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ROCK HILL, SOUTH CAROLINA
June ?3 ia J?i?y 2?, 1916.
NOTED EUUCATOrtS^So^pe of the moat famous educators of tho
United states' will elvo a.?orle? of lectures-Professors McMurray
and Thorndike of Columbia University, Now; York, Commtslonor
Kendal) of Now Jens cy, ali ex-President of the National Education
. ^lasaoclatloW ; Editor )pt tbe;-journal qt Education, President bf tho
Story Tollejr?B League, Oenerw Secretary bf tho Religious Educa
. fi?rv Aesoc?atlori, and many others. fi*
y iC0U?18? OF. STUDY--^FuU 'Coursea of study will ie provided ' to
meei-'tho needs ol (1) Superintendents and;Principals. (2) High
Schooi'Teacbors (3) Primary and Grade Teachers (4) Rural School
.. jreachors;and (5) those wishing college Cr?dita.
FACULTY-A-, largo faculty, hus.-boen secured' composed; of; spec-'
iallsia and leaders of education in this, and other states.
SPECIAL PE^UR?S^^Jodel school rural school problems kioder?
^rfen?^ Montessori ni?thbdB/ County
1 iw?r&yj?. .^ucano?^ are : authorized to renew, eerS?lcates still In
kpt?\$r\*\?: teachers .^h^ work in thia Si^?vaer
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? ';: ' :^V?iS|(P^ ?UCATiONAL MOVING PtOT^W/^?^SON-.
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JCI?GULATION SIZE TILE BW?^SatlNG POOL/ L AIIC fcJ A^THLETIC
? ? ..FH^adi?-?^b" ipj^Y?RO?Nfi'. THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED; I ACGO
MOD^TI?NSi 4?NE?XCELLED.
For raW. arid further- information write : for S?tnaier7 School
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, Tho bridal roso ia blooming
> Far' tbe maiden ntvoot and fair,
And tho red rose longs Co mingle
"liild the tresses of her bair;
V.voy down an the woods we hear
Tho mother bird's soft croon;
When gentle Springtime falls asleep,
0 Along' comes fairest June. j ? ?
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When Ute cups of Naturo sparkle
IVits the dew the fairlea bring.
And more clad in ber voil of fog.
Bids) sad farewell io Spring. \ '
She throws a kiss upon the breeze;
While '.'-afp3 ot Nature tune,
Then flits along toer way to make
.. A pei feet day in June. fe
Miss Margaret LAW ia expected
nome today from Baltimore, coming
through the country in her car. She
Wlii b? accompanied' by her" brother,
T. ir. Watkins, of Anderson. Mrs .'.j
Watkins and ..son will Join ber here
for;. a .?"visit "to'..Dr* and Mrs. T. tl ?j
lia W.-Spartonburg Herald. 'Itm
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For Visitors.
Mrs. J. D. Gaillard was hostess- at
a Gowing party T?sday morning in
compliment to her guests, Miss Elisa-'
beth Robertson and Mrs. T. J. Fant,
of Anderson, South Carolina.- .
Tho hontcaa waa aseisted by Misses.
Site, and Charlotte Vaughn. Sand
wiches and tea wore served, ??'.'
Among the. guests, besides the hon
oree:;, were Mles Kate . Bruce, Miss.
jSirah. Segrest, Mica F.aiby Stanley,
of , LaFayctio, Alabama, Miora Sarah
Baugb. Miss Eualce Allen, Miss
Margaret Phillips, Miss Ruth Gaff
ney, Miss Sue Vaughn, Miss Char
lotte Vauira.-LaGrangc (Gav). ..Re
porter. . .
?tcwart-Buford.
A scene of all loveilnosai hlraplf
city, and charm was iba marriage
at West .Falser,-'.of Miss JM&Ud?: 8t?
wart and Mr. jool'G. Buford, Tues
day evening the 6th at. 0 o'clock. . '
/, Only the. Immediate, family and j*
very few of the closest friends of tho
brida and groom wera present. The
guests upon entering the home vero
uahred into the spacious, hall walch
was most daintily dono. in pink and
gre-?n, after several minutes of happy
greetings, -.the. wedding . room. -waif
Iflhrown opah ; and ;,the guests invited
to enter. " This room, which .was. ab
pretty done in ; ' green, and walla
all .ready waiting for the faur brida
and . ?he man of her choice: was .all
loveliness and simplicity, simplicity
; was the main thing ; throughout the
! evening.. After the .?nesta, were \MJ
?orailed, in :..tho wedding rgotn they.
. WftVaj.-toeated. tou WT^ vpt^^np^i ?
! fine.pla?o selections- by , li is s .Msjtr?
Dell. .Stewart. Just; at.' o'clock
t?j?tyi ,;Mary Deir. Stewart ; struck
Chords of the i wedding. , march . son
the . .bride, entered and. was jfo?i.o.wc?"
by .;t?e groom and. they were-.^/a
brief .but very Impressive ceremony
made man and wifo. After congratu
lations and well wishes the bride and
groom left, amld'ehowera of rico ? for
the .?Hotel -WlJ'ametqn, where they
1 ar?. at;l?om? to.'their'many friends'.'
Tho, brido was moat boantllully and
becomingly gowned in ;whl.te.jBllk with
v?il'.':.'MMis..;J?a?l?.\;?t?wsrt, ?t?ter of
i th?O; b^o" "wpro a. handsomo dress. of
j pink taffeta, with, exquisito lac?e...
I - ?f-B.a- Stow?rt la the ?rdcst'da?gh
?'teir, otrfyr. i and Mrs- Tr C. Stewart1/
:. She if a girl of ralf charms and ninny
r.ccompliahmeats. '.'
Afra. Buford ts ,. the oldest d&Ugh>
young, iri?n of high\ ideals ead spien
did,., business, ability.-.
^ To^^ ??le3am??UjaW.
The Womana* Missionary. aoclBiy
ojt S?.'.- John's Mothcidiat:: cburcb: fXQ.
b? entertained on Monday afternoon
ai five o'clock on' tho church . law?
by tho ' Children's Missionary 'society.
The * mother? bf ?tija > chUdr?s. are es
pecially invited^ ip attend.,
,;\&3fc?'A?ef??i''Edwards hs? i^tdrnbd
ftem ?a^Mtngtoa county where' . she
s?eat';'ihe, w?.nt?r V with relatives,.
Tho Young Wbmans. Auxt?lary of
ibo. First "Baptist-church ; will: ... hold
Iba '. fe?uiari mel?tlbg this ' ?fter?oo?
(Sunday) 'ki five o'clock. ftfcbRosV
amend Burdine will bo tho leader,
and (he members ar? urged to W
present"... Any. who wish to come ea
a visitor will be cordially, welcomed
Miss Mary Hid warda, and Utas?!
Vtjrgtrtt?. ?ad Elizabeth Abi?iuo Of
Birmingham, Ala., are visiting Miss
Jeffie Edwards on North Mam street.
Misses Claudia Osborne, Eula May;
Billingham,, and Analo Elmore have
cone to Charleston to visit Figv. SW1
Harper. j
Mrs. .Ti. B. Gossett hes . been
spending j several days with friends
in WilUamston. . !
Mr. and Mrs. Lee G. Holloman
will move into their now hame in
North Anderson this week. This io '
one of tho handsomest homes in An
derson, j^??sB?iited. ;oa'$ie top pi al
beautiful kho?l In a grove of trees, j
makeB it particularly pretty.
' Miss Both Hodges Entertains.
Starr, Juno 10,-A beautiful party
and ono ..that was, a delightful sur
prise to the ghost ot honor was given j
oh Thursday evening by Mtss K?th
HOdgcti at toer pretty bew homo at j
Starr.
.'. The occasion waV tho tenth! annl
ver?iry of Mr.- and Mrs. Hodges,wed
ding,'abd Miss Ruth Hodges planned
the-whole affair without'their' knowl
edge,/sud Wf.th' the/ cooperation of
como friends w)io ? carno lato that
afternoon. ^Bd -toole 41 r, and ' '4?T8.
Hodges for.an automobile ride."
'\ When ihey ; returned a little after
eight a -wouucrful change had taken,
place. The.-pretty lawn whs ,fes
' tot) a cd -with, many Ja prater, o i an tc mn,
with seats-, and benches, .everywhere;.
Within tho house which had nil been
thrown together by folding doora,
matty beautiful' flowers and pot
plan tn, m ado. lt a veritable1 flower
garden. Guest wore arr I vin c. and
['Mr,;'??nd7Mts,' Hodges soon found
t h cms ci ve a surrounded with nt an y
friends, .and."\aj-(very happy', bv?nlhji
was spent. ''Miua Hodges'was assist
ed in he> duties aa hostess hy Mrs.
C. r?. watson, afid Mrs.' J. "H..
Pruitt," abd." h dainty sweet course
was served': " '" *
; . Mr. and Mrs. Hodges were the re-1
ciplcnla Of many pretty and useful
j'presents, ''^y *'*''.'' ' '
& 4= ?&Ai&As^AaaMaaasaai
Mr. F. H. .-Clinkscalct? of Clemson
ws^s^a^ns.Ij^ojs|tvisito*r yesterday.
.p'^^fl^^?u^l^'aiiaTMsry .Option' nf
Seneca hrh tfre>; ?ueste of Miss Nofc
tlp vSue ' Coaweu. " .
"'Dr., ~" Forrest" ?V.* Suggs baa^return
ed fr?ih his home at Brem'o?, t Ga,1,
whbre bo has ' tipent tho past two
?.?nW- ''?MIC?WV^-J'.. -. "..> ' i'. t'? :''.-'!
Mrs?' Si. C. Garllngtop, -Miss Jayne
C.: Garlington ^an? Capt. Geo> iW,
Sullivan*; are ..> spending - the week-end
in. J-aurens.
Mrs, ; B., C. ;,B?lJ?hlln? and son*.
I Bal pb and Harper, and Miss Maggtfs
Carlington are spending tho wee&
end at chick springti. '.
i t?Sr; " J , B: S?lgl?r ot : Pendleton
spent yesterday;In tho city.
Mr; J; T. C?ntpbeil abd Miss Maty
Campb?ll of tho; Roberts section
were; among tho .visitors yesterday;'
i ' ? . .. .? :-Wagi&i&i >. ?,>^H3^
- Mr. and Mrs.i/W. K; Hudgcnu of
Pelzor spent yesterday in- Anderson'.
I Mr. >W. B. ?osjvrd -',;.>;;jt
I , Mr.. W- , E?i Howard, of. Pendleton
^.?W..i.^^^^^B^^fy*'*.x, ,
,'. Mr. J-' C- yhiri^y of Craytonvlllb
j spent 'y?sterd?yJijL the city.
rr.'-'P^CHobson? .of, Seneca came lo
'?reen^ird?v..'. . " j^-?
ra^f?^^^^rtOh',.' has returned
I to his home" in ^?>?'^?gia after ? vftlt
to..friends ta..-?J?{^?rh?h^
Mies .'..I^?tji'. .KceseV is vVoiting ber
gr^dparents m Hartweil, Qa.
BJ
HIL HEH UFE
WIFE HAP CEASED EATING
AND SUFFERED CON
TINUALLY
' ..."Ml li*
HAS APPETITE NOW
Took Tanl&c end Ate Tba First
Food For Sixteen Weeks
Mrs. J. H. Johnson, of No- 7 Char
lotte street, Charleston, wife ot J. H.
Johnson, tho well known engineer oh
llio Seaboard Air LSue Railroad, after
having received medical advice tn'
Virglala, North Carolina and Tennes
seo at different intervals chico she
V?as i? ?ic Lil yi-.ur> Ot J j, o iO the v/icct
that she waa suffering from ulcerated'
stomach and gall stone, gives a vivid
illustration of v/hot Tanlae ts daily
accomplishing for. like sufferers.
She had stomach trouble, all her life,'
was prone to fits of vomiting and waa
absolutely lacking tu appetite.' After
taking only two doses hf Tanlae; she'
declares, she ate the first food that
she had eaten In rix icon ; weeks.
"I suffered from stomach .trouble all
my life," states Mrs. Johnson. "When
t was two yeera old f waa given hp
by my physicians to die; and again
when I waa fifteen years o?d. I have
had, according to . eminent msdlcat ad
vice in Virginia, North.Carolina and
Tennessee . gall atone and ulcerated
stomach, and they finally said an ob
struction in my'stomach. On con
suiting medical advice lu Charleston,
I was Informed that lt was impossible
to state just what the trouble waa.
"My most distressing symptom waa,]
vomiting. For sixteen weeks before
I'took Tanlac I had been unable to re
tain anything i;n .my stomach-?mt;
even medicine or raw eggs. I was
told that I would have died for lack
er nourishment if I had pct been .so
stout I weigh ad 227. pounds '..ba-;
fore I took sick, and i have really i
lived on superfluous flash for' bodily]
nourishment. My husband- had. giv
en up. AH hope. Ooo evening recent
ly I remarked hov/ badly and emaci
ated I .looked. Mr. Johnson i burst
out'crying, and said, 'Lucy, ^dou't; say
tti?t. Just think { Ohs month ago
t thought you would die. I Had gtvr
on up all hope, aud there1 you are hear
ly well.'
"It is true. I have taken only
tntS ??C-" ^nvT Ai\n?t tane-H* . it la a
fart-after I bai taken two. doses I
ate the first food I had sat?n th ?ix
teftnVeeka. I consider that wbuderr
fui indeed. I ath no\r eatin* aewy
everything 'I want . f-baV? aoi^rafw
lied since I took my BAcohd dose of
T^iaa ?hd I am feeling much bot-.j
ter. * * , -
"I cort?ihly do recommend Tanlac)
fdr whkt-lt has done for me. i bad
nearly given up hopeland Tanlac has
donq.what: I didn't think any raedl
a^ae,.;or physician ,could do. It la
H t iii ply wonderful. I cannot, say
Clough good'thlnga about it."
t - >W,afab, the master medicine,; ts ?old
exclusively by Evans* Phasmuliy; two
store?, Anderson; Horton1? Pharma
$y% felton ;. .West Petsar . Drug : Cb. \
Pen d let cn Drug .Co., Pendleton ; Boll
j Drug: Co^. Hoh?a Path; D) li. -Den
teld, Willlamstoh; Buber Drug Co 4
Piedmont. Price $1 per . ;b?ttl?
"straight.
Local market 12.GO. ii
. New. York Market. - ,*
Open High Dow-Clotri
July .. .. .12.?73 12.85 12.73 12-.fif
Oct .'. .. ..12.Qt 13.00-1?.0S 12.88
Deo .. '.,. ,.13.06 13:i6 13.06 13.1$
jan '.. '..'' :i3,i5.l3.2t 13.16 13.21
;.;!?New York apots^.OO. ,
. ;- C?t?j'fcbaji ^ke^lSSH!
Open Close
May-J??e?i... ..... ,.8.0(1 8.JTO
????fc.vr,>; .. . ..8.07, ;,. 8.08
OCVNOV....: .. .7.ST . 8.06
Receipt* 5,000.
v. BWS$$00: ' . .; ' .; V. . ;?
-spots 8;40. /V:
b?tw?e?' twa buildings had gulped
down in.'-'darkness. / They ';hlepped
from Decatur street Into n P?tcby
black;- tunnel not turee 1 feeiiwid*.
Sr?n^ -;?r?ek,,:.wa1?8 ^rcae1 ^otf' .eltbsv
?hie until they'aees^? to close in high
atoota the. yWtor-riuat ,a streak, ot
gray for. -tbs;-ai?>^?ky;-.;.i %
. There ^e^mbrg diva?, itnf?M?^
wi^?g^?%%W.*r^?s bUcVahd
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Monday and next week we offer three ,o?Uhl8?
season's new style pumps that are worth $5.00
for only
i!.;.i^;vv.? ,/.-*. I' /-.-!t|?- . . .-? y .- ? ?? --. ^-:.;>.w^;..v.;'.
$3.50
V -They come in Gray, Ivory and Biack Kid.
You'll find this to b? an unusually good bar
gain. If you come early we'll have no trouble
fitting you.
Remember
We carry an excellent stock of high class city
shoes of all sorts. Made by Cousins and Ford.
Also, we can take c?re of all your wants in
Canvass goods
from 60c tb $8.00 Pair. -?$?
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lt ls a truism that Ju ovory jv?lk ?f lifo tlioro f.vo tv,*o uhuk; o? j
men. .Loaders and follov/orn. Wo aro Isadora lo.our lino of nier
chandlso. Originality ls app?rcat in ovory arttclo wo sell.
Th?B? who buy from ua got tho benefit of our palna.and brains. ? /
Be '? Le?&ei? und inspect these spoclala for Wednesday an?
? Thursday. .. , . - :< -? (?z;-.^
13.60. Sheffield 'growlen Troya. '.(MJ?? Each
52.50 Sheffield Casseroles ,, .61.00 Each
^ 82.G?CutOiaaa Jugs..?l^Oo;Each ;y,:>.^^(|
82.60 Ice Tea Spo?n? .v.'i iBaca .
- 82.?S0 Ice Tea qiasSea .. .'. sr" . . . . ... .81^0 get ? ?^pfe
; Ba convinced that we can not be undersold and see th?ae ln wlh^^?
dow. . V . '? . .
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'? ^??-^ff;-y, : If Not .Yan?-jieweTsrs New, Eventually We.'"WU!.po !
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If your radiator ^kvppor;?n V':
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The self-actiag radiator ce?ten?
??f. . -i -. ; '.' . -,
r Se-Merit-ol is a powder p^t: uj> in-'?Uh??f?im^
VV'neh poured into y?ur radiator'it diss^i^es lri ^
Ai' the ??akr*he. cob? ?ir^cbjig^ats it into a cement that repairs
lt aut??naiic?Wy. /
Look for tile*pumpkin ?ot?red ca>?st , -
? \ . ,"ivThe'^ aboye. adyeBiseintnii feoh?M-^^ri?S
a:that is grining every otherf wee^iUi tfie
Traveler^ .?k^cks^ ";:
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