The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-11-21

The old cry OF early Christmas shop
ping is beginning to be heard again.
Do your Christmas shopping early.
At the Opera House on Tuesday will
; be presented ''The Gilded Cage" with
Alice Brady in it.
Dodging automobiles on the streets
of Newberry is an art, especially OF
nights from the binding headlights.
Read the excellent program for the
Opera House entertainments this
week.
Following the completion of THE
! Iron Claw" "The Shielding Shadow, ;,
a new Pathe serial will take its place
starting December 9Th.
The women voted and hence Wilson
is reelected and four more States ad-
ded to the dry" column. Hurrah for
the women-Abbeville Medium.
The Democratic party owes debt
of gratitude to Mr. Bryan.-Snderson
! Mail. 1t does and we are glad to cir
culate the statement of that fact.
THE Three Godfathers' from the
short story by Peter B. Kyne at the
/ Arcade Today (TuesdaD. It's blue
Bird
Ninety some odd cases of whiskey
came here Saturday. Shipments had
: been delayed day or so between
here and Jacksonville
Helen Holmes in "The Wreck in the
Fog" chapter two of "The Lass of the
Lumberlands'' at the Arcade Thurs
,, day.
1t. is a pity Newberry cannot be
in the group with Clinton, Laurens,
Union and spartanburg in getting up
that trolley line.
If Newberry had about dozen or
so more young men with the talent OF
Ned Purcell, this town could have
first-class minstrel troupe.
night at the Opera House all right.
Mr.. Thos. W. Folk bought a Hollier
light 6 Saturday from Havird and
Milan. automobile dealers.
See "The Flower of No Mans Land
with Viola Dana, Thursday at the
Opera House.
Home talent broke loose Friday
The Coca Cola bottling plant is be-
ing kept very busy sending out the
favorite soft drink beverage in the
city and surrounding territory.
The St. Phillips Luther league will
hold a Thanksgiving service at 1O:30
o'clock on the morning of Thanksgiv
ing day, to which the public is invit-
ed.
If YOU can't have turkey for
Thanksgiving get chicken. If there
be no spare chicken the many good
butchers in Newberry will have some
mighty fine beef for roast, which will
go mighty we'll with pumpkin pie.
Wildey Peden. the boy preacher
will preach in front of the courthouse
next Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Hear him. Those who have heard
him say he is worth hearing, as he
is a remarkable production.
The football and other attractions
by the college boys here on franks
giving day will be witnessed by an
immense crowd. Messages from Glln
ton promise the attendance OF one
thousand from that place alone. 1t
will be a big day.
There was a fire at Mr.. ]. S. Dom
lnick's ginhouse at Chappells FRIDAY
The first they saw of the tlre 1t was
coming out of the condenser. 1t was
nrt out bv buckets of water in the
hands of the workmen The damage
was about $50, without insurance.
The omen season for hunting took
a good many hunters to the fields ana
woods "Wednesday and the balance OF
tine week. Some say birds are scarce.
but if they were ever so plentiful no
hunter would be allowed to kill more
than Is on any one day.
Some neople learned more about au-
tomobiles than they ever knew be-
fore bv reading the ad of the Carolina
Auto Co. in the last issue of The Her.
aid and News. The ads for the Max
wells and Chalmers are worth reading
even though you don't have the price
of g car.
Manager J. R. Peden, father OF the
DOV preacher, pIOIu1SOo 6ooo SPS
ing, fine singing and excellent music
bv a left-handed fiddler next Saturday
night at Oakland hall, at the illustrat-
ed Bible show and lecture. The ooy
preacher will preach at the Oakland
church Sunday morning at II O'CLOCK
The public is invited to both. AS there
will be no admission to the show a
free will offering will be taken.
Chief Rodelsperger, through the re-
porter for The Herald and News IN
behalf of himself and the whole po-
lice force, returns thanks to the com.
missioners and the superintendent OF
public works for the erection OF
street light at the corner between Mr'
Joe Mann's front yard and Mr.. QUO
Klettner's back lot. That was very
dark corner before the light appeared
and the light was very much needed
Rev. Richard Carroll will speak at
the colored fair grounds on Thurs