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Suffered For Years Then are mani' people who ?ill be interested In the experience of Mrs. Julia Byard, Fort Henton, .Mont. She writes: "I Buffered foi years with gal I-filones. A friend wrote me about Fruitola and Truxo. I sturtud taking lt and am completely cured now und feel better than I have felt for twenty years." . - Mrs. Byard'* testimony is similar to that of many ulm lute glTcu this remedy a chance to help Hiern... Fruitola ls a powerful lubricant for Hie intestinal organs, softenlug the hardened particles (lint causo so much suffering and expelling the congested waste in un easy, natural way...A single dose is usually sufficient to clearly indicate its efficacy.. .Truxo Jil o splendid tonic.??Iterativo that nets on the liver and kidneys, stimulates the flow of gastric jalees to aid digesti?n, and removes bile from the general circulation. Fruit diu. und Traxo. are prepared in the Finns laboratories ul . Monticello, I il., and arrangements have been made to supply them through representative druggists. In Anderson they can lie ab. (ained nt Evans Pharmacy, Two Stores. ? . <* + WALIiEIt-McF.lnioyli? * * # A largo crowd attended the "singing at Flut Rock'Sunday. - A great number of friends and re latives uUendcd the funeral of Mrs*. .Mulilaix at Sharon on last Friday morning. There will be a nice-ting of tho patrons of tills district al th? school balding Saturday afternoon for tho election of trustees. Dr. Algood has Just returned from Charleston where he has been at tending tho State Medical meeting. Mr. Looper of Easlcy,- accompan ied by his daughter, Mrs. Williams and husband, visited Mrs. H. L. Robinson Sunday. -- Miss Pearl Thompson HUB return ed home after, a successful year's work at Sims*?' nilli' .Ts?hool. Mr. -W. S. .t?rdaj?, and family and Mrs. J. M. Haddon epent last ?at urday with the teachers. Tho date for the school entertain ment will bo nnnounced later. MR. MURPHY RETURNED Hpent ii Few Hays in .Minuta-Here Fur frrvefui iia?s. Mr. .1. IJ. Munphy returned from Atlanta yesterday afternoon where he had been for the paBt few day 5. He will be here and twill supervise the canvass for subscriptions for the rail way. Mr. Murphy was to have been pres ent at a meeting which was held at Holland's school house on Wednesday afternoon, but was detained in Atlan ta unexpectedly. On learning that he would be unable to attend the meet ing, Mr. Murphy -wrote to Mr. Frank Watkins asking that he have this fact explained at the meeting. Br fore the letter arrived Mr. Wat kins left for Hartwell where he spoke at the exercises on Decoration day Mr. Murphy is suny of th's occur ence, anil hopes that the people aili understand. - The only chance you have en campment week - Nunnally's. Owl Drug Co. 1 iv [Wc. Ladies, Be F^ti?ular About Your; White Pumpa and come to our store where you can be easily suited. Canvas, buckskin and white washable kid pumps are best with tan leather and white ivory soles-, heels to match. :V The "Mount Vernon''--colonial is particularly smart white sole and heel with lar??e dull oxidized metal. ^ $4.00, $5.00 ? i s i Ti .-- - ... .. . ' Jv Voder Masonic Tf?pl? ' ? - y " ; ^hoes That Satisfy aistsforCiV wv C^^lL ! *^^^^3^^r, Saturday, I ' ! /fyl^ "^^ifV 'Salis' ?<i\d In 106 f??bl?plng ot tho : fi^/fita ?I P . -* W SPORT Sti^-that ; M ilT??ffi*}^^ # ll, ' ' "?v . - kwlngin Palm'B?ach and ' /// / / fg sni?ments ?% materials-originality : - /jv / i \ i -'' ' tu"* 'v*"^ Mn? ?nd Cll j "| PETTlCOATlpment CASTHE Hats v AUTO (Bm% i LhJdell.Boskln. Tho marriage of Miss; Kate Liddell j and Mr. Thomas P. "Baskin took j place in the Lowndesvllle Presbyter I ian church a*- high noon Tuesday, j The bridal tarty entered th* i church to sweet strains of Mendel ! Ksohns Wedding march rendered toy j Mrs. T. B. Jones. Tho bride entered with her brother, Mr. T. C. Liddell and the groom j with bis best man. Mr. St. Claii Raskin. MJss Gussie Cunningham ! was maid of honor. The ushers were j Messrs. B. E. Allen, Kembert Allen ' E. WJC Harper, Jr., and Georgo Har I per. The ceremony was Impressingly pronounced by F?ev. H. C. Fennell, their former pastor. The bride wore a blue traveling suit and carried a shower bouquet of white carnations, and never looked more beautiful Tho church was artistically decor ated with flowers and potted plant.' with a background of while, draped with ivy. The bridal chorus was rendered by MVfs Ella Floyd and Mrs. E. W. Harper. The bride on account of her wo manly'graces, and excellent traits "of character, ha? drawn to her a hos*, of friend.-*. Tho groom is a gentleman of Ger ling qualities, and his many friends congratulate him on winning such a prize for his life's companion. An elaborate and well arranged reception was highly enjoyed by the guests, at the home of the brlde't torother. Mr. T. C. Liddell. -Miss Annie Liddell happily und skilfully directed affairs and made lt an en joyable occasion. The out-of-town guests wero: Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Thompson, Mrs. Jaa. T. Pearman, Mrs. Arch Coch ran, Mrs. J. E. Watson and Mrs. Thos. C, Speer of Anderson; Mr. T. J. Baskin. Miss Lia Sherard, Miss Georgia Bell Baskin, Mrs. An drew G. Baskin and Mrs. J. D. WU son of Iva; Mrs. Robert E. DoHay or Charleston; Mrs. H. C. McGregor oi Atlanta; Mra. Jas. L. Baskin of Clemson college; iMr. S. C. Baskin and Mra. E C. Simpson of Green ville; Miss Kettle Jones of Starr. Tho contracting parties left im mediately after the ceremony for At lanta end other points. On their re turn they will locate In Anderson where they will make their future home. Delightful Party. ? delightful affair for encampment week was the party given on Wednes day ovenlng by Miss Carol Cox al her handsome home on North Mc Duflle street. Thc broad piazzas and s paci?n parlors wero. attractive re treats for ' the young people. and a very merry and happy evening ^vas spent by all. Her guests Included about twenty of the Clemson cadots. and about the same number of young girls. MrB. Janies Stall and Mise .Bug Norris' of Greenville assisted tho young hostess. Mrs. Jessi Lewis and Mrs. Blaii Rice of Belton .are the. guests of Mrs. Q. Prank Johnson. ' Misses Harriet and Ruth Easterby of Laurens are the attractive guest ;af-Mrt'. G. B. Greene'; " Dance Per Tonjght. Mrs. S. N. GUrncr, who ls chair man of the committee Of ladies, who have charge of - the entertainment for the cadets for tonight >M a meeline yesterday morning and plans were made for another open air dance like the one on Tuesday.1 This waa. done by ?special request of the Clemson boys. The danc?'will begin prompt ly at 8:30.and the street w'll be roped off - so aa " to gve the dancers more room than they had *on Tuesday night. It Will bo given af the same place at the interaction of Calhoun and North McDufno' street, and' arrangements have 6een made to light the Btreets wStir langer and* better lights. They -will also have'a, larger band, so thai the music can he better heard. All tho young "ladies at the town,, and j v.lsttTsng girls are cordially Invited whether they dance or not. Nectar! will be served during the evening. $ay Day, Exercises. ' The gymnasium classes of Ander son will observe May Day on Monday afternoon. May lal: at four o'clock ?On .tao college campus*. There wfll W en attractive arrangementB ol "Folk dances." Indian Club Drills," "May Pole Dance" all in costumes. The' public Ia cordially invited ' ?ind there Will be no charge for admis sion ; ' For Two Lovely Visitors. : Oho, of the most brilliant social events ever given in Anderson, and ore that was -beautifully carried out Ira every detail was the; reception Iflre I en" on Wednesday by Mra; B. H. Kramer, Mr.- and Mrs. S. N. Ollmer, and Miss Kramer. ' g The handsome home of Mrs. Kra emer Is^ Ideally . nttcd for social af fairs w:th' ita ' aprons rooms, and loVeiy furnishings. Th? whole low er* lioor Was ' thrown together t &j means of . fold'ng doors, and every w hero waa the brightness and beauty of?nt?ny flowers, in vases and howls. Th* honor guests were <twov charming vtol tors, Mrs. ''? Wilmot; "Evans ot Bos ton and Mrs; Sumter Earle br Co lumwa.-? -Mrs.'" Evaasjs the daughter itVUiui Kramer and la always an att ri C. Ive end populor visitor. Mr?, fiarle haa been to Anderson several 'times aa the guckt Of Mrs. ?Qifnior and isalwOya the r?o'-pient of many delightful social attentions': 1 Tho reception for Wedne?djiy even ing wad divided into t>or? trioda. i'Aqrjm \t' to 8:30 and from 8^0?:iOMb. [?nd'farting tho whole evening the ii WILL CLOSE TODAY AFTER SUCCESSFUL SESSION AT ALL TIMES ATTENDANCE GOOD This Has Been One of Most Grat ifying Features of School Much Good Will Result The Training Behool for Sunday Fohoql teachers and superintendent*, plani&d'.'?.n.Q organized by Dr. Jno. E. White and begun last Sunday a* I r?e First Baptist church, hs1? proved I a splendid success. An able faculty 1: ia been in charge and the teacher.*! end Sunday school workers who have been attending have shown great interest touching the highest con cern:* and welfare ot their profes sion. The attendance ai the various sessions' pf^the school has been very gratifying "and great good to tho schools represented is sure to he the result of tho week's work. It is re grettable that Dr. White was detain ed in Atianta, but the work was well planned "and has progressed .inobt satisfactorily. The school will close this evening. The program fo? today .is as follows: Friday April 28. 10:00-"Tho ' Possibilities of the Country Bunday School," Prof. Hud g'ns. ... 11:00-Pastors nnd deacons confer ence: "Why Church Buildings," Dr. Carver... 3:30-Devotional half hour, Hov. O. L>. Martin. 4:00-"The Teacher and Ills Mas ter," Dr. DeMent. 4:,45-"Open Period, Review anti Discussions," Mrs. Cross. 5:45-"The Spiritual Atmosphere." Mrs. CroBB. Group 1. 5:46p-"Tho Law of tho Review." Dr. DeMent. Group 2. 5:45-"The Committees and How They Work." Jos. T. Watts. Group :t. 'Ol'. 5:45-"Learning and Its Requisi tes." Pror.. Jiudglns. Group 4. i 6:45-Social luncheon. 7:30-"The Seven Laws Review ed," Dr.. DeMent. Group 1. I 7:30-"Class Cooperation." Jos. T. Watts. Group 2. 7:30-"Tho Senior and Adult Pu pil." Prof. Sludging. Group ?3. 8 ^O^The1 teaching ot the Book of Rovelationl,M,1Dr. Carver. , Every christian worker regardless of denomination is Invited to hear these.lectures'..*''Let tho people come. Icu all the people come. s Byar? Agricultural f lub. Byars Agricultural club will meot | at Hunters Spring School house on ! Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Ali ! men Interested in agriculture are in vited! -to bo present.. handsome rooms wera, thronged with gay abd' merry parties of guests. At the door the guests were wel comed by Mrs. B. O. Evans and Mrs.. J. R-. Young. while others looking after and entertaining in tho hall and parlors, were Mrs. P. Kl | .McCully, Mrs. Jos Shelor, Mrs. A. j S. Farmer. Mrs. R. E< Li*;.>n, Mrs. J. Hf Godfrey, Mrs. D. .*., Lodbetter, and Mrs. C. F. Cr ?en. In Ute receiving' line were Mrs. Gllmer, Miss? Kramer, Mrs. Earle and Mrs.'Evans. 'All wore beautiful sweet pea colors of white pink ' or green, which were tho chosen colors and flowers for the evening. Each wore a corsage bouquet of this samo dainty flower. iln the lovely dining room the sam dainty flower. ,Ih tho- dining room where f the same pretty flowerq waa used In profusion, an elegant salad course In the same colors, with ices and cakes wore served by Misses Grace Spencer, Anna Cun ningham, Janie. Hamlin, Virginia Gu rner. Louise Ci lin er, and Mrs. Eu gene Watson, Those entertaining J the guest here were: Mrs. S. R?.'. Parker, Mrs. ? F. B. Crayton, Mrs. W. D. McLean, Mrs. J. B. DeCamp, and Mrs. it. J. Ramer. Mrs. Bosenburg and Little Daaghterj Here. ' - I Mrs. Phil Rosenberg, late of, Washington. Ga., with her little daughter, Mis? Ethel, have arrived In Anderson' and will make this city their borne; Mr ?Rosenberg ls per tcanentiy located bene, having re cently purchased, the business of,A. Lesser company?on.j the square. iK'\lllS';i.:.:;-';:'? m ? ? -V , . i When YOU take your tr? ; supply yourself with K. N. Cashed every where; yi fiilcatich ; if' lost no one V. and tfif tostJsYery srnaU. k. N. aud K. Traveler's C M m 1 ???Sm S?. ACTION TAKEN ACTION GRANTED FORMA *i70N OF CROSS ROADS SCHOOL DIST. NO.31 LETTER RECEIVED By. Mr. J. B. Felton From State Superintendent Education About Matter Tho county board of education has .been sustained by tho state board of education in the action which granted tho formation of Cross Rood? District No. 3?". This district ls composed of parts of Plerectown and Hopewell districts. Supt. J. ?. Felton han received the following letter giving the de cision of the state board: "Supt. J. Bi Felton. "Anderson. S. C. "Dear Slr: "hast night the Stuto Board of 'Education stayed in session till 12:10 listening to arguments and "discuss ing tho merits of tho Cross Roads appeal ease. * "After considering tho mattJr from all points .pf view, the decision of thc county board of education was sus tained unanimously. "Thia ought to mean that ('ross Roads school district No. 31 will be legally constituted and organized for work not later than July lsrt, 191G. 1 hopo.this end? a long drawn-out and most disagreeable controversy. "Please look'. Into conditions and write me fully aa soon as the new district board has been appointed and has entered upon Its duties. "A four-acre school site, on ade quate building, and-a local tax of four mills ought to ibe pointa of immediate lnvesi.'gat!on and decision. YOUTH Respectfully, State Supt. of Rducatlon. ? COMING AND GOING * Mr. T. B. Jones of Starr was a I imlness visitor yesterday. Mr. John Q. Land rain of Green ville was a business visitor yester day. Mr. Abner Wharton of Tva spent j yesterday in the city. Mr. 'Mack Sherard of Wllllnmston came to Anderson yesterday. Mrs. Lem Reid of Iva spent yes terday In Anderson. Mrs. J. N.. Land or Starr was among the visitors yesterday. Dr. Tims. O. Kirkpatrick of| Lowndesvlllo wa? among tho busi ness visitors yesterday. MrB. W. T. Barwell of Townvllle was a. shopper in the city yesterday. Why Constipation; Injures. / Tho bowels aro the natural sewer age system'of tho body. When they become obstructed by constipation a part of the poisonous matter which they, should carry off ia absorbed in to the System, making you feel dull and ; stupid, and interfering with tho digestion and assimilation . of food This condition la quickly relieved by Chamberlain's Tablets. Obtainable everywhere. Now Is the Time to Oct Hld of These . Ugly S?ots. There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, aa the prescription othinc double strength-ls guaranteed to re move these homely epota. Simply 'get an ounce of othinc double strength-from any druggist and apply a little of lt night and mo/ning and you should.soon sea that even' the . worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones haye vanished entirely. It is'fceldom that more than an ounce is needed to completely clear tho skin and gain a beautiful clear complexion. . Bo sure to ask \ tor the double strength ?thlne as this as sold .under guarantee of money back if Jt 'falls to remove freckles. : ?? i %. . ?? - ? m ?s Checks p this summer be sure and & K. Traveler's Ched?. Dur signature is your iden ese can get them cashed; IjMt. . :. ......-''.. ; '.? '-.':ifv.y'.l hecks are for sale at of Anderson ll -... p -r; - SPORTS For all mit door sports wo arc showing an excellent line of Can vas Pumps and Oxfords for ^La dies and Misses-black and white eau vas with rubber soles from .Soc to s I ..So. High lop While Kid Rubber Sole Shoes al S J. 5.0. Sport Shirts For Ladies, made very man nish, bf extra good materials, white and fancy al S Loo Ssl.5o each. All and Sport Skirts In a variety of pretty styles Plaids, Stripes a. ? Checks-in all until, and thc prettiest assortment of While Skirts in the city, $1.50 and np. . ?t Sport ? ?. . We've a number of new shapes suitable for all sorts of fancy trimming and a trimmer who knows how-to trim them. - ICE CREAM CHURNS WATER CO?LERS in diff?rent sizes. WP Bill for nu*h ?mil the prlrcs oro rl?ht. ? i rfs West Side Square PREVENTION An ounce of prevention h; worth a pound of euro, This la tho day ot PREVENTIVQ MEDI CINE. Nowhere ls'rthis BO ne? essary as in regard to ti.e care of the TEETH., Visit the deft, t?st AT LEAST twice a year, irhother you think you^neetVit "U* not Let him give your teeth a thorough cleaning, search out tb/4 beginnings of decay, clean off the tartar, add In general PREVENT those dental evils that are likely to grow oa you unawares. DR, HENRY R. WELLS, Offivo Over Farmers A Merchants lian*, . r Residence Thone ic?. Anderson, g. C. . Office, *Phei* 527.