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JUST HATCHED We put on display today some unusual Cravats for Easter, very chic and winsome in coloris and designs. In the brood are imported and domestic silks in those rich, all over figures, in the popular bias stripes and in the more modest patterns. DO YOU KNOW THE NEWEST EASTER WOOLENS? Here are some of them, shown by us exclusively: Strath more Ch?ck, Bosnian Brown, Tipperary Green, Kamargo Tan, Stanhope Stripe, Mansfield Mixture, Waverly Blue, and hun dreds of others. Select yours Today! PRICES RANGE $15 TO $4o. Fit and fabric guarantee. T. L. Cely Company THE BANK ACCOUNT :s the first step towards success. Makes you independent. Protects your family in emergencies. Gives vou standing in the community. Is an ever present help in time of need. Start one with us at once.. Interest paid on deposits. FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK FARMERS LO?N & TRUST CO. Get Better Results From Your Kodak Let us do your finishing. Expert workmanship. Best materials used. Orders filled same day. '. ' We'Enlarge the Best One 6n Each Boll Free of Charge. Prices are same* as you pay for ti ordinary work. . Mall orders to THE ABT NOVELTY CO., Box SSI Columbia, S. C. ANNOUNCEMENT 199 1^-E. WhitBcr Sk Anderson, S. C FILLING, CROWN AND BRIDGE SPECIALTY . EXPERT ON EXTRACTING , Iv her way, asleep or wide awake; Ooo of the best in the Stete. Use a Good FERTILIZER ? with a Lime Base In making our 8-2 t-2-1 which runs 8.63-2.96 1.26, the 2.96 of amrr-Miia is made with a lime base. This lime base is valuable in making the potash in the soil avall - able. Authorities think our red lands and our gray lands with clay subsoil have enough potash in them to mak? at least one good crop without any potash in the fertilizer, but thic MC rash which is locked in the soil must be made avail able, i.lust have something to "touch it off" and lime docs thal btttcr than anything else, so this 8-2 1-2-1 of ours, '.ylilch runs 8.63-2.96-1.26, being built on a lime base will be found invaluable this year in freeing the latent pot ash in the soil and making it available as plant food; when potash is so scarce and high. Thc ammonia in this goc.is is derived from fish, blood, cotton seed meal, .tankage and julphate of ammonia and , there is nothing better than this used In making fertilizer. When you get this, yqu get thc best fertilizer made. Anderson Phosphate and Of I Company MB?. W. A, HUDGEN8, JE< Phone S7. Dinner For Veterans. The young ladies of the Palmetto Chapter, U. D. C.. will entertain thc veterans at a dinner today at 12 o'clock in thCi store room next to ?. F. Tolly and Son. Mrs. Ed. Frlerson of Helton and her guest, Mlsj Sue Carpenter of Greenville, spent yesterday here the .iuetns of Mrs. Lucius Webb at the home of Mr. D. P. Sloan. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Juadon and two children. Carter and Mason, re- | turned to their '?onie In Elberton af ter- spending several day3 in the city at Hotel Chifiuola. ?Miss Lucia Archer has returned front n visit of several weeks to Jack sonville. Fla. Mls8 Annie May Lawson left yester day for her home in Columbia after a delightful visit to Mrs. G. B. Greene. Ml3s Christine Kay left yesterday for her home at Lowndc9ville, after a visit to Mrs. S. p. Brownlee. One of the prominent visitors for the encampment week waa Mrs. M. V. Moore, of Auburn, Ala., well known all over the South as "Betsy Hamilton." She Is visiting her daughter Mrs. Higgs at Clemson and came down with President and Mrs. Rlggn. ( harming Dinner Party. One ct the most beautiful social events of the encampment week was the elegant course dinner at which Miss F.uih -Brownlee entertained on Friday evening in honor of a few of lier Clemson friends. Her handsome home on S McDume street was most attractive .in cut flowers and bright lights, a'charming purple and gold color ?cheme being prettily carried out in all thc decorations. . Place cards were arranged for fourteen at tho beautifully uppointed dinner table, which waa brilliant in eut glass and sliver.. An elegant course menu was temptingly served and tho whole evening was delight fully pleasant. The guests were MISB Bonnie Orr of Charlotte, Mi SB Christine Kay of At lanta, Miss Katharine Fretwell, Miss' Willie Ray Robinson. Miss Ruth Hombree, Messrs.- Smoa'., Banks, Buyck, Evans, Burnett, Garrett and Sanders of Clemson College. Delightful Theatre Party. One of the pleasant social event of the week was thA theatre party given on Thursday evening at the Anderson theatre, in honor ot Mrs. Briggs and the other ladles from Clemson^ who were here for the Clemson encamp ment.' It was an especially delightful evening Including the splendid concert by thc Clemson band, followed bv a attractive and enjoyable little r lay, Mr. Bleich having made a very happy suiection for the evening. Tho ladies were presented with several boxes of candy, and after the play, they were served with a delicious ice course at Car ring ton'a. The Clemson- ladles were Mrs. Riggs, wife ot President Riggs. Mrs. J. M. Cummings, MM. W. H. MBls. Mrs. Rudolph Lee, Mrs. Winslow ' Slban, Mrs. M. V. Sloan. Mrs. r.outton and Miss Sadler. The Anderson ladies in tko box were Mrs. R. E. L?igon. Mrs. Carrie Patrick, Mrs. Rufus Fant, Mrs. J. J. Fret well, Jr., Mrs. C. D. Minor, M TB. O. L. Martin. Mrs. C. H. Bleich, Miss Sara Hayes. Tea Party Girls. Little Miss Ruth Heese waa tho charming little 'hostess for the Tea Party Girls yesterday afternoon, and it was a very happy time for each one, and folly enjoyed. SELECTS A FARMER FOR ASHEVILLE'S SHERIFF Robert M. Baits ef Donalds Olren . Position Without Asking For lt "^More Thea Dosen Disappointed, (Greenwood Journal.)) The"-abnouncemont that Gov. Man ning appointed Robert M. Burts, of .Donalds, sheriff of Abbeville county. aa>successor to C. J. Lyon, was re ceived with much interest in Green wood, whern Mr. Burts hns'a num ber of friends. The appointment came as e surprise even to Ute new sheriff htms?lf aa he was not sn ap plicant for the position. Tnere were more than a dose? men who were working hard for the place. Mr. Burts Is a farmer and lives a f?w miles cast cf Donalds. He la a younger brother of Rev, c. E. Burts, pastor of the First. Baptist church of Columbia and a son of Ret. R>. W. Burti. of Honea Patt: OST RID OF LINGERING COLDS, ' COUGHS AND LA GRIPPE. Spring finds many afflicted with lingering, hacking coughs that weak en the system. Slush and wet cattai more colds Lon ferd breather. Croup, bronchitis, abd pneumonia are prom lent. Every faintly should have a sato and reliable cough medicine ready for ns. Foley's Honey and Tat Compound contains no harmful Ingredients, lt eases a cough, checks a cold and re itere* Jr Damed and congested mem branes, it clears tho air passages and ?Oythes inOamaiatlon. Evans Phar macy. m.."m. 1 ._!_'_Llii!i!_113lSSi-JULL!ar.' Numerous Visitor? to Anderson This Week. SENECA. March 26.-On Mondav, Mr. R. D. Neill and Miss May Hamil- ' ton spent the day in Anderson, making the trip In Mr. Neill's car. Mrs. E. A. Hines was in Anderson Wednesday. Mrs. H lue j waa looking out for a house. They do not expect to move until next fell. On Tnuredsy three automobile par ties went from here to Anderson: Mrs. F.' Af. ;Cary, Miss Hellen Carv. Mrs. W. J. Lunney ?ad Mrs. J. L. Marett In Mrs. Cary's car; Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Lowry "nd dsughter, in Dr. Austin's car; 5*r. and Mrs. M. A. Wood and Mr. Glenn Sherley in Wood and Sherleys ear. Mrs. Lou Osborn, of Sparenburg visited ber sister. .Mrs. J. W. St ri ti ling here this week snd has returned to her borne. Mr. end Mrs. William Porcher, who visited Mrs. J. E. Clarkson last week have returned to their home in Green ville. Mrs. J. P. Blackwell of richland and Mrs. H. P. Hclleman of 8ene>:a hayo been spending the week in Co lumbia with friend >. The many friends nf Mls3 Louise Farmer in Seneca, will be burry to know that sac has been called liome on account of the serious illness of her mother, nt her home near Town ville. Mr.. and Mn. I). J. Boatwrlght ha*,, moved fn.ni West I'nlon to Sen eca' and are. extended a cordial wel come to our town. Mut. Rob't Mc Lees, after visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas Floyd, has re turned to her home In Greenville. Mr. abd Mrs. Lee Leathers of Greenville recently viilted Mrs. Leathers' parenu. -Mr. and Mri. R. R. Mllam of Sandy Springs have re turned home after visiting Mrs. Mi lam's parents. Mayor and Mrs. J. G. Harper. t.\tr. J. Silvester Parrott. who has pm cha .ed a half int'ere *. lu toe Hoe Hivo stores h?3 tac.'cd his family f-mn Washington, p. .<"., and will occupy the Dr. Burgess house on Walhalla St. Miss Sarah McMahan, who has been attendons thy jpcFeat-Bowen Business College In .Columbia has return*-^ io her heme, near town. Miss McKuhan is a very .bright young woman and is Bald to have' made a very enviable record at this school. She' ls the eld est daughter of Mr. R. B. McMahan. The leading business men ot Sene ca have agreed to close, their stores at.6:30 o'clock from April 1st until September 1T>., . Mr...V. B^?hcv aire, of Anderson, was in Senoca for awhile Tuesday. ' ' Can anybody beat this? Mr. J. A. Patterson, of Earl's Grove section? raised two gourd's last year that hold nineteen gallons and three tmarts. They, are oval tn shape ..and will u.ake good wash tubs. The Toll of Death. Mrs. Frank: Morgan died at her home nesr Walhalla last Thursday night. She was . a Bufferer from pellagra. Befofle her marriage she was a Miss Langston. She is ?ur vi ved by her husband and several children. .Mr. J. B. Hlx. a former OcoSoe cltixen died at a private sanitarium in Atlanta last Sunday morning. He was a Confed?rete soldier, member of Capt. Dome Kay's company. He for merly lived in the Shiloh section ot this count . He ls survived, by Ms wife. Who Was before her. marriage. Miss Saar? Catalnedi, et Pendleton, and the following children: Four rons. J. E., T. P., A. C.. and 8. C. HI*, and one daughter, Mrs. Annie War. mock. Carroaxa Has Luniu.u;.? WASHINGTON, Match 25-.-Con sular dispatches from Vera Crus to the State department lest night said Gen. Carranca had been confined ic bed for the past several days suffer ing from an attack of lumbago COSTIVE BOWELS, HEADACHE, COLDS, TAKE CASCARETS No Headaches Soi? Stomach, Bod Cold or Constipation by ?Mb*. Get a 10-cent box now. Furred tongue. Bad Colds. Indiges tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head aches come from a torpid liver and clogged bowels, . which cause your stomach to become filled, with undi gested food, whick sours and fer ments Ilk? ?arbeite In a swill barrel. That's the first step to untold mLv.y -Indigestion, foul gases, bsa breath, yellow skin mental fears, everything that is horrible ?nd nauseating. A Caesar** tonight will gtvr your con stipated bowels a thorough cleansing and straighten you out hy morning. They work while you sleep-a 10-cent box from your drngtjst will keep you feeling good for months. Millions e. men and women take *> Cas caret now and then io keep their stomach, liver and bowels regulated, and never know a miserable moment Don't for get the children--their little insides need a good, gentle cleansing, too. Cmt?LAX C?TROLAX! crraoLAX! First-get the name down pat-then buy H ot your druggist Just the very best thing for constipation, sick head ache soer stomach lazy liver, slug gish constipated bowel*. The pleas antest, wrest nicest laxative you ever used.- Tastes good-Ilk lemonade. Acts promptly, without pain br ; - - a most satisfac tory flushing ,yoa nave ever ha4, ??raes Pharmacy. I NEW BAKERY WILL BE IN OPERATION SQGN IMMENSE MODERN OVEN IS] IN PLACE AND READY FOR FIRING UP IS UP TO DATEI Anderson Pore Food Company WiU Have One of the Mort Modem Plants in the State Indications are that the Anderson j Pure Food company, bakers, will | n,ovp into their elegant new quarters in the 'Watson-Vandlver building, on North MaM street, next week. Thc large modern even has been set up aa soon as certain equipment which ?van i shipped to Anderson, Ind., instead of to thl3 city arrives everything will be In readiness for the transferring of the business from Ita (present stand on West Benson street to the new quar ters. The oven which the company has j installed in ita new quarters la prob* ably the most modern In thia section I of the country. It ls an Immense af I fair, as is indicated by the fact that it J can cook 400 full size laves at one I time. It ia what is known aa the "German-American Portable Brick Oven," aud ls manufactured by the ! Hubbard Oven Company, of Chicago and Ne..- York. Patents on the oven I have been taken out in the .United States of America, Canada and Eu rope. There is a steamer in connection with the oveb, and in thia respect j it is unlike any other own In this portion of the country. This steamer gonerateB steam and passes lt into the oven while the bread ls baking, there by keeping the atmosphere moist and preventing a hard cruet forming on the bread and the loaf coming out ! dry. Other modern equipment to be in stalled in the bakery ls an immense sieve machine, machines for mixing the bread and molding it. The big oven has two large doors where the bread ls put in and taken out. These doors are* so connected with an elec trical apparatus that when the door ls opened for the purpose of looking In at the bread an electric light ls ! turned on, thereby lighting up the m-sHt remoto comer of the big o\ei\ The oven burns coke und bread % cooked at a temperature ct somet? Inp like 450 degrees. When the plant has been complet ed and ls ready for operation the man agement wilt pro' ably havo an "open ing day," when the public will be In vited to vi dt the place and ' Inspect a modern brfkery. I RUSSIANS CLAIM KA-JK PROGRESS j Germans Are Attempting to Prevent j Advance at Ossonets. PETROG'tlAD, March 25.-The I struggle In northern Poland is ap-1 parently drawing toward tho d?vlslve j stage. The Germans are still at tempting to pierce the Russian line I ist Assowetz, endeavoring to prevent the Russians from advancing to the | north and south of the fortress by placing troops .between it '.abd the | Prussian border. 4 The Russian reports assert that considerable progress hss been made recently and that the Russian troops at places are within a few miles of the border. The Germans claim that the. Russian attacha in this region were repulsed. I CATTLE INDUSTRY GOING TO ROOS SAYS SPEAKER I BAN FRANCISCO,. March 25.-I Alarming conditions in the cattle In dustry were described by H. A. las-! tro, president of Ole American Na tional Livestock association, tn his annual address at the opening of the! association's convention yesterday. Unremunerative prides, ruinous market fluctuations, fear of the effect of the removal of duties on cattle and meats and unsatisfactory range condi tions were given as Ute unfavorable factors. He said, however, there wa* no shortage of cattle. Morgan Endorsed far Contrreu?. GREENVILLE, March -?B. A. Morgan, candidate for congress from the 4th district was given th> enthus iastic and unqualified endorsement of a large body of venrsaentatlve Green ville county Democrats upon tit* oc casion of tho organization cf the j organization ct the Greenville county l&rrgan club at the chamber of com merce. Will Build New School SPARTANBCRG, Maret Tb'? trustees of the Spartabburg, city schools tait night a warde! tho con tract for the new Northside school building ?c.Willard Boggs ?Jo., of this city, tor *3O,l?t.8tVt0 be completed In 127 working days. Contracts for ' wiring and ventilating will be nublot. W. B. Gulmarln. of Colombia, was awarded the plumbing and boating j contract. TEN YEAR? MISERY ENDED. J. T. Chambers, merchant. Jones- ll boro. Arte, writes: "Foley Kidney BUM1 eared n.e of a tea-yea? standing ease ot lhe'vr/iatlsm. I suffered miserably, j A wi*nd*told me of being cured; so I th>*d them, and they cared me. tao." 1 icbt middle aged men and women are to leam that Foley Kidney Pills aftord a way to escape sleep distara? j lng bladder weakness, backache, rhee j ? roatlsm. puffiness under eyes, sift abd ' ??woolen joint*, and other (Ms sitrtbut- l pd to kidney truebte*.. Eran's Iher-L Joaftcy. - .. We Are "ThereWiththeGoods" In Quality-Service-Quick Delivery and Price Not only on account of our ability to save you money on your Grocery bill, but because of the High Quality of Groceries etc., which we sell, the Good Service we render, and the Quick Delivery which we maintain at all times do we solicit a big share of your business. Quality Nowhere in Anderson will you find a greater number of Nationally Advertised lines of nigh grr goods than here. Quality with us thc very first con sideration; service next, and then price. / We have just secured the exclusive agency for the celebrated PAUL JONES flour. This is recog nized by hospital authorities as the purest and best flour manufactured. We carry, among many other well known brands-Crystal Domino Sugar, Crystal Domino Syrup, Beech-Nut products, Heinz 57 varie ties, Campbell's Soups, Morris & Co.s meats, King i an Co.'s line of meats, and many others equally as well known. Quick Delivery No matter where you live, nor how much you buy at a time-we'll deliver it. We delivered one order this week to a party in the edge of Belton; so don't think you live too far, nor your order too small for us to deliver, and to deliver quickly. : Specials For Today 10 lb bucket of good compound jard... 90c 10 lb bucket Snowdrift lard.. ?Bc 20 tb bucket Snowdrift lard.$1.90 7 cakes Octagon Soap .... 25c 7 cakes Clean Easy Soap. 28c 7 pekgs. Grand Mas Washing Powders 2Bc Kerosene Oil, per gallon. 10c Irish Potatoes, No. l Extra choice, pk. 20c Paul Jones Flour This brand of flour is undoubtedly the purest, cleanest and best flour on the market at any price. It is ;.:ade from carefully selected wheat, which ls first washed clean, then dried thoroughly, and then ground into flour by, the very latest and best scien tific methods of milling. The result is bound to be excellent This flour costs a trifle more than infer* lor grades, b-u-t-it is well worth the difference. We have "Paul Jones" Graham Flour made of the entire grain of wheat which is first washed, dried, and ground into flour, put up in 4 lb cartoons which we are selling for... ... *. ...28c We also have this Paul Jones Pastry or Cake Flour, which is a self rising flour, especially adopted for pastry, or cake baking. This is also put up in 4 pound cartoons,1 and sold for.25c Crystal Dc-?ino Syrup. We have just secured the sale of thhr absolutely pure syrup, lt is of the same quality as the Crystal Domino Sugar. The price of this syrup in trial packages is only.10c "Beoc?rNut" products, embracing sliced break fast bacon, sliced beef, peanut butter, jellies, pre serves, jams, figs, Oscar's Sauce, made from the original recipe of Oscar, the famous Waldorf Astoria chef. Heinz 87 Varieties, we carry the entire line of pickles, preserves, condiments, vinegars, etc. We mention these well known brande of goods, so that when you wish something of this kind, you win know where to come to get the best Remember please, that that we arc OUTSIDE the ' HIGH RENT DISTRICT, and we can ind will save youiil'oney tm your Groceries. , 1 1 '. . .1 -i iii,II . "Our delivery wagons pass your door every day" ."?????Ml.Willi.MIMI WI ll I ll ll III ll?. ! MIHIl.ll> I I I,' ll" . Pr?vost's Store South Side Grocery Company ?j^felesmen 4 Dellvcric: 2 Phones, 74 and 98