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RUTHLESS CUT. * OUR AM.'SMv % \ . Dearborn Indepen^ In the progres. servation movenierr ^?f entirely cverloo tant member of i the American Hoi \ Within the ar 1 _ it large ernes, tue: dreds of persons v. ;: the rolling swell breathed in t! " magnolia, nor h- : ..of the wood i : are unfimUia.- v . > sweet significant-. love it for its annual visits- of ^ ! . . .in their later year - >v; the seamy side o, :ir. * ii 1.1^ mucn 01 me diooui cynical to feel :hr "bolic beauty. In the dim fores: tral and Northern . holly berry is seer? - ? : :> - . *: midst of pagan f > .Iv.-.N: .Pi " ' branch was- a to-u'ii : tween the .tribes came to Euroiv. h > on a deeper si^rni;'='.i V tide season. The i:>v : v.. Divine Babe was val of peacv . w :!. of its thornv k-av.-> * berries. *u ?<,h . - . ? as a symn . .-a.-'l v>;.- i. .v. v ; - , Christian !-.->nvs uv-.my v. -of hosj :: ';;y nn<! ?h.;i vailed a . a: became k.'.vvvn v.. Chor Holy T . . igin of nar known?Kol*. u . brightest rri-iv> ..f K ..]> o : are those which icl! ? ' V !.-i ' festivities .Me:-: i r elry with! i ..o holly han^!K<j* high s?n > !. walls. The w*t a??] by the hard> c: < v. I. . [ America scant: ;i-> >... 7m the precious burdc.v . ? h:<.. tion and legend wj-l/.i m e* : : = _ had :^0:up r; r'.. ;: i-j mals- and fees ' ?;n?i r: were JoyfuHv rcco;r.*t:/~u :; ! -v . corned into :h> places v % -by. similar c;>..-r!.< ? : *?; : ' and*so it was h..* . ? ,. tiraent and , -i years had wow f: ;:!v. ; . holly were x> .ti..vii i?? > ' 'of the Ameri< ;i:i f?u< . .V. son no tree or sh:ui> ' < v. : spot in the hearts of Aw -:- ... . people than doe5 ti'.' it..''-* ?-. T: . Cheery holly wrt?..th :rt :iu> rtutrw over the fireplace h,. essary part of o.: ^ v phere. If holly weiv i . of Christmas wc . u , ' V Yet the utter extcrmir.at rn o? t'; - holly ir only a ro-.i'rr o>~ few < o.- , if the present r:.t^ of <\rs: 'ucti. ; isrtv' continues. . The magnituc . f ; ' :v - ly which has >; times is difficul; s weeks before <^hrl.^t P* > cutters go out :nio V.-.I* ' with ax and saw. If ?:>ly a f? v branches wer.? ja<ik-i'?us!y -yw:.-. from each tree, verv ir ;!X? h-r..\ would result; b?it -rai;?, course, is the ?n!y ?h!?tr * by most of tho: v r traffic. The sea? higher the price i forest is distant c ; pillage and the ,1 : cut down to the zv> their branches, sn.i hv ; u Vrot. The brands ; the carload to the < ;: >. v ^ are used as lav>n <k-.'large department and churches. !:: \ leaves wither, a::.! taken down aT:.< ;:ii< .* turned?a sat i and thought! "s -!!t-.While it J> !. N . v that is wv.i'V 1 tinctic " i is: Aver~; : < ruixe:; :r.i> ; " share n> 1J v linllr . *v?v * ..... lightfu ' season .?? >< * - wher>a t' ?... found. Uc - i< V.. ^ came con^ . . ' j: : ' . made in 1- ! -i rey, wit:, d > i?.u i nfeVmg t' (. whole fr. . h 1 ;? .no roorr v.; - :.n<; < . .. two st-rs.: <;>! ;jy? hgathered ; amid much i-x-i.ri . men*. J;..:, a those- days . da** . e .'ery* - - . , "bilt and w. . . - > H who has not . an.i jrmgs . . can po.-sibl\ . result, insre wreath of the home is , boughs. In the ? . ? ? c<>ast, :he holmaximum size, >ern woodland?, he growth arid tree is typical Springing up in oT-atic pines and . old oaks, ir steadily until it of 40 or 45 feet. 3tri: \ it is a> young monarch surjis cngo and bearded 'rst fairy prince / mystic lands of .CjIo .oulu have is tho hol !1 white > -OF-sing ' .i, nor i? :nidst of the * j j; i anis lis ratuaiu y withstands the olizzard. Many a partaken of its genand returned the g afar the seed. *Te hardihood and outat a time when nearms of floral life have 1 the might of winter, y ideal for ornamental resembling ivory in col~e, cne wood of the holly ougrht after by the en;^te rv decorator. - herished friend, - 2 intimate acti i - : . >ut the hearth on >f the year. We . rve our native as a treasured poral heritage. . 'Ki'tASV-'. ! AixMER AND HIS PC VhK 4 I-: % ; . .* -the recent past :ias begun to take . : ~ce in national cc ri national poli. . >?. .armer and the = 5 v:.. i of his power \V; : ... gatherinj: ^ast vc?'}c ' ! ' -*s 01 t .1. . . . * _ - > - J to bring the '(- V <i antry in a new .':v) v:- aiet at the New a ! ; ' ~ the iarge finan ercial and indu? , en in the habit ol . !. -i and acted like *: . and captains of in fact, is just w. )i * ugh, as suge.-itr. . : .!: - =! vt of one big : n-... -h.%. were "camou? : th. u '-^ely and not alto e.' v.z '::!e of National Cooperative Mar ' .. . This ^same cor . - i? 0. L.-Demg: for The New -characteiized the if the soundest fin *: . r. >! in this country." ' .1 C!fv<3pf" ?c vorsH . re-" of today. It is- exa. . remind-', th.it --v .yen suggestion tha: > jl farmers or their repi :u remotely refer <x of and parse! : wDP"tal firancial ' . ; -on:--.y might pro.. f1 ... ; !:; ,*e claSS of financial ? fk;*p ^se to th? : wonderful frrowth oonprative move;urSied and repre imarkabic gathering V." " the producers from . ii all over the.-eountng an aggregate auof over $1.000,000,000 bership lists 870.000 iio are trying :o make . of farming. g the magnitude of the . the straighforward legN'lir conn AAi\^ Uil/IAO; CUC 11 >Ie aims to place the Am. : on a business basis/1 *<rh"' movement can - '1 J as one- purely . .nee, and not of d politics. In fact si aims as such in i course, Farmer Sa.,*.1 w.*?~ in evidence . jrge >n .mers th;j the vhere has > the line .of cJ . :i?T the agrk'ulturn the 20 year? ;>reeminded of a fact . '' on the country *njre is happen:.?e believes :he ?operative lr.arrned ?trmer . . i'erent pc'iiica" really jiuem^eir "momie phases ot pointed out that .eek differed fron characterized the "or the last 00 eetings h^ve hec-i with thin?.- thai are usually callc.i radical, '' ho ;ne-. :ing to which hO was talking \va- :: -i i i to strike a single political not-: iwas to avoid talking of jobs or tttin;:.ir.g of opportunities; it wto c<>;> ! fine itself strictly to the problem < arising out of :h economic :r::; - * . i r T that lacc rnman t>7 nc- larni. u \\ :there to bring; under one rojf '? i mert who are thinking in commercial ; terms, of the eomnicrcia! rroolem- of the farm. Sapiro made statement that the ''technique of cooperation has be.-n '!worked out. What the farmers have 'found ! t s: that wherever they j have the n_rht kind of cooperative '.marketing associations, with the commodity organisation, they stop t:.e ' (lumping of farm crops, and they sub ' stiruie for dumping the merchar.ui.-; ing of farm crops and the merchan'dif-ing of farm irops means simply the control of the movement of those farm crops ?o that they go into the ;. markets of the wo rid in such times | and in such quantities that they will be absoibed at prices that are fair ;unujr given commercial condi:ion>. ' J The teclr.iiuii:- which Sapiro. says . has b.en worked out mean.-? that the i farmer mu.-t -distinguish perishable prouiu-ts from the products, that arc either non-peri.-' :;' !e or that can ho ' made mil-perish:-; \ and then to build up around v; one of those types i.s own kind of -."sociation; but . in all cases, to organize to sell by the commodity and not by the locali ity to receive, to pack and to store. But you must org;i Y\17* e oy the com' jmodity in order to market. Every in jteres: in the United States-, exctpt ; farming, is organized to sell by the i commodity, and until the farmers learn that one point of technique all cooperation i? m vain. i (FRIENDLY RAIN j * SAVES ORPHAN :l J New York. Doc. IS.?Johhnv Mil1 lor. East Side eisrht year <-ld orphan, was saved tor-ay from starvation only by a storm that swept his home in a:: abandoned warer tank atop a tene; rncr e and drove him into the ' arm. > rescuers. . j Eiffhtv. i months ago Johnny's /* T died and his father brought h ? new "mother." Then, last sui , his father, purveyor of icc to sweite.-ing East Siders. was cru.-'.iti l->o>1 qarV) n!iii V.is f\TK<?S. .11 *?/ V. I. .1 V1?V */*. ? ? - .?e .funeral Johnny's new "mother took leave of him thus: | ' i .^'s $5, I'm going to Europe." , > So Johnny had to seek a new home :He found the tank ana set up housekeeping with his dog. Spot. ! . Things went fairly well for a while. His puis?John PoTiehellu and Xa.le Falak "swiped" a couple *of blanket? lor aim. ana .\arie conuiouieu ;t i.i;;t gcd sweater to his wardrobe. i The $5 was soon spent and Johnny began to prowl the teeming ?;ree*s of the Ghetto, lookir.fr for way? ana means to keep Spot and himself alive. He erot thinner and thinner and his feet srot sorer and-sorer. Finally he sent Spot to live with Natie, in whose crowded home it seemed there was rccm for the do?, but not for Johnny. Saturday nigrht last, faint from L .. ^ TAKvjmi* I? V?I TV' lb '! uuxili**i u:iu 1 i i/iu uuiinut v.iu? .. ? atone into his rooftop home and sough: refuse in dream-:. Then it rained and the tank began to fill, i '*1 dreamed I was-swimming," said Johnny, "and suddenly I began to drown. I woke up and found it was raining hard in.the tank, so-1 had to get out.*' :IHelen I.chrman going up 'o her rocf *0 take in the week's w;>;V ir-g, found Johnny, an inert, n soaking heap, too weak to even shiver. She took him to her flat and fed him 'and because space was ar a premium in her household she found him a place to sleep with a neighbor, j . Wh"n Johnny awoke this morning 111?) .11 11 i j v?> J1<*U 4.? i: v IU Hunger gnawed *-;m. He tried to rise, but his feet woi badly blistered , he could not s'.an^ he r~': d >v;r. 'on ill fours 2nd crawled 'or .. to Mr?. iLehrman's door. She took him in and because she could not afford .to add ! another hungry mouth to the four she . Kvas feeding she called a policeman. I The policeman took one look and called an ambulance and Johnny we! . clanging of? to the Childr .-n's socio:y. where he was bathed, fed and comforted. j This afternoon he had sufficiently recovered to appear before .Justice Boyle on a technical charge of ir. : without guardianship. The justice "sentenced" him t ' stay at least until afttv Ohri?: w>rn :ne i n:;aren > sjviery. viic: a i will nc-".' oi.ally meet San:? tTa;> a a ; be jjov ' on turkey a. -i plum puu tli " 4 , ay?" pleaded Johnny.'1, I iratta h e 3not with me. Don't ho ' Vis?" ;>mnii wa< sejjt t*> <_c. S'^ct ; tter was dispatched to Santa i C ;.', to put a connle of extra i" lliv: ?;V-V I ? ,> :m\ at least, are convinc c I th:.f . 'lie* tiocsii t know *<> \ _?' ? ri?rro,Tr>?" Tr"1-f r* " *'** Lvl .w .'.V 'v. .1 ji-J: . c* -?i ,<r* % 3 ?/ tf V^; &3tgB3$i 5 I /> ?* ^ ^ ^ 7 * B h/' ~'A N* e- M r? .3 ^I_J' fii or7 (! > i' e. yiT^w.vi !:. i.\ D., 'JVu. h<-: .-: Jl.iui s:. ]:.' ! :.M : ?- y.'-tdy Uil le ir:- . f r i'oj\v-: :\:9 ? : .. W* * *n *- ? ;*"r T'n ?n. _ .. ^ , - - ? LESSON FOR DECEMBER .10' THE STORY Or THE GOOD SAMARITAN , LEPSON* TKXT-L'i'.re I'? GOLDEN TEXT?-Thou shalt love thy ru-:-r! : or as t!;> T.f v. 1'liIMAl'lY Tul'JC?S3 To :\ .TVNIOli. TOPIC -The Story of tlio Hood ' Samaritan. intermediate axd senior topic ? Iloiriir a tlo-l NY: vorxa pe<"?p!.v-: and adi'i.t topic ?WilO i" .\iv .M'lUixur. 1. Hew to Jnher'it Eternal Life (vv. . 23-2$ >. 1. Tln? Lawvor's Question (v. i "I.nwyer"* liore means one versed in religions Jaw?:)io Script ares. This (](h*n not mean lawyer i:i car i:;nd?Tn somn' ot t ii;ir term. It v.onld i:v>ro nearly convspond to ;t 111 v I pr(i",t S*,,i\ 1 i!<* > i .... - , to trap Jes<:<?to influee 1 fir:! i-? take , sudi a stnii'l as would weaken His i'nilnenee ;:s a teacher. Jle expreto.! ' Jesus to set fort .j sonic now cereip.cnii s which wouhl eonMht with or - uisj-avji^e i n? law. 2. ,]i?!!s' ()o< >sion (v. 20). T! ujrh Jesus know ilii- Hiorlvc of fhe la\...er Me did not evado his quo*; on. I!'1 sent him to the law? ,! > tie!-.! which w;j?r f.iaiiliar to him. lie thus was rohhed "f I:is '-'\vn weapon. ?\ The Lawvi .-'s Kcp'y (v. 27). He ' 11 iiurii;-i in .n..->nvi ?i? ?u.. that the entire content <>f 1 he la" i was embrace! in lov > to (' ?1 and juan. ] This expresses the whole of human duty. j 4. Jesus Reply (v. 2S.) This straightforward answer- went 'to the IreaiT of the lawyer. Perfect love to CJ'.xl and man is truly the way of life. Xo man has yet Jiad or ?n have su;-h love. I!:s sinfnl eondition pallia!'-s its possibility. Man's failure to incisure up io this requirement is hi- condemnation. The !: wyer keenly felt this thrust. He was defeated on his own gmunils an:} convicted of giillt. : 1!. Who Is My Neighbor (vv. 1!0-' 37). | j. The Lawyer's Question (v. 20). . This question re veils the insincerity of the lawyer. Christ's answer had . roacheiI his conscience and .now he . seeks to escape the difficulty by ask ' iiiir a captious quo-lion. Lawyer-like sought to sot off l>y raising a question as to the meaning of words. 2. Jesus' Answer (vv. 30-37). Christ's . rei?Iy more than answered the law1 yer's question. in the parable k? 1 lie Good Samaritan Jie makes cleat1. who U a neighbor. and also what it means j to be a neighbor. <?r what loving a neighbor moans. Christ's answer had a double meaning. J ?f not oaiv made i ' * clear w'.o is my neicrhbor. bar ,'e i it ci?ar that t'no lawyer was m-t piay imr the neighbor. I!e thus v;b victed of not' having been a n- 'u'hhor. . (1) Who is my neighbor? ?r!:is d;\s, fitute are! wounded man iefr <>v! r' e , highway by the robbers is ilia man wl??? needs a neighbor. My neighbor, Therefore, is the one who iitv.is iuy help. whether he jives next do.n* or . (?n the outside of the world. Those ; who have the Spirit of Christ-dm see their neighbors on every hand. What being a neighbor means. Our sfrpreme concern should nor be "Who is my neighbor?" but "Whose neighbor am I?'' To be a neighbor is ; (a) t<> sec those about us who need heir. (v. " '>). Love is keen to discern need. We should be 0:1 the lookout f? ,r those in need of our ho]]*. { >) Have compassion on the needy (v. '.YA). Chrisi's compassion v is aroused as He came into contact with ! those wl o w??re sui'Vring and in need. AH those who have His nature will ; he likewise moved. (: ) < r 1 \ ?. to those in need (v. 1). Mmy-are williier to irive lueney to jiel*? t?ie poiir and n: <iv. !.;?t :rre unwilling it. per.- i; Hv m'nNter ti? tacTM. f.Tanv !':>: s tiv j e "s-'nal tiT^ch i,s mere important than :ie vai? rial a hi. We s mid give ourselves . is well as our money. (d)?T>'ml t? 1 > ' wounds (v. HO. (< ) S; r tIu? heirless ones en <u;r brails while we v.ilk (v. This is proof t!-:it !ove Is genuine. Christians win deny t 1 er?:! sV'ves in order r-> have -i-nu-thMi^ t> pive f<< wh.>'liiivr ruvd. TM* ! kind of w:.ni;iihy I* :t?r]v m" * ;od i f . t !(?(* :y. (I"; Itnn^ <? -"! <? 'ji*? :?!: 1 k#? ' ?-:iro Of f'.tnlViv;Mvnto (v. i ui:?e love does hot Thrive irs sorviec Jn; t*. Much ' ":~Nl::Tr. scrvlrp i -v- :di<\ !: :'nd ! '! "1 ?r: v^S :i j !!:::!! to f?lk6 CttfC <>f himself. (?f) ! IC ,n-; * ' V. "It - v> ;t U-?? 1 ' ;?! ; ' r p T."Vi' j- iiii' ; ! expensive thins: in the world. :i *o?t C. ' i!:v ??r:iy Sf:i. I' < <! ills liiV. v. o u?> d-d'' ! 1-: t- - I '."hi;! ths Lrst Trurp - Sounds. , T;:?? I.ord V- ;- !. - : ; '! d \vo:u It ;! .( :i \ ' . '. \ voi: .? 11;" <? :*:.d !: ' tr;::>in of < I" i : ] !: dc:;d ' i.-j ! siuiI! ri ?' !<: r.- ! .?!* ."!<*. Sv~h ."3 ! L OVir. : I : ?v i < !' ]' ' i' ' .*, ... i {; ? i ?, ;:;i: - A]:.', . ] i D -V; Noihsrg. n,.;. .. v,.t - ;i (Jc.i! "I ?< ' Cowj ir. i la ' i The coming of 1923 will remind ! i I ill "l! !" \\Y.< i :iit' . . li) Itt- . Of V.'Sl.il i I * VJTon; iv. Getiins: a $40 bill is unlucky be, f / ' ;"' V. :u ;; r j( Y $30.00 Acl.'jrriobUc Tire Eaten! V, ..!: i 1 a I: v c-. - >: v. .ua"a a.o h >!t-~ .v.r'.K a .w f ti-v. TV. ! >vc ; "bb pa* n-*y. ! Gur.rantc-. tl K:;. Parte in the garage and have never scoi! rat ->i:u-e. Wonderful urTV' ]'; y.-ur i:' t- a.c;:in-'. Ci.: 25e or 50c tu.be TODAY. Sold and iruarn:-teoii :.y ,\I:;y< Draa 5' CITATION OF LETTERS O:" ^DMirrsTR.M ion The- Sr. te'of S.ra:-> C u:v\ of Xewht-rry i.y W. I*. :^va . ! U(!"v' . \\hi vV. M. WiU.r. r Vh m:\ . suit to me to grant letters ot ad: ministration of the estate and eft'eets of James P. vi ilson. deceased. i ht r.re. th-ri-i'ore. to < I* ar.c aumor.ish all and singular, the kin dred and creditors of the s-ild P. Wilson, deceased, that the}- In- a:;t appear before me. in* the court < -r ihat-". '^ ?:' i 1 1 at 1\ , *' Car., on Tuesday. Dec. next, ai ter publication hereof, at 11 o'i. . i i't the forenoon, ?o show cause. it* an thev have, why the <a:d adrainistra *; '?n >bt> ;?'! :10*. b.- g;V; n* (*:vor. ;r: ..r niv h:;n-.' irv-- :h du; ;e!. A:.::a D ?nvn:. ' 7.2. ' F.' J. X.'C. NOTICE TO THOSE CC?:C^RNLE At the meeting of the tov/n council t- ;r h-.;ia Deeembc- ?. 1022 an election will be held for: One Chief of Police (furnishing his own uniform), $150.00 per month. Four Policemen Uwo rrifc rms t* be furnished v- the town), S100.0C r r morth. Or? Street Overseer, 1.10 '10 pe: IV ( V 1. One' Clerk & Treasurer. S12-5.0C f ! .. 1 I y "t ; t* -1< T ., * " J. W. CHAFMA >:. Clerk & Treas. SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF LOTS IN THE TOWN OF NEWBERRY We will c to: for sale ::: auction, to he higJiest biticu r, before the : ?>u: t hr;.V". oil aWuay " January immediately after the judicial sales t following lots in .the tOWP. r.\ 1\ e-.vh^rry. c". C.. to vvt; All rial: lot with :i one story brie* hlTiiti;. TVOR f'or.tliT i street thirty-eight and one-half' feet more or less, and running back there fnaa foa a distance of one 'nandree fei i. more or less. same vi '.th. ant bounded otherwise. on't.a- . rt:-t ';y ia; It. 1*1. Kia.aad, on . atta an al] t* r, ii'| y^- j*r- ') v; - IQ by abo\e ed. o all tha. lot with a < v :-torj rick m the'van :v.v.tt'.n;T or i v. i at thir tv-a'aat a. I nt-h'a feet, more or less, and itinnhi^ bad therefrom same width one* hundred feet, lao/e or less, a..--'; a -aad-. 1 :>? <>n the ca t by z\ , lo. al. ? *c2*;be(; i-n the h by a:: all ' fifteen feet]wife arid ivi the wost ot of A. ::i tvo i?>i v::I I . s< id sc^er&tely and then as z ^v^.oic ji' th: y biv'g' n..i v'.iz'. ?-h will 03 ac<v;ueii. >.!. if v..> then the separate bid:? will be ac . all ihat let v;i h a r-v> brick ihcreon ? i ay:: iront:on : : forty fc?t. /?? ..-o or I. . an . r;..-. "I." j . thv/t: sa-n;j v;!:{:! , o*yhi.yfive feet^nicre or less, and r\.\. bounded cn the narth by . Ile\ lif:t-er? :', ' wl-le. on the i x< ' . of H. -H. "Kinard and on the West b". an alley ten -feet wide. Also a1! t l1 ;t vscsnt lo! n.oro <v v::; . b.ac!: in . f. s . '<? ; " " ft !>"! ?:*< (?r !? ' >, \ m trie nona -. y i >z 0 Brown, on the- east by ?ai I "alley ten f< v.v'.e and or. ihe v.\ : by !.?i James ( . Brcwn. said two Ibts on arid, then a? a whoJe ;nd if ih y I ri: c> :!. ii' !'. ' r bids will he :: C Said'rtiieVs \ v\ s mentioned arc regain open r.:id be ** ? thr: rthe owners <if s.iit! lots in p.';rpetu To: ; f . ' : Orv - . trie balance in two equal arinual v ni>. * i i /; ?r" . r ;hc i r: !: . .ion.' ;Y.>:v> to..v ol* ' a.. : tea. )i a ' >. y. : a . . -v: . and I." not paid when <rae to* cctj i v ' at . . a i credit portion to be secured by : d mo t' !;:< '.r "?' -a i :s>v' ! Cor ::>-r mc : . . W'V: . v . a ncunt e ical to said credit oortlon and assicrnnre'nt of the policy. : ::v -a' ' ;!;! aer < ?.: 'i <>.* .. ' 1 * 1 J . -. M * 1. . ' v :.i ir j i . : !>i:';:in?r h " ' I .00 ? : ' 10 * ' ' for. ssifce accepter] as a \irhoie fcr . : j < ; ) -Vi :"-.i if tho bid for the last two Jots : . }; ?!-. is hcceptcd the sum of $;100 % '' ih . : " v !i tr;: > <>f fie in - 'i !* :r > ] frro of sry :::<? r.!i >: c::r th :i { d.V. :m ;* unpai I. which the purchase? will have assume; and al*o the Purchaser to nay f< r drawing oa .? -i. MASTER'S SALE ^ . ; \ ' j III . 4I f 1U . D;;V i i. (1. f" .irn:. ; ' . u) " . ! : ! ': . i * . : '! : t puoiii ?iucii >n. to the* I ' ; i\ tho ci ;? :n ' 1 ' i . >' '!'!' . !' 'i?. y 'I in January, sale's day (Is;;, i' I. !* >1 described tract of Ian$i. to i *:r ~::i*: v in th ,-oun'y or X. ry and state aforesaid, containing: thirty-six i - f" > acres, more : less,_ bounded by lauds of 1. W. Ser.n, v. -.'1 * .? \V. O. s and : ir1 ;:V ro-J kriovvn n t! I F r;i Terms >!" sale: C a sh. Purchaser* > -ay fey al! p; v.i-rs. re: .-;aar>ar.<l cording iV<v. JAMES D. QUATTLE3AUM, Master fox Newberrv County. * Deeernb< r 14. 1022. ~ < ? A "T* ""* T? j i \ i r. i\ o i i the estate of James Monroe Ouzts, deceased, are hereby notified to file 11:. dxy veiUied. villi the un. <1 ^'r' a:v! thn.-v inrie:"-i i *o : id c -:ai" v. ;l! ; ' v..k.' paynv. :\z lik-"i v/i to * ' ; :.h?. j.\\Tr: ouzts. ' ' E OF FINAL SETTLEMENT make final settlement of ito or Xr.rh.rr. V>. Wi: ; !. in tee \> </eate court for Newberry eouniv. C.. on Wednesday. the 20th cay of December. 1922. at 10 o'cloc!: !in ihe forenoon and will, immediately ; :h r'-aft.-r : >k for err di?. ;r.;r.. a< [ exeeatop and executrix of said estate. |". Ail persons having: claims gainst , . nrvc- hereby votiiie! to th.i ' srime. duly v.-ri'i v.. 1 .those "n icote-i To .'..ill' will r' v?. -.ice ' ??r.y:nent likt !.-.e. A. C. Wh?. f' ,-r. rxe-.ator. I ilia V. Wheeler, ex tutrix. j November 20. 1c',_, -r- a T/ nr'. 7 * 7> T?.T C?. T~ O ~i ?. ) i ri/\ 1 : i*? J I' kJ \ L lj jl?\3 7. r- >:>. nu' Iv>* Ireri :r;e: *.. 5?? at lh,> following dates -riven :-bclo*v fo** / :v; Tr.:: > returns of r> r:on i "pr.vjertv f .v ik Lal y ?ar 192 . | Whitmire, Wednesdayv January 0. ' O1.l.owrv Tiiai^aav. Jar. i K'r.arr! . F:*i -1v, J:. ;i. Longshore*?. Monday, Jan. 8th.P. X. r. r's : ;oro. V.*ed:v. Tan IGik. Silver Street. Thursday, Jan. II. S:. Lnlrcs. Friday, Jan. 12. I !";)?" ?i'i: y, lonchiy ar.d Tuesday. Jar. 13lh. an-' J ittic M: a: t: i:i, Wv I ie^day, Jan. : Jolly Street. Thursday, ion., ib'tft. -oiv.asFriday. Jan. 1 .?th. Mavbinton, Monday. Jan. 22nd. : J. I.. Crooks, Tuesday. Jan. 23rd> ; Glymphville, "Wednesday, Jan. 24. i F-.n-c, Tir.: .?Jay. Jan. The fcilowi' -:' named psr?on-s a-*a" . authorized U- i-ike tax returns a: - tiei? respective places cf business: Longshore . G? o. H. Martin, r! Cb :P?g!5s, J. J. llurran. i P. X. Booths H. D. Hi Hinr^swo-rth. : prosperity. E. W: WertS, B. B *w ir v. "* ? Tirtle Mountain. W. ?. Shecly. ; :v "i. ? 11 t.". J /. C i 0C. K'". . ;..k y^ ; . ,-v,,. Maybinton. 3. H. Maybint ,WHi:roii:c. JtL*?. Afw&ai. J. W; Hipt> j A'! nor or..: ar3 rcv- i in all _ c? hi.-. , T'ie - n lev v :!! e open :' T IV;C ' '. .1 State of wOl'.'.h C unty of .vb -rrv. i'c; < ' ' '"IvSs. ; F. Z. Wii: on, plaintiff-; rgaxi st* Homer P. S: and Ani^rson u:ui Oil (v-: !ViiuVursur-n' t;? an (r r 4..'.' +> eouv t:r* aV.v.- on : " i'l ?c"i ' ??t j'l'V:"* ;*: "* *\ n .:v? hi-' "C.-i.( / a. ' i-r. . ' - t \o [vccv. ' of M. >. ">! rr;.\ i.i the eonntv and state . . 1.5 i-. . : , . ( : c.-;; c:. c . .. thy (It*. US' w- !::r. i h : ? :ul : hours of >\i*c. the felib-TOM: d--s ribed tract of land: Alt tha* tr c? pi* plan * (>! !:;" { I/. " in >TV - . . ' : i i :n ibb < ' v.:v;b hy i !: '!, to* ... V , Vi . ' : ' ' r-v . > : !; : i?y 'r: !i from trv* T!'.^: in Fcrrv y-:ri to where ' ; . - ir : : ' ? - JOU'J-1by ' ,:vv ci-IzTet', s F. Stephens; by : ; " . S. t?:: zer; by 3 nohlic road fep. iinpc from the DsjkjI Fiail to-"Sbukujght's fei /v across Saluda river. The said tract r.r land ! c:np; the lands de I : I i'.0!:Vv'Vnr'" ' t > Hearer ?. Stephens -v James f. Ste . c v If-.! in '.'0 (J :h .1 ' ' ! * ') I i> ' fens of snk : One third of "the ; t ; . . ! ' h'-!! ' " nnu v ' ! " y he v.f't the parehascr 2nd :: nor ... of premises sold, v;iih interest from date of > :;!.? ;h > >>f >' nee cent p-m* annum, payable annually, with leave cate the creait por'iton In whole or ia . 7h< . . prrrv:?e for the- pavment of ten per. r ' : ' : '**!: . : n. r.r.ris ?>r an : I > '' : ' ' c . . 7' .. / : . c\\ I*.. ; j' . . i I ? I -w I! ? r ? , ? ? ; :< : ] V> (9 ': 7.1 t $ U I <' i4 M- . ^ |? i * .? c * A..- _-i ti *;\.. :r,: * gi^ j #. * i v /ire iGum il Nsed of j j! ' T ! t ^ rr,^ ' | . ' *.? * '! <*.. i. j i V C.i ir pi ! blanks * ! ueagers H . j) ? Receipts i . Envelopes M k? la w%L - C-:' Hex-Jo Li a; E-caUS i I Letter Heads /"> ?? r t*Z J La. i ar i his C\??* wtice \ i ? \n 1 *>#7 n ? I t#3C! ft JK IS |^"i ^ r? f *? . : v Si ?- ? ? * A ??V X~V - .7~? f? V7 to i i r J j i! : i At least there is consistency in an administration *.hat, hiving'made an atrorney jrerc* of Dau?herty, p:rr-t in trying to make r marshal out cf Tolhert. MASTER'S SALE Siate of South Caroli-.a, County of N*i v:'tn ; : y. Court ol (' minion Pleas. Ecilth A. Taylor, Plaintiff, against . Noah iv. Taylor and Delia Uraber, defe idants. Pursuit to the order of the court r.' i ip. 1 will .sell a: r.blic auction, b< fore the court house Newberry, S. C., on saissday in J. rusry, 11J23, within the L-?al hours of rale, to the highest ! idder, ail the rip,hi, title, inter:. and te of *Z ,\V. Taylor, ' (U *ta::e(i the same btfinjy an u'ndivid- . j ed one-half the:-.,of, in ar. i to all that trr.ct- cf land ir> Newberry county, pstatc cf South Oarotona, containing . . eatc. n ar,:? one-hair a--res, more or less, bounded by lands of II. C.Lons, by lands formerly of G. Mike Werts, ''"?-f:.-p i. by lan-is of Thoma Y/ilron. by lan-is red L. he and James Lake. bv:::rr whe same tract of Irind ( .'r. cyid :o iv said .-vi.rn a. jiayjor :1 . *.V. Taylor by George Lake by . (h. i da.cd Ja.-uary 3 , 1914, of recc--d}n t.iC o'iije of the clcrk of court the cM.r.ty of Nc'vbc-rry in Deed iiocli 20. r.tt .5'*. Terms' c: ale: Cash. . 7v.ri-t ) pay for deed and rev- ' - '" J ' VE ' D. QUATTLEBAUM. "ra5?t< for Xoy/b-.rry County. *A:iTER'5 SALE V V.,/"o C* r* T ? Xe wherry, Court of Co union Pieas. V.'arre ? ]'. ' >/:. p!ul:;r:tf, against Jurats i\.i-. V. M-.-:d, Victoria r.i' . I*-. W. iC. ELeSd, Jr.,. Ul i s.. liUCti. ? , > i to f:} r cf the court h rclri. I i .during the kTai c.f ? ?* ', a. public ornery. to .hii.vvhiv: t-:v suiesday in Janubefo: 1 the court house at Xev. ;-vr-y, S. C, all that tract or : :s>. ...o.; land .-rit'uate, Iyir?;?* and . i:.x ':i tii.* c.'U.ity of Newberry, la of (V^olina, containing: KiiPfli-A'1 nnH <\tir ! 11 (1 57.50) acres* mere or less, and v Vil on ;' e norih by lands of I !' : ?> ;y, o;i th > ease by Jands r * '.V. 1$. . *? !:e couth by : . " -.1' J):\ (*; o; V. Hunter a:iti on t . v :* b; v 1 nd< fiinl land* tl.tr i-mk ;)f Xfcwberry, ?. ( . Ter-ns o." Sue: One-tftlrjt cash, : : iv. t :> . . in i>: ' an:l :w;.- -years ' ' ! > in i* iua! annu-i inli'i'.i'. .r. . v.-'vi- i . :\ : on ca;h in: ir ?b:ti < t" : ;ior and unyaid in Iv th? rat;\ cf -^ht * . :: r r rwvLV.z, interest to be fisld aruiually ah I if not paid vh?r? cive . : i c principal annually and v. I'.. ,'K Ictlf 1>L Cl&Ilv tirI ; v :n or; rr;ii! in iz:l. to scirred by bond o* purchaser a::d n:?>r: : bo:*J v ;v.;vMe fo'* t'.-n Jptr ren: i>:' ] " ir'.t: '/est. cUii as ' :? ... y' f: i *. :t c san:c be placed :,i : ... ?'.> : collection, suit '\-iv :vj - ::..i contain a rr. i' : at c::. e the c: .ire 5 : * ri"inv..:.:: r fail tr? nay : ' { ln> ; any in c *i?n .' ac. rr en in of the mcriv. In. ; v r' n.-h* fa li to ; on:piy -vith r " '* f f days M aster ; :' : :=t any ;iv A i--n.ce of ;*ood : pa:-* : ' ! i master will ,iti- >:>;. -> ; > ; v. if >200 n;;o\ -c v.;.:;. i- ; !. \v-.irh w'l br forfeit i in ( if-i? of l::i jnc- to compiy in : i"; .? days, vlthout 'otrai excuse. Punchier to have ieaye to . n; ' ' o: tin. in v'. ho'*> or ^ " *. . \ j\ '' :k y * to pay i : J and rr.ortcr: to and 1 ' *:* - stair, ps. 1 ' ' US i>. Q' 11':AT'?T, 11 ~ ' *> 1 \ . . \ till . . I \ , V2 : l t.iVV