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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10

l;y virtue Of Il decd of trust dated
County Court. u. T.. l?a-N. pal:" l2". to
tn" undersigned trustee. default bv!u!,
nnHc. aud being required 30 to do. |
VIII *cll at pubiic auction On the
premises ON
MONDAY. DECEMEER IL.
at o'clock =. NJ.
certain tract of land containin. -
acres more or less u the County OF
licniirt. about three miles southeast
Of richmond. bounded on the north by
the Williamsburg TOAD. on the east by
til" land of Campbell, on the west by
nrnuh.ld tract and on the south by
'a"riSh tract, fronting :. $40 chains
nud running back southwardly between
diNcr@.ng lines. the eastern one OF
which - 80 1"-!n0 chains and the west
"ru 20 in-ltn chains. the southern or
rear line being - T5-lD0 chains. The
tract rs nearly covered by good
growth Of pin" wood. and being near
the crntcr Of the supposed Oil Eclt and
less th1n two miles from the new cor
poration line should appeal to the
sp"culator. trucker or suburbanit.
TERMS Cash as to expense Of sale.
all past due taxes to day Of sale and
10 pay two notes, one of 81 200 and
S25.'" respectively, with interest from
November -. 1875. and balance in one
year " per cont interest added and Sc
cured by deed on the property.
IL. ROY Il. GROWN, JE.
Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN Il co.
NuctionccrS.
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FOR neutrality-suspicious.

THREE rooms and bath, hot water
heat. electric lights: centrally To-
Gated: terms moderate. No children.
Phone Madison 5517-J.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Old DOrl1iniOnL,in

~. t.isninunu foot CT Ash ST. .:aiiy.1 10 T.. NJ
'h'' W A'oiAo' -o'Uu a. Al
Connections with main line steamers leay.
ira Norfoik for New York daily, except Sum
d1y. ZOO A. 81 CONNECTIONS also made by ~.
& W. ny. l.. NJ. and -. * y. ny. at p VI
NHEt line steamers stop at Cloremont on
signal. AID are met by public conveyance!
VIRGINIA SANIGATION co. JnInes River
Ivy daylight: for Norfolk. Old Point. Newport
News and all James River landings. Monday.
"Wednesday und Friday at G:O9 a NJ freirht
received ter MI James River naintl
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RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line
T.c Stnnhnr,l Kni,rrnh nf nm

E.FEcTlvE DECEMBER : igi5
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
or t,'''nN and south S:l5 ~. VI. and
For Norfolk: G:i5 A. NJ 100 \ NJ ,.oo n
NJ. 'i:0o l.. NJ. 'i.lD y 81
For y * ". Ky. West: 6:l5 ~ A. a:y,
y VI" so" NJ. 9-2O 4 NJ '
Yer f"tershurs: i:::o y. NJ. s:!5 A. NJ
- NJ. 100 y; NJ. $50 ~ ~. 500
,. NJ. -i:p1 L. NJ. ti:lp l. NJ 5:55 /, A.
".i:' II ~. ':2U T.. NJ. 1850 l.. NJ 49,
For Gol1shoro nud Fayetteville: 400 p NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 40 s NJ
2;iS y VI @:i5 A. NJ. S;J7 \. NJ li:io a. NJ
~" y. NJ III" T.. NJ G:i7 l.. NJ G:3j T.. Nj
80 T. NJ 800 Il. NJ. 1880 L. NJ
Except sunday SUNDAY only
iiinc OF arrived aud departure and con-
h"rtiunS not guaranteed.
&. :. CAMPBELL. -. - ) SOS Min {,
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FOR KEN"-Reai Estate.

SIS n month will rent 3-story brick
building in -car of 1912 Last Main
Thalhtmer & Co. Room 200. First Ma
t!onal Pnnk Building.
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FOR .SAIE-AnimAIs.
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. stereotypers mats. lSSc.
flexible and tough: just tho thing TO
line chicken houses and ovthouses: 81
ner 100 pounds Mt the Office: IS cents
extra for out-of-town orders fer cart.
age Address Times Dispatch
WHITE OrpinSt and cocker
els. from the worlds most famous
prize winning pens. Breeding perfect.
Quality good. Prices reasonable Write.
your wants. Will quote you prices. f..
c. Goodc. Hoydton. Va
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Notwithstanding Goods.

HIGHEST cash price paid for second.
hand furniture in any quantity Cal;
''.'' rSlG
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. Il Furnished apartment good
location. al modern conycuicuecs
Aidr"Ss Room li2. jefferson Hotel
Petersburg.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOMS and hoard. transient or perma
n"nt. i0l Eaat Franklin
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CLOCK REPAIRING

HAVE your clock called for. repaired.
delivered and guaranteed. Phone
Madison 47oS
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

FURNITCRE AND CHINA PACKING;
FURNITURE, China and wedding pres
ents packed and shipped with care
Jacob Cmlauf rhon. Madison age
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SALESMAN with small capital for de-
post can secure management for ex-
cepuonal proposition with big immed-
late returns. T. NJ. Smith. MurDhy's
Hotel Please leave me alone unless
CGa,iiind
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BUSINESS CARDS

GLAUCtS a BRYANT
CIVIL. ENGlN EER AND SURVEYOR.
i,ETEKSBCi,G- VA-liOri:W ELI.
Mcllwainc Bldg. Finn Bldg
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To the creditors OF CLAUDE: Dt.NIlI f..
DAVIS, of Richmond. in the Coun-
" of l.cnrico ;;ud district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice IS hereby given that on the
18th dag o. September. y. -. 1915. the
said CLAUDE BENII.LE DAVIS was
duly adjudicatcd bankrupt. and that
the first meeting of his or. iturS VII,
he held III NY Office. Rooms Nos NO2
and sos Aincrican National BauI,
Building. Richmond. VA. on IN" ISTli
DAY OF DECEMBER. a. n. 1915. at 10
o'clock in :hv forenoon. al which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
their Claims, appoint trustee, cX-
anime tho bankrupt, and transact such
other buS'reSS as may properly come
before said meeting.
THOS. - SNEAD
Il fierce in Baulerup,:.
December l. 1915
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LESSER. the ladies tailor. alters All
Kinds OF fall coats. scarfs and NUTS
at reasonable prices. Raleigh Apart
mcnts. Phone Madison 1873
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10

la execution OF Il decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of Ilcnrco County in the
suit of II. w. Boschcn and others rs.
Frank w. liuschcn and others. entered
ON til" Sth day Of December. 1918 the
undersigned special commissioners APP
pointed thereby will Offer for sale at
public auction. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER IL. 1915.
at 1 o'clock l.. NJ.
the property above described The i'm
prov"mcnts consist of "a good dwelling
Of eight or nine rooms and tho usual
"uthuiidinas. The proximity of this
property to Glen Allen, II growing VII
iasc. should commend il to investors
or to any one wishing a nice suburban
home.
TERMS: One third cash. the balance
III three equal inStallmcnts at six.
twelve ana eighteen months from day
of sale. the credit inStallmcnts to be
evidenced by negotiable notes OF the
purchaser with interest added from dag
OF sale and the title TO the propcrt V
retained by the court until all the pur-
chas" money is paid and a conveyance
ordered by the court: or all cash, Mt
the option Of the purchaser
SAMUEL II. CARTIER.
FRANK =. SUTTON. lR..
Special Commissioners.
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FOR SALE-Machincry.

SAW MILL machinery stave machinery.
boilers ana engines; all sizes: planners.
cdgcrs. resaws. iointcrs. lath- mills
band saws. pipe and contractors equip
ment, rebuilt guaranteed. l. Bluford
IL Co. -
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Hh'r ". NTi;n-I'rofcsSiuna,.

TEACHERS only. Keys and transla
lions bought. sold and exchanged
Send list. Entertainment and school
supply catalogues free school SUNNY
Company Greenwood. s. c.
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Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway comOau,

SuF'FNrUInG Schc1nIe OF Nprll =. 1914
Schedule Subject to Change Without
Notice.
Trains leave Richmond 1850 a. NJ. ia
NJ, bS y. NJ. a. NJ. ''l0 a. NJ. IL A. NJ
j p NJ. T.. NJ. T.. NJ. "a p. NJ $50 l..
NJ. $50 T.. NJ. $40 +. NJ. bs p. AI.. 10 r
NJ. 10 4. II.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 a NJ. bs7 A.
NJ. y. ~. b9 A. NJ. 10 A. NJ. cell A. NJ.
IL noon. 81 L. NJ T. NJ } e NJ p
NJ. bS:20 z. NJ. G:2o +. NJ. 1910 z. NJ {
Il. NJ, 10 p. NJ. IL L. II.
bCarr!es baggage .Daily except Sunday
s.sunt.ays only
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.

70 and Tea WaSsrglai and Snas
400 AZ lo A. $40 M i75uS e i iio pI Guy sopu
tsOM +9.l5tA. t12.oi Pm. It6l5PS. s.l0PY. SCOPE
Illa ~ '5A7 p9. S.20PR. t9l0PN. *i2l5Hl fi14e H.
A;aiad aMsn MEEK dd,s w. TIA 40 A. IS PN 30 Pm A.
1Sa 80 i2S w. sac En- fti,rnLssug A,t.a w,t lar,
" f4go ~: Ar. SIS w. Su1iiYs " III, AIS PA H. 1OI5W
'Hetn ~ NF fs,d s. Ai 's'trpiig ii tISa R.st,s, s7a,
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WANTED-RcaI Estate.

LIST your farms with j. \. Connolly
~ co. Write postal for necessary
blanks.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED. good second. hand stavc mill
coinpietc. engine and boiler. Address
l. Partridge X Co. Yale. Va
WANTED. to buy good suwmill: nov
or second hand in first class ccndi-
ton. 20 run by to 1j-horse power. w
l.. Davenport. Amelia Courthouse. Va.
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS

LACES-Buy direct. Save money. Free
samples OF Nalenciennes. Cluny. Tor
chon. Baby Irish. Low prices. Collins,
1864 Aspen street, Philadelphia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SEND FOR JOHNSON
HOUSECL LEANING. waxing and stain
and painted w;,Iis: lark 'ee eoor sei INNS
light. Randolph 3l2C.
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HELP WANTED--I'cnalc.

WANTED. women for government
jobs; $40 month; pull unnecessary
Write Immediately for list positions
obtainable. Franklin Institute. Dept.
'30-k. Rochester. y. y.
WANTED, a girl for packing cakes.
Apply Purity Bakery. Cary ana JEFF
ferSon Streets.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by j. THOMPSON EROWN x co.
lli3 Main street.

SALE Om NICE SUBURBAN
TRACT. - ACRES, NEAR CITY. On
WiLLlAMSBrl;G ROAD.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
'"Thr prnyrcssiNr EniiMnN Of ihr Snni

NT.!NIfVINNII NIX T.INE HALFWAY,
THE Progressive Hallway OF the Sonth"
Southhnund trains scheduled to leave. Rich
m"ud daily: 3:35 \ 81. local To Norliua: 20
u. NJ. slCcporS and coaches 10 Jacks onviIIc
Atlanta. Birmingham. 6:a5 T. NJ. through
coaches and slccpcrS to .IHCksonVillc; i2:J5
y. NJ. slecp"rs 1" Atlanta. birmingham.
Jacksonville Tampa and coaches to Jack
sonylic
Norihhound trains scheduled to arrive In
Ricamuni daily: 100 y NJ. $50 ~ NJ
focal. 9:a1 y. NJ. 5:a1 u. NJ
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MOTTO; -.f:ank:upt

IN THE DISTRICT COUNT - ri1l:
UNITED STATES FOR. THE EAST.
EiiN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA
Ia the matter OF ! 40 1925.
CLAUDE BENIII.f.
DAVIS. az
;aukrupi. Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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LADIES' TAILOR

II. LEWIS. Richmond's most fashion
able ladies tailor 2l6 North Sec
ond.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SALESM I;N--Wc want scvcrul salcs-
men. not TN" ordinary Kind. but men
who are seeking an appointment to
dualiiy foi position Of trust in charge
OF our franchises. salary and commits
SION. reference required. Jewel Tea
Co. III North Third Street
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EXPERT UATTERS.
HATS RESIIAPED.

HAVE your velvet. velour or felt hat
r"shapcd TO this seasons styles: also
mons hats Of all descriptions cleaned
and backed New bands If desired.
Vera Hat Works. Randolph 900. Two
stores, I'll North First street. Rich
mond; ePtersburs Savings and Insur-
ance Huiiding.. corner Sycamore and
West Tabb Streets. Pctcrsburg. Va
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WASTED-Farrns.

WANTED. good water front farm. In
"Ech,'iSc Tor tirst-clnSs drug bust
:,rsS lhv"ic". $S.non: location. Indiana
VIII pay difference. Apply G. X. Schacf-
fer, Wavorlv. Va
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HELP wANTED-aiale and Female

ID. + WILLIAMS or BESSIE Brown call
10 see me at once or send Your ad
dress. Lula
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IN AitiN1ORIAAl.
LOST IND FOUND

,-,r,, =. - ---------- -
STRAfED from No 5aa Aiosby Str..-
December = red SETTER ,.yp Ausv.,.
!" name Zulu" suitable reward ror
return.
LOST bunch 81 keys Reward II 70
turned 10 Times Dispatch
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December :. 1915.
IN TILE pIsTEIcT ConE.r y" THE
E q: I Fl 81. SGA "! FOR TIE EAST
MA K ,:s I IIl h@TH I{ No. IN ne
''""N'"p' h"nkrrptcE
NOTICE OF F!RST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
TO tn" creditors OF MARTIN VI. ROTH
otSh Of Richmond, In the County OF
iicnrico, and district aforesaid
Notice rs hereby given that on tho
IN day Of D"ccmhcr y. y. 1915. the
said MARTIN NJ RoTiIOuSE was dmly
first meeting OF his creditors will be
held In my office Rooms Nos SUa ana
Sni Anericnn National Sank Building
DECEMBER. ~ ID. 1915, at 10 O'Clock
in the iurenoo:.. 1T which ti.nc IN.
SAID creditors may attend prove their
bankrupt. and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
THos b. sNEAD.
Eeferee in Bankruptcy.
December 2. 1915
IN TILE DlSTElCT COURT OF TIE
HiEEi T TT 1,,tr!t 81, FG!; The EAST:
In the matter OF
;::;. ;S*
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
To the creditors OF INDIAN CREEK
FERTILiZEE COMPANY. INC Of
}yrdton. in the County OF Northum-
irf
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
INDIAN CREEK FERTILIzER CON
PANi, INC, VAS duly adiudicatcd bank
rupt and that the first meeting OF crrdi-
Tors, will ne held in my office. No io2S
Mulual building. Richmond. VA. on the
list DAY OF DECEMBER. 1915. ut 10
% clock IN the forenoon, ut which time
ne SAID creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint Il trustee. OK
anime tn" bankrupt. and transact such
otncf business as may properly come
before said meeting.
-. CARDwELL.
December 10. 1915
Filing fee OF % cents on each claim
fled before referee
IN THE DISTRICT coUl;w OF, TIL:
EE EN DIsT TnHTES or E@ viR THE EAST
IN tho matter of
Bankrupt
NOTICE Oh E!gST MEETING OF
To the creditors OF j. w THOMAS, Of
rrcdeiicks burg. in the County OF
Sp"isyivania and district aforesa id
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby, given that OH the
81 day OF December. 1915. the said
;. " THOMAS was dnl! adjudicntcd
al l,.. fist
OF creditors will be held III the cor
norati"n Courtroom. Fredcr:ckshurg
Va. on the 10Th DAY of DECEMBEK
1918, NJ II O'Clock in the forenoon, M
which time the said creditors may at
tend, prove their claims. appoint n
trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business ms may
properly come before said ms ting
e. l.. CAtDWElI.
Referee
December 10. 1918.
Filing fee OF - cents on each claim
F, iiled before referee.
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HELP WiNTEE-,ln,c

WANTED. registered or registered as
s'S.aht drug clerk Address Mar
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
CARPET CLEANING.

NOW is the time to have your carpets
diuSEctS and rugs cleaned: made Hike
new. orders taken and filled at short
notice Phone Madison 239S-W
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03
THE ANDERSON DRY GOODS co.
Large ind Attractive Establishment
For Women's and Mems Clothing
and Dress Goods Lately
Opened Here.

The Anderson Dry Goods Company,
in one of the best business stands in
Newberry, on the public square, has
enjoyed for several months large
share of the trade of Newberry and
surrounding country. The Anderson
Dry Goods Company offers mems and
women's clothing, ready to wear, and
all kinds of drs goods notions, shoes,
hats and leather goods. They carry a
large stock of merchandise one Of the
largest in the city, and they bid espe-
cially for the cash trade that wants
the most for the dollar. The Ander-
son Dry Goods Company has won for
itself in the snort time that it has beer
operating a good name through the
county for the bargains that are Of
fered the cash purchaser, selling close
to the cost mark and treating all Gus
toners with the utmost courtesy and
attention. They nave number Of po-
ite and we'll trained salesmen and
ladies' who study the tastes Of the trade
and auticinate their needs and de-
mands. This store is operated by Mr..
Paul Anderson, one Of several broth
ers who are prominent in business
throughout the Piedmont section of
the state, having leading stores in An
derson and Greenwood and in New
berry They are all highly esteemed
in their communities. Mr.. Paul Ander-
son is a progressive. enterprising bust
ness man, interested in all matters for
the upbuilding of Newberry He has
shown in many ways his public spirit
and interest in the welfare of the COM
munity.
The Anderson Dry Goods Company,
among other items of interest to the
ladies CT the community, handle the
New Idea patterns.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03
The Busy Bee Restaurant.

Of all the public institutions in
town the one that means the most to
the visitor, and the visitor and his
comforts are the chief care Of every
live town is the restaurant. Visitors,
like home folk, need to eat and three
meals a day is the regulation for health
and strength, though man may be
economising, and some imposition OF
his stomach, make out with two.
Where to get those meals and get such
meals that will fill the stomach, repair
the ravages of use and exertion on the
mind and body, and yet not impose or
the pocket book is the problem of every
man that comes to the city for the day.
In the Busy Bee restaurant Newberry
has an ideal place for the refreshment
of the hungry. The proprietors OF this
norular place are locally known as
"Tim' and George" They are bright
and energetic Greeks, and nave built
I'D a good business in Newberry. La
dies and gentlemen patronize their
very neat and attractive place Of re-
freshment, and they get good meals at
reasonable cost. The Busy Bee has
everything that the markets of the
world offer, and they are neatly pre-
pared in a we'll kept kitchen. They
have neat tables, clean and attract
i've house and all that tempts the apDe-
tite of the diner. Mr.. Jim Ellis has
been in Newberry for several years
and he has served the people so we'll
that he has been able to purchase the
building in which they do business.
Fis friends are glad of MS success and
bope that he will continue to prosper
and to serve them with the delicacies
and the substantials of the market.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03
LEROY A. s NJ. NJ. SALTER
Successors to the Business of the Old.
est Photographer in This Sec
tiOn of the State.

Leroy & NJ NJ. Salter are photo,
graphers and artists who have both
inherited a business and have made d
business. They are the successors in
the old stand of the business for 29
years conducted in Newberry by ]. q.
Salter, their father. They nave had a
lifelong experience in Photographic
and art work, and this experience IS
given to the public in this session for
their benefit. They have very at
tractive studio on West Main street,
a large two-story brick building de-
voted wholly to their work. They have
kept pace with the development Of
photography and offer their patrons
the newest and best in their line, the
most artistic work in poses, coStum-
ing and the like, which go so largely
to making picture that pleases both
the sitter and those who view it. Their
studio is handsomely fitted with the
very best paraphernalia and lenses,
and they make specially of large
work, portraits and lanscapes. In ad-
dition to their Photographic work they
offer to the public large line of mu-
sical merchandise of all kinds. They
are exclusive agents in this district for
the popular Victrola and the records
of the Victor company, with all Of the
most distinguished vocal and instru-
mental stars of the world. They sell
violins, guitars, mandolins, banjos,
harps, sheet music, kodaks and kodak
supplies, and develop and print films
for the amateur photographers, giving
to their work all of the care and at
tention that they give to their high
class of Photography. These enterpris-
ing young people have built up a good
business in Newberry and through the
surrounding country. They are boost
ers for Newberry and Newberry's S
trade and are public spirited and gen.
erous in their work for the community,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03
The J. T. MAYEs COMPANY.
One of the Leaders in Supply of Goods
For Country Trade and For Aid
in Making the Crops.

The ]. T. Mayes Company is one of
the largest business concerns in the
city of Newberry, handling large line
of goods for the especial business Of
farm supply. They handle q great
quantity of plain and staple groceries,
farming implements. and such general
merchandise as would most likely be
in demand on the farm. They have a
large line of trade all through this and
the surrounding counties, and their
place is one of the busiest in the city
on the days in which country trade
predominates.
Among the goods that they handle
are the John Dere plows and cult
vators and other lines of machinery.
They handle bagging and ties also
and anything that will help the farmer
and hurry the crop to the seller in
such shape as the farmer and the mer-
chant can realize together on it. They
handle harness, seed for al kinds Of
crops, especially grain crops. Their
Place Of business is large double
store on Poyce street, where the farm
ers find 90 much that they need. The
stock is we'll arranged and wei Sc
lected, so as to meet the demands Of
the local market. The enterprisins
farmer can get from the ]. II. Maves
company any and al! of the improved
farm machinery, and he can count on
what aid is. needed in making TIE farm
bring the results that the farmer and
the man who helps him have the right
to expect
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03

/ charge of it one of the most skillfql
soda water men in the country, which
has made his place the center of at
traction for the young folks who seek
refreshments. In drugs and medicines
Dr.. Mayes carries z aTge and we'll
selected stock, comprising all Of the
drugs in demand in the homes of the
people of town and country, the most
reliable line Of proprietary medicine
and druggists sundries. Besides these
staple goods he carries large line
of the most attract confections OF
the best factories, large line of plain
and fancy stationery and notions. In
season he carries all kinds of gift goods
for the lady's boudoir and the gentle
mans dressing room.
DR.. Mayes was raised in Newberry
and is we'll known and most highly re-
spected. He has served the community
in many ways, especially as mem
Der of the city school board. He is
public spirited as we'll as wide awake
and progressive in his business. He
has built un this attractive business in
the past fifteen years.
DR.. Mayes makes specially of pre-
scriptions. fling them carefully and
accurately from the large line of in
gradients that he carries on his pre-
seription counter. He has for his
pharmacist DR.. D. J. Burns, VINO has
been filing prescriptions for particu-
lar people for sixteen years and has
enjoyed the greatest confidence of the
public and the PHYSICIANS.
The Mayes drug store is pleasant
one to trade in, where everv one is
met with the greatest courtesy and
every kindness shown them