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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-13
Economies That Will
Make Abilene Women
Our Firmer Friends

AS exponent style and quality let alone variety
and economy PEaster Sale Of 1916 stands for prepared
ness other sale of the held Stocks rounded
surprisingly full readiness with styles the demands
Of women and girls seeking Something different yet
height of fashion individuality, character and be-
comngness linked wonderfully prices for this
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-13

In the face of dye, material
and labor shortage we will offer
Hosiery bargains in our pre-Eas-
ter sale that you will do well to
take advantage Of.
No. H3oo. Ladies' fine Silk
Hose, never sold for less than 81
per pair, black, white and colors,
pair Csc
No. 400. Ladies fine Silk
Boot Hose, black only, regular
75c quality, per pair-.----..--- CSC
No. 275. Ladies Gordon Hose
of silk and fiber, black and colors,
a splendid soc quality, pair---43c
No. 238. Ladies Boot Silk
Hose, Isle heels, toes and tops,
3oc quality, black only, pair BIC
No. 6267. Ladies mercerized
Lisle Hose, black only, 25c value,
pair LZc
All $3.50 Fancy Hose, pair $l.2O
All $I.25 Fancy Hose, pair Csc
All $I.oo Fancy Hose, pair S5c
All 75c Fancy, Hose, pair-.-.-63c
All SOC Fancy Hose, pair--42c
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-08-31
sSapanif 2eae forqifteoe gilla.

gbibuabua @itp, W1er., Den 25oe
slug. geoofo, en- iapanif 2ege, paa'
ltoor Jig at babe or9bt 8illa meo
langiontpirfenbe @ift UNDER Yaa'
ffub at at gipe bam 2pgebebonoling,
meloer 2ofalapiier Der igaar Otter
Billas 800 faI be gienD9renoe Vtl'
labgpoinger baoe taitet Serninger
om, bpem Ser fulbe uogipe Jig for
Billa. Set tilfalbt Dberlt Baca, Der
perionlig ligner Willa iterft, at gib-
re bette. Gor at btnore, at 8eora.
geriet iful6e opoages, bolot Boca fig
alttb omginet af en- 2ibpagt, Der
boIbt be me11ige 5olbater og Mancbe.
re borte.
syfsIge Bla6ene babbe Dr. Nobfo
gipet Billa Silt | ire Maaneoer meb
ben Gslge, at ban osoe tort efter fit
Ne6erlag beo Yarral.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-08-31
,Dfmtattrlann." !"
Zen tpffe 9an6els l1nberpanbsbaab
anfommen til 8remeu. Tlasnins,
&lofferinsning % Snbel.

Berlin Sen 24oe glug. (Mf
Carl W. Mcferman). Sen tpfe San-
,unoernanosbaab u9eutlcblano"
nn6gif min6lt otte engellfe arigslfi,
Be og en- bel Jlaaoe anerifanife ST.
iferifonnerter De alliereoes 5ol6,
oa oen itaf no fra 0irginia-4apenc
Natten Sen 2oen Qugnlt, blep set op-
lpit fer i6ag. gn flor Mennelfe-
n1asie mootog &aptein 4pnig og
bans Manolfab, ba oen ferite llnoer-
panosbaao, Der bar frDoiet Atlanter.
babet, tom biem til Bre1nen igaar
Mftes.
@l. 3 tgaar gftermi0oag faiteoe
v9entlcblanb" Qlnfer / 8elerfioben
efter ct tort Spbol6 beo 9elgolano.
unoerretning om @nfomlten blep
1trar telegraferet til 8remen, og 8D-
en- blep piebliffelig flagimDffet. 8uo
bleb len6t til 9iemmene til Wan6fa,
bet, og Ser bar &loffeflang oper
belle 8nen. Dmfring to 9reoieparter
al 9efolfni11een 6eltog 9ploningea,
oo l1noerpanbsbo M. z tom inb
til &aien. Ser Dor rgrenoe Sptrin,
ba uDeutieblano"s Manoffab treng-
te fig giennem Solfemaslen og blllte
paa tine nermeIte. s enfelte al I'm,
observation-disclosures Ja1nilier bioite
man irtet ON oen farefuloe 6aro fer
glnfomlten til Nnerifa.
9llle Wanb bar / beo1te Gelgaae1l=
oe og pilte intet Eegn paa at bape uo-
ltaoet @trobabler.
&aptein agnig iagoe, at oe Jor-
eneoe Stater life alene belfDtte6e I'm.
oerpan6sbaaoen / enbber 9e11ieen5e
pe6 oens MTreile, men tog Doerligere
syorbolosregler, efterat ct britilf
@rigslfib TOM in6 paa galtimores
Sapn en- Seat, antagelig for at re-
fognoicere
8renen oen 2Gne slugult
- Sen tplfe nnoerpallos Noao
u0euticblano" gioroe i'm 5000 Wells
Meile til be 6orenebe Stater og til,
bage iaa at lige uifaot, erflareoe
aaptein Rgnig ioag. l1noerpanos-
baa6en ligger MI peo 5ioen at en-
8uglerbaab tilberenoe Scean-4om'
poniet, meoens Sen oberbaleS for
9ilbagereilen til Mmerifa. Jor at
forebpgge Mngreb fra alliereoe Spio-
ner bliper oen bebogtet 0ag og Scot.
o9euticblanb" bampeoe ino til Bre-
men me6 anerifanif Glag paa Wo-
1ien % unoer 5leiten fra alle Dam.
pere / 9apnen. @n Wasie Sfole-
bprn par iamlet og iang r9eutlcb.
lan6 uber alles" meoens Wulifen
lpilleoe. Tiltrobs for 9tpnregnet
par ser en- ubpre flor Wennelfemasie
ianlet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-08-31

8ommlsigrerne bar antaget u6ngD-
nelie1t. 9e merifanlfe Meblen1rner
blep ubnppnt for en- 9io 1t6en. Gor-
an1taltninger for 6ellesfommis lto-
mems Wgoer bill blioe Itrar truffet al
lloenrigsminilter 2anItng og @liieo
@rreoonbo, General Garra115oS 9ln1-
basl slaopr. Set enelte Spgrgsmaal
at afgjgre er igrunoen bpor Msoer-
ne 1fal boIbes. Werifanerne iiges at
foretreffe ct eller anoet 8aoelteb
paa Seem Serieps @pit.
sesnorenri11iiter Sane, Ser bill taa
i Spi6ien for oen amerifan1fe @rup-
pc, bar oct fprlte W1eolem palgt.
Breli6ent Willon benoe116te fig oer-
nef til 9lsiesior / 6oreneoe 5ta-
ters Seieiteret 9ronoeis; men ef-
ter en- &onferens meo Sultitiarins
@bite fan0t man, at bans Yligter
iffe tilloo bam at tienitgidre.
9olnmer @rap, Ser ti6Itgere bar
opret 9on1n1er Sc 9orenebe 5ta-
ters @rebsret og Meoletn al Sena-
tet> iiboer inoe meb a6ifillig grfa-
ring iom Wpgler og bar fioen 1900
p9ret Meolem af Sen i11ternationale
Nologifts6omltol UNDER Saagerfon-
bentionen. 9r. Mott er Sefret9r
for ugoung Men's Gbriitian alsio-
ciation"s internotionale aonite og
Jorfatter af flere religisie 8erfer
$on blep al 8rpIibet1t 8ilion til
bu6t Noiten ion Minilter til CHINA
men afIlog.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-08-31
1wllrHknt1tu1tHatutt.
Sc amerifanife Meblemmer af ben
merifanf amerifani ife aumm1is-
iion uonnpnt. Cane @pibien.
Walbinqton ben 23be gua.

Walbington ben 23oe aug. -
l1oenrigsminiiter 2oniing oplpite
igaar @fteS, at De amerifanife Meb-
lemmer al oen Gallesfomnislion>
1om ffal foripge at bilngge Spiitig>
be6erne mellem De Goreneoe @tater
og Merico, bliber ss5rrorerni1rilter
yronflin 6. 2ate, 9on1n1er George
@rop af Wilmington Del.> og Dr.
Sobn 81. Weott al Seem gorf. Mlle
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-08-31

aaprins | ibenF iSnrpanb. Ser.
I'm oen 26oe aug. Sra 5tocfboIm
meloes, at Rronens 2obs 9ggbolnl,
Der par paa ben tpife Danlper vDes.
terro", oa ben nplie bleb fapret of
en- rusfiif l1noerbanosbaab, itabfn.
ftete Meloingen ON, at anpringen
fanot Steb ibenf Garbano og at
llnoeroane8baaoen fsrte bet ioen.
fe GIas.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-08-31
Den oanife @riie. = @igbenbapa


(oia 2onooD Sen 24oe slug. Gor-
ba1blingerne ON Dannelie at ct Qoa-
Iittonsminilterilun ilog abiolut fell
igaarmorges, forot 0enltre og Setre
iffe funoe a1ttage De rabifales og 60
ciaIilternes arab. St6itnppnte ptl-
be; at 5pergsmaalet ON 5alg af be
anf-peitinoiife Der til De Goreneoe
5tater fuloe bebanoles eiebliHeltg
fsr Dnnnelien al ct npt Miniiterium.
2onostbtnget ber1tes at bile for.
faite 1raftaten i6ag og bette bill mt
ligers ubfatte 5olget til Soften.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-08-31
Et 1MantfrHt.
@pm 3irpit5 iiges at babe nbftebt ct
Mfamifeit forlangenbe &ris meb
be syorenebe Stater.

@oibington SEN 24oe Mugult. 3D.
n1iral bon Iirpit5, Ser iprer for nino-
lfrenfet l1n6erpanbsfrig moo San-
oelsfartpier, for n61te6t ct WanifeIt
forlangenoe 4rig meo 6e Soreneoe
IStQter. l1noerretning 6esangaaenbe
er nobtaget Observation-Disclosures
og bar paft a6lfillig 8efpmrlng. Bon
Girpit5 paa1taar lin grflartng, at
Spifla116 er betnmet lin @anp paa
|2io og $40 pe6 6e @r9nier, iom ben
tplfe &egiering efter Silfpnoelie fra
oe 6orenebe Stater bar lat for ltn-
Observation-Disclosures.
San fren1bol6er> at bette 2ano I'M
ser enbper Sml ltpn6igbe6 er fienotz
Zig lfgeoberfor 9piflan6, og at oen
Tio er forbi, at Ser bgr tageS Senipn
til 6ets Rnifer. 9an tror, at oerlom
be 5orenebe Stater ifnl6e fom1ne mo
/ @rigen paa 6e alltere6es 5i6e, bill
De Set lite lfabe ben tDlfe Gag mere,
eno Oct allerebe bar giort.
OrbIDben af-na11 9irpit5 s Wemo-
ranbum blep offentliggiort of 8erli-
nerbfo6ene. Set blep forbuot be
frenneoe &orreipon6enter at me66e-
le set til fine 8la6e 6elgen er, at
bare nel1trale 9iplornater bar b9ret
i1ta11o til at ler16e set giennem Gbif-
fertelegramner og / fine offtcielle
po{tpoler.
g1ttoriteterne tror iffe> at 4eiierelt
bill laoe Jig ielp eller lin &giering
bep9ge til at in6tage en- moo oe 5or=
e11ebe 5tater fien6tlig Bolitif. Set
betragtes BOG iom meget betegneroe,
at set bleb ttllabt Mptierne at offent-
liggipre bon 1irpit5's Manifet og
at oe tpife 9lntoriteter lamtt6ig me6-
belte Nreslen Set Jaftunt, at SEN
omerifanlfe gegiering bap6e 1ttllet
en fonfioentiel 6oreipgrgiel angaa-
en6e Acknowledgements paa Sen
amerifonlfe CAMPER uSsmego".
Selegrammet angaaenoe bon Sir.
pit3's Wanifelt er iffe bibere greit,
og ser nepnes intet onl bbilfen o.,
fieiel Sitting bon Tirpit5 MI bar,
eller ON ban 6et bele taget bar no-
gen. Manifeitet blep u6ite6t for en-
Maoneos Tio itoen.
Sporfor bon Ttrptt3, on ban en6
er aftraa6t, ffuloe ttlla6es at u6ite6e
ct Manife1t> oeriom 6et er / afgiort
5trio ne6 SEN officielle Bolitif, tan
berppren6e gnbebsm9n6 tffe for
Itaa. Gon aftaffet officer itoar ban
bel en6nu unber n1iltt9r 9ticipltn.
Gillette fapftprenbe Mntpmpbtler
tprner iammen. = 4alama5oo sen
2Soe Slug. So Wano blep 6r9bt og
8 anbre laaret, en og6eItg, 6a II al
Sc IA 9lutornobiler, ser beItog / 100
Wdls aupfipringen Mecreation
Earf ber igaar @ftermto6ag, bobeoe
| Jig openpaa binan6en / fbrlte Ont
gang al 9ebet. ltlptfen bprbte, oa
Saef Beacocts Waifine, Der fsrte an
/ 2ebet, gleo og traf @ier6et og Der
poa pelteoe tbers ODER 8anen. 81
Malfiner fjerte nneo en- frDgtelig
6art ino Braget. Neacoef og Me-
faniferen D1arion 9lrnol6 fra @bi-
cago bleo orpbte og s. 9. Marquette
berfra> Metanifer for Beacoet, cr
fanife oaoelig iaaret.
9rnfnet, @ocffor6, ST., zen 2soe
alugut. 9e,1 53 Mar garnle Mpbel.
incofer S. 3. Sobnfon 6bbe Der ioag,
foroi ban fcriggte at bptte 9Rber,
oa BON befanot fig en- Mobaab paa
@oet @iper. 8aaoen tarrtrebe og
Sobnion orufneos.
Evening star., 1916-04-30

reply. Il wondered ii that's how it was.
Still, you can't deny it was a pretty
shrewd dodge on the old mans part.
Oh, tell you, MIR. Eadbrook, you can't
beat him. They can say what they please
about him. but he has the punch. Now,
amt that right"
IF you don't mind, Mr.. Sharp I'd like
that money" responded Eadbrook, who
felt that he was about to explode. II
didn't come over here to find out what a
great man Mr.. Nudge is"
"Aw, say, don't get huffy," replied
Sharp, taken aback. Il didn't think you'd
take it that way. Course. though, you
couldn't be expected to see it like an out
slider. I'll count it out right away. Pay
ing off lot OF bills to-day, suppose?
The celebration must stand you folks a
good piece OF change. Still, you've shown
that you've got some gt-up-and-git to
you. That man Stars pusher. amt
he? Kind Of tough for you to have to
come way up here to bank, amt it?
Still. it's a good thing for us, though
Two hundred You've"
IF it wasn't for Nudge we'd have a
bank of our own. interrupted Eadbrook
And yet. you and some other people
wonder why BoXton doesn't go ahead any
faster. And you wonder why we don't
go round Dragging about how clever
he is.
Sharp smiled cordially. But he is
clever, isn't he?" he insisted tact
lessly. "What's he want bank in
BoXton for? Isn't this one better for
him? That's just what l tell YOU
you can't beat the old gentleman.
| suppose"
"Yorl don't mean to tell me that
Evening star., 1916-04-30

"He isn't an officer!" he insisted @He
isn't even director of the Eastfield
National. What do you mean?"
II haven't said thing" replied Sharp
defensively. "You can't quote me on the
subject. say you can't beat that old
gentleman, that's ALL"
EADBROOK took the money from the
window, went over to desk at the side
of the room, and counted it slowly. Four
times he counted it, and each time he
made it come different total. About
half way through his count, he became
absorbed in this new phase of Ezra
Mudge's activities. 1t explained why
Ezra did not care to have bank estab-
lished in Boxton! And Eadbrook had had
such delicious satisfaction in banking
his own and the boosters money in the
Eastfeld National instead Of using the
Rochester National more accessible
and larger bank, four miles south of Box
ton, but avowedly controlled by Ezra!
For a moment Eadbrook felt dull
hopelessness. 1t was trivial matter, he
knew well. A matter of four thousand
dollars deposited here or there was of lit
tie Importance to anybody, as practical
matter of finance. And yet, it showed
with grim clarity how this man had
Evening star., 1916-04-30

hemmed them in, reaching out the ten
tacles of his power in all directions.
Eadbrook counted the money once
more, and, by straining all his nerve and
fixing his entire attention on the money,
made it come eight hundred. He slowed
the bills in several pockets, put the silver
had inherited from his father with the
shoe store, as a relic of days when banks
were fewer and farther between, and left
the bank.
RUT he did not go back to the station.
~ He walked up and down through the
Square of Eastfeld several times, re-
volving this banking situation in his mind.
1t ranked in him. When a mans nerves
begin to go ragged, little things begin to
look big. And what at that moment
looked like the biggest thing in the world
to Eadbrook was the fact that he had been
bamboozled once more by Ezra Nudge.
He went back to the bank, and jolted
the brisk Mr.. Sharp by saying: II think
I'll change my banking arrangements.
you're joking!' said Sharp-with a
feeling. however, that Eadbrook was not
in the least humorous, and that somehow
young person named Sharp had put his
foot in it.
"Joking?' was the retort without any
perceivabe glimmer of fun. "l guess not.
Let's see how the Association account
stands-and mine too. I'm through with
this bank"
At eleven-thirty o'clock Eadbrook en-
tered his shoe store. He went directly
to the safe, unlocked it, and began to
unload the money from his pockets. by
George!" he said to himself. II suppose
I'm fool to carry so much money even
from Eastfield to here, but I'm not going
to be played for a sucker all my life!"
When he had rid his pockets of the last
of the money, he slammed the door of the
safe and gave the combination twirl.
@There!" he exclaimed, with relief,
"theres one bank that isn't controlled by
Ezra Nudge"
"TO come right down to brass tacks, Mr..
Starr, Eadbrook's no better than
wooden man." 1t was Joel Tibb who was
speaking. "He's love-sick. or something.
He walks around like dead one don't
Evening star., 1916-04-30
By FREEMAN TILDEN
illustration by George E. Wolfe


teps Joel Tibb the Leading induces Badlee Starr booster
richest BoxM in
whwnd by the boosters there
birth
Following Louise
installed provided with
receiving the number resident
Evening star., 1916-04-30

Ihe weather cOrreSpOnded exactly with
the frame of mind of the young shoe
dealer. Mentally and physically, he was
sore. He had been trying, throughout
the night, to convince himself that he
didn't care u straw about the honor of
being Boxton's most popular man. He
had tried to comfort himself with the
thought that Ezra's mean trick would
somehow prove a boomerang.
But the truth was, however young MIR.
EadbrOok tried to disguise and conceal it,
that he had very greatly hoped for that
election. He craved it as q testimonial
of his own popularity; and he wanted it
even more because of Louise Searles. For
he had made his plans for choosing his
queen. He had felt sure that, in spite of
Ezra, she could not refuse.
And now his fancy was. shattered. In
stead, he must be prepared to face
at the expense of Starr and Joel Tibb and
the rest He dreaded that. 1t was shock
ing to his sense of dignity.
Fortunately, there were other pressing
affairs that served to distract his atten-
ton from his discontinue. The most
important of all was the need OF money.
1t was Saturday, and the boosters had a
number of big bills to meet, and a host of
smaller ones mostly cash. He figured
that it would be necessary to draw eight
hundred dollars from the bank.
THERE was no bank in BoXton. This
was one more in long series of grev-
ances against Ezra Nudge. Time and
again there had been agitation in favor
of opening bank, and Ezra Nudge had
invariably thrown his influence against
it. There was bank in Eastfield, six
miles up the railroad. There Eadbrook,
as treasurer of the boosters, had depos-
tied the funds-to the amount of about
four thousand dollars. This included fif-
teen hundred dollars appropriated by the
town meeting, and the remainder had
been contributed.
Eadbrook stopped, on his way to the
station, at the home of his young clerk,
and gave him instructions for the fore
noon. Then he took roundabout way
to the depot In his present mood he did
not want to meet any of his fellow boost
erS.
The Eastfeld National Bank had just
opened when Eadbrook arrived. The
cashier, young man about Eadbrook' S
own age, greeted the Boxtonian with a
knowing grin that was, on this occasion,
extremely offensive.
"Great little meeting you had down
there last night, Mr.. Eadbrook," said he.
81 was there. Did you see me?"
"No, replied Eadbrook crispIy.
If Mr.. Sharp had been as diplomatic as
his position required, he would not have
pressed the matter further. But he was
feeling very brisk and chatty. He rat
tied on:
Sorry you didn't get it, Mr.. Eadbrook.
l sent in a few votes for you"
Thanks said Eadbrook. @Id like
this eight hundred, half in large bills and
the rest in small stuff. And about twenty
dollars in silver
"Sure."
The cashier took the check, turned it
over in a professional way, and then, be-
fore he began to count out the money,
leaned over and said through the window
Of the cage, comfortingly:
"Well, Mr.. Eadbrook, you came in Sec
ond, and that's something. And it's no
Evening star., 1916-04-30

Nudge controls the Eastfield
National?" cried Eadbrook
suddenly. "He isn't an officer. I"
"Why, l didn't tell you any
thing" said Sharp quickly.
"Count that, Mr.. Eadbrook.
Eight hundred"
Eadbrook ignored the money
that was pushed toward him.
Evening star., 1916-04-30

VV7HEN Walter rose the next norm
Nv ing, he looked out the window
" and saw that the weather had
w settled down to q dismal drizzle.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-20
GBOTTLED SUNSHINE"

Fostoria, O., Oct. 16.-Albert Bar
nes. machinest, of this city, has an
nounced that he had heated his mouse
all last winter and that washing and
ironing had been done with bottled
sunshine"
He explained he stored heat from
the suns rays by means OF a contrl-
vance which collected the heat and
convened it to barn which he had
remodeled into structure not unlike
a fireless cooker.
According to Barnes, the barn IS
filled with blocks of artificial stone,
each carefully packed in pressed straw.
These, he said, held the heat caught
on a large concrete surface of bowl
shape.
There's no meter on the sun,
SAYS Mr.. Barnes, "and don't expect
to pay another cent for heat the rest
of my life"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-20
NEGROES LYNCHED;
BODIES BURNED

Paducah, KY, Oct. 1.-two ne
groes were lynched and their bod
les burned by mob here. One was
charged with attacking a white Wo-
man; the other was accused of voic-
ing approval of his action.
Followed by several thousand per-
sons the negroes were taken to the
home of the woman, two miles dis
tant, while one was presented for her
to identify the other was taken to a
tree, moose placed around his neck
and the rope thrown over the tree
and an automobile hitched to the 9TH
er end. AS soon as the other negro
was identified the process was re-
peated.
Their bodies were later taken down
and burned.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-20
If in the market for a car, call or
phone 172.
CAROLINA AUTO CO.
OLD TOWN LETTER
written for last issue.)

An ice cream festival connected
with a fish pond and cake walk will
be given at Ridge Spring school house
on Friday evening of the goth, instant,
the proceeds to get some furnishings
for the school room. The manage
ment will be under the care Of the
Scool Improvement association. EY-
erybody is urged and cordially invit-
ed to be present, it is hoped that all
the surrounding schools will be re-
presented.
Miss Azilee Maybin spent the week
end with her friend Mrs. Ed Wallace
near Newberry.
Mrs. John Deloach returned on We'd
nesday from Columbia, having gone
down there the earlier part OF the
week to consult the oculist.
Mrs. C. E. Fellers attended the mar
riage of her sister, Miss Helen Vaughn
in Columbia to DR.. T. c. Whetsell OF
that city last week.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-20
Profit by This
Doa't Waste Another Day.

wher you are worried by back
ache;
By lameness and urinary disor-
ders-
Don't experiment with an untried
medicine.
Follow Newberry peoples example.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here's Newberry testimony.
Verify it if you wish:
N. Y. Dennis, prop, Of store, Player
St., Newberry, says: "My kidneys
we're weak and caused me a lot Of
annoyance. l used Doan's Kidney
Pills and they greately relieved me-
Statement given March 21, 1919
Over three years later, Mr.. Dennis
said: "I think as highly Of Doan's
Kidney Pills now as ever. I always
advise my customers to use them
when they are troubled by weak kid
neys"
5oc at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-20
WOMAN ALL RUN down
Made Strong and Well By Vinol

Waynesboro, Pal was all run down
after hard spell of bronchitis SO it was
hard for me to keep about. l had pains
in my chest and took cold easily. A
friend asked me to try Vinol. l did, and
it built me up SO I am strong and well
and I am able to do my housework which
I had not done for three months before
taking vinol."-Mrs. Y. R. HoBBoUGH'
Waynesboro, Pa.
Vinol creates an appetite, aids diges-
tion, makes pure blood and creates
strength. Your money back ii it fails
Glider & Weeks, Druggists, NewberrS
S. C.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-20
CHESHIRE CASE CALLED
AT GREENWOOD
Greenwood Journal.

Greenwood Journal.
1t is very probable that the case
against Victor B. Cheshire, editor
of The Anderson Farmers Tribune,
who is charged with sending obscene
matter through the mail, will be
called at the term of Federal Court
in Greenwood which convenes on
Tuesday, November 7th. The case
was placed on the calendar for
Greenwood while court was in ses-
sion In Grenville last week.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-20

add then which complete with the Maxwell
advertised needfu additions
Ford:
Parts required Prices quoted by Price
Magnetic SIS
Storage battery Prest-o-le Co. 2
Demountable rims Kelsey Wheel Co. -
Demountable rim carrier Equipment Co. 35t
mohar top $3.50
old Barton Top Co.
tenders Hayes Manufacturing Co. a.
Linoeum running boards Auto Equipment Co. g.
vision yenlating w:nd-
shield Vanguard Mig. TO-
Stewart-Warner TO-
1-2 inch tires front I. S. Tire Co. L2e
Dash light nd gasoline
List price of Ford al
$3.50
people will surprised think consider these
figures and see that the price
everything margin with which follow
Ford in the future
questions in the automobile and financial worlds
the of Maxwell have been answered
emphasis being answered daily and monthly with
increasing organization which
President Flanders has built
its class is in the race for lead
ershp this year.