The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-10

against wall and be shot.-Yorkville
Enquirer And killed at the first shot.
AS everybody more or less is eat
ing everything more or less, here is
something of interest from the South
ern Ruralist: "RhubaIb leaves con-
tain substances that are poisonous to
many people. For this reason the
housewife should be careful to use
only the stems and throw the leaves
away"
The man who organizes g corner
and makes a million out of it should
get a penitentiary term, just like a
burglar or counterfeiter.-Ohio State
Journal. TIE big corner organizers IN
the gerat cities are reaping the gold
en- harvest, and the smaller corner
men throughout the country are gath
ering up their proportionate shares,
Imagine my state of mind when I
have to remember whether I am Mary
Stephani herself or Vesta Boris her.
self-or Mary pretending that she is
Vesta, or Vesta impersonating Mary"
says Margaret Ellington in speaking OF
her dual role in Sacrifice" which
will be shown at the. opera house
Tuesday.
OF course everybody knows that
we wrote there were no slackers in
Newberry. The "no" was dropped
from the little paragraph last week,
which made the biggest kind OF diff
terence We take advantage OF the
opportunity 10 say that We agree with
the correspondent OF tne Greenwood
Johrnal Tnen he says: "A Stacker is
no better .ha, cesryter or traitor"
Viola Renwick, colored, paid S.
in the recorders court Monday upon
conviction of petit larceny. At the
same term John Scott paid SO for
his assault and battery on John
Young, which cutting scrape was
mentioned at the time of its oecus-
renee And in that court also 1t cost
Milton Smith, Jr., also coiored, S19
for cruelty to horse.
The firm of ". H. Lominack and
Son has gone out of business Of its
own accord Mr. Lominack, senior,
will go back to farming, while the
junior member of the Late firm will
go into the automobile business. There
will be many to regret that the armz
has quit business, as Jeans & co. will
move to that stand about the first OF
SEPTEMBER.
Your undivided attention is direct
ed to the ad of Caldwell & Haiti
wsnger in this issue OF The Herald
and News. Manager Frank Evart
wants the generous public to read IT.
and we want you to read it. 1t will
repay careful inspection which will
be redoubled when you take advan-
tage of what the store offers at this
prop;tious season.
"The Primrose Ring" will be seen
at the opera house Thursday, with
Mae Murray, the charming Paramount
Lasky star, featured. This story has
to do with a little nurse in a chill
dren's hospital, and wonderful fairy
stories. Many Of the scenes were film
ed in the children's hospital. Little
Mae captiiates the audiences where
ever the picture is shown.
A turtle weighing 241-2 pounds
was caught by Mr.. E. T. Carlson at
Old Town last Wednesday. When
cleaned and ready for cooking it
weighed II pounds. Lots OF large cat
FISH were also caught. Mr.. Carlson
was accompanied On his trip by his
tailoring establishment assistant, Mr..
r. c. Buch.
The heart of Greenville beats with
pride at the splendid tribute which
the city Of Laurens has accorded the
Butler Guards who for come months
have been stationed there.-GTeen--
vile News. Those of us who know
Laurens know that nothing less could
have been expected. Well does the
News call it "Golden-hearted Lau-
rens." and we know the feeling when
it adds: ''The fine hospitality OF
Laurens will never be forgotten oy
the Butler Guards"
Mrs. c. w. Shealy of Greenwood
after visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Z.
Shealy, is visiting relatives at Pona-
H., cbo mill roflIrn to NeWberry