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* BETHABARA NEWS. * Bethabara, Dec. 2.-The Christmas season .was opened by a Christmas tree at both Pine Bluff and Pine Grove schools on Friday morning and afternoon, respectively, Dec. 22nd. Each little child of these communities was given some gift which made their little hearts joyous. Miss Annie Caldwell, teacher of Pine Bluff schoo left Saturday, Dec. 23rd, for her home in Sharon to spend her holiday vacation. Mrs. Cliff Babb, of Greenville, and Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Milling, of Green wood, wei-e visitors at their unce's, Mr. R. W. Brown on Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively. 'ir. II. \I. Turner, of North Carolina, with his father, Rev, W, P, Turner during the holidays, Mr. M. G. 3oazinan who ia camped at Verdory community now, came ..Tluhil'lday to visit his parents, MIr. and Mrs. W. , 13onsmalil. Mr. and Mirs. Hartwell Cromer who have been living at liarksdale, moved Into the \\hiteford section this .week. We welcome them back. Mrs. Charlie loazman is visiting her sister, .\rs. Neal iill. Mr. and \Irs. 1-1111 w ill leave soon to make their home in Florida. Mr. Alex Brown who is ai Citadel col lege, is spending the holidays at home. We are glad to have ilr. and .\irs. Floyd Spearman in our nidst as neighbors. \\'e wish them all happi neess in th-1r mlarriedc life. .\lr. and .\ls. .I. (. Ilrown had as thei' gust s ('hristmas day .\r. an! M~rs. .1. U1. \\'ile~utt and Son .Jack, .\lr. and \. I-2. It. \lilling and son, Ar chic, and .\Irs. Cliff 11,0bh and childrenl. Prior, Oscar and .lack. Miss ILydia Turner is with ler un cle. Mr. It. S. (rillin during her Christmas vacation. Mr. and Mlrs. htobble Whiteford and children were Mir. and Mrs. W. G. Boazman's guests Thursday and Fri day. Mr. W. Rook Brown is visiting his father, Mr. R. W. Brown. We are sorry that Mlr. Miller Cole is in such a critical condition. We trust he'll soon be better. Mrs. D. B. Meadows, of Columbus, Ga., nee Miss Pierce Turner, of Cross Hill, is spending a few days with her sister, Mirs. Brooks Coats. Mr. Dipner of Chappels was the guest of Messrs John Noffz and Rich ard Smith during Christmas. Mr. Fureron preaches his first pas toral sermon at Bethabara on second Sunday in January at 11 o'clock. We urge all members to attend. EAT LESS 3MEAT ANI) TAKE KI)NECO IF KIDNEYS HULT Says Kidneco Flushes Kidneys, Stop plug Backache. Meat. Forms Uric Acid, Which Excites Kidneys and Weakens Bladder. Nating meat regularly eventually produces kidney troule in some roi'm -or otheri, says a we'llI-known authority, because the ui'ic alcid in the meat cx .'ites the kidneys, t-hey become over' cause d, get sluggish, clog up and aueall sorts of distress, particular ly backache and misery in the kidney region, rheumatic twinges, sev'er bead aches, acid stomach, constipation, tor. ]phd liv'er, sleeplessness, bladder and tarinary, irritat ion. The moment your back hurts or kid nley areni't aicting trighit, or it' bladiler' bothers you, get a small box or kidne co f rom Pteo p1e ('D rug SItore an d take one tablet before each meal followed by a glass or wvater for a few days. andii your kidneys will thlen act line. This famous Itreatmnit is tmadle fiom a formula of a s pecialistI in t he' treat moent of' kidney itroiilie, andm has bsein ised for genera ition s ItoI ils clo(ge kidnieys tind( sIitilte ttm ii noralt activity: also to neuitral ize the aicids in the urine o it no lontge' irrilates. j hus ein.tt bitiiri dliSOilrdr Kidnieen van no t intiureIi anyone.ut mia 'will be~ lformii a wondier'fully elthel i :' remedy lor' ali hiiey ills. Th1ey ate inlexpensix e an mlan b le eight by' th * * * * * e* * * e *4 * e 4 'Yates (Cox of tie IFrietndshtilp counn 4 ty which wais soI~tlemnIe in theprs enec of a rew friends anld relattiv(s at t' the home or .\i r. .1 ohni Wasingtton, thle officiating tministe ir, Siunday a fi troon at- 5 o'clo('k. trovedi of' nu tch inteI rest to their many fr'iends. Mrs. Cox is thle eldes tiaughttei' of Mr andM .t.Sam Switzer. antd has tributes of chatacter'. Th]e groomn ls afa'mer' aind a yotung muan of sleirlig After the ceremony was performed the w edding party r'epaired~ to1 the home of the bride's iparents where ani elegant suppler' was served. Mir. and M1rs. Leander Owings, Mu's. Florence Ropp, Mfisses 'Cecil Owings, OlivIa Curry, and Mu'. I. M. Owings wore visitors of i. Stun Cui'ry and faupily Tuesday. Miss Lilly Thomason hadi as her EXTRA SPECIALS h . FOR Reduced Sweeping , Sale THURSDAY, FRIDAY Laieso of the AND Ready-to. y aMost ANDr Seasonable GosSATURDAY .amet OF THIS WEEK AT i I .wdl 1 Y TSW I T Z E R C O . After a busy week of stock-taking we find many ready-to-wear garments in broken lots that we will make special prices on for Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week ONLY. Re duced prices only on COATS, SKIRTS, DRESSES, COAT SUITS, LADIES AND MISSES SWEATERS AND SILK UNDERSKIRTS The goods are seasonable, most fashionable in color and of the most popular weaves. We mention b~elow a few prices to show their money-saving value. Ladies Coats Ladies Suits Must Go Ladies Wool Skirts $1000an $1.5 Cats... ...... ...$798No. 289 black and navy Skirts . . .. .. .$2.19 $1.0 nd$1.0 ots...........7.8All $12.30 Ladies' 'Wool Suits, this week . ... $6.98 All $5.00 Wool Skirts .. ... ...$4.39 $7.310 and $8.50 Coats ............... ...$5.98 All $6.0(0 and $6.50 Wool Skirts ..... .$4.99 Misses' $5.0() Coats .... .... ........ .....$3.48 All $15.00 Ladlies' Wool Suits, this week .... $8.30 All $7.50 and $8.50 Wool Skirts...... $5.99 All $10.00 Wool Skirts ... .. ..... $7.99 Ladies Undershirt All $17.30 aind $18.75 Wool Suits, this week . .$9.76 Ladies and Misses Sweaters $1.00 black Sateen Underskirt .... .... .......89 $2.50 Ladies' red Wool Sweater .............$2.19 $1.30 black Sateen Underskirt .... .... .....$1.39 All $20.00 and $22.110 Wool Suits, this week. .$11.75 $3.50 Ladies' red Wool Sweeter .... .... ...$2.99 $1.50 fancy Sateen Underskirt .... .... .....$1.39 $3.00 Ladies' red Wool Sweater .... .... ...$3.99 $3.00 Taffeta Silk: Under~skirt .... .... .....$2.79 All $23.00 Wool Suits, this week ...........$13.75 $1.75 M1isses' Fancy Sw~eater .... ..........$1.49 $3.30 Taffetat Silk Underskirt .... .... ......$3.19 $1.00 Infant's Sweater............89 $3.00 'taffeta Silk Underskirt .... .... .....$4.29 All $27.50 and $30.00 Suits, this week .......$16.75 50c Infant 's Sweater ........ .... ...........43 As all merchandise is very scarce this year, this will be an unusual opportunity to pick up your requirement. Call adinspect the lines.' SWITZE R CO Saled pries o nleey O nlA R N rilsa hs rcsAeCs guests Wednesday Misses Sallie llro'wnlee and Ruth Switzer. Mr. .1. Archie WllNi of Atlanta, Ga., spent part. of the Christmas holidays with homefolks here. Mr. Clyde Curry, \liss Marie Curry and Rev. and Mrs, G. H. lIarey were the guests of Mr. 1111k Curry and fam ily Tuesday. Messs 1. Al. Owings and Leonard Owings, motored over to h oals littne lion Wednesday where they were 1the guests of .\lr. .Jess Lipford and sistei. 'Mrs. .1. It. Ilellats ret urned to het home ini Slarpanhurg Satuirday, afltr enjioying a few days with her sis.er, .l rs. .1. It. Irrownlee. Mr s. I1. %. Naibors of (olumbia, spenlt several day. last wvek wil h her moth. c r, Mr Is. 1. ,' I rook:;. Aliss ('lar ('ampbell and broth er spont V riday night with.1 Aliss lore i.\berorornhi'. .lMiss .Iantetto T!.otmiason was a visitor of .lis .la jorie Iopp of (;ray '('outt last week. Mr. and .\lrt. Slates Curry have re cei c ly tuovel into their hridsouz new.% hung1Jalow on tho (;ray Court road Where, they vlil reside. Wedniesday afternoon at 3 o'(1lok the body of AMr. .nit Salerlield was in. terred in the cetmetory here, he ser vices being conducted by the Rev. , 11. HIarley. MI-r. aterfield had beer in failing health for soie time. For the IMst year Al r. Saterfleld has lived in the [airview section of the county Tie is survived by a ntuttber of childrer and a wide family connection, [lere's wishing The Advertiser and] force a happy and prosperous nov year. Are Your Sewors Clogged? 'rhe howels are tho sewerage system of the body. You cnn well imagine the result when they are %topped up a. is the case in Constilation. As a purga five you will find Chamberlaln's Tab. lets excellent. They ate mild and gen tle in their action. They also improv( the digestion. CANT LOSE H.Ult. Twienty 1ears from Tody a lialdhead ed1 Mian Will be an l'nusuial Sight. One of the most prominent drug gists of Americal made it statement. a few weeks ago which has caused a great deal of discussion among scien fists in I he medical press. lie said: "If the new hair grower. .\liidredina llair Remedy, increases its sales as it has dluring the past year, it will he used by nearly every man, woman and child in America within eilht years. "When Mildredina Ihair Remedy is usared almost uaniversally, dandruff will disappear and with its departure bald ness, itching scalp. splittiig hair and all seap diseases will follow and I won ty years from now a bald head will he a rarity." 'ltere is only onf way to nure dan drumff'. anl that is to kill th germs. There Is only 0 Ii way to (lure dan druff, and that s to kill tho germos. 'T'here is only o e hair preIaratiion that will kill iih germs and that is \lil dredinla llair, enedy. TI hi.i unusual hair restorer lilt its record of thof u ans of cares will grow hair on any head where theye is an' life left; it cures dlan(rl'uff, stols falling hair and itching of the scall) in three weeks or money baek. It is the" most. pleasant and invig orating tonic, is iot sticky, or greasy and is used extensively by la(i1(! of relinement who desire to have anud to keep their hair soft, lustrous and lnx uriant. Fifty centis for a large bottle at 1aurens I)Drug Co. Mail orders illled by Mildred Lotise Co., Bosion, Mass. CUT THIS OUT FR IC10 to show how quickly '111 dredina Hair Remedy acts, we will send a large sample free by returu mail to anyone who sends thi. Coupon to Mildred Louise Co., llos ton, Mass., with their name and ad dress and ten cents in silver to pay postage. Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Vour druggist will refund money It PAZO OINTMRNT falls to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Prot ruding Piles in 6to 14davs. The first opplication gives Etase and Rest. 5Oc, * CROSS HILL NEWS. * *5* * * * S S .. .b 4 Cross 11111, .1an. 1.-last Sunday inorning at a meeting called for the imupose, the congregation of the Bap ist church Voted to erect a new% church house. The building Is to hW of brick and to be constructed accord. ing to the modern plan, with Sunday school rooms and all other necessar,% apartments. When comipletedl it is ex timated that the new house of worshil will cost not less than $10,000, an( may go beyond that estImate. A building and finance oemmittee wa, appointed to take charge of the work Tite present house, wltich has been it us~e only four-teen years, has becona inade(Imite to the needs and purpos cs ot the cturcl, though still ais wooden structureo i in fairly goot condition. 'I'he movc for a new build Ing utndertaken as it is in good faltl and a true spirit is a commendalbb one and the effort deserves abundan At tho I'resbyterian inanse on Tutes day of last week were married Mr Floyd Spearman of this place an( Miss Lois liryson of M1ontville. Till cereomny was performed by Rev. W 1). Ratchford in the presence of i few friends. The groom is one of th< salesmen in Mr. J. IT. Nance's mercan tile business, and the bride is the old est daughter of Mr. gain Bryson. On Saturday before Christmas Mr Itobert Epting of Newberry was mar ried to Miss May Brown of this sec tion. The marriage took platd'it At lanta while the couple were thero 01 a short visit. Mr. J. henry Wharton brought a ca of splendid mules here last week am sold qiuite a number of thorn. Thi remainder he drovo to Waterloo Rat ttr-day where ho expects to sell them This is the second car load ho hat brought here this seasons The local lodge of K. of P. will give tl tr annual banqeut next Thursday evening, 4th inst., at the school audi torium. The feast will be prepared and managed by the ladies of the School Improvement association and is expected to be a very pleasant af fair. Dr. Paul 'leGownn left Saturday night for New York where he expects to spend several months in practical medical experienec in hospital work in that city. Aisses .Josie Gr(iint and is4ie liro.Wn two young teachers from this place, returned Sunday to their re spective schools to resume their work early this week. .A l,111ureiis ('itz7en 'i'c1s4 of lIs Ex. perlence. Yoii have a right to doubt statemients oif people living far away but can you doubt Liaurens endorsement? Itead it: .J. W. Ifenderson, S. Ifarper Si., la4u rens, says: "Miy kidneys were badly disordered and I suffered from pains in my back. I felt nervous and out of sorts. \My kidneys acted t '0 frequent ly at times, then again ti e secretions were scanty and pal ll n passage. I had, dull pains in theti p of my head and the kidney seer ons deposted se*nent. I got Doan's Kidney Pills at the Laurens Drug Co. and one box fixed me up in fine shape." Price 50c at all dealers. Don't sim. ply ask for a kidney remedy--get - Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mr. HIenderson had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Stomach TrMIOles. If you have trouble with your stom I nch you should try Chamberlain's Tab lets. So many have been restored to health by the use of these tablets and their cost is so little, 25 cents, that it is 'worth while to give them a trial. UGH! AGID STOMACH, SOURNESS, HEARTBURN GAS OR INDIGESTION The Moment "'ape's I'Iapeps" reaches the stomanclh all distress goes. Do some foods you eat hit back taste good, but work badly; ferment into stubborn lumps and cause a sick, sour, gassy stomach? Now, .\lr. or irs. Dyspeptic. Jot this down: Pape's Diapepsin digests everything, leaving nothing to sour and upset you. Thero never was anything so safely quick, so certainly effeetive. No difference how badly your stomach is disordered yor will get happy relief in live minutes, but what pleases you most Is that it Strengthets and regulates you r stom aeh so you cnn eat your favorite foods vithout fear. Most remedies give you relief some time11s--hy re slow, 1b11 not sure. "Pape'-ID' .pepsinl" h (tick, o-.itlvo and p t. your stomach in a healthy condit i so that misery won't como back. You feel different as soon as "Pap?'s Diapepsin" comes in coi tactl with tho stomach- -dist.ress itst vanishes---your tomach gets sweet, no gases, no belch Ing, no eruetations of undigested foods your head clears and you feel fine. (o now, make the best investment you ever made. by getting a largo fifty-cent ease of Pape's Diapepsitt from any druk store. You realize in five minutes how needless it. is to sutffer from indigestiton, dyspepsia or any ston)ach disorder. JIL'S STATEMENT WILIJ HELP LAURENS Here is the girl's own story: "For years I had dyspepsia, sour stomach and constipation. I drank hot water and olive oil by tho gallon. Nothing helped until I tried buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka. ONMI SPOONFUL, helped me INSTANT TY," Decauso Adler-i-ka flushet tho INPIRFI alimentary tract it relieves ANY CAS9I constipation, sour stomach or gas and prevents appendicitis. It has QUICKl7FW' action of anything war, ever sold. The Eureka Drug Co.