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Fine Healthy Child Convincing Evidence Simple Inexpensive Remedy Checks Early Tendency to Constipation. About the first thing Impressed un (he young Motlier is the necessity for i egularity in her baby, which brings up thc question of Hie most desirable laxative for children's use. Mrs. Jesse Richardson, Philpot, Ky., saya she has used Dr. Caldwell's Syrup PepBln for the past year and that there is no medicine in the world like lt. She writes, "My little son, William, Jr., just loved it. because lt is so pleasant to take, and everybody talks about his being such a line heal thy boy." Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a compound of simple laxative herbs, tree from any opiate or narcotic drug, and is tiie stondrd remedy for constipation in thousands of homes throughout the lundi,. Dr?jj stores everywhere, sell ltf.fpr flfty^.cents a bottle. Get a bottle bf thlsPexcellent WM. RICHARDSOK, ^it. remedy, and have it in the house. A trial bottle, free of charge, can be ob tained by writing to Dr. W. B. Cald well, 45?! Washington St., Monticello, illinois. Hf Hilliers on Autos. Atlanta. April 4.-Visiting automo bil lats declare Atlanta btreets are the hardest in the world to drive on at night because- everyone uses glaring searchlights. City council or Atlanta, as a result of these complaints, has just enacted an ordinance requiring automobilists to put on dimmers lo relieve tho glare, but the ordinance has been a dead-letter from tho day of its eoactmcnt. Atlanta automo bilists believe in lots"of light. They say-it takes all the zest out of night riding y> dim their lights. They like to come plunging down the "Whit? Way" wlUf their headlights gleaming like the powerful rays of searchlights used >o locate Zeppelins in rains ov er bondon. They have politely but firmly refused to pay and attention to the .dimmer ordinance, and so fai llie police arc permitting them to have their way. New Spring Blouses Lingerie and Silk $1 to $10. Pleasing styles for those who desire the elaborate and-ornate, as well as for those who prefer neat and simple effects Beautiful Lingerie Blouses, $1 to $5 Crepe de Chine and Georgette, $3.50 to $10 -and the prettiest assortment qf Silk Dresses. In all sizes, lu a number of late- styles, . and handsomely tailored in all. the newest shades. The One Best Habit Have you acquired it? Peoples Bank of Anderson LEE G. IIOLLEMAN, PRESIDENT Ki P. Vandiver, Vice PIYJ. 1?. 0. Browne, Cnsbler. H.. H. Watkins, Vice Pres. T. S. Banister, Asst Cashier. 1. di ?s ..: mm ?ii V For very-little, money you can make your new* " y- . Wemake a specialty of Shock Absorbers for F?rirCar^ ' at belton. . .'. . '.; -"? ? . . , -...'< .. . . S5or " ?? - "' - "i" '. <>.<t<" ? 5 ? J.?. . 5 SBIVP Hardware Company Anderson, S. C. Belton, S. C. Greenville, S. C. iswitii'wJPiiJjl! tji? Jji'u1.i^^'JJjj^j?iaaewwwywiyfI >.\v\ l'iuimm u.i. .iii?iu'pwwji CAST OF CHARACTERS ELKS' COUNTY FAIR MANY PEOPLE TO TAKE PART IN LOCAL TALENT PRO DUCTION SONGS AND DANCES Many Musical Numbers to Be In troduced With Large Choruses-Chaperones. Til? cast of characters for thc ' County Fair,'' which will be staged lUider the auspices of the local lodge of LOIksr at the Anderson lUeatrb building on Thursday and Friday ev enings of tills week, have been an nounced, as follows: Vast ot Characters. Boss Jones-T. P. Dickson. Prof. Sparatti-S. M. Wolfe. Handy Andy-Mr. Smith. (Jiggling Sal-Lydia McCully. Jake Spi'ucely-FJ. S. McCully. Mary Sprucely-Mrs. Rosa McCul ly. hinch Women-Mrs. H. L. liartoa and Mrs. Jim Craig. Miss Newcomer-Helen Reed. .Miss Laugdon-Ann Cunningham. Pride-Francis Riley Croom-M. F. McGt . Lemonade Man-P. K. McCully. Hit the Coon Man-Mr. Chas. Dahli Wheel of Fortune Man-Mr. Nor ris. Cycle Specialist-'Mr. Whittington. Master of Trick Pony-Mr. Em brey. Widower-Mr. Webb. Dutch Woman-Jimmy Craig. .Musical Numbers. Moon Chorus-Soloists-Vessie Dar bie, Katherine F.asor and Lillie May Con well. Chorus-Mary Tyler Norryce, Eliz abeth Strickland Elizabeth Roper Dorothy Strickland. Hazel Razor. Jessie Trowbridge, Lucia - Hudgens. Nell Pruitt, Aldine Bowie. Eleanor Wallace, Helen Pruitt, Louise Lyons. Grace Hancock, Nedra LanforJ, Pearl Whitten, Margaret Scott, Reta Burrlss, Mllfred Linley. Mary Louise Smith. Dorothy Linley, Caroline Cell. Mary IMU Salla, Dorothy Craig, Eliz abeth Tribble, Minnie Leo Wright and Mary Poper. Barn Dance-Soloists- Martha Lu ni pk In and Sara Tribble. Chorus-Thelma Razor, Wilm.i Hudgens, Hariette Trowbridge, Eve lyn White. Delmar Bailes, Mark Stewart. Dolly Pickel, Sara Tribbhi, Annie Smith. Martha Rast, Annie Pearman, Lois Pearman, Ruth Keese. Mary Shankley, Francis Llgon, Mar tha Lumpkin, F.oith Sasseen. Vir ginia Frank, Mildred McKinney, Ma rion Kay, Grace Pearman, Edna Brissey, Mildred Bowie, Savannah Ashley, Sara Strickland, < Blanche Drake, Annie Fields, Fay Hall, Chris tine MoFall, Janie Burrlss, Eualie Broom, Felecia Toily, Eleanor Mc Gregor, Ruth Fant. Hayseed Chorus-Soloists-Teasley Moorchead, Arthur Powel and Bruce White. Chorus-Lesley Cobb, Hau rice Mc neil, Marcum Sullivan, Clarence Jone?, Yul; rey Glenn, Milton McLeasc, Ken neth Waison, ThQS. Pruitt , Conner Taylor, Janies Craig* Robt. Whitten, Harold Co'.J, Armond Brissey, Jack Ligon, Tobt. Bolt, Aaron Embrey Reuben Burris?, Tom , Tolly, Asbuo Wright, Louis Lawrence, Paul Cobb Noell Cobb. Roy Ashley, Vivian Bow ey. Joe Thompson, John Maxwell, William Taylor, Fred Tolly, Rober! Maxwell. Lamar Balles, Ed. Yarbor ough', Billy Roi j, Wm: Wright. Farmer Chorus-Soloist-H. B. Fftz?rgerald. Chorus^-Annie Earle Farmer. Ma rion Gray, Agnes? Riley, Laurie Dow ling, Evelyn Browne, Elizabeth Wright, Victoria Earle, Caroline Max well, Elizabeth Hudgens, Lucy Bell, Hazel Murphy, Thelma. Osborne, J fl Webb, Claire Cobb, Cal Harris, Julian Webb, Prichard Laughlin, Eugene Bar ton, William Martin. Harvey Dick son, Martin Neeley, Bruce White. dPlufty Ruffles, Chorus-soloist Mrs. Theo Fant. 0IRLS1 HAVE ? MASS OF 8E?U1IFUL HAIR. 25-ccnt bottle destroys dandruff and doubles beauty of your hair. Within ten minutes after an appli cation of benderine you can not find a singlo trace of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp will not itch, bot what will please you most will be after a few weeks' use;.when you see new "hair, fine and downy at first yes^-but really hew; hair-growing all over the scalp. KR v; * ;. A - little' Dan der ino immediately doubles Ute beauty or ypur hair. No difference how* dull,'faded', brittle and scraggy. Just moisten a cloth with Danderino and ' carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a.time. The effect is amaz ing-your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, and have an appearance of abundance; an Incomparable lustre, softness and luxuriance. C?t a 215-cent bottle of Knowlton'** Danderiae from any dr^yx store or toilet counter, and prove that your hair is aa pretty and soft as any that jit Lia been neglected cr Injured by careless treatment-that's Ul-1 you surely can have beautiful bair Sud. tots ot lt if you wilt just try a ttlo Danderino. ^ ?I?^??" '- ' .*'..?.. '. ??'??< ? ?is?ii mi m <'horus-'.Misses Huujcr, Wells Wills, Finley, Wells, Cashin und Humer. ' Mesdames Oelsberg. Roser, McLean Cochran, Horion. Messrs. -?diiun. Horton, Cely, "Jar rett, Whit? il, Proctor, Dunn, Wal kins, Lyon, Todd. Oelsberg. Madame Carlosl Soto- \V. W. Dickson. Solo-Mrs. McDonald. Solo-Mr. Welch. Dance, Duo-Mrs. W. 10. Watson and Mr. Proctor. Spanish Dance- -Misses Fret wei I. Cross. Hunter and Ulirdine. Quartette- Messrs. Harton, Smith, Hill and Luselster. Duett-Mr- and Mrs. Fitzgerald. Hoo/.ey Boo Chorus, Soloist -Mrs 11. II. Harris. Chorus-Annie F irle Fanner, Ma rion Gray, Agnes Kiley. Laura Dow ling, Evelyn Drowne, Elizabeth Wright. Victoria Karie. Caroline Max well. Elisabeth' Hudgcns, Lucy Hall, Huxel Murphy. Thelma Osborne. High Cost o? Living. Soloists-Mrs. li. ll. Harris and Mr. Welch. Chorus-?Misses Finley, Horton, Gllmer, Gray, Hunter, Wells', Cashin. Browne. Mesdames Ross, McLean, Horton. Oelsberg, Cochran, Watson. Messrs. Horton, Marshall, Dunn. (Jarrett. Lyon, Proctor. College Chorus-Soloist-Miss Nell lie w ley. Chorus --Annie Earle Farmer, Ma ion Grey, Agnes r.'iley. l*aura Dow ling, Evelyn Browne, Elizabeth Wright. Victoria Earle, Caroline Max wejl. Elizabeth Hudgens. Lucy Hell Hazel Murphy. Thelma Osborne, Jeri Webb. Claire Cobb. Carl Harria. Ju lan Webb,- Richard Laughlin, Eugene barton. Wm. Martin. Harvey Dick jon. Martin Neely. Bruce White. Scasaw Song-Soloist-Mrs. Fitz gerald. Committee-Mrs. F. F. Ross, Mrs. Raymond Cochran and Mrs. Phelp*/ Sasseen. Chaperone.-,. Moon.Chorus-Mrs. Katz Smith an? Mrs. John E. Sadler. Barn Dance-Mrs. Walter Kees? ind Mrs. "Jim Craig. Hayseed Chorus-Mrs. Clarcqc? Tolly and Mrs. Geo. Eagle. Farmer Chorus*-'Mrs. Marlon Llgon ind Mrs. Fred Maxwell. College C?or?s-'Mrs. RoBa Mc Cully and Mrs. Joe Trowbridge. Boogy Boo Chorus-'M?rs. Loyd Cely and Mrs. Louis Horton. Spanish Dance-Mrs. Raymond Cochran and Mrs. H. Barton. Fluny nufflos-Mrs. W. D. Mc Lean and Mrs. C. F. Ross. Loving Chorus-Mrs. J. T. Boll and Mrs. H. B .Fitzgerald. ?* 4* **+*+*+*?.+?**+<?*+.>?** ? ?? * COMING AND GOING * .> ? .> * ??????????*>?*** .Mr. \V. H. Tucker o? tho Hopewell section was a business visitor yes terday. Mrs. Bessie McCulla of Starr war in Anderson yesterday. Dr. W. I. Hailey of Hartwell, Ga. was In the city tor a few hour? yes terday afternoon. ?Bit. S. P. Shirley of the Loni Branch section WUS' a business vlsi tor yesterday. Mr. R. W. Hammond of Sand; Springs spent yesterday In thc city The many friends of Mr. Ben O Harris of Pendleton will, regret t? 'carn tf.mt he ls 11.1 with pneumonia. Mr. S. M. Orr. Jr.. of : Hcardinori' Ga., was a business visitor yester day. ?|-8. F. B. Gossett of Calhour ^alis was in Anderson shopping yes terday. * . i., < fr 4 * LETTERS UNCALLED i'DR < * ; . ? Following is thc Hst of'letters re .nain in g uncalled for. in tiic pos told ci at Anderson, S. C.,.. for the weel ending 'April '5, 1916.' Persons cull ing for these will please say that the: were advertised. One cent due on al advertised matter. A-C. ?. Anderson, P. Gi Ack^r B-William Boulond, Mira M ar? Brown, li. ?A. Brown, Jas. E. Bast?n George A. Boroughs,'Mrs. G. R. Bis ton, Miss Eves Brown. C^Mrs, Robbie Coats. D-"Sarah Davis, Roby Debose Miss (Mary 'Davis, Luther Duncan Jamen Devlin. E-K?- V. Brad. F-;-Get)Vge ^FfteU, E. G. Finch. G-'Belvia Greer, Mamie Grave. '^H-~Mrs. Kiaz'c * Henderson, Mrs. G.. J. Hillard, .jr-Miss Beulah Jun kl ns. K-L..B. Kessler; L->J. L. Long, .Luther Ri. Lee Mike Lavan ti?. , M^W. H. Martin, M. D.- Martin Mrs. J. P. ?Morgan, Mrs. E. Major Mrs. Florence McBride, C. T, Miller Clarence Mitchell. .Nr-^Mrs. Ella Nowell. V^At, C.. Pattison, .Mrs. Lauri Parks, 'Lula VltUr Mr?' Essie Parks. * Tt-r-Frank Rit?iison,;. Ella Rucker. 8-M. JM.. Smith, Miss Marie Smith Mrs. J\ El .Shuinaie,''Mrs. J. P. Shumate, Miss Ethel Shirlo*, Mis* Amanda -SthttfaV ' " T-Miss Helen Tillman, Mrs. An derson .Thompson, Pr. .J. T. Taylor. L. W. Thorny v." ifJP ty** WMlford, Miss Es ter Williams, H..Wk"Wilson, W. W. gillams'. . *. .. ..' '-. Ladies, make a new Straw Hat wkb "Colorite"-just paint it on. Owl Drug Co. - . \ ? OF WONDERFUL RESULT F. DARBY GAINS 20 POUNDS ON SIX BOTTLES OF TANLAC AGONY WAS AWFUL Says Milk Nor Water Would Stay on Stomach Long Enough to Get Warm. "I have gained twenty (??) pounds in weight and have relieved au ail ment with which I Buffered for almost a year and which had baffled tho lead b>K physicians In a number of cities. That ls what just six bottles of Tan lac, the medicine you call the master medicine, lias done for nie." Thc speaker of this'more Utan re markable statement was T. P. Darby, an automobile mechanic employed by The Central Garage, Anderson, who resides at 1-7 North Mc Duffle St. .Mr. Darby was for a year foreman of the Gibbes Machinery Co.. of .Columbia, one of thc largest linns of the kind in the South, but. be explained, ill health forced his removal from Columbia in seurch of a satisfactory change in oil mute. Hut. it was not the climate, bc found, that caused his suffering. Regarding his suffering and the re lief Tanbie quickly gave him, Mr. Darby said: "I suffered with nervous indigestion for almost a year. I lost a great deal of weight, my stomach left me, and 1 got to where I could not work. I would suffer awful agony after eat ing, and neither sweet milk nor water would stay on my stomneh long enough to get warm. I would get so nervous I could not control myself. I'll tell you thc truth, I was in an awful condition. "One time at Atlanta, where I had been lo consult a specialist, I got on a train and when 1 realized where I was I was at Gainesville, i had been ?ulTerlng so I bad lost Interest. In ev erything. My wife got to where she was afraid for mo to come up town by myBelf, for fear I could not got home if one of those attacks lilt me, which came every time J ate nnvthlng. "My heart began to go bad under the strain. One night it felt a? if It would burst and I perspired so I felt as if I had been rained on. I tried every way and everything I knew of or was told of to get relief, but fail ed. But, down at Columbia one day i friend of mine told mo to take Tan ac. I bought a bottle. ".Six bottles banished every blt of that nervous indigestion. !. gained twenty pounds while taking it, and am in fine Shape now. I cnn eat a hearty meal without suffering aiter iwaids. I am strong, lively and happy, and my nerves are In Ano condition. My kidneys, which gave me a great deal of trouble, are in good condition now, thanks to aTnlac. I can't get enough to cat, and have to light against eating too much. I sure cnn .recommend Tanlac. It is a wonderful [medicine." Tanlac, tho master medicine ls sold axeluBWely in Anderson by Evans' Pharmacy.-Adv To LttdleH of Hopewell Community." ty." Tho Hopewell Social Circle will bc uitertalned at Mrs. VV\ M. Martin's V ;ursday afternoon April (Uh at .'.vree o'clock. All aro Invited to .onie. . The College Glee Club will give a concert in the colege audi torium Monday evening April 10, at 8:30. The program will be varied and interesting and those who have not heard the Glee Club will do well to avail themselves of this opportunity. The price of tickets is 25 cento. The auto owner finds the Want Ad the best medium of exchange. ANDERSON CANDY LAND Now ready for business. Try our Chocolates .Bon.Bons Marshmallows Caramels Nut Creams Cream Mints Peanut Butters. We manufacture every pound of Candy offered in our place, using only the . highest grade materials. S . . ? ..;.>' .; . ? / I-,'..?...>.". ', Wo are well prepared to ' hardie-and BO!kit-special or*'., dors of all kinds. Ant hing you : want made to order on short I notice. ' Comet by and let ns show . : you a real candy-store. Anderson Candy Laod : NORTH MAIN PRETTY DRESSES Tho prettiest we've shown this season* and you'll have lo n\Vn up that they are "some pretty"-the very last word in city styles, all prettily made in one way ur another. We can't tell how dandy they are-its up to you lo come in a hurry and get your choice. Opened yesterday poon sixteen, ready for today's selling. They won't tarry long-they are made ol only the newer and wanted materials, some of which are: Champagne Taffeta-white Georgette trimming. Gray Crepe de Chine-willi heit of blue and gold. Belgian Blue Chiffon-Silver embroidered. Wistaria Rose Taffeta-trimmed with rose and white crepe. Gray Dresden Crepe de Chine-rose trimming. ? Wistaria Crepe de Chine-with touches of embroidery. Green Georgette Crape-with picot edge, velvet and em-, broidery. Blue Charmeuse Satin-combination nf stripe t?llela and tan collar. PRICES $18.50 TO $35.00 Sizes io to 4? New Arrivals In , Spring Suits We have just placed on display, "one flight up," a n u m h e r of smart, new Suits. ? Stylish models in Gabardine, serges, whipcord,;'etc., with de cidedly \ new touches that d?stirtguish Ultim from the ^ordinary, ' . . " '. ??' 'ifanp '. ??. . ti * i ?? * 1!/.' 1 > f ? X varied ."collection of beautiful .and be coming models at $15.00 and $17.50 Each in Navy, Copen, Black, Green, etc. i -You won't /ind newer, prettier garments, .nor. better Values elsewhere in lines that .vre featured at $ 18 to #25. . TAFFETA S ULT S . We are showing a pretty line of $25.0^Taffeta Suits-In Navy and.Black-at $20.00 Bach. lp Our New York resident buyer keeps us in touch with all thc newest wrinkles and is shipping suits to thc Bee Hive every day-in today, out tomorrow. That's thc way we do. busi ness. -\. r ' t_>.'. ?' ? > - In addition to Specials quoted above wc have other, pretty suit? from $10,00 up. ' " : '" ? ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^l I i li I. m l ? i ?-? nu ? li