The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-25
Shop early Think of the overworked
clerks and merchants.

gates leave today, Tuesday, to attend
conference at Rock Hill.
Nice punches of Newberry people
saw Ben Hur in Columbia Wednesday
and Thursday.
VIII say that this weather is good
if there is no danger Of changing be-
fore going to press.
There is no trouble to sell some
things in Newberry. Look at those
Texas horses last week
Take in the talking pictures to-
night, Monday, at the opera house
Manager H. B. Wells place.
| The Herald and News doesn't print
everything it knows, not by great
many lines. 1t wouldn't do.
Brig. Gen. Funston wants a Japanese
newspaper to apologize for saying
that American soldiers consulted the
women in Honolulu All the same we
bet they did.
We fully agree with the Lancaster
News that good reads day for South
Carolina might help to arouse our
people to their need of better high
wavs-McBee Courier.
Al Rikard's minstrels are on their
tour. The Herald and News has made
these minstrels famous. If you want
to be known and amount to something,
get in with The Herald and News, the
paper that does things.
Our most vivid recollections of
"Ben-Hur" are five dollar seat, sew
eral tableaux, chariot race that was
over before we could realize it had
started, and rush for the exits
Fairfield News. Was that the exper-
ience of E. D. Pearce, w. A. Wherry
or any of the Newberry ones?
That was fine present he gave her.
The che" and the 'tner'' are known
to a few besides the principals in the
case. These little things will leak out.
somebody Will 'let the cat out of the
bag" Oh, well, Christmas is coming
and it is time for presents. Examine
the advertising columns of The Herald
and News, the paper of the piano con-
test.
At the meeting at Clemson college
last Friday a special order was a
memorial service in honor of Col R.
w. Simpson and W. D. Evans, who
mad died during the year. The cor
respondent to the State says that
eloquent addresses were made and
especially touching were the strong
and tender tributes of Mr. Johns:one
and Mr.. WanamaIzer, who knew and
valued the services OF their departed
friends so we'll"
You poor unfortunates who have no
cause for thankfulness Thursday as
has our young friend, Mr.. Thos. Pay
singer Wicker, will no doubt find some
thing for which to be thankful if they
hunt for it. People get what they look
for IN this world. If you hunt for trou-
BILE you won't get pleasure, Old man
Nature is a good storekeeper, he
keeps everything in stock always. All
you have to do is to ask for what you
want if you don't see it.
Thanksgiving in cole Virginia" will
be helped by Newberry Thursday. 1t
is a time for singers and other musi-
clans and everybody to be harmonious
and happy. But they must pay for the
music, who put the ''pay" in "Pays;n-
ger?" One of the Tom Wickers has
something to do with it. On with
Ethe old Virginia reel" and shake
hands with Pollyanna, we haven't
heard from the little girl in some time
now.
Everybody" is carried away" with
Robinson's electric sign. "They say"
it is beautiful. Then there is the
electric sign at the opera house cor
ner, brilliant idea of Manager Wells
put into execution. Newberry is get
ting to be some city with it's bright
electric signs. The opera house sign
ought to attract and draw crowd to
the talking pictures tonight Monday.
Tine pictures themselves should draw
the crowds, they are the original
Edison pictures, and are worth see
ing.