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Just Before Easter You'll begin to think over the costume for this occasion. As a suggestion -everything that heart could desire in the way of pretty spring goods, of the highest quality. We Offer These Specials ' manana For Saturday and Monday Apr 8th and 10th 7 Spools ol Silk<>linc Tine'.ul-in ;il colors, f??r . S3.00 0x12 Matting Arl Squares-in beautiful designs, Bach. $2.25 I Oe Dimity (Riecks and Stripes thc yard . 7 I -2 Curtain Goods, Hie vaid . Ile 4?c One lol of Children's Dresses, worth up lo sl.oo, Badi. Ladies' Oxfords, worth up lo $2.00 pair for. Ladies' $15.00 Spring Suits, ?n I h newest materials. Men's Si.75 Palm Beach Slippers, the pair .. $1.35 B? Fleishman & Bros. 20 to 40 Per Cent Saved on Every Purchase Public Square t Anderson, S. C. ?.jjgjjgjgggj Lecture For the Opening Night of Our Chautauqua Photo by Moffatt, CIUCURO. WILLIAM RAI NEY BENNETT. TO7ILLIAM RAINBY BENNETT, who ls io lecture her* ?be opening day of ChautavQua week, ls known in tho Lyceum and Chautauqua world ss ? "The Man Who Can!" Ho has a lecture'on this subject; tho thouin of which ls ..that "be can who thinks he cnn;" that in every brain there la n sleeping genius and that lt csu be awakened. The lecture which hei given helps young men and. women \o lind themselves. It gives them health, poise and power. It la '. absolutely different from thc ordinary lecture of this type- Every laugh comes .,In naturally. Nothing ls forced. Other lectures which he gives arc entitled' '.Tho MaBter Thought" and "Machines und Millionaires." William ItoIney Bennett was raised ou a farm and, like so many successful men of .the present.'day, has many a time warmed his' lune feet on frosty mornings where the rows have lain. He-worked bis way through college. 'Starting In with $10, ho graduated ' with fnoney in his pocket, having, paid bbs way by singing. Since then he has doue postgraduate work In two uni verei tle*. Hi? ?Hermon lectures have been published In full ns feature? of some of the metropolitan: newspapers. m Daily intelligencer Want Ads Bring Results BIG CEREMONIAL OF SOUTHERN SHINERS Atlanta Meeting in June Will Eclipse Any of Kind Ever Attempted. pAtlanta. April ti- Five thousand shinier* from thu Southeastern Al lant ir Klates are coining to Atlanta June 1st for a ceremonial that for magnitude and oriental splendor pro mises lo eclipse any effort '..cretofo t put forth hy any other Sb ritters tem ple in the south. Most. Illustrious Imperial High Priest and Prophet Presland Kendrick ci' Lulu Temple, Philadelphia, will bu the gucvt of honor. Potentates of sixteen othe.- temples, with their pa trols ami bauds have also been in vited. Potentate Waller P. Andrews and his, committees of Yaarab Temple of Atlanta have completed details ?if an elaborate program, which for big features will mark an epoch In shrin edom in the south. lu tho afternoon there will be a grand parade which will require mon than an hour to pass in review. Fot i thousand shritiers will take part. After the big parade, r.uppcr will bc served In Atlanta's immense auditor ium, whic-'i is to he the scene ol thc night's entertainment. The decorations of the big building the stage settings and the royal throne of the potentate will be elab orate even to the minutest detail. Several hundred musicians will take patt In thc grand concert which open--. Hie auditorium program. A Korgcous and spectacular oriental pageant will ptecede the divanx to their stations, participated lu by five flu nd red nobles lu the gaudy cos tumes of the orient. The visiting potentates and the guest of honor, dllustrloiii* Kendrick will next 1 be formally Introduced. Thirty minutes will then ho given to tho visiting patrols for exhibition drills. At tho conclusion of the drills, thc united bands of music will play "America" and thc visiting pot til) tates will retire to their boxes. The ceremonial follows and will continue until midnight. Two hun dred "sons of ti'.ie desert" will he forc ed aero HU the burnings sands. MOTHER DOG CUDDLES UP HUGE KING SNAKE WITH A LITTER OF BABY PUPS Atlanta, April ti.-Tho famous mo tion picture of a Hnake crawling around a bird's neBt without bothing the tiny baby birds, which aro com monly supposed to lie thc- choicest o' all fooil for smilies, ls emailed by an Atlanta butcher who raises white pit pull dogs. Ills registered thorough bred female has a litter of puppies i two weeks old that ideen wita a large long snake every night, and thc moth er dog cuddles up tho king snake with apparently BS much affection cs alie bestows on ber own offspring. The butcher keeps the king snake in his market to catch the rats, find ing lt far better than cats or nt torrlers or rat traps, and th ? snake and t-'.io bull dog aro the best of friends. Whon the puppies arrlvcj and tho mother dog made a bed for them In the basement of the niarke*. 1 the king found it a most enjoyable place to sleep. Tho dogs do not ob I Ject to the snake. <">?>?<? <?**<??>???* . # ? + * TUE EXCHANGES + ? ? ..?****?*??+???*?****?* lt muy sound paradoxical. Hut when soldiers get a chock, a lot of thom casli in.-The State. And what bau becomo of thu old fashioned man who used to write tes timonial;! for patent medicines?-An derson Mall. Every young papa knows that there are times when a trunk strap ls a stern necessity.-The State. If we could get some of tu?au buiii gerents who are capturing trenches to bring them over to Florida we might u.io them to drain thc Ever glades.-Florida Times-Union. If Rock HUI becomes a county seat itH next ambition will bo to be come thc capital of Ute otate, and possibly iatcr on, tho capital of the nation. Hurrah for Rock HUI.-Lau rens News. What baa beconte of the old fash ioned German general who UBed to capture 50.000 Russians at a clip? The State. Put In a limited amount of cotton Mr. Farmer, and next fall if there ls an over-production you will have an easy conscience besides.-Lancas ter Nows. Experts sitting comfortably at office desks assure us that the (Shackleton party cannot starve in the neighbor hood of the South pole! Might it not prove comforting to have his assur ance by wireless.-Florida Times-Un ion. Chimmio Fadden is a candidate for the senate from Now Jersey. His election would introduce an entirely now element into that solemn bodyfl Rochester Herald. Villa is reported as holding all the passes, with presumably one through the Carranzlsta lines.-Wall Street Journal. ? .'j Those Congressmen who want , to Warn Americans abroad ought them selves to be - getUng some - warnings from - Americans "back home.'!-. Charleston News and Courier. If Carranza interferes . with tho free use ot the railroads, lt may be necessary to railroad . Carranza. Washington Post ? MEAT-TICKETS DE GIVEN OUT TO PRUSSIANS Merlin. April 0- Meat carda will be Introduced in Bavaria und Saxony April 15. They permit the consump tion ot one-third . pound per capita daily except two meatless day? each week. >Uavaria is forbidden the sale of canned meats, whole hams pr whole Ui.isagc to individuals to pre vent the accumulation of stocks itf ad vance. Individual meat cards will probably not bc issued in Merlin. The supply to each retailer will be limit ed. Edmund I (os tami, ibo poet, Is^tak lng an -Isolation cure of Hire'.' month-', which he is passing in bed. Ile secs nobody except one servant and every one must take pains not to make any noise in tho house, ile receives no letters or communication with-'.Ahe outside world except through t ic newspapers. Arnold Bennett, the novelist, bays that lt ls easier tc write a play than a novel, and that he would rallier write two plays (han one novel. Minneapolis has a school where boya are taught to bake cakes, pies and bread, and to become accomplished in various other domestic duties. Counterfeit news from Mexico ls worse than i unterfeit money. In property loss.-Chicago News. PROMINENT JEWELER HAS WON ft. LAST T. E. EPTING SAYS HE SUF FERED KEENLY FOR TWENTY YEARS HAS LOST FAITH Spent Great Sum for Medicine, But None Aided Him-Finally Found Relief in Tanlac. Bulli Tanlac attained unprecedented popularity immediately ' following' Us introduction in tho South less than a year ago, the instances of men of prominence la business and soclal^lifo giving public endorsements to a jpro priotary medicine were remarRablo for their rarity. Thousands through out this state ana the South-many of them people of prominence In j>ub I He, commercial and social ' life pave 9!X?n for. publication, strong endorse ments of Tanlac. t^e.^i^B?er^ medicine, which brought thom relief "tlfey con sidered truly remarkable.. Ono of the latest men of high busi ness and social Btar.din&> to praise Tanlac for the - specific relief lt brought him is T.. E. Epting, one of the beat known jewelers of Columbia, who conducts his business at 1000 Gervais St. His statement endorse ment endorsing TA'nlac ls one which should create a profound Impression throughout South Carolina. Mr. Epting hus 'been a resldont of Columbia for a goodly number, of years, and In the past made his resi dence In several other cities. For twenty years he baa been a sufferer with indigestion and certain accom panying ailments, lt is a logical con clusion that Mr. Epting did everything pos: 'ble to combat his troubles, for he says Tanlac baa given him greater relief than any other modicine. "After I bought my first bottle of Tanlac, I did not take any of lt, but placed the bottle on a shelf. The rea son I did so was that I had taken BO much medicine without securing re Mef that I had no faith- in any. Two weeks later Mrs. Epting said: 'That Tanlac must bc doing, you a great deal of good. I notice the bottle, though paid for, is yet unopened,' " said Mr. Epting. Continuing. Mr. Epting, said: .. "I suffered from Indigestion for twenty years. But, after bearing for some tom.- nbuut ibo great relief Tan lac bad brought others I bough* a bottle. "My relief through the use of Tan lac was: It has donc me a whole lot of ?nod in many ways. I have taken ten or moro bottles, even thong.i I was slow in beginning it, even after I had bought my first bottle. "I now recommend Tnnlac because of the relief it gave me, and it has beon of more relic! to me than any other medicine I have ever taken.* I would not like to be without Tanlac for anything." . t< y Mr. Epting said lie had urged a scoru or more persons to take Tan lac for their troubles. Commenting on this statement, T. W. Galyon, 'slate agent for Tanlac. said: "Although the list of * promi nent men who have .endorsed Tanlac. is a lon? one, I recall a Tew loading names that lend both dignity and credit to tho entire array. Some ot them are:.'.'"'?, . "Ben. P. Newman. Southern Rali way freight ageat at Columbia; C. W. Mangum, sheriff of Pulton county, Atlanta, Ga.; Jungo McKcnilo Moss, of. the eighth district, ot Kentucky; Mosas H. Glenn, superintendent of printing of the state of Kentucky; Col. John B. Gaines; editor -and .pub lisher. Bowling Green. Ky.; C. C. Coopor, president , of Georgia Cotton Ol! Co.: H..W. HUI. hank president of South Pittsburgh,. Tann:; S. S. Shep pard, former city councilman of At lanta, Ga. and many others whose names have been given to tho public." '> Tanlac the master medicine, is sold .exclusively by Evans* Pharmacy, Two Stores, Anderson.-Adv. In this year wi Select Easter "I for Satin White canvas rubber sol growing giris, good and sut 21-2 to 7. a $2 value, herc tomorrow for . Veranda pumps plain whi black and black with white kind. $2 values, here tomor row for . White canvas bund turned pumps for girls, kid lined ? fitter. $3 value, here tomor row for . l'aient leather Mary Jam rlbhon bow and colonial. $2 vulue. here tomorrow for.... l'aient hand turned Mary J upper. S3 value, here tomor row for . Hr?nze pumpa for ladles heels. Colonials and turned s fortable and ; :ssy. S3 value hero for . Bigger selections, buy Easter ,Footwe GEISBER? Under Masonic Tempi NOTICE TU CREDITORS All person having claims against the estate of Peter Webb, deceased, are hereby notified to present them properly proven to the undersigned within the time prescribed by law, and those Indebted to make settle ment. M. M. Hunter, Pendloton, S. C. Admr. NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT The undersigned, administratrix of tho estate of T. M. Dodd, deceased, hapnhw mitAi. ..",!"" tu... BWA ?rill -' April 20th. 1916. at 1\ o'clock a. m., apply to tho Judge of probate for An derson county fdr a dual settlement of said estate and a discharge from her office as administratrix. MrB. F. E. Dodd, Administratrix. March 18, 1916. ../ , NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against tho estate of Julia Ann Anderson, de ceased", are hereby notified* to present them properly proven to tho, under signed within the time prescribed by law, and thoso indebted to make set tlement. J. H. Z. Anderson. Executor. March 29, 1916. *..\ rn WHEN WILL I SAVE? Spring has come, the years is 1-4 gone and yet I have not join ed the throng who put aside something each .ray day. Resolve: That I will begin the first, pay day in April. What WM I Sa ve ril put aside not less , than 25 per cent. of.my income. ; How Will I Save-^ ' I'll put my "money each pay day in the Savings j Club of i Tic Bank of Aodersoa The Strongest Banlc in the County 's Easter Parade Footwear conspicuous -.ow Cuts" early. These Specials .day make shopping worth fhi?e at this store c shoos for istantial, sizes $1.20 tc, white willi Tho better $1.50 [ Mary Jane ind wonderful $1.50 j pumps with $1.50 ano with gray $1.65 with covered ole, very com $1.95 Sample slippers for ladt es, vires 3 1-2, 4, .i 1-2, medium narrow last. Worth $2.50. Sii.OU. on oalc tumor- <?> 11 (TftfTh row for .?J5 A m\J\J The newest in patent leather and dull kid cononial pumps tor ladies, largo .Mickies. Very latest. $7 <J?C AA values, here for.?PiJ?\/W Goodyear welt slippers for men in tan nnd 'black, wide round toe and worth $3.50 easily. One sale tomor- /ltfY row for . .iPO.W White canvas rubber sole oxfords for men, blucher style. $2 .value. d?1 OBJ hero tomorrow for_.?P-A Hand turned lace oxfords for ladies for every day wear, thc most comfortable tdin pcr ever worn, rubber, heel .'attached, $3.50 value, herc tomor- <tO tZf\ row for . .?PA .OW Tennis! Tennis! Not Hie inferior kind, hut made by the best people. Whites and black, each pair fh a box. Better service. More satisfaction if you lar Early 3 BROS. SHOE CO. Shoes That Satisfy CALOMEL DYNAMITES YOUR LIVER! MAKES YOU SICK AND SALIVATES "Dodson's Liver Tons" Starts Your Liver Better Tb? Calomel and Yes Oonl Lose a Day's Work Liven up your sluggish liver? Feel Ano and cheerful; make your work a pleasure; foe vigorous and full of ambi tion. But take JIO nasty, dangerous calomel because it makes you sick'and you may lose a day's work. ( Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which cauces necrosis of tne bones. Calomel crashes into sour bile* like dynamite, breaking it up. That's when you feel that awful nausea and cramping. Listen to me!* If you want, to enjoy tho nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing VOL ?vcr experienced just'take j a spoonful: of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone tonight. Your druggist or dealeT ?ells you u fiO cent bottlo of Dodson's Liver Tone under my personal money back guarantee that each spoonful will clean your sluggish ''.liver better than a dose of nasty calomel and that it won't make you sick. . . Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver medicine. You'll know it next morning because you will wake up feeling fine, your liver will bc working; keudaclw and dizziness gone; stomach will bo sweet and bowels rcgulur. Dodson's Liver Tone ie entirely vege table, therefore harmless, and cnn not s:il i va te. Give it to your children. Millions of people aro using Dodson's Liver Tone instead of dangerous calomel now: Your druggist Will tell you that the sale of Calomel is almost stomped entirely herc? In Connection With . ;" , BLUE RIDGE RAILWAY From Anderson, S. C; i $10.2? New orleans, La. Tickets on sale April ll, 12.. IB," 16r! 17; limited April 30,1016. , : r}^ $16.25 Washington, D. C. Tickets on salo April 12, K, 16; limited Mar 12, 1816, I- $ 4.60 Atlanta, Qa. Tickets on sale April 23 to 28; limited May 2, T$ 1616. . .'. Call on Ticket Agenta far t?o?t?t?*.?q?tf In?ormaUon. td W.E.McGEE,AGPA, : ' W. BL TABER, TPA, , ; Columbia* S. C, Greenville, 8. C . ; J.E, ANDEESOKvSupV : . Anders?*, 8? C. ,v- -