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Aro Ideal Remedy for Nursing ?ts Compound of Simple Herbs Safe $oV Baby andMothek -Vc-" ConBtlpatlon is a condition that ef fect? thc old, young and middle-aged, and most people at oho time or an other need help in regulating the action of thc bowels. Harsh cathartics and purgatives should not bo employed to relievo constipation, as their effect is only temporary while they shock tho syBtom unnecessarily.' A remedy that can be used with per fect safety for the tiniest babe and that ls equally effective for the strong est constitution is found in the Com bination of simple laxative, herbB known ns Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep Kin and sold In drug stores every where for fifty couts ? bottle] ? This ls an Ideal household remedy and should Ira in overy famly medicino) ? best. Airs. F. I. Dursolow, 18 Leslie St., I Holyoke, Mass., wrote to Dr. Cald well, "Syrup 1'opsln certainly ls fine.' I gnvo it to my baby, Evelyn, and also took lt myself. It IB the only med?-. KVELYN BAB80L0W cine I. .have been able to take without affecting Baby in the nursing. I have tined it for till four children and it is flue; they like,lt and ask. for it." A trial bottle of Dr. Caldwell's ?Sy rup Pepsin can be obtuined, free of charge, by writing lo Dr. \V. H. Cald well, 454 Washington street Monticel lo, 111. Lecture For the Opening Night of Our Chautauqua Photo by'Mofr?it^Chleagq. . ' ;~>^:^ . uriLLIAM KA1NEY BENNETT, who isso lechir? here the opening day ol chautauqua Wool:, he imo var in tb e Lyceum ant Chautauqua world aa "The M?? ;Who>.X?MS;^;:^0:e. h?m a? ieetur? on inls Bubjea. iito theme of which is ? that "lie can \vho thinhW lm e:ni;'' that hi every brain there ls a sleeping genius and that lt. eau bo awakened. The lecture'which ho gives helps young men and.women to. find themselves. It gives them health, poise and' power. It is absolutely different from the ordinary, lecture of this type. Every laugh comes in naturally. Nothing is forced. Other lecture* willah be gives are entltlrd 'The MasferVXhougbt!' and "Machines and Mllllonaiies.'" Wllluihvltnlney Bennett was raised 'on- a farm and,'like s* many successful, men of .the', present day, has many -a time warmed his. bare feet on' frosty mornings ??hero the cows have lain.' He worked , his way through college. . Starting with $10,'he graduated with money In his pocket, having paid' bis way.'by, Slng?u?. Since then he lias done postgraduate V'ork lu two universi ties. His sermon lectures have been published in full ns features, of some Of the metropolitan newspapers. y AVak.^ s?r- by.the t?b?t^?;lise of Daily lntcit?^tfnety sp.t?e.:' Your ads will be in the ?Ood;?Drh-? [ patiy<ofWv^ pf thc community. No; pian o^^hM^tii?'. jpijftHlc:*-ts: c?'mpi[et?VSith'put-ilie '?f .Thfe In*:.' MIHH Billingham Entertains. The wesk hos been filed with o round cf social eventa, the young people vieing with each other in their efforts to make . it pleasant for :.ie Clemson boys. t On Thursday evening M?BS Mabel niUingham was the pretty young hos tess for quit* a number of bei Irlends, and some of the Clemson .'adets. The evening was spent in a Jellghtfully social und Informal nanner, and was fully enjoyed by those present. " Dinner Party. On Thursday' evening Miss Laurie Smothers entertained at a dinner party for elgh?, which proved to' be a very delightful occasion.. An ele gant cours?; dinner was served, rtnjd later tho young people attended''lire' open air dance on North MoDuffie street. The guests for the evening word Miss Laurie Dowling, M's? Clarie*' Towusend. Miss Iluzel Murphy, with Cadets W. B. Can/i?, Harry Brow?, Simpson and Banks. Mrs. A. B. Weathorsbco of Bolton spent yesterday with Mts. )G. B. Greene. , Mrs. J. C. Blanton of Jacksonville, Pla., is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. B. Bieckley. -i MrB. J. L. Crout has? gono te,j Lynchburg, Va., to visit her daugh-! ter, M.'ftt Turpin Croat who is In^ school there. ? :. Beautiful Card Party. U,i Dose Hill club was the scene of a' ver>' delightful affair Thursday af ternoon when Mrs. P. K. McCuliy' entertained at cards in honor of Mm. Sumter Earle of Columbia and Mrs. Wilmet E\ans of Boston. Rosa H^ll was never moro attractive than- just now In Its new spring garb, end elev en tableo were arranged In tho spa cious living rooms. After tho games a delicious sweet course "waa served. Mrs. McCuliy presenting each of her guest of hon or with a lovely corsage bouquot. Women Soldiers'td Don Trousers. Now York, Aprl\ 28.^uDpn't, be ashamed of your'arms and legs. Get acquaint ed wlth_ them. You aro Xor more . Immodest in evering" clothes than you would be in breeches.*' That argument hacked up a de monstration by Miss Anna Higgins] turned the tide and tho American Woman's League ior Self-Defense e j decided in favor of adopting the garb | cf the male soldiers. Military efficiency for a time seem ed likely to be brushed asido by senti ment, ?Mrs-. . J. Hugerford Mill banks, aski'tng the assembled women to ponder on the thoughts of "con templative husbands and' sweet hearts" as they gazed at the skirtlesBj m?les. "Dresses belong to the women of the last generation," Miss 'Higgins countered. "Dresses have been' the curse and the bu rd en ? of women. Como forward and show that . you have the courage to be a new, wo man." i .' Tho vote for trousers was. carried by an overwhelming, jnajdrlty. AST FOR and GET m m THE ORIGINAL ?(MALTED MILK; ".??53? substitutes coat YOU o&mo pries. CHICHESTER SQ *'hl rt.l-3.ter'i> Ulnuioi.JliraadAcVt l'IIU in Itrd ?sd t.old r.irMiiSSy/ D?AlIuNI*URANO I'iMJi, for so yrankrunrnai EcH.Eifjit. Al? J) s Itdla'.l? SOIDBYORUGOISISI GLASS OF SALTS IF ?ouoes Eal less meat i? y?? feel Back achy or have Bladder trouble. .Meat forms uric acid which excites and overworks thu kidneys in their ef forts to,filter it -from jthe system. Regular eaters of meat must fliuh the kidneys occasionally. Y u muDV' re lieve them like?you relieve yourXbowr els; removing all the acids, waste add poison, else you teet a dull misery in tho h lenity regidtti sharp p?lri^j&.^n? back or sick lice dache, disziness, your Ltcm ac h \ s o u ra, ' tongue is coated and ^vh/%f the ' weather ls bAd yoU-Jjave Hi'-'umntic. twinges. The urta* Iii cloudy, full of sediment; the chattel 9 often get irritated, obliging fro^TO get up two or three times during the night.- - ; \:$$Y?%mz& TO ne uart Use these Irritating ad du Arfd flush off the body's urjnou? waste get about four; ounces of;? j*? .{grits f rom any pharmacy;'tak&tir. tab lespoonful in a glass of water befo?-e breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine and blad der disoiidera disappear.''Tbu fi .ons. salts le ?jjnde from the acid grapes and It-dinn julee, comb! with ?thia, and baa been used generations to clean sad stlmul sluggish hidricy? and stop b?ad?tr Ir ritation. Jad Salt? ls Inexp?S^wi harmless and makes A ticiightfo? ?t fervesc<snt Uthia-water' drintr which gralomjgrjrai'anri women take now and thin1, thus avoiding serious kidnfiv I arid -ntaadbr'TDrwatat: 1 * ; I ?Ma^HH St. Jehu's Methodist ChurcH. Sunday school at .10 a. m. Mr. S. L. Prince, superintendent. Morn ing service at 11.30, preaching ib> die Rev. T. C. O'Dell. No night service. Union services at the tent. Central Presbyterian Church. Sunday school at 10.15. Morning service at 11.30: Subject of sermon., "God's Sword." N'lght sendee will 'bc held in the Chautauqua tent, this church uniting in the ulon services. First Presbyterian Church. . ;Sunday eehool at 10 o'clock. Morn ing.: service at il.30. Night services . i^'^e tent. .fl" Retiral Heeling at On ville-. ' The revival meeting at tho Orrvllle Methodist church, <is still in progress, Evangelist.J. Lr. Harley.. Is doing some good preaching, end some er*, deciding for Christ and the right. Fourteen have given, their names ar '.?viT-iMdstes for church n?fifflb?rs&i ;and others are expected to Join be fore tho meeting closes. The meeting will continue-through next -Sunday night, April 30th. So:vices for Sunday as follows: Preaching at 11:16 o. m.. and at 7:46, p^.. m.^ " 'EverVpody ls' cordially invited it attend these services. !*? COMING AND GOING ? ... Slr. and-'Mrs. K. O. Evans ami little daughter. Miss Virginia Evnns. of Pendleton were visitors in thc city yesterday. Mr. Talmud go Price passed through the city yesterday en route to his homo at Iva. Misses cNett?o Terry and Hunter of Pendleton were yesterday. Louise visitors MI8B Alberta Farmer of Converse College, ls. spending the week end ot heme. , Mr. Ed Austin, a prominent -busi ness man of H i eluvio nd, Gn., was a visitor In tho; e'T" Friday. Mr. .and'Mrs. P. C. Burton re turned to 'their homo in " Warren, Ala., yesterday after a visit here. Tho Missies Weather she o of Lau rens are.the guests of Mrs. G. B. Greene dri'?Corth McDuffle Btreel. ?Mr. H. C. White of Columbta waB a business visitar yesterday. Mrs. J. Tl. VandJvor of Mt. Car mel, <was In the city yesterday vis iting her parents. NATIONAL BANKS WILL BE FURNISHED COPY OF G^ND?nfi?N REPORT (By Assoolatod Press.) Washington, Ar?il 28.-Comp2rol ler of ourency announced yesterday that beginning June 1st each National bank examined hy National bank ex ara nera would be furnished a copy of the report of lt'3 condition made to comp troller's office by. the examiners. The comptroller spid the plan would save the hanks considerable money now paid Zar periodical examinations by outside accountants. Don't forget ?he Cake Sale at Moore*Wilson Co.'? store Satur day by the Philathea Class First Presbyterian Church. Insomnia. Indigestion nearly always distaros Uia. Bleep more or less, i and ls often tho cauco of, insomnia. Eat a light supper with'little If any meat, and no milk; alon take ono pf Chamberlain's Tablets immediately siter Supper and see if you do not rest much better. Obtainable everywhere. j H QME One months pa 3 v ill not educate youi dau?hter-nor will it buy ahorne. A certain percentage of your wages p'utlteft pay day in Th? . Sav ings' Club will do either or - feoitn Start now and stick to it. The Strongest. Bank .$ in the Gonn tv. WEEK'S EVENTS IN THE TOWN OF IVA Iva, April 28.-There -viii bo Bpectal meeting of Laurel (.'amp Woodmen ct the World on Monday night, May 1st, for the purpose of electing and installing officers. AM members are urged to attend 4hlB? meeting. Misses Georgia Bell Buskin and LBo Steward attended the Llddcll Baskin wedding at I/owndesville Tuesday. . Mr, and Mrs. John McCalla of I Lowndesvllle spent; Thursday with Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Wilson. Mis* L. Ej Jackson of Route No. 1 is., spending the week with 'the family of her uncle, T. C. Jackson. MIBS Ace Rowzee og Elberton, Ga., Candidates Gards FOR CONGRESS I am a candidate for Congress from the Third CbngreBuion?l District, 8'ub lect tb the rules of tno Democratic Primary. ' A; IL DAGNALL. I am' a candidate for congress from the Third Cornresslonal district, sub ject to the ruUB' Ot the Democratic Primary. JNO. A. HORTON. I announco myself a candidate for congress from the Third District. I w!P ubldo tho rules, regulations and results of the Democratic Primary. HENRY C. TILLMAN. FOR SOLICITOR I am a candidate for Solicitor ot the Tenth Circuit, subject to* the rules of j the democratic party. LEON L. RICE. I hereby announce myr.clf a candi date for thc office of solicitor of the ? Tenth Judicial circuit, subject <to the rules and regulations of tho Demo cratic primary. > KURTZ P SMITH. 1 hereby announco myself a can didate for solicitor of the tenth ju dicial circuit, subject to the action! of the Democratic party in the en-| Buing primary election. J. R. EARLE. FOR SUPERVISOR, I hereby announce myself T aa n candidato for the office o>. Supervisor of Anderson county, subject to the rules ot the d?mocratie party. 'W. REEVES CH AMBLER COUNTY TREASURER X hereby announce mynolf c candi date for, County, Treasurer, subject | to the rules ot the democratic party. J. H. CRAIG. I hereby announce myself a candi date fop (.'minty 'Treasurer, snbject | to the rules of-the democratic party. J. R. C. GRIFFIN. I hereby announce myself a. candi date for County Treasurer, subject] to (IIB rules bf the democratic party. 8. A. WRIGHT. SHERIFF I hereby announce myself a candi dato for the office ot Sheriff for An ] demon county, subject to the mica of the democratic party. Tv . J. MARTIN. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Sheriff of Anderson county, subject .to the rules of tho .Democratic primary. W.' B. KING, T hereby announce myself a. candi date for the office of Sheriff o'* An derson county subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. W. O. fl. MARRETT. ' I, I hereby an noun c'a myself'as a can didate for re-election to'tho office of, Sheriff, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. ' . > '-"... -, ? JOB M.- H. ASHLEY. FOR HOUSE OF REPRESEN TATIVES I hereby, announce myself a candi date for Ute Hluse ot,Representatives f?if^Anderson .oouafy. su'jject to the rules of the democratic party. ... <W. Wv SCSOTT. FOR CORONER I hereby announco myself a candi date for the office of.Coroner for An* person county, subject to the rules ot the d?mocratie 'party. It has been my pleaauro to servo you in this capacity four years-1008-12. I feel that I nm capable, and f need thb officer. >'?;? , J. ELVAS BEASLEY. X hereby announce myself nVcandi da te for, reelection to the bfflce of Coroner fdr AndeWott cous ty, aub jct tb th* 'tules ot th? d?mocratie prl k0a^' J. ? HARDIN. I hereby announce'myself os a can didate ?for election to the office of C/oronor, subject to the rules-ot thb Democratic party. - . ,V v-v^ ; H- '.-,Telfray. Spring is looked Upon by many a? the moat 'deltghtfU? ???Son of tho year, but this cannot b? said of the rheumatic. The cold ahd damp weath . er bring*bu rheuma-tls patna which J are' anything ffcttt pleasant^ They jbb- rellbredr hoverer,. : by apply lui? ?^^P*"*- Ohfaln?ble Tailor-Nlade Suit Dry Cleaned Tailor-made Butts need a frequent dry cleaning and pressing to keep them In tho best of condition; Our service eoBts you hut little, and ft keeps the garments clean, bright and fresh in appearance until worn out. Wo remove marka of wear and soil. Wrinkles and creases oro re moved and the garment is kept in perfect flt and shaped sn lt hangs Just rglht. . You'll find our service odds a great deal of wear to the1 suit and keep? lt constantly flt for wear on any occasion. Anderson Steam Laundry 'Phone?. Scores of people show their* appreciation of lthe offerings on our second floor every day, especially the unmatchable values iii Ready to-Wear for Women and Children. Nowhere else in Anderson will you find larger assort- : ments and certainly you won't find lower prices-anywhere. White Corduroy Skirts We have just unpacked a large shipment of new Corduroy Skirts, in White, with 2 pock ets, pretty sport effect, belt, 3 large pearl but tons in front-neatly tailored,, good $4.OCf valu?, our pricey . ; . [ ?JJ atal .. . ; There's forty or more in mis^?ot ^ut^ yot? want to see to it right away if you, want one pf ;; them. i . v... ,