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THIS FLORTCNCE DAILY TIMES TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE 15. lf>20. iARAD FOR THE HAIR'S SAKf; Short, Ugly Hair Made Ion:? and aoft by using llarade positively a sure cure for dandruff and tetter. An antifeptie, elcrant'y perfumed. 1 At n'.l drux stores, or 25e by mail. Send stamps or coin. Agents Wanted. Write for proposition. HARADE MFC. CO. 203-AK E. Hunter Atlanta, Ga. SOCIAL NEWS GAPEN—THOMPSON . ******* I * * t********« + 4« , * MISS BELVA HAYNSWORTH * * ENTERTAINS AT ROOK * +*♦♦*♦**+*++♦+++ One uf the season's most brilliaiH social affairs was the wedding Oi Miss Lucy Mdver Thompson, young est daughter of Col. Henry T. Thompson, to .Mr. Clarence Buel CJa- pen, of Greenville, which event took place Thursday afternoon at live thirty o'clock at St. John's Episcon 1 church. The church was beautifully decora; ed with f ails and white flowers. Thv chancel and altar were covered with On Saturday morning Miss Belva I laynaworth delightfully e.utertained al ont thirty of her friends at Rook. Ixt home on South Dargan street.ja back ground of white cloth, with garlands Mr. and Mrs. C. Collins Crosswell. | Mrs Howard N. Cassel, of York, of Atlanta, Ga.. .".re visiting the Pa., i s visiting relatives in the citv. former’s mother, Mrs. T. L. Grimmer on East Evans street. —- * * * Miss Alma Davis and Miss Lou Youth's Irreverence. One evening mother .Minted us cidl- • After many interesting and close gairns had been played the hostess, assistcd by h«T sisters. Misses Louise •lad ('litre lleynsworth. served a tempting salad course. The out of town guests were Miss Katherine Harper and Mr. Bryce Herbert of Charleston and Mr. Peter '-'takes, of Orangeburg. Canada of Chatham. Virginia, are .... „ dren to go to lenten services with her. house guests of Mrs. T. Doug Martin' one of our favorite movie actresses on West Pine street. i was on the screen that night and • * * brother wanted to see her. Mother Mrs G. Sims McDowell, of Char* " ooldn t le( hl "‘ a, ' ,l '" wde •* !m 8° lesion. Is the gue:,i of Mrs. K. J. ihurc-h Instead. He lost his pa- Kiilj. , tlenco and said. “Gosh, I wish they * * * / ' would stick the sign out, *No chll- Mrs. •Jim Coonei of Batesbnrg. Is d,-, ‘ n allov^cL h.'‘change. of Ivy vines and | v * s,, ' t| 8 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. The Bishop's Boys. V/ant Stroncer V/iodmlils. Windmills are n< t used in any great extent In Mexico, because the “north ers" blow them over. It Is thought that a windmill of low construction with a wide*base would overcome this and might prove very popular. M. Calais. iniiii'iwirni—riinnis. Authorized Dealers For— Packard Franklin DARLINGTON MOTOR CO Darlington, S. C. £ raceful ferns. . . Previous to the ceremony. MIssj * * first bishop of North Carolina. Estelle Jlowell, accompanied by Mis.-. Mr. J. fates Gerald left today for John Stark Kavenscroft. generally Annie Darby on the organ, and Miss Jacksonville, Fla., where he has gone, spoke of the clergy under him ns if Jessie Gregg on tin- violin, sang “EJa-l °H business for a few days. ^ they were his own chlldten, and Mr. loved It is Morn." * * # j Marshall Delnneey Hayward in his To the strains of Lohengrin's wed- Friends in the city of Mrs. John book. “Lives of the Bishops of North ding march, the ushers. Doctor Turn- j vWbster and Miss Alma Timmons i Carolina." says that Bishop Ravens- er. of Greenville and Mr. Henry Ma-l- , .. . » .u . croft loved ihcn like -hildren and . who are making a tour of the We*l, ,m - n IIK c -niuuin. lone * Hint down the aisle. Next | _ _,„_j j , . u _ „ was loved in return as a father is loYed. *T wouldn't give my fourteen Hazel Thomas, becomingly' gowned ed from Riverside. Cal ; ,, 0V(J fo| . vwur w | 1( , le ,|| 0 ,.ese'” was In figured pink georgette, ever solid * * .♦ i hU proud'declaration to a rector of tpink georgette, and wealing a •»> Mr j. l. Barringer returned from a fashionable church in New York, hack maline hat. She carried a shower bouquet of sweet peas ami Columbia this morning, where he at i feins. tended a banquet given by the South | The bride, wearing a (harming af |(’ aro lina Development Board, last? ternoon frock of champagne geor gette trimmed 1'^ lace, a black luce hat, white kid shoes, carrying a show er bouquet of bride's roses and vallej I Mrs. F. M. Rogers and daughter, lillies. entered on the arm of her fx-1 Miss Ella, have gone to Orangeburg iher. (ol. Henry I.* Thompson and) 0 a ^ en( j Hie wedding of Mrs. Rog neice, Miss Helen Salley Moverrents of “Big bipper." The naval observatory says that th« j “Big Dipper" moves in a circle around 1 the pole star once in every 2:1 hours, fid minutes, this being the : ei.gth of a si dereal day. When above the pole the constellation moves from east to west; 1 when below the pole from west to cast. The motion is apparent only, be ing due to the actual rotation of the earth, and. like the diunial flmtion of the sun and moon, takes place in the opposite direction to that of the eni th't rotation. f St g" - " 1 "— 1 1 11 GALVANIZED PIPE Wo are just in receipt of car of Pipe containing 15.000 feet of 3 inch Galvanised Pipe, and an assortment of other sizes. Car of Galvanized Roofing en route, some in stock. COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO. 823 West Gervais Street. Columbir g. C. light at the Jefferson Hotel. * *' * ■ ■■PI SUPERB l Automobile Painting That will restore your ear to it's original appear ance when new. '['lie thorough removal of old varnish and paint, the smooth, even lustre and last in”' quality of our colors guarantee you a job that you'll he proud of. See-us todav about it. FLORENCE AUTO TOP AND PAINT SHOP * Upstairs over Ideal Filling Station ■»t 103 E. Evans St 4HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHMHH CENTRAL HOTEL BARBER SHOP ABSOLUTELY SANITARY SIX EXPERT BARBERS COURTEOUS, POLITE ATTENTION TO ALL Come Once and You Will Call Again. - *•••»*• l : » III 'I'l'IIIH Hill r;|.f*i|iili!|,i|ii|iir:|::| i • :i i •,iiiiliiiiiliiliil>:|iiiiiiii|iiiiiini<iij was met at the altar by. the groom | apd his bert man, Mr. Dixon Pearce of Greenville. The impressive rim ceremony of the church was perform ed by the Rev. W. S. Poynor. rectoi of St. John's church. Immediately after the ceremony the wedding party, together with the rein lives and trlnds of the bride and hei family were entertained at the boim of Mrs. Henry Malone, sister of thc| bride. Brick cream and small cakes weye served, and the bride cut the large wedding-cake, ^which occupied the center of the b>aie's table. Miss| Elizabeth Ayer very gracefully served punch. The attractive home was simpl.v hut tastefully decorated with quanti lies of sweet peas and other flowers of the season. Mrs. Gapen is a popular membei of the social set In the < ity and was I extensively entertained prior to he'I wedding. She is a lovable young wo man and has made many friend since co|iing to Florence to live sev ert.l years ago. At S:30 P. M. the young coupk left fer Virginia Beach, the bride traveling in a navy blue Eton suit with brown accessories. After t month spent at various Northern re sorts, they will go to Greenville t( mak 1 their future home where Mr Gapen is most popular and vei> prominent in business. Among the out-of-town guests wen Mrs. I .aura English, of St. Louis, Mo aunt ef tli<‘ groom: Mr. and Mrs. Rol-| ert Gapen, of Reidsvllle, X. ('., broth er'inid sister-in-law of the groom; D: Turin r, of Greenville; Mr. Dixoi Pearce, of Greenville; Mr. DuPre, o Spartanburg;. Mrs. James Greer Zacl. | ry. o' Now York City, aunt of th< bride: Miss Frances Mclver Thomp son, of New York City, slstej- of thi bride; Miss Sarah Ijcminond, of Fay ettevillo. N. (\; Miss Sarah Hewitt, of Marion; Mr. and Mrs. Geo Patton. | Mr. and Mrs. W. ('. Wilson, Mrs Al bert .lames, Mrs Margaret McGill. Mrs. Wattle B. McGirt, and Mrs. Louis Smoot, all of Darlington, S. C. >rs GUD TO TESTIFY The “Burning Stone.” Sulphflr is one of the oldest known i elements; the ancient Assyrian al chemists regarded it as the principle of combust ion on account of its own Intlnmniahllity. and termed It “brim stone," meaning literally burning stone. KILL ANTS WITH Bee - Brand INSECT POWDER McCORMICK & GO. BALTIMORE, U. S. A BE PROUD OF YOUR HAIR Have l<mc. etrelrht. eoftbalr that can beeasity dressed. C-‘ r . J .£ r V!* dandruff.fe -d the etarvinj- U.r rjv-a and atopf ailing hair wila EXELENTO QUIKfcMZ POMADE the real hair grower. Send 25c for eiOierCxclepto Quinir.o Pomade or Exelento Sl; n Ceautificr. Agenta wanted toacllExtlcnto Produet i in all parts of the country. EXELENTO MEDICINE COMPA.. • Atlanta, Oaorgla plClltO DAWK SAIlOW SKinBeaujiiipr skins * Saji Watoga Lady, “A* To Wkal I % Cardm Has Done For Me, So As To Help Others.” Watoga, W. Va.—Mrs. S. W. Glad we!!, }(this town, says: "When about 15 years )f age, I suffered greatly ... Sometimes vouid go a month or two, and I had errible headache, backache, and bearing* Jown pains, and would just drag and tad no appetite. Then ... it would last .. two weeks, and was so weakening, ind my health was awful. My mother bought me a bottle ol Cardui, and I began to improve after aking the first bottle, so kept it up till 1 took three... I gained, and was well uid strong, and I owe it all to Cardui. I am married now and have 3 children .. Have never had to have a doctor for emale trouble, and just resort to Cardui f I need a tonic. I am glad to testify to what it has done for me, so as to help ithers.” If you are i.ervous or weak, have head* •ches, backaches, or any of the other tilments so common to women, why not pve Cardui a trial? Recommended by nany physicians. In use over 40 years. Usual Reductions, For Two Weeks, on all Straw Hats. With June, the influence of Summer is felt more and more in Millinery. In the early Spring one chooses the more tailored hat, now one selects the hat that will look well with the summer frock. We have an unusual showing of all kinds of straws an dfor the next two weeks th ese hats will be placed on sale at greatly reduced prices. MISS SCRUGGS 57 E. EVANS ST. FLORENCE, S. C. r. Begin taking Cardui today. It may >e the very medicine you need. NC-13T ***********************-*************************^^fr*****“************#**#*****# **♦*♦♦*♦♦*♦**«* FLORENCE MUSIC CLUB ♦] + + + + * + + + * + + The Florence Mimic Club will hold itx regular meeting with Mrs. T. B. Hi.ynsworth on S. Dargan street, on| Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Ixila Lawrence, Secy. Evergwh ere —camp, club or fount, the ire cold bottle of 4* PERSONALS * * + ♦ + + + + + + + + Mrs M. R. Mobley, of Washington is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McNeil on S. Colt street. * * * Mr. Robert Brunson has returned home from the Citivdel to spend the summer. , ♦ ♦ Mrs. E. I). Sallenger and children are spending several days in Lake City with relatives. * *■ * Miss Isabelle Elliott of Darlington was a visitor here yesterday. CherO'Cola rfit ties NOME 50 GOOD always has that same snappy ap- f>eal, so pleasing and refreshing. Refreshing With no bad after effect (w comes from Sulzbacher’s but custom seems to have issued that decree. We suggest fountain pens, Eversharp pencils, watches, rings and there arc many other appropriate gifts that we would delight in showing you. Sulzbachers ESTABLISHED 1884 GRUEM WATCHES SIRS. THOMAS’ WORD TO WOMEN Tells of the Great Good Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Did For Her. Morrice, Mich.—“About a year after my second baby was born I suffered with di/ziness every morning so that I could hardly get around. I had heard from other women about your medicine and had read letters about it so my hus band got me Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege table Compound which I took accord ing to directions and —_ in a short time I was entirely relieved. I also took the Vege table Compound before mv last bahv came and am thankful to say that it re lieved my mfl’erings very much and I shall never he without it at such times. I have told others of its great worth and shall keep on telling it."—Mra. Ed. i homan, Box 4 184, Morrice, Mich. W omen should not. continue to suffer day in and day out and drag out a sickly, half-hearted existence, missing three- fourths of the joy of living, when they ran find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's V’ getable Compound.' If you would like free confidential ad- rice address Lydia E. liukham Medium y>; Lynn, ««»»»»»»