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"R?a?ry, I had never hoped for such perfect comfort in a corset" It's an expression that carno straight from thc heart of one of our "La Camille" customers. Madam, can you conceive of a condition more desirable, or more appreciable,-especially In the Summer-than "perfect comfort" in a corset? (6 99 Kt? Trida MUK. tl. M. ral. Office. Front Lace Corsets will give you this "perfect comfort" and even more. Style, durability and your own good health are Included! "Perfect Comfort" in any aritcle of dress comes only when the wearer is unconscious of Its presence-be lt shoes, dress or corset. A La Camille wearer Is perfectly at ease in any position walking-sitting-or reclining, but still there ls that keen, satisfying aease of bouyancy and the Ideally graceful figure control so much desired by women of today-yet never a hint of stiffness or rigidity. : La Camille Front Lace Corsets have the "La Camille" The Front-Lace Corset v _s Anderson and Spartanburg. Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Shorthand, and Typewriting. A knowl edge of these subjects means SUCCESS. Come, and let us prepare you for an independent career. A good position awaits you. Day and night sessions. Enter any time. Write for catalogue. 36th Annual Mid-Summer To WASHINGTON, D.C. RICHMOND, NORFOLK AND WILMINGTON Via SOUTHERN RAILWAY Ia connection with the Bine Ridge Ballway. Premier Carrier ef the South. Wednesday, August 114?, 1915. Final Unit ef Tickets Aagast Mik, 1916. .fae ?Howing extremely low roand trip tareas Anderson, S. C. to Tickets will be honored os all trajas. WaskJaftes, D. C.flt* aUehmeed. fa. 19JD9 Benetta Ya.MU* Wilmington, H. ?*..... . Captain of Eastland.] C?ptala Harry Ped er s OB. Captain Pederson of the Eastland vas in charge ot the vessel When she turned over in the Chicago River. Ho was placed ur^er arrest shortly after when be objected fa* rescuers boring boles In the hull of the vessel. He will be one of the chief figures In tbs investigation now being made. JDottb!o.?u4 Leesatetlres Frasee. Built Fer To accommodate the people of Anderson and vicinity special train will leave Anderson at 3:26 P. M. August 11th, consisting of pullman sleepers and steel coaches. Thia special train will be operated out ot Greenville aa sec tion No. ft and will arriva In Washington 7:46 A..M., Richmond 7:05 A. M. August 13th. Dining car service from Greenville You should secure your pullman reserv'.Uon now and have everything ready to leave on speelal train. For complete information, pullman reservation, etc, call on ticket agent, or W. R. TAB8H, J. R. ANDERSON, Sept Blue Ridge, Anders sa, 8. 0. T. P. A.* Oreeaville, & C. One hundred narrow-gauge loco motives of. the Pechnt type, each mounted on two bogles and provided with double-Larreled boilers and two fire boxes, vt.-e recently made ia America an/i shipped abroad for thc use ot tba "French government. Al though these engines are of a design entirely terelgo and were constructed according to metric measurements, they w-ro built and the last one ship ped aeren weeks siter the order was received. #ae#*yse of .ita great ftex&Klty, which allows Ita use on narrow, un even xrackvi where sharp curves are frequent, Ula engine Is being employ ed hy the French, particularly lal drawing its maafjoa trains over hur riedly built lines fonding to tts war} vemjMi A picture of the* eugne ls i f?>?tx.re rr tb? August Popular MM cb an tea Magasine. A M m m ? A- ? _a. a Ji?liaL ,f? J I. iii il I .liii J I * * * * * ^WVJ'^f^ v -? . v lill "lr I TVTTVTTVT h soci -1- T. .t. . ? ?.-f 1 J ,| J, .t. J J.J, J t Jl. I >_t ? f H H TTTTTT1 ? W w . . Epworth League. The following with bc the program for the Epworth League on Monday evening: Instrumental solo-Miss Fenobla Welch. Song-18. Scripture reading, Phil. 4. 4:14. Prayer. Instrumental solo-Miss Louise Blgby. Vocal solo-Miss Turpin Crout. Tillie by Mr. Rufus Vant. Jr. Solo-Miss F/aoda av naiver. Quartette-Messrs. Heiland Owens, Mcllhenny, and Lausiter. League benediction. The new officers for the coming term are: President, .Mr. Ed Valen* tine; 1st vice president. Mr. W. J. Brown; 2nd vice president, MIBS Ger trude Turner; 3rd vice president, Miss Elizabeth Robinson; 4th vice president. Miss Louise Rigby. Ep worth Era Agent, Miss Lara Prince, secretary and treasurer. Mr. A. B. Becland. Farewell Party. A lovely little psrty waa given yes terday afternoon by Mrs. D. s. Van ni vcr and Mrs. A. L. Smothers in honor of Miss Anna Berger. It was a little farewell party as Miss Berger will leave next week for ber former borne in Conn., after having mado Anderson her homo for many years. It waa given at the home of Mrs. Smethers and about thirty of Misa Berger's special friends were invited for the afternoon to come and bring their sewing. It wa adellghtfully In formal, an>J> a ver yhappy occasion, tho lt ia a sincere regret to her hoat of friends that Miss Berger will leave Anderson. For years abe has toen closely identified with the religious work here, and haa gone in and out of hundreds of homes with a bright smile and helping hand. She has done a splendid work and there will always be a very warm apot In the hearts of the people here for her. Beautiful Concert. A very elaborate and delightful pro gra mis being arranged by Miss Rhoda Vandlver for the concert to be ?'.Ivon on the evening of August 9 in I The Anderson. Mrs. Caro Miller Lumsden who pos sesses a voice ot rare sweetness and beauty, will be ably assisted by by ome of Anderson's best musical tal ent. The concert will be given for the benefit of the Robert- E. Lee ?Chapter, and Ms being looked forward by a large number of Interested friends. ?"?l? Delightful Bsa ce. Mr. Glenn Lass I ter and Miss Es ther Lasalter entertalne*! st a delight ful dance on Friday; evening In honor o fthelr house guests Misses Mary and Ethel Baxter of Greensboro, N. C. The dance was given at the beau tiful home of the Fisse HUI Club In North Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. 8. |N. Gilmer and Mr. and Mrs. A, 8. ?Farmer were the chaperones for the. evening, which was most delightful ly spent. Nectar was served during the evening by Miss Nelle Findley and Mr. George William Brown. Spend tho Bay Party. LUtle Miss Elizabeth Burriss enter tained a few little friends on Thurs day at a apend the day psrty st her ho ?DOO Calhoun street. The guests were Francos and Lucilo Thompson, Cora Jane Davis and Dorothy Davis, Cora Payne McCown and Jean Bur riss. PaUntaea Class. The Wesley Ph Ilathea Class of St. John's Methodist church, will meet Monday afternoon at six o'clock with Mrs. Robert Moseley ! on Manning ?street. The members are urged to be present. Births. Born to Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Fel I kel on Joly 26th a girl. Catherine I Douglass FeHiel. Mr. Rufus HUI asa gone to Ashe ville to spend several days. Mr. Frank Barton has gone to At lanta, Gs., on a business trip. Misses Rosa and AS kau ra Wharton I of Ira were In the city yesterday. Mr. John McDonald ot Fairplay waa lo the city yesterday. Mr. Otis Hayes of Sandy Springs [was In Anderson yesterdiy. Mr. B. E. Allen of Lowndesville was in Anderson Friday. Miss S. L. Templeton has gone to Ninety Six for the week-end. . Dr. and Mrs. Lois sanders have gone to th emountalns for the week Miss Jennie Cox. of Belton spent Friday night here with Mrs. W. F. Cox. .Miss Panie Chapman of Greenville. ls she guest ot Miss -Luelle Burriss st her home ia North Anderson. Miss Helen (Fant left yesterday afternoon for Grimes, Calif., where shfe will visit her slater, Mrs. Joseph Brown. Miss Font will at so attend the espoltton and visit relatives tn Taxas, returning to Anderson, Sept. 1. Miss Midilene Brown, who has been spending the peat several weeks with Mrs. Morehead on the Isis of Palms, la expected home Tuesday. Mia* El?*?cbo McClellan, who ls siso with Morehead, wUL. fegend < several d*M longer there. - . ^ ?w"?1 41 4' .f14141 ^ 4" ^ 41 I ETY S Miss Lucia Richardson has gone to 1 Asheville. N. <\, where she will spend two weeks. Miss Lois Jackson of Iva and Miss Ruth Goggins of Newberry will spend the week-end with Mrs. J. JO. Wat son on Calhoun street. Mr. and Mts. John Frank. Miss Virginia Frank. Mrs. T. E. Howard. Miss Anna Julia Howard and Edward Howard will go to Jocassee today for a stay of several weeks. They will make the trip in Mr. Frank's car. Miss Mattie Lou Brown of Hamp ton. Va., who has been visiting Miss Gertrude Sauders left yesterday for Ballimore. Dr. aud Mrs. Herbert Harris have returned to the city froir? their wed ding trip. They will make their home at- the St. James Hotel. Mrs. W. H. Reese and Miss Ruth Reese are at home after a visit to Hartwell, Ga. Miss Eubsnk Taylor has returned from a two weeks visit in Elbert county, Ga. Mrs. Bessie Taylor is here for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stribling have returned from a trip to tho moun tains. Mrs. F. A. Arnold of Greenwood ls visiting her daughter, Mrs. S. R. Parker. Miss Lola Wilson returned yester day from Abbeville where she had been spending a few days. Dr. Porter Cauguman of Columbia arrived yesterday afternoon to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Eeaty. Mr. N. Fleishman, local manager of the B. Fleishman and The Leader stores, leaves today for a business and pleasure trip to Baltimore. Messrs. W. 3. Bellard and E. G. Evans were visitors In the city yes terday from Pendleton. Mr. Haddon Bu rr las of Iva was among the business visitors in An derson yesterday. . Mr. A. H. Garrison of Sandy Springs was in the city yesterday. Mr. D. C. George was among the visitors tn the city yesterday from Townville. Mr. Frank Cox will go to Greenville'! this afternoon where be will Juin a party of young ladies and young mei' who are to spend two weeks camping at Cedar Mountain. Mesara. Andrew and Ernest Baskln of Ivta were in the city yesterday. Misses Hettie Jackson and Izetta Pruitt of Starr were visitors in the city yesterday afternoon. Miss Mabel Pratt, who has been the guest of Mrs. Brownlee at Iva, pass ed through Anderson yesterday en route to her homo at Due West. **r. TJ. Milton Sherard of Iva- waa a business visitor in Anderson yes terday. Messrs. Henry and Harvey Jackson of Storevllle were in Anderson yester day afternoon. Mlaa Annie Carlington spent Wed nesday in Williamston attending the chautauqua. Mlaa Lillie Wray Robinson will leave tomorrow morning for Sulli vans Island to visit her friend. Miss Marlb Nelson. Mr. States Jacobs of Houston, Texas, and Mr. Thomas Jacobs of Clinton are visiting John and Ben nett Townsend. Logic la Speedway Design Shown by Chicago Saees. Five world records were establish ed without a death or accident occur ring when Chicago's new speedway, a two-mile board oval, was opened with a 500-mile derby on June 56th. In ?pit? of the unprecedented speed,, averaging 97.6 miles an hour, which was attained by the winning motor sar, at BO time was there an excuse for a sense of danger to obsess the ninds of the spectators. The Aupust Popular Mechanic 'Magasine says: "The track ts built for speed and safo ty, and the result of this race serve to uphold its design as logical md to Indicate that sane motor rac ing ls mecbanlcall yposslble. On this :ourse a race instead of being a bat tle between tires, ta a contest between Ibely tuned motors. This was res ponsible for the establishment of a MW racing record won by an English iar which' completed the distance without making a atop and finished onrth After averaging 96.06 miles an toar. The machine entered with Ita ms and water tanka full and coaatedv ic ross the finish murk with them dry. tr pilot did not once take hts hands rom the wheel throughout th? entire ace and experienced no tire trouble whatever." "Thump-ratUety-baa g ! " trent the llano "What are yea trying to play, anet" called oat her father from he next roora. "lt's an exercise from my new In trudion book, 'First Steps In Mu le."* she answered. ?Well, I knew you were playing rita your feet," he said grimly, "but oat step so heavily on the keys-lt lateran my though**?."-Pittsburg hronicle-Telagraph. ?. /chatter, chatter, OM IflovO, To ?oin tho trimming river; Por men mcj? come an J men may jo, ?3u? I ?o on forever. 9999? 77><? Sian?ar? JioVera?o Imitations of COCA-COLA come and po-none last more than a few seasons. This has been going on for 29 years yet COCA-COi A, unchanged in name or self, keeps ito cid friends and makes new encc. lX-.r.anJ ?V. t,?nu::-i? by t!?e full name. Ct lus i.upi.vU bo many imitations. Whenever you oee art Arrovr, tliinh cf Cuca-Cula Ti m COCA-COLA Co. ATLANTA, CA. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY ANDERSON. S. C. 123 W. Earl St. :-s Phonel37. Attention, Farmers! If you have more oats or wheat than you need we will exchange anything we have for it and allow you a good price. We have several nice driving horses that we want to sell or trade for mules, also have nicest line of buggies and carriages in the upper part of the State, which we want .to sell or exchange for good sound mules. We wiil guarantee more for cotton to be delivered this fall as part payment on bug gies and carriages. We Are The Farmers' Friend Try Us and Be Convinced Who paid the most for cotton last fal!? If you don't know, ask your neighbor! We bought more cotton at ten cents a pound than any other concern in Anderson county. We did this simply to help our customers. Let us paint and repair your buggy. We have a first-class rubber tire outfit, use best material and guarantee our price and qual ity of work. This department is in charge of an expert. Call around and let's do business together. We will appreciate you trade. Yours very truly, The Fretwell Co. SS