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FIRST PERFO BIG CHAUTAUQUA OPENS WITH CONCERT BY KIL LARNEY GIRLS RAINEY BENNETT LECTURE TONIGHT Subject Will Be, "The Man Who Can"-Has Big Reputation us Great Speaker and En tertainer. With Hie bi); ail Vail ? .tit" nf MM i-i. i tickets, everything iiui'it* ci I'm-'ty crowds ut Hi- ( haut tu im*, v* ::C> ripens (his aft-.-, nouii .ii u t loch ?>. a grand cancer- given hy lue Killarney Ulric- in a highly en Kilalnlng progrnni "f song ??mi hi.ir; Ufering the I.ll arney i'.?r): IH ui'd tu ba like '.uking .1 iriji tlii <n gil leland. Tit" Killarney di" a, . x charming young ladle;. wi'l ; .usent ii progr-.'U ty;.kal of I rt Io '..d and Irish life, r'.iik ?on,; und ballad? which spr-ii^ r.'om lb. people un- found in abundance in Ireland. Many of these III?vc been arranged especially for the Killar ney 0*T1H. A number of original piece? huvo been written. AH a re Milt tho program tlu?y will render is distinctively artistic. Bvcry mem ber of ibo company in a splendid singer. .? Mise Kola I'JICII, who heads Hie company, luis many accomplishments, but bor chief porto I? her ability In child Impersonations, always creat ing a tvusatlun. tirent Lecturer ut .Night. Thu b-g ^attraction tonight will be Win. Ualiioy I Sennett, on thc topic. 'Tho Man Who Can." Karncstness und sincerity run through Mr. Ben nett? n'.ti ranee:; und from beghmitu; to end ho holds his audience. He oho has thc faculty of weaving In comedy touches und always at . th light timo an! place. One enjoys h's lecture and regrets when he lina I'.nlshed. Ilia talk on Imagination, the hcnrchllght.of tho BOUI, most Im OUR SALES Ih Floor Oils, Waxes; Varnishes, Stains, etc. are steadily increasing. There are many reasons for this, but we attribute the business in these lines largely to the fact that customers are always able to (ind here just what they want and can buy just the quantity desired. Phone us your needs. Anderson Paint & Color Co Phone 647. Made to Measur Tailored to Pleas Guaranteed to Fit When you buy a suit hore ll mudo to your measure by an ox tailor, according to your bodily cl ue?rls'.lcs,' and. our guarantee ai til, fabric, fashion and finish { with each order ' '<C.r'i1' ' ' '' " v ?" ."' ? ?'?'*-'' ' ? : V' fa'&i 51 fy At cither ?ir?, $18, or up very most for tho money you oxp Wc aro all working for yd?r BI faction and success .tn -building you clothes that will in evory wu; j| satisfactory. Lot us prove IL ^K?; ?; ? See tho New P?ltn. Beach 8uiti dlBplny liore now; .also all tho lt wrinkles in Summer Furnishings Min] including b. complete stocl ali (hat's good In warm weather def wear. :t* .Ci Keri RMANCE AFTERNOON pressive und net many hearers think ing along new linet* of growth and endcavqr. Hi's differentatlun be (tween wealth and riches ha? a valu able presentation of thouviit for thone who ure working along the path of real progr?s?. As.a sugges tion, ho offers tile statement that no being ls wife unlefts be goes into th?! secret of his own soul. Ile indi cates tito lack of tho ethical element in bua'nesH and in so many ol' the* affairs or life and that it will only bi by the Introduction of m s ethical element that conditions will in prove In Haying tho price for ev urythlng, Mr. Bennett brings out the fact most dramatically and with virility by telling the Interesting story O' the . Black Wolf Chase." STORES WlTT?BSERVE j EARLY' HOURS MONDAY AND PEOPLE ARE ASKED TO j DO THEIR BUYING IN TIME j THE LATE ORDERS j Prevent the Merchants From Clos* j ing Their Doors at thc Usual Hour--Co-operation. lt ls of wide interest to note that on Monday afternoon, May 1, nearly all of tlie city stores of the c ly be gin closing at 6:30, und alu ?\iors will huve to do their buying carly. Sum mer is nearly here, ami the stores aro closing early as is their uapal custom. Tho shoppers are asked and ro tjucsted to assist the various mor ?chants of .tho city In being able to close their stores nt 6:20. -They ?can do this by doing their shopping oarly and by not walting until thu last minute to order their groceries. Ail orders for groceries und meat., should bo mado by I o'clock in' ,thi< afternoon If delivery is desired ber foro night. This W?.11 enable tho clerks to get up the orders and havo them sont out baforo closing time. After May 31 und up until September 1, tho stores will close at 8 o'clock. j . MUKKU*' ACKER INJl UK? Dynamik? Cap,Exploded In His Hnnd Yesterday Afternoon Franklin Acker., thc young son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Actor of EiaBt River streot, had his !eft hand Beverly in/ared yesterday after noon when a dynamlto cap exploded in lils hand, or while ho Ind his hand uoar lt. Ho was rushed to tho county hospital and lhere it was found necessary to amputate all the lingers on his loft hand. lt seems that yesterday afternoon the little follow wont down to Ilocky river to flBh. Later ho came homo and in someway secured Komo dynamite caps. Arter he cunio homo ho went out Into an old abed in tho yard and nothing more was heard from him. until an ex I plosion was 'heard and ho waa soen running if rom tho building. Med lea!1 attention was summoned at once, ( and although not dangerously hurt, tho wounds are causing a great dca) of pain. j Don't forget the Cake Sale - ?it Moore-Wilson Co.'a store Satur day by the Philathea Class First Presbyterian Church. ett& Bart?it taltty Retgnt," NINETEEN LOTS SOLO UNO BOH SALE RANGING IN PRICE FROM $450 TO $155--OTHERS TO BE SOLD COLLEGE HEIGHTS Were Part of Sub-Division of This Property and Wa? Located Near Anderson College 'lim nutcloti sale of lots on thc Fred H. Urowno sub-dlvlslon ol College Height*, sold under tho su ponii.ion ot the Frank & DeCampe Uealty company, ?was well c ried out, lit lots being sold when th sale was closed. The sal began 2:30 and there were present about 250 people. Tho extensive advertising ol tho .vile created much interest in it. Tiic following is* a ?list of tile lots sold, the ^purchasers and the prices paid : Nos. I and 2. Jas. Kennedy, $150 each. Nos. I!. I and 5, L. Jacobs at $34"? each. Nos. 0 and 7. Lowie Smith, $:?<>0 and $220. Nos. X and !?. h\ E. Alexander at $215 each. No. IO, M. y. NliiniiotlH, $100. Nos. ll and 12, J. IO. Clinkscales. $315. .No. il, s. A. Hunts. $:::.o. Nos. 12 ami 43, Mrs. Erskine, $215 eacli. No. ll. unknown. $225. No. 15. Ralph Drake, $L*>5. Nos. 17 and IS. E. M. Griffin, $185 und $105. There aro n number of other lots on thlB property which 'Will bc sold by private sale during the .next few days. After these deals are cons-um ated tno Ford automobile will be awarded. Miss Annie C-nubr?l was tho win ner of tho $10 cush prize, she bavins suggosted tho uamo of Highland ave- ? nuo for tho street which was to be j named. ?N??l0M ? IN EWS GARAGE McKEE MOTOR SALES COM. PANY OF LAURENS IS RE PRESENTED HAVE THREE CARS Will Sell Haynes, Oakland and Maxwell-Mr. Frank Norman . is in Charge. Temporary sales rooms of the Mc Kee Motor Sales company Of Lau rens have been opened In Earle's garage in this city, Mr. Frank Nor man having already arivod to be In (bargo of tho business hero. This ls a tub-agency of tho Laurens Mo tor Car company, which ?s one of thc largcBt automobile agencies in the southern states, and which already has sales rooms in Columbia, Green wood, Spartanburg, Greonvlllo a:id Abbeville The agency in this city will s'il the Oakland, tho iMaxwell and the Haynes, oil cars of national reputa tion and tho flvo passenger models* of eacli respectivo retail for $855, $695 and $1?885. Mr. Norman brought with him ? Maxwell and Oak land for d?monstration. A b'.i*;; mont of (Haynes aro. expected w'.ih ln the next few days. Mr. Nor man had a Haynes in tho city yester day but.lt had been sold to a party in Abbeville and was takon there for delivery. MAIL ROUTE CHANG?I). f Twenty.Three More Families Served hy (?iMUge on No iL Effcctlvo May 1, Rural Route No.. a -going out from tho city to the j northwest will be changed) and ont milo and aa eighth will be added to tho length bf tho route, and 23 ad ditional families will -get mall at their doo ra. Some of tho patrons ot i tho route took the matter up, with Congressman Afken and secured tho chango. i Beginning at the postoffieo the car rier will go -northward by 1 y Townsend's . Twine mill, Cox's . ! Yarn Mill and "Mills' substa tion io Cray ton Snipes. ... . 3.b Wost by Glenn** to T., H. Bur Tis.. .. .. .. .. 1.4 Southwest, to Vtwr .Prospect uhurch.. 4. . ,i 1.1 .Northwest. <by Centorvllle to ; Bbwden'a ...- 3.6 j Northeast by Denver to Simp son's corner...... f.. .... . ?.5 South by a'mpK?n'a,MlH to S.. J. , Watson's .. .. .. .. .. .. ..1. West to P. A. Oonce. .. 1.?5 South io J. P. Martin.. .44 toast to ONeal Place/. -.,.., ..2. North to Allen place.. w .. .. 1. Northeast ta Salem church.. .23 Southeast by Poor, House to Thomas place.. .. ..... .... 1.8 West .to? Fijrtlizor -Pactory'. .7 Down railroad to post office.... 3; 4 Total length of route*. ,. V.S6,84 tfc? only chance *o? camp**?! week - tfenmally's. OwJ Drug Co. FURNITURE STORE BURNED LAST NIGHT CONTENTS PRACTICALLY DESTROYED AND BUILD ING DAMAGED ORIGIN UNKNOWN Insurance Carried on Stock Was About $750-Wa? Valued At Twice That Amout Fir?! 'practically destroyed thc en tiro content.'; of the Cleveland Furl lure store, located on South Main street near the city limits, last night about S o'clock. Thc interior of Hit building was also greatly damaged. It was by the iptlck arrival of thc fire department and their hard work that tho building was saved at all. Junst how the fire started is not known, but aonie of these who first discovered lt say that it started in tho mir of tho building. The blaze was a mean and stubborn one and very hard to get under control. Mr. W. D. McLean o? this cit? carried insurance on the contents of the building to the amount of $7.~>o. The net loss will probably be be tween ?1.?00 and $2.000. including tito damage to the building. UNION SERVICES IN . CHAUTAUQUA TENT ALL DENOMINATIONS WILLI UNITE ON SUNDAY EVENING SPECIAL CHORUS Composed of Members of Choirs1 of AH Churches-Dr. Frazer Will Preach. Ali of tho, Churches of tho cly have decided to unite and have un ion services in tho big Chautauqua tent on tho corner of North Main and Sharpo street?. Thia service I will probably be the biggest of its kind to bo hold'this year. Dr. Fraz er, pastor or ?he First Presbyterian I church, will preach and the ser vice? will begib at 8.30 instead of 8 o'clock as has been tba case in tho churches of the city. One of the attractive features of tho serpees will be tho singing of tho largo chorus, all tho choirs of the various churches of tire city tak ing p^rt. All members of . tho choirs aro asked to attend. The tent ha v been granted by the j Chautauqua people, and the pastors j of tho city hope, to have the big gest union service of the year o'. Sunday night. v I,ETTEltS ??CALLKD foil * * * Following ls tho Hst of letters re maining uncalled for in the postofflce at Anderson, S. C.. for the week ending April 26, ll>16. Persons call ing for theso will please' say that they were ^advertised. One cont duo on ill advertised matter. A-?Mrs. J. W: Allon. B- Mrs. Mattie. 'Bowln. L. M. Boll, Lige Brisen, Nawin Brown. C--H. B. Cooper. P- Charlie Duboso, Ollie W. D11? wortih. Columbus 'Davis. E-C. A. El roil, Lawrened Carlo. F--J. W. 'Fletcher, J. G. Faids, Emma Frazer. G-Ada G rovo, Mrs. Bona Gibbs. H-M. Hall. M. H. Harrison. May Hunnicutt, Loyd Hollis. L. H?llame?, J. H. Hayes. Fo?ter Hall, Mrs. Annie M. Huff. K_jul*a Kesyols, Mrs. lone King, Jim* Kioeth. Lr-Annlo Inverell. Mrs. Adllno! Leo. M-Lilian Mairtin, II. P. Mitchell. K. -W. Mattlsoii B. F. McIJavId. N-Miss Jane Nouhn. .P-MiBs Ailee .bowers. T>-B. A. Reid. S-Mrs. Boso Swlng?r, Mrs. ll. T. l??udors, Mrs. ?...S. Stomps. Bosa'e 1 Simpson, . T--A. Thompson. 'Eugeno Thomp son. Miss Lam?% Thompson. JV--M. J. Vapdlver, Miss Mattie Vandiver. ?W-Emma Wheetor, M. I. Will i?anlce, Mrs. Oasio Williams. Tot?! $S8f. Was Kceeitotl Meie ?W , tert?jr Morning. County Treasurer G. N. C. Bole? man aim Suporfotendent J. B. Felton are tn recolpt/*jt advicoa from Co nimbia to Om affect that the strxe board of education has made an nd* dit'onal appropriation of ?835: for "needy ijchools'Vit?r Anderson coun ty. The moulds, now avrilabl? at the treasur^s^WWe? : :Th? following schools r.hare lb the appropriation: > ; Cross xtoads.. v. .. .,. .. ..$150 Oak ?111.. .. ;s .> .. ... .. 25 Fiat?teek.. .. .. .. .. .. ... 25 Oak .Grove.. .v.... . 60 Whito Plaiaa ...500 ??the??. ^'^^pHU^i^iA t?tml.v :. .fe?".:.] ... i.\*?'..$?85 SE DRAWN YESTERDAY WILL SERVE FOR WEEK BE-] GINNING ON MONDAY, MAY 15 CONVENES MAY 8 Court Will Convene on That Date ! and Will Last For Two Weeks From Present Indication. The juror commission yesterday drew the jurors to serve during thu second week of the court. of general sessions. Court convenes May 8th and the following jurors have been drawn for the wrek commencing May 15th: J. F. Shearman, Brushy Crek. J. A. Harris, Hopewell. B. P. Wright, Fork. J. J. Calley, Hall.. J. II. Herring, Fork. . J. L. Wiles, Corner. W. L. Maddox, Anderson, lt. F. Maddox. Anderson. It. F. Wilson. Garvin. J. T. Cartee. Garvin. W. N, Coker. Belton. Tt. IL Norris. Rock Mills. I*. D. Blake. Belton, w. A. Lyle8, WillianiBton. lt. P. Black, Kock Mill?. A. D. Montgomery. Savannah. F. H. Balen tuc. IBroadaway. ('. S. Gambrlll. Brushy Creek. W. L. Brlsscy. Anderson. J. It. Austin, Honea Path. .Ino. Thompson, Hopewell. Bnlph Hunter, Pendleton. J. E.. Wofford. Varennes. R. W. Pruitt. Anderson. W. L. Mahaffey. WUlIamston. H. C. Stansell. WUlIamston. A. M. Mllam. Pendleton. J. H. Gulle;", Varennes. J. B. Marshall, Anderson. W. M. Shirley, Honea Path. J. E. W. Ashley. Martin. H. E. McDonald. Varennes. W. -.NI Caldwell. Wlllamston. H. F. Norris. Belton.' Arthur Rhody, ' Centorvllle. D. M. Milford, Martin. Jno. Holland. Broadaway. t r S ? E U W MT E RS ASSOC! ATI0N Will Meet nt 7 O'Clock This Even, .'ng in Hotel Chlquolo. Tho regular monthly meeting of the Anderson County Association of Life Underwriters will be held this evening at 7 o'clock In Ute Ho?el f'ii iq nola. A supper will ba sor. (si ?rd Pr. Frazer will make a.speech AU members of tho assoclitlon are rei nested to bc present at thia meet us . To Blase Police IrnJforms. Mr. H. H. Rosenberg, tho tailor, has been awarded a contract to make the summer uniforms for tho mem bers of the -police force. Several lo cal concorns submitted bids, and ?Tr. Rosenberg won out. Tho police men are now being measured for tho uniforms. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Tho undersigned, administrators of the estate of Wm. G. Anderson, de ceased, hereby gives notice that slio will on May 26th.. 1915, at ll o'clock a. m., apply to the judge of probate for Anderson county for a final settler mont of said estate and a discharge from their office as administrators. J. .H. Anderson. Mary J, 'Anderson, r Administrators. April 22. lOlfi. '? . Why Constipation Injures, Tim bowols aro the natural sewer age Byatem bf the body. Whoa they become obstructed 'by constipation a part of-the poisonous matter which they should carry off ls absorbed in to tho syatem, making you feel dui! and n tup ld, and interfering with'the, digestion and assimilation, of food This condition is quickly relieved,by Chamberlain's Tablets. Obtainable everywhere. ; ' ' TODAY THE I'ABB. MUSICAL CO. / Presents "THE WEDDING BELLS" PICTURE- ? .?THE FOX HUNT." . Featuring ' COL. J^?vKt?l!E?lTS? Helen Hpimes ; in ; 'THE GIRL ' AND THE m GAME" . ; CHARLEY CHAPLIN .. . . mm ^TER KIND O^MOV?ES SPORT SKIRTS Our buyer sent us some thirty odd pf the "warmest" Sport Skirts thal ever came to town. There's not a dead one in the bunch, which doesn't mean that they are "aw ful," but rather that they are "the thing"-just the kind thc women are wearing in New York right now. They come in Wool materials with Plaids, Checks and Stripes $5 to $8.50. -Taffeta Silks, with stripes running this way and tint, checks one size and another, all sorts of colors', a few solid blacks $7.50 to $25.00. -White Corduoys with bands of blue and rose, Gold Corduroys, etc. $2,50 to $6.50. ? Some Skirts Some Class You Want to see them \ --quick, too! BurrIss Patent Roll Lock Has no equal, making ample allowance for contraction and expan sion. . Now is the time to put a new roof on your house - to protect yon from fires and leaks, Estimates Cheerfully Furnished Write or 'phone us for prices Jno. T. Biirriss & Anderson, S.' G. IPT?I ft^^i tan fr| An ounce oi pro v?ntion tu worth, u^\? Jyf^jl II if I I . CINE. Nowhere ia this BO ncc 1M- ^ %/ Ur If \M cae?ry as In regard \o the C?TO iv :*T : T; of theTE?T?. Visit th? dcn^ ; tlst AT LEAST twice a year, whether you think'y?.?. n^5? it or not. ': L?t ulm give your teeth a thorough cleaning, search out tho b?/gi#?niga ' of decay, clean off the tartar, and la general PR?yB??T thor;o dental ovlla that aro likely to grow on you unawares. m. H&RV & WELLS, ?agence 'PJiono 00. Anderson, S. Ci .ri||w^m#i I. ' ? -III-In. ? 'I i " ? . -jin", W^.Vi.in.?^^VI-iVI?'^i'TliriiTrin-i s; When you take your', trip, this summer be sure anti supply youi-self with K. N..& K. Travelers Checka. Cashed ?^?ry vvhere; your signature js^our iden t ? tication; if; l?st tfa orte e?e can get them cashed ; and the cost is very small. K. and>K? Traveler^ ?hecks are for sate at t>n. HI>??^I?K'' MV? r ?infini II IU S I u rliiiaaS'i^iilWhaIM