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Children Cry for Fletcher's The Kind Yorj Have Always Bonghfc, and which has beca in uso for over 30 yenrs, hus horno tho signature of JSJY wi? and has been niano under his pcr /V* >^4^V-^^ sonni supervisi?n since its infancy. >*<?ZS^yjt /???^?? , Allow no ono to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and ?-JUst-as-srood** are hut Experiments that triile with and endanger tho health of Infant? und Children-Experience against Experiment? is ?astoria is a harmless substitute for Castor OIL Pare? gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups, Ut is pleasant. 16 contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other; ls arcot io (Substance. Its ago is it* guarantee, lt destroys "Worms nnd allays Feverishness. For moro than thirty, yci^r? it Las been In constant uso for tho relief of Constipation. Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubl?s ar,d Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Dowels, assimilates {ho Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea- Tho Mother's Friend? ALWAYS In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought T M i: nrMTAi." OOM.ANV. NE*W YORK CITY, Tailor-Made Suit Dry Cleaned . Tailor-made suits nedd a frequent dry cleaning and pressing to keep them in the best of condition. . Our service costs you but little, and lt keeps tho garments clean, bright and fresh.in appearance until worn out. ... . - ... T?* We remove-mai ks of-wear and soil. - Wrinkles and creases aro re moved and the garment is kept lt perfect .flt and shaped so it hangs just rgihtr . You'll find our sorvlce addi i great deal ot wear to the suit and keeps lt constantly flt; for wear, on any occasion. Anderson Steam Laundty 'Phone?. ? ; nf rn; ~r m ri ;rT>?r...T ? r r r r I Beautiful Lots -^^1 Ra?*-' The Cream of North j RU?!, i-J..-<--vW.-,,s*<-<?vV..'.--?'. 1 ;v t * ? Nb lira tier place for- a home/wa3 S 'l '. " " " "'ever oi?ered for saie. : We'd /like,everybody in. Anderson ^X?Sto^eeM?ieseS Mots; \^lU\nd:'t\^iTi or? Hie / pretty; Bard win home io |he Onb. Nousev SOCIETY J. K., r,v.r:u-I!:?;??:? te lie Married. Mr. aaa Mrs. Cnarles Henry Lan 'ci Hariowtcn, Mont., announce ..?o engagement of taq-r sister, alisb ...-.ry hough, to John .E. SwoaringOt _? Columbia. The wedding will taki I .nee in Jun? at the home of Dr. ?ind Mrs. I.: C. Bruce of Greenville. Mr. Swearlngon hos been ?tate su ;iorlntendent of education in Soutl , urolina since January, 1909. He h a nephew of Senator ii. lt. Tillmu a".d ls a nativo of Edgefleld county. Ho was graduated with highest hon o.B from the University of Soutl. . urolina in 1898. The above announcement in UK (.olum!J:I State will be read wit.;, interest by Miss Hough's host o fdends. Miss Hough ia original!, troni Honui Path this county, am taught in the graded schools here las year, having resigned last soring t< go ter Mont., to Uve With, her sister Mrs. Lanius. She ls a very charro ing und attractive young women, ant nado many friends in Anderson dur lng her short residence here. .Mrs. Walter H. Koeso has gone V Atlanta for a RhoK visit to friend: tliere. Delegates lo Stale Federation Tile delegates to the State leodora t on which will convene in Ander&oi next week will be Mrs. M. P. arid ?cy, president; Mm. 1). A. Morgan ^Uernate; Mr J. David Ramsny, dele vv.te, Mrs. H. J. Haynsvvoi'th, alter rufe, these will represent thc Thurs day club. Tho Thursday Afternoon club will send Mrs. Allen Granan as the president's alternate. Mrs. J. T.\ GI!, sa th delegate, and Mrs. Pet 'ns m alternate. Anderson is plan ilng. to ^ivo the ladles wh"> at'en'" t ie 'bet-' fire 'n tho h*?tj&Ty o'. *he fed *? i\l'on end Fho ls makins: ?labor?t r,rr par allon ?or their entertainment Mr?. TVchird 'Laughlin of Green ..*.!???' '.'rpct. hun returned from a two! .vroks* visit to llaltlmore. For Pimply Faces Try Cuticura Soap and Ointment Samples Free by Post A simple, easy, speedy treatment. Smear tho pimples lightly vi th Cuticura j Ointment on end; of finger and allow lt- td remain . about fr: j minutes. Then <?wb. off with , Cu?cui* Soap and hot water and continue bath? : ing for some minutes. This treatment j j is beat ?tr y i rising and retiring, but is j usually ejective at any time. : For pimples, redness, roughness,.itch j ing and irritation, dandruff, itching' scalp and. falling hair, red, rough hands and baby-rashes, itching.} and chafinga theao fragrant super - creamy emollients are ? wonderful. Ti icy are also splendid for nursery and toilet purposes. Sample Each Free by Malt V With 33-p. Sida Book oh request. Ad? .tau?" -.Scia tnrougnout ttto wond. . A Symbol of Health > , The -Pythogorlads of Ancient Greece ate simple food/practiced temperance and. purity. As.a badge; they used tho five, pointed atar which they regarded as a symbol ot health. ? red ' five pointed, star .appears on each package or Chamberlain's Tablets, and still fulfills its ancient mission as a symbol of health. If you aro troubled with indigestion, biliousness or constipa tion, get .a package- from your drug gist Yob will be surprised. at thc quick relief which they afford.! Ob tainable everywhere. To cook with it the most convenient fuel t o b e had* And it is the cheaper, too v/heo tho feasS bil of ehnagfci and al?entiott is given it. . .- .?' ? jVy it fpr , awhile, and you will like it. Ifcare ere en*ny ?ati?twd users of gas iq An?f It'd just the thing to ?tr^i the bath ?octa tarSt?i. COMING AND GOING *| Mr. and Mr?. Lew's L. Horton lave returned from a ten diys trip | to' Washington and Atlanta, Qa. Dr. J. P. Major and Messrs. Wm. Tarshall, Louis Led better and Glenn nossiter attended the Junior recep-| .ion at Converse college on Saturday | night (Messrs. Ruse McDonald, T. A. /e?rgta, lien Brown. Sam Anderson I jmd T. C. JaekBOL, Sr., were visitors from iva yesterday. Mr. Geo. W. Sullivan was a busl tcssj^vrtltor from Williamston. yes terday. Mr. W. "KV;Hudgens of Poker | .pent yesterday In the city. Cot. J. .c. stribiing of Pendleton vas among the visitors Monday. Mr.'W, Oates* of Kisle. spent yes crday in Anderson. Messrs. BlbridRo Tucked and Til- ] nan Tucker .of the Carawa!! section /ere among the visitors yesterday. Messrs. John It. Horton. Claude| lrave3 and Albert S. Fant of Belton wore iii Anderson Monday. Mr. J. C. Duckett of Willlamston Vent yesterday in Anderson. Mr. Samuel McMreary c? Pendle on spent yesterday tn Anderron. '_ Mr. Jap Ashley of Cravenville ?va:?> k visitor yesterday, I i\ Lee Knight of Bowling Green ..ecti'en was among .those lu the city yesterday. Mr. Lee Klrod of Penrcetcwn spent yesterday .In tho city. Mr. W. H. Confi?ld or High Point was a business visitor yesterday. Mr. John Smith of Lebanon was n risHor .yesterday. Messrs. Hamel. Kelley and M. A. Vtahaffey of Cheddar were visitors .eeterday. ' MT, J.'M. ?Broyles pf. Fork secti'on ipc.it yeptArd?y- In the city. Mx., O. M.^Brgoks .of Jthe Fiat elock: ?eotloiP wds a' visitor yester tay. Messrs! Joe Sherard, W. P. Cook V., B.t Cally and Bradley Davis wore .-Isitoro from Iva yesterday. Messrs. S. B. Whitten and Messrs.; finnier of Peridi?toh v/cro In Anderr on yesterday. ,.- ? . Magistrate . J.": B. Spearman ot ? -White Piafas wa? a.visitor yesterday. Mr. J. C. Jones of Ho nea Path] .vas a vJt-Mor yesterday. > Mr. J. p. Duckett of Newberry! mont yesterday In the city. Mr. J.' C. Lloyd cf Iva spent yes erday ' In the city. Mr, Allie Hrunmpiul of Willlamston -vas among, the visitors yesterday. Mr: -Baxter H ; Hodges or Starr] was a' visitor yesterday. Mr., A. H. Bagnall Spent yesterday! In Plckens. Miss IMattlo Robbin* of Septus WOB) in the city shopping'.yesterday. ft "if-! .un. J'i/i) ' i Ci'uLiCii-iN . MI ir IM,.!'I You are spending too much money! Please' think one\m?nu?e! What , per cent of v yoiir income do you save? ? Unless you put : aside some - each pay day you are hot doing your duty- to yourself or : family) ;-y 1 .v'-^oin-^'lhev Sayings -Club now. ?a The ^tron>est^?pi^ v in IteCpunty. ? S?* *.> ?. T. WELBORN, ANDERSON COUNTY BOY, IS MAKING GOOD AS CCOFFEE MAN Air. DeWiti T. Welburn", South Carolina representative cf tho Ar buckle Coffee comrany, ia in the city this week. Mr. Welborn 1B nn An> dorson county bey and ba&* made good with the coffee 'pecple bin?? entering 'hat. Uno of work. He has made many friends in Anderson uno1 ls con sidered ono of the livest wires now working tho local trade. REVIVAL SERVICE Regal* at IK Hu i Church ut Iva mi Sunday Evening. Revival services are now in pro gress at Bethel Methodic: church at Iva, thc series haying begun on Sun day evening. Tho pastor, Rov. A. Q. Rico, ls being assisted by the F.'^v, Mr. Huggin of Anderson; The hours of the services abe H ard 8 o'clock p. m., each da% th's ! Henry Montent han lil. } New York, May 1*-Henry iMor I genthau, was stricken with append! I cit ia at his home here today. H's physicians said tonight that bis con dition was ' not serious and that lie I probably would not have to undergo an operation. Norwegian Steamer Sunk. Lon ion, May 1.-Tho Norwegian ?itearner Mod lias been sum; aec.ua ng, to Lloyds. She wa:, e. vessel of ?ons and was owned in Chris tiania. .Chamberlain's TubielH Have Hom* Wonders for Mc." "I have been*a sufferer from stomach; i rouble for a number of yenrs, and al though I have used a great number of j remedies recommended - for this com plaint, Chamberlain's Tablets IB the.| first medicine that has giveit me posi tivo and lasting relief," writes Mrs, I Anna Katlin, Spencerport, N; Y.j "Chamberlain's Tablets . havo done [wonders for me and I val tie them very] obtainable everywhere; !} I Hopes every this Says a glass < limestone j from s re Why ia man and 1 the time, feeling nerv dent, worried; some achy, dull and unst days really incapaci if ^ve 'ail j would, : drinking c? phosp?m? before breakfast, win inf change would talc stead, of thousands < an?emie^?olcihfr souli muddy cqmplexious,v erow?s of happy, hi cheeked people every reason;^vt^b^ bu; does, noil? td a'ts^eaj the wa?te K accu mi; r our present mode of erery ounce of ?ood . taken into the, systei , ounce .of wasjte matej ;^r^iea^outi eisest ft forms ptomainr?r?il?e the bowels which ai into the blood, Just as-necessary y?clean?th??shesiiro?h i BO -Wt 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 you from fires and leaks. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished Write or 'phone us for prices Anderson, 5. C. mm Pr epi?redriess ''."iS?fe- I ca,' ... ""Liiere ?s peace ajicl con* * . Lc;tfIIKMVI when von serve' : A w jir?l<-d .Coi.IMcd?l;. lli'xlx -il lloi.oiy rrx.ii.i < .-y'.vM Ti-itn S:.M*Fr.;wii ??HC'O, l.O^? . man ai?d woman here will adopt \ splendid health habit. )f hot water with a teaspoonful of phosphate in it washes poisons y stem, and makes one feel lean, sweet and fresh. 3 ?ti J;. ^oman, half ous, desp?n days liead ???t?Kj; SOllie tuted by ill practico the fid ii?t sVHi?ir ! at a gratify e place, In >f ?ialf-siek* E?AvithTiasty, fe sholl! d seo ialtliy, rosy--' where. Jlic ?nan system th <)ay of all li?tes nuder living. -Poi? .and drink p ; nearly* an rial t?nst bo ninents and. poisons in re a1^rt?$ .. as itis ; toV the furnace re will burn, ?r ihust ea?c?? morning clear tho inside organs of the previous day's accumula tien of indigestible waste"and,, body toxins. Meii and women, .whether sick or well, are advised to. drink cadi morning, before j breakfast, a gluss of real h?fc. , w^ter with a teaspoonful of lime?' stbhe phosphate in Uv as a harm less means of washing out of thc; stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the indigestible material, waste, sour bile and toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and puri fying tho entire aiimehtarycatial; V??ore putting inore food into'th? : . stomaci. Millions of people who -hia/l; their turn at constipation, bilious attacks, acid' sf omach, sick^jbead'i ao l ? es, rheumatism, lumbago, . ' nervous da^s and,sleepless nights .have become re?? cr?nks; ?bovff? the, mori?ing-?ns?de bath. . ?s quarter jpo?uid of limestone phos .v phste wilt wot,. cost ' much ?' at ^tieV \ ? drugi store, hi\t -.vis sufficieiit: ;w ? rlernon^ cleans ing/sweetwnngLand freshen hag et&ct upon th? system, ; *V:"$Wm.