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PREVENTION An ounce of prevention ls worth n pound of cure. This is tho day o? PREVENTIVE MEDI CINE. Nowhere ?u this BO nec essary as lc regard to the caro of tho TEETH. Visit tho den tist AT LEAST twice a year, whether you think you need it or not. Let him give your tooth a thorough cleaning, search out the beginnings of decay, clean off the tartar, and in general PREVENT those dental evils that aro likely to grow on you unawares. DR. HENRY R. WELLS, Office ?Tor Farmers & Merchants Bans, Residence Thone ??. Anderson, 8. C. Office 'Phone 627? Traveler's Checks When you take your trip this summer be sure and supply yourself with K. N. & K. Traveler's Checks. Cashed every where; your signature is your iden tification; if lost no, one ese can get them cashed; and the cost is very small. K. iN. and K. Traveler's Checks are for sale at _ Peoples Bank of Anderson Jane Weddings . .--?ri ?"'it m $ ft <X' ? . . V ? ? y ; Require tho prompt placing or ordora for engraved invi tations. Our samples represent tho very latest shapes and forms that havo been accepted by refined and fashionable society. We LEAD in originating artistic , cued* with Hue material. Our prices are the lowest Send for samples, which will be supplied'free of charge. J; P. STEVENS ENGRAVING CO., Wedding Stationery Engravers, 47 Whitehall St, Atlanta, Ga. " Tiie -Aadersoii- County Mulina! Fire Insurance Co. ,. j. j.! aailTII, President Sad Treasurer il. J. MAJOR Vice President ? JO?IN A. MAJOR, Secretary iv ?"..?/.?.I'S." ANDERSON, S. C. 1 THf?as A HOME COMPANY Call and sea io at Peoples Bank ?rn mn la and Windows i????t ICE CREAM CHURNS I Alaska arid North 'Star in rsizes'^o suit any family. | j ;|' in different sises. ft? ?*? for cash end the prices are right. mm : lARDWARE CO. S?????m ?qtt*r? i ! SOG] Mr8. lt. P. Hamsun of WOllamst?nj a spending thc week-end with Mlss s Irene and Clara Osborne. Miss Nancy Evans of l'endletou | vii) spend the coming week here asi tte eue?t of Miss Eunice Dean. ? Miss Mabel Acker o? Atlanta ls the | tuest of Miss Margaret Archer. Miss taker has often visited Auderson ind ls a very. attractive young wo man. hi Honor of Two CliursiSug Visitors. Mrs. B. P. Kramer. Mr. and Mrs. 9. N. Gllmer and Miss Kramer hsve iB&aed Invitations to an At Home on Wednesday evening, April 2Cth from 3:30 to 10:30 In honor of Mrs. Sum ter Earle of Columbia and Mrs. Wil mot Evans of Boston. Both of these charming visitors have visited Ander don several times and have host of friends herc who are giving them a very cordial welcome. Lander Club. The Lander club will hold it? Vpril meeting next Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. W. C. Uabb. The following program wll be car riel? out: Juan Inez de la Cruz.-Mrs. J. D. McElroy. Rebecca Mott and Emily Geiger. Miss Maggie Carlington. Current Evans-Miss Fannie Uroyles. Election of olllcers. Calcccbce Chapter. Cateecheo chapter, D. A. IV.. will meet on Monday afternoon at four o'clock with Mrs. J. R. Vandiyor, at Runnymeade. Mrs. B. Doline Allen of Lowndes ville Is visiting relatives' here. Mrs. Frederick B. Maxwell, hat ^ono to Atlanta to attend Grand Opera. Gen. and Mrs. M. L. Bonham have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. ProcU> Bonham In Greenville, for the past few days. An Attractive Visitor. Mrs. Ralph Ramseur, Mrs. Richer, and their guest, Mrs. Lutz, of Chica go, spent Thursday with Mrs. Hor ace McGee. ..Mrs. Lutz, is a former member of the governing board ol the National Federation of Women;, clubs, and bas been appointed' a del egate to tito National convention in New York in May. Senior l'hlluthen. The Senior Dh ll at bea class were the guests of Mrs. Frank ' Johnson. Mrs. G. W. Ould and Mrs. Rufus Gaines at the former's home Wednes day afternoon. A short business meeting was held after which an Impromptu program was given. Though this was a ibur lesquo on the Redpath chautauqua, some of the membei's would have dono credit to the original artists. Tho following program was given: Lecture-iNew China-Ng.. Poon Chow-Miss Barton. Solo-^Madame Rita Rich.-Mrs. j Craig. _ ?iunics'i?t-Iiilph Bingham-Mrs. -, Charlie Burton. Schuman Qu'ntet-iMesdames Holt, McGee. Tubble and Misses Duckett and von Hasseln. . ' Story Teller-"Tho First Umbrel la."-Mra. Daisy Wilson. . Artist-Madame Julia Claussen Mrs. Gaines. The artists were introduced^ by Mr. 'Dickey . (Mrs. Johnson,) who, was presented by the secretary of . tho chamber of commerce, (Mrs. H ? { B. Fitzgerald.) . A salad course with tees was serv- j ca. by. the hostesses, assisted by Misses Nelle '.Darum and Tullatha - Crowther; ' . . '\ -Anniversary JU ec ting. i;A' .The Woman's Missionary society af the -First Baptist church celebrated the 4 Uh anniversary j of Its organiza- , tlon on last Monday afternoon ?and nearly two hundred women were ; j)reB'int. , 1 Mrs. Min ii io Milford, the president, presided and a abort business wa | sion Was held at thc opening. The program waa begun by a' beautiful .' solo, sung by Mrs. J. Fulmer Wat-. son. ?;- >;., 'fl :.:>:- >.'V?<?? Rev. O. L. Martin read and com mcnted orr tho Bcrlptvre lesson.' ,:,AH <fere then deltghved by a quar tet C.*bm Mesdames Chambers, Craig, and Smothers add Miss ? Leo, , after which Mrs. Milford introduced ; thc spouker for the afternoon, 'Dr. Ll J - Bristow of Columbia. Dr. Bristow ia no stranger in Anderson, being a trustee of .Anderson college and. having held former pastorates In Wll liamston and. Abbeville. He ls now superintendent of the Baptist hospl ial In Columbia. f ""'t>r. Bristow hogan: by paying a tribute to the Why In . which the wo men have managed their missionary organizations and to the great work they..harp beeb able'.to accomplish. HOy spoke fur thar on tho great- sub ject ot "Service," pointing out how prone we all are to .negiecf tho op-' portunlties wbLh surround us. Ho then showed. h?W weare b ut fol Io w lng in -tho footsteps ot the master by. IE TY I ! the opportunity of meeting Dr. Bris tow end spondittg a social half-hour together. Music al St. Joli n's Church. j The following I? tho program ot tho' music at St. John's church at the morning service: ? i ."All Hail tho Power of Jesus* i Name."-H. H. A. Beach. . I "Jerusalem"--Henry Parker. "Shout Ye Seraphs"-Ward Steph ens, "v. ? -I M4is Elizabeth l?rcazoal?. isy spend ing the wcok-entl in thu ''city'- "with f : lends. Mr. and Mrs. I.?. A. Broylcs nf Atlanta, are t\ vudlng the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Taylor. Mr. Broyles is one of Atlanta's prom inent and successful business men. j At S? . ??hu&un'x Meihodlsi Ctiurcfc. ! St. John's Methodist church, John ! W. spcakc, pastor: j Sunday, school at 10 o'clock a. m., S. L. Prince, superintendent. Preaching at 11:30 by Dr. 0. D. Bulla of Nashville. Tenn. Dr. Bulla is one of the leading men of Southern Methudl&m, a fluent altd attractive speaker. Tho public is cordially invited tu attend both services. An elaborate musical program ha-j been arranged. Mrs. John E. Sadler .and Miss Mary Sadler have retu/ncd from Washington and Atlanta, Ga., witoro they speut the past two woekc. Mr. Cook Returns. Mr, Henry Cooke returned home Sik?jrduy afternoon from New York, where tho thearical company he join- ! cJ closed a most successful season, ?j This company, "When Dreams Come | True," will be pleat's :'.}y remember- j ed in Anderson where- ?t gavo a very j ! pleasing performance last January Mr. Cooke Joined th's company hore j In a minor role, but quickly won a very important and conspicuous place taking a leading part. For the past six \veek3 they have pjayed in tho New England states. Mr. Cooke will return to Ngw,;*.york in September to play next season z*'' CASTOR IA For Infants and Children In ilse For Over 30 Years fm II i r.wi iili. HI * ? COMING AND GOING * Mr. Juo Sullivan of Williamson. waa u visitor in thc city yesterday. Mr. H. I?. Burbage. well known Greenville attorney, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Frank Geri; nf Columbia la visiting hi? nlocc, Mr?. M. I '. .Har dy of Tribblo street. This is his first visit to Anderson in eight years, and ho is very much impressed with (he growth of thc town. Ho Is now Vi years old and ls well remembered in Anderson. .Mr.. lien rearman o? Starr was u ?business visitor yesterday. Mr. Jake (Himer or Charlotte is in tho city for a short visit. Mr. Frank Steele of tho University of South Carolina ls home for Eas ter. Miss Stunts lio\l of Denver was in Anderson yesterday. Messrs. Chas. Davidson or Cincin nati, O., and C. W. Howley o? New York were Jewelry drummer:-, lu An derson yesterday. Keady for you with the dandiest line of Hammocks ! in the city. Well made, of the best materials, and in pleasing colors. $2.00 to $5.00 Each ': Come by and look 'em over f Cox Stationery Co. Leading Stationers and Printern We wilt sell any Coi !' eluding Black and E Green and White Se regular prices, ?f y secure only newest ? Liberal All S * or C Will be inc Suits at gre For the handsome Easter patronage ac corded this good store we are thoroughly appreciative. In return we promise you continued efforts to please in every way, and trust that your Easter may be a happy one. TO ARRIVE FOR MONDAY Wc received a bill Saturday for ten handsome silk dresses, will be ready for your inspec tion at. No two alike, real value $35.00. SPORT HATS JUST OPENED Sport Hats in White with Black Bands, 50C New Auto Caps with Veils, Monday 50c NEW CORSETS ? New shipment ot* Gossard, Warners and Thompson Corsets. New Brassieres, see them, 50 c $9.00 Everything displayed un one floor; No flight of stairs to climb. New Kool Cloth Suits at . TO OUR CLEMSON FRIENDS Come and make our. store your headquarters. You are as welcome as the Birds in May D. GEISBERG "The Bright Spot" Now located next to Osborne & Pearson's Old Stand AN APOLOGY-We are sorry we could not -wait on all our trade Saturday, but we will be ready to take care of yon Monday. N?ING MONDAY APRIL 24TH it Suit in stock, even this week's arrivals, in Blue Taffeta Silks, Navy Blue, Copen, Tan, rges and Gabardines, at ONE THIRD OFF ou would save money, and at the same time tty les, don't miss this opportunity. Reductions Also on Millinery priiig and Summer H?ts ? Colored Hats ;^^^^H eluded in ihis sale of ^^^^^^^1 satly reduced prices. Be ie them. shipment of Neckwearv >ves, vSkirts' and Blouses ========