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IH!ianB!lBn!B!lBlll!iailllBII!llBllBi:ia!ll!iai! PAGE EIGHT THE NEWBERRY SUN FKIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1940 Same, Old Christmas Tree—But How Different! CHRISTMAS SEALS ml n I N — fifty years - .... . j all are the Christmas presents nest- • the Christmas Tret has | ling at the foot of the ancient tree, grown-up more rapidly than in all I Whole villages and plants, ready-cut its previous centuries of existence. The old candles, flaming and askew. have given place to brilliant little electric solar systems, the decora tions have become simpler and more streamlined. Most modern and streamlined of and fitted, waiting to be erected electric trains flashing through and over minute models of the most famous tunnels and bridges, a host of streamlined presents, ranging from the most subtle and delicate applications of electricity, to the fully automatic electric toaster, long- established as the center modern breakfast table. The well known artist, Virginie Fowler, has shown above, two halves of the Christmas Tree, one bearing the decorations and presents of 1888; the other, those of i And the young woman of the earlier picture, is the grandmother of the later! H*lp to Protect Your Homu from Tuberculosis OFFICE SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT and ADOINCi machine Christinas Seals Save lives! Buy Yours Today Every Member of The Family Can Use and Will Enjoy a ROYAL Portable Give us Your Order Today Every Home Should Have a Typewriter THE SUN OFFICE JOB p R I N T I N G THE SUN OFFICE POLLING PLACES GIVEN (Continued from page one) for voting this year is practically the same as that of previous years. The various voting places established in. communities throughout Newberry County for the convenience of pro ducers in casting their ballots are as follows: Polls will open at 8:00 A. M. and dose' at 5:00 P. M. Silverstreet—Bank Building. New Hope Zion—C. B. Suber’s store. Long Lane—School House. Mt. Bethel Garmany—Mt. Bethel Garmany School House. Jalapa—Jalapa Mercantile Co. St. Philips—A. P. Ruff’s store. Bush River—School building. Longshore—Longshore’s store. Mt. Pleasant—Reese’s Store. Whitmire—City Hall. Fairview—Horace Martin’s Store. Pomaria—H. W. Lominick’s store. Peak—F. T. Chapman’s store. Little Mountain—Dr. Sease’s office. Prosperity—Connelly Bros store. Newberry—County court house. Jolly Street—School house. Muldic—J. P. Boozer’s store. Maybinton—Kincaid’s Store Suber’s Store—On Strothers hiway. Chappells—J. L. Holloway Service station. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AT MOLLOHON On Saturday night, December 21, at seven o’clock, there will be a com- mpnity Christmas program at the Mollohon school house. The public is cordially invited to be present. MODERN HOME for quick sale.— Leaving for Florida December 15th, until then offer five room house with back hall,- two bath rooms, closets, built-in features, porches, garage, shrubbery—at sacrifice price. Would consider renting to small family. Mrs. Dora Shelvin, 718 Glenn Street, New berry, S. C. Ronald Calcote of Mississippi, who is a student at Presbyterian Junior College for Boys in Maxton, N. C., spent last weekend with his uncle, Rev. C. A. Calcote, and family on Cal houn street. Mack Calcote, small son of Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Calcote, is improving at his home on Calhoun street. Mack has had pneumonia since last Wed nesday. Do Your Christmas Shopping In Newberry Big Stocks of Everything Are Here “Whitey” Watts, who was injured in the Newberry-High Point football game, returned to High Point Sun day from the Newberry county hos pital. Mrs. Keith Wicker has returned to her home on Boundary street af ter visiting her brother, Roy Tol bert in Henderson, N. C. While there, she attended the Duke-Fitt game in Durham. Elizabeth Banks left Monday for Atlanta, Ga., to accept work at the Emory University hospital. HAL'S ADLETS Miniature ivy and many other plants for indoor growing. Plant your own or get one of our ar rangements. Dennisons cellophane ribbon for Christmas packages 10c for generous size bolt. Magazine subscriptions. Pub lishers lowest prices on all pub lications. Gift cards sent on gift orders. Fresh and beautiful carnations. Pink, red, white. Two shipments each week insures a fresh stock. Potted plants, begonias, cycla men, violas and other blooming plants. Two shipments each week means nic* plants most all the time. Roseville pottery and Fostoria cry stal, 2 of the nicest gifts. We have a nice selection of both. Still time to order Christmas cards with your name. See the samples. Pansy plants this week and next Thursday and then -we will discon tinue weekly shipments until after Christmas. Phone 105 for plants. Also English (Beilis) daisy plants. Visit our nursery. Everything out there is looking mighty good. Call 105 if you wish shrubbery or a visit from our nurseryman. Rye grass seed. Still plenty of time to make your lawn. Have a pretty yard for Christmas. Double larkspur and sweet pea seed. Plant now. Burpee’s fine seed in 10 and 25c packets. —VERNA & HAL KOHN. Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pam Quiclriy _ If you suffer from rheumatic, arthri tis or neuritis pain, try this simple inexpensive home recipe that thousands are using. Get a package of Ru-Ex Compound today. Mix it with a quart of water, add the juice of 4 lemons. It’s easy. No trouble at all and pleasant. You need only 2 table spoonfuls two times a day. Often within 48 hours — sometimes over night — splendid results are obtained. If the pains do not quickly leave and if you do not feel better, Ru-Ex will cost you nothing to try as it is sold by your druggist under an absolute money-back guarantee. Ru-Ex Compound is for sale and * recom mended by Good Drugstores Everywhere Give Furniture For Christmas - .. . It’s SMART! ' FURNITURE ENDURES See U* For Bargains In Christmas Gifts Cedar Chests Smokers, Mirrors Living Room Suits Dining Room Suits Tables of All Kinds Childrens Rockers Wagons Tricycles Book Cases Lamps What Nots Rugs See the Pretty New Bedroom Suits! Ben T. Buzhardt Furniture Company