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* Local and Personal Montlon. * * * * *** * * .*** * Mr. M. L. Bonn, of Nowberry, was a Visitor in the city Monday. Mr. 1mory W. Machon is reported to be Vc'y sick of pnieumonlia at Iis ioie here. Mr. anid Mrs. C. EiL Parker ' sp'Au11 Pr've rgdays at the home o' Mr. anid .\r . \V. Kt Richevy. rgt. L. C. tirsttIle, who is .l tionl at-it Cami( p Sevier', has been) vit. in': ho'".. l~il1 fi'or thepat ofw r . Mr;% '. C. elt, who Ii. te inrg at Prieclf.' !!wnrt the week-emllf in the (ty " her Iotiru, Ms . W. It . ' well. C'mOldurior GrJover C.Tlis h retinl-o l 'o his diities on the' C., N. 1'. a 1, h'r' sik of ninluona a'ld Ipneumoi~ a. 8:oor v e N. It. Dial retu rndI 'nrt to i ' di the opent ''i:' s o Mra .W. iiinso) anld ille<oh (er have; iriieid to A b i rt r ia ew days here with \Ir. aid Mr!. W. 11. iis n i: i r y \\'right has retirl'd to her ies at ilhe Di);ir Fiour & Crain Cormpatny Ifter ha ving beeni sick of inttlienz'ai for a week or two. Mr. 8am 11. 'Sherard. who is living in P'lifor'nia, is expected il the city the fltter Part of the week to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. Ti. Gilkerson for a while. Mims S. L. lolland and nephew, M-aster James Dean Wilson, of Augus ta. left yesterday for Greenville after spending several days with Miss Sue Dean. Mr. Geo. H. Bolt, who has been sick at the Julia Irby Infirmary for several weeks, has recovered sufficiently to return to his home in the Trinity Ridge section. 'apt. Willard T. Tyler, no wstation ed at Washington, D. IC., is expected in the city in a few days to visit his brother, Mr. Gilbert M. Tylers, mana -get of..the Opera House. The many friends of' Mr. E. 0. An dersonr, who has been at times crtical ly Ill of pumtunonia, will be glad to learn that he is greatly improved and thought. to be out of danger. Mr. V. M. Blartell, first class yeo man in tlt, nlavy, is siending sever'i'al d'"y': il Ohe city insncting cloth man il''( rr' byN 't he Laurterns Cotton .\Iills M~r.'- a :r 1tin wblv h, h) -' 'ur:l1 ' Iy in juhysi'ianr th. ir : '' r- ? the Ill'l now (onbu r me - rt- wh I- h r 'll ra r I:- , 11v i f t rn r C 111r1oMr an . I N.1 j e - r I 0* A R1T F OE * many people M n a ;n ' a ' rondL urn' (lor, t p h u' 19-year-old daugtr ofI M 'r. and Mr's,. Flrchr aylorh * nemoni, folwn an atack f*in maenn.eol Mi Tayld asii 'aremer wa tof the sAeue ofptis Chureh, alay, fthfu 1yar-od (oyai1g0er o Mhrch and Gods. 1'ecri alr v dnedw len' hoe hal mitts ihe rong No. hr afery laugher,(ly thf ilreadofhr p'eun oi ollowingSh as atako 11ir phrncnked awin~ iTays swaens andem a of ille Tn er Aveuey Ourpts ishr eternal han. W te abrsenle ringhof pastor, tihe funeral services wvere con ductted at the home by Rev. J. L. McTin. She was carried to Rocky Springs churceh for' interment. She leaves a large host of fr'iends wvho dleeply mourn her departure. She is suirvivedi by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fletchrer Taylor, four brothers and one sister, as follows: Meossrs. Roy Taylor, of Georgia; ,FlIoyd Taylor, now in training at camp in New York; Master Hlerman Kirk and little Miss Gladys Taylor. Tire public extend their deepest sympathy to tire bereaved family. A FTriend. ..'ard of Thanks, We wishr to thank thre enire comn murnity for the many, many acts of kindness shown urs in the recent death of our hitsband and father. Murs, Jerptialh Stone anG Ohildren, WATTS ILLS NEWS. . . e .* .. . * * * . * * * . * * 'e . Watts Mills, Dec. 2.--On last Tuos lay afternoon at 3 o'clock little Mary Mozelle, fle 19-mionths-old daughter ,rf Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McKee, dIed at their homel here after a three wooks' lI ine: of nelu nonia. The little e' ." ai to re;t it the ceictery here 1ahms,(1Iw t;day following. 'Ihe fun i'*.) s~rvi--e Was cottduted by Rev. . iT. n man of the city. The young: have the sympathy of thIei f ula in tIh ir sad bwereve In- F. Complilonl , ed .1bo-il d e at his homw here o '' uerday aflornoon of pneumoc, n.hi followed an altack of nd H-* .4 re ns were carrV-id to churchIi for inter n Ilif y foliowing. The funeral -er -v comldbicted by Rv. V. MI. SeMr. Mr. CoontI-ton was a well known Chi-istianI gentleian. a g4ood citizen1 anId ,will be greatly mlissewd hr h nun frlends. lie leaves : .dw and ilve children; also fou "m' .r, a:; follows: Rev. ] . 11 Comlp in ;-,l Toml Coiomnpton, of North Caro lina: and Mlesrs. J1im and .1lohna I. !onpton, of Laurens. Wo are indeed glad to report. ilthe 1tton1 Zis in1 our town are greatly improved. Only one case of influenza MOwna at this writing. Thoe quaran Line has been lifted and we were very ,lad to have services again on Sunday norning. Rev. J. A. Brock filled his regular appointment on Sunday night And preached, as usual, a splendid 3ermon on Faith. The many friends of Rev. J. A. Brock ind family, of this place, regret very much to have to give them up, as he has accepted a field of iwork in Aiken, ind will move there at an early date. May God's blessings rest upon him in his new field. Misses Tes'sie Kelley and Eva Sor 4ee were at home for Thanksgiving. rhey are both now taking a course in lI u'iness college, in "Greenville. On last Tuesday 'Miss Abbie Riddle dlied suddenly here at the home of her brother, A. V. Riddle. She was burled rm Wedne(day following. The fun ra services wre, coidicIted by Bro. Ahr't Al len1. Mis, Riddle has made her hm-uo with rI sn. Ela Owena, of .r; 'arit about 2:1 years. She leaves '1rad oneo Mer a -i fol fie, o \\ 1 s Millh; 1ie, of Atlania, fla.; PoN' of (,Iren ie nod Mrs,. .ad M h. . ! an dale .\\. . :. .\rinstrong as: purchavd a '.1gpt~ayer ptiano. Tlhere's miui4c inl the air, .\-i . Fred Abhere romi e is quite Iim !tr'tredf after a serious ailack of thei flu. \Voodilin WVallace. Sergt s. D~aughty midl D onald of Camp Sevier, spent t he week-endl with MIr. and M rs. Rt. C. Wal lace andl family. 10ungene 13. Simpson, of Camp Jfack son, spent Thanksgiving with home folks. GIRLS! GIRLS! TR Y IT! STO)P DANDRUF:F AND) BEAUTIFY YOUR~ H-AIR Hair innops failing ouit anid gets I hich, n.~aiy, strong and beautiful. Your' nt hir eoe lueiIIght , wavy, tiu f fy, abundant and apoeyarts as soft, lui-. trotns and beautiful as a young girl's after a "Danderine hair cleanse.'' Jutst try this--moisten a cloth with a lttle D~anderlne and carefully dIraw it through your hair, taking one small strand~ at a time. This wiil cleanse the hair of dust~i dirt and excessive oil and in just a fi w monjeinntK you have doubled the he ~y(1your hair. Besides beau$I'yng the hair at. once, D~andermne dissolVed etecry particle ol' dlandruff: cleanses puuriflies and invig orates the scalp, forever stopping itch ing and falling hair. But wvhat will please you most will 1)e after a few weeks' use when you will actually see now hair--flne and downy at fist-yes--but really now hali' growing all over the scalp. If you care for pretty, ,oft hi'nir and lots of it, surely get a small bottle of kcnowvlton's Danderine from any drug giat or toilet counter for a few cents. CH!ICHESTER S PILLS THE5 DIA310NDR [IRAND 9) yersnown** Uest,stfet, Always Relilit I SOWDBY 8OGl$TS CVRmiHER Christmas Suggestions of Value What to give is the all-perplexing question for most people, and we may help you out considerably. This year of all others an article of some real value is the rnost appropriate. And while our immese stock is overfowhg with the Christmas spirit, tiere is io an ar'% in the lt that Widl no fsrvc adb appreciate.d mor anIoe h years pa;s. 4W Fibre Rockers, Setteptv s, ig-rws W~n, CmotRcesOk aoay Desr-l od n ek n ul Tables, Tea Wagons. 71. .111111091111.'; ~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ Drssrs al P1oods11 an Dek 1(' iig 10l) ln hr - n .Aiorn,1' ii.P d n ,4,1- andl es e 1 7 ".1- lol I'' L4 % (( (hi Its( tr Ilits Death of ioree Tay lor. Oi la.it Sunday nh, Nov.:h I death anlgel vi!-ile1 d \\'atts.\ilma :-laiineod fronti the honusl of Mlr. anid .\lrs. P'. K. Taylor. thevir awractiv -in1d bf loved dalghter, Lot. r 11er deat h camie after a illiness of only oie we k calse(l from an Ittack of infiunoinza fol lowed by pneutlonia. Lor e was; one(! of the flost popiti 'r young girls of ou r village and her deatIh caused salneCss in un11iy hearts. She was a girl with an estiniabl- charaeer ani a loving disposition. For many years Loroe had been a fallithful member Of F c Ita 111st church and a eost-inI attlend ant at all its a'er. .e. For a l(ong uiime she .been stereta of her .'ino'ay .iehool eli', and )a - will h% greatly iissed by hoth her church aid chlas;. IFcree alway't tmret her 'lieids wili a vmile and a kaud word. .\t all of theIj so(ial gatllerings of the village shte was a general favorIte. I-ler funteral was held at her loiie on londay afternoon, the serv!ces be ing condulted by Uev. J. L. Mahinl, inl the absence of her pastor, R1ev. 1. A. Brock. The funeral and burial was attended by a large numttber of sorrow ing friends and relatives. Tier body was laid to rest in Rocky Springs cemn etery, the pall bearers being /1M. G. Jessee, P. D. Clark, J. C. Clark, ). C/ Jones, L. C. Langston and Rt. A. Car ter. W41 extend to the family our heartfelt sympathy, and let us not for get that in our loss it is her gain. 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