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SOCIETY
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Turkey Dinner.
There will bo u turkey dinner serv
ed by tho Senior Phllathea dar s of I
tho First Presbyterian church next
Tuesday, tlie place to be announced |
later.
Mrs. J .E. Cochran and Miss Mat
th* CocUran cf Abbeville ure tho]
guests of Mfrs. A. G. Cochran.
Mrs. S. W. Pago will return to
her home in Greenwood (Iiis morning]
after a visit to Mrs. J. W. Qunttlc
baum and Mrs. J. B. Cooley.
Miss Josie Clinkscales of Lowndes^
ville Ja visiting airs. H. G. John
Bon .
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Clement and
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Garner ot
Charleston spent last night in the
?tty, with tho formers broUier, Mr.
B. Glemont ut tho St. - James j
Hotel.
For Miss Carpenter.
A-beautiful party for Tuesday even
ing was glVen by Mdss Elizabctu Van
Wye!; in honor of Miss Lucy Carpen
ter of Washington, D. C., tho charm
ing guest ot Mrs. G. B. Earle. This
is Miss Carpenters old home, and bor.
/isits are always a sourco of pleasure
to her many friends here. Iii' spite
[of the rain tho attractive Van Wyck.
homo was brig?t and cozy, and lt was
merry and congenial party of young
people who wore her guest on this
? occasion. Mrs. T. R. ?huford t?tot
tho rguost at the door, while Miss "Van
Wyck and Miss Carpenter received lit !
?the handsome parlor, witted was fill
I cd with tho fragrance of many love
ly flowers. A channing red color
scheine with red dalhias was used In
j tho living room with pink dalhias i lbij
tito dining room. Hero an elegant
two course mon? was daintily sorv?
About sixty guests wore proscut,
! and tho timo pleasantly spent playing
? progressive rook.
Miss >f?rlo Mc Na ir of Aiken is vis
iting Miss PJuth Whtkins on Cal-:
bonn street.'
Miss Corinne Boyd of Spartanburg
J is .tho guest of Mrs. J. M. Richard
son.
Mrs. Virginia Sherard of Iva ls tho
guest of her dan gi:; ter, Mrs. J. E>
Watson.; ! ;
.Miss . Nina Carpenter of Greenville
and MIsS. Elizabeth Arthur of Union
have returned to their homes after a
visit to friends hero.'
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Miss Wilson at tile Hospital.
Miss Emma Wilson ot Clear Wat::;-,
JFla., whorJials been visiting her- aunt,
liMrsV. J. T.* Reed, Iliad an aedto at-r
J tack of appendicitis on .Monday and
was taken to tho hospital v.-ber o . she
was ?n>per?tpd, on. The operation was
ontlreljr. is??cossf?l and Miss 'Wilson
ls doWVnlcply.
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Mr. Swift Merritt of Iva Was a vis?
Uor lu- tho city yesterday. *
Mr. A. V.:.Paraca pf'l^wnd?svVHe
upon l outrerai'.hourj Ja Anderten ye?
tcrday. . . v ; '.;
MT. A. N. Richardson spent ycsler
I day. in ibo ciiy pu business,
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. lr, L. O. En&loy bf iPcndlet?h
;) spent. yesterday In Anderson.
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I.^Messrs. W. A. Wiles and Clarence
'Sherard of Iva wore business visitors
yesterday.
Mr.. L. .Or. McElhaney, farmoHy
; with ?Ufe Oulla Printing and; Binding
company,, ha3 moved to Cha- locton.
/V^Mr. Jim Cannon, formorly with tho
looa! office of Western Union ,Tele?
'graph company :03- hot fckcepor, has
gone to Atlanta-wh?ro ho wilt moko
hJ? homo.jin the.futu.ro. < .
Mr.' and' Mrs. S; R. Brui.son leave
today for -Woodraft -iwtiero tnoy will
j.raako.their homo in ibo future.?..Mr.'
j'Brimson Jias fdrmarly been conricct
I cd with tho Ruo lllve .but has accept
ed a positIon la yiToodruff.
Tho many ..friends,of Mrs, . T. ;LV
Coly will bo .delighted to. know that
her parents, ; M>'. ?ad! Mrs.,, P.. c.
'Stfllthvbf _?roehvillo 'uivfe com?/ to ?ti
w^.bon to ?tund tho winter':and sro
.Uoardlns at .Mrs, . Rufus Barrine.' on
Calhoun ,street. . ..' .
'TW??ake Address
. ?JJudgo .JoW 'B. ?Augur Mu.Ially .-v
ii o) iver a - religions .address -?f?
.Pxwspoct church on next S
Wt?ber'?.tli at 8 p."in? HWi
Wilpee. *1'ho Fhl?h of tfeo If?L?,
A cordial .invitation .- Is .cx-iondcd .. to
?V?rybody to bo with ? us, and ;,wo7 feel
?ur? that all ho attend wiil. be wo?l
repaid In' hcaif?g this giii?d ? speak/
rV'v': ; ? -' .0.' ,P.Vj.^bca?j^
E? C. Cromer,
S.D.Hardy.
Sinister ?lvcs- Tcs?moi?.%
Tritte; Rev, C. M. Knightpn. Havana,
"la;,.writes: "Far three muetha. I s?t
sred intense pain in ? irfdjieys ?s?
ack, which at timos laid mo r?? nu?,
jtiroly. 1 read of ?Foley Kidney ?'Ills
land after trying various '.r*r
Without " resul? ? decided
to try
Foley treatment. LI ?wt?:-?tf??s,f$L
niost?'wJtU the ?rst.doae aurt tn i?j?,a
feet that I usftd only X 1-? kott?ea
When all ot the paine disappeared. I
Jam 65 ysar? of E?:e ?pd now fe^I like
- a you!:?* DitiQ ag&la^ Sold, ??*.???*?-*
itt BOBE COSTUMES
DEMAND GENTLE TOUGH
Daintily Tinted Fineries cf Big|
Musical Comedy Require
Enormous Care.
? There ?'aro- difficulties associated
with the tour of a big musical comedy
which can bo overcome only by ever
lastingly'watching every detail arni by
raspln? ,-a.,.rigid artistic censorship
up<>n it at cvfcry angle.
Jn: "Tho Red rose." for Instance,
tho rose tour haB developed ono prob
lem, wlaicu although lt never appear
ed during tho New York run of a year
at the Globo theatre, now keens those
In chargo of tho big production on
edgo day and night. This is tho safo
bundling of a email mountain of fluf
fy wardroDG fineries, almost every
I Item of whldii is a fragllo creation
? lu filmy toxtures and delicate, per
sist?anlo tinta. When New York and
Parla . ceatumos designed the ward
robe o? "Tho Ked Rose" they followed
orders- of John L\ Fisher, to match,]
tho costumes to Hie delicacy of tono
und -exquisito taste carried out so
consistently in every phuso of tito ue
tlon and ._all thu melodie accompani
ment of its musical score. These ar
tista ; created beautiful and wondrous
gowns and ^gauzes, but they did not
oalcui&ie upon wear and tear of pack
ing and ?rtnacklnc us that must be en
dured - by erdlnnry toilettes of at
tractions'seilt on tour 1,
In organizing lids season,for the
tour thnt is to bring 'Tho Hose" hero
[(tomorrowblight, ninian wa? unpointed
to do nothing els;? but wati/a every
mave^n~1tne'handllng ot tho wnrdrobb.
He tro voir, ahead ot' the show and sec?
.-tbsivavery?bJng back . singe is made
.spic and;span before tts nrrlval. AH
dro3slng:Jroom walls ore covered with
wt?rito shoaling. Hangers everywhere
ere provided with tissue cowra and
strips..ot -white cotton are laid for
".tlalls" froln dressing rooms to
stage entrances. This, It was found,
ls tho only way In which the ptcco
retains tho appearance of freshness
und charm all tho time, and creates
stage pictures delightful to look up
on. *
The ?'mistress of wardrobo and her
vigilant assistant aro constantly on
watch during a performance. If I
there is the slightest suggestion of i
a rip In-a gown it goes to tho tem-, j
p?rary workshop and is immediately,
restored to its original condition. If
11 is one o fthose grievous cases whore
tito'damage; cannot be repalrod, lt ls
replaced w i tri an identical substitute
from n duplicate set ot cost mies kept
on1 hand -in New York?
AU theeo details make .up a trying
and wearisome.-day with the big or
ganizutlonv b?v. they are - vital to! the
nlgh'VStandard?ithat sacans success for
[ modbrn 'day^thealrit.at1 attractjopfl.
Tho jahn C. 'Fisher trademark in tho
show world tstlio "best that' may ,be
had, for never has ho permitted lt to
bb. associated with anything but the
hipest''quality; established by him
with his first'great Bucees "Floro
dora." Ht itht . , IS bi
Some mothers sparc tho rod and
[spblfrho slipped./ "
, SORE, ACHING FEET
lah ! -hat relief. No more tired feet;
corpore burning feet, swollen, bad emoU
'irtff, sweaty feet.. ; No more pain in corns',
'callouses or huntoaa, . liq ini'.tter what
"lailaiyour fett., -
or v/lmt under
the sun you've
tried - without)
{getting rellof.
Just uso "TIZ."
"T?Z" draws
out all the poi
con ou i '? exuda
tions which puff
np the 'feet;.
r"XIZ" is mag- '
k??; VTIZD SH
grand;' "TIZ" i
4will ?ard 'yonr !
j fiot troubles so
you'll . nc vcr Hun? ?or draw ap your faed
. in pain.O Your Im won't.seem tight
j and your feet will never,. novcT hurttOr'
?get sore, swollen or tired. '.*?
, '-Oct si-25. ctnt box- fit :any. drug .or
^cpar?racn^ store,.and ?yt rchef.
Wo' 1:?T'I? pHno Ut a tioma nea-Aaicntitu To
_*.ot?t Utk ttan ?.H nm offer I rc trw edon? dUiottr.t
?ort mt.it .ll?*:ml t im? In tirzi. wUo flpptic*. lille lill?'
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Pelzer, S. C.
URIC ACID IN MEAT
CLOGS THE KIDNEYS
Take a glass of Salts af your Back
hurts 'c Bladder
bothers.
If you must have your moat ?very
iiny, ont lt. but lluBh your kidneys
with suits occasionally, says a noted
authority who tcllB us that mont
fonuK uric acid which almost par
alyzes the kidneys In their ?ffortB to
expel it from tho blood. They be
come sluggish and weaken, then you
Buffer with a dull misery in th** kid
ney region, sharp pains lu thu back,
or nick headache, dizziness, your
stomach sours, tongue is coated and
When the weather is bad you have
rheumatic twinges. Tho urlno gets
cloudy, full of s?diment, tho cjianuels
often get sore and Irritated, oblig
ing you to seek relief two or three;
times during the night.
Tp neutralizo t.?se irritating acids,
to cleanse thu kidnoys and Hush off
tho body's urinous waste get four
ounces of Jad Saltu from any phar
macy here; take a tablcapouful in a
glauB of water bet'oro breakfast fur
a few days and your kidneyH will
tho? act linc. This famous oalts lu
mudo from tho acid of grupos and
lemon Juice, combined wth 'lithin, and
has been used for generations to
Hush and stimulate sluggish kidnoyu.
also to neutralizo the acids in urine,
so lt no longer irritates, thus ending
l)ludder weakness.
Jad Halts is inexponBtve; cannot in
jure and makes n delightful efferve
scent lithia-watcr drink.
Our Jitney Offer-This and Sc.
' Dont' miss this. Cut out thiB slip,
tenclose with Rc and mall it to Foley
& Co., Chicago, M., writing your nomo.
?and address clearly. You will receive
itv return a trial* package- containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds und croup; Foley Kid
ney Pille, for pain in sides and back,
{rheumatism, backache, kidney and
bladder ailmonts; nnd'Foloy Cathartic
Tablets; a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic, for c jnstlpation,
biliousness, headache- and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.
?-PROFESSIONAL! I
CARDS J
iDr. HENRY R. WELLS
?ENtlSf
?bice F. & M. Bullding
Offlcc G27-Phones-RcsIJeuco 66
Dr. G. Mack Sanders
DiSNT?ST
j Onice S04-6-6/Bleckley Building. .
lOfllco Phono. 429 Residence Phone 149.
Dr. Lillian L. Carter
Osteopath
2312 B?ecMcy Bldg.
Phone 168. Residence 318.
ft . ? .> 5v -
Dr. Carl Sander?
( A s ? o cia 1 c d rVJih Br. J. j O. Ban der a)
Office Bleckley Bldg.
' Phone 329.'" ' '
fa i. Residence Phone 149.
Dr. C. Singleton Breedin
orace in St. Mary's Hospital
Borth Anderson,
; Honrs;- 8 to IO, 12.to ft and'6 to 0,
UJLL'l!!il.LJ*U-I-llJLJ.|il.- J, JJLJ-1 ' .1.J.tLJ j'1._
Ch?aho!m/Trowbri?i?c & Sofisa'
SOSCOS Bfo?^f B??&ss .
*E EVERY WEDNESDAY;
Capitol and SurpIp? ?130#0O.0O ,
: Collections Cil-rea Prompt Attention
Ellison A. Smyth, W. E. (Jrcer,
Pr?sident V. P, omi Cashier.
Il,'IL, i^tapt^l, Asst. C&abier, ?yl
V :"' 'i II ii' VII Viiii^nTiiiii' '" ,.
lejBMM^^^H
Capital aud -8nrpIaM ,
Collections tilt en Caret t
Ellison A.' Smyth, > InovA...
President. Cashier.
'?< B. E. ToUJsoa; Asst. Cash 1er.
mum
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$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
We are offering some great
j values in Womens Shoes at the
above prices. We believe our
$2.00, $2.50 and S3.0G
7-e ..; V ?:' ';^%C. '?
Womens Shoes are fully as good
i as many stores sell for $2.SO,
$3.00 and $3.50. We have these
m all leathers and all the new
styles. High or low heels. Then
comes tho finer grades ?t ?.?
$3.50 to $5.00
Thompson's
THE ONE PRICE SHOE:STORE
WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY
1
ing a
If you want to make some money On the side by real estate
now, we have sold 2 of those small farms we have been adver
tising in last few days. Wc have how 1 tract of 38 acres, very
fine land, lies beautifully, just 5 miles from the city. We will
build a house to suit you and sell it to you for a very small cash
payment. Then there are 3 Others, containing 18, 17 and 12
acres each. Also we have 41 acres 7. miles from city,4 'now
rented for l,5oo pounds of lint cotton. Will sell this for
$4o.op part cash. , . .? , .
Do you know of any other good Sand in 7 miles 'of.city
for $40.00? . '
Anderson Real Estate & Inve?hne?i ?o.
E. lt. Horton, Pres. L. 8. Horton, V. Pres. iv, J?, Mftreha?l, Seer,
AT THE BIJOU THEATRE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
The Electric
is
From the boiling of-a cup of coffee to the groper lighting of
your, home electricity is the ' best method: lt's easiest1 and
cheapest, and th? service it renders is by far the best. ?(^I^Hw(
We have every electric contrivance that you neeo ' in your
home. ?,, 1J-?; .;-^^^||||^
Southern Public
Utilities Go.
Phone 223
W
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Wie ?r? recommending our ?P-1-0
and10-2-0 and 10-2-^^0 for wheat
^id-oats this f?ll when you sow it.
, \ rr ' . ... . mmr'i
V.Tnis will give it stalk* and grains in the
headband that it whatvy?u* want ih^rainV : ^?f
*}o?i^w$$^ in;^#heit anti; "five in!
- oats this^?llj af ter preparing the ; l?M w??i
.. . . . "<!'-.. < -J. ? . ? ? ' ? ' '
and fertilizing it well with' either; ;?f -tfrese
,g??dS,.;y^ Thc
10-2-J-? is an especially fine ^?dstf^gra:in:
Let us hear from you. V
^4ers9n? Soutn Carolina.