Fl MEMBERS OF
ONE FAMILY AIDED
EACH CAVE TANLAC SEVER
EST TEST AND REMEDY
PROVED ITS VALUE
IS UNIQUE .RECORD
Mrs. McnU Suffered 20 Years*
She, Her Sister and Twin
Brothers Quickly Restored.
Five mombers of one Immediate
family, each} of four of these li vin j;
In their own, separate homes in or
near Columbia, have given unusually
strong endorsements to the wonderful
merits of Tanlac. the master medi
cine, after this preparation had over
come their painful ailments.
These five people, listed among the
best friends of Tanlac in this section,
are Kr. and ltira. J. T. Crapps, the
foremcr beinr, ? foreman at the South
tern Railway shops at Columbia, who
.reBid?s at 2901 Wilson St.; Mrs. W. A.
Monte, of Lexington, R. F. D. 1, wife
of a prominent farmer and sister of
Mrs. Crapps; and Messrs. J. E. Meetze
and H. L. Meetze, who are numbered
nmong the leading business men of
Lexington* county, who live at Lexing
ton. They are brothers of Mrs. Crapps
and Mrs. Monts. Each of these, eave
Mr. Crnpps, gave voluntary endorse
ments of Tnulnc, and Mrs. Crapps for
herself and her husband.
In this, like in scores of other wayB.
Tanlac has established a record which
probably no other proprietary medi
cine has been in position to claim.
Each of .these five persona gave Tan
lac the most'severe test they knew,
and the medicine, according to their
own statements, gave them far better
results thau they had dared expect.
? This is a remarkable and unique
record for this remarkable medicine,
and constitutes only one of the thou
sand of proofs of the preparation's
great value for troubles of the r'om
ach, liver, kidneys and mucous mem
branes; ; ... I
"Mrs. Monts suffered with stomach,
liver and kidney troubles', and with
rheumatism of a severer nature. She
was under medical treatment .She
was weak and lacked ?mergy," said
' Ulla. Crapps, telling f .4rs. Monts*
Condition, "and she w i v :ry nervous.
Sho could not sleep so .idly. Indi
Gestion caused her much suffering.
After Mrs..Monts had taken two bot
tles, she aga'.n began to do her house
work. Her system ia in good condi
tion and she Bleeps soundly, and her
appetite ls all she could Wish," she
. "said.' i "
vt^^Mi..vJ.--E".MsoUov"galned tsp pounds
in throe woeks" after, ho began'tah;
ina..Tanlac.:-and saya ho. feels better
than he has for three years. He suf
fered with "Indigestion, loss ot appe
^ tito, felt tired at all times, could net
_ v,aleep well, and. lacked strength and
. energy. I feel as lively and as ener
getic as a youngster," he Bald.
Mr. H. L.. Meetze "suffered with nor
'." VOUB Indigestion, my system was run
down. I had no appetite and I con
stantly was harassed hy pains In , tho
limbs. I gained eight pounds In
weight, and ray system was built up
by Tanlac. The aches and pains dis
Hppearod, and my appetite ls good,"
ho said. "I am enthusiastic ip prais
ings Tanlac to my friends," he said.
Mrs. Crapps said: "My' husband
and I both have been taking Tania?
and we have h^n greatly beneflttod
ft 1 can't praise Tanlac too highly, for
it certainly has boen an invaluable
remedy for our family. ? J suffered
* much, with chronic oppondicltlB ana
kidney trouble, and my hack and
a sides frequently pained me intensely.
My husband suffered with loss of ap
petite und general'debility "f
Tanlac, thovinastor medicine, ls sold
I exclusively by- Evans* Pharmacy, two
utorcs. Anderson; Horton's Pharmacy.
Bolton; Vte?^ Pelser Dr?jr Co., Felzer;
Pendleton Drug Co., Pendleton; Bolt
Drug Co., Ilonr.ii Path: D. L. Donald,
WUUamston; Buber Drug Co.. Pled
: mont. Price: $i per bottle straight;
ANDERSON
CANDY
LAND
NW ready for business.
' Try our ? ' v
Ch?cchate*
. Bow Bon?
Mars?wnaltowa
Nat
.V' PesBout Butters'.
VYe manufacture every.
p0?rt? of1 Candy offered in
.^?Fu%^pta^:>n?ttiu't,: only th?
;hl?ft?e^ grade materials.
..'vf* ' are ? ."well:'.'prepared to.
' han??*-and solicit-spacial Or
ders' o* all kinds. Ar.thing you
:pliant; i?ude; tb': order on short
?^wM^e. .v -
.--VvCbtae"'by and let ns ?BOW
yon- a real cana? store.
HOME DEP.
HOME DEMONS1
Of South
Miss Lillian Snelgrx
The following menus for different
Bcasons have been worked out and
are well balanced. They, ure inex
pensive and may well show what can
bo done in proper combinations of
foods for families. They are ap
propriate for families of any size, and
aro made out especially for S. C.
SHUNtJ AND BUtfHIEB
SUNDAY
Breakfast.
Stewed Cherries
Cream of Wheat
Poached EggB of Toast
Muffins Waffles Coffee
Dinner.
F.uast Chicken * Mashed Potatoes
Spinach Tomatoes Lc .tuce
Sliced 'Bread Fruit Jelly
Whipped Cream Sponge Cake Coffee [
Supper.
Sliced Cold Ham
Toasted Muffins Cocoa
Fr ii lt Cake
X??NDAY *
Breakfast.
Puffed Bice witU Strawberics
, . Ham Omelet
Toast Coffee |
Dinner.
Chicken Soup
.Macaroni mid Cheese String Heans
Corn Bread Candled Sweet Potatoes ?
Custard Pie.
Supper.
Potato and Egg Salad
Cottage Cheese Bread and Butter
Rhubarb Sauce Cookies
TUESDAY
Brea hf.isl. ,
Fried Hominy. Syrup
Scrambled Eggs
Huckleberry Biscuit Coffee
Dinner.,
Roast Lamb Mint Sauce
Baked Potatoes Greon Peas
Bread Pe?ch Shortcake
Sapper.
Creamed Chicken, on Toasty.
Radishes. '< . Graham Bread
Raspberries '.. Cake
Iced Tea.
UxaKt Duck With Orange*). -
Cut two Bllcea of salt pork in
small cubes and let cook in 'a frying
pan very slowly until the fat ls. well
cen*-'d. out. Remove the shreds of
pork, add half on onion and thc liver
of the duok "chopped fino and let
cook, stirring constantly, until the
onion is yellowed and soften ed. Add
two cupv of fine soft bread crumbs,
six stoned, olives, chopped or shred
ded fino, a tablespoon ? of chopped
parsley, ??If a teaspoonful saK, one
fourth -teaspoonful of. paprika and one
third a cup of melted butter, mix dil
together thoroughly and use to fill a
carefully cleaned, washed and dried
duck; truss ncst'y* rub ovor the
outside with salt and popper, cover
the breasts with slice? of fat salt
pork and let cook shout an hour and
:i half, basting every ten or fifteen
minutes wlti^ tho lat In ^ tho pan.
when robber mor? than, half cooked,
prick two or three'sour oranges dil
over with a fork, sprinkle each with
sugar und bake until tender. Cut
aach in halves and serve around the
duck.
. MEATS
Rftnndsteak eh Casserole.
Cut nund steak in places about ii
inches square and brown in fat. Put
in cassarole and coyer with broth.
Add bl a nc cd onion. Cook 2 hours.
Add strips of carrots, cubes of potato,
pare boiled and browned, salt .and
popper, and cook till vegetables aro
fonder.'
A..:>' .. i --rr- . "; - "M i?-?
Yell Birds.
Three -pounds sliced veal cut Into
4 Inche squares. Pound until tender.
.Make ; e. dressing of one cup bread
crumbs; one teaspoonful seasoning:
one-half teaspoonful pepper; one.egg;
one teaspoonful Bait; . ?'-ot water to
moisten.
Stuff veal with dressing and pin to
gether with tooth picks shaping like
a bird, saute in butter. 'Pour One
half cup hot water over. birds, add
one ? cup aour cream . and -one table
spoonful Cream auu um; ?^uiTOpOOniul
butter. Maie gravy and ferve hot '. .
Sea?LoRf.
Two pounds beef {ground) ; two
eggs; 'two cups cracker cr umba; two
CUDS milk: two tablespoons butter;
salt and pepper. Mix fad bake ina
loaf ono and one-half' hours. Garnish
with heard boiled eggs ?nd parsley.
I Bt*lled~Bkcba? r '
Place . thin alices .of bacon from
which tf? rind has been repidVM? fa
*$a#fr>t?g -pad and wur orr the;-fat
aa fast, as, lt comea out. .When the
beebn ia crisp drain on paper. Keep
hoi. v Or ?ar.o?-i-t?/??c in a'bnktt?'g
paof;i?dd ?hake inA a hot oven until
crisp;. '..v.- - - 'i^' - "1 > ?:.
1-cut vin ulcer;
recipe white
tn whKeV&oe?
Pour- on
?Four tablespoon? butter ; four tabie
:t?6^\-??khtV-:tf?^'-ii?^?- sweet fnilk;
one-half teaspoonful. aaBj .jftfoftftp*
?fOt^mit butter, . add :fiour>*?d?.?*?
??afS^PSer,. cook ohe miaute. Add
milk and cook aut? t-bick. ?
ARTMENT
rRATION WORK
Carolina
>vef County Agent
Shrimps O' La Mewburg.
Ont pint shrimps; three tablespoons
.butter; ono-half teaspoonful call; few
gr nina cayenne; ono teaspoon lemon
juice; ono teaspoon flour; one-half
cup cream; yolks two eggs; two table
spoons white wine.
Cloan and cook t/.irlmps three min
utes In two tablespoons butt-or. Add
call, cayenne and lemon Juice and
cook ono minute.. Remove ahrimps
and put remaining butler in chafing
dish; add flour and cream. Whoa
thickened, add yolks of eggs ?slightly
beaten, shrimps and grape juice.
Servo with toast or puff paste points.
Creamed Oysters.
One pint oysters; one-eighth celery
salt; two cups white sauce,No. 4.
Clean oysters and cook in hot pan
till plumb and edges bc-3ln to curl.
.Add to white sauce and serve on
j toast, in tim?ate* caaes, or patty shells,
one-fourth cup mushrooms or chop
ped celery may bc placed over cream
ed oysters.
\ _
Veal Souffle.
Two cupf chopped cold cooked
veal; one pint milk; three eggs; eight
tablespoonfuls flour; six tablespoon
fuls butter; salt and pepper to taste.
Make white sauce; add chopped
meat, cook three to five-minutes, beat
until barely warm; add egg yolka and
fold in whites. Sake in pan of hot
water, 05 to 40 minutes for lrtrge
baking dishes and 20 Xo 2.ri minutes
for rte individual. Serve at once.
Veal Cutlets.
Wipe and remove tho bone, ukin and
tough membranes. Cut into pieces
for serving. Cover the: bone and
tough pieces of meat with cold water,
and cook at a low temperature. This
stock 1B to be used in tho sauce.
Small pieces may be put together by
using wooden toothpicks for skew
ers. Season, the veal with salt and
pepper. Roil in fine bread crumbs',
dip in beaten egg, then in crumb?
again.
Melt two tablespoonfuls of drip
pings, or butter in a pan and brown
tho cutlets in ths hot fat. Whee
brown, put tee outlets into a stew
pan. Cover with Bauco givm below.
Haucc.
Two tablespoons dripping; one
fourth cup flour; one pint stock or
water and stock; one-half teaspoonful
salt; one teaspoonful or more Wor
cestershire sauce! two tablespoonful;
chopped parsley; one-eighth teaspoon
ful popper. .. c.
j Preparo as a browu sauce and poui
over tho cutlets aud cook at a lov,
temperature for one hour or unti
tender. , . ^
Chartreuse nf Meat uni Rice.
Two cups meat; one teaspoonfu
salt; one-fourth teaspoonful papper:
one-fourth teaspoonful onion juice
one tablespoonful chopped parsley;
one-fourth egg; one-fourth cup fin?
crumbs; four cups' cooked rieb.
Season the meat and mix wlrt th?
crumbs and beaten egg, add cnougl
.stock to make lt pack easily.. Line t
. thoroughly buttered mould or dis!
with threo cuit? rice, fill with Uii
meat, cover with the remainder o
,\ho rico, cover tightly and steam 4?
minutes. Sorvo With tomato sauce
. Tomato Sance.
Ono cup canned tomatoes; onc-hai
cup water; one /clove; one allnpie
berry; oao pepper corn; one-ha!
teaspoonful mixed ?rerbs; ono , spra;
parsley; one tablespoon choppei
onion; - ono tablespoon butter; ! tw<
tablespoons flour; one-fouith tea
spoon. t-alt; . .ono-slxiscnch teaepooi
pepper.'
SHERIFF ASHLEY HAS
MADE AJHGEMEN?
THAT HE WILL OFFER HIM
SELF FOR REELECTION
THIS SUMMER
SPLENDID OFFICER
!
?And Has Attended to Duties of,
Office in An Excellent
Manner.
Tho Intelligencer in this lesue car
ries a formal announcement from
Sheriff Joe M. tl. Auhlcy that he is
a candldutu for ru-olcctlon to the of
fice of sheriff cf Anderson county.
Mt*. -Ashley is tho son of Mr. J.
. W. Ashley, of Honea Path, who wis
for a number of years a member of
! the state IIOUBO of representatives.
j He was elected to the office of sheriff,
four years ago and during that time
baa carried out tho duties of the of
fice to the satisfaction of the people
of the coamty generally. He and the
able deputies whom he appointed '..ave
worked continually to keep down
crime in the county and have been
untiring iii their efforts to arrest
and bring to juBtico criminals.
Sheriff Ashley has many friends all
over the county who are more than
pleased that he offers himself? for re
election.
I ?ein? Back to China.
' . (By Associated Bress.)
?Peking, April 1.-Peking duilles
I print an announcement that Frank J.
j Coonow, the' president of Johns Hop
kins Ut'iveratty at Battmorc, and for
' I merly adviser to President Yuan-Shl
. I kal. will nrobabiy como le Ciliar, again
' next summer. \
For Infants and Children
r In Use Foi* Over 30 Years
I Aiwaya bears j>-^ .?.r
CHICHESTER S PILLS
?-?"??L?^V U?li?! AMi/wr?ruSylm-'f A\
?l\T&Sg?k t4.lK-bc?.lrr'ol?laraondUri?nd/A\
V\\\9 tu Rn! ?.id <.old m&.\\,<S$f/
' ! "?-\?l?i ???"*> ?si? i ?"db Illus ?iUwa. \/
. i TVk 9*\ WfS "* "o other. Bry ol J oar "
llb. JJf Ul AU <l ND ItllAHl? I*! l.t.*, fo: CO
? 1 SOLD BY D8L?t?G!S7S EVERYWHERE
?i_;_i
I 1 1 - _!._g_
[. Thelman
ext Wc
Tl
GT0N, 1
? > ' ' ' .
Hirth an? "f
nt IA/
'* '-?V \ ^t'^V t-T/' *<;'?'. V. ' v ?'!-**
wSmamfmmmmm.Jm m ia.^f5E5B55555.?
G? ?F
Coupon Tickets every d
a chance ^t 8? ha?kdsome 1
.II '.-'.i-'-JkT'y. ia,,mn' ,nm?, im ?rn, ?-?ii...
HAD 33,000
ON HIS LIFE
Former Governor Charle? A.
Smith Was Insured By Mu
tual Benefit
_
Former Governor diaries- A. Smlf:
of South Carolina, who died Friday
night at thc John Hopkins hospital tn
Baltimore followl'ig a lingering Ill
ness from erysipelas, carried lastra
ance to the amount of $33,000 upo)i
his lifo it was learned yesterday
/The insurance waB with the Matu \\
Benefit Life Insurance company <>f
Now Jersey, of which Mr. M. M.
MatUson. thia city is general ugentj
for South Carolina and the policy waa
handled through tho local otUce.
In addition to this Mr. Smith ca:
liod $20.000 lnauranco when ltfa first
policy with tho Muftual Benefit was j
written. T.vis, If still carried, would
total $53.000. . ? .
Ilohert E. Lee Chapter.
The Itobert E. Lee ci:apter. V. Iii
C. , xviii meet on Friday afternoon at
."> o'clock with Mesdames! Vandlver
am] H .?nsey al the residence of Mrs.
D. S. Vandivcr on Uiver Btrcet.
TAKE "CASGARETS** IF
HEADACHY, BILIOUS
Iii CONSTIPATED
Best for liver and bowels, bad
breath, bad colds, sour
stomach.
Get u 10-cent box.
Sick headache, biliousness, coated j
tongue, head nnd noso clogged up
with n cold-always trace this to tor
pid liver; delayed, fermenting food in
the bowels.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in-1
festines, instead of being cast out of
the system is re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tlscue lt cans?es conges
tion and that dull, throbbing, sicken
ing headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
food and foul gases; take the oxees?-,
bile from thc liver and carry out all
the constipated waste matter and;
poisons in the bowels.
A Cnscaret tonight will surely,
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a 10-cent box
from your druggist means your head,
clear, stomach sweet, breath right,
complexion rosy and your liver and
bowels regular for months. .
ex
its comes back lo Eirestoncs.
m of experience sticks to Fire
Graduate now into the exper
:Iass who enjoy
DST MILES PERDOLLAR
firestone man and find out why you
this extra service at averago cost.
iresione
mobile and Motorcycle Tires,
Tubes and Accessories
!d Auto Shop
North Main
? 4
iff
BE A. B. C. G
? ' ....
ay-^ror every ?how-wfcu
Diamond Ring to be given
We offer, until sold, 8 beautiful new Taf
feta Silk Dresses, just opened up-$30.00,
$35.00 and $37.50 values
.
. Your choice for
SEE WINDOW
Next to Osborne & Pearson's QM Stand
PREVENTION
An (juncr; of prevention ls worth jj
a pound of euro. This ls tho
day of PREVENTIVE MEDI
CINE. Nowhere is this BO'nec
essary as in regard to the COTO
ot the TEETH. Visit the dori? ;
tist AT LEAST Wico a year, whether you tliink you need lt or not.
I^Ot him give your teeth a thorough cleaning, search out the beginning?
ot decay, clean off tho tartar, jm? in general PREVENT those dontal
evils tbaCarc likely to grow bri you unawarea.
DR. HENRY R, .WELLS, : ^
Otflee, <l*er Farmers &. Merchants Bank.
Residence Thone ?tt. ? AnnerKon, 8. IV .
Intelligencer Want Ads
Business Builders
The Palmetto
ARD :?} '<^^t
A chorus of Pretty GMs;,
. Clever Commedians ?lil
iMME DAlIf
;h ?ntit?o the holder to
away here Friday night
mm
? irwin inti
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