The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, November 17, 1939, Image 8
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THE NEWBERRY SUN
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1939
Another BIG TIRE SALE
At Prices that can’t be beat!
600x16 U. S. TIRE, guaranteed, Each $7.44
600x16 U. S. ROYAL, guaranteed, each $10.65
600x16 GOODYEAR G-100. guaranteed $10.65
Other prices in proportion. The above prices include
YOUR OLD TIRES.
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We are at liberty to withdraw these prices at any time.
SMITH MOTOR COMPANY
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JOLLY STREET SCHOOL
Perfect attendance for first month:
First tcrade: Betty Joe Hawkins,
David Kinard, Violet Kinard, George
King, Lillie Mae Langford, Duane
Metts, Linwood Richardson, Martha
Nell Shealy, Getson Werts.
Second grade: Harry Kingsmore,
Monroe Werts.
Third grade: Thurrel Kinard, Hazel
Kinard, Lela Kate Kinard, Jean King,
Glenn Metts, Walter Koon.
Fourth grade: Gladys Bundrick,
Faye Ellisor, Lewis Metts, Rubye
Long.
Fifth grade: Claudine Ellisor, pa-
tricia Metts, Nora Emma Richardson,
Wilma Richardson, Talbert Werts,
Jr., Louise Kinard, Louise Shealy.
Sixth grade: Olive Ruth Long.
Seventh grade: Helen Boinest, Pau
line Ellisor, Carl Kinard, Claude
Metts, Wallace Werts.
Eighth grade: Mildred Kinard,
Vera Mae Kinard, Gerald Richardson.
Ninth grade: Florence Mae Kinard,
Eula Mae Long, Ray Metts.
Tenth grade. Deleal Boinest, Eliza
beth Cook, Evelyn Metts, Mattie
Blanche Richarson, Elizabeth Shealy.
Eleventh grade: Horace Werts.
My husband and I
like to take a
motor trip every
weekend, but we
have to count our
pennies. That’s
where you can
really appreciate
the economical
mileage Sinclair
H-C Gasoline gives.
I have to do a lot
of driving in
traffic. So H-C's
quick get-away
is what counts
most with me.
Sure Sinclair H-C
Gasoline is good.
Makes driving a
real pleasure. And
I like Sinclair
Dealers’ free
5-Point Safety
Service, too.
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C»*vrlo*te4 1939
by Sinclair Reflnino Company (Inc.)
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AGENT SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY (INC.)
City Filling Station
"Next To The Post Office And Just As Reliable' 1
NEW HOTEL CLERK
Eugene Hiers ox Lexington is the
new clerk at the Hotel Wiseman. He
succeeds Ellerbe Pelham. Mr. Hiers,
a student at Newberry college last
session, began working Thursday.
His father is the Baptist minister in
Lexington.
VALUE IN PURE-BRED SIRES
(Continued from page four)
groutia 1' nestone treatment alone is
worth $ld.20 per acre per year; the
manure and limestone treatment,
$24.45; and ground limestone with
suerphosphate treatment, $22.14.
“When the land is broken in pre
paration for a new pasture, lime
stone should be applied on the fresh-
; ly plowed land and disked in, and the
phosphate should be applied as a sur
face application.”
In all of these pastures experi
ments, limestone plays a most impor
tant part in increasing yields and
food value of grasses. With the Holly
Hill lime deposit at the door of the
Newberry farmer, he is indeed for
tunate.
Soon we shall have something to
say about the possibilities of the
sweet potato and lime as our new
carbohydrate feed for livestock.
FIRST
Grade
Super
Shell
Smith
Motor
Co.
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MUSIC CLUB HAS SESSION-
IN SMELTZER HALL
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The November meeting of the New-]
berry Music club was held Tuesday
evening in the spacious reception
room of Smeltzer hall, Newberry col
lege. Entertaining at that time were
Miss Vivian Ellis, Miss Mazie Domi
nick, John Erickson, Milton Moore,
and Harry Feld. Miss Margeurite
Burns, president of the club, was
presiding.
Mrs. Neal W. Workman had charge
of the program_on the topic “Roman
ticism and Post-Romanticism.” Mr.
Moore of the college music faculty
sang two numbers by Richard
Strauss. Mr. Erickson, also of the
college, rendered two selections on the
piano.
Following the program, refresh
ments consisting of sandwiches, cook
ies, cheese straws, and coffee were
served.
HAL’S ADLETS:
Pansy plants, another large ship
ment came yesterday, of wonderful
giant blooming type pansies, but be
fore they arrived they were sold out.
That’s how our plants are being re
ceived. We are now booking heavy
orders for delivery Wednesday. 50
regular size 50c, 25 large size, 50c,
both the giant type.
Tulips, 2 shades of red, pink, yel
low, white, alb Darwins. King Alfred
daffodils, $1.75 dozen. Emperor, $1.50
dozen. Crocus, 25c doz. Paperwhite
narcissus, 30c doz.
Fancy gourds for table decorations
and charm strings, 7 1-2 and 12 l-2c
each. Have some on your Thanks
giving table.
Rye grass seed. Fresh seed, in any
amount from 1 lb. bags to 100 lbs.
Mixed grass seed, containing 5 grass
es which will grow well in this sec
tion.
Sheep fertilizer is an ideal, lawn
fertilizer. We have it in 25c to $2.75
bags.
Canary birds and supplies. A com
plete stock of seed, sog restorer, cups,
cuttle bone, cages etc.
Cut flowers, lots of them, chrysan
themums, lilies, gladiolus, and other
fllowers.
Visit our nursery.
—VERNA & HAL KOHN.
Newberry Drug Co.
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Newberry Drug Co.
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
Grocery SPECIALS
Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce 2 25c
Mince Meat 2 lb Jar 25c
Carnation or Pet Milk 8 small 25c
4 LARGE CANS 25c
14 ounce Ketchup 10c
10 lbs No. 1 Irish Potatoes 23c
1 pound NBC Ritz Crackers 23c
No. 1 Pecans pound 15c
SUGAR
25 Lbs. $1.39 19 Lbs. 57c
5 Lbs. 29c
T Aim 8 POUNDS ... 77c
*-"***-* 4 POUNDS ... 39c
Sliced B Bacon, rindless lb 19c
Stew Beef 10c | Round Steak 25c
Pork ROAST lb 17 l-2c
BEEF ROAST lb 17 l-2c
Veal Chops lb 25c
PORK CHOPS 2 lbs 45c
Large Mullet Lb 10c
CROAKERS 3 lbs 25c
Fresh OYSTERS qt 50c & 60c
PICNIC HAMS lb 19c
Dressed Fryers and Hens
Clarence T.
Summer