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.i., j , . J Jtfi&w Colonial with large Buckles' ?nd ?ide Tonging and Louln ll .?! in Gray Kfd, Duli Kid. and Pattin,* ' Leather at *&50.f?>5. ii.;. , Other grades ih Pumps and Ox fords, all Styles in the different leufhera at . ,/y ?LOO tb $3.00 ?i Beat Grade Vsranda Pump, in piain White, and-white with blade j! M trimming" at. "' . . Tennis Oxfords and Shoes at 50cito *1.00 Tho.One Price Shoe ?tere We ??U Per Cash Only 0 CLOTHING FORM The Conservative' Mah'? Dignified, Durable, Snit, made from ? neat fabric is here! ' ' Form Fiting Suit, made from a live fabric and showing ev ery new (dak and curve' of fashion ta here E PALM BEACH AND KOOL KL?TH SUITS $5.00 . to $7.50 Fancy serges ' . . and Mohairs : :. m,Mm%*y; .... Hornberger5'? $20, $2XS0 /..vAnd.w?'jqan fit you to tho queen's taste, ;-tVav?ief'?Riecks' f When you take your trip this summer be sure and supply yourself with SC N. & SC Traveler's Cheeki. ..Cashed every where; .your signature ls your Iden tification; if Jost no one ese can get them cashed; and the cost is very small, K*\ r^/?nd K. Traveler's'Checks are for sale at Peoples Bank of Anderson ? Oe _Y i ^m?nsirati?n' at our Store, Mort??yi; 'june ir?th^ ^ ? " ) m ttl J 510 HE LE Y - K K Y SK H \f<diiiiig *f Fibular Young1 Couple In Anderson Yesterday. A wedding of great Interest to their rahny friends was that yesterday' j?urnlng pf Miss Leila Moseley and .Mr. Allah D Koyser which occured ut. eleven o'clock at St. John's Meth odist church. ~ The decorations ot this handsome church were particularly effective, 'the altar being covered in white with jong graceful vines and a back ground! j of .large palms. Around the altar' ??UIng at Interval:; were placed candlelabra with pink candles, and these with the many pink hydrangeas, prettily carried out the pink and white color scheme. Miss Annio Chapman prebided at the organ and gave a delightful and enjoyable mus ical program as follows: "To Spring"-Greig; "Festive March" -Hogers; Melody in A-Weat; Bcher to in D. .Minor"-rj^fdbrlin. Just beforo the bridal party enter ed, Mrs. Wi J. Muid row sang a beautiful selection, "Until" In a very charming and attractive manner. At.the first strains of Mendlpsohn's wedding march tho' ushers entered ono by. one down each, aisle, and creasing' In front'of the altar took their .places just, within tho alta rajl. ' They were Messrs.' W. H. f <yon. Joe .Fairnier, Bruce Harper and Jack llaer of Charlotte. ' Next came the br/desmaldi, ono down each aisle audi passing to the rear of the altar took their stand just behind and lust above -the .ushers. They wore dainty white net dresses, with pink and white picture hats, and carried baskets, of pink and white sweet peaB .- alley were Miss Verna Haltlwan ger. Greenwood, Mlfs Mary Dilling ham of Spartnnbjirg, Miss M'llwee DaVaB bf. Troy, abd Miss Lola Wil i>oh of j Anderson Mrs. Roscoe Moseley; the cht rm- ' Inp darno of honor, mid Miss Nelle Heliums of Greenville;, tho maid of honor entered at. the samo 4??me, one down each aisle, and passing with- ! Out the altar rall awaited the beau- ; titui brfda. who entered with her* j brother, Mr. Roscoe Moseley.. ,: :Mil -Keyser came from, a rear door with his best,mhn, Mr. J. C.-Gar rett, and . mpeticg hie b^lde,, the solemn and ' impressive marriage otremony vrfth :the ring was - per-], foVined by Rev. T. C; O'Dell, pre siding elder, of tho Anderson dis trict. ; Mrs. Moseley and Miss Hallams wore exquisite /dresses bf -' white-; and Sink,-; with pink hats,: and carried rrgV';iihbwer bouciuetS' ot 'sweet vyeas. ' The lovely bt rai wore 3B handsome traveling, ault of -dark bin? with' hat I abd gloves ? to match, and carried a j shower bouquet of brides,- roses ' and liles of.the calley. . , Immediately after ' th?' ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Keyser loft on the lt : 40 train for an extended /w?ddttig- trip, and oh their/return'they wilt gb tb .houflb kebplnfig in ' the pretty, little' bungalow homo just being completed on liver street '' ' Mrs; Keyser"* Is one bf Anderson's, prettiest and- most aUroctlvo youiig. women, and has many friends hero ?nd all over the state. Mr; Keyser bah been very prdnithent In busi ness and social cycles since coming herc several ysits ago from his homo in' Haltlmii-e, and1 they.; have the cor dial goci! wishos of a boat of friends. Miss France J Tr Ibbie Is at h?m? froth Richmond, Va,, where she has been in college during the patt win ter. . Miss Allie May Simpson of- Mar ietta, Ga., ls visiting Mrs. N. B. Sullivan, on South Main street. ?Mr.: and Mrs. R , H. Moseley (of LowudcavUo were here .yesterday for tho Mosel?y-Keya?r wed?Uhg, , ?nd were the guest ot Mr. and Mts. S. D. ! Brownlee. I Mrs. W; C. Tennant of Atlanta, j is visiting Mr?. S. D. Brownlee. Miss Mildred Hayes ls spetidlng | this week- io Fayettevlle, N-. C. fM'-l Foy the Bridal Fatly. .: The Moseley-Keyser wedding par-1 ty were delightfully entertained o Wednesday evening'by Mr ? and Mr$ ii?Li'ij-i 'ii,! itiiuiiw^u^'iyas?i ? ii uti.tili?;?i ILftp M1 flity' "*'i"J1 ?rn f. ft?**** ft***********.?**?* Roscoe Moseley, at their attractive home oiv Webb'street. Tho evening* wa? spent in a very I charming end Informal manner, thu j ti of thc lit idea- cake being a ree of much merriment. The ring ?cd dime both fell to MISB Verna Haitlwanger ot Greenwood woila the thimble ?nd button were cut by Mr. J Willy Lyon. Misa Neile Hollams was vtho fortunate Winner, of tho l?cky I wish bone,, and also the bride's lovely ?bouquet which she caught when tarown by Mrs1. Keyser at the depot 'OH Thursday morning. t _ . . ? Mr. ?nd-'-Mrs. George B, Town-1 rend. Mrs. J, D. Townsend, Mrs., j Claude Townsend, and Miss Eubank ' Taylor spent yesterday In Greenville, ! going ov. i in Air* Townsend's car. JoiieB.IIenidon. A beautiful home wedding was| solemnised on Wednesday afternoon at the lovely homo of Mr. and Mrs. Claude C. Jones at Starr when Miss Kittie Jones of Starr and Mr. Frank W. Herndon of,Elberton, Ga., wei'e made husband and wife, Rev. W. B. HawklnB ot Starr officiating This beautiful home was nover ! pretties than on this occasion. The entire lower, floor was thrown to gether., and .artistically, decorated in poi. niants and a profusion of Bweet peat!, nod ferns-pin kand white pre dominating. i The guest were received on the! broad veranda hy Mesdames Claude j C., Joe S., and Harry .iones, and ware then served punch .by Misses j Annie. Hunter of Seneca, Lissie Mae | Hudson ot Fortnonio, Gai, and Mabel Jones. Tho punch bowl was embed ded In a ban!: of green and ' white in a lovely nook on th? porch. The1 gUCSt wer? then ushered into ..the; spacious hall srid living coom where tho handsom? gifts were displayed. Just before tho -wedding march Mica Borton Elrod song "At Dawn Ing'in a very impressive manner ac companied, by, <Mlss Mabel Jones on plano. To the sweet airains of Mendel ssohn Wedding ' March softly render ed hy Mrs. T. H. Jones on plano and Mrs; Prank /Hawkins on violin the bride and groom descended tins broad ball stair and slowly" "entered th?. par lor where, the ceremony was perform ed, after which au elaborate talad coure was served,' Mr. and Mrs.' Iferndon left lmmed fetcjjr for their futuro home. Miss Joses ie tpe daughter of..Mrs J. T. C. .Tonca of Anderson, but for more than" a. y eaj. has made ber home with her widowed brother, >*jr. Char* rio- Jones, of - Storr, and is a young iady -.possessing many rare qualities and strength ot'character. Her many;tfriend9r regret to give her up. Mr. Herndod la a. prosperous farr m?r'i?f .near) Elberton, Ga., and be longs to one of the finest old fami lies of the Empire State. Bummage Sole. . Announcement, .was mado lost night cf a rummage salo to be mit on by the Palmetto chapter.. Saturday corning, beginning at IO o'clock, In Tolly's va cant store on East:,Whither street. $iembors havo been aeied to; send: in tbetr contributions to tho sale before-10 o'clock Saturday. % * **?*?*.******+*?**** Col. Roscoe O. Horton ot Georgia unitary Academy? and fDr. E. 'Ci Kidd of Milledgeville, Ga.. are spending a few days In the city as I the-guests of Mr. and Mrs. S p. i Brownlee; - Mr. Jim Williams hos returned ^rom a trip to Augusta having made^ the trip by automobile. - Mr. lawrence Wilkinson cf the Merchants and , dParmevs bank In .Charlotte,, jj., ,C. f ia., epending a few days In the city' Misses Gertrude Morris, Roberta Morriu, Mary- .Morris, Janie Morris. FJobblo Covin, Sara Boyd and Mr. Hanter Blakely, ot ^WHllamston wire visitors in Anderson yesterday. The many friends of Mr.. T.. C.."j Madden, who waa formerly connected With ?he iPe opie a hank of this city, will bo pleased to learn that he has been elected assistant in'tho depart ment of agriculture of Winthrop col ta?. ? v.i; , -?j; ., ?? ? .v^tov.-. ."Miss Mary Dlilinghcm of Spartan trnrg ie tho guest of Mrs. Roscoe j Mfa. C. : B.' Tribbio and children ? aw* in At lan tr. tba guests of f floods I and relatives. ? " : - .'? ?il XrTTSxnti* AttenTe?. Mr. j ?; :C - U?t^ui??n?, of Aadsr? ; ^.tff?ost popular barbers. -'attea>$*d : for tho purpose union, bul bis I^^TM'I?^.^ i Mr/. Herring fy* frre&tiy mlstf?"? in the movement for it local organ! Loos! .Qbssrvars to Maka R port to Bio?ogicai BtireatL TO eska ENTIRE VeluUbto Information Concerning Char acti?> arid Kind of Bird? Hw finn Ohtalnsd by Provloue Counts-Wast Especially Called Upon to Co-opsrets !n the Work. A bird census will be taken during ibo 'braemog ??aSo? ibis y?ur by tho bureau of biological surrey of tho Unit ed States Oepatlment of agriculture. This wUt. l>e the third annual bird count for the country taken by the federal government., lu making this survey the bureau will rely largely on persons interested In bird lifo who will agree to act as vpluuteor enumerators aud count the different kinda of birds to be found, near their baines in a farm or wood land tract, pr from forty to eighty acres. Tho' agricultural department has been furnished with valuable in 'formation concerning tue character, number and distribution of the bird population through similar counts made by unpaid observers dining tho past two Bummers. j This year the ornithologists of the department wish particularly to secare! n large number of volunteers in the j west to i.?novt cn the bird life en the plain:.!, tba semiarid regions, the des orto and the mount a Ina in that part of tho United States. Especial attention also la to-be given to securing data as. to tho birds in the fruit districts of thc Pacific const and in the south v tintillo nnd gulf states. The information collected this year,' it is believed, will bo of special v?lbe ! )n enabling tho department to meet j the effect of state and national bird laws and als? in de ter mining v.* lint re lationship exists b. w? ?n bird life nnd I the prevalence ot., cu ts. grasshoppers I and other insect p??? in different lo-? calltics. V ?j Results to Be Approximate. As i t ls impossible to m?ke an actual eount ot all the birds in any ?entended district each enumerator to on1.:cd to import only upon the number ot bird? breeding in a selected oreo, in the country or in suburban districts. From thc figures thus obtained! those in charge^ of . the work ' aro' able - to np ? proximate tho total number of birds of each kind in different parts ot the country. Enumerators who wish to report on birds on farms are asked to choose an urea which .Includes farm buildings, simde trees, orchards, plowed ?and, pasture, meadow or swamp,' but not Very much woodland. The enumerator bigina hts survey nt daylight soma morning .ami zigzags back and forth lu tho selected ?rea, counting tho malo birds. Early in the morning during tho,lust of Hay or the first week of Juno every malo bird should bo in full song and. therefore bo easily counted. The count of ono day IS to be verified j by observation ob several mornings. ' The-height of the breeding season chould : bo chosen for. this : work. In flic. latitude ?f Washington ? the Orst port of June in tho proper date for the Count Tn the latitude of Boston the work should begin a week later, and youth of Washington even an earlier date should bo selected. "Tatt work calls, for considerable knowledge of birds, and. '.only those who. ca n r?s&liy distinguish the differs ?nt kinds should undertake to m a ko returns fortheir ioceUKes," ' naya a atatement by the department. GAS MASK MEETS TEST. Invention of Nftvy Ycrlc Collage Mon Prove? Mest Successful. ?A feas mask 'designed for use in trench warfare, invented and patented joy two instructors in chemistry lb tho College of the City of New York, bas successfully psssed tests of tba med It??fwvisiOn of; the army.. The inven-1 tors and patentees are William A. Pru ger nnd William 1^. Estnbrooke, In etd? I labora t lon with Dr. Nels h of Columbia j u.ulvcr.'ilty. ' . Dr. Esta brooke lins received n letter I f.om'tho chief 'of staff of the medical division pronouncing the device satis factory and ?tating that tho testa to ? whick lt -was subjected were more se vern than lit?se to be met 3b actual 3 Ulittod Etatoa nr.-uy lins led to add these masks to it. may be of use lb Several pud 1 Will . be placed on tho ??ltets large eaobgb. to- flt Wtt|r hst? >It???-.j :.ots|^.ia'ftonta^ The first day of our June Underwear Sale was a grand success. This is a genuine sale and we'thank the ladies for their liberal re sponse for our first day's sale. KNIT UNDERWEAR .? * >-... \ ?* * ^! y- ;V, fi- . We afc Placing on Sole a Big Lot of Knit Underwear in this Sale. . Ono lot of Knit Union Suits, Tight Knee, low.ni 25c value, iSpeclal Tight^Kuee, low. neck, Ladles' Lace Trimmed Union Suits, neatly rn ado . leadles' Knit PantB, Lace Trimmed, loose fence, at .. ..... ,. .. ..... Ladies' Union Suits. Cloyer,, Brand, Special Ladies' Out Size Union Suits; Lace ..Trimmed. . . v* . ^B??''' at ... . %#5JC Extra! Extra! For Today and Saturday i 1 Tn ul o 08c Lodios' Gowns, .Lace Trimmed, Special, ^g-^ 1 lot Teddy Bears,. Lace Trim 8*:'?.DQ-.,a!.4Bc l lot Redfern $5.00 Core?is;. broken sizes, .Special 7t5'C"' Children's Knit M. t *j>*? WalBts, Special at .. .. **V . . t Table $1.00 Marcollas, Special for Friday and Sst- *Jfj?y?:i "?rday at .. '.; .'. .. s V** Our store ls tm o wy white with alt the now 1916 Muslin Under wear. We ask you to come attd see. - Sj ts? a. THE BRIGHTEST SPOT ?N TOWN 'i1 .y.vV-' i1 (From The Literary Digest) If your radiator leaks, poor in ? ' ' V SE-.MEMT-,OL . \ The *elf>nctlag radiator, cement Finds the Leak and Fpxes It Se-Ment-pl is a- powder put up in lithographed; tin cans. When poured into your radiator it dissolves ?ir the.-noL water. At the leak, the cool air congeals it into a cement that repairs tit automatically. - Look for the pumpkin colored caris, | y ; Price 75c Th?0..'ab0ve/ advertisement .is one of a series ; ; mat is running every other week in the : Literary Digest. "WE SIEM, AN "JJl'J,"..1-.nw-ts.. L?t us explain tho merita of thc It links together, the two Q's, Quality an4 QuicWc^,; It noakes' : for you tho smoothest, njost-delicious ice cream Ih'^he Blvotlest pos sible time. 9 w\ COME I^l AND SEE TT ?MI?I BELT0M