Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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! Vacation Days lu (hi* day aud tlaif everyone should ar* ruiiKf to take a vaca timi, (io Hourwhrr? fur (bf ree reut Inn vt li ii li he enjoy? the moat. A trip to tilt aeaslde - th? mountain* ur the springs-IN Juni ?t hui you need aud whut yuu ?111 thoroughly eujujr. Of courue it lu under stood (hut you munt be -hod with light ?boen that tit the fectf aud which two (hut nifty, stylish look about them we nil udrclre no much. Our eelectliin nt styl ish shoes for Hummer in extremely gratifying to ns; sud we will be de* lighted tu shun them. Geisherg Bros. Shoe Co, Shoes That Satisfy Under Masonic Temple Palmetto -IThKBafbre THE 111 NU (THHMAN CO, PUKSKSTS "POLITICS AND PETTICOATS" Mo vie? for Today "HIS AFFIANCED WIFE" llromiio Two Keel THE BROKEN WINDOW" American BIJOU TMEATEl TODAY 'From Italy's Shares" Two re*l Lae rm aila "When Cupid Crossed the Bay" Nestor Comedy One Selected Reel To Be Added CALOMEL DYNAMITES YOUR LIVER! MAKES YOU SICK AND SALIVATES i ?-? "Ootfsoi'i Um TIN" Starts Yow Uv* Bmw Itel Gilead ul Yw Dui Un i Oil's Wuk Liven up your sluggish' liver! Feel Una and cheerful; make your work a pleasure; be vigorous and full of ambi tion. But ' take no nasty, dangerous ?slpmel because it makes you ska and you may loee, a day's work. Calomel is mercury or quicksilver T'bicft eauses necrosis of the bornea. Calomel crashes Into sour bile like d/camite. breaking it up. That's when you feel that awful nausea and cramping. . Listen to mel you want to enjoy the nioeet, gentlest liver sad bowel cleansing vpn ?rar arpar' -wed just take ? spooitfBW hwnlew *. ^Uoa'a Liver Tone tonight Tour druggist or dealer sells you a SO seat (wttl? of Dodson's Liver Tone under my personal money back guarantee that each spoonful will clean your ?Iu?gish liver better than a dos? ot nasty calonwl and that it won't make you sick. Dodson'.? Liver Tone H real liver Hird ic inf. You'll know it next morning liecauas you will wats up' feeling lin*, your liver will be working; headache and dizziness gan*; stomach will be sweet and bowels regular. Dodson's Liver Tone ls entirelv vege table, therefore harmless ami can not salivate. (?ive it to your children. Millions of people ?re using Dodson's Liver Tone instead of dangerous ealotnel now. Your druggist will tell you that tba sale of Calomel i? almost stopped .atixsly bsxt. LOGAN IO BE TRIED ON NEXT THURSDAY CASE WAS CALLED IN ABBE VILLE YESTERDAY BUT WAS PISTPONED MURDER MRS. SCOTT Murder Was Cause of Much Ex citement and One of Most Horrible in This Section. The cas?? of Charlie Logan, indicted for murder, wiio it in claimed mur dered Mrs. M. B. Scott in her home near Loundcsvllle on the night of March IC. was called in sessions court in Abbeville yvsterday ut noon hut the defendant claimed the three dayB allowed hy law and th*? ?ase was postponed until Thursday. The murder, which was one of the most horrible that has ever occurred In tills section, created u great deal of attention at the time and there wa? much excitement (?round Lowndes vllle. The neonle of Anderson and Vicinity will await the result of the trial with much interest. The fol owing was received In re gard to the case last night: Abbeville, June 8. -The Scott case was called Tuesday at noon. ?. H. lilli und J. Howard Moore were ap pointed to defend Logan hut the de tendant (calms the three days al lowed bv law which postpones the case uh ti) Thursday. NAMESIECO?OIIEEK JURORS WERE DRAWN Civil Court Will Convene on June 21-L?t of Names Drawn. The names of jurors tor the second week of civil court, which convene.-. On June ?1, were drawn yesterday morning as follows: Q. W. Bagwell, Anderson. R. M. Smith. Varennes. J. V. Kay, Honea Path. John T. Long. Garvin. T. V. Ivester, Varennes. W. T. Moore. Wllliamston. P. B. Martin, Honea Path. E. A Whitmlre, WiUiamston. J. A. Hall. Anderson. C. O. Harris, Garni. L. L. Bradley, Anderson. E. E. Qruber. Belton. W. H. Shearer, Anderson. C. S. Shirley. Fork. TV. H. Olenn, Savannah. Lc W. Wem. Belton. J. M. Bell. Anderson. W. C. Shirley. Martin. P. F. Arnold, Martin. 1). K. Taylor. Anderson. A. Ft. Poore, Belton. W. W. Ellison. Willlamstou. T. W. Belcher. Hall. !.. A. Glenn. Centervllle. W. D. Spearman. Brushy Creek. H. S- Brooks, Hopewell. O. J. Bee, Anderson. W. A. Buchannon, Rock Mills. W. A. Messey. Pendleton. C. M. Willingham. Broadaay. A. O. Pepper, Brushy Creek. Claude English. Anti-evil lc. Thomas R. Watt. Corner. J. A. Gentry. Broadaway. W. W. Scott. Varennes. Personal j Misses Ramelle and Lorena Nichol son attended commencement exercises at Clemson College. Mr. Jehu Milford of Iva passed through the city yesterday en route to Greenville where he will spend several days. Mr. J. H. Bell of Wllllamtson wac ia the city yesterday. Mrs. J. M. Bell has gone to Wil liamston to spend several days with ker mother, Mrs. L. H. -Seel. Mrs. J. M. Nicholson and Mis* Martha Richardson attended the commencement exercises at Clemson College. A party from Anderson who attend ed the dance at Clemson Monday night included Messrs. r?ilph Smith Louis Green, Sam Hunter, Melvin Means and Dr. Major. Mr; G. W. Palmer, who is % rising senior at Wofford College, passed through the city yesterday en route lo his home at Pendleton. Mr. Frank Watkins returned from Atlanta yesterday where he had been on a short business trip. Mr. A. W. Meredith of Town ville was among the visitors here yester day. Prof. CK. Wright of Belton, who waa on hts way home from Nicholls, Ga., where he bad been teaching for the past year, passed through An derson yesterday. Mrs. Fred Dean and Mrs. Dewitt Dean of Starr were In the city yes terday. Palm Beach Suits $5.00 to $10.00 Cep/r.gKt * o ac. I nter wovenH^s iery Guaranteed 25c and 50c Every Shirt Guaranteed $1.00 to $2.50 Clean Cut, Thorough bred People, want, and insist on having, that sort of Clothes. -You'll find them here at their best;-a big choice of styles and models; a wonderfully interesting variety of patterns;-the best tailoring that money can buy. -Of course, it goes without saying that not every Clothing Store carries that sort of Clothes; some stores don't know where to get them; many lack the experience and judgment to make intelligent selection from the hundreds of makers' offerings; many stores haven't the pat ronage that appreciates the refinements in these things. -?But we f ^tter ourselves that this store qualifies in all these regards. If you doubt it, let us show you. Come in and see them. Prices $10.00 to $25.00 Parker & Bolt The One Price Clothiers Wilton Bros.' Union Suits $1.00 BAR ASSOCIATION MEI YESTERDAY AFTERNOON WENT OVER CASES TO BE TRIED AT APPROACHING TERM CIVIL COURT. MEET AGAIN FRIDAY Committee Appointed to Arrange Entertainment for T. S. Sease, Presiding Judge. . "? . i The Anderson Dar association held a meeting yesterday afternoon In the county court room and the cases which will come for trial at the ap proaching term of civil court were gone over. However the roster waa oot arranged because of the absence of several attorney? who are out of town attending to business. Another meeting will be held on next Friday afternoon at 4:30 at which rime the roster will be arranged. Mr. Samuel L. Prince stated yes terday afternoon that at the meeting held yesterday it was decided to give an entertainment for the presiding iudge. Hon. T. S. Sease, during his stay here. These entertainments have almost become a custom and always looked forward to with much inter* est. They are always pleasant oc casions and bring the members of the har and the judges into close touch and In thin way much benefit is de rived . A committee consisting of Messrs. T. Frank Watkins, L. L. Rice and T. P. Dickson was appointed to ar range for tbis entertainment. MAKE WORK EASIER Anderson People Are Pleased to Learn How lt Has B*en Done. lt's pretty hard to attend to duties With a constantly aching back; With annoying urinary disorders. Doan's Kidney Pills have made work easter. So thousands hsve gratefully testi fied. They're for bad backs. They're for weak kidneys. Anderson people fatefully recom mend Doan's. Mrs. J, L. Brewer. 82? Ella St., An derson, says: "My back waa so lame and my kidneys BO weak that I could hsrdly aend over to put on my shoes. I was very nervous, irritable and tired easily. It was only with great diffi culty that I could do mr housework and the kidney secretions caused me no end of annoyance. When I read about Doan's Kidney Pills, I got some at Evans' Pharmacy and the first few doses helped me. One box cured me." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Brewer had. Foater-Mllbum Co., Props.. Buffalo, N. Y. How to Make a Read Drag. Please write ms how to make a rosd drag, and how to use the same. -Herman Ould. Answer :- If you wish to know how to make a road drag s?snd to the Unit ed States department of agriculture, Washington, D. c:, tor Fanner's Bul letin No. 321-"A Split Log Drag on Earth Roads." We would suggest that you also write your State high way commission for further informa tion.-The Progressive armer. ?3 lkmm l ?mi-I*?Aw?-Basia* sMU* (jossard They Lace In front $2.00 to $10.00 Fitted by oar Corsetlere. D. GEISBERG WHEN you sre en arrow, what do you thing of? Of Course t WHY Because it goes straight to the spot! ANNUAL MEETING HELD AT PEOPLES DIL MILL Directors Wera Elected for Next Year and Various Reports Wera Heard. The annual meeting of the stock holders and board of directors of the People's Oil mill was held Tues day morning al the mill at ll o'clock. The meeting of the stockholders came first and only routine business was transacted. The report of the secre tary and treasurer was a very grati fying on J and the stockholders are delighted with the results. The following were elected as di rectors: L. N. Oeer. J. F. Watson, W. W. Leathers. Robert Moorhead. R. J. Smith, ?. W. Pruitt, D. S. Van diver, Wade A. Watson, Dr. J. C. Harria. Mr. L. N. Oser was elected as president and general manager for the c jmlng year. Mr. Qeer has made a very able president and manager and desertes the re-election. Mr. J. B. Farmer, wan also re-elected to his position sa secretary and treasurer of the concern. The "dishrag"' oe it genera'.1/ exists should be avoided In th? dairy- A brash and some good washing pow der chould take Ita olees. -Tue Pro gressive armer. Love of money ls the root of all evil -and moat every man yon meet la carefully cultivating a fine specimen ot th? root in his garden.-Barnwell Sentinel. The Leading Hardware House Of The Carolinas In the selection of our large and varied stock, the first considera tion is QUALITY Our unsurpassed warehouse facilities make it possible for us to make deliveries ? PROMPTLY Our organization and experience combine to enable us to give you the best PERSONAL SERVICE SULLIVAN HARDWARE CO. Anderson, Beltor, Greenville. An average cost of two " cents a mile provides for operating and maintaining a Ford car. And "Ford After Service for Ford Owners" assures the continuous use of your car. In every contin gency there's a Ford dealer near by, with a com plete stock of parts. Barring the unforeseen, each retail buyer of a nev Ford car betwee i August, 1914 and August, 1915, will receive from $40 to $60 as a share of the Ford Moto? Company's profits. Runabout $440; Touring Car $490; Coupelet $750; Sada? $075; f. o. h. Detroit with all equipment. On display and aale at TODD AUTO SHOP i