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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-27
The Herald and News is very much

The Herald and News is very much
gratifed that the movement looking
to the establishment Of a hospital in
Newberry is meeting with such
hearty response from the people. It
ought to be a very easy matter for
the committee with the assistance
and cooperation of the twenty-nine
physicians in this county to raise the
necessary amount for the erection Of
the hospital. According to the notice
of the committee published in another
part of this paper a subscription !;
mas been furnished to each physician,
and if he will take the interest in it,
which he ought, it will take bat very
little stock from each one to raise the
necessary amount.
This is a very important movement
and the people Of Newberry county
cannot afford to let it fail, and the
time to do the work is now.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-27

The state colleges are full. That is
well, but there is nothing remark
able about it. If there were free gro
eery stores or free dry goods stores
open they would be full also. The
state cannot possibly accommodate
everybody who wants good thing
Newberry Observer.
Yet many people seem to think that
there is something remarkable about
it, are troubled about so many being
turned away and demand that ac-
commodation be made for all which
would mean drawing away the pat
ronage Of other colleges. It is
great mistake to suppose that the
applicants who are turned away are
denied an education. They simply go
to other colleges, where they get as
good or better education and have the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-27

satisfaction Of knowing that nobody
was taxed to pay for it, Chester
Lantern.
The tuition amounts to a very small
matter in any Of our colleges. In
view Of the very small number of
those who attend our state schools
being able to pay the tuition we have
about come to the conclusion that it
would be best to abolish tuition char
ges and at the same time abolish
all scholarships. Say to the young
man who desired to attend the state
school, here it is, we furnish you the
school and the tuition but you must
do the rest.
These free scholarships and this
farce at charging tuition, both, are
resulting in too many parents certl-
flying to what is not true in order to
save a few dollars. And what about
the influence on the boy who knows
that his parent has saved the small
amount Of tuition by false statement.
The same is true to large extent at
Winthrop.
The free tuition in the state COL
leges has no effect on the denomlna-
tional schools. We once thought it
did but when Winthrop and Clemson
were established the demoninational
and private colleges had more pupils
than before. There is an awakening
for higher education but it should not
be given free.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-27

In the death Of Mr.. D. A. Smith, OF
the Keowee Courier, the press Of this
state has lost one Of its oldest and
most highly honored members. In
his early life ne was printer on the
Press and Banner, along with Mr..
Hugh Wilson, the veteran editor OF
that paper.
According to the Press and Banner
Mr.. Wilson is now the only printer,
who is living, who was connected
with the Press and Banner at the
time Mr.. Smith was.
Mr.. Smith, in addition to his con-
nection with the newspaper business,
had been honored by the people of
his county in the election Of probate
judge, and held that position at the
time Of ais death.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-27
SOUTHERN IS NOT RETAILATING

Washington, September 24.-Presi-
dent Finley, Of the Southern Railway.
today issued a statement as to the
reasons for the recent stoppage of
construction work and reductions in
shop forces, in which he said:
''In some quarters it has been rep
resented that work has been stopped
and forces reduced as measure of
retaliation against adverse state leg
islation. In no case has this been
trueA This company has not been
governed, in any case, by any but
sound business considerations; sucn
as must govern a railway as we'll as
every business enterprise. Current
railway income is insufficient to pro-
vide funds for improvements and bet
terments. These can only be provid-
ed for now, as in the past, by OBJ
tanning new capital. Present financial
conditions and the present attitude
Of investors toward railroad securi-
ties are such that it is impossible for
the moment to sell railroad securi-
ties on a basis that any business con-
Germ, managed in accordance with
sound business principles, would be
justified in accepting. It has, there
fore, been necessary to postpone many
important projects for improvement.
Only those will be pushed to COM
pletion at this time on which work
has progressed so far that the pub
lie and the railway can receive the
benefit Of their completion at an ear
ly date. Other projects have not been
abandoned, but will be carried out
just as soon as conditions are such
that the necessary capital can be Sc
cured.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-27

A new device for delivering orders
to passenger and freight trainmen on
the Pennsylvania has been adopted.
To obyiate the necessity for stopping
trains the trainmen will receive their
orders while going top speed. The Or
ders will be attached to hoops, the
hoops placed on poles outside the tele-
graph towers, and as the train shoots
by the engineer or conductor will run
his arm. through the hoop containing
his orders and take it along. The
hoops are to be turned in at the round
house at the end of the run.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-27

trimmed with shaded roses, brown
bird and fancy pins.
Pretty Tortoise shape garnet hat
made Of velvet ard trimmed
with garnet ribbon and fancy wings.
Brown flat felt, cut and draped and
trimmed with two shades Of brown
plumes, brown roses and green fol-
iage.
Large black velvet nat, trimmed
with long black plumes and black
velvet ribbon and fancy. pins, very
stylish.
Large Black lace and Velvet hat,
with handsome long plumes and vel
vet ribbon and fancy pins.
Black and velvet hat, trimmed with
roses and rossettes and eoque, large
crown sailor effect.
White felt, cut and strung with
white satin ribbon, trimmed with
white silk and white sash, very dain,
ty.
Royal purple felt, trimmed with
morning glories, velvet and ribbon,
Roosevelt shape.
Decorations Of golden rod and ev-
ergreens.
Hair and Havird.
Hair and Havird, who conAact the
Right Price Store in west Main
street, were from morning until late
in the evening waiting upon the Ia
dies Of the community, who were ad-
miring the, many beautifully trimmed
and elaborate hats and bonnets,
which were on display at this estab-
lishment.. Mrs. Hair and Miss Kath-
ryne Flourney spent several weeks
in Baltimore and New York and re-
turned to Newberry just in time for
an exhibition Of their latest designs,
which were in evidence at this estab-
lishment yesterday. We have space
for the mention Of only few Of the
many beautiful and elaborate hats
and bonnets in all the latest shades
and patterns, which may be seen at
Hair and Havird's, as follows:
Garnet velvet, with silk crown and
shirred facing Of silk, trimmed with
roses and long coque.
Nile green hat trimmed with leath-
er eolored folds, ecrue lace, brown
daisies and champagne wings, very
stylish.
Large black velvet hat trimmed
with black malne, fancy buckle and
handsome long plumes.
Plum eolored felt, vita different
shades Of wings and ribbon. ...
Green hat trimmed with green and
white sailor.
+ Brown felt, trimmed with sweep
ing eigrette, leather shades, and fancy
buckle.
Pretty white velvet, trimmed with
shirred white silk and long white
plumes.
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Great Department Store
-:OF:- i. -.
MOSEL.EY BROS. Il.
j.. WHAT Is FCON0uV7z 49, ~
WHAT IS ECONOMY?s

Economy is frugal and judcous moneyhat management
which spends money advantage Economy best
great bargain sales ~
We just returned from the Northern markets after searching
market and securing excellent bargains We ready
for public inspect immense stock great department
We have the things the things the cheap things
Prints from up White Homespun Checked Homespun
complete line of Dry Goods and notions Our Imperial Broo
double WIDTH at 5oc great bargain. Mems Suits
Youths $1ooo Boys from 75c. $780, New and nobby
things in Hats and Caps Preiest line of Rugs and Art Squares
had experienced Northern Mner just returned
from the North and stock of fashionable Millinery
ready for Inspection embracing the and date things Our
line of Furniture ready for inspection Our stock Of
Groceries, Hardware CrocEywa Trunks Vass and Woodenware
complete We have added feature and
the bargains contained them creating sensation Peo
wonder how sell cheap We mention few specials
lbs best Granuad Sugar $780, New drop head Domestic Sewing
Machine Defender Machine drop hesd $685. guaranteed
years. We have only two Organs e and to close them out
special oe elegant tones oak and walnut We handle
old reliable King and Elmo Cooking Sove beyond doubt the
the market For every five dollars you give free
choice bargain counter -.
Just car making 3655 bb Choice Tennessee Flour
while goes best patent $525 best half patent $685.
every barrel guaranteed give satisfaction Get habit comngo
nd08E1LEY BROS, THEY SELL FOR LESS.
G..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-27

Well, well, the engagement Of zacn
McGhee-the original and only Zach
-ha: been announced. There is yet
hope for Ed. Norlnent and Ed. De-
Camp Edgefe!.l Advertiser.
The above is respectfully and gent
ly referred to Mrs. DeCamp.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-27
@. e. D.

"What do you think Of this Little
Bright Eyes, case in New York;
.'|It just demonstrates the old the
o,oro ),
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-27

"What old theorem9''
"That some men ought not to be
allowed to have money"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-21

friiberen Qfritazgrfurfionsu 5u urtbei-
len, pefentli9 ouf bic Sosb gertGtet
fein biirfte, bet iih bieran nit $4,000
Mart betbeilist; Der Reit lit BON als
berer Settle aufsebro6t porben. @o
haben Berliner unb auspdrttge Mu<
fsen unb Snftitute erbebtide 9ummsn
beigefteuert, unb bas beutfae Reih bat
auf bic 9efirportung bes 0oribenz
ben Der lanbesfunbliAen 4ommiitpn
fir BITE Gdubsebiete. Der felber 49,
600 Mdrt bereegeben bot. fir bos lns
ternebmen 10000 Mart aus fetnem
Qfrttdfonbs beptuigt. Gernsr bat
cine 8erliner .3eitung 10000 Mart
fiir ben s3ped bereegeben. 0ierfir
fou bic 3eitung bic erften fortlaufens
ben 9erihte iiber bic Expedition erbal<
ten.
Die pifenf1uftlihen Mitslteber
Der Expedition itnb nomentlt9 iiingere
Gahleute Der Botantf, 3oplogte, Gep<
logic unb photographic, BITE gum Gbetl
pm lsneu Jnftttutsia Oosr Wtufeea gss
ftelt llHo; Re erbalten fs'nerlst 9ebdlt
ooer @ntiddbiguns. fonosr11 nur freis
Nstfs nnD ftnb bsrpfltttft. ipdhreno
Der expedition ntdts tiber lte gu ner<
Sffenfliden urb BON tbrsn G~rgebntttn
srtf nud grideInen Des Hetietperies
Uebrdud gu MAIDEN
Dte grbeluns elmer 3srrd JneOss
Mtg tn rein geographtidsm gtnns
DtrD Der e~rpeottlOn duf benz Wege.
ben tte ft9 gsfpdblt hdt. tpobl ntdt be-
f@ttoen fstn; trlntrhalb Deutf1sOf'
afrifaS itno bic au Durd5ishs1Oen OF
ntste gut, t1rsrhalb ots Ron~goItoatts
iino bon Uraa50trnsRongo tpenigittrs
IN alstr'etaen 3hgen befonnt- Tros'
heun fam lie mdn4erlti fbun. go
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e Mrbeiten, arbeiten;
Gi0ts ats arbeiten;
@rmiiosnbe 8laferei!
sSriiber Aor bic Nrbeit elm 8eraniieex,
aber iebt MAIDEN bid eini9e Mitlten Mnz
%frensun9 rniiOe, entmutbi9t nnb retabar, nit
einem @efible, ats oh allies i9ief einse.
9ie Sober unb bic Ginsetpeioe iinb i6ulS
boran.
Sie Symphonic iinb: 9er3tlOpfeu, Sbns
ma6tsanfalle, unterOridte, iiberreide, oOer
unre9elutdsige 9erioben, i9te9te @erbauuns,
nieberbriiderbe S9mer5en in ber Seite uns
I'M &iiden, neroDie S6tpa@e, i6le6ter @ppez
tit nno @eriopfun9.
9ridlD aib 8itters btriaet ale biefe 2ei=
ben tpie nit einem 3auberi6fase, benn es
trifft bic @ur3el unb ben Sib ber &rants
belt ben Masen, Die Sober tn6 bic Ginsez
spetbs.
Srauen, ipelde fit bic BET Srauet berr=
i6enben &rantbeiten Mebi5tnen 1nebraer, bic
cieien Srganen nibt gut thutt, beri1tnenbeM
franfboft, neil Der Magen rti1t eeIunb III
nnb beioe eeruriaGen einer bartleibigen 3u=
itarb. Sie1e 8erbinoerung Der Beillatte1t
S9dtieteit Der Sober 1nb ber Gingetpeibt
fiillt bas SDitert NIT 1lmreinigfeiten, sUelde
tpieberurn unregelmdBigfeiten in ben tneibz
li6en Sr9anen bernorrufen; bordus ttiiB 9t=
folgert tperben, bab cine Mebi3iti, tpel6e bic
Sober berbeliert, ben Nta9en itdrtt unb einex
9einnben Stublgdng be!rirtt, aud bas Seils
mittel fir raenftruelle 9@ipierigteiten 1T.
Sie ar1te, obgemattete, entmutbiete Grau,
tpelde bic 2etben hires @eible1ts 70 ldnse
unb l1tpeigen0 ertraget bat, ber}piirt gar
balb ben frdfti9enoen uno erbeiternDen Ginz
fluB beg Bridlb &Ib 8ttterg. Gs Derri6tet
feine Mrbeit bplffommen, inbem es nit benz
Wogen beginnt unb ieinen reinigenben nns
dnregenben GinfluB ouf bic 2eber uno bic
Gingetpeibe ousbebnt. Ment: ber Mdeen, bic
Sober nno bic Gingetpeibe tbdti9 1in0 nnb
barmonii6 %auiamr1st urbeiten, bann m Il +
n aud bic ipeiblt1en Organe in ~9einnbern
unb r~esuldrem 3%uitanOe fem. SSn Solse bies
ies seiinberen, berbeiierten3uftanbes nintmt
bic 9atientin aud ,erbobtes Sntereiie an
ibren 0aushaltgpflidten. Arpetit unb Graft
tebren auriid, bic &u9en trerben beller, Die
@eii6tsfarbe Hart it6, uab In fnraer a3eit TT
tie in cine frobe, 9lHdft4e Sran nit roiiget
Mansen unh beitersm @entiitb pertponoelt.
sd fit rief bur1 f1nberbonli6teit nnS
@erfopfuns. Gtets tpar i'd nit neroDiem
8opfpeb sepldet unb mat ~ob9emnttet Mns
f1ldfrig. Stun besann i'd 4ridlD Gib 8its
ters at gebrau@en unD es bat mir In .ounz
berboller Meiie gebolfer. Sect babe t9 Iguten
@ppetit, iGlafe gut unb fam utebr Mrbeit
fsun als ie 3ubpr.1
GreuM Mart Morf6cntt,
&bel, Mereer Gountps @s.
@asSstsefsra 6~srfaaft. 4reis 81 Bic otaSe.
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aatus Ssutfde aftiisauptoltion.
&es 3pss$ wtNeHid,aItIisle Ucriapanseu UNI
tbr GMbrer Elm Aersus.

Gir BITE Expedition, Die inter 5Ihs
rune bes oer5css Nbpff grieorid bon
MsdlenburesGd perin na6 SItdfrifd
absssatssn 1T, fteben Mot ipsniger
ais 200. 900 Mart CUR 9erfasun9. Sn
hsefer 8esiebuns erinnert Die GTpebts
ton an Die sroben @ntoedungssase
Stonleps, bic aud nidt inter benz
Mansel an Mitteln litten. Der GER
sos ielbt, beffsn Sntereife, mad feinen
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Die naaasfae go. 8.

Gen. 8. Barris. Cedar @rope,
WRe., fGreibt: Wnheem i'd lnnae on
Heber unb Nierer selitten uro an
Geilung apeifelte. nnbm i'd electric
Dittere ur0 bin iebt Elm ~geiunoer
Mtai1n. Die erfte 6Iaime ihaffte
grteihteruna unb SEQ. 3 iteIlte mid
suieber Der. Breis SO Gents. gu
haberi Bel Go. 9reiB uno Of. Gobn
& 60.
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9ebrer ge1m1t.

9ie Born Shulaemeirbe iu@t eis
men 2ebrer, Der engliiher uno oeut.
ihen unterriht geben tam. @ebalt
$3.50 fir 9 MDnnte Shule. 1reie
8Dbnuna, freieS Brennbpla, outes
@aiier. Gin Berbeirateter tuirb
nur1eauaer. G6here8 ai erfabret1 Eel
Irib Dreibrubt. Truftee,
sc. sc. l. Bur 80. San Warco8. Ger.
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Ser @ersnds TIT ,pertsou.

5imun's Sober . @einiaer lit oas
tuertpnnfte 6eilmittel, oas ib aeaes,
Berftopfung uno unregelm1Biefeit
Der Sunttion Der Sober anrpanote.
Sc nerrihtet ieine Grbeit eriinolih,
ubne aber 10 ansuereifen. mie bic
meiiten dbnlihen Webiainer es tun.
SD empIeble i'm iiber nit Bereits
rp~ilIiateit. no INNER fih bic @ele.
oenbeit bietet.
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Ws 1T 10.

@ir tpiinihen es 10 einfa6 uno
bod 10 ftart, pie @orte es aus5u'
brnden perm1aen, gu iaoen. oaB
6unt's Cure iraeno eiuen iudenoer
Ghmer3 Der 6aut ihneu. ppiitip
uno permanent BELT. Cine Sbad.
tel BELT. bafiir geben mir garantie.
Cine Gpplitation ueridofft 2moe.
rura.
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6amahdIterfm aeimdht

in elmer gruBen Stnot in Werito.
Nnerbietun9er. erbeten urlter H. c.,
Expedition oieieS Blattes.
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Sehrers@eSu@.

Die 9ipe Dat Shule In oer 06be
nDr @unae iudt einerl 2ebrer. Der
in Deuti@ uno gn9liih unterrihten
Tam. Ser 9ermin lit adt Wnnate
init gutem @ebalt, elm uerheirateter
Wanr niro nuraeSpgen. I'm WGbes
res uenoe man iih an Us. s. Sborre,
&unge, Terns.
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bds SrouerssfoIss nidt stpa Durd bic
Ieibsr ben 8enail's unb Petroleum
motoren nod Gnbaftenben ibltn
Dlnite beIdtist ntrb. Der neut slet.
trifhe 2eidenmagen mirb b.ionbers
our 8~ef0rbsruns bon 2ei9en mad ben
pester entfernten Gritbb1fen Der
Shsbauptftabt quite Dtenite letften.
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Srauen-Setoek.

Gin iideres Mittel fir lpeiblide
aranfbeiten 1t1b bas utiibe, uers
bOie, nieOerOridenOe @efiibl, bas
bte Saisbaltsz Irbeit 5t eine1
mnertrdgliden 8iirOe madt.
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lgtn etntadbes geittel.

lGtn etnfades Maittel.
Wenn es Gu@ an Nppetit r,anaelt,
es OF, @nergie feblt uno alIes anbere
niht in Oronung 1T, 70 nehunt ettpas
Elm un0 atuar fDfDrt. Simmons Sars
iapariIa III bee aDnig Der ionic.
Sc nerihafft @uh elmer, uubesnblba.
rem Nppetit. gerfubt es uno Sbr
eeb5rt mieber 81 ben 2ahenben.
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@osa 1T es nSttaM

Web. Shmersen, Brand. unb
Shnittmunoen. Uerrentunaen uno
nnbere dbnlihe Beihmeroen uerben
getu6bniih aueenblidlib eehoben,
iebr hduio iDfurt gebeilt burb cine
ein5iae Nnmenouna oes unpereleih.
liden Wittels 6unt' . 2i1btnin9 Oil.
aeibet nift. Shiebt es niht auf.
@uau lit es. n5tiafi
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SON Antonio S|e0D Laundry
ct, Rars's ctr. gamantOmss

BUR e~rfttlaffiee Mrbeit tpirb eeliefeyt
ginen 1robe . Auftraa n'rh sic bnn1s
f~beraeuaen.
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clfhtrt(dtr 4sidfnluaesn.

sesxarttese @sfSrbetunesmttteI Int NerfsAs
sss seHtfAeR eetAsbaaptkabt.
Der Mptpripagen erobert {id thinner
rtue Gsbieis, unb Berlin marf4irt
n9erli6 an btr Spite BEG JOrtf6ritts,
snbem es jiinsft ben trften Mutomobil-
9eideupasen in Disnit ftelte. Dos
Gefdbrt madt einsn ishr slesanten
gtnbrud unb beiiBt ielSitperitanbs
It9erfpeiie eIeftriiden Nntrteb, 70 baB
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-27
YOU MUST PAINT
YOUR CANS RED
All Gasoline Cans Must be Painted
Red Law Will Take Effect
November /

The last issue OF the Northerner stat
ed that the new law in regard TO paint
ing gasoline cans red went into effect
September l. We fiud that we were mis-
taken and that the law will not take ef-
feet until November /. So you can still
have plenty Of time to spread the red
paint. We print herewith the Act in
full:
SALE OF GASOLINE
An act to provide for the regulation
of the sale by dealers and the keeping on
hand by consumers, OF gasoline.
Act No. IT'S, p. A. 1907
The People ofthe State of Michigan enact:
Section l. Every person dealing at
retail 10 gasoline, benzine or naphtha
shall deliver the same to the purchaser
only in barrels. casks, packages or cans
painted vermillion red and having the
word gasoline" "benziue' or "naph-
tina" plainly stenciled thereon. No such
dealer shall deliver kerosene in a barrel,
cask, package or can painted or stenciled
as herein before provided. Every person
purchasing gasoline, benzine or naptha
for use shall procure and keep the same
only in barrels, casks packages or cans
painted and stencled as hereinbefore
provided. No person keeping for use or
using kerosene shall put or keep the
same 10 any barrel, cask, package or can
paint ted or stenciled as hereipbefore pro
vided: Provided, however, That in case
of gasoline, benzine and naphtha being
-. hot nla nj OF lar
purposes, il shall be deemed sufficient
il the contents of such bottles are so
designated by label securely pasted or
attached thereto with the words "gaso-
line, benzine or naphtha," printed in
bright red ink in letters not less than
one fourth inch 10 size.
Sec g 1t shall be the duty OF the
State Oil Inspectors and his deputies to
enforce the provisions of this act and
their compensation and expenses while
so engaged shall be paid from the fund
derived from inspection Of Illuminating
oil.
Sec. 3. Any person violating any of
the provisions OF section one of this act
shall be punished by fine of not less
than five or more than fifty dollars, or
by Imprisonment in the county Jail not
to exceed ninety days, or by both such
fine ard Imprisonment in the discretion
of the court before whom such convic-
ton was had.
Sec 4. Act number one hundred
eighty-one of the laws of eighteen hun
dred ninety nine is hereby repealed
This act is ordered to take effect No
vember one, nineteen hundred seven.
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BARRIERS Ten Commandments

a. Thou shalt not talk about any
other barber before me.
CD Thou shalt not shave myself,
neither shalt thou let thy wife cut thy
hair.
81 Thou shalt not handle my tools
neither shalt thou sit in my barber chair
unless thou wantest work done.
"a Thou shalt not chew tobacco and
spit upon my stove or my floor.
o. Thou shalt not loaf in my shop
on Saturdays
co. Thou shalt not get shaved and
tell me TO charge it, for verify | say unto
thee will not.
a. Thou shalt not kick al my work.
~ And when the shop is crowded
thou shalt not say unto De: go hit that
razor few ticks on your boot leg" lest
smite thee.
o. Thou shalt not go two weeks
without shaving, lest l charge thee
donble price.
(l0.) Thou shalt use Tonic in my shop
to cure dandruf.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-27
At The Churches.

Christian Science society, lst National
Hall Services every Sunday at l0:45 a.
10. Experience meeting every Wednes-
day evening at 7:45. All are welcome.
Subject, Sunday, "Unreality." Reading
room will be open Tuesdays and Satur-
DAYS from $50 to 3 p. N.
Theme at the Free Baptist church
Sunday morning: Gods Estimate of
Man" Preaching 10 the evening.
Church of Christ next Sunday
Preaching at 1920 a. M, bible school at
II IN, Junior G. f. at 800 p. IN, Y. p.
S. &. E at $50 p. m., preaching at 1880
p. IN. Chas. E. Varney will preach and
this will be your last chance to hear him
for some time Come.
Bicyclists, attention! An address on
"Punctures" will be delivered at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday at
1870 a. IN. Mrs. Grigsby will sing Las
sens beautiful sacred solo: in Heavenly
Love Abiding" A special message to
young women at 1870.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-27
Laugh and Grow Fat.

Good fun and plenty OF it is found in
the color comic section Of The Sunday
Record Herald. The constant aim is to
keep these amusing illustrations free
from vulgarity and mischievous sugges-
tons which characterize 30 many comic
sections. 1t is certainly cure for the
b ues
There is an entertaining variety OF
special features in the Sunday Record.
Herald and in addition a Sunday Maya.
zine which has all the distinctive quail
ties OF the famous ire lpendent periodi-
Gals. Celebrated authors and artists
contribute the text and illustrations
The picture on the first cover is iD rich
colors. 1t sets new standard in Sun
day journalism.