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THE ANDERSON CASH GROCERY Requests the honor of your presence Friday Afternoon, May Twenty-Eight 3:30 to. 6:00 o'clock to meet Misses Chase, Sanborn, Lipton and Tetley of Ceylon, India; Hong Kong, China, and Na Gasaki, Japan Crackers:-a la National Biscuit Co. NOTICE 1 am forced to do business on a cash basis. After May 1st I will do business for cash only. WHEN you have TIRE TROUBLE call us. WE are TIRE DOCTORS. We sell GOODYEAR and AJAX TIRES. HOWE RED TUBES and ACCESSORIES. VULCANIZING A SPECIALTY ALL WORK GUARANTEED Templeton's Vulcanizing Works Phone 270 108 N. McDuffie St. FREE AIR. I ] The Bride and Her Maids V BoUV the wedding sown end the wedding veli, according to the man date* ol the powers that be in making styles, may be either long or short, according to the taney ot Ute bride. ''The little? youthful malden usually en joya very much the glory ot the long trained weding gown, but If she ?would be original, or Independent, she han an opportunity, now to bo correct ly .garbed in the most youthful of abort a?n*. ' For materials, chiffon, lace, voile and tint, or satin, veiled with any ono ;o? the filmiest materials, neem to make the strongest appeal to tho brides 'of this particular June. Em broidery of sliver and seed peSrla ap pears op the most splendid of weddlug gowus and lace, especially if it be old and precious and has adorned the tJendes ot the family before, comes In ^^^Hbrshlpful attentto x. ^^Hfte mattor of the veil, few cap ISk? arr?ngomenta on tl e head appear spared with more simple adjust meets. Orango blossoms or Jasmine ^^^Ha make the wroath and some vst?a fall over the face, retching Just below the chin or to tbe> waist Une at >nt. At the back the vail for drasa may fall only to tho splendid wooding gown ahown ta the picture la tnade with the con veatloaal long train, but is cut "V sliaped at the neck. The bodice is Veiled with chiffon and the tulle voil i?Oj? from a wreath of orange bios soma over the figure to the end of the ?pwer-trimmed train. Tho bridesmaids' gowns are made of ? thin material having graduated bands ol' satin around tho full, straight skirts, the widest band forming the border- at the bofora. The bodices ot ' ? n ?nd satin arr? made vrlth round iJutcb. neck? ind fiouncos, lengthened st the back of the art?, extend from the short sleeves. The maid of honor wears a girdle of flowers Instead of satin and her bodice ls draped with lace. All wear wide brimmed hata, bordered with drooping chiffon and trimmed with big roses at the front All carry baskets with long handles. Ailed with clusters of small blossoms. The handlea are adorned with' wide ribbon Ued In bows with long ' ends. JULIA BOTTOMLEV. Queues on the Hats. Long, slim queues with bright beads on the one end and saucy little hata on the other make Fifth avenue in New York look like the road to Man dalay. There aro cunning little hata sbajr?d like pagodaa which are trimmed with applied terra cotta cher* rles. One of these hata baa an un derbrlm of black patent leather braid and the black silk taseol on top atands up straight. A black, tasseled ribbon streamer completes tho ' hat. "The chin-chin" hst baa a crown of shirred silk. The black milan rim covers both eyebrows and stops at nothing eave the. lashes. A queuo of braided ribbon hangs at tho. back which haa a tassel of Jot beads at the end, reaching be low the waist. Don't Forget th* Apron. >?j replenishing your wardrobe don't forget to have at leaat one gown which can boast ot an apron. For Instance. On an afternoon gown .ot green soft taffeta attach a pointed apron ot the material, and at the proper places have two UtUe pockets. ' Have a two inch-w ido belt at the top Of Ute apron -this la to serve Sa tho girdla of the dress-and let lt run off. into rj/aco tn lue., form of apron airings, uhteb ara to be Ued In a pert bow. MEET TRIALS WITH COURAGE One'? Mental Attitude Has Much to Do With 8ucceas or Failure on k Life's Journey. r Oar mental attitude makes or mars us. How often, in tlmea of sorrow, 'trial, weakness, we /eel that we must give entirely up to our lueses. We know very well thar if we do suc cumb we ?hall be weakened, ell* hauuted, robbed of much needed vi tality. But if. with bright, bravo spirit we cry, "Thia crisis in my lifo ?ls given mo to strengthen me, to raised me still further on my upward Journey; I will not give way to lt," then with courageous spirit endeav or to livo our best even in the midst of our desolation, we shall quickly find our hopes returning tu us. . Conditions will assume brightness for us. Instead of being borne down to the deptha by our trials, we shall lind that we have been levered up, by tho very thing we so deplored, on to a higher level, on which we shall find the wealth of living we have so longed for. Oh, it all depends upon our men tal attitude toward our life, especially tho untoward happenings, whether we aro advanced or retarded on our Journey! Let us strive so to adjust our men tal attitude to ail that comes to us that we draw sweetness aud strength continually from those very things which se?ra to hold only ill for ue. Mary Yeates. GERRYMANDER IS OLD WORD Gilbert Stuart Combined the Words "Gerry" and "Salamander" In a Cartoon of 1811. j ' Gilbert Stuart, who ls beBt remem bered for his portrait of Washing ton, waB also a cartoonist, and it was' he who designed the famous Gerry mander cartoon, remarks James Mel vin Lee in the Cartoons Magazine. In 1811 the struggle between the Democrats and the Federals for the control of Massachusetts was extreme ly bitter. The Democrats had elect ed Elbridge Gerry governor, and bad ?carried both houses of the legislature. iTo obtain *.nia supremacy they re capped the senatorial districts, and 'divided the power of their political adversaries by paying no attention to county boundaries. In Essex county 'the relation of the district to the town was most absurd, and a map of the county thus laid out bung in the o?lce of the Massachusetts Sentinel. One day as Stuart gazed at the map, he remarked that the towns as they had been assembled looked like some 'monstrous animal. A few touches of 'his pencil added the wings and claws, and he christened the crea ture a salamander. At the sug gestion of Editor Russell the name waa changed to Gerrymander. The cartoon thereafter frequently appeared in a "broadside," while the term be came one of reproach to the legisla ture that had distinguished Itself by Ulla act of political turpitude. Domesticated Egrets. Laws have been pasaed In various communities for tho purpose of dis couraging the use of egrets for mil linery purposes on the grounds of cruel methods resorted to in secur ing tho plumes, but the word now comes from India that the birds from which they are secured are now ex tensively domesticated, and that the decorations are now secured in a per fectly humane way. The birds are bred in captivity, and are plucked of their "ospreys," or aigrettes, without suffering any injury, Just as in the case of ostriches. Tho conditions of captivity make them more productive of aigrettes than are wild birds, as the young aro taken away from their parents, to be reared by hand, when about a week old, and the parents then breed again. Thus the nuptial plumage, which ls all that Is commer cially valuable, is assured four times a year. The birds are liberally fed with fish, and are so tame that they allow themselves to be seized without showing fear. The killing of egrets for their plumage waa prohibited there about thirty years ago. Insure Pigs In sweden. Though lt is commonly known that there ls scarcely anything in the world that cannot be insured, the lay man would probably hesitate before La hastened to Lloyd's to Insure his pigs. In Sweden, however, no difficul ties stand in hts way. Ia fart, there are several competing companies all anxious to insure the lives of pigs baloo glug to the small farmer. Bat as yet the industry baa not developed aa much as it might, alare ont of the seven hundred Swedish Institutions which insure live stock there are only forty which insure pigs. These so? cleties are most numerous ia the thickly populated districts, where they Insure pigs only. The pigs insured i must be at first in good condition, and the agencies refuse to pay If the ani ??is die tn consequence of ill treat ment or neglect. i -= Paying by Check. "Pay all your bills by check," say? a big headline In many papers. "Nothln* to lt," comments Tom Tompaon. "I tried that last month, and before I paid half my bills the banker phoned to know if I couldn't 'step over Just a moment.' You all know what that meant. The balance of the bills will have to hang over till next month and a little matter of $1? ta red figures has ta ba seen te at the bank. This matter of 'paying by check' has ita limitations."-Kansas City Journal. THE HARVEST SEASON IS NOW BEGINNING More Grain and Bette/ Grain Than in Past Few Year?. 'I ii. ri-.iii? harvest se.ison is just beginning to bo uiiiler way in this section. This means more to the farmers and laborers than in the past few years since the curtailment of the cotton acrage caused more grain to be planted. In all sections of the county largo fields of oats and wheat may be seen ready for the hand of the reaper. The increased acreage in grain has caused many more reapers and binders to be bought, and thia will jreatly aid the farmers In the har vesting of their grain. However, the old cradle will still play an import ant part. The grain crop as a whole is not so good as it would huve been bad there been mqre showers in April, but the ruins of a few weks ago did much to Increase the yield. The wheat is much better than was expected and with Hour at $8.00 per barrel every bushel will add to the farmers' in come. Card of Thanks. ' We desire to thank the good people of the Plercetown section and vicinity for their great kindness to us during the long sickness in our home, also those who so kindly remembered us In the death and burial of our dear fattier. May God's richest blessings over rest upon each one. LILLIE MAE GAILLARD. Card of Thanks. We desire to thank the good peo ple of thc Anderson mill village, also to the good people of Equinox mill village for their kindness Bhown ua in the illness and death of our dar ling baby, Marie. May the Lord bless each and every one of you. Walker Smith and Wife. ffqulnox Mill. Card of Thanks. We wish to thank our friends and relatives for the many acts of kind ness and tokens of sympathy extend ed to us during the recent illness and death of our dear husband and father. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. D. B. McPhail and Family. DANGER IN DEL? Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous For Anderson People to Neg. leek The great danger of kidney troubles Is that they so often get a firm hold before the sufferer recognizes them. Health will be gradually undermined. Itackacbe, headache, nervousness, lameness, soreness, lumbago, Sirinary troubles, dropsy, gravel and Bright'* disease may follow Us thc kidneys get worse. Don't neglect your kidneys. Help the kidneys with Donn's Kidney Pills, which are so' strongly recom mended right here in Anderson. Mrs. S. M. Farmer, 1204 S. Main St., Anderson, says: "I was in bad shape with kidney complaint. I couldn't lie on my back and many nights I was obliged to keep turning from one side to the other. My kid neys acted too freely at times, then again, not often enough and the kid ney secretions were unnatural. I had bad dizzy spells, too. Two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills relieved me and several more boxes fixed me up in good shape." Price 60c at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Farmer had. Foster-Mllburn Co., Props,. Buffalo, N. Y. If Back Hurt? Use Salts For Kidneys Eat Leas Meat if Kidneys Feel Like Lead or Bladder Bothers. Most folks forget that the kidneys, liko tho bowels, get sluggish and clogged and need a flushing occasion ally, else we have backache and dull misery in the kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorders. You simply must keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feel an ache or pain In the kidney region, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any' good drug store here, take a tablespoonful in a glaaa of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then oct flo?. This famous salta la made from Ute acid of grapes and lemon juice, com bined with Hthla, and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity, lt also neu tralises th* adda In the urine so lt no longer irritates, thus ending blad der disorders. Jad Balta la hartness; inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent Hthla water drink which everybody should take now and then to keep their kid neys ' clean, thus avoiding aerloua complications. A well-known local druggist saya he nells lots ot Jad Balta to folks who believe In overcoming kidney trouble while lt ia only trouble. Ftes; p. B. Johnsen. Rock HUI. 8. C. Lame Back. Lame back ls usually duo ta rheu f'-ststttta of the murcies of the hack. Hard working people are most likely to suffer from lt. Belief mav be had br massaging the back with Chamber lain's Liniment two or three tunes a day. Try it. Obtainable everywhere. IT ISN'T 1 li you want to live In the kim Like the kind of a towu you You needn't slip your clothes And start on a long, long lil You'll only (Ind what you left For there's nothing that's r< It's a knock at yourself whe your town, It isn't the town-lt's you. ? ? ? STAN DI NU OF TUE CLUBS. ? ? + ?++*+?***+++?***?++? + + + South Atlantic Won. Lost. P. C. Macon . 23 14 Albany . 24 IB Charleston . 23 .15 Columbus . 20 19 Savannah . 17 20 Jacksonville . 18 24 Columbia . 14 24 Augusta . 13 26 Southern Won. Lost. New Orleans. 2? 13 Birmingham . 24 14 Nashville . 21 19 Memphis . 21 20 Chattanooga . 18 20 Atlanta. 17 21 Mobile.16 23 Little Rock . 12 26 American. Won. Lost. Chicago . 23 12 Detroit . 22 13 New York . 17 13 Washington. 14 16 Boston . 13 14 St, Louis. 14 20 Cleveland. 13 14 Philadelphia _ 12 21 National. * Won. Lost. Philadelphia . 18 ll Chicago. 20 13 Brooklyn . 15 15 Boston . 14 14 ' Pittsburgh . 15 16 St. Louis . 15 18 New York . 12 16 Cincinnati . 12 17 Pederah Won. Lost. Pittsburgh . 21 13 Chicago. 21 14 Kansas City . 19 16 Brooklyn . 16 16 Newark. 19 14 St. Louts . 15 16 Baltimore. 13 22 Buffalo . 10 24 ? YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. + * ? National League. At Brooklyn 5; Pittsburgh 1. At Boston 3; Cincinnati 1. At Philadelphia 3; Chicago 0. At New York 5; St. Louis 1. American League. At Detroit 4; Washington 8. At Cleveland 5; Philadelphia 6; twelve Innings. At Chicago-New York: postponed on account of wet grounds. At St. Louis-Boston ; postponed, raw. Federal League. At St. Louts-Battlmor?; -postponed, rain, / . At Chicago-Buffalo; postponed, wet grounds. ft At Kansas City 6; Newark 6. . At Pittsburgh 2;" Brooklyn 4. At Pittsburgh 5; Brooklyn 4. Southern League. At Atlanta 4; TMaahvlllc 5; ten In nings. At Memphis 3; New Orleans 2. At Birmingham 4; Lilt!- Rock 2. Only three scheduled. Sonth Atlantic Leagae. At Augusta 3; Albany 2. At Charleston 3; Mioon 3; eleven Innings. Called on accoupt bf dark ness. At Columbia 1; Columbus 2. At Savannah 3; Jacksonville 4. University Games. At Princetown, Princetown 2; Har vard 4; ten innings. Tkey Are 70 sears. Old. "For some time past my wife and myself were troubled with hidnei trouble," writes T. B. Carpenter. Har risburg, Pa. "We suffered rheumatic pains alt through the body. The first few doses ot Foley Kidney Pills re? lloved us. Aft*r taking five bottles between ns we are entirely cored. Al though we are both In the seventies we are as vigorous aa we were 30 years ago." Poloy Kidney Pills atop aleep disturbing bladder weakness, backache, rheumatism. dirtiness, awollen Joints end sore .m?seles, Ryans Pharmacy. ?OUR TOWN. IT'S YOU 1 of a town like, in a grip ke. behind, eally new. n you knock at Real towns are not made by men afraid Lt'st somebody works and nobody shirk i, You can raise a town from the dead. And if while you make your personal stake, Your neighbors can make one, too. Your town will be what you want to see. It isn't your town-it's you. -Exchange. Here's a Tip Thet Means Money to You We were fortunate enoug&Jto be able to purchase some Roof Paints GN^jdifferent grades, and in all colors at EXCEPTION ALLY LOW prices. For the next thirty days we will gi our customers the benefit of our good for tune. We can and will save you anywhere from 20 per cent, to 50 per cent, in the painting of your metal roofs. NOW IS THE time to do this work, and WE are TUE people to do it. G. M. GUEST PAINT GO. "Guest Sells the Best " are delightfully smooth, fragrant and ref rahing. ' They can't bite, parch or leave any unpleasant elga? retty after-taste. Camels arc blended choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos? more to your liking than either kind of tobacco smoked straight I ""' Compare Camels, puff by puff, with any cigarette in the world. Tesl your latte, then you'll under* stand why men everywhere prefer them. No premiums or coupons, because cost of tobaccos blended in these cigarettes prohibits their use. 2^JT^*i?l CAMELS malt SO for ?Oe. if your Alfi \a tttaimr can't ?uqpb>y-, irnnm 16c for IL^tAMl OiutfHxckammr rtl.QQ fe a cartea of i -~?SSgBagq^ (?. nachas*'CtOO ?Juarttm?), ?tnt TfflB^ISHi ?I llMl m?<?f* pr ?pa itt. If af fr UMIIU &BB?SS&k Ju? <MM Buckau? jyom ?ra mm* aUUfktiA MSSJhihrE^SSA ?>i,h CAMELS/ Mtarn tkc otkir i5l2S===SS2s?' ??in? txrekant and mm viii rt fund s=gp=S^? your dollar an1 ooitage. a I. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., W?uton-Sata*, H, C, ELECTION SCENE IN TOKYO During tho recent elections In lat-an.the banners put op by the various nanCidatea In Tokyo *;?re *o numerous that ia the vicinity cf th? polling. VMNNfe they interfered with street traffic .