The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-12-01

lures and all, and 10 cents. The
only time-not counting the big show
prices are raised is when there IS an
extra fine reel programme costing
more; and then the prices are "just
little bit higher.
In these times few, if any, merchants
are making expenses and every GUS
toner OF each merchant could help his
merchant by giving an order early IN
the morning for what they may need
! for tie day.-Winnsboro News and
Herald. This would be Of mutual
| benefit to YOU and your merchant.
"The active opposition to woman
suffrage is to be found in the brew
cry, distillery and tie saloon, and
when this fact is known those who
are associated with the AntlSuffra-
gists will inquire the cause. This
what Bryan said, and that is why GER
tain papers criticise Tim so meanly
The result of the pony contest will
be shown on the screen at the Opera
House Wednesday, orphan day. The
contest closed at six o'clock Monday
afternoon. The votes will be counted
by Messrs. w. B. Wallace, Floyd Brad
! ley and w. w. Cromer, tae committee
of judges.
Speaking of crowded houses tie two
local theatres have been taxed to their
capacity recently, the Arcade filled
with children as Thanksgiving to
them on Thursday, and the Opera
House packed with children at their
free entertainment on Friday. 1t is
a drawing card.
Secretary Bryan is at his winter
home in Miami. thanks to many
Chautauqua ngagements:- ts:-Green-
wood Journel And yet the State said
! ae passed through Columbia on his
way to Washington looking care worn
and tired, loaded down with business
documents. Don't be mean. The man
needs a rest.
A desperate effort is being made
among tie farmers to make their meat
and bread at home for another year.
Much wheat and oats and other grains
are being sown-Gilbert cor. Lees
Vile News. We hope the desperation
will be kept up and spread to New
berry and Laurens.
Don't be moody and above all be in
solent. 1t won't pay.-Ninety Six cor.
Greenwood Index, 26th. Of course it
was intended don't be insolent.' y The
don't was accidentally dropped out.
We know how it is. All intelligent
readers understand these things, but
if a paragraph begins Miss Blank
and Mrs so-and-so were married
some readers cannot understand that
it is typographical error.
We are glad the accident to Mr.. J.
Taz Sem in his hunt on Thanksgiving
! day is not as bad as was reported.
Not long after the bursting of his
gun it was wildly rumored that ais
arm had been blown off. Tie it mar
rowed down to his wrist and hand.
Finally it got down to his t2umb. He
was badly wounded in the hand, but is
getting along all right However, he
made a narrow escape from bleeding
to death, and was only saved there
from by Mr.. John Miller who stanched
the flow of blood rom a severed ar
terry until they could reach doctor
as they were ten miles from the city.
The Thanksgiving services at Cen
trail Methodist church were the most
| appropriate We ever attended. Rev.
EdW. FulenWlder had charge OF the
meeting. The lesson was read by Rev.
]. w Carson and a prayer was Of
fered by the Rev. DR.. J. Henry Harms.
Exceptionally fine was the music by
the choir-pipe organ and singing, and
especially enjoyable was the powerful
solo; by Mr.. Robert E. Allen to the
| accompaniment by Miss Maize Doml-
nick. Good and beneficial Were the
talks by Mr.. w. H. Wallace, Prof. J.
B. O'Neall Holloway and Dr. E. C..
Jones' At West End Baptist caurcn
there was also a union service, more
especially for the children. We did
not attend this service, but are told
that talks were made by PROF. Ernest
Anderson, the Rev. J. y. Booth and
Mayor q. F. Wright.