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Fancies in Society and Novelt
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LOWNDESVILLE
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town is full of flu, but no
s cases. It is believed that the
of the terrible scourge has
1 and the epidemic will soon be
for a season.
s Virginia Latimer, who had
ill with flu at McColl, since
ing home, nas nan a reiapse dux
v improving rapidly.
Joel C. Keys, Anderson, has
the recent guest of his niece,
E. W. Harper, Sr.
i. Ida Garner and children, after
tracted visit, have returned to
home at Cardova, Alabama.
W. Hampton Bonds was called
beville on business last week.
T. C. Liddell, has been conto
his bed for several days, bu:
sturned to his work.
. Jack Brownlee and sister, Mrs
Dickson, both of Brownlee,
I EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
a glass of Salts before hreakfwl
f your Back hurts or Bladder
bothers yon.
i American men and women must
constantlv against Kidnev trouble.
3e we eat too much and all our food
h. Our blood is filled with uric
tvhich the kidneys strive to filter
hey weaken from overwork, become
sh; the eliminative tissues clog and
esult is kidney trouble, bladder
ies3 and a general decline in health,
en your kidneys feel like lumps of
your back hurts or the urine is
t, full of sediment oT you are
d to seek relief two or three times
t the night; if you suffer with sick
che or dizzy, nervous spells, acid
ch, or you have rheumatism when
aather is bad, get from your phar>
about four ounces of Jad Salts;
a tablespoonful in a glass of
before breakfast for a few days
rour kidneys will then act fine,
amous salts is made from the acid
pes and lemon juice, combined with
and has been used for generations
jh and stimulate clogged kidneys;
itrah'ze the acids in the urine so it
iger is a source of irritation, thus
? bladder disorders.
Salts is inexpensive; cannot inmakes
a delightful effervescent
water beverage, and belongs in
home, bccause nobody can make
ake by having a good kidney flushly
time.
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BICAL TREAT
Gowns that Will.
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>eats on Sale Now
'were pleasant visitors in town on last
'.Sabbath.
Rev. N. G. Ballenger has gone tc
| Columbia to attend the Ministeria
|Conference, which is in session there
11 Mr. l.ce Broadwell has returner
[from a several days stay at Green..:n?
> j v inc.
ij Mrs. T. D. Cooley, Misses Lizzie
and Louise Bell spent last Saturday
tin Anderson.
t Miss Annie Niekles, who has beer
; visiting her sister, Mrs. M. P. Mc
Calla, has returned to Greenwood.
; Mrs. D. K. Cooley, who has beer
, quite unwell for some time, is nov.
j confined to her room. It is earnestlj
hoped that she will soon regain hei
.health.
Rev. J. A. Clotfelter had the mis
j fortune to break his right arm jus
above the wrist while cranking hi:
.'automobile a few days since.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Latimer, And
jerson, were guests of friends on las
Wednesday.
| Miss Bessie Harper has returned t
I her school duties at Greenwood.
:l Dr. Jas. B. Latimer, after a week
I visit to his parents, has returned t
his home in Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Harper spen
1 the week-end with relatives in Bel
ton.
One noticeable feaurt of the fli
| is, the colored pepole, as a unit, ar
I escaping the epidemic. Last yea
| they paid a heavy toll. The schoo
| with an enrollment of about 100 ha
'not been closed a single day, am
very few, if any of the pupils, hav<
dropped out on account of the epi
jdernic. The white school has not bcei
[closed, but the attendance, at time*
jhas been considerable decreased.
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j NEW YORK'S WHITE LIGHT
HAS A NEW THRILI
; New York, March 6.?New York's
"While Light" district was given *
Inew thrill tonight when a 20 incli
j water main in the vicinity of Time;
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Mr. Marion Holcomb, of
a long while I suffered wi
have pains and a heavy f
disagreeable taste in my m
butter, oil or grease, I woul
regular sick headache. 11
after a course of these, I >
seemed to tear my stomac
no good at all for my troub
THED
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? me. I keep it in the hous
I liver medicine made. I c
stomach trouble any mc
the jaded liver and helps
m throwing out waste materi
M tem. This medicine shoi
gj use in time of need. Ge
sluggish, take a dose tor
morrow. Price 25c a pa
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i Square flooded the streets for
several blocks. Shops, cellars and
subways were inundated and traft'.o
' was tied up by the flow of water
I which turned to ice.
Police reserves were called to check
J the curious throng of theatre-goers
' and others who flocked to the "flood
jzone". Several persons in a basement
barber shop had a narrow escape
from being trapped by tlie deluge.
Three who were being shaved
r dashed into the street hatless and
coatless with lathered faces.
The broken main threw a huge
geyser 01 waier ior more man a. qu.ir.
ter of an hour before it could he shut
off.
' In the center of a new ash tray is
' a reel of paper coated with material
: or striking safety matches, some of
J zhich can he removed to present a
rosh surface when worn.
: 10 DARKEN S=
; APPLf SAGE TEA
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Look Young! Bring Back Its
s I Natural Color, Gloss and
0 Attractiveness.
t Common garden sage brewed into a
1 j heavy tea with sulphur added, will
L | turn gray, streaked and faded hair
I beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
' a few applications will prove a revelaj
tion if your hair is fading, streaked or
gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sule
phur recipe at home, though, is trour
b)esome. An easier way is to get a
bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
>1 Compound at a^iy drug store all ready
for use. This is the old-tfme recipe
improved by the addition of other in
i gTedienta.
While t:izyr\ gray, faded hair is not
b sinful, we all desire to retain our
- youthful appearance and attractiveness.
Ey darkening: your hair with
1 Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound,
( no one can tell, because it does it so
naturally, eo evenly. You just dampen
a sponge or soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair, taking
j one small strand at a time; by morning
| all gray hairs have disappeared, om),
.ift^r anothc-r application or two. your
liuir becomes beautifully dark, glo: .y,
' soft and luxuriant.
This preparation i3 a delightful tciiet
1 requisite and is not intended for tlie
i cure, mitigation or prevention d:2;
ease.
rxmuo IRAUGHT
, so began to use it. It cured
ie all the time. It is the best |j
io not have sick headache or
?re." Black-Draught acts on |f
it to do its important work of %
als and poisons from the sys- M
jld be in every household for m
t a package today. If you feel <
light. You will feel fresh to
ckage. All druggists. g
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