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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-25
cRE.S cIzss ISs fA1ASsH SY ASsHa,ls
Tells How TO Get Quick Relief
fron Hsad-C -Colds. It's splsndidi

=
In one minut6 your clogged nostrils
will open. theI air passages Of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more hawking. snuffling.
blowing. headache. dryness. No
struggling for breath. at night; your
cold or catarrh will be gone..
Get small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Ap-
ply . little Of this fragrant. antisep-
tie. healing cream in your nostrils.
It penetrdtes through every air pas
sage Of the head. soothes the inflam-
ed or swollen mucous membrane and
relief comes instantly.
Its. Just fine. Don't stay stuffed
up with cold or nasty catarrh-Rs
lief comes 80 quickly.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-25

had heard 40 much about II and It's
the honest truth this medicine did
more for me than ! ever thought
anything could do. have taken six
bottles now. and my stomach is In
splendid condition. have fine
appetite and can eat anything want
and never suffer the least bit after
wards.
"Tanlac certainly has built me up
wonderfully. Just think. before I
took II. didn't have strength enough
to set my own table. ani now can
do every bit OF y>house work. even
to the washing. II necessary, and ]
sleep like child and wake up In the
mornings feeling refreshed and full
OF life. I've gained twenty pounds
and look SO well thst my doctor told
me to keep right on taking Tanlac.
and you may be sure I'm going to do
II. I'm glad for everyone to know
what Tanlac has done for me and
hope the story OF my case viii help
other sufferers ID get the same re-
lief"
Tanlac is sold In klamath Falls
by the Star Drug Co.. and in Lorella
BY James Nero. Co.
\
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-25

got my nerves In a terrible condition.
and I hardly knew what It was to
sleep at night. I'd just roll and toss
until morning.
AT last I got so bad off that ] was
taken to the hospital. and had an
operation performed. was there
for five weeks. and when I finally
got back home. was perfect wreck.
was so weak I couldn't move around
the house at all and had to stay
right In bed and my husband had to
leave his work and wait on me. I
had the best attention could get
but nothing seemed to give me any
strength and altho l tried and tried
to get up and move around. It was
no use. was too weak: Just
couldn't do It. Everybody insisted
that I go back to the hospital. but
said; No. had been thru SO much
just couldn't bear the thought OF go
ing back there again: "a
Then decided to try Tanlac, as
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-25
DOCTOR SAID
KEEP ON TAX:
ING TAN[AC'
MRS. HEAL GAINS TWENTf
POUNDs-wANTs OTHERS no
BIZ HELPED~

II have not only gaianed twenty
pounds since began taking Tanlac.
but It has done me SO much good that
my doctor after seeing the improve
mont this medicine brought. advised
me to keep on taking IT," declared
Mrs. Mary Bieal. Of 51s Dayton Ave.
Seattle. few days ago.
Il feel SO grateful for Tanlac. I
don't know what to say" continued
Mrs. Bieal. For three years i suffer
ed such agony with my stomach. that
l wasn't able to do . thing around
the house. In fact. was hardly able
to get around at all. / completely
lost my appetite, and what did force
down caused me 50. much pain. !
could hardly stand II. OF course this
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-25
CONCRETE SHIP
PROVES HERSELF
BIG SUCCESS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.--A new
trans Atlantic liner, the FIRST OF It's
kind ever seen in the harbor OF New
York has entered into cargo service
there. She is the big West coast
built concrete ship. Faith. She ar
rived in New York Thursday. after
being dry-docked at New Orleans. To-
night a big dinner will be given
IN celebration OF her going into
the regular Atlantic service. A num-
ber OF speakers will talk of her
achievements and the future OF the
concrete ship.
= On May 22 the Faith left San Fran
cisco for Seattle. with cargo OF matt
and copper ore. She discharged this
cargo and took ON lumber at Seattle
and Portland. for South American
ports. She touched en- route at San
Francisco on July 18th. and then pro-
ceeded to Mexico. Peru and Chile.
The Faith took on : cargo of nitrate
and was the FIRST concrete ship to
pass thru the Panama Canal. She
discharged the nitrate at New Orleans
then went to Cuba and took on a car
go OF sugar, which she brought to
New York, consigned to the Ameri-
can Sugar Refining company. On
the trip to Seattle the Faith ran into
a 70-mile gale and headsets. but. ac-
cording to Mate M,ttson, proved very
steady. She made the trip from Cuba
to New York in six days and ran into
another 7Q-miie gale south os Hat
teras which she weathered admirably.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-25

Il. sutton bought supplies. here
Saturday afternoon for his ranch on
the klamath River south OF this city.
c. II. Harpst Is In the County seat
On business from Recreation. on the
west side of Upper klamath Lake.
Frank Stewart traded with the
Kllmath Falls merchants Saturday
from his ranch in the Spring Lake
district.
c. @. Twohy. . lumberman from
Doris Is in klamath Falls for short
time. He is a guest at the White
Pelican Hotel.
Chief Special officer Henry "A.
Larson of the Indian Service arrived
last night on official business. He
is stopping at the Hotel Hall.
Dan Ryan and family have moved
to their Klamath Falls residence on
jefferson Street for the winter
months from their Wood River VAL
ley Ranch.
News of the Improvement of c. s.
Silsby OF this city. who was removed
to a San Francisco hospital week
ago. has been received. Mr.. Silsby
was very low with pneumonia for
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. ouisiey are in
town today from wordsn.
+. L. Conroy b In the city on busi-
ness from AleomA.
Joe Bali is down from Modoc Point
on matters OF business.
Goldie o'Donovan is registered at
the Hail Hotel from Chiloquin.
C. r. Asher IL recent arrival from
Redding. California.
J. r. Jarvis and G. Mcdonald are
here for short time from Dunsmuir.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. sprague and F.
Obenchain are guests at the Hotel
Hall from Bly,. ct
r. e. Bradbury paid a business
visit to Klamath Falls Saturday from
his ranch in the Olene district.
Ivan Kilgore was a County seat
week end visitor from his ranch at
Antelope east Of Langell Valley.
Mrs. L. 8. Denton is among the
klamath Falls visitors from Fort
klamath.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pelton were
week end visitors in Klamath Falls
from their home at Fort klamath.
D. NJ. McLem6re. well known
cattle buyer came in last night from |,
San Francisco on business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-25
NFAD0O WAS
GOING BROKE
INWAcH|NGTON

McAdoo's letter OF resignation
dated November. IA. follows
Dear Mr.. President;
Now that an armistice has been
signed and peace Is assured. feel
at liberty to advise you Of my desire
70 return. as soon y possible. to priv
ate life.
Il have been conscious for some
time Of the necessity for this step,
but. Of course. could not consider it
while the country was at war.
For almost six years have work
I'd incessantly under the pressure Of
great responsibilities. Their exac-
tions have drawn heavily on my
strength. The inadequate compensa-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-25

Two hundred and ninety sick and
delicate babies in Venice. Italy. re-
csive specially prepared milk at the
dispensary operated by the American
Red Gross
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-25

PORTLAND, Nov. Colonel
Disque favors the continuance Of the
Loyal Legion organization to combat
the l. w. w.. and to aid in eizicient
lumber production.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-25

The prsadeas man carries flre, life.
accident and health Insurance. Zee
Chtlcoec . 0mlth. l2
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-25

BUY A THRIFT STAMP TO-DAY
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-25

MONDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1918
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MSS MSS
JINY HOSTINSKY PkEPA-
DEN.

Dnes rano o pate hodine vtr.
hi do saloonu A. Smolinskyho,
1892 vych. sc ul. tfi maskova-
nj bandite a kazali hostinske-
mu "Ruce vzhdru!" Kdyz Smo-
linsky hned neuposlechl, lupici
Istrelili po mem dvakrat z revol-
vert zranivse jej vazne ma
hlave, prchli, an;z nejake kori-
,sti Sc zmocnili. Myself patrne
re hostinskeho zabili a proto
hned po strelbe dali Sc ma utek.
Smolinsky ma ma lebce sic ra-
nu tezkou. nicmene pozdravi sc
a mezi tim policie ucini pokus
lupicsky trojlistek dopadnouti.
Co tyto radky vsak piseme, ban
dite jsou ma svObode dosud.
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Msa M!!sS
vOJlN cESkE ARMADY HLE
DA v AMERIcE PRfBUzNE.

Vladivostok, 8-11-1918.
ICteny pane redaktore:
Nahodou dostal Sc me do ru-
kou Vas casopis / osmelil jsem
Sc obratit Sc ma Vas s prosbou
e doufam, ze moji prosbu ne
|odmftnete. Jsem cesky dohrovo
lee a nachazfm Sc jiz Cd zaca-
tku roku 1915 v Rusku, kde
jsem byl zajatcem a jsem upln6
kbeze zprav z domova. Nam pfi
buzne v Americe' We state Kan
sas, stryce Johna Soukupa, far
mare, nevfm vSak mfsto pobytu,
minim Lille, ale urcitost neb
|spravny nazsv jsem behem do.
lby zapomnel.
Prosim Vas O laskave instruk
ce skrze ktery cesky spolek, ne
bo informacnf bureau mohl
bych Sc dovedet o nem. Dostali
jsme donna, v Cechach, z Anne
riky jakesi katolicke noviny.
MONA, re pomoci nektere kato
licke organisace zemedelske
mohl bych sve pratele nalezti.
'Zajlmali by me velice zpravy
cd Mich a jiste ze j moji ameri-
cti pratele byli by Sc mnou spo
kojeni jake ceskym revoluc-
MIN vojinem. Jsem nejstarsi
syn Vaclava Soukupa soustruz.
'nika, Louny, zatecka ulice ATS
Cechy.
Mohl bych eventuelne dat u
veFejneni v n6kterych kansas:
skych ceskych nebo anglickych
novinach?
Prosfm Vas cteny pane re-
daktore "a n6jakou direktivu a
vzdavam Vam predem mil u
primny dix.
Mole adresa: Eduard Sou
kup, dobrovolnik 5. Prazskeho
T. G.. Masaryka pluka. Hudeb-
nj oddeleni. Vladivostok ST.
IBERIA.
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'vANocNf
POZDRAV
II FRANCE,

------------
Byvaly Cleveland an, civilni
inzenyr Almost Pultz, Glen r.
du Columbia G. s. P. S q osv9d-
ceny pracovnik Cesko Narod-
nfho Sdruzenf, slouzfci pfftom-
ne u 81. pluku v ceskoslov6n-
lske armade We Francii. pise pa
Inu A. e. sichovi, tajemniku "a
Itlas" sporttelnf' spolecnosti,
5454 Broadway Cd zapadnf
fronty n6sledujfci:
Vittel, 20. listopadu, 1918.
Milv Bratre sicho.
'Chystame Sc jiz ma cestu do
svobodnych Czech po kratk6m
odpocinku, ktery jsme dostali
lpo bitv9 u Vouziers. Bratri v "a
du Columbie 6. S. P. S. mn6
must odpustiti, ze jsem nepsal,
lnebylo to tax shadne, vojak sot
IvA kdy najde trochu pohodln6
misto ku psani, obycejne drzf
dopis ma kolene a pise. Potom,
is byl pfid9len k bexdratove te
legrafh a mas vycvik zabral
mnoho casu a ma vlastni kores-
pondenci u me zridka kdy zby-
Ii chvilka. Posilal jsem listkyii
psani r1znym znamym, ale nj
kdy jsem neobdrzel odpov3di.
Panu Zemanovi a jeho pani
jsem postal nejmene 20 listkd,
ale nevim obdrzeli je cili mic.
Prosim vyil.d' laskav6 vsem bra
Itrdm v radu me nejupfimnejsi
pozdravy, doufam, ze kazdy
lsvym zp6sobem pfispel ably val
ka byla rozhodn6 vyhrana. Ne
bylo mne mono psati kazdemu
zvlaSt3 tel z toho d6vodu, ze
jsem 81 svdj notes adressami
nchal v Jarnacu a z pam6ti jich
znam malo, proto tudfz jsem
nepsal. Ami nyni nemam mnoho
pohodli, pisi vsak piece, aby-
ste nerekli, Ee O Vas nedbam.
Nastala nam nyni zima a my
jsme ubytovani jen po pIdach
| a stodolach, Francouzove jsou
|vsak vIci nam veEce lsluzni q
zvou mas do svych vytopenych
mfstnostf, ale to jiz znate nasi
povahu, ze neradi obtezujeme.
Jsme nynf We Vittel, kde jest rs
zenske m9sto s l&civou vodou.
Jsou zde nadhern6 l&zenske bu
dovy a hotely privatnf Willy.
Vsecky tyto budovy jsou vyhra
zeny Amerikanim "a nemocni-
chi budovy. Veru Americana 81
nemohou stezovat;, ze je Fran
couzove nemaji radi. davaji
Jim vsude prednost pred vlast
MIN vojskem. Myslim, ze Ame-
rika 81 to docela zaslouzi, pro-
toze vstoupila do valky pravy
cas-, spojence zachranila pred
porazkou a svoji mocnou assis-
tenet prispela k nynejsimu Vi
|t6zstvf. Nebylo to tax snadne
jak byste 81 mysleii. Nez byli
N6mci vyhnani re starych posic
= ma to pablo tisfce tisice Iii
votI a zvlaste Francouzi opet-
ne "a to nejvice zaplatili. AZ Sc
Isrdce svira kdyz clovek vidf ty
ohromne hrbitovy kde lezi tsf-
ce mladeho 3idu, vykvetu naro-
da vedeneho ma porazku pro-
to, ze jeden nicema chtel byti
panem celeho sveta. Skorem
bych vefil, ze N6mci platili je-
ste krvav6jSi pokutu 70 valku
nezli spojenci. Videl isem tisi-
4ce cerstve pobftych Nemcd je-
ste nepochovanych, ale bylo to
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tech N6mct pofade velike
mnozstvf, jsou sdocela silni co Sc
postavy tyce, neni ma mich vide
tt zadne vyhladoveni, jsou do
'bfe yosaceni 9 lepe vyzbrojeni
nezi kterakoliv jina armada.
"A jak uni svych zbrani pouzi-
yati, 'toho, js1ns u vouzers "a
kusili tolik, ze nam to stacilo !;
ld9lostfelbu m1}i slabsi nexli ma
si, ale prazili do mas ustavicne
= del 15cm potom 1O.5cm, ba
F30cm. Bombardovall mas grana
~ vybusnymi, plynovymi j "a
|palnymi a jejich linie byly po.
|sety concretovymi abrisimitrai
|lesaini. .Jejich pluky byly W.
|mMovany kazdy druhy den,
kdezto my jsfne byli ma posici
10 dnf a dtocili jsme tfikrate
Co nase muzstvo zkusilo mdze.
te 81 pfedstaviti. Take ale kdyz
jsme Ai do zAdu ma odpocinek,
;francouzsk6 vojsko ktere jsrne
Epotk&vali mas zdravili smeknu.
tim ''casque' Coz jest nejvyss1
spocta, kdyz 81 predstavite, b
Fjsou to veter&ni, kteff vale,
pres 4 roxy, prosii vSfm moi.
|nym ohnem ! prece jevili tolih
respektu pred nasfm pocina.
MIN. Take WAX jsme ztratili
pres 40 proc. nasi effectivnosti
Kdyz jsme byli "a lirA;emi pre-
hlfzel mas sam hrdinsky jene.
raj francouzsky Golroud ktery
svou jedinou levou rukou rroz.
dilel vysoke vyznamenani ma
sim vojakIm = pri tom Sc vyja-
dill, ze naSe utkani s Nemci by
10 jedno 2 nejzurivejsich, nej-
urputn6jsich a nejkrvavejsich
= cele v&lky, q ze Sc vyrovnalo
docela bojIm u Verdunu. Je-
denkrate budu Vam snad moci
poslatt fotografI domu kan
jsem se schoval, kdyz stfely
prave hustle padaly a jen jsem
byl minutku, jiz tam vrazil
shell 15cm q rozrhl Sc We zdi.
To bylo me steH, kdyby byl
uletel do vnitf pax praskl,
byl by mne roztrhal. Byl bych
81 wal jeho nozzle" ma pama-
tku, ale byl pills t6zky. Mann
jiny 2 OFT, ktera praskla 5 kro
kl ode mne asRzna to, ze ma
rag vsdashc sslaa i porsail vice
mne neudelala. Pojedu snad
drive do Czech pezli ostatni a to
jake instructor. pro wireless te-
legrafii. Budeme asi v Cechach
drzeti Skolu do ktere pGjdou
zaci cd rIznych plukl a tt bu-
dou cviceni pro valecnou potre
bu. Tesim Sc jiz ma setkani. Sc
svymi rodici, kter6 jsem neN-
del tolik let. Nevim vsak jeste
jak svdj zivot potom upravim,
mnohe veci Sc mne nelibeji a
nerad bych byl odstrkovan ne
DO preskakovan jak jest die e.
vropskeho zplsobu zvykem. Ne
vylucuji nikterak, ze Sc opetne
vratim do Ameriky. Wy ami neu
mite ocenit jaky tam mate do
bry domov, ia sam miluH tn ze-
mi volnosti, kter6 vd9cim "a
syij samostatny zivot! Tesi me
.ze 4.pdjcka svobody mela tako-
w dspech, kazdy dollar ma ta-
kovou cenu jako rama della.
Pcnize mn6 vymenili jiz v pafiz
ske kancelafi, ale dostal jsem
nejak malo, jen 256 fir. so GEN.
timd. Jaky jest cours u Vas?
Prosim pozdravut ode mne o.
petne sveho tatfnka, br. Svarce,
,Jankovsk6ho, sachu a zvlaste
Payera. Co on della. Neu,ejva
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Sc? To jest We valscne cestin6
nazev pro ty 60 Sc vyhybajf po-
vinnosti. Vim, ze on jest dobry
Czech j American. Doufam, ze
pfisti dopis n poslu jiz ze sta
re vlasti.
Vesele Vanoce a mnoho Ste
sti do Noveho roku 1919 Ii pre-
je jakoz ! ostatnim bratrim Cd
dany
Arnost Pulz, C. E."
4 dopisu pfipojena tez foto-
graficka skupina 8 podobenkou
pisatele, dobrovolnika A. Pull
ze, jeho ceskych kamaradh pp.
Kartla a Jezka, jakoz dvou
vojfnd francouzskJch.
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back in Florence for short stay, and
is stopping at the Dickman house
Florence Times, 22nd.
Misses Mary and Lucille Dunn, who
have been the guests of Miss Louise
Burnett for several days, returned to
their home at Newberry this morning.
Greenwood Index, 22nd.
Prof. S. j. Derrick, recently elected
president of Newberry college, at
tended services at st. Stephens Luth-
eran church today and addressed the
CONGREGATION concerning the relation
of the college and the church and ap-
pealed to the membership for loyalty
to the church, college and government.
Professor Derrick chose Lexington as
the first place to visit because it was
here that the college and the Luther,
an Theological seminary had their
birth more than three quarters of a
century ago.-Lexington cor. The
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PURELY Personal

MRS Ellesor and little daughter OF
Newberry are visiting Mrs. ". D.
Copeland. Mrs. Will White of New.
berry has returned home after spend
ing several days with Mrs. Frank Bo-
laad-Ciinton Chronicle, Goth.
The people Of Laurens sincerely
sympathize with Mr.. and Mrs. Work
man in the bereavement that has
come to them. Little Eugene was
known to many, for he was a very
attractive child, bright and beautiful
as budding spring flower. Mr.. and
Mrs. Workman have been residents OF
Lsaurens for two years, and recently
Mr.. Workman was elected as city
clerk and treasmer.-Laurensville
Herald
Mr. w. r. Grimes, a well known
builder of this city, who has been
spending some time at Newberry, is
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State, 23rd.

Mrs. G. W. Counor left this morn
ing for Newberry, where she will
spend the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Lake.-Greenwood Journal, END.
Mrs. E. O. Deviin and children re-
turned last week from Newbel'ry,
where they have been visiting Mrs.
J VIM. White and family.
Mrs. J. w. Duckett, Sr., went to
Newberry this morning, where She
will spend the day Mr.. Duckett will
go down tonight, joining her and go
ing on to Charleston, where they will
visit Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Duckett, MIR.
and Mrs. C. R. Duckett and Mr.. Earle
Duckett-Greenwoo Journal. 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan E. Auli OF
Estill spent Sunday with his brother,
Col. E. H. Aull, on their way TO visit
the old folks at home at Dyson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Merchant Of Co
lumbia spent last Sunday in Newberry
with the family of Mr.. j. c. Dominich.
One of the big features coming to
the opera house will be 1.-THE Cold
Deck" which will be shown Friday,
with VIM. S. Hart in the lead. The
prices, however, will not be high. Only
20 cents for adults and 10 for children
under II.
Rev. Wilmont Holmes of Laurens
made a strong address in Pendleton
park Wednesday evening to the mid
week open air congregation, on the
theme of the gospels bearing upon
civilization. "The church may have
failed at times, and yet all recrudes-
cence, all reformation has come from
within the church, and no other
source furnishes moral purihcatlon
for the world" he said, and spoke
with great logic of the history of It.
Christ made two promises to the
church-that the gates Of hell should
not prevail against it, and that lie
would always be with it, and upon
these promises, more than upon any
other thing, hang all our hopes for
glorious future e"-Pendleton cor. An
derson Mail.
There will be preaching at MI. Zion
Baptist church Sunday at II O'Clock
by the pastor, Rev. R. H. Burriss.
Thursday viii be the Ath CT July
once more-in name at least.
The department Of agriculture is. de-
termined that loafers in cities ani
towns shall go to farms, says MT
Sims, representative Of the depart
ment. who was in Greenwood Friday,
as reported by the Journal OF that
city. Mr.. Sims says that a determln-
ed effort is being made throughout
the country to get rid Of the vagrant.
It looks as though the government
is planning to send store clerks and
others to the farms. Redistribution
machinery will be set in motion July
/, and those not engaged in produc-
tive occupations will be moyed up and
inducted Immediately into the service.
The new order throughout the en-
tire country of Uncle Sans domains
is, work or fight. The i3lers ana soas-
ers have to get busy.
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lookout Mountain seed potatoes for
fall planting, native grown, no cold
storage Buy now, will he higher
later on. 1915 per bushel. Cash with
order. W. O. Wilson, Newberry, S.
c. 6-25 1tp
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OPERA HOHsC PROGRAM.
Friday, june %
(Spec;aD
VIII. S. HART
"THE COLD DECK"
Saturday, June 29
Eighth Episode Of
"THE WOMAN IN THE WEB"
Also a
KEYSTONE COMEDY
and a
DREW COMEDY.
Monday, July !
JACK LIVINGSTON
in
"WHO Is TO BLAME"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-06-28
To Our Customers
and rieyads-

Through the advertisement that we placed In
The Herald and News last Friday setting forth
some of our BUSINESS ME- IHODS offering high market
prices for certain articles and selling some of
our goods at reduction on last Saturday. We
take this means Of thanking our friends for the
hearty response given rs on this occasion, we
appreciate your business and we are always viii
ling TO share our profits with our customers and
friends both when we buy and sell to them. On
account Of the very short notice we feel that
great many people did not get to see our adver-
tisement i'm time TO take advantage Of cur Of
fer therefore we have decided to again offer you
practically the same thing for Saturday, June
29th, with few changes, all to your gain.
We wiN pay for Eggs $50 per dozen.
We wiU pay for Hens 22 l-2c per pound.
We wiW pay for Roosters IL 1.2c per pound.
We wiN pay for Friers from 4Oc to 6Oc &C
cording to size.
We suiU pay you for butter Soc per pound.
We of Tennis Shoes stock going & d this 6 date at 10 per per
cent Among merchandise that will sell you at ~ per
cent reduction the above date is as follows:
Dry Goods which include Hats Caps Shirts Ties Collars Yin;
dwear, suspnders Hosiery Shoes Lamps Glassware whss @ ha
big lot of Fruit Jars all s uooers ana
Tops that letting go this sale as real bargains I'VE we are are a w
expecting Solder Soldering Fluid and Tops nat we
will sell you bargain this date If need anything Chal
Beds Drese Wash Stands in fact most anything furniture anu
Springs Mattresses will allow discount OF lO per cent
which about cheaper than could Duy h01
buy furniture along with most everything else HAS
advanced
and friends the coming Saturday than did last Saturday
and then tell that store was very
dey 1ss to paiT ale '~I LIVE and LEI LIVE IS o0R MOTTO
w. ?. DERRICK & CO.
LITTLE N1OUNTAIN, s. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-06-28
NOTICE.
SpMrtAL NOTIFIES

Timber for saIe-OriginaI forest short
leaf pines. Can cut 100000 feet of
lumber. Spring and running branch
in midst Of timber. Now is the time
to get your lumber and cordwood.
Good roads. D. e. Schumpert, New
berry. S. c.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-01
CUMBERLAND MEN ARE
FINED FOR SPEEDING

Two young men from Cumberland
in big touring car dashed through
town Sunday night al an eXcessibe
ly high rate Of speed. officer Riddle
and Justice WOLF Communicated one
OF Mr. Wynceop's cars and overlook
the speeders at the first tollgate
brought the two. back and locked
them up until this morning. Mayor
Letter first gave them hearing, i'm
posing fine Of $50 and costs and
the county authorities then had them
before Justice Thompson, who i'm
posed fine Of SIS and costs. One Of
the men Is said TO be selective
draft man from Allegheny county.
They ignored officer Riddle as they
passed through town when he called
on them to stop.