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NOA BAKING Made from Ci Absolu 8 88 88 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Local and Personal Mention. 6 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8.8 8 8 8 8 Mr. and Mrs. James 1-larney spent several days in Greenwood last week. Miss Ella Bearden, of Enorce, is visiting friends In the city this week. Mr. John Perrin of Abbeville is spending the week here, holding down his position as court stenographer. Messrs Ilenry and IHuilon Campbell and Ethan Frierson of Bolton spent. part of Sunday here visiting friends. Messrs Allie Sharpe and Joe Dav enport, of Princeton, were in the city yesterday, having coie over by auto. Miss Kathleen Wilkes will leave the latter part of this week 'to spend a few days with friends In Greenville. Messrs. J. L. Traynhan and W. M. Woods, of Honea Path, were busincss visitors In the city Monday. Miss Majrorie Colder left several days ago for New York where sh6 will remain for several weeks. Miss -Julia Connor has returned to her home In Greenwood after spendling sonie time here with friends. Mr. James II. Sullivan spent 'Mon day and Tuesday In Anderson on busi- I ness. Mirs. .\axcy McLecs and child, of Greenvoo(l, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Clifton Jones. M Isses Mlary and Talula 111Icl, stu dents at Winthrop College, spent the weCIK-Cid with I thei r pa ren ts,. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Little: Mr. Charle Taylor, who Is now making his home in Greenwood, spent the week-end in the city with rela t lyOS. Miss Pauline AMc(Clesky, who has been the inanager of Lever'etlt Furni ture Company for a short while, has resignedi her position to accept an other in Atlanta. Misses liarnic and Minnie Wallace nd~ Miss Austin, spent thle night with Miss Lucla llarksdale Sat urday en route fromi the teachers meeting in Clinton to their school. Miss Annie Garlington, who has been spending the summer in Pendle ton and Clemson, has returnedi to the city for the winter andl is staying with AMr. and Mrs. Creswvell Garlington. Air. and Mrs. A. ID. L. Ilarksdale, and Miss Malvina D~udley are spend Ing the week-end in LaurIens.-Gre'en ville News. Mr. A. P. Connelly andi family, of Niiiety Six, spent Sunday wji Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. hiopkins, on East Main street. Mir. S. IB. Wasson, of Mouintville, -was in the city sa lesdiay and1( droppedl into The Advertiser ofmee to subscribe for a year, a help to one of the con test ants. Mir. . (I. Franks, nn Ar the corn raising farmers, was a visitor in the city Saturday and called in The Ad vertiser oflice. Hie states that lie has not bought but one bushel of corn in thirj en years, 'which isa a mighty goodi record. Mr. Franks is a renter, 'too, hut doesn't owve a cent todlay. Ship Loads Find -. New ( Those Fragrant, Mellow-as-oh That Make New Orleans the TiS 1S THlE KIND WE UE - the Coffee that hwlnan hanndu green, until it reaches the take our word for the goodt priejudieedh. Tr'iy a enn at 0e1 buack if you are not pleased All Grocei Use Only HALF as Much a THE REILY-' New Orl iLUM POWDER, ream of ar Hy Purl COURIT NOW IN SESSION. Fall Terim of Common Pleas With Col. Lewis Presiding Began Monday. In the absence of Judge Spain, who was scheduled to hold this term, Col. W. W. Lewis of York has been con missioned as special ju(ge by the gov ernor and is now presiding over the regular session of the Court of Com mon Pleas for this county. Judge Spain's sickness was not learned until Monday and when court opened on that day, no presiding otlicer ap peared. The Chief .Jtistice having been propmtly notilled, the Governor, uplon his recommendation, appointed Col. Lewis, the able York attorney to preside. There being no grand Jury, the ju(ge's charge was omitted and the court proceeded at once to the case on the docket. The first and only case that came pl) for trial and was completed yes terday was the ease of W. II. Hughes against i. 13. Poole. After hearing all of fihe testimony, .1udge Lewis di rected a verdict in favor of the (e fenii dan t. Mr. Otto .. Hruse Dead. The sad intelligence w"Is received in the city yesterday of the death of -1r. Otto J. Kruse, in Philadelphia. No tice of his (lepiarture came in a card to Tihe Advertiser from Rlev. .John F . K ruse, as follows: "Mr. Otto .1. Kiruse, who has beeii ill for several mouths past, passed peacefully to his res. at. his home in 'hila(lelplfia on Sabath evening, 7:15 P. M., October 31:si, 1915, in the (2 year of his age. The many friends hi(re of the Kruse family symipatlhize deeply wiith them in their bereavement. Ret.nel to Lurens. Mr. and . rs. W. 11. Richey, .ir., and little Allss Sara returned last week from Waslhinigion where they have been making their home. They have nlinonced that Lauren.s, -nd Lau r'nT s alone, will be their home in the futumre and their many friends are dlelightedl that they .will not leave again. Mr. Richey has resigned his piosition with the government andl w~ill bo'associatedl in the law business wvith his father. Would Be Dangerous to Tell. A foston publishmer, whose- name we withhold lest you bo tempted to in juro him, says he has a method which will enable anyone to learn to play on the cornet for 75 cents.-Florida-Timecs Union. Definitien of a Drop. In the British Pharmacopoeia a "drop" is defined as coming from a tube of wnilch the external diameter is exactly thrco millimeters. 20 such drops of water at 15 degreesq Cent! gradlo being equivalent to one milliliteor or cubic centimeter. Help your' favorite contestant this wveek when your money will count in the special $25 prize offer. 'We sell very near everything at the lied Iron Itacket. Come and see. Their Way Into )rleans I-wine Coffee Beeins, the Ones Coffee Place fthe World E IN BLEN lNG ZANNE, never toucl frlm the sack, coffee lpot a ~lome. Don't ess of Lu7.n laf -we may be expense. tt your money* -s Have It. a of Ordinary Barrel Coffee TAYLOR Co. eans, La. + SOCIETY. + + + 4+ ++ ++++ ++++ Entertained Hook Club. Among the cliarinng social evenlts of the week was the party given yes terday afternoon by Mr's. Frank Caine, in honor of tle Rook Club. After sev eral games the hostess served a de light ful i:alad course. noln in Honor of Miss Wright. Mrs. V. R1. McCueni and Mrs. J. C. Shell ietrtained most delightfully last Monday afternoon in honor of Miss Kate Wright, whose marriage to Mr. Ilolmes will fake place on Nov. 17th. Ditring the afternoon the guests elJoyed several routnds of rook, after Which they were served a most dell clous salad course. 0 0 0 Forty Two Club1. Mrs. G. C. Albright was the hostess at a, charming afternoon party last Saturday, when she entertained the niembers of the Forty Two Club. Af ter the many interesting games those present were served a delectable salad course. 0 0 0 Wright-Holnes. The following invitations, of inter est to their numerous friends In this and adjoining counties, were issued yesterday: Mr. John 'N. Wright invites you to be present at the marriage of his daughter late to Mr. Thomas Nickles Holmes Wednesday afternoon, the seventeenth of November at one o'clock First Presby-terian Church L:"ens, S. C. 'n. Powers-Childrhess. A marriage that was of great inter est to tle many friends of the young couple was that of Miss Bessie Pow ers and Mr. 1. F. Childress, which took place at the home of the bride yesterday afternoon at half after one. The ceremony was performed by Rev. .1. 1). Lewis and though very simple w'as a pretty affair in every way. On ly the members of the two families and one or two guests were present for the occasion. The bride is a daugh fer of Mr. Dogaun Powers and Is very popular oveir lie county. The groom is a prosperous young farmer of the ('oulnty nid has many friends Iwho Coil gritulate him on this happy occasion. A Deiglit fill Reception. On1e of the most deligh t fitl affaIirs of the season was the IiIllowe'en Party given by the 1. Y. P1. IT. of FriendciIp. at the hoie of Mr. aid . Ws. \. F. U rtlihIes Satirday ntight. 'he (nt ire (.lit ire lower'(' floor was bea':ilifilly lerorat'Ied in ferns1. autui leaves aid i11i11puhinls. The guests were in1t at the door by fite liostes and lishered intto the parlor where they were en ertinIed at an ii iformal recepton im (i) file guests alt ari''e. Thtoe as sistilng in eniter'taining Ihere were .\liises .Josie (Cox, Pauiline Illnderson, Anna lDial atnd Lucile Riddle. After' the gutests all ai'rived a nuimber' of I llllowe'eni games were playedl iticlud lng foi'tune telling by the witches, wictih caused nmuch mteirrimetf. All dlutrig the evening hot chocolate and waffers were sei'ved in the beautifully decorated (lining i'oomt by Mr's. Grm biles and Misses 10mmuna tilenderson, Lara Cox and 'Paul Hobo.- Among the otherts assisting in entei'taining wiere Misses. -cutla Bramnlette, Ale Coopet' and1( Sara Lou B~obo. About seventy fly'e guests calledl dur'ing the ev'ening, icludinlg a nubei' ft'oin afar'. 0o0 1tee'ltal at llretnnu. Th'le following communIcation from firenau C'oniservatory will lbe read with gt'eat interest here, inasmuch as one of' thle youung lady vocal isis is fr'otm Lautrens andi~ one, Miss Dlupre, has v'is ifted lierie severialI timies: On Saturday evening, October' 23rd Mr. Neal Mc~7ay presenited b'efore a smiall i itedl audience, five of his ad v'ancedl lui ls in a dlelighitfiul vo(cal recital. Miss Lilla Todd 0of Lautrens, S. C., sang "At D~awniing" then later "Little Grey H-ome in the WVest" by special i'equest. MIss Maty DuPre, of Spiartanb~urg, S. C., sang "Beloved It is Morn" and "Biecautse I L~o You Dear." Miss Genevieve Groome, of Ster'ling, Va., sang an exquisite little French selection; Miss Velma SmithI of Chattanooga, Tenn., sang "A Bowl of Roses" and "A Hutndr'ed Year's ft'om Now", a conmpositton of Mr. McCay's; while Miss Nell Dimon concludedi the pr'ogi'amnhe wvith "Thy Beaming l~yes", precededl by Tosti's "Could I". Recitals of this nature wvililibe given hy Mr, McCay on an average of twice a month to giv'e the gIrls experience in apear'ing bcfor'e audiences, In ei'easing their 1)o1se and ease on the stage ('oxsI)rummnnl. TIhe fol lowing nccountt of the mar r'Inge of Miss Mattlo lucile '-Cox, of Greenville, atnd V~tr. C. C. Drunmmond, of Lanfords, which appeared In Thle Greenville DaIly News, Sunday, ill Solid I1' Made of the well finished. 1 use very little fu This is an e: finest stoves mac and styles that v stoves from $9.7 YOU ) And get perfect s. M.6 &] 1:e read With interest i i different see ions of this cotiiiy, w here the groont is already popularly known: A heatifull evelt of thle past week was the wedding of .liss Mattie Il ('ile Cox, anid .\r. ('. C. Drilumond, of iLinford. whieh took place at the ioite of hlie bride, oil Ailgusta siteet, lilandsomite growing plints, and an artistic array of white ch rysait he mum is anad nuttaumn fotliage adtornedt tihe rcepOjt ion room. 'Thle bridal pa rt y tncluded0( MIs's V'asht IC~ox, sister of the bride, maid or honor' and( Mfr. .r. M. Di'rmmfond, best man. Thle ceremon.y was per'iformaed 'by Dr. B. I). I lathi, and the bride was giv en in maririage by her btrothei r, Mr. .1. M~anninag (Cox. The bride was gowned in a beautifuil midnight blue stit, wvith neCcssoi'es t-o match. After the ceremnony, a temting satadt COURSe was served: 'rhe bride Is exceedingly popular and her numerous friends regret that ther manrrtace will take her frd~hi G;reenvilio. Mr. and Mi's. D~rummnond left. ima mediately for the grom's home at Lanford. The foltowing out-of-town guests were in the city for the wvedding: Mrs. W. HI. Druminmond anad Miss Tloy Drutmimond of' Lanford, Dr. andl Mris. Railey, of ClInton; Dr. andl Mr's. Vincent, Mr's. H endterson andi Mr. An dterson, of Laurens; Mrs. .1. {D. McCul tough, Mrs. W. M. EllIson, andl Mrs. Charles Bolt, of Hionea Puthi, Mr. and Mirs. Fi. M. Todd, Misses Leta andl Esther Todd, of Simpsonville; and Mr. and Mrs. J. IB. Cook, of Owings. Greenville News. - In Honor of Miss (Gelder. One of the most delightful affatrs of the season was given by '\ira. E. Porrin Minter Friday afternoon in honor of her sister, Miss Marjorie Geler of Newv York. The rooms of the old Minter home were \very inviting with pink roses, chrysanthemums and ferns every where. Receiving with Mrs. Minter andl her sIster was Mirs. Gelder. It was in all apptearanees a going away piarty, as Miss Gielder, who had made hetr home with her sister for some time was on the eve' of leaving for New York. Tatbles were prepared for "Forty-two'" and brtiige, andl whetn after some exciting games, camne re freshments consisting (of ice cream, fruit cake andl black coffee, te guiests wore taken altogether by surprise. Little Dnorothy Dial, a fatrv-likoe midet Car OTOVE finest Grey Pig h hese Stoves are qu el. Stove like cut $18.25 dra large size No. 8 le. This is only one ve are showing. 1 5 up, and No. 7 stove VILL SAVE A satisfaction if you i OUR STOVES E. H. Wik< IIapeare heain tg a hbasket of' wla Seemed) to( b )e a manss of[ ranige flowe0.'rs It proved to be Ihe annonne(mnt cards, 0a1:h tied wNi1h white 'atin i )on and a spray of the sig1niliclant marriage flowers. Ih'e cards Ica, Mibss.\lar-jorie Gelder. lr. Ilught Sanford Noveimber. lEveryoneo was intenit upon the re a of 0 the rse e whih11 not, eveII .'adlan Rum Hlilor hiad helelld. Abouta liy guests were prleseni Ian ulC row~d.'d about1 thle lovely brPide-electI, shlower igher with 14ood wishies.I A\ssistinug Mrs. .\injt er dIu rinig thle af trniioon were M'rs. 11. 12. .Iones, Miss ltessie Todd , Mrs1'. R. I10 l1ab, Mis. V'irginiia (Caine and Mrs. N. II. Dial. See t he h, rgains in Rled 1:roni Raek er basemen(llt--Ilnware glass, e rockery. (na'flellld wvare, I runks, rugs anid racket goo0dn. Leauiel For (Charflotte. Air. and Mirs. W. S. Mct.rady and: ilt fle son '"Shack" and( M'r. Ildward Mc C'rady left last Saturday for (Charlot te, wh~ere they wvillI make their homte for t he coming few months. TPhe fIrm of whIch Messrs Mc('rady are membnlers will be engaged O oin cotaicts in that elIty wich will keep them there unot i after Chiristmias. Viiindreds or friends in the city regret to see them leave hut will he pleased to know that t. 10is their intent ion of ret urning to I atu-. rens some1 t ime ini the future. fleember-Rled Iron Raeket has 2 stores in Iiaurens, selling samte goodls for less money. Card of Thanks. Mr. and Mrs. John HI. Tumblin de sire to express their thanks to friends aital neighbors for their kindness dur ing the long illness of their little (laughter Canie. The Kings Daugh ters of this cIty are especially men tiOned~ among those to whom these be-. reaved parents are very grateful. Ruy your goods at Red Iron Racket Stores andl save money on your fall andl winter clothing, hats, shoes and d (rug goodls. lost About Four Bales (oftton. Mr.. P. Fuller, of the Mountville section, suffered the loss of about four hales oft seed Cot ton hy tIre sev ('ral nightsi ago. The fire wats startedl, It is I houghit, buy sparks from rest den1ce. Fortuiinately an equal 1uan1t i ty of cotton was savedi bv hardl work, r AU Ij . V )ad of S on, smooth and ick cookers and and one of the of the many sizes We offer No. 8 bs from $7.75 up. IONEY will buy one of -11.tAll.\ GE OP id TT Y. - Will Ie StanId at theMt Oprern 1ouse Tursday Nih.1t. .\iiss 1 Ietly Bales a:.. Kitty, and(1 MIr. I-celanld Webbl as the E l-ishl dud(1, will a -plear here in he . "Mla riav of* Kitty'' a lie Opera llouse, Tlur:day, Nov. lith, supported by ofther iemiibers of Ihe compan-ry. lie .l rriage of' Kitty is iIic a thre net Ii comly; thIe scenery andl i elctrical effec't s are mlore thani grandi. lss llhifes bing a very pretty and eha rm ing younrg lady, togethert with i. Wehut, bteing young an ha l:~ndsomoe, makes it very eatsy for then to fall dlesperafely in love and mary. Trhe I wo are intr oduicedl by Mr. Trainvers in his law ofllce. Nir. W\ebb is very tmuch.. 1l' dis istifid with Kilitfy, as she de eel ves himi by her' (hangre in aipear ane. If seemis very funtny to Kitty andc Traver but n.iot the fiturt e hua-. band. lie enn h'ardlyv reallize that t'ie beauitiful lady h le saw wandetritng in the garden is the one hc mect in Mr. 'Travers' ofile and is to mar ry. By the affectionate feeclng Madame IDesemiano has for Mr1. W'ebbi, and of (coturse as most foolish andI wealthy boys, he gra nts her eve ryfthing in her fa vor anid after mueetine the bea utlfful 1Kiffy hie Is lilickly miartried and con.. iniues to dlec'eive (lie one lie thought lhe loved, wichfe makes alaamle D~ear ia no omiis jealous. Miiss F'annio I I'wnsi ax MdIme 1Desemtiian and111( Mr. I'~dwini Alberfo as Tr'avets also are featuitn g parits in thle play. '(hle MarrIage of 1(itly has pieopile to well fill every part, therefore those, present are proit'tsedl a high class comedy. The prIces have been reduced by request of mianagemnent of the Opera Ilouse, so to give all a chance to attendl. PRlces 25e, 50e aind 75e. Resetrved tickets can lie secured at Opera ilouse box ofiee. Performance begins at 8:30 P. M.-Adv. First Meeting of thie Lotcal Branch of Bottle Blowers AssociatIon. At the first meeting or Branch 35, of the Glass Bottic Blowers Assocla t Ion, whleh was held in (lie hall of the local assoclation, the following ofi" eers were elected for (lie comIng year: P'resident , L.. W. II ighee, vice-Presi dent, Iliarry Cooku. ~, Corresponding Secretaty, G;eorge~ Edwards, F'hinnelal Secretary3, Willlim F'lohr, Treasurer, ~ll am Finkhbinder.