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At This Store Always Attract Attention Wc have 12 or M beautiful new Coat Suits, newest materials-^-clotii-pricej ranging from SI ?.So to S35.00, which we oft er at EXACT LY QNE-TJjlRD. OFF original prices. An ?arly seeclion is advised. Purse Strings That Reach Across a Continent To open your heart, or close your deal, the safest, surest, swiftest way to send nioney is by The cost is small, the convenience great. To know how ask any I Western Union Office.- H THE WESTERN UNtO? TELEGRAPH CO. Ali MESSED UP .That's wh?t a lot of folks will bo saying if they arc not care ful how they spend their mony. . The money you will save oin Ready-to-Wear, Shoes, Dry Goods, etc., if you buy at the Bee Hive, wfli ^ mig^ tak?ajlt?a trip for Easter. Think it over, folks. ? Come here today and see, be iidci thc Ratest line of New SpringStitts for Men and Women ^j^^?^^^i^IrVrom?i Shirttail StrinW^usuat. 26c ? ' ?1 Q? Ktad?^P.^^p' ?i^y(ar?j; lcughtB-fBalles* way. tho yard.w*OB '''^ti^P^i^j^tt4r?ra g?odv?uaftiy.' ''* . "*.' OK** t??o ^^0^???^g^u^ .,.?OC . Filie 1 mpor lud\\vhllcMauri?h' >?k stripes-a beautiful material for Sldrta.an?pWj|^^l:-a3-yon-won't find anything pretUer 'OC*. any. pla'??;^ ;-^^^'fr^t|;. -?0^^ Ci|ir*|c?? yard.Wv 20 PieceaPrinted"Dbtt?d 8wlSB"good ?8c value, *4 ni our pricer, tho yard ..lag V 1 Lot 8<ilt Chock Silk Waisting-In tho new shades-full ''*?"? hoc ValaeY i?r Xtft?y??ji' l?hghts.ithe yard.-;.;....'............. pMv >fi7 Pieces good 121,-2> grado Percales^! n fight and dark -4 "jf\ pWarns, the. ybrd . '?'?t.?. :- . - . .\...V.,.;.. IJ?O Pieces ,N(>,500 English Ixnigclotb, 10 yards to . ? ->*4E| ' AA piewor bp)i,:^^j(t\y, tho boll. ?. . . . . . ..>..> . . ?;* _ - 100 Pieces t?o. 400 English' Lougcloth at 90c bolt. ff 86 inch Gabardine, In plain white and fancy stripes, tho yard ................... j,...... Beautiful lot new Cur^u SwlM. a,t ipc yard. . No. 80Q one English^t^g?lo?t. 12"yA^ th''bolt, - ' the bolt Y.,......_........................v....... - 6 Pieces beautiful Uookfold Voiles, dainty printed pat , terns, good 85c value, our price, the yard,.. 20 Pieces ssspri>d certain scrirns-^d White, ecrus and cream, worth 25c. our price, thc yard."... '................. 25c $1.50 .2tic lil RECORD BREAKING ATTENDANCE SUNDAY Special Efforts to Have 450 at Wesley Bible Class-Total Wanted is 1,250. Mr. iCrncbt Dagun, chairman of tin iiiemb>jviufp committee and general publicity or tho Wesley Iilblo clast or St. John's Methodist, church stn'. ed yesterday that every member of tho class was working to make thc at tendance on -Easter Sunday tho larg est it had ever been LaBt Castor thorc wore 3!U men present,.and it ii hoped that tho attena -co thiB Easter will be at least 4"?0. Dr. Cas. D Bulla of Na *<villc, cnn., will br preseut and will address th eclass at tho appointed hour. In this connection it might be slat cd that St. John's Sunday school I* working *or tho biggest Sunday school attendance next Sunday that has cvei been recorded in Anderson. The mem bers are making efforts to have 1,250 present. This Sunday school has had wondcrrul progreso within tho pas. th reo years, and ls right at the toji of those In South Carolina. HEATH OF 3IR. F. KOWALSKI. A Good Mau Hus (.'one to H's He ward Mr. Ferdinand Kowalski died ttl his homo five miles north or the city Saturday afternoon at 7:30 o'clock. Ho had been sick for three months. Mr. Kowalski was born in Ger many ."?7 years ago. When quito -?. ycang man he emigrated' to th'.f country and settled in the Robert; section where he livod until after he marled when he moved noir. Midway church and was living there at thi tim? of his death Early 'a life he married Mies Hadurlsh Axmann whe wkh 8 children: Mr. Ferdinand P Kowalski of Green Pond; Mrs! J. C. King of Hopewell and Messrs. Franke, Paul W.. Girl A. and M'sses Julia, Hilda, and Ada Kowalski all survive him. He Is also survived by one sister in this country, Mrs. M. Schlock of Seneca, S. C. He wat- a true and honest mon, and never turn ed a dear car to the needy. He was h'ghly respected by all who knew him and will be sadly missed, espe cially in the community where he lived. He had friends everywhere who will be grioved to learn of h?s death He had been a fatihrul member of Midway church ror a long time where his remains were laid to rest Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The funeral services being conducted by h's pas tor. Eiav. W. H. Frazer or Anderson. The pallbearers being: W. J. Vandi ver, T. J. Webb, D. W. Greer, A. Rhody, C. H. E. Ortmanu and J Lundkovsky. Tis hard to break the tender cord When love has1 bound cur hearts Ti's Ead, so sad, to know that now Wo must forever part.. One Who Loved' Him. The Double Wedding. Thoso taking part in tho "Mock Marriage" to be held In tho Anderdon opera house Thursday night are urg ed to meet tonight tWcdnesday n'ghtt at 8:SO o'clock in tho hall over the Anderson opera house. The manage ment of tho play wishes to thank the mon for their presence list night. Ar rangements have been made tor a pia no tonight and everything will go off properly, Tho assignments, will stand as first made by Miss Burdlne and Prof. Chambers-will have charge or the entire affair. White Plains Democratic Club . The- White Piatas Democratic club will meet At White Plains, school house Saturday evening /-pr!! 2nd, at 2:30 o'olock for tho purpose of TO-. organizing and elocting delegates- to tho county convention, and for thc transaction or any other business thai, might como before tho meeting. N. Jv McAllister, President, W. J. Johnson. Secretary. Holy Week Services. There 'will only be morning, service at Crace church <today, Wednesday, before 'Easter, as tho rector will have an afternoon service at Belton. The Holy Eucharist will be celebrated ut 10:30 a. m. V0?8 MHDflBFF fillO S?Or? F?UIN? IIB Save your hair! Make it thick, wavy and beautiful try th?! ' Thin, brittler colorless and scraggy fe.'r- is mute evidence ot a. neglected scalp; of ??ndruff-that awful scurf. There te nothing BO destructive '.O tueflairiai daharntf. It.robs the nair of its lustre, ita strength and ita very life ; ov??tu?ily producicg ? feverisb ncE? and itching of the scalp, which ir not reme'?'vt? causes the hair roots to shrink, ioosen and die-then tho liai r falls but fast A little Dander ino tonight-now-any time-will Surely Eave your hair. Cot a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's Dar, der in e from any drug store or toilet counter, and after the first ap plication your hair will take on that life, lustre and luxuriance which is so beautiful, lt will become wavy and duffy and have the nppearanejiK^?, abundance, au incomparable glws and softnesa; but wh*t will .pleat* 'yet* most will be after Just a few week's use, When you wilt actually' see a lot Pf fine, downy h&ir-new hair-grow ing ail over the scalp. ? COMING AND GOING * ? . - Mrs. W. Ii. McCown of Hollands store section was shopping In Ander son yesterday. Hon. Georgo W. Sullivan of WU lianiHton spont yesterday in tho city. Miss liva StritiKcr of Helton ?us u visitor yestcidny. Mrs. C. C. Jones of Starr spent yesterday in Anderson. Mr. H. C. Mahalfoy of WilHamilton wau among the buainc. visitors yc? terd?.y. Mr. W W. Cllakscalcs of bown desvllle spent yestorday in Anderson. Dr. W. I. Hailey und party ol Hartwell. (Ja., were visitors yesterday. Mr. M. A. Lrcuzealo of Helton was a buolncsL1 viBi'.or Tuesday. Commandant Jones and Mr. A. Shlllettcr of Clemson were In Ander ?jn yesterday afternoon. Mr. T. P. Dickson has returned hem Charleston where ho attended tho anneal meeting of tho State Ha. association. Messrs T. C. I.'ddel! and ,D. L. Barnes of LowndesvMIc were in 'An derson yestcidny. .M.*. and Mr.-. Louis Horton w)Y. mdor to A'.lanta. Ca., where ?hey Will 'end a day or so and front thc-- ? Uley will go to Thoinasvllle, Ca.. Thcj wi!', ho away about ten daya. Mi?. J. .1. Recd left yesterday for Atlanta, where she will v-'sit friends and attend Grand Opera before rc Utrning to her home In Knoxville, Tenn. Mrs. Eva Murray has returned tc her home lu Atlanta, after a visit to relatives hore. ? * * LAX DE It COLLEGE * fr * On SUT day evening the Prohibition association had u mott interesfng meeting. Tho speaker for the occas ion was Mr. George C. Hodges. Sr., and his topic was FalBe Education ot ins Saloon. Thje earnest address was one that will prove of lasting benefit to all present. At the last meeliug of the Y. W. C. .'.>., the following new ofiicers were elected: President. Miss Eula Walu rop; ; first vice president, MIBS Agnes Stackkouse; ( second vice president. Miss Martha Shulcx; ttsasurer, Misa Kate Anderson'; secretary. Miss Eva Best, and Corresponding secretary, M.* s s Bettie Register. The College Bunday school observ ed Aebury day by an unusually inter esting pro;.?rain. The music waa especially" good. Besides the h>nms. MISB Auhspa.ugh played a beautiful voil In selection and Miss Crockett sang a_ touching eoxo. Dr. W.llson made ? short ta ;? about the remarkable plouocr preacher whose life is how 6o much discussed and an offering' of brownies was taken for thc bronze monument to bo placed in Washington to tho carly circuit rid era. , .. Field Day was tho most safe and sano ono Hander ever had and th girls had Just as much fun as over Monday was cool so everyone 'brace; up for playing.. The Frc-Jiman" teau. beat the Sophomores nt basket ball. Miss Oriana Berry won tho troph; cup for tenniB singles. On the base ball same thc Rompers and. Qui vive , scored tho same. Bowling, velicy ball and all kinds of races made fur for a great many players as well a-; tho onlookers. Every ono enjoyed Field Dar. The Lander club held a delightful meeting at Mrs. C. B.. Alexander*, on Monday afternoon. Au interestlnr literary program was carried out Shakespeare being the character dis cussed. Dainty refreshments an?1 chatting occupied tho last half hour of tho meeting. Dr. Willson is away for a few diys attending district conference at Ker shaw, -St. George and Clio. Misa AUnspaugh and Miss Annie Williams are in Charleston this week end to visit the azalea gardens on ienloyi rivor. Miss Newton has recently returned Crom a visit of ten;days ia New York {where she went'?rlth her tl?i >r, Mrs. McCaHv ; Mr? and Mrs. H, <8. Simpson of Glenns Springs arc here for a. few days with Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Law ton- Judge Prince-is at the college to spend'the week-end. ' F?v. ft. E. Stackhoufio, bf Spartanburg. spent Wednesday night pt the college and made a cari tal Bhort talk- to the stu dent* on Tn.-^ SAXES J??THEBI?. Pct-sKColn Agent is Spending Severa? .Days'-in Anderson. . v Mr? C. V.,. Boyle, salesman for the Pepsl-Coia ioompftuyvOf Newbern. N. C.. - ls ilh the ?Hy to advertise and sell this well known,sott drink. Mr. Boyle was one of those who loot all of hi? household belongings in th? recent Augusta fire. - ......;\ .-i.,, .om.; A CABD OP THANKS V .-, Mr. Ed'tor, please al low as. space in : your paper to thank *J 1 ou r friends ' and.nftlghbors fc^r their ;?.??y ants of kindness to u* daring the i?lnesa And death of our lovfog, husban d and father, also, we wish to express our thanks for the wautitul floral tribute*. Mvy God's richest blessings : rest on all of them. Mira. P. (io?-ai?kl and Children WEALTHY COLUMBIA SUBURBAN PLEASED PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN AGAIN KNOWS PLEAS URES OF EATING BIG DINNER TELLS ALL THE DETAILS Shull Says "My Unpleasant Symp toms Have Disappeared, as as Result of Taking Tardac." Tho enormous popularity of Tun lao is thu great, outstanding proof of It3 merit, and thc great proof of its pop ularity iB the praise given the Prem ier Preparation by those best in posi tion to know Its value-those who have tokon it. And. perhaps, never in the lUstory of proprietary medicine have so many men. leaders in (their respective communities in busine .s and social life given their endorse ment so "freely to a proprietary medi cine as have men of this standing given endorsement to Taniao. 'As the proof of the pudding ls In the eating, so is thc proof of the medi cinal and constructivo value of Tan lac gained l??si by taking lt. Big men are bli; men because they have big reputations, and they are jealous of their reputations. Therefore, they do not Jeopardize their reputations by recommendluK a medicine uuicss they .know fully whereof they speak. This Is tito view taken hy A. D. Shull. one of the wealthiest and best known business men of Lexington ?county, who lives ai New Brookland, Inst across the C'ongaree River from Columb'.a. Mr. Shull is ulso promi nent in the business affairs of Colum bia and Richland county. For several ?years he was a captain In the state militia, assigned to tile field staff cf a major. Mr. Shull took Tutiiac and received remurkdole benefit from it. As a re sult, his appreciation was BO deep and sincere that ho voluntarily gave a statement of endorsement for publi cation. His statement follow.-: "I now know again the pleasures of eating, after suffering for a long time with Indigestion and other stom ach troubles. Now I can eat a sub stancial meal without discomfort.. My ! rollof is due entirely to the benefit I found In Tanl?c. "Before I took Ta ul nc, I was forc ed to bo. very careful of my diet. ; and almost everything I ate caused gas to form on my stomach. That feeling ot fullness continued for an hour, or more after it became noticeable. Es pecially did I bave to guard against I anything containing grease or fats.' ?Generally, I was sluggish, lacked en ergy, and felt really worn out. "My unpleasant symptoms have now disappeared, as a result of my taking Tanlac, and I feel aa a nor mally healthy man. I am a strong friend of Tanlac, and I nm glad to recommend it at any time, for I know it will do good." ' Tanlac, thc master medicine, is gold exclusively In Anderson by Evans* Pharmacy.-Adv. Fiery Homo Needs "First Aid." Among tho safo , and trustworthy "first aids" necessary In ?very home ls-Sloan's Liniment. Bruises, muscle aches and pains get V quick relief. Tho penetrating antiseptic and heal ing properties of this liniment have boon proven time and time ?.?aln. It is the kind of a remedy that once tried makes a constant friend. The ever increasing uso of Sloan'? Liniment shows that its merit has obtained greater and greater recognition. "Safety First"-for the aches and rheumatic twinges of old ago and tho bruises of youth meet reliof in thc uso of Sloan's Liniment. ?At Colored Church. Rov. R. Mcijccs ls conducting spec-, lal i er\leos at colored Methodist church, West Market street.. Largo crowds have been attending and In terest is growing. Subject last night, "Tho Fruits of repentance." '< { Subject for tonight. "What IS'Hell?" * LETTEIW L'JiCALLKD FOR * Following is the Hst of letters re maining un cai ?cd for in the post of> flee ?at Anderson, 8. C.. for the week ending April 19. 1916. Persons call ing for'these win please ??ty that they .wwe advertised. One .cent, due on all iWyert'^Od matter? . A-Ray Anderson. -:,I|--Mrs. Minnie -Ballard,. Lewie Belehr, Horace Soil; C O. 'Brook. C-General Conner, Consolidated Mere. Co.; Susan -H. Cobb. D-Si'TY. mvie, IrttthWDcbose, O-Joe Glover, Miss Janie Garrison i VerUn Gilreath. '.' H-Sam Hogan, Mamie Haddon, G. D. Henry. , .. J-M archil : Jones, Mrs. Samuel I.'t Ge Johnson, Anner Jolie. - . I>-Wra. Becfcey Lambert, John L. Leslie, Luoval Little, Torn Lily. M-Mis* SyalVlne ?A Macooy, Lolar Mao 'Mooro, L. J. Mullina*, Mrs Lil lie Moglll, Joseph Tallie Martin. Jim McCaTrcl, Mrs. E. J. Moore, Henry; Mitchell. P-Den Pit?. .::m 8-Fannie Shanks. v. ?;.-! = T-Mrs. A. A. Tuttle, Howard Td ile, Mrs. MnudThomason. v , W-Mrs. BBtfller/vY*rd|aw> Geo. F. Wing, Jr.. Ha^e l?ayW?Ubms,' Tom1 Wells, Misa ZelUo Woodah. I We Are Going to Help You Stop ! Look ! Listen ! S H?.oo Coal Suits, now . . / $35.00 Coat Suits, now . . S3o.oo Coat Suits, now . . $30.00 $25.00 Coat Suits, now. $22.50 $20.00 $ 18.00 Coat Suits, now. S15.00 Coat Suits, now. SI 2.00 Coat Suits, now ....... $11.25 $ 8*95 About Sixty Suits to Select From "The Bright Spot' New Iron Beds A x i ami assortment of new and heat designs for people who can alford lo pay more but don't want to. Eye pleasing designs that win favor at sight, finishes elegant and durable, and strength and long wear. Prices Reasonable .' .. I <-\ .; V " SEE WINDOW DISPLAY ?The Peoples New Furniture Co. j "It? Easy ?o Poy the Peoples Way" .1 i Screen Doors and Widows ICE CREAM CHURNS Alaska and North Star in sizes to suit any - family. WATER COOLERS . in different sizes. We seit ii? casu and Ute pri?es aire right, . We*t Si?o Square ' . i j i^BftWft**" . .? S'a:-: .