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TLIIIt?a^^ ' "" ' ' "'?imr T"^/'" 'rrrL Thompson's Big Year-End Shoe Sale Now Oil This is not a "Job Lot" Sale, but a Sale of New Fall Styles of the Be? Shoes that Money can buy We Are Retailing Shoes at Almost III Get 'em at Thompson's and Save Wholesale Prices the Difference -A^y? _? armfal of holly. The little ring bearer, and Mrs. W. H. Glenn . They will ^^ATm-Xjmi,^ ,_? xjf.'. ?' Miss Fauces Hamilton, In dainty matee their home with the groom's Af g if ?f\ fff?rimMm 1 N wblte silk with green ribbons, enter- parents, two miles ncr th of Ander t3___e, B\ \\M ?JtL *? ff M ed alone, carrying the ring In son, and there this evening Mr. and MBKgyr X d%^m^M a lovely little holly b a s k e t. Mrs. W. H. Glenn will entertain In Veww asssssssassssBBSssM^ t^?j\w The pretty bride on the arm of their honor at a delightful reception. UBS. W. A. I?UDGENS, Editor her niaid of honor, and sister, Among tho ont of town guests ex Phone 37. Miss Anna Belle Dean, entered from peeled tor the wedding were Mr. and -,_- one door, just af the groom and his Mrs. Ben Harper of Seneca, Misses nvAfTTivirr iraiip wmniv? best mah> Mr- Albert Glenn, came tn Laura and Mary Woodside, Dr, and atai iirui nvM^ytivvinu. ?rom another* and, meeting Just be-Mr?. David Ramsay and Miss Eudora -* neath the arch of holly, and surround- Ramsay of Greenville. Mrs. Sue Ram Miss Dean Becomes t&e Bride of Mr. ed by the relatives and nearest say, Belton; Miss Mattie Glascow, J. M. Glenn. friends, the marr'-:ge ceremony was Newberry; Mr1, and Mrs. Robert Mc At half past five yesterday after- performed by Dr. David M. Ramsay, Donald, Huntsville, N. C.; Dr. and, noon, at the home ?? y??. bride o mo- ?fr^s?dsa? o? t?;^ ureonvtiie i-t?ans?? Mrs. -Jeter Glenn. Sandy Springs and ther. Mrs. Janie Ramsay Dean, on College, an uncle of the bride. Mrs. Miss Lula Callum of Batesburg. River street, a beautiful marriage W. H. Nardin sang several sweet se- -i ceremony toote place, when Miss Pal lections during the ceremony. Both Miss Nan Osborne left yesterday tor Dean became the bride of Mr. John tho bride and her maid of httnor her home in Spartanburg after a vis Marion Glenn. wore beautiful suits of brown, the it to Miss Ella Sue Jones and her In pretty accord with the near ap- bride's a tailored Silt with hat. glov- aunt Mrs. Robinson. ^ .proach of the Christinas season, lt es and shoes to match, while Miss ' * - was a holly wedding, and this idea Dean's was pf, charmeuse.-Both car- Tho following' went to Lowndes was beautifully carried ojut in every ried pretty armfuls of bolly. ville yesterday to attend the Allen detail. In the east parlor, where-the immediately after the ceremony the Garner wedding there todhy: Mrs. ceremony was performed, the decora- guests were entertained at a delight? o. L. Martin. Mrs, Hutchinson^ Mr. tions were particularly pretty and ful receptiou and all were sincere and and Mrs. B. Berry Allen, Misses Lois striking. In one corner was an arch- cordial In their good wishes and con- Watson, Etoile Watson, Ray Masters, way of holly, over a back ground of gratulatlons for this young couple. Mr. Ernest Allen and Mr. Rembert ted, and with the many red Oeries In ' the dining room the beautiful Allen of Clemson College. the effect was lovely. Here and there r*dv color Bcheme was again carried i _ over the wayys large graceful sprays out, tho censer table was lovely with aft.,,** Milford has returned of holly were caught, with large red candelabra tod red lights, with a red',.T'! ^f^) her suter Mrs C B lovers knots, while on the. mantel canopy abovo showered with holly, iilcolumhil were a row of crystal. candle sticks Here under the supervision of Mrs. j ^ , with red candles? Everywhere elBS Arthur Rhody, an elegant salad Mr 8 w Cllnkscales formerly of over the house holly was used In . course was served by Misses Eudora ' HtT ' t'hu*countv hut' now of Bar profusion and over it all was the soft I Ramsay, Anna Belle Glenn, Laura ?ow Ga^ wil^be married there to radiance of many red candles. J Glenn and Eunice Dean, while Miss ?v'to M^? Mat?e ^ Mrs. Malcolm McFall, Mrs. Robert ' Nelle Barton poured coffee. Graceful JJJ to M*9 ? ?e S****8""* 01 Burns and Mrs. Eugene. Cofiold met sprays of holly were the appropriate y* - _______ the guests at the door. Promptly "on souvenirs. Others In charge of tbe w_ __.. ?__ ninan -?n tn time to the sweet strains of the wed- room where tho pretty wedding pres- T^nv??ivin~ ding march, played by Mrs. G. W. enta were shown and also assisting ^.T?T^7^* Thanksgiving Chambers on the vioUn, and Prof. ia entertaining the guests were Mrs. wul re,a"TeB mere. Chambers at the piano, tho bridal John Neely, Mrs, J. M. Sullivan, Jr., Mr w H M..un rtftii_-htAr party entered and took their stand and Mrs. Robert McDonald. The pres- ","r- M^fJI "# i iL?v E before the beautiful arch, First came ents Included a handsome collection S,^"" ",TJ*,i?' ?? ^;?re<^ty, 8peU the pretty brides maids. Misses Luta of useful gifts in china, Bllver and ye8lcmay wita menus nere. Smith and Agatha Spellman, then cut glass. the two dames bf honor, Mrs. Jake Mrs. Bean ls a channing young wo- ? srt*r. All?"**** ._ Sullivan and Mrs. Hunter Thompson, man, with a most "attractive manner. 700 bander Club will hold ?ts regu all four in beautiful drcsss of apple Mr. Glenn ls a prosperous and sue- ,ar monthly metung on Friday, Nor. green charmeuse and carrying an cessful young farmer .the son of Mr. 27t?? *,th Mrsv T- A- Wlggington and E CX^?C?GS J Select Your Presents - wea D-v er Before steaks are picked over. ' We lay them aside for you. CHRIST MAS is ONLY FOUR WEEKS away. March?>aiiks fi? Babb city. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sloan go to Clemson today to spend Thanksgiving wth relatives there. Mr. W. H. Martin and daughter, Miss Anule Martin, of Liberty, spent yesterday with friends here. Laader Alumnae; The Lander Club- wilt hold its regu lar monthly metung on Friday, Nor. 27th, with Mrs. T. A. Wlggington and Miss Gsrllngton at the home of the former on Greenville ?Arect. Members are urged .o attend as important business will be transacted at thia fmeeting. Misses Maxie and Emma. Cochran came dowr. from Anderson Sunday to attend the funeral of their nncle, Mr. G. W. Cochran.- Abbeville Medi um. Mrs. T. C Ltgon, of Anderson, is the guest of .her son, William Llgon, nt Saxon Mill.- Spartanburg Herald. ?Sh,t Bailee to Enter Hospital. Mis? Edna Balles leaves tomorrow for Greenville whore she will spend soversl days with ?elatives before go les" to Richmond the first of. Decem ber to enter St Luke's Hospital for training. Briee-Moore Wedding. .Mr. James Moore will be married this week at Mottnt fPMly, N. C. to Miss Bessie Brice of that city. Mr. Moore made Anderson: his home for a number ot years, when he had a po sition with W. it. Reese* Co. Mrs. A. G. Cochran is visiting rela tives in Abboville. Tho many friends ot Miss Eloise Brownlee will be interested in her tnartiago which takes place today at her home at Brownlee, toMr. Clyde Sharpe of Dee Weet. Mrs/ R. s. Ltgon bas returned from a several weeta visit to friends in Baltimore. Mrs. J. C. Blanton and children of Savannah, aro visiting ^he former's later. M.a. B. B. Bleckely. MiBseB Nan" and Margie Forney go ) Rock Hill thia morning to spend hanksglving wit? Mrs.. C. A. Reese. Miss Anna Ross Cunningham goes ) Spartanburg today to spend sever 1 days i with Misses Jen and Lal Cun- | ingham at Converse College. HANK8GIV?NG FOR THE COUNTY HOME. School Children Clan a Treal. All the children 'of the city schools! rill carry either fruit, candy or loney to school this morning and the each er B of thc different schools will akc charge of lt and fix up attract vo packages to be carried out to the ounty home on Thanksgiving day. lie offering will be entirely free and io child will be allowed to contribute nore than five cents or its equlva ent. By this plan the teachers hope o have r. very substantial amount of ,'ood things for those at the' county tome, whose Thanksgiving might ?therwlse be very lonely and sad. Wnsop?rTade* Miss Pearl WllB?h and Mr. T. O. ,Vade were married Sunday sftornpon it 4 o'clock at the home or Mr. George rlllley, on O street, Erogon Village, he Rev, a B. White offlebfjr Comfort z'wRcadiry^ k welcome relief after, a . bard ??7*3 work. Light "sryl?rw?r?" tram?e that will not hurt your noee. Let us show you the styles ure carry. Prices $3.50 to $5.00 and up. M. R. Campbell Registered Optometrist. Office 112 W. Wbtmer St Ground Floor. Ladies or Centi?mes Elgin Rockford Hamilton Howard Waltham Illinois In Cases of Any Style j 1 * Ladies or Gentlemen JLYO?V. Change In Location 1 ASM MAM> 1 4 ??ri /MfOr X?9 - a cassa ?sw rv ivvwiyM, as* w wi ava A. Power's grocery store at 212 ?-2 a Main Street, i thar.?- my friends for their , past patronage and ask con tinuance of same. ;.; I make plaies at f 9H^?' g o? d crowns t 50c $1.00 and up Painless Extracts** 40Vt. I make a specialty of treating Pyorrhea, ??veo laris of the gums and al! crown and bridge work and regulating mal formed teeth. uWiYork guaranteed first class._; S. (L BRUCE DENTIST Producers Hold Moi Than In 1 EVERY PLANTER WHO CAN D< HOLD HIS COTTON FOR (Uv A?wocint?l Press.) 1 al WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-"Thens, nre probably more bales of cotton V( now held lu the ownership of the pro ducers than at any other Hmo lu tht yj hilton* of the Industry, and'lt ls also D1 probable that this total will be very 01 largely Increased before thero will be g any material improvement tn the de- p. maud." declared a statement Issued -0 today by the office of mr.rkets and ru- j ral organization ot the department of ; w agriculture. tj "The market, though'much Improv-'c ed," continues the statement, "seems t) still to be rather indifferent to cot- D ton at the tow price that is ruling. v Under present conditions the move- v j ment ehotild continue slow. Every t( 'planter who can do so is endeavoring j, ' to hold hlB cotton for a better market. ? This situation furnishes sn opportun-1 g Ity for producers to cooperate in the-, marketing of their crop* with oxeen- I ?Monal promise'of success, because, In'7 the first place, they have plenty of 7 time in which to get togethor. In the j second place, they hold an unusual amount of cotton from which they can in any given locality make np even running commercial lots, reddy for direct shipments to the mills or for export, or for sale direct to buyers. ' i *-ine more effective the organisation t the easier it will be to negotiate sales, . < and lt is suggested that ?ipe-'-tnl organ- j irations can be formed for this pur- j I pose. . Membership should be open to ? \a'l producers of cotton known to be | )*olv*nt and trustworthy. ^ "The ofllce bf markets and rnral organization will endeavor to give di- .; rect advice to any organisation which \ phews evidence of having takes dafta?. - lt? rrelimlnary steps. "The few associations organized within the past few years have achiev ed a measure of success, which war rants the belief that if the prescht emergency results in bringing the < farmers together in effective local ] soling organizations the benefits will, < in a few years, compensate the grow- 1 ors for the losses 'which this year 1 seem unavoidable on accoutn of the < European war." New York Cotton NEW YORK. Nev. 24.-Tu- increas ing expon movement Inspired consid erable bullish comment in cotton trade circles here today but failed to siiuiul: *c general demand and trading was less active than since the reopen ing of the exchange. Scattering lt quidatlon of December contracts in advances of the notices expected right after the holiday, was considered chiefly responsible for the declining tendency. Otherwise there appeared to be no selling pressure of import ance and' the close was steady at s net loss of 4 to 12 point's. liverpool waa 2 to 3 points Ur** than due on the New York close of yesterday and while private cables re ported that prices had been steadied at the dec'me by an Increasing spo* demand the' local market opened at a loss of 3 to 7 points.- After some lit tle irregularity, December contrar?a sold off to 7.20 or 9 points net lower while leter deliveries sold ? to 14 points below yesterday's closing undo FcatterJng liquidation and llgth offer Inga The big clearances from Galveston and reports that a steamer would clear from New Orleans this week with 6,000 bales direct to Bremen were followed by a slight rally dur ing the early afternoon, but lt is claimed that the demand responsible fdr the Increasing movement has slackened somewhat during toe psst few days- la the SouthA and the mar ket attracted ' no Immediate support Prices were hers!** maintained and closed wftnLiTor 3 points of the low est There will be a. meeting of the crow Twrk r?v?ion committee tomor row to fix differences for deliveries on December contracts. I Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands j 7.75: Gulf 8.00. Sales none. Cotton futures closed steady. Open high low close Dec, old . . . .7.25 7.26 7.90 7J3 J?n, old . .*- . . - 1.87 7.37 7.34 Jen, new . . . . - 7.42 7.40 7.40 March, old .. . ..- - - 13? web. new . . .7,M 7,6* . 1A? T.?t. sy, old.-- - 7.43 May. new . . . .7.70 &70 7.61 7.63 July, new . . . .7*7 7.87 . IM 7.81 -o--. New Orleans Cotton NEW ?FJLEANS. Nov. 34.--Cotton was under mor? or less eelKng pres sure today bat the price gave way odty a little, the net change being a loss bf 2 to 6 . points. The close was re Cotton ?tory of December $5.6595.60; January $5.74 @5.75; February $6.0605.90; March $5.9606.98; April $6.05 06.10; May $6.1906.21; June $6.84 06.87. Total sales 10,300. Dry Goods 3 SO IS ENDEAVORING TO NEW YORK, Nov. 24,?-Cotton, goods a DDTTCD Miovrr ! and r^n. markets were dull and bare A ?tl ILK mAKJVE.1. ly steady today. Wool marketa were _____ I very dull, the chief spot business be u . . , ? ? . ling a demand for mackinaws.' Itt ayas tout at the lowest of the day. I reported that about 50 per cent, oj. ?he The ong side appeared to be ner- nonnal business- on silk. nleco *opds aus over tho =rp""?ch of the.first for spring had been'booaed,M ..j.,, v otlce day tor December the'epot re-: **" '7'WWWi- ! Ision in New York tomorrow and the ., >^sl^_? ^ 2 uying of the day was limited and sot ' CftlCaR? O?aitl r thd strong* character of yesterday. , CHICAGO; Nov: 24.-Assertions that ears did not like the heavy export the inadequacy ot the n?mb'er ot rhu? lovem?nt, nor reports of a good yarn j sols available for exports had boicomo Ur,'r*>ss. so apparent thai;. stffDo ?.wc-re ;Jhsl?g Total torMgn exportB for tho day taken to obtain government aid In jthe rere 64,804 babe, ' nudting exporto acquisition pf vpsBels, had a bearish Hus far this week: 139,740 bales, '.nnuenco today on. wheat. After an ounting in coastwise ahiprcents. tc- early advance tho'market closed weak il clearances from ports were 77,225; at 3-801-2 to 1-2 under last night ales. Spot msrkets lc the sooth Corn suffered s net loss of 3-8 to 7-8 rere generally unchanged, although lt and oats of i 1-8. Ic provisions the ras said that buyers were beginning outcome varied from 321-2 decline to o get uneasy over widespread plant- a rise of 2 1-2. f ag of oats and wheat oh cotton lands. Grain and provisions closed: Spot cotton quiet Sales on tho spot Wheat, December, $1.151-8; May 20 bales; to arrive 640. ; $1.211-8. Cotton futures closing: Corn, December, 65; May 701-8. December, old, 7.22; January, old, Ooats, December, 49 3-4; May 62 58. .29; January, new, 7.33; March, old, Cash grain: Wheat, No. 2 red, $1.15 .36; March, new, 7.45; May, old, 7.63; 1-8dil. 16 1-2; No. 2 hard, $1.15 3-8? Jay, new, 7.62; July, new, 7.79. 1.161-2. -o- Corn, No. 2 yelloir, 711-4; new CT. Liverpool Cotton ?at8' ??wfH LIVERPOOL, Nov. 04,-Cott?n, spot' ' Live StOCk rregulnr, prices steady. American CHICAGO, Nbv. 24v^Hogt ' ?irtt?b oiddllnfcfblr ?^^' good middling Bulk $7.30?7.U6: light ?At?m^S; ' i.79; middling 4.47; .low mlddUng mixed 87.18$P7.?li %eavy TW.?0f?7i65; ?.91; .good or?laary*, 3.22;" ordinary roneh $7.lO07;2v; piff; '40J$tV " ?_ !.77. Sales 8.G0? balta,, including, 6,- Cattle stehdy,^ ?eevt* $6?780tO.W: ?00 American and 1.000 for specula- Steers $5.40i?9:dow* and heifer?**3.60 Ion and export Receipts 10-293 hales 09.20; calves^ |8iX??11.60. ill American. Sheep weak. f^heep $5-3008.10; Futrares closed quiet Msy and June yearlings- $6.200,7,80 yiombs $6.5009. kl?, July and August 4.221-2; Oe to- -- >er and November 4.321-2; January Cotton V/arehottS? iud Febraary 4,381-2. VV; -?.***? _ -<>- . Licensing Bi? Cotton Seed Oil "...,..., Ju.-r-- ;.w - WASHIl^TON^ov. M^Wi^tn NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Cottonseed tgtive Lever, of South Cf^lds^a.^ jil way steady at ?ie start in Bym- letter received here today, j^O?^m jatby with crude but the list sagged his intention to. press?e cotton.^re >ff later under scattered local selling, house licensing hill ?or passage d?r the result of tb> decline In lara and lng the first week ot the coming ar rears of liberal tenders on December sion of congress. The ?..?'?.?.?I. lontract Finsl prices were 1 to 6 ready passed by the senate, provides joints net lowe * f?r federal supervision to make ware Tho market closed easier. Spot house receipts acceptable es cownier ?5.5505.80; November $6.8405.70; ciel naper.__________ . _L // THANP?LNES5, % If We ere thankful that we sell W Wo are thsjikful that our ow? - M ff tomers aparec?alo oar affords; to li;' ?- - eerve-thean. fl* ? ll nerve ?e?u j-. ML Wo will strive to servo al] our eus- /M ?fSfe t?mete iathe future na in the pa*t ??m CL ^ Opp. Y. M. C. A. Phone. 48 "Guest Sells The Best"