Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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S }.5o is a mighty good price to pay for a shoe or oxford if you make sure it's a Snow. In style they carry out the ideas if tlie higher priced goods; in quality they're without an equal at near their price. The above is only one of many styles in ail leathers here. "The Store icilh a Conscience" ll yBHWU Genuine Gastona l?nS^S?! Always / . ll '^uSS^j Bears the mm \^tm\?sm^?^ , B . /cv Alf mn, WOT NARCOTIC.. | ft jl 1 jr p^^^yi^^Years ^?801 Copy bf ?Nftapper. * ,w G'TAUH COM?ANT. ???onucnr. Br epa redness aga inst War Safe- I va [First" : I n 1life H ( ) U S t t h 01 cl . Y'O.u.r ' t r o ii b 1 e-s ? Av 11 1. h e . .. o v e j; . . w h e n , y.-o.ii . b u y . CALOMEL ISMMY! IT SIC^NS! ?OMsert Ul? ton? Better Tfcia CfJ^ijsfi4tt^$-&, .v ^^-^^^'?o^St ?nSSlSSl you - : " 'yrT ' ' '< ,-?J . ?wfckjtifc tba .?toro and get- your -money. Listen to mot'^Tako no mo?.?lok? ;DpW*V Liver ;Tone is defying the ??mi ssli?itin? calomel wher? billouVor '?ate of calomel' husma* H iii teal liter conaSpsted? ?on't lose a day's work! medicine; entirely ?egetoWe^herefore it CWonuTl Jj mercury -or <mfcka}lyer ead not salivate or nu*o'y<mrsfcfc_ ?ilK&?* i 'rt ? - tW- .boW i I fruariintei!' that- ono spoonful of Tiod SSmnel vHten li corn?s into confect eon's Liver Tone will put; your^?Isl? Of^Cu? "all krtocWvottt." if your lng you feel miserable. ? guarantee thai ? ?s toroid and bowels ^itsMatod a "bott?* of Dyson's Xiver Tone M nr'Lu ShcadRcbe. di?rn?B?,Tcoat?l k?&p ybuV-?ntim, family feeling uno ?or. I ^hreatVU ba 1 Or stoma?h ?mt months., Give it to your children. It ts n^Siffi otVhamlcs. ?od.. harmless; doesn't grip? out they like lt? ?^m?^^^^^^ " pi^sssat taste. . J._.""; 4 CONVENES WITH NEW PROS PECT CHURCH APRIL 29TH AND 30TH ANDERSON MEN Will Take Part in ExercUes-Ses aions Begin on Saturday Morning at 10:30. Folioing is the program of Union Meeting District No. 4 to convene; with New Prospect church Suturdav j and Sunday, April 29th and 30Ut. Saturday Morning. 10::i0-DeTotional servieo conduct-1 ed by Dr. James P. Ivinard. ll-Sermon by J. A. Anderson or! il. ?B. Pant. Enroll delegater,; nils-1 crllancons business; dinner. Afternoon. 2 p. m.-1.-Leakage in our| churches-J. W. Bskew and Dr. J. B. White. II.--How- Ut get. each individual I member of the church to see and dlsr- I charge h! 3 duty to every cause fos tered hy our denominational enter prise-P. M'"Burnett; J. A. Ander sen and O. Li. Martin, 20 minutes . adi. Sunday .Morning. ' Song service and Sunday school to :>e arranged by superintendent and teachers. ?ll a. m. -Sermon by Hev. O. L Martin. ?????+???.+??*+?*?++ #** I SOCIETY +*+ Chorus to Meet.. Tho music . coroniitteo, refiue.it nil tho tenors* snd basses who will assist la the binging in the Carolina chorus fnr ?he Federation ?of Women'a clubs to meet at Mrs. O. IJ? Mart?n- this evening at 8 o'clock. And the entire chords are asked to meet in the Sun- ! day school room of tho Baptist school on Friday afternoon at half past five. Miss Buena Johnson returned yes terday from Pickens whero she has I Leen teaching far tho past few | months Rabb.Kabb. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Babb have j 'armed cards announcing the mar riage of their daughter Susie Bell to Mr. Stuart White Robb on Saturday April 8, 1916, at their home. Rock Hill, | S. C. 'Mrs. Rabb 'is a ^raduato of Win throp college, she having graduated | there tho same year Mr. Rabb grad uated ot Clemson college. She is a I very charming and attractive young j woman. Mr. Rabb is a young man of splendid character and holds the position as overseer in the cloth room at Orr mill. Both haye the cordial good wishes of a host of friends. Miss Moore Leaves. Ml-J Miry Moore left yesterday for her home a. Clinton, N. 'Y., after al mcnitbs' stay In the city. She is a very bright and attractive young wo- ' man, and made a host of friends dur ing her stay hero. OltOAMZEI) BAILY CA CLASS Andersen People Went to Starr on . Sunday Afternoon. A baroca class waa organized in the Sunday school of the Cross.Roads j Baptist church af Starr?, on- Sunday! afternoon with 12~ charter members A ?quartettes from Anderson, composed, of.'Messrs. -Prod Tribble, Cpas. Dahn. ! B- King ?and H. B. Fitagerald, ! was. present and rendered a few se lections. Ocher Anderson people ! who. were . pr?sent included Mrs. H., B. Fitzgerald, C. C. Dargan, Dr. A. hi sm ein ern. LOOK AT A CHILD'S : TONGUE W&C0OSS, FIl?O ?ND SICK) Take No Chances! Move Poisons! From Liver and Bowels at Once. Mothers can rest easy after giving "California Syrup ot Flgu," because in a few hours all the clogged-up waste, sour bile and fermenting food j gently moves out of the 'bowels, and you have a welt, playful child again. Children simply will not take time from play to empty their bowels, and they bre?me tightly pecked, liver gets sluggish and I stomach disordered. When-cross, feverish, restless, see If tongue In coated, then glVe this de ll clou.'- "fruit: IsJoattve.'' Children iovo I :. and it can not cause injury- : No d. rf erence what ails your ll Wie one; --if full of cold, or a sore throat, diar rhoea, * Btomach-ache, bad breath, re member,, a gent?o "incido cleansing" Should always bo the first treatment given. Full directions tor babies, chil dren ot- au- ages and j grown-ups are printed on enc h bottle. Pe\\nire of counterfeit fig eyrupc. Ask your druggist for & SO-cent bot tle Ot "California .Syrup, ot 'Ff**." then look 'carefully .and sae that H. " made by tit* .''CaUfornia Fig Syn Oompany."" We make tu* smaller slrx Hand back with converapt any other j tig syrup.' . ? 200 TIMES THOUGHT DAUGHTER IS DEMO FATHER OF MRS. MARY KERN ELS SAYS HE WISHED DEATH IS ANDERSON CASE Aftering Suffering Untold Agony for ll Months, Anderson Wo man Marvelously Aided By Tanlac. . .. ' The scene, as pictured, was oh?> tb ?stlir the soul to' Its depths with commingled sorrow and pity. The motlier, father, husband and children and several neighbors anx iously gathered around thc sufferer, whose agony apparently was beyond understanding or description. Tho suffering mother, her usually sweet and handsome face drawn and ghas' ly, was writhing in the throes of agony that amounted almost to con vulsions. The doctors had been call ed, but had not arrived. They had called, many times before, uni had sahl these often repented attack? were due ,to a stomach trouble. Dut their* knowledge and skill were in competent to combat this working cf Nature.. This Bufferrcr was Mrs. Mary Ker nels, of 16 Hammett St., Anderson, tho wife of l?. W. Kernels. She 's a woman widely known in tho Pied mont Section of South Carolina, ho ing promintntly connected by blo.v) .ind marriage to a mininer of tho best known families of Anderson, Uie-enville, Picken: nnd Oe?nee coun ties. But Tanlac, tho master medici ?..?. did w'mt .nothing else on earth j seemed aldo to do tn bring her re lief from them terrible attacks, wh!'.*ii tufton came na ? ?rcn.ucntly as four limes a day., In less than tiireo ? .veeks after she began taking this ' wonderful preparation, she had gain ed ten (10) pounds in weight; and her ailment, which bad kept ?1er in j bed or in a greatly weakened condi tion for eleven (ll) consecutive I months, during which time she lind .suffered at least'two hundred . (200) of these convulsions, hod been ban ished. Ten. days after she, a bei - ! ridden sufferer, began taking Tanlui. sho had recovered her health and Rtrength sufficiently to do her house work and to go visiting, she said. lt was a wonderful story she told i of her suffering and recovery, and equally as wonderful were tho de tails supplied by her father, who.i with her husband, and mother weie in the room during the interview. Mrs. Kernel's futher, G. W. Hale, of 16 Hammett St., said: wHor suffering was so ter-iblc and so intense that we had laid her out, thinking her dead, at leant two hun dred (200) times during tho last eleven (ll) months. Scores of times when she'was laid out, 1 hop ed she really was dead so she could net have to longer endure that awful agony. But she was relieved In Juit two weeks by Tanlac, and now, fif teen days after she began taking lt. she ls up and goeB out visiting. For five yearn sho suffered these at tacks after eating, and we had done everything possible for her. Durlrs the past year we spent at leoat $GQU for doctors' bills for her. But the only relief she obtained was in Tan lac. It is the greatest medicine on earth today." Regarding her Buffering, and the great relief Tanlac gave her, Mrs. Kernels said: "I suffered from chronic stomach trouble and indigestion for live years. I steadily became worse de spite all. treatment. I would hare spells. Just after, eating that would resemble convulsions, so - great wa? ibo. agony. . I would-often bc in bed as long as a month after one of these attacks., Beginning-'.eleven: month J ago, I been,- until about, twi weeks ago, too. sick to do anything around the house.-and was in tho bcd. or in a chair the greater part of the time. "Last Brunner I was twice operat ed^ on at a hospital here, but these operations gave mo no relief nor re-, spite from my suffering. When they carried mo to a hospital last Au gust on a- Thursday, I did not kno.v until the following Sunday where 1 was, so Intense was the agony I suf fered. 1 was unconscious' ia a way. ?VTJie Monday before I began tatf ing Tanlac on Tuesday afternoon, 1 had an attack of this trouble and had two doctors to see me. They said: my case-was hopeless, and that they knew , of nothing which would give me relief. They said, though, that an operation might,possibly help me - some-a remote ' possibility, they; plainly stated. It was my stomach w h Ich won ld have bee n. operated on. "I bad been In -bed six weck?, and r was told that my-trouble was not ? like any case they had seeen report-' ed, but it was known I had stomach trouble. My kidneys also wero in bad shape, i had rebumntlsm a great deal. Everything I ate would sour on my stomach. "We had done everything we could think of to give mo relief, but to no avail, ? My -huBband had bought a \ bottle of Tanlac tor my daughter, who had a form cf stomach trouble, mild aa camparod with raine, how ever, and it waa greatly helping her. tl? satdr 'Try Tanlac. Mary.*" So, I-began taking--Tanlac. "I have now ,tafeen a iUtlo over two .bottles : of Tanlac, cod -I have gained at least ian > (10) pounds tn weight 1 ?m doing my housework n?v/, and T. $*?;iaktag,TanWv4?i6t Alleen <15> days ago. My 1 ittlo. girl bel ps sn? some. I feel fine In every way. though I am, of course, a little weah after a year of continuous suffer ing. "The very first dose of Tanlac made the convulsion, or Bpell, which followed my meal much less painful, and Tlio attacks after each subse quent meal gradually became less un til, within a week, they were none entirely. Just think ! Tanlac put a trtop to those terrible attacks in a weck.i lt ts wonderful, and no ono who does not know how 1 suffered, only -those who watched over me as l writhed in agony can fully appreciate and understand Just what wonderful relief Tanlac gave me. i will never quit praising Tanlac. "When I told my doctor of what 1 was taking, when he asked me whit was giving me so much relief, he said he certainly was glad of lt, so great WSB tho relief Tanlac was giving me. Ho had said my case was hope less. "I stay hungry all the tinto now. and what I oat does no*, hurt me M all, but my food digesta well and is nourishing mo. It ls wonderful, real ly, kow Tanlac has relieved my suf fering und has restored my health. I have written all my relatives abot't lt. and some of them are now tilting it. too. 1 sure, can recommend Tan-j lac, and do praise it to the sklCB." Evans' 'Pharmacy; Anderson, will answer any inquiries- regarding tho reliability of the persons named above. DEATH SUlti. ROBE SfoX&Ht Occurred on Munday Afternoon-After Long Illness. Mrs. Rose T.'lce McNalr, slater of Mrs. Florence Thompson of thlB city, died cn Sunday . afternoon at the county hospital after a prolonged ill ness. Funeral service* were held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Thomp son's home, conducted by tho hov. T. C. O'Dell ami tho Kev. Witherspoon Dodge. Mrs. McNalr came to Anderson from Jacksonville, Fla., about three months ago, being ill at tho time. About a week ago an operation was performed with tito hopes that this might savo her life.' However, thin proved unsuccessful. ? Mrs. McNalr to S survived . by her mother, six sister.-,- and four h rath-? ors. SPEAKS FRIDAY AFTERNOON Distinguished Visitor Will Be nt First Presbyterian Church. Misa C?eorginia ' Fresa of Alexan dria, Egypt, and a- direct lineal des cendant of the famous beauty. Cleo patra VI, will speak on Friday after noon ei. fi o'clock in the First Pres byterian church, ell ladies of tho city and community being invited. Miss Fress is to be a missionary and is spending a tyhort time in the United States completing her ntudies pre paratory to her work. FEET AREN'T ACHING OR TI8F?N0W-T"TIZ" Use "Ti*" for Tender, Puffed-up, Burning, Calloused Feet and Corni. People who are forced to stand on their feet all day know what sore, tender, sweaty, barning feet mean. They une "Tie," and "Tiz" eurea their, feet i Ight up. It keeps feet la perfect condition. "Tlz" 1B the only remedy in the world that draws out nil the pois onous exudations which puff up the feet and cause tender, sore, tired, aching feet. It instantly stops the pain in corns, callouses and bunions. It's simply glorious. Ah! how com fortable your feet feel after < using "Tiz." You'll, never limp or draw up your face In pain. Your shoes won't tighten and hurt your feet; Get a ?5-eent box of "Tin" now from any druggist. Just think i. A whole year's foot comfort for only, ia cents. GA S ______ ' To cook with is the most convenient fuel to be had. And at is the cheaper, too ttfaep the least bk of thought and attention ia given Vu. Try it for awhile, and yoa will like It There are many satisfied asere of gao fn Ander? eotv h's just the thing to heat the bath.room with. Did You G et Your Suit Yesterday ? Lots of others took advantage of our 4 Pre-Easter Sale And it you have a suit need you'll be wise to come over to our place early. We still have a splendid stock as to sizes, colors and material"! The Prices S 12.50 15.00 20.00 22.50 25.00 27.50 30.00 32.50 35.00 38.50 Suits at.$ 9.40 Suits at. 11.25 Suits at. 15.00 * Suits at. 16.90 Suits at. 18.75 Suits at. 20.60 Suits at.22.50 Suits at. 24.40 Suits af. 26.25 Suits at. ,. 28.90 lo.oo Suits at. . 30.00 15.no Suits at. 33.75 Suits al. 37.00 Suits at.41.50 $0,00 55.00 Of course, you don't expect us to charge them. We make all aterations. We're Ready W'ith a Big Showing of New Spring Models in the Nationally worn Styleplus Clothes The new Styleplus Spring models are so smart ?ind cleverly tailored that you really owe it to yourself to inspect this line of clothes before you look else where. The models and materials are .varied, the patterns admir able, ^any suits are silk lined. There .are suits for every man her|l*;|^uii^ or old. So come here tb Anderson's only Styleplus store-and look 'em over. Also, we want you to see our big $12.50 value tn Blue Serge at $10.00. ' -And thc prettiest showing of Men's , and Young Men's Gray, Brown and Fancy Worsteds we've ever made-full St 5.00 valuesatfi 12.5o. ' .