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m t i. Si Arid ? ; :V;'W.;: Just ,,- ? :. . . . &?m?ridk ' $J? flfiOW?*-' . ...?-.........".. ? '? I ? ?. .. ** \ ?%?-t~? that day after day; our trimmer ls,turn- . .; i - y --^V-M' . Ing'but aome of the'yeiy clevereat*; " * ' ; Uu -rfy - Summery C ,. v^;-;.-, Hate r-.-?-;v*f *:. ... you've* ?ees'this season... Look about- . * ? L.- )a: V . . you and you'll seo ovory place these'.'.. j odd ahupes, quaintly .trimmed.. Som o j , with the nnmo .material as tba goftn.t: j i all delightfully "pretty. Of course, . ' Vi ' theyare becoming; you've nc vcr.,?icen ',-? . a hat from our store ?hat wasn't. ? i ' " ' '* . If.yoU have a .millinery want como ' . ?'/VWi,-f > in'and iel i us about lt. We ?fp: cure '. V ' we con fill lt. - ; . : Yea,,,tl}?,.prices right now are un- , usually interesting. . " . - ? - "-..'.? .. - . I .. . ..- . . .': I ?i (From The Uterary7pigest.)' '-.'? . If your radiator leaks, poor in ? fr,j?*-' ? ?he self*act!ng radiator cement . Se-Ment-ol is a ponder^pu^ up io tlUhographed tin cans. . Wh'en poured into your r?d?atof ,it disscaves in i the, hot water, Ai the leak? tue cool ?ir conre?is it. int? a cement that repairs it automaticaiiy.- v , V^,-^^^ - * ". ' ' Look fcir the pumpkin colored cans, ^ " The above advertiser?eni is one of a series' . tnat'^iK-miiritttg;. pv'?ry. other weeh :\n> the '^ter??f?s^ ?'lridecdi ^quld not sleep last hight," s?id?? mdvchant to one of our'insurance agents. "The insurance on my store s.vpirc.4 j?i???;l?'.y and, that pasley 'fjre?.&CH.reminded rae ?r Hi!-M..?'9'/|t^t(???8:Js rny living, and I could iiever start-another. If the ?Tif? liad Snuffed; oui'; my inkiness last hight, instead of-Smith's, I wuutd be at my-string's end." '.f?^Mei tbi?moja?ag^ V.L^: ?, . . "Ves slr: bright and early." ? , "Own th0%o?3e vou occupy? " "No, I wislr I^tdi" \ -?. . > "Anybody^helfiin^:;ke?p your f?mily? " "Wh.y, no why dolyou qsk that?1? ? "Any income decide the stote? " .No.^nbt ? dollar-Twhyi ** "Do?^ypM wit^, sleep weil? *' I Why, y^s; but' wh?t^; on earth are you driving at any ?*t- was just thinking how she ?ou?d isieep. for ? your life had been ^nuff ?d out' instead oft your neighbor Jone& yeV ; terday, she-w^o?ld tie al her fstring's.eod/ for { happen to Kn?w;tha^y>Suihavei??? llfei insurance and your" *irid?nie;fai> her !ivingY^Ab?ericy Items. . ' --if > &, C. ;.. FIVE MEMBERS Ol CHI? AIDED ONE ENABLED TO FIND JOY j AFTER 20 YEARS OF . CI ICCCDIIUP . ?.; . . r?rvA[]????-;iwEUL, REPAID ?... fl? . *.?'..... - ". *'- I-Wfflfj fa Protnbaeni People Liberal In Praiae-Mra, Capps, of Colum bia, t??ia cf "Wonder*" ;-V,FiyeLtna$?&ft .ot. one Immediate family^, each, of four of these living lu ?{?ielr own, separate homes in or near. Colujngia, have given unusually strong endorsement to the wonderful merits of;'fan I ac, tte maslerrmedlctnft;, after tbh; preparation had overcome their p?ilnful aliments. M These live people listed among the br:;!, friends of Tan lac in thia section nr. and Mrs. ?VT. Cappa.the i??' uior b^lng a.foreman at tlie Southern fin'.lway shops nt Columbia, residing at-jftotiiiWleoa'St., Mrs. W. A. Ment?s .of Lexington iR. F. -JO. 1 wife' of a' prominent farmer; and Messrs, J.S. Mc?tze'and H. L Meetze twin broth ers .who are numbered among the l??ding business men of Lexington county who. live at New Brookland. They?.aro brothers of Mrs. Capps and MtB. Meetze. ?? Each of these save Mr. C'appn gave vol'utnry endorsements ot Tan mc, ami Mrs. Capps Spoke for herself and her husband. ': in ibis, like in scores of other ways. Tunlnc baa 'established a record which probably no other proprietary raodi cino baa been in position to claim, .Bach tiave Tanlac the most severe te?; they' knew, aud the medicine, ac cording to their own.expressions gave them' far better results th un thoy had dared, expect. . .. . Tbi? ia a remargable and uulpue record for this remarkable medicine, and constitutes only one of the th?u aandu of proofs of the preparation's great value for troubles of'the stom ach, liver, kldnoys and mucu?uB mem branes. . I Mrs. Monte- suffered with atomacb, liver end kidney trouble, and with rheumatism of a severe nature. She ?THIS ur der .medical treatment tfor 20 yeatB. According to Ui& statement of Mr a. Cappa ehe was weak aud lacked energy, and: (Mrs. Moptz, tell-i Inp: of her condition Bald abe wa:i very | uervode and could not sleep, soundly. Indigestion caused her mitch sut?er big, abe said. After she had taken two bottles, however, Mrs. Mont-, again began to do.her housework. Her sys tem in in good condition, and . she aleeps-soundly-and-her appetite I* all she could ?wish she aatd. ..<,/..-??-? ; .r-rMr. J. E. Metze gain ven pounds in three weeks after bo began taking Ta iliac, and said he feels bettor than lhe has for . thre years; He suffered \yit h indigestion, loss of appetite, felt t? ie tl at nil times, could not sloop well, and lacked strength and energy. !'I feel as* lively and ns -energetic as ti youngster now," he said. . .Mr.-H. L. Meetae suffered with ner vous indigestion,, lila ?ystem was run rto\vn, hadrno appetite and corlstuutly v/aa ,b>.rrpiried by pain labia limbs, he 'flaid.:-.V''?? gained eight , pounds ' tn weight, bis flyatem waa .bullt up' by ^T?n?ac, bia arises and pains have dis appeared and his; appetite ia good .iac Icortt'sif to his statement. ? "I nni en itbnsUsUo; in praising Tanlac to my ft tends; he said. v^rej, Cappa said: ?My [husband and i fjbthvhavo been taking./Taniao .and wa llie' been greatly* bnetltted. 1 sanft praise Tanlac, too hf?klf. Xor it certainly; baa beeb, an invaluable rem- ! edy ?fen our family I suffered much with cjhronlc appendicitis and kidney fjoubj?, end my back aad sides ifre quchtly pained ino .intensely. My Ima Imu?Mufiered with loga ol apatite and general debility.'* Tanlac, ..tho : master medr?me/ ls ajohjf exclusively! in Anderson : by . Ev ana'- Pharmacy, two store8r^Adv. . '"i-f:--t?^"'- .iy^-.-i^r-^ Lander Hu j?. -Members of 'Lander club aro nott-1 fled jtbat o raafUng will be beld Sat unlay afternoon at River Heights ! with Miss Maggie M. darlington. The I car leaves Anderson at 4:30 and tho return trip will be made at 8 o'clock.' Aa Ulla is to bo a picnic, each member . ls requested to bring | a small lunch. * COMING AND GOING ? ??.?^^^?.???''??.^ Mrs. Paulino liurganua and Misal Louise Pfttriofc of. Marion. Ala., are ..visiting'ig(?lir-"!?la\er Mrs. W. !W. sullivan,-*on S??th' Main street Mrs. Claud ^TPwnsend, -Mrs. Marnte I Lig?n, Misa Afthl?'Bello Towera, and j Miss Clarice Townsend .hnvo gone to] Reek Hil! to ;U?eml the commence ment at Winthrop college. .MKS. .Molture? -Toney of Atlanta ls plaiting ;he'rs\niece Mio3 Georgia] H?hea. . ..>.?.'?''?. S -Mrs.- J:'B. Marshall has gone - to] Rock Hill tri Attend tho Winthrop | college commencement. Her daugh ter;,Mtss,'l/;?a Marshal is a member af .tho.graduating class. " Mrs. Jarata li. Anderson has goue to (greenwood whoro sho .will mike an addrcss'^eefOre the Lander alum na? W?P& '". ' . -- Miss Nan. Forney ls ut homo from SUacauga, A?a... whoro she taught school during the past .session. Miss, AmnA .^?tson is.at homo Trom Danville', Val/ for tho summer vaca tion. Mro. RufuB"Fant has returned from a visit tq relatives In Knoxville,' | Tenn? Mr. P. Bi- 'Galley. Jr., of'Iva was j In the city "yesterday. ' Mrs. M. M. TMattiaon ?pent yester day in Donalds. Messrs.- George and Belton Tran's | ! spent the week-end in Clayton, Ga. \ -~ ' Mr. John B; White; Jr,, bf Wash ;ihgton, D. u., ;i? spending a few] days with his parents, Dr. and MrB. John E. White.ri : MISB Carrje McQuen ls spending nj few day:; at lier home at Slmpaon viiie.. . ,.' ; .;... i. . Mr. and MrSy^! Fi. Smith, Misses Lula^afldirRuby/Smlith'and Mr. Sam George motored lo' Asheville, -N. d, for Sunday. ' , , ' : Mr;VBtitUa Hiii teft yesterday for| . Macon, .Ga. . .. . M ra.' ft. C.' McDonald left Sunday] . for a ; month's, visit . ip her mother, Mrs. 'Hatch la New York. . t j ?Mr t George5' <Beii ''Tiramerman o f Lexington is^pepdllisVa tew,, days In tho' ?tty.: ~~V'- ? ' Prof ?nd Mn?. M.I L. Bonham, Jr., of Baton Rouge, La., is visiting tho former's parents, Gen. and Mrs. M. L. Bonham. Mr. J. J. BauhJwln haa returned from a business {trip In Georgia. Mrs. Lanius leaven tomorrow for; Atlantic City, fe* ? stay. .Mrs. ' O. ; C. Sullivan will Join, her later. Mr i . Whiter Carlisle epent tho j week-eUd In Greenville visiting1 frielada. V ; Miss Eleanor Frank returned from! j Converse college-at Spartanburg last jalgfcti* . ; ' ? . Mis? Elisabeth Robertson has gone . to i;! Granne, Ga., to epend a . -few .'weeks-..'' . MHS. *Ii0li?8F. GILLIAM Died at County .Hospital OD Sandfly Merning. , .Mrs. Lou tao Gilliam, 57 years old and wife of Mr. J. H. Gilliam, died Sunday-morning at o'clock in the county hospital. .. Th? fanerai ser vices were fcel',5 yesterday. afternoon at 2.o'clock Shady Grove churchV USE "ir IF FEET ? Sw?l!evi, Calloused Feet : Or 'Con? '" . ? Yon "can be harjpy jfp?led in a mo ment. UBO VTlx^.4ftd never suffer with, tender, raw, burning, blistered, swollen, tired, aching feet. " "Tte** and only "Tlz" takes tho pain and rareness out of corns, callones and bunions. ? ' ',.' -. *. . Aa- soon as you put your feet ia a "Tia" bath; -ynr?ft^re?l the happi ng *rAMhg-^ Hew good your poor oTi-t?et feel. They want to daneo for* |py, im?0^y->?tti?''. In fctont?y: draws out all tho poisonous exudations v'hich. puff up your feet '^1|^?nsal apre? |^lh^D^;.;.^ch^?f, .?et .a ccent boxv.sf '"Tis." at any dr tig etoro or dapartracnf ?to*?. O?i I?jsginti-root raHetri.v;:iL?^.'.-at:.-IPO? P^vate ?W?; ^ OBec&uae bookermaka yo^lu^-a^r more. il. B. FEM ll OFFERS FOR REELECTION THIRD TERM COUNTY SUPT. EDUCATION MUCH PROGRESS Has Been Made By Schools . Of j Andeson County Since He Has Been In Office ? fi ? . ?' li ' ? I In thia ?BSuo of Thc Intelligencer1 there appears thc oi'iieial announce > mont of Mr. J. 13. Felton to the effect that ho is a candidate for re-eieclto? ] to tim office of county superintendent of cducution. Mr. Felton ls complet ing his second term in thin office, each being for two years. Tho term of ot ofllce in the future is to be for four yoars. The schools of < Anderson county unvo made wonderful advancement uuring thc past four years aud much of this ls. recorded to the uctivlUes of Mr. Felton, who ut all times has been alert.'to.those things which stood for the growth of the public Schools in ail directions. At the close of the school year in 18U-?? .Micro were 10,280 white chili dren lathe* schools of Anderson coun ty/ At the closing of the 1?14-1G term, two years later, there were 10,830. Durfng tho teran of lWS-l? the money received from all sources uuiounted to 190,357.00; for high and i ural graded schools, $7,100; from state term:extension, ?1,881.48. '. Tho receipt:-, from aU sources during 1914 15. amounted .lo ,116,6,421,22; for high and rural.. grado*', schools, ?10,700; from state . term . extension, $1,582. These ligures show the increase in funds since Mr. Felton has- been in office.. I puring Mr. Alton's lenna, 19 school buildings have u?en erected and about 60 districts have voted on special tax levies Cor school purposes. : In.addi tipu, to\ the buildings already complet ed, ono la now under construction at Faf-vlew which will dost nearly ?3,i '000, $5,000 bonds haye been voted on at Town viih?.and- the.building will go right alisad, and in .simpson vii io din trlct bonds have .boen voted ?md tho sal? of those are under way. '. In ad dition- tOrthesei^flVe new buildings uro proposed elsewhere. > iAlt thlB speaeks.very highly- ot the work Mr. Felton hus done as county superintendent of education. Ile stated ['yesterday that he -would be in the ^fflco-.for-.the.next four- yara. For Infants and Children In Uso For Over 30 Years Always hears ^ &M?M KgnsW of '<tfaV&g7S@?^ The reliable household Remedy Good The Year R???id Ready-to-t?ke i-i,. . .. fQg SALO AT ALL DHVa STORBS . rn* mm Travelers CKecksm When you lake your trip Ibis summer be'&ut'e ana supply yourself with K. N. &. K. Traveler's Checks. ? ' s P . . " :? V. V Cashed every where; your signature is your iden tiiicaiion; sf lost-no one esc can get them cashed;; and the cost is very small. K. N. and K. Travelers Checks are for sale ai Peoples Bank of Anderson 'Mi S aqd my Glos?os are ene* and tho santo when lt ie ? n qoontlon of better V}B1?II or. maro comfort.. pr; both, ) they oxnetly .ag'reo, that is to soy, my glasses aro exactly what you are look ing for in case? of eye "er rors. My ability tp adapt tho" glaeacs to your special need, la. second-.to 'none'anywhere and tho proof is a acora ot pleased patlonts;'Atany.-. of them show n spark ot human gratitude i>> ".omtng and telling'mo so, and tho best proof ls that' Itv thc puet five jsare tay business has justified'me In buying ;ho moBt Completo O/inding Plant .in tho SouUi thereby nighing lt doubly Mire that my patients got the very best glasses at' living prices. I makq overy pair to measure. If you don't think so just look at tho noxt pair of my glasses you seo on nnyono. ir they don't, c?nforih to the features r will bo responsible for it. Seo Cut. My motto in buolness ls efficiency, honesty, truth and promptness; sp you 6*3.-1 need tto crutches,'the ubovo fi.undation enables lt to stand atone; I do lots of work tor School children and let nie tell you if they don't need glasse* I tell you so. If you aro in doubt about your'ey ca-or your children'B'eyes consult mo. Prices', on'glasses ore $:,M to $5.00 up. Repairs 10c lip. All work; guaranteed where I can and remember lt is cho?por, to havo your work done,by a Specialist, than to ? get glasses from ? Merchant, .Tunk Uenlort* or Peddlers. Uso the same judgment about your' eyes , .that you, would .your general, health or tooth. First casa youVsee a ' reputable 'Phyal?fan.-Hoc?itd ease you w?U?d " seo d' ?o?d J>!-htlslt ' Moral?-^-Th?u for your oyes and GlasBos seo . . REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST 112 W, mitner St., Ground Floor, Near F^f Book Store Daily Intelligencer Want Ads Bring KeauHs V. i pt|: . ii Iii I vbodv iilc^s the natural "W???S?k flstvo r of Washington >s, and they ai? so iig?it crispy; too, that th ?y^re ife thine: for s^t?mer lilli