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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-17
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Oil C1iUl I'LL III -NS. " w w ~ASA@~ -
is being completely overhauled. The
old building has been turned entirely
around and considerably increased in
it's seating capacity. Contractor Gus
Wilson has the job.
At the college on Saturday night
next, beginning promptly at 1870. there
will be a match game of basket ball to
determine the championship between
the class teams of the freshmen and
senior classes. Admission will be 10
and Is cents.
Copeland Bros. have composed a
new and popular song which will later
be set to music The words are these:
Our shoes are stylish, nifty and neat,
and best of all they fit the feet. And
the prices fit the pocketbook. See
the show window at their daylight
store.
The Commercial bank distributed
during this week about $4,000 to the
people of tnis community through its
Christmas clubs which had accumu-
lated from small savings each week
during the year. Lots of people had
money for this Christmas who never
had any before that had accumulated
without their knowing it almost.
The state Sunday school superin-
tendent, Mr. Webb, from Spartanburg,
will hold a conference with the town
ship officers and department superin-
tendent at Central Methodist church
Saturday, December 18, at II o'clock.
Lunch will be served Immediately af-
terward. All the pastors of the city
are invited to attend,
A negro, an epileptic, was burned to
death in negro cabin On Mr.. j. B.
Stockmans place in No. 9 township
on Tuesday. He was in the house
alone at the time. When found he
was so badly burned that he died,
though no damage was done to the
building. Coroner Lindsay neld an in
quest.
Walter Morris. an escaped convict
from the Greenville county chain gang,
was captured in Newberry Wednesday
last by Policeman H. 0, Stone. Morris
at first denied that he was the party
wanted, but when carried to police
headquarters and closely questioned,
he confessed all. He was held at the
police station and the sheriff of Green
Vile notified of the arrest,
There was an election in town on
Tuesday, but very few people knew
about it. So very few Of our c!r citizens
-, registered that there were hot many
sLo could have voted if tsisj haG
thought Of it. Some of the candidates
/ themselves forgot to register. But
! they say there were enough votes cas1
! the elect the new city council and they
| will be installed some time early next
week.
Have you seen the windows at Sum
mer Brothers clothing st6fe3 Mr.. Roy
Summer and his assistants have made
two beautiful windows and it should
not be difficult for you to make Sc
lection of a handsome as well as use
full Chrfstmast present for your friend.
There are many beautiful as we'll as
useful things displayed in these win
dows.
The party who ran the squib in the
Various and All About column last
Tuesday: "Wanted-To rent a laying
hen from now until Christmas" s." has
had several offers. but he insists on
his own terms in the deal, viz: He
will give the owner half the eggs and
to make the proposition still more at
tractive he will agree to make no
charge for feeding the hen.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-17
ST. Phillips School

Will give a Christmas entertain
ment at the school house Wednesday
night, December p. The exercises
will begin at 8 o'clock.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-17

Now come the doctors and say that
sugar is the best thing for hurts. Motn-
ers knew that long ago.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-17

Busters resolution quoted above:
Life.
Life is a gift to be used every day,
Not to be smothered and hidden away;
It is MT thing to be stored in the
chest
Where you garner your keepsakes and
treasure your best;
1t isn't Joy to be slipped now and then
And promptly put back in dark place
again.
Life is a gift that the humblest may
boast of
And one that the humbIest may we'll
make most of.
Get out and live it each hour Of the
day
Wear it and use it as much as you
may; /
remember how it used to snow every
gfeeFes, {
gsoouil go ind that in service it's beauty
improves.
Detroit Free Press.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-17

Now is a good time to use the split
log drag.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-17
RESOLVED

That the sunrise with its glorious
ef9lgenee of light and color, with its
awakening of birds songs and busy
life means another day has come. An
other day means another chance. A
chance to forget yesterday and con-
mence all over again. Forgive your
self and others for the mistakes Of
yesterday and resolve that today you'll
be on time like the sun and happy and
and honest like the birds, that geu'H
shake the crouch and de unte others
as you'd have them do unto you. What
is the use of bothering about tomorrow
1T hasn't cone. Fsday is q gead
honest day and if you use today right
tomorrow viii have a better chance
for you. The world 8wes no One a
living. If you've got chance you've
goe all that's comins to you. it's Vp
to you. r. F. Outcalt.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-17

And this reminds me of little poem
] read the other day from the Detroit
Free Press. Read it in connection with
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-17

wish I could get Out in tie S6untry
for tie Christmas time, and wake up
on Christmas morning to see the
ground covered with snow as used to,
when was a little fellow Don't you
wade through the snow to the old
Christmas, and how you used to go out
in the snow and shoot off bunch Of
those red fire crackers. That was all.
the fireworks | had. One bunch Of
red fire crackers, and they made very
little noise, and l always shot them
one at a time, and when the snow was
all over the ground, and then / would
snow every Christmas now like it did
rabbit gum that | had set at the rail
fence crack where the rabbit had
gnawed the fence rail, because felt
that it was the track that he had
made, and that he would come back
the same way and be tempted to enter
my hollow gum, or the square box that
| had made from boards. 1t doesn't
it was brighter and prettier then, but
t1en, and the boys and girls today
have more to amuse them now than
we had, bat i do not believe they are
as happy as we were. Are they? l
rocl-on thav will aay the same thing
when they get old like We are. Any
way / know the children today have
more things than we had. ! would
bang up my stocking /on Christmas
eve, and IL got big red apple, an
orange, some rais;as and a few nuts
and a stick of candy, / was just as
happy as | could be if there was also
in that stocking a bunch of them red
fire crackers. Bu' we had the same
sun rise with it's glorious effulgence OF
light and color, and that has not
changed except sometimes l feel that
it was brighter and pretiier then, but
maybe that was because then there
was all light and hope and brightness
in nv own soul. l was satisfied and
I was happy. 1 hope all the children
may be the same at the approaching
Christmas time
THE IDLER.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-17

Now there is some meat to that res
olution. And there is some good phil
osophy to it. Don't you think so?
Honest, now, don't you? Read it over
again and see what you really think
about it. Do unto others as you'd
have them do unto you. That's the
golden rule. Then don't forget that
the world does not owe you living,
and, in fact, does not owe you anything,
but on the contrary you owe the world
something. You owe it. a useful life.
Another day means another chance.
That's great Had you ever thought
of it? Don't sit down and moan and
groan and have grouches. Think of
the sunrise with its glorious effulgence
of light and color and get up some
of these beautiful fall mornings and see
The sun when it first appears in the
eastern horizon, and you will feel bet
ter and think more of the opportunity
that lies before you. am not preach
ing. That resolution is a mighty fine
sermon. Today is really a good hon
est day, if you are a mind to make
it so. After all, it all depends upon
you and no one else. If you use to-
day right, your chance for tomorrow
will surely be better. And tnen to-
rorrow is not here yet, and you have
no right to be worrying about it. This
moment that you are reading this is
the only time chat you have. Improve
it. Then you have done all that you
can. And that is all that can be ex-
pected of you, and all for which you
will have to give account in the great
final day of accounting.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-17

The ladies of the Baptist church
gave one of their enjoyable birthday
parties Tuesday afternoon. Pleasant
entertainment was provided for all the
guests and delightful refreshments
served.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FROM RESPONSE
BILE parties for the privilege Of publishing tho
official Souvenir Program for the Grand Encsmp-
ment OF the Grand Army Of the Republic to be held
in Washington. September 2 to October 2. 1915.
Copies of the agreement to be entered into with
the Citizens Committee b had upon applica-
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man Printing Committee. Maurice Joyce En-
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ADVERTISER WORDS IN ioo M0NTHLIES 81
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EAGERLUBE-oNE QUART EQUIVALENT To
forty gallons gasoline. Recommended ny auto
mobile owners and manufacturer Sold under a
guarantee. Competent men wanted everl where. eX-
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MANIFESTATION.

CHAUFFEUR COLoRED. WISHES POSITION
Private Commercial an gNoi nachanis Have
wears Tefersrce. J. IA kSnN. Box u, Herald
Office.
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y ST. NV LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT COM
municating rooms facing Capitol: elegantly fur.
nished a. l.. private family; reasonable to gen
tleinen.
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WASTED-5O LABORERS AND * TEAM
drivers to go away SundaV night to work State
road. Apply between ard u, sunday. July IS
10 A. y. BRADY. l2t2 n st. Sc. city
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-PoCKETBOCK CONTAINING So. BE
tween ltth 6 SITS. and Navy Dept. 80 a. m.
July L. NJ. S. THOMPSON.
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lala IA. AVE. NV. THE IDEAL APART. co
! or completely furn. front rooms; electric
hight: ;anitor service h ". Phone NJ III
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$50 x ST. NV LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT
Communicating rooms in refined home: .. IN. /. /;
private bath; in family: near all govt. depts. :;
reasonable to men.
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81 MOUNT VERNON PLACE-iARGE. CODI.
rooms; first foo front and third floor back
reasonable.
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SO PER 100 UPWARD PAID TACKING SIGNS
distributing booklets. samples. etc. Send Sc
stamps for prioeist paid: secure territory sHEP
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$50 MASS AVE. Nw.-SUITE Of ROOMS FOR
housekeeping; adjoining bath: a m l.; fine home
central; reasonable
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-DISTRICT OR STATE MANAGE Rs
in al parts of the L. ;. for an Illinois corpora
ton Our Proposition guarantees definite returns to
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THE CUMBERLAND. APIS. IS & 7s-LARGE
cool room; southern exposure; transients &C
commodsted; also 2 beautiful rooms: a. m. i.
central; reasonable.
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>ALESMEN-ACoUAINTED WITH MERCHANTS.
cell ladies ready -'o-Uear. good offer night man
PECK co. a W. 9Th. New York
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3ll4 MOUNT PLEASANT Sta COMFORT
ably furnished rooms; bath: western ex-
posture; private family: references exchanged.
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1917 18TH ST. NV LARGE ROOMS; LIGHT
housekeeping: alcove: entire I'd floor; running
water: SIS Month.
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l29s 18TH sT-3 ROOMS AND BATH. SINGLE
or enslite; also 2nd floor front. all modern i'm
rroyements Phone n. aA
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1874 g IT. NV ROOMS 80 -
SO, 3 rooms on third. $RA
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$50 ST. NW.-TWo LARGE COOL BRIGHT.
nicely furn. rooms a m. l.; beautiful location
private home; near cars and herdic. reason ole
board optional.
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ts OR "a (PRIvATE BATH SD s.. Nw.-sEC-
| ond floor rooms. ]. .. ): newly papered and
fnrn.: a. l. near all govt depts bath adjoining
| reasonable.
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SIS nth ST. wv LARGE. BRIGHT. CoMMU-
nicatins rooms furnished complete for l. b. k:
other rooms adjoining bath; m l.; central: nice
kcme; reasonable.
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$40 l. ST Nw-FURNIsHED ROOM; 2 WIN
dows; facing street: electric light. n. sOa
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4se II ST. Nw.-NICE. COOL ROOM. NORTH
EN- exposure; suitable for gentleman.
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statesmen WANTED.

CAPABLE WOMAN To- CALL IN NER-
chants in her home town city. Selling eI.
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Cal.
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Il33 9Th ST Nw.-3 VERY DESIRABLE. NICE
/, furnished housekeeping rooms; all con'en
fences.
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lsG ST. NV ROOMS. 3RD FLOOR. AND
on End floor for !. b. k: reasonable Phone.
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u IOWA CIRCLE-2 MED1UM-sIZED ROOMS:
srItheln eIrcrIrs overlooking park.
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1876 18TH ST. OR 1881 VT AVE. Nw.-F1RsT
floor, rooms and basement: b. L.; also large
MONS: reasonable.
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rs 9Th sT.-5 LARGE, COOL. BRIGHT ROOMS
in downtown section; a. j.; hath; hot water
near all government departments. Don't fail to see
the rooms.
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR ROOMS OR APIS.
furnished unfinished II 80. consult Mr..
NOLTE ga 18th 81. Phone NJ 657. Consultation free.
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81 G ST. Nw.-3 OR LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT
fur rooms; a m. l.: central: !. h. k: gas range;
reasonable.
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l3 H ST. Nw.-LARGE FRONT SECOND
floor room: a. m. l. private family; near G. P. o.
central; suitabl for 2 or men; reasonable.
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sl7 18TH ST Nw.-NEwLY FURNISHED. COOL
rooms; continuous hot water: free phone: central
location: swimmer rates.
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GO X NE-3 COOL ROOMS; BEAUTIFULLY
furnished for housekeeping; screens. porshes;
yards; $40: reference
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ISL VT AVE. Nw.-SEvERAL NEW ROOMS
h. K. = m. l.: nice location; private family
cheap.
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GA MASS. AVE-. NW.-LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT
front room; nicely furnished; bath adjoining; IL
family refined home downtown section; reasonable
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ISL sTH ST. Nw.-THE BEST BOARD I!
town for least money; al the latest vegetables
also furnished rooms
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TWO EXCELLENT NEWLY FURNISHED BED
| rooms strictly ms-iern: single suite: sleep
ing porch; private famiy: Chevy Chase line and
Conn. Ave. Bridge. y. 1893.
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T9 sTH ST. UNCOMFORTABLE ROOMS. b
S. and SO month business section; gentlemen.
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Is 9Th ST. NE.-THREE LARGE COMMUNI-
eating rooms: completely furnished l. h. H.; gas
range; yard; water.
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T PAYS TO READ AND USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.

10 EAST CAPITOL sT.-NCELY FURNISHED
single and Communicating rooms facing Congress
sional Library; secal attention TO tourists; beaui
fu location.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-24
COCH|SE ID VOTE
 ALMOST A MILLION
 FOR GOOD HIGHWAYS

A bond issue for $500. 900 for the construction. of 300 miles of good roads will be the proposition submitted to the voters of Cochise county at a special election to be held in the near future, according to information re ceived yesterday at the office of the state engineer The extent of the county highway system is now being determined by a committee of seven. working with the county engineer in outlining trunk lines.
 Requests for highway construction amounting to 796 miles were filed at the meeting of the County Bond Issue association at Bisbee last Monday when delegates from all sections of the county reported. The committee is now engaged in pairing the demands of the various localities down to about one-half of the mileage asked. The conference, which was the most har- monious throughout, closed with the appointment of the adjustment com mittee, and the selection of Douglas as the next meeting place. Cochise county will be the sixth county in the state to issue bonds for county high way system.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-24
NON ALCOHOLIC
 II |NT0X|CATES
The Police Pick Up Many Drunks and Find "Bev- craze" Being Sold That is Non-Alcoholic, Blu t Surely IntOXicates

It is an easy matter to become in toXicated in Phoenix. There are of course, the usual bay rum jags, de- natured alcohol souses and Jamacia ginger eXhiliarations. These are se- cured on the sly. But for the real. simon pure drunk, a new drink is being dispensed at two or three down town establishments that accompiishes all that a would-be drunk could de sire and a little more
 It is a common thing any after noon or evening to see from two to four or five men gloriously intoxi- cated emerge from these particular drink emporiums. Several of the victims have landed in police court in the past few days. And the po- lice know just where they obtained the intoxicating beverage but so far have been unable to find a way in which to put 9 stop to it's sale
 Samples of the fluid have been analysed and have been found to be absolutely free of alcohol It is com monly reported that the drink has been "doctored" with ether, in fact some cider has recently been cap tured by the police that is known to have contained no small quantity of the anesthetic. The police, the dis trict attorneys office and even the federal authorities have had their attention brought to the state of af- fairs and each is engaged in work ing on a plan whereby the law can step in and prevent the further sale of a fluid that is plainly intoxicat- ing without being alcoholic.
 It is said that no small quantities of denatured alcohol are being sold by druggists, all properly labeled with the skull and cross bones, and some of this is afterwards mixed with soda pop or other soft drink and at once becomes an intoxicating beverage" But the problem the po- lice are engaged in working out is how to combat the sale of non-al- coholic intoxicating drinks.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-24
M. AND M. WILL
 REVIEW WORKS
Social Get-Togcther Meet ing or Arizona Club Roof Garden Tomorrow Night. Good Program Has Been Arranged

For the purpose of reviewing recent work by the Merchants and Manufac- turers' association and outlining future activities, the members will hold a meeting Friday night, June 25, accord ing to an announcement by the secre- tary. H. NJ. Clemens last evening
 In addition to the business session, the members will get together for social evening, the meeting being scheduled for the roof garden of the Arizona club.
 Short pointed talks will be made bv a number of good speakers, and an in- teresting program is in preparation.
 The meeting will be free, with ple6tv of cool drinks and cigars.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-24
GIRLS! LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR
 NO DANDRUFF-25C CENT DANDERINE

strand at a time The effect is amazing-your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, and have an ap- pearance of abundance; an incom- parable lustre, sOftness and luXLri- ance
 Get 25 cent bottle of KnoWlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter, and prove that your hair is as pretty and soft as any that it has been neglected or injured by careless treatment-thats all you surely can have beautiful hair and lots of it if you will just try little Danderine.