?. Xat: .1 Vation As:ee:-iticn in inviti : ' v: *' c ;n. ClU ' ' I" 'V.-.- > .'H'l', :.:L\xnz'y :" . ' .1 in??h\k: ! a:ui boi v . vri-'o:. . o particiy. tiso week. Deeembei *>-f . :.a! \a.i.>r. wide revival o! ed ... ;n : ntYastesm. The Americanism Commission o! the American Legion called upon the Commissioner of of Education to invite President Harding' to issue a Proclamation for the observance oi this week, he President has give: assurance his desire and will in-me? " '1? <)lio w?.? WW The Bureau' of Education has arranged with the Interdepartmen: Advisory Committtee on Governmeni Radio Broadcasting to use th; oovemmerii" broaduu'rin^ station: twice a day throughout the week fci the promulgation of education rad'c material in connection w' the week's campaign. The Commissioner of Education ;alied upen Will H. Hays, presiden cf the Motion Picture Producers arc Distributors of America, to d?scovei to what extent the mo^'on-pictur* houses of America would cooperate Mr. Hays was ve" onerous and en thusiastic and has a e finitely a-rrangec for the working out of a program ii which the facilities of the motion picture houses may be used effective ly during American Education Wee!: All governors, mayors, and ether in places of executive authority ar< i expected and invited to issue procla . nations and otherwise promote gen 2ral observance of this great move ment in behalf of education. Thi newspapers and press generally hav jean invited to issue special educa tional editions if possible, and if th is not possible to emphasize educa tion during these days by editorials special articles, and in such oihe ways as they find possible. It seemed wise, in order that th campaign might be concentrated upoi phases of education whtch are of out standing significance, to designat certain days on which topics shcul. i be stressed. These days are as fol I'.ows: Sunday, December. 3, God an< | Country; Monday, December 4 American Citizenship; Tuesday, De member 5, Patriotism; Wednesday. De cember 6, School and Teacher; Thurs day, December 7, Illiteracy: Friday iJecemoer b, equality 01 upporcumiy ;nd Satutrday, December 9. Physica Education and Hygiene. These topic have been selected because they &r< considered io be matters of nations "mportance and desirable thorughou ;he country. It is suggested tha these topics should not preclude tfy various States from emphasizing thos< features of education which need t< respective States, nor shoulid the: be emphasized at this time in tntei: prevent cities and localities fron pushing their individual needs. It hardly seems necessary to urg? .ipon the schools and thossvresponsiblc for the administration and instructioi in the schools that it is expected tha all will join in he geneial observance 01 promotitng education during American Education Week to the ut most extent of their abilities. Programs car. be effectively arrangec ' ivnnfiMnJ- r.f rmr sfhnnls whicV will materially enhance the value oi :his general effort. At the time of present writing ; very large number of State Superintendents and State Commissioners oi Education have responded enthusiastically in endorsing the observance oi American Education Week and none have expressed opposition or indif ference. The unity of effort and interest which has already been, displayed is but an earnest and evidence that bids fair to be the greatest campaign .for education that hUs ever been made in the United States Washington, September 28, 1922 Want Ads. HAL'S SMALL ADS. A tulip bulb free with every . two large hyacinths bought from me. I do this to encourage the growing of my fine tulips. Plant yjur bulbs now. Maline for tying funera! flowers. ....Made specially for such work. White and delicate tints. Fountain pens repaired. Service on all makes. Pictures framed. Quality work. Engraved greeting cards. Le*t me show you samples of Christmas cards and engrave your name on your selection. Brighten the living rcom with a bo"'] of cold fish. Ea-y to rare f ar.fi i.'.tv.pev.sive. Hal Kohn. i: St"ayed?From my > Xovi'inbi- * 14. black ar.d wh'.U' spotted rialo i ! rhc.it, wc ^' iin^r a;>out 4'J v>i 50 pcuiuis. I-'indcr m-'ii'v Ch.u\v ' 1 Jiulf. Xewherrv, S. C.. R. F. I'. II 11-24-K 1 ! I . I i j : I : j | " 1 .1,1 I I 3 !H& ?' %, K & i li Jgu] .1, Little White R< 60c dozen Darwin Tulip, 1 . ! ^ r- ' Crocus, 15c do: I 7 >| and still ;'! 3. iC I l. j -, White Narcissus, - Hyacinth and t Nose Yellovv 1 "I. " %? -j ulw. -11 I 0 I? 1 ? ?<! M HI? !! Ill III M~ I III * . * r m ? !! ^ . \ ' ^ 7 * f CI s. -i P ! } * j t ; _ a 3 ' SOMETHING fc things to wea i I most appreciated I haps you can give r\ warm overcoat, t 11 Schaffner & Mars 1 i t I Maybe some small j mere appropriate;j| gloves, an ombre j neckwear, pa jam: ;j I chiefs. J Whatever you d* ; find it here---the h< | had, and most reas t , I You'll find court i' * ^ trs'rr>r-i .j| ovi t ^ ? I I n c !| 13 IT" " "v t?-j -p-t fT 3 ? ;^5 iw ~ h / p-r' s,? ?^' i, ^ | i^ H- V V I umimMm $ %, is antiseptic and Jm w^:<uoMiwMfuu BaaBW-r.vmw<t??>i>a?eCTCMMa??3?racjpraa 5 " E T3 5 il'' 1 i.1 k-'C-J*'' oman Hyacinth 10c dozen zen 1 have i ;W I Lame Dutch he large double r Narcissus i 1 ?7 1 i >m\ siS ft s ,r>* mm vantiy \ " i i re I ? w."-nr<-iagjrjL^i^Ti '-s? ..xvi-T^ la.rgrnsag--?rat v^^sc&x-LuKfc** V." ^ ia3i I if ^ii^i' t I V Iff -W V iM %Md ^ p j >* ' r | <?*' 8 1 I ii > wear, of course. 5 r are the gifts j jy ail men. Per- j him a beautiful, | ailcred by .Hsrt j er things will he * " I ?: --nofiery, smris, jj ;Ila, a muffler, jjj 55 or handker- iI * * 2cide on, you'll fj sst thai' can be II ;onabiy priced ij i j I! sous, unhurried | i 11 * p p j iter 'wt# I 2 ' 0 I >^7 ^ f: j k y h a M ^ JL ? Ew?g X~>O s & 1 f ; G per ccnl money. i n.!- r .Bankui I reserve synrtera (> per cent loans may b- > '-urrd on city ?v-* f rm ! rrtv. *?> buy, huli.i, improve. | or pay indebtedness. Bankers Re ve i'- .'o- '. (\)j;r,:.:iy. i >-i:> . 'svcl. Denver, Colorado. J ll-21-4t ! Moi:ce?A!i por-crs ere forbidden to trespass, hunt, or oiacrwise on !an;i.; of Mr?. Error..! E. Carlisle, 7. Jj. ( arlisie, R. C. Ca;fl. T. Carlisle. " i-21-2ti> [SALE OF J?.EAL ESTATE IrOR DIVISION ; W:i! sell at court house thsi Moerdry in Ik comber. 4th, all that tract i\ f land .situated in Newberry county. ' Bush Kiver section, close t> a good ; s: hooi ?;rd church, known as A. ?J. i Livingston's ert .u . Davenport pbce. i.S. lei for a division. We guarantee j title?. Purchaser to pay for papers iand stamp.--. LID1E !.. CHAMLEE. Ti. E. LIVINGSTON'. Whsat for sale by the Farmers ! Oil Mill. Good wheat at $1.7r>. i better'at $2.25. Farmers Oil Mill. ! 1 l-17-6t TRESPASS IMG FORBIDDEN Do not trespass by hunt ng, fishing jor otherwise on lands of undersignc- l. /. 0. WHITTLE, TfT <T'?'fTlT T 1 l. r,. jii i i i.t, I ( . J. JONES & Sen, J. W. SANDERS. HAMPTON SATTEEV/HITE. L. C. PITTS. 1 ll-17-5tp ' NOTICE OF DRAWING OF PETIT JURY | We the undersigns/I jury co.amis j'-ioners for 'Newberry county, r."ill on !the 2-1 th day of November, I'.:22, at ; n ne (9) o'clock a. m., in the ou\cc >f itho Clerk of Court, oo:r>* and publicly draw the names of Lhirty-s x men, to serve as jurors, fon the Court of Common Pleas which convenes i!or.d?iy, December 11th, Ii)22. at 10 o'clock n. ra. * J. D. WHEELER, J. B. HALFACPvE, C. C. SCHUMPERT. Nov. 13, 1022. Guiiars, violins, banjo--?, ukuleles, autoharps, te.-io banj violin b.-n-'s, ' strings a':ci oth-?r musienl nstrumonts. John, A. HolianJ, A<rt., n i r? r* * -i ? ! riwoou, cj. ix-ii-ov 'Starr Made Pianos cn terms of e2*y : payments. Remington r.r..l Trayscr pianos, scid for three dollars per week. Rich 1110:1 i pianos four (ioliurs p.r we^i:. Starr pianos five dollars per week. Remington players five dollars week. The:-.1 lii| stru merits* are of highes: q mlity. John A. Holland, Agt., Greenwood, I S. C. 11-iT-Gt ;Losi?One Waterman's gold beaded fountain nen. i 31. Nee!. I 12-17-2: * Lest?On streets of Newberry Satar! <!sy $20 bill. Finder please notify ; Robert M. Caldwell, Pom aria Rt. i 1, ar^.d get reward. ll-17-2tp .Fcr^alr;?200 bushels pure pedij greed Appier Oats, redeaned and j graded, first year from Pedigreed j Seed Company. None better. Took I second premium at State Fair. In j "Mv? bushel bass, SI.10 per bushel i with cash order. J. A. Burton, ! telephone 57. \ l-14-2t i - . ' Just Arrived?Red, yellow and white ! onion sets. Way's Seed & Feed ! St-, re, ' 11-14-21 : j Chance to Buy Sxaii Farm;?I Will j s:I> :r.-.all frms 0:1 Ion? time and j ea- y terns to working farmer*, i Will cut ihe to suit. Xear re.il| i.ad ..t oi. one; school. In vesi tern Fairfield. Healthy. John k MeMahan, Columbia, S. C. j li-14-4t 1 taw Mog Feed, shorts, rice-meal snd hom! inv feed. See us. Summer Bros. i Co. 1 i-14-2t ! , For Rent?Rooms or an apartment in private dwell in >7. For further information apply at The Herald and Xows oiTice. ll-14-2t - - - Firm For Rent?I vill rent for 1923 the E. P. Cromer nlace in Xo. 9 township. > miles from Prosperitv. Good two-horse farm, good resit nonce and plenty of water. Mrs. Lilia E. Cromer, 10C1 Wilson Street, Newberry, S. C. ll-14-2tp Trecpass Notice?All trespassing is positively forbidden on the lands of the undersigned by hunting or in anv manner whatsoever. .Mrs. CLAUDIA C. SU3ER. 11-17-3tp Wanted?Good, sound peas. Johnson-McCrackin Co. 10-24-tf Flashlights?Get them repaired and fitted up here. Correct bulb and battery will make a new light of it. Gilder & Weeks Co. Pecan Trees?Fine trees, two 'year grafts, $1.00. Three year grafts, Sl.oO. Str.ar" and Schley best for this section. C. D. Weeks. 10-17-tf Agents for The Siate. Will be gad to handl" your subscription, r.m or renewal. Gilder &. Wcei.?, 7-25-tf Dry Cleaning' saves your suit. Sanitary Laundry Co. 0-2o-St Cadet Chocolate.'.?Fine mixture, high tjrad? chocolates, 50c pound. Gilder & Weeks Co. For Rcr.i?Old Town plantation. Twelve or thirteen r?ne-horse farms on Saluda river, fine Bermuda ?r::ss meadow. pasturasre, amnio outbuildings. Prefer to lease as an entirety for several years for a cash annual rental. F. VVerber. Jr., Berwyn, Maryland. 10-3-tf TRESPASS MGTICE Wo the unik-r<hrnc.; >io ivby for bid my .-n h. i.on ou* *: 11\ f [ # I'. >;. ,ToilN II. liOOZKR. M. J. :,0.\viSit0RK. \V. G. HOI.LiXCSWORTK. I! -17-4. Fuller Brushes?I rt'Proson: the Fill ier B 'usa . onipai.y in Newborn ! c-cunty. and will bo crlad to hav< yonr order. Phono 311 and mak< i aD00:n:n:cnts. Mr?. M.-Hard1 Mower. 10-27-8 Hafs cleaned and Ijioc.::ed. Sanitar; Laundry Co. iJ-26-S Hunger -'O one can realize the agony o hunger unless cxp-rienced?but eve: luxury ha? i:? pitfall?. It pays t< practice mode vat ion ar.d economy. # ^ How are these prices on extra pi; fabric tires. Adjustment made o.basis of 8,000 m-les?guaranteed an-. st* r-ualuy uires. ; Tire and tube ! ! 30x3 0 8.7: :':0X3Vj 10.01 32x4 17.5i I i Genuine Ford Parts and Ropai Work. Prices right. tills IhUYfcG! 1506 Main St. Newberry S. C I PHONE 405 I / mmamam?m?? ? Fcsiiively s:o hunting or trcsp?ssin oi anv kind allowed on "y lane Aor.h Taylor. li-14-4t Positively no hunting allowed. "Keo off. J. C. Duncan and Mrs. J. C Duncan 11-14-4 tp NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMEN' i will make a final settlement o the estate of Rulda Nance (ne ijongsnore) m tne rro.iate Court 10 Newberry county, S. C., on Z.londaj the 18th day of Dec., 1922, at 1 o'clock in the forenoon ana will im mediately thereafter ask for my dis : charge as Guar.I ..n of said estate, i Mrs. S. EMMA LONGSHORE, Guardian. Newberry, S. C. i Nov. 10th, 1022. . _ ' For Sale?Saw mill outfit in runr.in 1 order. Apply tovHenry L. Par: Newberry, S. C. li?-t For Sale?One yoke of steers weigii Ing 2,000 pounds. Also 16-hors Toner engine. D. E. and J. A Schumperfc. 11-10-t Wanted?Fifteen wagons and team to haul lumber. For further infer s .nation address Tiger River Pin Co.. Shelton, S. C. 11-10-4t I I ^ i^^r^ous heacla^ie^k 1MENIHOLATUM J m^quicHy sootlies I \ CLTOS: ^cyjLviarfL-.'w^^.Tar 'ra^-^iray^Y^as-aorsrTr-'. h|gai life&rb^ a b^a TXt6 I in 11 \ \ \f li/( I ii L >i V I ir% i rlxjRi a.".. -.'> >'?iiltwQ 1&? fl/7 Dress Vvitnc \7'CU vro.v* rhiver if you have X Heater. pluecd in any room, it - L'.-ai. and warms tip the colGc^t ccr: The graceful firc-bosvl cf t-ic }7!c *)u.s c::i-a htat-radi^tin^ surla;*- . ricaL It burns l:?vorcr.3 ami a gal hours of comfcrt^fclc warmth. U it; I:?cr> c:car.. Call nn'.l ark us to show you ' Heater. Three tcautllui n:~sbei> ! J. X LANGF ICouriaOt's, Concci^niiou 1317 MAIN ST. wnii" i N???? murnmmm^: ? ? ? ? I ; r h^".. they s.:\\ is coming: in "; style fa.-:. hairdressers are net a.-uep at t.:e .-witch. Uccd Fortl catz for sale Good C011<i:*'cr?. Iliil Bros. 10-']1-St ^ Men and women average ?1.00 per hour selling hosiery, lour pairs gi5;:rante;\l \ve?.r lour months or new hosiery free. We pay 30 per e cent commission. Free samples to working agents. Complete iine of wool and heather mixtures.. This is the big hosiery season. Experi~. er.ee unnecessary. Eagle Hosiery Works. Darov, l'a. 0-2610tp : * Slice Repairing When those friendly, likable Old 4 1 Slsoes of yours get under the weather, / vhen they begin to show ..;?ns of a run-down condition, See Price. f . Electric Shoe Hospital ^ 1 . ~h7m7b i g b y ' ^ Optometrist f 1 3rd Floor Exclianq:e Rank BIdfg EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED Broken Lenses Duplicated > flea tin;?Accordian, side and box q pleating done by steam at Mrs. i Geo. S. Me Gravy's, Laurens, S. C., * 1 ^ 301 W. Main street. Mail orders i will receive prompt attention. j Phone 203. 10-13-5t r A Money Lend?On improved farm M l.-.nds at 6 per cent.; we can negoiiaie loans on property in the town ?mt of Newberry. See us at once and Hj file your application. Dominick & j|Sg Workman, Attys. 8-8-t? ml m gTeTcromer ^ Optometrist || Uver tsake-Kite bakery . Tl EYES EXAMINED f "J GLASSES FITTED ^ H, Broken Lenses Duplicated : NOTICE *'J On December 1 at the late residence of E. P. Matthews, deceased, I will ! sell to the highest bidder for cash all , I the personal property belonging to I* I said deceased, one horse, bu*? and i i harness, two steam engines, six and e eight horse power, one 3 inch rock r Grist mill, shaftings, pulleys and i belting, one 60 saw Pratt cotton gin 0 feeder and condenser, grain cradles, i-: cotton planter, etc., one cci*n sheller, set doable harness and buggy pole, ; one cow, lets of other articles of les:s I importance. Sale will begin prompt at 10 o'clock, December 1st, 1922. J Mrs. EDITH MATTHEWS, \| 7." JiiACL UU iA. g:ll-24-2t y f! j For Sale f ' * aj Four-room cottage with large lot % 1 ! e ; on Dravton ht-cet ""a verv rease::- 1 P; ' I abfe price. Lor large enough f^r ? > \ I : other cottage. I # ! iJ. 1 BURTON . i 1 : TELEPHONE 57 I I I . IM ? Ml utiIIM i MM?IIII IIIIW?MIMIII-r?flW? N 'jsne?aaot csmsaeuBKsm a?aaaga> aMoa?BW i im i } * Fill 11 j :K 1 la i MB) 'i ? m jg^TT1 %h NS t1 'ATERS <1 o rat a Shiver c. Ficrcr.co 0:1 gfi ve s u ge ncrous _jT xcr.cc Oil Heater I and gives extra j v-/ Ivt/J ioa^'.'MtwcIvo | S-T)PlUS i I 23iaci, i-. iw J /v/^/iijfl/ B 11/ iCilityi 'ORD <& SON 1 is 5:accrc Treatment PHONE 47 * ^ .