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Says She Was Saved From Operating Table Brother and Sister kith Relieved by Simple Remedy Available to Any One. tn her gratitude for a remedy that saved lier from tho possible necessity lor an operation, Mrs. Carrie Hcflin, of Coats, Kans., writes: "Had it noi been for Fruitoln and Traxo I might have been on the operating tuble b>' now. It relieved me of at least ono hundred and fifty gall Btones. It surely l?e? work . wonders. My brother alBO had suffered for years and has been greatly benefited by Fruitoln and Traxo." ? Fruitoia is a powerful lubricant for thu Intestinal organs, softening the congested masses, disintegrating the hardened particles that cause so much suffering and expels thc accumulation in an easy, natural way. Traxo 1B a splendid tonic, acting on the liver an und is recommended .foi use in cona restore the weakened, run-down ?y3 Fruitoia and Traxo are prepared in III., and arrangementsMiavc been ,to eu druggists. In Anderson they can be stores. i d stomach with most beneficial results vction with Fruitoia to build up and teni. the l'inus laboratories at Monticello, pply them through representative obtained at Evans' Pharmacy, two BLONDS WONDERING WHY MISS FARRAR FREFERS A BLACK HAIRED MAN Atlanta, Ga., April 21.-Why does Geraldine Farrar, tho fatuous so prano, who is now Mrs. Lou-Telle gon, wife ot, Uio motion picture actor, prefer a black haired man to a blond? Shortly after Miss Farrar's recent marriage to Lou-Tellegen It "'z^ an nounced that he had died his hair thc color of tho raven's wing because she preferred that kind of a thatch. And now her blond-haired gentlemen friends, in Atlanta aro wondering what's wrong with God gave them, and are trying to persuade Miss .farrar to tell them why a black- ? haired man is more attractive than ' one with locks of gold. .Miss Farrar ls letting 'em rave and tea- their blond' v?urls and Isn't tell ing them a thing. Her ielura, lo Atlanta with the Metropolitan for the week of grand ouerta which opens tonight. lias de monstrated oub?^inore 'the great pop ularity, of her'r voice and personality imorg Atlanta opera lovers. She is receiving many social attentions and 'Tosca" and "Madame Butterfly," the meras1 in which- sile sings, will be inior.g thc largest of tho week in at tendance. Caruso opens tho?.week tonight in he role of "Samson" in "Samson and ^cHlah." ??toBm fl? PREVENTION I0cg!j?3 ypSSOT 1MB Va Rf" An ounco of prevention is worth /Tt23! ll -a A ti il tl a pound of cure. This ls tho ll iJvY V#\V'j ? lita day of PREVENTIVB MEDI l|/\j J Jj JJ 'j li il CINE. Nowhere is this so nec ya j j (/ L/ \J \J eBBary as in regard to the caro ^ iJ v V of the TEETH. Visit tho den tist AT LEAST twice a year, whether you think you need it or not. Lot him give four teeth u thorough cleaning, search out the beginnings of decay, clean off the tartar, and In general PREVENT those dental ovilH that are likely to grow on you unawares. DR. HENRY R. WELLS, Office Over Farmers & Merchants Rant, Residence Thone CO. Anderson, 8. C. Office 'Phone 527. m . .?? AFTER EASTER SPECIALS You can't keep a reputation by merely living* up to it. Occasionally you have to exceed it. Our Ready-to-Wear department, "one flight up," long ago earned a reputation for Ready to-Wear styles more distinctive than others areabl<? to assemble and prices lower than others can quote-style and quality consider ed. We are ready for you with * ; New Palm Beach --gema?ne Palm Beach ma terial $5.00 SUITS .i $7,50 -iii Taffeta* the kind commonly | sold; here abouts ^t^l\).?? our price Uli $6,50 eaiih -. And ?very day you will find something special herc, not on ly tn our ready-to-wear department, but throughout the Bee Hive. Everything that rae?, women and children wear at money saving prices. v. '. . ' SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Hora ..:> McGee, and] Miss Uraco Rudisall spent Sunday .i; Greenville. MisB Margaret Evans has gone to Allanta to attoad tho Grand Opera. Mr. and Mrs. Orrvlllo Bissell loft yesterday fur their homo In Cohlui nia, after a visit to Mr. and .Mrs. J. H. Townsend, and other relutlves. Tho following notice will he of an interest to many friends here, a? j Miss Minley was the attractive guesi of Mrs. Q. Frank Johnson last sum mer. 1 lindy-liar rh. Mr. oud Mn?. Claude IJ. Morrow an nounce the engagement of their sis-1 ter. Misp Nelle Hlnely to Mr. Ru pert Fletcher Harris of Puvo, Ga.,j the marriage to take place ut high noon | on Juno 1st in Madison, Fla. -At lanta Journal. Wi hon-Li ;:<;,i Vi'e?\?iiig ?Mans. A wedding of interest will<"*he that of Miss Nell Wilson and Mr. /lexan der Towers Ligon. which will take place on Wednesday evening at 7 ./clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wiison on North Jackson street. The wedding party will Include Miss Winnie Hudson, maid of honor; Miss Lou Ellen Ligon, bridesmaid; Mr. Louis Ligon, brother of the groom, will be best man, and Edith Wilson and Helen, Wikle. nieces of thc bride, will bc ribbon bearers. The bride will be given in marriage by her brother, Mr, Tom Wilson, and 'he ceremony will b's* performed by Dr. H. B. Mays. Miss Martha Hud son will play the wedding music, ns Kitted by Mrs. Muirhead on tho violin. A reception "Will follow tho cere mony. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson enter tained tho Wilson-Llgon bridal par ty on Friday evening after tho re hearsal. Miss Winnie Hudson entertained at a matlneo party Saturday afternoon In honor of 'Mis3 Nell Wilson, and Mrs. J. T. Wikle will give a reception on Monday afternoon. Quite a number of affairs will bc given after the wedding, and among those entertaining will be Miss Rosa Moran. Miss Lucile Youngblood, 'Misses Murtha and Evelyn Hudson, Miss Frank Taylor and Mrs. Alfred Wilson.-Atlanta, Journal. Mr. Ligon is a former Anderson boy, and-has a host of friends who are deeper interested in thc plans for his approaching mariage. ? COMING AND GOING * ! ? ? ? ? ?*??+??+.?+**?+?**??* Mrs Sam Wakefield of Antroville was in tho city yesterday. 'Mr. Luke Ashley of Level Land spent yesterday in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Hailey Iwive retuurn ed to their home In Hartwell after a visit to their daughter, Mrs. W. H. KeeBo. '?' Mrs. Frank Cunningham of Green ville is visiting Rev. und Mrs. J. H. Gllboney. Rev. and Mrs*. J. H. GLbboney w"'.l leave Wednesday for Savanilahi whore they will spend a few d'ays^i While there tho Rev. Glbboney wfthj preach at his old church. ??? 1- . . Mr. Lawrence Mauluin has re?, turned from a visit to Augusta. JACK BRITTIAN WINS WELTERWEIGHT TITLE | IN NEW ORLEANS BOUT (Ry Associated Press.) New- Orleans, pril 24.-Jack Drift lian, of Chicago, won a first decision and tho welterweight title from Ted LewiB, a Britisher, n a fast twenty two round bout hero tonight. Mall Held Vp. New York, April .24.-Six huadred . bags of pan ol post matter compris-' lng probably more than fifty thousand, separate packages mailed for distri bution in -Holland will he returned to the soi. uer s in America because Steamship companies -won't carry' this mail owing to British a el zur ci of par cel, post consignments^ . . The British contend the parcels might, reach' and benefit the central*! powers. It has accumulated at the foreign branch postoffice, since No vember, ?815. The postmaster-gen- j eral ordered, tho postage refunded. "T?flISESlIRED, SORE^OUEN FEtT j Instant relief for tore,. swollen, lender, csliouse? feet j send corns. * Why go limping around with aching, puffed;Up feet-feet so . ' tired, chafed, ] sore aad swollen you caa hardly get your" shoes oh or off f? Why don't' yotf] get a: 25-?ent box of "Tis" from tlie \ drug store now and gladden your-tor?1 lured iest? ' -y .Ttl?'' meeks your feet gloW ! With comfort; takes-down swellings and draws the soreness and misery right ?Ont of feet that chafo, ?martarid born. .-.Til" instantly .stops pain ih corns, callouses and bunions, "fit'? is glori ou a for tired, ' nching, sore feet. . No\more ,shoe tiph tness- -no more, foot torture. . OfflCER. ELECTED FOR GRACE C1RCH ANNUAL MEETING WAS HELD YESTERDAY AFTERNOON REPORTS READ Which Showed the Affairs of the Church'to Be in Splendid Con dition-Officers. Tlje sinnuat n?utt?ng or Cruce Bpls copal church' was held yesterday af ternoon -and. ofltcers Tor the ensuing year wore elected. The annual reports ?Were read which showed tltat the ar rays of the church were in excellent shape, and that the Sunday svliool had made a remarkable record. The following were the officers elected : i*. W. Webb. Senior warden. " M. li, Bonhuui, Junior warden. ti. C. .Maxwell. Max (Jrayton, W. II. Steele, C. I). J. Decamp, Basil Vandlver, Nardin Webb and G. Cul le?i Sullivan, Vestrymen. llroadwa* Club. Mroadaway Democratic club met Saturday and reorganized by elect ing: - S. X. Pearinau, president. * C. K.' Martin, secretary. County delegates: J. L. McCarley, lt. D. Smitli. H. P. McDaniel, T. W. .McCarthy .Nienaber executive committee: c. F-, Martin, >, Ready, for you with thc dandiest line of Hammocks in tlie city. Well made, ol" the best materials, and in pleasing colors. $2.00 to $5.00 Each Come by and look 'em over Cox Stationery Co. Leading Stationers and Printers NEGRO MAN STABBED BY HIS WIFE spumy Using Pocket Knife She Stabbed Him to Heart, Death Result ing Instantly. Thu first homicide lo occur in An derson county tn BOIUO time, occurred just south of this elly about 8:30 o'clock Sunday night. Ha nih .Mat truss, colored, killed her husband, Sumpt Mattress. Thu homicide occur red at the home of Rosa Tompsou on Cation's row. near tho extension or South McDultlc street. Tiie woniHii was arrested by Sheriff Ashley and Deputy Sheriff Sanders immediately after tho killing. She declared that her hushnnd lind been beating her. und Rivet, this as the cause of her act. lt ls said that she statued him twice on tits lett hand with a knife, splitting Uro tingara and that she then stabbed him in (bel left breast, che knife blade pen trat int; Into the heart. Death was In stantaneous. ? Safe Medicine for Children. "Is it safe?" in the ilrst question to be considered when buying cough medicine for children. Chamberlain's J Cough Remedy has long becu a fav orite with mothers of young children as lt contains no opium or other narcotic, and may be Riven to a child as confidently as to nn adult, It ls pleasant to lake, too, which is of great importance when a medicine must oe given to young children. This remedy is most effectual in re lieving coughs, colds and croup. Ob- j tainablo everywhere. HOME _____-_ <?v?V* . .-, V*' - f? ,,-v One,.iiURiths" pay will not educate your daughter nor will it buy a home. >. A certain percentage of your wages put each pay day in Thc Sav ings Club will do either or both. Start now and stick to it. Tlie Bank of Anderson1 Thc Strongest Bank in the County. iew York buyer _ sizes 16 to 44? asi 5 i 13.50, $15, THEY ARE . ".. . .. ...... . .- . . . . EXT-TO - NOTH ING in weight-these very light, soft, easy fabrics for summer underwear. You've never known such comfort as you'll get by wearing ;i Wilson Bros. Athletic Union. Suit; feels right, hangs right; you hardly realize you have it on. This store special izes in thc liest; yre're ready to help you enjoy a really com fortable Bumir.cri Outside rUinu'Hj too; new, smart shirt patterns, beau tiful new ties, thc latest shades and effects in hosiery. This is. a good men's store; vye aim to oiler the right kind of service. Union Suits 50c to $2. Shirts 5()c to $3.75. Ties in silks and wash 25c tip SPOT CA?tl. CL The Store with a Conscience Traveler's Checks When you take your trip this'Siifnnier be; sure and supply yourself with K. N. & K. Traveler's Checks. Sl 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. N. and K. Traveler's Checks are for sale at j Peoples Batik of Anderson Mt leftt tis Twenty-five ;3ilk;E^sses, sorted colors | $16.50, $18 and j BEAUTIES J Bight of Stairs to ^limb- J t?&s . -in- r m ' TM- ' i'rmi ''i'jl i_' ' iiiVi'' ai ' i_ ' ". * JR.