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ANNUAL INSPECTION PALMETTO R1FEMEN CAPT. LIGON ISSUES NOTICE | ABOUT IMPORTANT EVENT THE LAST DRILL Will Be Held Tomorow Evening And Very Important That All Be Present Captain Louis L. Ligon, of the lo cal company Palmetto Riflemen, ha? is*suc(l the following in cormection with the annual inspection: On next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock the-adjutant general of South Carolina'will hold the annual inspec tion OL the Palmetto Riilemen. This inspection will detovmino the amount of tho state appropriation that caph company tn the Nationi', Uu^rd wiil receive and will decido whether thc company will get the rifle range and gon on the encampment this year. The requirements for the InBpec tl?n are first that every company have 7f> per cent of the total enlisted strength present -for tho inspection second that the men are reasonably trained in close and extended order third that tho corporals aro able to drill their squads and tho sergeants either squads or the company as a whole.. Tlie ofTlcors of the company urge that all the men he present and ar rive at the armory early so that all who .have not been issued the neces nu ry uniforms can secure them In time and so that the company will be r?ady to fall'In promptly at the pro .per time. -' Those of you who -were present to ' hear the mik to tho company by Col onel ' Blythe will remember that he said that unless the mon did their pa vt ? th at there could be no company so in .this case unless the men do theiri part by. attending and'arriving pr?njptjy,thor? will, not be for long a company- as a loss1 of the appropria tion will'most certainly mean the loss of the company.. - Each man will wear high tan shoes if possible but if .not at least wear high shoes. On the United States inspection all of thc men wore 'high tan.'shoes which: gave its a good report oh neatness and appearance in \ ranks. Let us all try to put up as good- an appearance. for this inspec tion-. . . Tho last drill before the inspection will be. on next, Thursday night 'and we deslro that every man possible be present, no that ii on o will, be new to th?^d?ttes: The company will at tbts l|t. be divided Into permanent eqiit d and a corporal assigned to each squad. There will nhortly be a vacancy for corporal, and we will hold an oral examination for'the p.ace tak ing Into .consideration tho character " of the service rendered In the past of all applicants. Louis L. Ligon, ?cptain. HE WANTS 100 ACRES OF BIRDS I Commodore Benedict Will Convert ? Estate Into Model Sanctuary. (Greenwi'ch? Conn., Dispatch New. ^ York ; World.) v . Commodore B. C. Bonedtct, mil lionaire banker, JS planning'to con vert his estate .of 100 acres here .in to a ^ model hird sanctuary, combin ing a frontage of, Long Island Sound1 with ?/hack, country. .The estate aGmyeare.ESil- cht vb era ct shrdluuu v compares favorably, with the 'Adlron-' d a eic a for primeval wilderness. The Greenwich Bird Protective So ciety, Which has .a membership of [ 300 prominent and wealthy residents oft; tho community, including E. C. Converse, William. G. , Rockefeller, Mrs. . Ai A, Anderson, ?ndd Ernest : JPhompson-Seton, has agreed to .fur-'; ; nish the' ways, and the v commodore j f proinisas to supply the means. "Th? ; work of preparatlog^ for returning | . birds will proceed .af once, ACohfmodore .Benedict, now 83 years nhl, attributes his good health to', bis outdoor Ufo; ' A dollar down-A t\oY-\ lar a week or pay day. ' That's ' the Stmplliled l Sa r ings. System way. On ly you cati-pay In any! amount from 10c uri e/ich week or. pay day. rV'%jj|?BB?^ , You?; money hears Inter? est : "c?impoun? quarterly.; Youl? when you need ' lt. Every, man should Join the . Club. '.' ; . ' lim' v.-'-'Btart-'any:.' time-Com p?fete In ' ftf?y paWfnta... SPENT $600 IN YEAR IN MM BELIEF FATHER TELLS OF TERRIBLE SUFFERING HIS DAUGH TER ENDURED ALL TREATMENT FAILED Says She Had 200 Convulsions Tan! nc Almost Restored Health in Two Weeks - Just tv i and a half bottles of Tonlac bj.ve banished in Xhrce (tf) weekf tho stomach trouble with which Mrs. Mary G. Kernels of 1(J Hammett St., Anderson, SJ C., 'suffered and which, during tho preceeding .elevon (ll) months had caused her to h a vt? at least two hundred (200) convul sions, Butd her fathbr.'G. "W. Hale, of 18 Hammett St., Anderson. Mr . Hale said' he, with others, had laid out Mrs. Kernels' body at least two hundred (200) times during the past eleven (ll) month's, each t'mo thinking her dead.' "I 'hoped * sho* really wat' dead;*' ho said;- "So..she would not have no longer endure that awful suffering." . T Mr. Hale's statement follows, and It is one of the most r?m?rkablo that has yet come to-tho nttentllon of thc Tanlac representative ;. "For iflYie years my daughter, Mrs. Mary G. Kernels, suffered after eat ing the most' severo attacks of in digestion. -, "We. had ^rled every way IQ fl?d'.'reliefVfor her, suffering,, but without success;' She**-had-, even been under the knife, at ? hospital. Dur ing-the past year we spent at least six hundred (600) dollars for doctors' bills for her, but Tanlac was the only medicine v.Jiich gav?shor relief. Tan lac ia tbe greatest medicine on earth. "lier suffering was So intense and so terrible that it caused her to go into a kind of convulsion. We had laid ber out, thinking r?io was dead at least two "hundfed (200) times in the past eleven months.- Scores of times- when she wah laid-out, 1 hoped sho really was dead, so. sho would not have to longer endure that awful suffering, 'i :'?; "But, she > was . relieved In just two (2) weeks by' Taniae;"and now, fif teen (ir.) days after she began tak ing lt, she is up and *?oen out- visit ing though she had boen.confined io her bed s*ix (fi) weeks before she began - taking Tanlac.'' - . . ^ ?Mra. Kernels, who live? at 16Ham mett St;, said:.. "I 'suffered -from chronic stomach, trouble, and . steadily - became worse despite /all treatment,. Laat summer I was . twice ?-peratca on, without tr al nine relief .1 waa toi d\ m y cape was hopeless, but I began te klug Tan lac. and the very first dose decreas ed the intensity-of those awful at tack? ivhich followed each meal. 1 have taken' two anu a half (2 1-2) bot tles ot Tanlac, and have gained ten (IO) pohnd~ lu. weight. : I am doinc my iionsework now, and do not suf fer; those attacks." -Mrs. Kernels* fatha?-and'his wife. Ker htisbahd '. and a neighbor w?ro present dvrfag these 'conversations 'Evan*' "Pharmacy,. Anderson, will be pleased to ' answer ahyinquiries regarding the attove Btatemente Tanlac,* tho. master medicine, is sold * exclusively ~>\.\ . Anderson hy Evana* Pharmacy.sAttv. The auto otvner finds the Want She bti-st medium o? exchange. Homo Raised u'':" Nancy Hell and Porto Rico, '??;%{^^^?i POTATO SL??s GRAHAM CRAC! so ?ood-sUaliil? pungsiera parafes. -Jjecause they not nut ore nour*** NATIONAL A 10c BISCUIT ?S^T COMPANY Genuine Bristle Dauber \ Big Lamb's Wool Polisher Easily worth 50c. * Sold to make the use of SsnotA pleasant at 25c. With StHJseiA 35c. SaisoiA is Wax and Oils. Contains No Injurious Material. Good for all Leathers, The Quick. Durable Shine. Accept no Substitute. If Dealer cannot Supply you send to Strni?iA Company, Rochester, NY. BLACK-TAN-WHITE j ?-; I-, We have a good stock et . Ajax Tires on hand which were bought before any advances went on. We want to sell you What you need in tires at the lowest figures yoti' ckn buy a 5 OOP mile written guaranteed tire. Call in and save yourself some money and at the same time get an "A, No, 1" tire and our guarantee for 5000 miles. [i* ' itv i mm : ?? .ii .-! to Wesi Side Square ;V SPSS' rs '-?. -.J3 ; ft I ; , I .. <*. j - i i Travelers Checks V/hcn you take your trip this summer be sure and 'supply -yourself with K. ft.&'K. Traveler'-* Checks. Cashed every where; your signature is your iden tliicaUbn; if lost no one ese can get them cashed; and the cost is very small. K, N. and K. Traveler's Checks ^re for sale at Peoples Bank of.. Anderson The Anderson Comity Mntoal Fire Insurance Co. 3.3, flKlTIL I^rr-hMpnt nnd Treasurer -jf. M A JOB Vire PresMsot JOHN A. ?A JOB, Secretary ANDERSON? & C. THIS IS A HOME COMPANY CaJ! and see ns at Peoples Bank STATE AIDED ?H 4 SCHOOLSGETHONEY THE SEVEN IN COUNTY RE CEIVE MORE FUNDS THIS YEAR NEW ARRANGEMENT By Which Townvffle School Rc ceives Its Part Through Oconee County A total of $1,518, was received yes terday hy tho county treasurer. Mr. O. JJ. C. Boletuan, as high school ap propriation for 1915. Thls-money has been deposited to the credit of the schools. Those recoivlng money yesterday were ?s ?o?cws: ?elton.$238 Honea Path.....$242 ivs.; .. ,.$2sr? Lebanon..?200 Pendleton. .. .. .$200 Starr. .. .. ..$200 Wllllamston.- . .$225 Total.$1,518 "Tile Townville high school is lo cated on tho line between Anderson and Oconee counties," stated Supt. Felton yesterday, "and bas hereto fore received one-half or its high school money from Anderson conn ty. However, upon tho recommenda tion of this office to the state super intendent thlB money hus boon paid altogether through Oconee county this year, giving them the same amount as before, and probably a lit tle more. The other seven addition al high schools In Anderson ocuntv aro receiving additional amounts because of this arrangement. Thia year we have received $3.000, the maximum amount for tho soven state aided high schools in this county Heretofore there has' bern seven and one-half high schools to receive tho money. The $170 received for merly from Anderson county bj Townville has been distributed to the remaining seven." COUNTY SI NO 1 Ntl CONVENTION Will be Held ot Mountain Creek Church, May 27-28. The 48th. anniversary of tho An derson County Singing convention will meet with Mountain Creek Bap tist church, nix miles southwest of Anderson, Saturday and Sunday, May tho 27th. and 28th. This convention is undenomina tional and other churches and Sun day schools are requested to send delegates. Minutes-of the fh'&t-anniversary ot tho singing convention of Anderson county held by an appointment with Belton church, Sr ,tomber thc 21th., 25th and 26th, 1869, Will be read in full on Saturday, May the 27th. at tho convention. As many as was present at the ?rat and second organisation of the convention are requested to be pre sont. , . W. P. Stevenson, President. CATS BAILY- LUNCII ? SNAKE Some Happy Buys Tom Kills Two and Then.He 1-Vnnts. (Carlisle, Pa.. Dispatch tb Philadel phia Fjecord.) Evidently considering a day .Incom plete unless it include? a lunch on snake meat, a cat belonging to Charles "ShulU bas sot a record for snake catching. The Shultz resi dence, which- ls * near the Indian school grounds, has heen a center for snakc? recently. About ono week ago the cat brought In a two-fnht copperhead tn his mouth, and after it had been killed by a member of the rami?y lunched off the choice portions. ' . ' Three snakes were caught OB euh - sequent days by the animal, and Sunday he worked Overtime, securing two. Nothing better for 4he sweet girl graduate than Nimnally*?? one two or three lb. box of candy. Owl Drug Co. j yj ANDERSOtfMTERVIEW Mi?. Erskine rre?ls His Experleaee The following ,'brief account pf. an interview with ah Anderson man over seven years ago, and ita sequel, will be reed with keen Interest ' hy every citizen: _: . .'?> ' '. j. w. Erskine, ..retired farmer. G40 N. Fant St- Anderson, says*. , "The first symptoms of my kidney trouble was. pains through the. small of ray bsck. . My back got So ?ojr? and lame that ? couldn't ctr nigh ten. My, kidneys didn't act ss they should and at times lt was hard foi me to poss the secretions, then again they were pro fuse and obligea me tor get up dur ing the; night. ., Finally, I got Dean's Kidney Pills at Evans* Pharmacy aud several bbxea ciired me." "Statement glv?ii .^h'rna'ry' 2Wb, 1908.); v<?'M$f On December 4th; 1914, Mr. Erskine said: "I have every, bit as,'.much fofth Sn Dan's Sidney Pills ,b?nV aa When I previously recommended them.; When I have noticed aliqht recurren i ces of kidney trouble through colds, a few doses of Dosn's Kidney Pills hsve glvAn me prompt; Tsllsf." j y Price at *U dealers. Dont sim nly; ask for a Wdo?y remedy^-g?t DoartV Itidnei /Pilis-the mm? that Mr. .?reWn* h ,* .twice publicly rec ommended. Foster-Mllburn Co., Propst Buffalo.' N. Y. FOR SUMMERTIME It will be to every man's advantage to bc on very Intimate terms with lld? House ot good outfitting. My Summer Suits-Kool .sloth, 1'ulm lleacb, etc., at $7.50 and Up are the productions ot Makers who have won reputation for making the best clothes for Men. In other words I have selected the best from the best. ; ' ' . And I have spared no pains to see that the $10. $12.50 and $15 Suits eold here are correct In every title detail.. You know the Hamberger line-$20 and $22.50. New Straw Hats 50c to $3 Panamas $5.00 R. W. TR?BBLE The Up To Date Clothier Adjustable -'.^^^W^M^ Gauze e c W'BW' Doors from Screens or /#XTOB^Y\ J " t all kinds '^?r\^ eacn up> K J \ ' various fe and size?, ( j 8j2e8? / | J7lita uc<Si?j?cc^Mc<?. Jj vc ,%r,t i, etd in ul; lundi U Olih Jnfctl taod trA ?rmi? 07 ?tnn Lim fat l^uf. finale C> uta fey 1:0 c;s?. gcirtti UiuU u und lo ketp them cut Let us show' you how cheap you can screen}, your home. ANDERSON Cppaey, GREENVILLE BELTON 0 If Economy Significance For you this remarkable offering of Keep Kool Palm Beach will command instant recognition. Palm Beach suits, self and silk stripes, $7.o? 4?? fiCI values, at cacti-...? . . ? 4***^ .? Genuine Palm Beach Suits-^Plain Weaves and the; quantity I ?? ?????S???? $4.0ft; hnitaticin Pajrn Beach Sjt.ts,,ail sizes at Gray Palm Bench Suits ot Keep. Kool Suits, ?8.00 values at: each .. .. ;^?m VP- - ? mc ? i .? m BbyV Palm Seach Suits, $4.00 values at, each .. .. .. ; v. i V. v. v.. ;.. .K. $2,50 $S an? $8 $2.50