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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-06

Some people can figure up the us" of money and doic on the education of young children. II is passing strange that these same people forget that every mouth full of bread they eat Wa, taken away from these srlfsanr drsrrv- ing children.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-06

It is quite impcrtincnt on the part of La Toilette to inquire as to what amount of money the Harvester Trust expended ill Ted dy'S campaign.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-06

The law, as enunciated by th floating court" should be re. rcrsible having no permanen mooringS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-06

MT. Bryan and Senator O'Gor. man made a grave mistake in no having consulted Teddy wher they drew up that platform.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-06

"Fnur miles from q n"ighbur lG miles from a puSloific", 70 nrilcg from n railroad. ii miles from a school house. q iS0 miles from a Democrat. half a mile from hell and 'lc same distance from A Republican. Going Io k"lrlIikan. Alaska, which is Cod x country, and get a fresh start" Tn" above was found on Ihc wall of !. w. BrOwniS' dcscrIcd home stead in lhr wild region of Wy uming, says Ihc Miner.
 The Dawson board nf trade re- c"ntly passed a resolution favor ing Inc payment If q bonus on all quartz millcd in Inc Yukon. and upon Inc output of ihoSr young industries which arc not yet on dividcnd-paying basis. Tho amount per lon agreed up- on is SD, which Is considered n sufficient sum 10 cncourafc tho development of thc several lcdgcs which have been discov- cred in thc immediate vicinity of DawSon.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-06
Valdez Real Estate.

If you have a house to rent list it with the Valdez Real Es- tate Agency, Wall street.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-19
CALDWELL g. HALTIWANGER.
Dry Goods, Millinery, Shoes and La
dies Furnishing Goods.

In recent years Newberry has DC.
come quite popular as retail mark,
5eing today the recognized source Of
supply for the inhabitants OF the sur
rounding territory for several miles.
This condition has been brought about
by progressive and aggT essive meth
DDS in trade building, by large and
complete stocks and by reliable meth
DDS in all transactions with patrons,
with the result that the annual volume
of business done increases right along,
indicating a progress that is perma-
nent in its character. An enterprise
that is entitled to full share OF credit
for the popularity and prestige New
berry possesses is the we'll known
Caldwell & HaltiWanger store on Main
street, which is crowded to it's capacity
with the best values and latest produc-
tons from the leading factories of the
country. So complete and so carefully
selected are the stocks found in this
establishment that they respond
promptly and with fidelity to all ordi-
nary demands of men, women and chill
dren, for it is the aim and design OF
the management to carry everything
for ladies to wear. Here will be found
a select collection Of millinery, dry
goods, shoes, aides tailor made suits,
and furnishings generally, all arrang-
ed in departments, which are in charge
of experienced persons. For instance,
the millinery department is one of the
features of the business, displaying the
latest productions in headwear for la
dies. When one finds a store carrying
such nationally known productions as
the Carhart overalls, the Douglas shoe
for men, the Walton and La France
shoe for women, William Anderson &
Co.. s ginghams, the Holeproof hosiery
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-19
GLIDER & WEEKS.
Popularity Known as ''The Right Drug
Store"

The advantages that prevail in New
berry in the drug line, and which can
always be found at the Glider & Weeks
Drug Store, can we'll be regarded as
unexcelled anywhere, for they are the
result of a complete and first class
stock equipment, pronounced pharma-
ceutical knowledge, a reliable and ac-
commodating service and interior fur
nishings which are not eXceEed IN this
section of the State. This stock equip
ment comprises a full line OF fresh and
pure drugs, the leading proprietary
medicines, toilet articles and perfumes,
surgical supplies, druggists sundrles,
candies and confections, and cigars
and tobacco. All of the above lines are
neatly arranged in series OF wall
cases and shelving and silent sales
men show cases, a handsome soda
fountain completing the interior set
ting, which is one both attractive and
refining in it's influence. In the con-
stant aim to keep the facilities at tne
very highest standard, the establish
ment abounds with articles Of national
reputation in the many lines earned
It would be im1racticable to give a
complete list of these productions, but
as illustrating the efforts OF the man
agement in this direction 1t is only
necessary to point out that the GLIDER
& Weeks Drug store is headquarters
for Nunnaly's and Liggatt's celebrat-
ed confections, for Vinol, and for the
Rexall Remedies, which a!e specifics
for a wide range of maladies and are
sold at popular prices, and for Land
reth's garden seeds, which for rella-
bility have made reputation extend
ing over a period of 12S years, the
Landreth house being the Oldest seed
house in the United States and the
third oldest in the world. Special at
tention is given to the filing Of pre-
scriptions, the service embodylng the
features of accuracy, reliability and
scientific efficiency, and which depart
ment is in direct charge Of DR.. c. d.
Weeks, one of the best known pharma-
cists in this section, and a graduate OF
the pharmaceutical department Of the
University of South Carolina in 1891.
The store OF Glider & Weeks is the
evolution of a business established IN
Newberry many years ago, and which
was taken over by DR.. ]. K. Glider IN
1899. Two years later DR.. Weeks was
admitted to the partnership and the
6rm became Glider & Weeks. DR..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-19

prints; excellent, collections OF Iaces
and embroderies, notions, stape goods
and ladies' furnishing goods. The west
store contains the snoe department.
which is unusually large and complete
and which contains such magnitude OF
variety of quality and price OF stand
ard as to maintain constantly metro
politan advantages. The aim OF the
management to secure and place De-
fore patrons the best values for the
money to be found on the market IS IN
evidence everywhere, as for instance
in the labels and trademarks OF the
leading mills of the country in dress
goods and dry goods; in the celebrated
Regina and Goldman shoes for women
for which the concern has the selling
agency for this section; for the CraW-
ford shoes for men and several we'll
known children's shoes. There is also
found the w. B. and American Lady
corset, the Burson and Cadet hosiery,
the Mills & Gibbs and Centenerl KID
gloves and a long list Of other makes
whose labels and trademarks attest
their established merit and popularity.
In the Mower stores are also found a
large line of ladies' tailor-made gar
ments, an important and popular fea-
ture of the Mower store and recognlz-
ed as such all over the country for
miles in all directions. Here are a
large collection Of ladies suits and
coats in a variety of styles, qualities
and prices and of the very latest de-
signs, from the handsome creation
rich in color combinations and con-
trasts, through a succession OF grades
to the low priced but useful garment
The millinery department is a Ieaulng
feature of the business and one Oh
great popularity, an expert mllllner
being secured each season
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-19

and R. T. Ward & Co.'S shoes for chill
dren and infants, it can be SAID to
maintain metropolitan advantages, for
these goods are the same III price and
duality the world over. Yet all can
be found al the store, together with
hundreds of other standard makes.
Being we'll lighted and ventilated
throughout, the Caldwell & HaltiWan-
ger store presents the very best ad-
'antages to make a section, and Of
fers TO patrons every assistance that
>an possibly be supplied by courtesy
and experience TO render a satisfactory
service. basirg every representation
on absolute integrity and reliability,
which qualities. with experience, are
the features Of the Caldwell & Haiti
wanger store, where quality and
style always rule.
4. NJ. Caldwell and J. ". HaltiWan-
-er. compose the firm, which took over
the dry goods business Of the Summer
i.ro.. co. iii August, 1906. Three years
ago they moved into the splendid build
ing they now occupy. Both members
of the firm are among that group OF
men who are the builders Of every
communicable 'men who do things"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-19
Stores OF the c. & G. S. Mower Co.

stocks. The officers of the concern
are w. w. Watt, presidentj L. S. Well
ing, vice president; L. G. Eskridge,
secretary-treasurer and general man
ager. Throughout this section Mr.. Esk-
ridge possesses wide and valuable
acquaintance from which select, es-
tablished and constantly growing pat
ronage has been built up. AS consti-
tuted, the Newberry Hardware Co. rep
resents a combination Of business and
executive ability and pronounced prac-
tical experience in the hardware line,
both of which together maintain con-
stantly the most favorable market con-
ditions and service that is ever re-
liable, liberal, progressive and accom-
modating.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-19

tre and advanced its prestige as
source of supply along progressive
and permanent lines. Since the in
ception of this business, it has been
the policy of its management to al
ways be ready to supply promptly the
needs of the builder, the mechanic, the
farmer, the housekeeper and the prop
erty owner and, as new devices and
appliances are coming on the market
every day, it has been the aim to Sc
cure the very latest and best OF those
ideas in order that patrons OF the es--
tablishment would be provided quickly
with anything that meant a benefit IN
The saving OF time, labor or money.
FOR these reasons the NeWberry Hard
ware Co. can in the striceSt sense De
called a progressive enterprise, It's
stocks containing such variety OF price
and quality as to maintain buying op-
portunities that are unexcelled. TINS
characteristic OF fidelity to popular
needs is not without recognition and
reward for stocks and patronage con-
tinue to increase right along, nkeWlse
the popularity OF the establishment as
a reliable source of supply. The stocks
carried by the Newberry Hardware Co.
abound in standard productions which
are the same in quality and price the
country over and comprise full and
complete lines of building and domes-
tic hardware, mechanic and gardner 5
tools, cutlery, guns and ammunition,
farm supplies, such as wire tencln3,
etc., and the thousand and one articles
to be found in every frst-class hard
ware establishment. This concern
carries constantly a full line OF the
best types of construction III stoves
and ranges, in which. are seen the ceIe-
brated Majestic ranges, and the Cole
hot-blast heaters, In variety OF style,
finish and price that maintains con-
stantly the most favorable buying ad-
vantages for housekeepers. Large and
complete collections OF the popular
Lucas paints are kept constantly on
hand in all their various colors, snade5
and tints; also glass, putty, brusnes
and painters supplies generally. Thls
concern is also a-selling agency for the
Dupont powder, the Chattanooga turn
plow, the John Deere plows, the Amer
ican Steel Wire Co.'s Flint fencing
and for sundry articles in the farm i'm
plement line which possess the merit
of satisfactory field tested results. A
large line of imported and domestic
china and cut glass is also carried IN
stock. All these stocks, a number OF
which of the heavy and bulky kind, are
received direct from the warehouses
in carload lots, occupying two-story
building, at 11O4 Caldwell street.
3Ox14O feet in dimension, with base
ment and storage rooms, which gives
them a total floor area of more than
5000 square feet, every inch of which
is utilized for sae es purposes or for
the temporary storage Of surplus
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-19

Glider is native Of Newberry county,
and is a successful medical practition-
er. In the years they have been as
sociated they have built up a select
and growing patronage and an envia-
BILE reputation for superior and reliable
facilities. The interior Of their store
presents an appearance which would
he a credit to any of the large cities
of the country, and attracts the atten-
tion of every visitor to Newberry. They
are to be commended for maintaining
an establishment which means so
much for the town and for the people
generally of this section.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-19

the entire country, and whatever con-
Germ carries them in stock maintains
for it's patrons metropolitan adYan-
tages. The foregoing observation Is
suggested by recent visit to the
Ewart-Perry Co.'S store, in which all
the above high-class productions and
many other makes were found on
counters, shelves and showcases,
thereby justifying the conclusion that
enterprise and alert methods had pro-
vided for the people Of Newberry buy
ing advantages than which no better
could prevail anywhere.
The Ewart-Perry store is one OF the
two exclusive mems and boys stores
in Newberry, so that in providing Tor
the needs of the patrons the concern
enjoys the advantages of every large
buyer in securing inside wholesale
prices and discounts and many other
considerations from manufacturers
which enter into first class service.
The Ewart-Perry store handles
clothing from a number of leading
makers so as to complete their assort-
ment, which includes graduation OF
prices and qualities, running from
medium to high grade productions.
The same condition prevails in the
shoe, hat and furnishing goods depart
ment, so that from the variety and
completeness of assortment all ordl-
nary needs can be promptly supplied.
That their efforts to create and MAIN
tain first-class local market conditions
have been appreciated is evidenced by
the fact that the business occupies a
store room 20x9O feet on the MAN
floor, with storage facilities On the
second floor, where surplus stocks are
kept. every inch of the floor space 6e-
ing utilized
This business was established and
the Ewart-Perry Co. incorporated IN
the fall of 1907, the officers being W. +.
Ewart, president and treasurer; K. Z.
Perry, vice president; R. H. Switten-
berg, secretary. Since its organization
splendid reputation has been built
up throughout this entire section, the
name Of the concern being synonym
for integrity and reliability in all
trade relations. In the organization
of the company liberal and progressive
policies were adopted and these nave
been carried out effectively by the COM
pany, popularizing it by courteous
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-19
EWART.PERRY COMPANY.
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Shoes and
Hats.

When one finds in any community an
establishment in which he can secure
a suit of the Kahn-Dreyfus or David
Adler clothing, Savoy shirt, an Ed
win Clapp or E. T. Wright shoe for
men, a Observation-Disclosures shoe Tor
ladies, a John B. Stetson hat a pair
of Updergraff gloves, and the latest
and best productions in neckWear, ne
knows at once, if he is at all exper-
fenced, that he has at his hand every
advantage to dress as correctly and as
stylish as if he were on Fifth avenue,
New York, or Chestnut street, Phil
adelphia, for the above named produc-
tions are standards of excellence in
style and workmanship throughout
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-19
{. & G. $. MOWER COMPANY.
Newberry'S eldest Mercantile Estab-
IiShment.

In point OF years Of continuous SER
vice one Of Newberry's establishments
that can justly claim the honor and
distinction Of being the Oldest, its IN
ceptiou dating back to ante-bellum
days. and as well one Of the leading
and thoroughly reliable Of the many
retail enterprises doing business IN
South Carolina, the c. {; G. S. Mower
cos store has ever been valuable
factor in contributing to the towns
progress and popularity as trade
centre, always maintaining splendid
buying opportunities through large
stocks, through ample variety of quail
ity and price and through methods III
all trade relations ever alert and pro-
gressive, and which could be positive
ly relied upon for their absolute in
tegrity. The business dates back to
1865, vixen Mr. and Mrs. D. Mower
came from Prosperity and began sup
ply popular needs. From the very be-
ginning stocks and patronage grew
apace. Twenty-one years ago the
business was incorporated as the Z. &
G. S. Mower Co. and today occupies a
double store building at Main and Col
lege streets. In the eastern store are
found, neatly arranged and attractive
ly exhibited large and select stocks OF
the latest styles and textures In dress
goods from handsome silk WeaVes
down through complete assortment
of qualities to the plain, but useful
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-19

and an accommodating service and by
an ever readiness to satisfy every pat
ron in every particular. Fhis, in brief,
is a recital of the career of one OF
Newberry's leading establishments-a
concern whose owners are certainly to
be commended for reaching out for
and establishing permanently the very
Lest of metropolitan advantages in all
that pertains TO mems apparel.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-19
yEWBERRY HARDWARE COMPANY.
Hardware, Stoves and Ranges, Paints
and Farm Supplies.

By its complete stock, which covers
the entire range Of household and
farm needs in hardware and by its pro-
gressive and thoroughly reliable meth
DDS the Newberry Hardware Co. has
exerted prnounced influence and
achieved valuable results as trade
builders, al of which have increased
New5erry's popularity as trade cen
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-19
W. H. Lominack, Chief Of Police.

Mr.. W. H. Lominack, Newberry's eff
ficient chief of police, is holding his
first public Office, with the exception
of a former membership on the board
of health. Mr.. Lominack has an eff
cient force under him, and under his
MANAGEMENT, Newberry is finely po-
liced city.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-19
The Man Of the Hour.

TIE country Is filed with reformers.
But where is the man to be found
that will stand for the things pro-
posed by another faction aside from
his own because it Is everlastingy
right?-Des Moines Capital.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-07-19
Vrence.
Shuts keeps Carter's lead.

Shuts keeps Carriers lead.
Harve Bunnell is having his farm
house painted.
Extensive repairs will be made on
the school buildings.
Dell Abrams was in Chicago last
Friday and Saturday.
The Elevator Co. are putting their
buildings in good repair.
q. L. Eastop and family spent
Sunday at Sleepy Hollow
Harve Bass is pounding iron at the
Huett 81 Murphy Blacksmith shop.
Floyd Harrison's wife, who has
been seriously i'll is reported much
better.
Mrs. +. H. Grimm spent the week
end with her mother Mrs. Il. II.
Truscott.
Nate Bass is again around and
looking fine after the appendicitis
operation.
Mrs. Alden's home is receiving a
new coat of paint at the hands of Clay
the painter
Mrs Addie Yund and family left
for their home in Grand Island, Neb.
Tuesday night.
POI fine large gooseberries on the
stems six inches long, raised by Mrs.
Phillip Nicholas.
The one night fishing trip of Barnes
and Bigelow to Fennville panned out
well, 10 fine ~ones.
Mrs. Phillip Nicholas expects to
entertain her daughter-in-law and
grandson this week.
]. L. Thorn pson 81 Co. are showing
something new and nobby in the
kitchen cabinet line.
ID. c. Walker has some new stunts
worth noticing. A few hours spent
there will please you.
Harry Martin has improved the
interior of his home with hard wood
floors laid by Peter Hoffman.
Tyler and Bid are arranging to
attend the session Under the Oaks"
accompanied by band (Y) of what.
Martin Bros. s. Co. have a fine
show window but the manikin forgot
to wash his face before coming to the
table.
We hear considerable talk about the
Chautauqua. Evidently all that went
last year are planning to go again and
take their friends.
The midsummer clearing sales of
the department stores offered many
choice bargains, proving satisfactory
to patron and proprietors alike.
Lumber is being placed rapidly on
the site of the new NJ. E. church.
The wall built by w. Roberts is COM
pleted and credit to the builder.
The heavy rains did considerable
damage to the roads, washing out the
filling and leaving large cobble stones
galore. Why were they ever put in in
the first placer
The new power house under the
skilled hands of Widner & Southerby
is progressing finely. 1t will be more
ornamental looking than the old and
more convenient.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-07-19
Decatur.

Miss Myra Lawrence has returned
from Boston.
Miss Mazda DeRolt spent Sunday
in Kalamazoo
Ethan Cowie of Kalamazoo was in
Decatur, Monday.
Mrs. F. @. Rafter and son are visit
ing in Spring Arbor.
Miss Kate Murphy of Lawton was
in town over Sunday.
T. Trowbridge was in Cassopolis,
MONDAY, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Lincoln have re-
turned 10 their home in joliet, Ill.
Mrs. f w. Hawkes. and daughter
of Galesburg are visiting relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs J. w. Pensinger and
daughter are in Millburg for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Hinckley and
daughter and VIM. Swift spent Sun
day in Kalamazoo.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Waters of South Bend was brought
to Decatur, Monday, for burial.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-07-19
B0Se Lima.

Mr.. and Mrs. TENTS of Kalamazoo
spent Sunday at Mr. Jacobs.
Pearl Steinberger is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn.
for time.
George Levassee, wife and daugh-
ter of Bloomingdale spent Sunday at
c. Clapp's.
Ben Hopkins went to Kalamazoo
Wednesday, to work for his uncle,
George Odel.
A number of Granger friends as
sisted Merle Remington in securing
his hay, Thursday.
Mrs. Mabel Bingham and two sons
of Gobleville spent Sunday with her
mother, Viola Euos.
Mr. and Mrs. Eastman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Loomis left Friday 10 visit in
Jackson and Howell.
John Rabbit and wife of Kalama-
zoo were weekend visitors at her
fathers home, X. Wellbaum.
There will be an ice cream social at
the home of L. Woodruff, this, Friday
evening, proceeds to apply on the
pastors salary.
Ira Carpenter and family motored
from Kalamazoo, Sunday to spend
the day with Mrs. Carpenters sister,
Mrs Coffenger.
Me- Eaesando, ,,,,s , ,yaa1x "A
visitor at the l.. Woodruff home. Her
son Roy of Kalamazoo visited her
there last Sunday.
DIR. Sage and family of Kalamazoo
and Richard Sage and family of Wa
verify spent Monday with their sister,
Mrs George Connery..
Mrs. Hopkins was the Sunday
guest of her daughter, Mary Edmonds.
Venona Edwards accompanied her
home to stay week.
Storms have been quite frisky along
the line. Last week Ora Marsh's house
was struck by lightning, Mrs. Marsh
being badly shocked, but no great
damage was done to the house; B.
Coffenger had three head of cattle
killed, and B. Martin had one badly
shocked. A young cyclone came in
streaks Saturday morning The wind
mill on c. Langdon's farm was blown
down, shed belonging to c. Post
was demolished, fruit trees were up
rooted, corn laid fiat, George Con-
nery's silo was blown down and the
windows blown from portion of f.
Forester's house, bedding blown out of
doors and the barn started from its
foundation.