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CHILDREN Will SING ON THE SQUARE IODAY MEMORIAL DAY TO BE FIT TINGLY OBSERVED IN ANDERSON HALF HOLIDAY Schools Will Be Closed After 11 O'clock?SoldM?!**' Graves Be Covered With" Flower*. Today. May 10, is the day set aside I in South Carolina as Memorial Day, and will he appropriately obsoryed in Anderson. All of the banks of the j city are closed and also the library. The schools will be closed after 11 o'clock. Canirriittees or ladles from the different club? 1? tb? city will put flowers on '-, ?uv gravcsV of all of the old soldiers In the city. This morning at 11 o'clock all of the school children from tho six different schools will march to tho. tt.iuare and .gather' around the Con federate monument. They will sing "Dixie" and "America" and w.lll then have the remainder of the day as a holiday... ......_..,, Cotton SI HI Advance*. The local cdUod ijharke|> has now reached 12 \U4CSiifS, -nifd'ir-the Weath er continues, local cotton men are of the opinion that 4i will continue to increase in price. BEAUTIFUL GLADI O L AS PLANT NOV/ We have on sale extra fine varieties at 25c per dozen. . ' v A ' ' ' iant's Bool Store I I iflMMM*? -m i II I j mmm I Fine Quality, Hit F y: M: S. NI iStS ' Next to.Pari Ii v;yt 2 Ar.- Birmingham . . 5:4$ - ., ; , ,^R|04Jl?I {,v. ' Anderson?8 ;?5 ?: m . ; For complete Iriormation ai \ Railway ?&ier)t o r write J R. AfiDERSOK, Sfcap . . ,. . .... * ,iiiiMn?iiwMWi?y*n*rt*iT-^**'i'^'r ' .' " tt*~*^**^"**i;rra^ are a mot Uneed nourish at: COUNTRY HOME H?HNER* ; Mr Lander Harris Lost Home Monday The home o? Mr. Lander Harris, son of Mr. Lou Harris, located seven or eight miles from this city on the Williamston highway, was totally destroyed by flro Monday afternoon.. The house contained live rooms" and was valued at about $1,500. The orig in of the fire is unknown and no in surance was carried; 511,00? War Horses. BUENOS Ail UBS. Argentina. May. 8;?Since exportation- of horses waa commended, owing to the European war,'over 100 steamers have sailed from tills port exclusively for the purpose or carrying them and it > is estimated , that their number totals 5:i,00y. The average price paid for th?ni was thirteen" pounds sterling each; . -- c . Grade Dresses For Afternoon and Str?et Wear ! A' description . .that .would do these dresses justice is impossible here. We can only say that thore are Taffeta.-, Cvopo do .ChlneB, Silk I'opllns, and . combinations?all in the, most- approved styles and col ors.- ."{.You musvscb'.tJabm to appre ciate their beauty and finepess-* $4 to $25.00 Each. . We would say, too, that ybu'wlll: not find in our stock a sh; jle cheap "sale dress" as is so often the case ?they're the. finest examples of beautiful silk dresses?every nnol See us for all your- wants in Millinery. , 1 . ker & Bolt'? ?f.l<JSK ^ -.l>t---.. -,t, oil until June 14*11^).'/ If?D AT ALL POULTS S SPECIAL ?. M.; . ; --^M?y-iSth- ; P. M..V... .. v. ViMa^rV5rh^ ^TRA^i-3-' ?0* -?1:50 A. M.-7-3 ;6s] R M. k'j~~i 1:05 P. NL?6:00A./M.: ' id "tickets call on Blue Ridge I erlntendenr, Andenonjj l%f|?' 11-SOCIETY I **?*+*+ **#*****+++* ++ MAIttlTED TOBAY. Mr. \Vobl> Voii Hasseln left. on Monday for Atlanta, Ga., to join hlB brother Mr Edmund Von Hasseln of Jacksonville, Fla. They will go from there to Meridian, Miss.,.where Mr. Edmund Von Hasseln will be married this afternoon at half past four to Miss Evelyn Calmes of that city. Mr. Webb Van Hasseln will met as beet man at the wedding. Aftor^a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Von Hasseln expect to spend a few days hero with the former's mother, Mrs. J. H. Von Hasseln. Mr.- Von Hasseln is an old Anderson boy who has made good In h'a adopted home, and he lias a host of frleads , here who will be deeply Interested in the! news of his marriage. Hearts relight Club. The Hearts Delight Club will meet ; at three o'clock with Mrs. B. B. Al len at, her home' north of town. Mrai Marion Zemp of Rum tor, formerlv M iL:; .Elizabeth Van \Vyck~ of this city, is visiting friends here.. ! Mrs: Williams Mclntyrc' of Sap phire. N. C, 13 visiting her father M?r. U, E. Nbrryce. Adviser To -ilini.Htry. TOKIO, May 9.?Dr. Thomas Batyl of England, h?s been appointed legal adviser to the Japanese mtnbury of foreign affaira, to 'succeed the lutj?i H. W. Denison, of the United States. Dr', fiaty was formerly civil .'.law fellow of .University Colllege, Oxford and was Whewell scholar of tho Un iversity of-Cambridge: He his a world wide veoutation as.an author ity on International Law aad to re garded as having very advanced ideac. He is expected to arrive in Tokio within a month . and he will occupy the residence'near the foreign office I which,was the house of his predeces-j bor, Mr. Denison. Cojnpnlsory Vncc?ftatlon . | : PEKING". May 9. ?Compulsory vaccination is to be introduced in Pe king beginning April 1,' The metro politan police have served a notice to all hispitala in 'Peking - to vacetn?te* all their patients, .and similar orders] have been issued; to private practi tioners. The vaccination will- also j bo extended to echbols, ; and made ] general as rapidly as possible". DESTROYS SLEEP" Anderson People Testify to : < v This. ' " ' .'" ' )\ You .can'trleep at "night, ' 1 t^ith. tr?te's a?d paths,, of, k' bad back. Wbeff'yb? bav? tb get'up from url parytr?u?M.?-..-"> > v If the kidneys nre at fapilti' * '^?k^bem'working fight with Doah'e! Kidney ?llls... H?re is Anticrnou proof of their mer it- . '; i. ,. .. ' MTa., S, Rt<^ Farmer, 1204 South, MAlnyStreet And?raon.;says: "I;whs Iii hMfmh'pe with kidney: complaint, j I couldn't lie. oni my back and many.1 nights-I was obliged to keep turning '"rpm^pne sid? to the other. My kid exacted too freely Vas tttnes, then ^^m-bffen enoUaVand the kld r?tlonB'. were unnatural. I hid zy 'spells, too. Two*'boxes of 'a Kidney Pills relieved m? and '01'' more boxes ffx<gd m? up in . _ shanei* " '; j Price 60c, at alV dealers. Don't mply eslu-foiva Sidney .remedy?get *^el???tll8---the same that \ rmer hatf. Eoster-Milburn j JPr?p^rBuffaloi: N, "Y. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY WILL H?LB ALFALFA In Abbeville- County on Wednes day, Mny 17'?Several Prom inent Speakers. '& i ) At AntvevillO, Abbeville county, on Wednesday. May IT. Ihero' will bo hold in Alfalfa iind'Vyich meeting. Mr. J. E. Cl??atham, county agent, extends u most jcordlal Invitation to ! the farmers arid others of this coun ty to bo pre?flnt. Those interested , lnf either alfalfa or voteh will Und thb meeting a profitable one. ; The speakers for the day .will be! Mr. H. If. Bartbn. Assist. Stale A:;ent, IT. Benartmont of Agrlcul-j ture, Mr. j.' j'.iwbwne. president of the Farmers* Educatlonul and Co-op-j erattve) Union,'sfVManta, Gn., Mr. J. . D. 'Price, "commissioner of ngrlcul-' ture of GoorglavRnd possibly Mr. W. W. Ixmg, State Agent. The meeting-will bo held on, the, farm or.Mr^er.AJ- WaVnleld. The j Bull Tractor , will bo demonstrated ' nlSO.. ...... r . .. . < SPRING PLANNING MORE ADVANCED THAN i-AST YEAR Summary of May Crop Report For This State Is Optimis tic. Washington, D..C, May 9. 1916. A summary of the May crop report! for-'the-State of South Carolina. ob1 complied by the Bureau of Crop Es timates (and transmitted through) tho Wo?ther Bureap), U. S. Depart iiKK of Agrloultdre, l? as follows: St?tOvr-May 1 forecast, 2,280,000 bushels; . production. lro;t year. Final estimate, 2,430,000: two years ?go, 1^0.000: .1909-11013 averago. 760,000 bushelvJ :yVi* !7 i Staie.^tay 1 .Ir^recast, 28.000 'bush I els'; production last yoaj\ -final esti mate, 30,000: two.years ago, 34,000 bushels. * "; - ^ ^ V STeadowa. St&te.-^May I ' c o ml ! t f o n, 76, com pared witn the'ten-year'average of 85 .. l'Sasture. ; SVite'.-^M?y, 1. condition, 75. com-, pared wiili . the ton-year average of . Spring Plowing,1 , State.?Per Cent done to May 1. 1916, estimated 90 per cent, rjompared >ith'80 May l lasVyear and 83; the ton -year. average Spring Plaiting. \ State.?'Per cent done to May 1, 1916. estimated 8*.-' per cent, com 'pared 'witli 81 May 1 last yc??r and 70. the. ten-year overage ; %l Hay. State.r-Old crop oh farms May 1, estimated: 54,000 tone, compared wftH 30,i?00 e> year ago!*and' 44,000 'twp years ago.v[->?y'? ... !? . Prices.. Tho-first .price; given, below it' thi uvercjT';o on May 1 -this year; and the secom?,- tho average; onMay 1. last Pi?f;;t':? w - ,. State,?Whea^ 13$ and l<*i> -ente er bushel.,-iXJornj^lOl and 102 per unhol. ..Oats, 7p;*M^2;pe* buafcol. .Potatoes,.i55v and .JS^i Hay, $17.30 t;ai?> *}&.J>0 per. ton v. Cotton, U .? and fl,4. cents.per pound." Eggs, 18 and 18..^cte?tp;'^j9r,-dozeny.;.'.. ,v. , ' i?e&?m aod^tiaice Sale. '. pi The ladles of,; ;the Methodist I church: of . Ivai wE?;.f?eU, Ice ' cream ami cafe Sat if rdo y afternoon. May ^$4%i^4:3o to OiS^p'?iecV,, ht th? ^t.in>t 'store iroom recently occispicd ''T.'-te.' Miller.' The proceed* will f to Vuy ? : carpet'for tho church. I?- '- te*iim>vm:A&&*-. :A}'ra;-W: '?7Wart?&hi.Mr Jos Bell t?Mpjr:' arid >?rsV,W?ifr Watson .have .wtrirnjja' from'' Ahguitii, Gri:. where Ifhey wer? called by the death or. Mrs. iteMitM' :&&.'?<' Mrs: W. A COL EJil??i WILL BE HEREQNTHURSDAY AND WILL MAKE STATE IN SPECTION AS IS RE QUIRED RIFLE PRACTICE Copt. Gossett Will Explain Im port an co of This?Be in Uni form by 7:30 O'clock. Tho officers of company B desire io I again call the attention of tho men to' tho fact that Col; R. M. Blylhe. com manding the 1st Regiment, and Cap tain B. B. Gossett of the regimental staff will be with the company on next Thursday night. Colonel BlyUtel requests that the company b~' formed promptly at 7:30 o'clock instead ofj the usual hour of 8; Ho desires that evcery man possible bo present as he has important communications, -tol make to the men of the company. lie will telj us of the provisions of tho pay bill and of the requirements on the range. Captain Gossett will explain to the men the Importance of rifle practice) aud give some instruction in the proper handling of the gun on tho} range. The commanding officer has receiv ed a communication from the Ad jut- j ant General regarding BOme of Ihej special tests that will be given to] each company on the annual encamp ment, and desires that each company begin at once to practice, for those I tests. He recommends that Week end marches and camps be taken upj once. Remember tho hour of the meet ing on Thursday evening and ho in nntfoim by seven thirty 17:80 at ihe lutest. Tho armory wllj ho op ened before seven o'clock so Mint all can Rot to their uniforms in time. Bar LireiiKed (Jumbling. . HONKONG, May 0.? Slam has de-> c'ded to abolish licensed gambling entirely. At a recent meeting of tho i Siamese cab'net at Phrapatoom, King Vajiruwaidh personally suggested f this action, which Ib- rendered pos sible by the tact th^t the Siamese] finances for tho present fiscal year| Bhow' a largo balance over- *he esti mates. Licensed gambling houses] will he allowed to contiue for one year, but will be closed permanently at that. time. I the m tue COLUMBIA MAN HOPES TO AID OTHERS TO FIND CONTENTMENT TALKS TC I SUFFERING Snyo Hs Gained Seven Pounds on Tanlat, Which Relieved Hie Dia. . Every cloua haa a silver lining, so. the' adage saya, after hunting and hoping for a means of finding the bright Bide of h<s troubles, which, he knew, would be shown only wbed the troubles were banished, T. Are hart, of 923 Calhoun Street, Columbia, employed by T. A. Dent & Son, : has Succeeded in banishing hls: troubles and ha? found the silver lining. ' Mr. A veil art found a r.er lain con to ntipent by the same method hun dreds of others in South Carolina had 1 done. Tan 1 ne, 'The Mao ter" Medicine,' relieved his troubles, and to this won der f m preparation he attributes his resterai ion. He gave the following statorn-mt In. praise of Tanloc: ' I f/jffered from indigestion and stomach trouble. I often would hurt so badly that the pain would almost draw me doublt I often would ho laid up for a half a day at a.time when suffering with these attacks. When 1 ate I would hurt and great quanti ties of gen would form on my.- atom ac'h- -1 had. severe headaches ....'fie-. qiP'hlty, .and'roy nerves were.la.-Lbad' Onape. - Pains at night wof.ld ofkn bother ma BO much ? couid not sleep. ' Having i;?ad'ac6're$ ofeCt?slirhonfala telKrig of the great relief various Co lumbians had obtalnc'I from Tanlac. j was convinced it ' would help -' me. t took Tanlac, and my relief certain ly has been, about all that I . Could desire, ; '?M* relief ?throagh the use of Tan: Inn was as follows: I do not havo thop.c pains in my stomach now.I have not had a headache since I be gan taking Tan!ae. My acrves were steadied and quieted. I was given a 'hearty/ appetite, and. I sleep better i)ow than I have in years. ];:' ) *T eat all I: can get and lof. of it, and I have gained about seven (?) pounira since beginning tbe-Tanlac treatment. ^ome foods which J o?ree dar on not eat do not hurt me when I eat them now, and I never feel any fpttn. I certainly can recommend Tan I a e to those who suffer ae'l did, iod 1 am glad to say these things WMtlTaofaA for It may be thta statc |n^t; ?5i?y aid ethers' to ffad the ??mo : Tanlac. tho master medicine, 'is seid ex'.inslve?y in Anderson- by*J mbn? 'ma^rpHt?y^Adv;'' m--???faa-i fSfm mBSSBSSSSSSB NEW HIGH TOPS Show Great INDIVIDUALITY Come in and let slip oil a pair of these new White l-.ligh/| Tops. They are beautifully fashioned from white .Reign Skin, Kid Trimmed, l)-inch toil and Louie leather heels, modestly, prices, at .< ?- . 1 The shoes and oxfords, pumps, etc., we offer you present; many exclusive features of fit and prettiness not to be found, elsewhere. If is our task to procure the smartest, fines! pumps,.shoes and slippers so advantageously, that you. may buy them here av same prices you would otherwise pay for. 1 1 for no other corset iriterpretk.the new styles so ^j-'tly or possesses so many refinements; We have them in >J??k for. you; or if yon wish; the bettei*! grades we will have your corset made*at prices that range up to #25>?o. >" Elastic Girdle Is' meeting with)much favor for youngjadles and growing. . girls. The ideal girdle fur all out door sports, dancing and the like. Of course, its stylish^; too. $1.00 to $2.50 If you have a- corset need of any sort, corne ous. We ' sell only-Hie best. i 1 m m il m