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Cool Comfortable Oxfords Fine WILLOW CALF Oxfords like cut, with oithopedic heels at $2.50 tie Pair Also same as cut except they are ventilated, at $2.50 the Pair Thompson's The One Price Shoe Store. We Sell For Cash Only. np m "Hello, is that Pre yost's Store?" "No, Ma'm! this is Smith's." "Wrong number, I want Prevost's, where they are sell ing Home Ground Corn Meal at 30c a Peck IT MAKES SURE 'NUF CORN BREAD" Pr ev o st's Store "The Little Store With the Big Business." YO U are most cordially invited to attend the Formal Opening of our beautiful White Onyx Fountain TODAY, lt is said to be the finest and handsomest Fountain within the state. We are amply prepared to cater to your every whim in Cold Drinks, Ice Creams, Sher bets, etc. WE WILL EXPECT YOU ATKINSON^Drugz "In Business For Your Health" THE BANK ACCOUNT Is the first step towards success. Makes you independent. Gives von standing iii the community. ls an ever present help in time of need. Start one with us at once. Protects your family in emergencies. % Interest paid on deposits. FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK ^ . FARMERS LOAN & TRUST CO. TO CELEBRATE FOURTH JULY AT WARE SHOALS CELEBRATION UNDER AUS PICES OF Y. M. C. A. OF THAT PLACE MUSIC AND RACES Number of Prizes ??ave Been Of fered For Winners ?nd Day Will Be Big One. The Young Men's Christian associa tion of Ware Shoals will have a Fourth of July celebration on Saturday. July J. They haw arranged a very Inter esting program of races, music mov ing pictures, etc. which is printed in full helow: Morning. 8:30.- Musk at hall by Helgal Con cert band. 8:45-Water sports on the pond. Music by Reigal Concert baud. Boat race Prize-$5.00 pair of shoes donated by Messrs. Medlock & Bowie. Tub Race: Merchandise to be se lected ut Dallas' store, value $2.50 donated by Mr. J. J. Dallas. Swimming race: Prize-Merchandis> to be selected at Dallas' store, valuv $2.50. donated by Mr. J. J. Dallas. Moving nlctures at hall from 9.00 to 11:20. 10 00-Field sports at base ball park. Music by Klegal Concert band. Wheelborrow race: Prize-$1.00 cash. Three-legged race: Prize-$2.00 cash. Sack Race: Prize-$1.00 cash. Potato Euee for Girls under 16: Prize-$5.00 pair of slippers donated by Mr. Lee Freeman's Tonsorial par lors. Egg Race for Ladies: Prize-Selec tion at company store o fartlcle value $2.00. Hundred Yard Daeh for Men: Prize -$5.00 rocker chair donated by Mr. Oeo. McCuen. Hundred yard Dash for Boys: Prize -$1.00. Cllmbiug Greased Pole: Prize Sack of money. All cash prized donated by the peo ple of Ware Shoals. Invocation at barbecue ground by Rev. J. M. Dallas. Music by Riegal Concert band. 11:50-Opening remarks by ih? chairman, Mr. D. L. Allen. Speech by Mr. H. C. Tillman. Music by Riegal Concert band. Speech by Mr. R. A. Cooper. Music by Fitegal Concert band. Speech by Hon. A. F. .Lever. Afternoon. 12:30-Dinner at barbecue grounds. 2:\<0-'Music at ball park by Reigal Concert >aud. 2:35.-Field sports at base ball park. Running broad Jump for men: Prize -Box of cigars donated by Mr. Clack White. Running broad jump for boys: Prize -$1.00 cash. Running high jump for men: Prize -11.00 cash. Running high lump for boys: Prize -$1.00 cash. Walking race for ladies: Prise-Se lection of article at compauy store, value $3.00. Rooster race: Prize-$2.00 cash. Second prise $1.00 cash. Penny race for boy? lt and under: Prise-$1.00 In pennies, (scattered.) Tug of war between weave room and card room: Prise-'Box of ctflarfs do nated by Ware Shoals Mfg.| Co., store, J. G. Gambrell. manager. Battle royal, (colored): Prize $5.00 cash for man staying in longest, $1.00 cash for man claying in longest with bim. AR cash prizes donated by the peo ple of Ware Shoals. Moving pictures at ball from 3 p. m. to 10 p. m. 4:50-Base ball game-Ware Shoals vs. . . . - ] 7:45-Music at ball by Riegal Con cert band. 8:00-Moating pictures-Special fea tu'a. Gold medal to be awarded tc one scoring most points in the various points. Medal donated by Mr. R. L. Whits. Jeweler. Greenwood, Sou'.h Carolina. Four month's membership in Y. M. C. A. to be swarded each member of Ware Shoals team knocking borne run. Donated as follows: First-J. D. Lokey. Second--J. B. Workman. Third-S. L. McCracken. Fourth-J. F. MacEnroe. Contestant's must sign up nt the hall for ?sch event he or she deslrea to enter. Brents are open to all, but no ons will be allowed to take part unless entry has been made at the hall on or before July 2nd. Full information may be obtained at the hall regarding ali the events st any time the building u??en. Men IT to 100 years of age. Boys IS to IS years of ag?. Te Sleep Well ts. Summer. Slight inflammation of th? bron chial tubes causes a distressing cough sad makes refreshing sleej) Impos sible. Foley's Honey sad Tar Com pound corers raw, inflamed. Irritated surfaces with a soothing, healing coating and stops that annoying tick ling, relieving the racking, tiring cough. Take this splendid cough med icine with you on summer trip?. It ta good for coughs, colds, bronchial affections sod ls grippe coughs. Evans Pharmacy. (jossara They Lace In front $2.00 to $10.00 Fitted bj our Curseder*'. D. GEISBERG ANDERSON BOOSTERS LEAVE AT 5 O'CLOCK GO FROM HERE TO HART WELL WHERE THEY MEET DELEGATIONS. IMPORTANT AFFAIR Questions of Vital Importance to Anderson, Hartwell and Elber ton to Be Discussed. This afternoon at 4:30 the members of the Ad Club who are going on the picnic at Hailey's ferry will assem ble at the chamber of commerce rooms, from which place automobiles carrying the party will leave prompt ly at [> o'clock. There will be room for all the members wiio have signi fied their intention of going and all are asked to be there un time. Atar reaching iluiley'a ferry, the parties will go to Hartwell, Ga., on a boosters trip. Here they will be met by the Elberton delegation and Joined by the Hartwell boosters. After spending a short time in Hartwell all will return to Hailey's ferry where a delightful supper will be awaiting them. About twenty-five cars are expected to go from this city. During the meeting informal talks will be made and matters pertaining to the interest of Hartwell. Anderson and Elberton discussed. Among the topics which will most likely come before the meeting will be thal old question of constructing thc bridge over the Savannah river, the proposed interurban line from Anderson through that section of Georgia and the proposed change in the National highway route. The first two questions have been discussed before but . the latter is something that has Just come up and ls one of vital imp?t tance to the three cities which will be represented at this meeting. The Anderson party ls expected to return to the city about 9:3u. 1 DEATHS j MUS, C. L. REID. Walhalla, June 14.-News reached here at 8 o'clock tonight of the death of Mrs. C. L. Reid, at the home of her son, Charles Reid, at Woodbury, Ga. Mrs. Held was the wife of the late C. L. Reid, and for years resided In Walhaiia. Her death 1B a shock to many relatives and friends here. Her remains are expected to reach here at 2 o'clock Tuesday. Miss Catharine Hardy. The death of Miss I.illira Catharine Hardy occurred ut the home of her nephew; Mr. W. G. Hodges, near Starr, late Sunday afternoon. Miss Hardy was 77 years of age and had been ill for several weeks. She was an aunt of Mrs. J. p. Crout of this city and was the owne . of a large plantation several miles from Starr. * Funeral service? were held yester day afternoon at the residence at 2:30 and interment was made immediately afterwards at the family plot of Beth esda church. QUIT MEAT IF YOUR KIDNEYS ACT BADLY Take Tablespoonful ol Salts if Back Hurts or Bladder Bothers. , We are a nation of meat esters and our blood Is filled with uric acid, says a well-known authority, who warns us to be constantly on guard against kidney trouble. the blood of this irritating add, but The kidneys do their utmost to free become weak from overwork; they get sluggish; the eliminative tissues clog and thus the waste is retained la the blood to poison the entire system. When your kidneys ache and feel like lumps of lead, and you have stinging pains In the heck or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or the blad der ls Irritable, obliging you to seek relief during the night; when you have severe headaches, nervous, and ditsy spells, sleepessness, acid stomach or rheumatism in bad weather, get from your pharmacist about four ounces ot Jad Salta; take a tablespoonful In a glass of water before breakfast .each morning and In a few days your kid neys will act flue. Thia famous taits ls made from the ?cid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with llthla. and baa been used for g?n?rations to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, to neu tralise the acida in urine so lt ls no tonger a sourc* of irritation, thus end ing urinary and bladder disorders. Jed Balta ts Inexenslve and caa not Injure; makes a delightful effervescent llthla-water drink, ead nobody caa make a mistake by taking a little oc casionally to keep the kidneys clean sad active. NEGRO CHURCH SCENE OF SUNDAY HOMICIDE TWO NEGROES KILLED AN OTHER-PISTOL AND RAZOR BEING USED. ARE PLACED IN JAIL Deputy Williams Went to Scene Sunday Nighi and Brought Negroes Eack. Two negroes. Henry nnd Walter La boone, brothers, were brought to the oouuty Jail by Deputy Williams yester day morning being churged with the murder of another negro. Wurn Long. The killing took plaie in (fie imper section of the county late Sunday af ternoon . Pepuiy Williams received word of the trouble Sunday night over tele phone and itt company with Coroner Hardin started for the scene. Both negroes were placed under arreBt without any trouble yesterday morn ing about :i o'clock. The result of the coroner's Investigation was a verdict that Warn Long came to lils death from pistol shot and razor wounds In the hands of Henry and Walter La boone. From the evidence brought out at the iu<|uest it seems thal there had been a little trouble among some ne groes earlier in the afternoon at Sweet Cannon church where child ren's day exercises were bein*; hold and that Henry Laboone participated. Later he was told that Warn Long was going to give his name to the mag istrate on account of the trouble. Henry Laboone then went to Long and asked him about it and a fight en sued, during which both negroes fell to the ground. While they were scuffling, Walter E. Laboone ran up aud began slushing Long with a razor. In the meantime Henry Laboone drew Ms pistol and fired, the bullet go ing In Long's left shoulder blade and striking him in his heart. Long's throat was also slashed and there were several cuts about his body and hands. When at rested Walter Laboone was found to have a razor on which were fresh blood stains. The other Laboone negro seemed to ha VJ made way with the pistol. Long, when examined, was found to ha ? no weapon at all in bib pocket. Henry Laboone yesterday denied do ing the shooting but did not deny be ing in the fuss. He says that Long's brother ran up ano shot htoi (Long; and must have thought it was him. SERVICE? AT GRACE CHURCH Rev. C. H. Jordan Will Speak There This Afternoon. The raid-week service of Grace church lias been changed from Wed nesday to this afternoon at f. o'clock, and Rev. C. H. Jordan ot Green wood, who ls the guest of Rev J. H. Gibboney. wilt conduct the service. Wednesday is the anniversary of the rector's ordination to the priesthood and the day will be observed with the celebration of the Holy Eucharist ot 10 o'clock. Winthrop Collegs. SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE EXAMINATION The examination for the award of vacant scholarship in Winthrop Col lege and for the admission of new students will be bold at the County Court House on Friday, July 2, at 9 a. m. Applicants must not be less tuan sixteen years of age. When Scholarships are vacant after July 2 they will be awarded to those making the highest average at this examina tion, provided they meet the condi tions governing the award. Appli cants for Scholarships should write to President Johnson befoie the ex amination for Scholarship examina tion blanks. Scholarships are worth $100 and ?reo tuition. The next session will open September 15, 1916. For further information and catalogue, address Pre?. I?. H. Johns?*, lt >ck HUI, 8. C. HELPLESSlSBABY Dows ia Mind Unable to Work, and What Helped Her. Summit Point, W. Va.-Mrs. Anna Belie Emey, of this place, says: "1 suf fered for 15 Years with sn awful pain in my right side, caused from womanly trouble, and doctored lots for R, Ind with, out success. I suffered so very much, that t became down In mind, and aa help less as sbabv. I was m ihs worst kind of shape. Waa unable to do any work. I began taking Card ul,. the woman's tonie, and got relief from the very first dene. * By tho time 1 bsd taken 12 bot tles, my health was completely restored. I am now 48 years years old, wat feel na good as 1 did when only 16. Cardui certainly saved me trots losing my mind, and I fed it my duty tn speak in its favor. I wish I had sjmn power over poor, suffering women, sad could make them know the good ? would do them." Hy?? suffer from any of flin sJhnetvts peculiar to women, it will certainly ba worth your while to give Carda? n trial, lt baa bena helping weak wonts? for mom than SD ?ear?, and witt help yon, ton. ; Try Cardui. Your druggist sells it. Palmed? Tlheaftr? TODAY "AT THE STROKE OF THE ANGELUS" Two-rerl Majestic Drama "MISS FATTY'S HANDICAP" Keystone Comedy "SHATTERED MEMORIES." Three-reel Gold Seal Drama, featuring Robert Leonard and Ella Hall. SIX REELS ;IJOU THEATE TODAY "SNOBS" Four-reel Paramount, featuring Victor Moore. This is one of the greatest Comedies ever released by any film corpora tion; you can't afford to miss this one. - "A BURIED CITY" By Cromer Croy, the great Cartoonist. FIVE REELS "The Busy Store" Without any egotism on our uart we believe we have the busiest store six days in the week, and fifty-two weeks in the year there is in Ai'.dersou. We have a big bunch of satisfied customers and we are all the time working for their interest. We would like to have you join thi3 happy bunch. We are headquarters for FBE8H MEATS AM) FINE GROCERIES. Fine Reef Roatsts and Steak 12 1-2 and ??c pound. Liver, Tongues, Brains, Etc Fork Sausage, Spare Ribs and Breal 'ast Bacon. Fresh Vegetables of every kind. V Fine lot fresh Fish Friday and Saturday. ,1*w Big Fat Dressed Hens 60c and 6?c. ' Evaporated Apples, Peaches, Pears, kike. *V 1 lt will pay yon la the ead to trade with as. * W. A. POWER 212 South Main SAM HARPER. Mgr. Phone 132. We are doing family wi binga rough dry at racy reasonable prices. The clothes are washed and starched ready to iron, and the flat work is ironed ready for use. Give us ou* trial at your weekly washing and yon will never be content to have it done again by a "washerwoman," probably in an unsanitary placa, reeking in filth and deadly germs. Our laundry is absolutely sanitary and oar meth ods of washing clothes are the very latest and when w> wash your clothes you will ssw at a glance that they are clean. Just telephone and we wfll send a wagon for your laundry this week and return it in three days. Anderson Steam Laundry PHONE 7 Bathing Suits :-: Water Wings : Tennis Shoes : : F AN T'S BOOK STORE ra