The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-02

tllc SllOSS are ucIS COO ollO Vic ~ ASSo
right. Especial emphasis is laid on
the millinery opening and the styles.
See Mimnaugh.
There was much heavier rain
around Pomaria on Sunday after
noon than in Newberry. In fact it
is said to have been the heaviest
rainfall there during the year and
with it there was some hail but no
damage from the hail.
The streets keep pretty well clean
ed of the sand and the holes remain
with US. The force is not large
enough to keep the sand hauled
back from the creek as fast as the
rain takes it there. The force should
be increased.
Mr.. D. NJ. Morris who was arrested
on the charge of operating a still
gave bond in the sum of $1,000 be-
fore U. S. Commissioner F. l..
Bynum. Jim Green, the negro ar
rested on the same charge is held in
jail in default of bond.
Mr.. Oscar Ruff in sending in his
subscription from his home in Milton,
Fla, says: 81 like your paper fine
and don't want to do without it, 1
was raised in Saluda county 50 New
berry seems like home to re. l
like to read the Newberry news"
Our good old friend Sam Waits
who now lives in Richland county in
sending the price Of The Herald and
News for another year writes: Il
have been taking it for 80 years and
I don't want to miss an ISSUE" We
hope he may live to take it 80 years
more.
The printed folder program for
the opera house has a mistake which
we desire to call to the attention of
the movie public. The statement
that the second episode of Smash
ing Barriers" should be the first cpl
sode. The first episode of this play
will appear at the opera house on
next Saturday.
J. C. Schumpert Of Prosperity an
nounces his opening of fine fall mil
linery this week, Thursday and Fri
day, and during the entire season.
Original designs and adaptations and
anything in the line that your fancy
may suggest may be found at this
Call and see him and
he ladies will serve you well.
Haltiwanger & Carpenter are pre-
pared to fit you out in the very latest
;ha: the market affords in style and
quality in the millinery line. Mr..
Carpenter has given especial atten-
ion to this department and is pre-
pared to serve the ladies of the town
and county. And as to suits and
coats he is on the job with an expe-
rienced filter and the goods to fit and
to suit.
Frank RI Hunter has bought the
J. A. Shealy place on the county
home road just two miles from the
city and will cut it up into small
farms if you desire, or sell it as
whole. It has one of the best coun-
try residences in the county on the
place and all the desired outbuild-
ings. See him if you want to buy
home and every one who has no
home should buy one.
Newberry is to have one of the
eight clinics that are to be estab-
lished in the State under the direc-
ton of the federal and State boards
of health. DR.. G. E. Neal of the
State and federal boards has been
in Newberry several days and he has
secured the cooperation of the coun-
ty and city officials and the physi-
clans and druggists and the citizens
generally in the work. The Herald
andj News will have more to say
about it in the subsequent issue. We
are somewhat crowded this issue
with ads that came in Monday and
have to defer several items to the