Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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L Easter Millinery An unusual grouping of New Millinery for Easter-a rearrangement of stocks that really amounts to more than a sale. The very things that you want right now at lower prices. ? A mere glance at our stocks will convince you lhat our showing of Easter Hats is the most complete and largest in the city. The assortment is so vast that we doubt if there ls any woman who cannot lind just the hat she wants here. ? ... >Ovgj,- .. .... A- I .. . .... M.S.KIMMONS Next, to Parker & Bolt's sm tlMKE*" . 4V "AND ALSO .<Vr f -ft ste ??fti ? : '?: v A . . - '. .. . . :yJ:. . ---iv..1 Vfe make a specialty^of Ice Boxes, manufacture them right here in our shops, any size you want, and of the very I best materiais. In appearance they are the equal of any \l '? you will mid anywhere arid in point of service and dur t ? ability they are far superior to the "store bought" kind. g Let us make you an Ice Box.and show you what a real ; Ice: Box. ?boks 'like yd-.wHIitf?^?o Hh?'^?y of saving ice. Our prices are reasonable, and Uteri wft niake anyVske you V .'. . . '*';' " "? ; C..',,..;..? .V . . ..'/'.*".<.. >'. ' ? ; want-to fit any particular-Rlac^ andttle^ye^r^ht to . /'.'*', -y ;-; ' ' ' *i ' . . ' -?- :s^ :\>- < ?.'.';'/1" ? ' the spot. . ' ' ??- ;?. ,. . ..;.-..-<:, TowMsiinber Co. MERCHANTS TO CLOSE THEI?? EARLY AGREEMENT CIRCULATED BY J. C. SHEARER FREELY SIGNED BEGINS IN MAY During That Month Will Close at G:3Q--Thercafter Until First of September at 6 Oclock. Mr. J. C. Shearer has circulated "An early closing agreement" among the business houses the city, and has succeeded splenuidly in getting tho heads of the various business houses to sign Game. There-aro two agreements, worded and signed, as follows: In uecordince with the usual cus tom, we, the undersigned merchants and business men o? thc city of An durson, in order that we may have recreation and to allow our help the same privilege, hereby agree to close our respective places of business at 0:o0 o'clock during the month of May and at ? o'clock thereafter until Hie first of September following. Wo respectfully request tho public to co operate with ,us and not only make 1! possible but pleasant to relieve ouv help from duty promptly at the above named hours. (Signed) American Tailors, by P. Mi Howie. Abel Lesser. .B. Graves Boyd. . J. A.. Mullioax. " Glenn Plumbing Co. Furn.an Smith. Dr. E. H. Parks. B> O. Evana & Co. J..C. Evans & Co. J. C. BurnB Co. C. S. Minor. Iteece-Welch 'Plano Co. B. Hillman. .Man ni UK & Glenn. Sam W. Millford. White & Co. Webb &. Wtebb. MoFall Grocery Cf?. Font's Book Store. F. & A. Clothing Co. Mrs. J. C. Hollcman. T. L. Cely Co. Smith-, Garret & 'Barton. Marc ?ban ks & Babb. Ideal Grocery C.'. J. M. Hubbard and Co. (Work shop excepted.) "Ask Dugan Why." Llgon and Lsdbetter. Anderson Cash Grocery Co. (6:30.) Lesser company. . R. W. Pruitt and Sons. Sullivan Hardware Co. . ??dtv- ^beoateln^ Sons.. ? ^W^sjfj?? Gti'jb?rg Bros. Shoe Co. John A. Austin. W. L. and W. W. Robinson. B. Fleishman and Bros. ' D. Gelsberg. ^ . A. W. Kay. , , , W. S. Ramsey. Anderson Dry Goods Co. W. H. Harrison. Thompson's Shoe SLoro (C:30.) W. C. Lee. J. P. & A. L. Crowther. Anderson Hardware Co. G. F. Tolly & Son. J. A. Pruitt & Co. Peoples New Furniture Co. W. H. Keeso & Co. Dexter Grocery Co. Tate Hardware Co. Barker & Bolt. I O. D. Anderson. >S. A. McCown. The Butchers 8*gn A,;r<-eni.'.'nt. Wo. tho undersigned butchers of tho city of Anderson, do hereby agree to close OUT placeB.nf buslntss at 7 o'clock p. m.. during Inc monthB of May, Juno. July and August except oh'Saturday^ V'JbofbbluB Meat Market. ? .Lily. Whlto Market. ft. D. Henderson for _ Jim C ish Market. I ' ? - -J.tF* Hoffman. / W. J. Maness. V. A. Power, (7 p. m.. during May and 6:30 p. m. during Juno, July and August.) LITTLE BOY INJUliKD Was St nick by Automobile Late Yrs* torda y Afternoon. Clarence Carnes, a little eight year old boy whoso mother lives ot Orr mills, received a broken arm and fractured collar bone yesterday af ternoon about 5:80 when he was _., ?_-..? ? - ?MU .M?n Kw DbrUVA TtJ OU CHItViUW?!? - * MTS. C. E. Tolly. It.is eald the ac cident waa unavtoldable. Mr*. Tolly turned into Franklin street to keep from hitting a mule and buggy which stopped suddenly in the road; and tho little felJ.'w -waa in the act ?of cross-v in? Franklin Btreet. -Seeing the. ear, he turned and ?tarted back, thus Bet ting directly- ta front of it. He-was. rushed to th? county bospltal by MrsV Tolly and waa reported aa <i o lng nice ly last night*. Mra. Tolly and' a few' friends wore in the car. , % : ? i i j ?-?.i . . ' . at make var*? Easter Sait. American Tailors. For neat c=i attractive Easter cards go to Cox Stationery Co. ? . fe--- ,? -> Pkiile nt Baiter*? Creek. There will, oe a picnic at Barker's Creek school house Friday, April 2int. 1916. The pabilo lo cordially invited to coxae. : ?Bring baskets well filled. Paaa Easter egg dye? Sc at Cox Stationery Co.. Thin, Frail Should T THOUSANDS REPORT ASTON ISHING GAIN IN WEIGHT IN REMARKABLY , SHORT TIME POWERS OF MEDICINE CONCLUSIVELY PROVErX Men and Women, Old and Young, Benefitted Alike By Premier Preparation. One of tho most noteworthy fea tures in connection with tho introduc tion of Tanlac, and the one that stands out more prominent tliun any other, perhaps, ls tho very large num ber of well known men und women from all parts of thc south who have recently reported an astonishing and rapid increase in weight as a result of its uso. i When so many well known people of unquestioned intrcgrity make state ment after statement, each co.rob ratlng thc other, the truth of such statements can no longer bc doubUod. Thousands have testified that this famous medicine has completely re stored them to health und strength after every other medicine and the most skilled medlcul t'-cannent have failed. One of the most remarkable coses on record is that of Mrs. Charles Peden, of Huntsville, Alu. Mrs. Peden, according to her own statement, gain ed twenty seven (27j pounds In only a few weeks' time, and her case has created widespread Interest over tho entire country. She is reported to have received over eight hundred (800) letters regarding her statement since Its publication. Equalling the case of Mrs. Pedon in importance is that of Mrs. M. A. Rob erts, of 731 Assembly St., Columbia. S. C.. who gained more than thirty (30) pounds while taking just (two bot tles of Tanlac, according to her hunband's statement. She had suffer ed several years, and at ono time, dur ing an operation, "two hundred thirty (230) gall stones" were scraped from her gall bladder and given In a bottle to her husband. Another remarkable case was that of Mrs. O. C. Cason, of Acworth, Go.. who, according to her statement, was recently brought Lu an automobile to Atlanta propped up ou pillows, to vis it her sister, with no hope of ever returning home alive. Mrs. Cason at the- timo ...welghctk.. only, sixty (60) pmmrln nnil nftfjjp , fatting Tn?lnr six weeks was' on her feet again and Weighed ninety; fW^?. (95_) pounds-a gain of thirty five ^35) pbunds. .Mrs. Wilbelinlna-Jolner, wife of En gineer for the M. D, & & R. R.. whose address is 115 Third St, Macon, Ga., recently said: "T have finished my third bottle of Tanlac and have gained thirty five (35) nounds." She fur ther stated that sho had suffered nearly two "years .with nervous. Indi gestion and Tonla'c had entirely re lieved her of the trouble. 'Prof. Elmer Morris, a teacher in the public schools ot Stewart coun ty, TonnesSac, recently said that af ter sufferifc3 over a year with serious stomach trouble, during which tlnni he was treated by doctors and went to Dawson Springs, Ky., without get ting any relief. He took three bottles of Tanlac, gained twenty (20) pounds and waB entirely well. Prof. Morris' addrcBS is R. F. D. 1, Dover, Tenn. Dr. J. T. Edwards, a well known physician of Fayetteville, Ga., recent CASTOR IA For Infants and Children fin Use For Over SO Years Signature of ; r~i I PROTECTION You carry Life In ?. .surancii ; ; in case ol death. What protects ?'.you. in 'cate of sick ness? - , ? Members of the Sav ings Club can always piace their hands on cash when it is needed. ! M ' :"??,v:: V.; . ' Toe Batik of Anderson The Strongest Bank . in the County. ly wrote of the remarkably recovery of T. M. McGough, of that place. Dr, Edwards stated that Mr. McGough, who was one of his patients, had not only been relieved of serious stomach trouble but had gained seventeen (17) pounds on thc medicine. Ono of the most remarkable en dorsements ever given was that of Mrs. G. W. Williams, of Gadsden, Ala. Mrs. Williams stated that shu mut suffered with serious kidney und stomach trouble nearly tifteen (15) years, and that her condition became such that it was necessary for her physician to call three (3) times a day. Finally, she was told that there was no hopo for her recovery, and, thinking that sim would die, she had her children, who were- residing iii other cities, summoned to lier bed side. Her daughter, Mrs. It. C. Nel son, of Atlanta, arrived und begged her mother to take Tanlac, willoh she did. Sim was soon on tho road to recovery. Her own words were: "Tauluc hus made mc feel almost as weil ar. \ ever felt in my life. I went from ninety (90) to one hundred thir ty eight (138)-a cain of forty eight (48) pounds. I am doing almost all my own housework now. I milk thc cows and churn thc milk." More than remarkable were thc re sults T. F. Darby, a well known me chanic, of Anderson. S. C.. who was j formerly foreman for the Globes Ma chinery Co., of Columbia. S. C., ob tained from Tanlac. Ho said:. "I have gained twenty (20) pounds in weight and have been relieved of au aliment with which I suffered almost.1 a year and which baffled leading phy*: siclans in a number of cities hy just six bottles of Tanlac." , His trouble wus nervous indiges tion, he said. Tanlac, the master medicine, 1B sold exclusively 6y Evans* Pharmacy, two stores. Anderson: Horton's Pharmacy, Belton; Wost Pclzer Drug Co., Pelzer; j Pendleton Drug Co.. Pendleton ; Bolt I Drug Co.. Honea Path: D. L. Donald, i Williamston; Suher Drug Co., Pied-? mont. Price: SI per bottle straight. ??^?????????????^???????jL B. F. JOHNSON'S Water Ground MEAL May be found at thc following stores: Prevost's Store * W. S. Rarhsey's ' * . E. E. Elmpre,'i: . ':ff?*\ C. G. Stevenson's E. G. Pant's J. H. Allen's My! Peps makes me ready for good day', ... d . lariio Nothing to j j$it in prime fighting -to make you like work Pepsi-Cola. 1 ? Clears tfour nu decks for aerie exerts just the X ing and invigoK effects needed to \ ~ /iie day right and at top speed thri the long afterr Here's a Suit - You Would Be Proud to Wear , It ir. one 2 J ; . of our f { a ; ; KEEP-KOOL 1 |? SUITS J V Assuring yo? skilled work manship -Style -Comfort - and good service. Also it promises seams thai will not give-colors that are fast-and wash fabrics that are carefully pie-shrunk. J5' And at every price- [ $6.50, $7.50, $8.00 or $10.00 the best of materials and the skill of expert tailors. fete* These suits are made for us by thc great firm of Snellen berg, specialists in light-weight wear, and each one bears their guarantee of complete satisfaction, which we are pleas ed to back in the broadest sense. Let us show you. T. L. CELY CO. Th? Intelligence? pisces st t*?s ing patrons the best equipped newspaper plant sn Picdraoni Carolina. Thu* means better service, more careful set-up and prompter methdds of handling advertising then can be secured elsewhere.