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It ?r i tared il 28. 1 Anderson, I ot Mat To Attaint ashionable jfines care is necessary in thc selec tion of your Cm .ci ! The mon.* care you exer cise, Hie more yon will real ize that \ oic\sei fro Li\ St\y Uro nf Jaaed Corsets are the best Corsets for your particular figure, and will jgfive you fashionable lines in comfort! Let our expert Gbrsetier.es give you their personal ifctt?n/tion! rs. B. Graves Boyd Exclusive Agent McCall Patterns ILS ?N YT" H I NI GI CAANS,POLISHES EVERYTHING g?EV?jiTj. RUST EVERYWHERE' ^^?ffttttyeatstbo 0*3 RtB?bl?, larawt-wfllrg hr.~.z uz? ..... B^BHB%1??" * 7n,*cI>: lia*VT enough to oil n l.iwn mower. On a ?o?s cloth 1? HH**4?"#^<to -AUkcAoyaraui CUI<Y* clo.a tie Uc?t uml cheotw-a: jftjifoflffijggveata rest or tarnish ca o!l nc td surfaces. IsJoora and oat, HOS?*'?'''** '",r BciMiroii? />r*r8BB?pI?*n<1th''7>!ctlonsrTofntci-4?f*/r?i?t<? AS?&XSfe1* Ln SsfeSyfii** Jvs *1 ?*J.-sc o CJCJ? soc te ?S,v ?n?- tor '*aP*t?awa Handy Oil CM. 25C ii% cu.). 3-IN-ONE OIL. COMPANY c" ' DA BROADWAY t?S*j VONK Ci-rv L'.LJ.- ? ' .-' . ' ' ' Transparent Hats and Others for Midsummer In ;the reason hain having ilj?ranepnrenf brima t?a?o their appuar . These Urimn were flat and. ?uuu&t?d on braid ITOWB?. They were AjH^Bi. natt chiffon or Olin :?xep*. Ke?iijr- ulwnygj embedded he 'tweeo layers of auch airy materiula, .flowers, wi*li. petals sprfc&d :i;if. added touche* ..of lovely color. Thy effect rattj'-and gavo Ute hats tJi tir ill!>Ui<.\.uishlr?? ?ames-that o( "h...;-. ho embedded,' wreath? encircling the hoad Uk? a halo. .; ; JUI of aft lu inllllnory Bee?iiy rc a my transpar .? .The latter in'roJuc tf'S?ldSU! with a wreath of rono follago against a background of ribbon with a narrow border in hinch. J.lttlo Juno rosoB are ??it.in Ute wreath. The ribbon baud l? extended imo s:i:it endu nt the back Near the brim a httlo cluster of roses I la tied Into tho stiiii with a bow. The| coloring.Lt pale pink wita tho narrow black border of tho ribbon and darky] natural Breen! of Ibo foliage ndillnc depth and character. Tbo roacs an? 'sueded and -droper in tune than the] b&ly of tho hat. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. trtmmine?^-hut. mounted on the palo mad Smart Costume. * of th? entartest costumes ,for I g woroon, exhibited on a living | .I nt a .recent opening, was of verj tan worsted and mohtdr mixture., I 3 with abort, fiare skirt, revealing | tew ollm black lecher pn mp, guilt if buckie or Jfow, Vnd ^tocking* I ?, button*! ?as sur-1 ;. r collar roaching iny. black bri (fit a ?ul fy Brides and bridesmaids, with tho rest of womankind, are chowing a preference for tilmy fabrics. Tho bride often dispenses with the conventional white satin wedding ?own and chooses onu of lace or chiffon or if she bo not lin lined to depart from the conventional, inasmuch us Uer yell enshrouds lier with a misty material of some sort*, her wants uro allowed to take advnntago bf all tho ulry mate rials in mamilu; choice for her appar eling. A hot, muff und fichu designed for tho maids at a June wedding, bring Into requisition three pf tba love^est fabrics. Tho hat employa crepe georgette with tho leghorn shape, tho muir mada of a leghorn plaque and chifl?n and tho pretty scarr ur fichu ls litado of very flue net. This last Item is cnn of those ac cessories which may do duty long ?fler Ita Initial parado, and will mako a modest and pretty gilt from tho IjLEGAL NOTICES INCOME TAX PAYERS, TAKE '.NOTICE. Tho time for making Income Tax Returns will ?lose tho lat of July. All who fail to mako income tax liy (hat tune will have lo pay coat and penalty. This ls from Carlton \V Sawyer, Comptroller Honorai, nt Co lumbia. S. <'., so i would bo-glad to have you mako these rQllifns at once, SO your Auditor will not be "embar rassed. Those who refuse to make Income Tax Roturas will bo compelled to do BO at heavy cost. This la tho law ?i d . o long a's it ls. I wl'l hnvo. to enforco lt for Anderson. County. Winston Smith, Airdltor. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. AU per?ons hilling claims against the estate of Poy. Jno. ll. Herron, . hceii iod. aro hereby notified to pre sent them properly proven to the undersigned within Ute time pre? scribed hy law. and those Indebted to make settlement, . Mrs. 'Amanda J. Herron. NOTICE. in - annual meed hg of tho stock holders of tho Peoples <>il Ac Fertilizer tVimpniiy will, bo bold ip thv otlloc of the company nt Anderson. S. C.. ort Tuesday, Juno Mh at ll o'clock a. m. A full uUomlanec la.desired. J. B. Farnr?r, I* ?. (Jeer, Secretary President. Or. Palier Reappointed. .' > . , - J* ..'Columbia, May 2*?.--? (lev. Manuln? ,has reappointed Or. stephen Tabor,, >rpfr.fl?or of geology lu tho I'niver ttty ot south Carolina, state genuin .tmericuns ^T&??L ?ni?ii>>wiy w?< r**j bride, to tho maids. This fichu ls not long, but ratl er wide, is made of the finest brussels net with the edge fin ished with a narrow ruffle of the ma terlaL lt ia adorned with a small nosegay of lino millinery Howers, set against n quaint little plaque of lace. Tho hat has tho upper brim covered with crepe and a soft crown of this material. On the underbrlm of leg horn a rose is posed. To moko the muff a leghorn plaque is lined v. iii) shirred chifTon and edged with the graduuted flounces of this material. The edges are caught together to form thc muff and a fin ishing touch added in a rosebud set tn its foliage. Nothing is quite so pretty as a bouquet or basket of flow ers, but if, for the sake of novelty, or other reasons, something else must bo used, a muff Uko this or all of pink chiffon, mukes ? lovely substitute for tho flowers. _JULIA BO^OJULEY. The Vulnerable Point. A religious worker was visiting a Southern penitentiary, when ono prisoner in sumo way took his fancy, says the Pathfinder. This prisoner wu:* .i negro who evinced a religious 1< i vor as deep as it was gratifying lo Ute ? aller. "Of what are. you accused?" tho prisoner wau asked. "Dey says I took a watch," answer ed-tho negro. "I made n good, light. I hird dandy lawyer, an* ho done prow an alibi wif teu witnesses. Den my lawyer . he shore made a strong speech to de jury. But it wa'u't no use, stitt; 1 gets ten years." "1 don't seo "why you were not ac quitted," said the religious worker. "Well, Halt," explained the prison^ cr. -'dare was shore one weak ?pot 'bout my defense-dey found de watch in pocket*" For ( pughs (hat "IJang On." Lingering colds, bronchial coughs, In grippe colds and' similar alimenta that "hang on" until May Vare likely to lust ull summer it not cured. Foley's lloney ami Tar ^Compound will allay inflammation, clear stopped passages, relieve distressing discharges at tho source, banish stuffy, .wheezy breath ing nud heal and soothe raw nasal and bronchial passages, lt Is prompt in action; tafe and sore; Contains no opiates. Keans Pharmacy. SALLY PARNESS, BUTCHER MEETING Of THIRD STON ON 29TH AND 30TH OF MAY PROGRAM ANNOUNC Indications Are That Meeting Will be One of Much Interest. The third district uuion of the Sa luda Baptist Association will meet with tim First Baptist church. Wll liamston, on next Saturday and Sun Jay. May 29-30. A very interesting program has ieca arranged as follows: Opening Sermon-M. M. McCueu. I. -\V3iut ls the purpose of the I'nion. and it ia worth whllo?-S. M. allaham. 2 to 2: lit p. m.; discussion, i:15 to 2:30 p. m. II. - Is lt wisc to continue in our country churches the Monthly Satur day meeting?-J. H. H ran yon, 2:30 to 2:45 p. m.; discussion, 2:46 to 3:00 p. m. III. -.What ls the New Testament ?dca of the church and lt." mission? Kev. H. C. Martin, 3:00 to 3:20 p. in. discussion, 3:20 to 3:36 p. m. IV. -The dieaconate; ita nature, i|ualifikations and duties.-JaB. P. Gossett, 3:35 to 5:55 p. m.; discus sion, 3:55 to 4:10 p. m. V. -What ia church Independence? -Kev. W. D. Hammet, 4:10 to 4:30 p. m.; discussion, 4:30 to 4:45 p. m. . Adjournment. Sunday .Morning. The re?ular class reBcltatlons, 10:00 Lo 10:65 a. m. I. -The prime requisites of an A 1 Sunday Behool.-Rey. P. F. Craw ford, ll o'clock, a. m. Keceas. II. -The sure enough superinten dent.-!.. P. Smith, 3:00 to 3:30 p. m.; discussion, 3:30 to 3:45 n. m. III. -The teacher-hlB qualifica tions.-T. B. Kay, 3:45 to 4:00 p. m.; discussion, 4:00 to 4:15 p. m. IV. -The Bible-its place in the Sunday school.-B. F. Earl, 4:15 to 1:30 p. m.; discussion, 4:30 to 4:45 p. m. Prayer and benediction. *?**++*++*+++**+??+? + ? * ? ? STANDING OF THE CLUBS. **+++++*+*++++***+**+* South Atlantic. Won. Lost. P. C. Mace* .? 23 14 522 Charleston. 23 15. 603 Albany . 24 16 600 Columbus. 20 20 500 Savannah . 18 20 474 Jacksonville :_ 18 25 419 Columbia . 15 24 385 Augusta . 14 25 359 Southern N Won. Lost. P.C. New Orleans. 29 13 69? Birmingham . 24 15 61! Nashville . 21 20 612 Memphis . 21 20 6121 Chattanooga . 18 20 474 j Atlanta _._.18 21 462 Mobile . 16 24 400] Little Rock . 13 26 381, American. Won. Lost. P. C. Chicago _. 24 12 667! Detroit . 23 13 639 New York . 17 14 648 ! Boat?n . 13 14 481 Washington ..... 14 16 467 St. Louis ........ lt 20 413-1 Cleveland . 18 19 406 Philadelphia .... 12 . 21 3041 National. Won. Lost. P.C. Philadelphia .....18 ll 62 Chicago. .. 20 13 606 Boston .'..14 . 14 600 Pittsburgh. 15 16 484 St. LoulB . 15 18 465 New York ..12 16 429 Cincinnati . 12 17 414 FedarJ. Won. Lost P C.) Pittsburgh ._ 21 14 600 Chicago ..'21 14 600 J Kansas City ..... 19 18 643j Brooklyn. Al 16 51& Newark.. .. .. 19 24 484 j St. Loula . IS 16 484j Baltimore ........ 13 22 371, Buffalo . 10 24 294 ***???+???*????**?*? ?* ? . .* *>.- YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. * fr. ? American League. i siat Detroit 10; Washington 5. At Chicago 7: New York 6. ; Ot hera postponed on account of rain. National League All gamea .postponed on account ram and 'wet grounds. Federal Lessee. At Pittsburgh 3; Brooklyn t?. Others postponed on account o rain and cold. S?-n<Ja AtlsnUc Stagne. At Auirua?c Albany 2. At t'oi?Mairw?!; Ootymb?*? 0 T "You may love your family, but you might be polite I enough to insure for their benefit, that much you owe s them." MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY M. M. MATTISON, General Agent, C. V/. WEBB, District Agent J. J. TROWBRIDGE, Special Agent Blue Ridge Railway Co., Announce* Very Low Rates for the Follow? ing Occasion, From Anderson, S. C. Birmingham, Ala. and -Return Account Sunday School Congress (Colored) June 9-1-4th $12.45 Tickets on sale June 7, 8 and 9, limited to return June 17, 1915. : V Nashville, Tenn, and Return Account Peabody College Surr?rner.-' School June 17th- * August 28th, 1915 $12.70 Tickets on sale June 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, 26, July 22nd, 23rd, and 26th 1915, limited to return 15 days from date of sale. Knoville, Tenn., and Return Account Summer School of the South, University of Ten nessee, June 22nd, July 30th, 1915 - $8.25 Tickets on sale June 20, 21, 22, 26, 27,. July 2, 3, 10/and 17th, 1915. Tickets limited fifteen days from daie of sale for returning. lt:-'.-'?'TV""' .'. 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