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LONG, HARD STRUGGLE
J. E. MIDDLETON SAYS HE
SUFFERED FORTY-FIVE
YEARS , ,i
HIS CASE REMARKABLE
Troubles Relieved by Tanbie in
Wonderful Way After He
Had Failed Many Times
Perhaps'because o? tbc . hardships
ho was forced to endure wben tho
South was being dovaBtutea' by tho
events of tho Wur JJotoown tho
States, J. E. Middleton, of Marion, H.
' C., a retired nierchunt and a Confod
i, crate veterun. begun forty-fivo year?
ugo io suffer iuteriHcly with Htotnacll
trouble. Try UH he would, lie found
? himself unable to relief this condi
tion, which he tinnily carno to look
r ; upon as a NOIUOSIB. Hundreds of dol
lars ho spent In direct attempts' to
combat this trouble, und hundreds,
perhaps thousands of dollars he-Indi
rectly lost because of Impaired health
and decreased efficiency.
But. after his trouhle had forced
him to retire from business, perhaps
.; ? i years earlier than ho would have re
" * tired.-bad he been normally healthy.
J ho found In Tanlnc. tho master mcdl
>'?' ?'* rino, Just wlint he needed to relieve
v his Rllmdnts', though thayhnd nteadl
P '? iv strengthened their hold upon him
J during-his forty-five years of suffor
V;- Hng,.ho. said. ~.,; ....
Mr.. Middleton Ju a well.known and
t highly respected citizen of Marlon. Af
tor he had taken BIX hutt ?ca of Tan lac.
and after'his sufferlngS;had been' re
lieved by Tanlac, tho pence he was en
' Joying impelled him to toll tho world
what grout, changes Tanlac had
. brought about in his health.
Tanlnc has done something' for" Mr*.
Middleton which dorins of other med
t - leine.-; failed to do and ho omphatlc.nl
' ly noys so. . .'7 can not nay too. much.
i for yburmedicine Tanlnc," said thc
5 . veteran. " That statement, Hhould set
tle man> doubts.. He |s in positron
no know, and ho, like all other sub
; . Htantla^ citizens does not recommend
a medicine t^nless ho is BU re of its
iValuo, jHis statomont .follows: _
j. f V' ?nffe'riBtl ,frora stomach' troubles
J fo? f?rty-?vq y?&rs, .and I li?ve .spent.
P hundreds of dollars for medicine, but
none brought mo relief.. Finally, af
tor years of suffering with ill health
\- jj that probably was directly .brought
on by indigestion, I tried Ta'ulac,' and
.>- lt worJceu wonders for me. Before I
M began. 'Tur. lac, how o ver, my ill health
- ? ? 'had forced my early retirement from
.jo .'. actlvcvbd^raoas-aa.-a merchant, j ~
.V.. -. *,My:,4iro"rblo waa so bad. when I ho
y gan Tan lab }th'?t! I waa unable to . re
it tain anything on my stomach. I had
f. ?> no appetite,' and could not eat. My
sloop was broken and unrefreshlng.
--, My system was generally, run down.
I v,ouid hmo ffttttastlo dreams at
! night hut,-timuka to Tanlac. I now
sleep aonddiy ?nd I'never know what
' it isrtOxhajre a dream. '
"You can Imagine how dreary-the
?? 3 prd?p?ct^was^fer 'me, and-1 was-well
g J ni o rig ln.ycanr. It was a .happy day
'. for mo \vben ) kw the n'dvorHsenxent
j nf Tanlac. I bought a bottle and I ob
'(-. -, taisied relief from the very first dose.
?'??''il have toked six bottles. I bellevo lt
.j A Js .tho medicine for me.
I jj j "I can heartily endorse Tanlac,. and
recommend it to anyone who Buffers
\ 'as T did. I gnow what lt w lil do, and
?.-.. * T lliiiii;- everyone who cmt'on; ,wlth
L stomach' trouble should know about
m this Vo?derful medicine."
Tanlac. the master medicine, is sold
. i\ ' exclusively by Evans* Pharm;.cy. two
. ntoree,'Anderson ; Horton's Pharmacy,'
i. .iv Belton; West Peijor Drug Co., Polier:
\: " Pendleton Drug Co., Pendleton; Bolt
'{;. , ?rag Co.. HftneaPdtlif D. 1J. Dbnitldf
WllllamBton; Buber Drug Co., Pled
i mont Price:-' $1 por. bottle straight.
Get to lin ow and read Intclli?
gencer Want Ads and you will
sonn SM} fm W?! save you manyjj
m dollar and get' you 'what yt
want at the sanie time.
mm
HOME
mm
m
iL
?ue months p*a<.v.
will not educate your
daughter nor will lt buy
ahorne.
(? A certain (percentage
of your wages put each
v|?^:;d?^..: in .The' say
^?r^/f^b ^lll'do either
" or both. Start now
k^d stick) to. jt,i, ,% ,.L
? ???
? MILL ? KWH *
? *
J. C. Tiddy, ovorH?cr of curding
and twinning al Troy. N. C., lui?
purchased a Ford touring car.
H?? Knight lia? resigned as scc
lion hum) in Hpltining at tho Euroka
Mills, Chester, t?. C.
\V. C. Roland has resigned a?
overseer of weaving at the Hannah;
rickett Mils. Rockingham. N? C.
J. v. McCombs, superintend--nt of
.m?o Martel Mfg, G/a>, Egan,, G,v-waa.
In Charlotte on business tibia iveek.
G. C. Suther of Auron III., barf
become second hand In No 2 weav
ing al tho Poster Mills. Post, Texas.
lt. L. Marlon has been promoted
to second hand In carding at tho
llrogon Mills, Anderson, S. C.
T. H. Hall baa been promoted to
BOcond baud in tho napper room at
tho lirogon .Mills, Anderson, S. C.
W. W. Ulcnn Is now seere'ury und
treasurer of tho Tuckasecge Mills,
MW Holly. N. C.,
W. J. Jones of Whltncl. N. C., baa
become master mechanic ai thc Ma*
notta Mills (Landon, vbg vb gvbgkkk
.neta MiiUs, Landow s. C.
'G. H. Boorie, of Elberton, t?a., baa
become overseer o fthe cloth room
at the Euroka Milo, Chester. S. C.
Walter Fry baa been promoted to
section bund in spinning at thc
Eureka Mills, Cheater, S. C.
W. L. Flay, of G-eensboro. N. C., la
now llxlng IooniB at the Nantucket
Mills. Spiay, N. C.
J. It. Turnor lias become night
overseer of spinning at tho Loray
Mills, G?stenla, N. C.
I>. P. McBlorn has resigned as
nighl overseer ot spinning at the
Loray Mills, G?stonla. N. C.
W. E.. Jones has resigned as second
hand InJNo. "I curding at tho Dan?;
Itivor Mills, ScUQolfleld, Va.
E. C.?Conner has boen transferred
from overseer of, No. 1 carding to
second hand in No', I carding at tba
D?n Itivor Mills,- SchOolflold, Va-, < .'
D. D. Little, : president of the
Clinchlloid Mills and the Marlon Mfg.
Co., Marlon. N. C., was in the New
York market thia ?week.
C." H. Gray has resigned aa loofii"
llxer at thftjTaltasnce, Ala., and ls
iiow overhauling ?a'. tho Lanclt,
Ala.-. M Hs.--?. .
oscoo Parrish lias been i promoted
from card grinder to overseor. of,
carding Jht the -Libel Milla, He linn.
N. C v ?? * I ]
D-^R. Shields, who has boen in lin?
drug business at GaBtonia, N. C.", ha
accepted tli cpo:; it ton of time keeper
at Loray Mills, G?stenla,' N. C. J ]
,M. T. Copeland of Griffin, G?u
has accepted tho position of overseer
of weaving at tho Tipton Millo, Gov- j
lng ten, Tenn.! . ,
F. A. Fr?o has .been promoted from
card grinde|r ' to second' hand in
carding at tho Cabarrus Mills, Kan
napoUs, N. C;' ii
S. A. I thyuo of? Highland Park
Mills-No. 3.Charlbtt?,"N. C., Is grind
ing , cards at Imperial Yarn Mills,
Belmont, N. G. . " 1 x v ?j
J. J. Croppy has rotuirned td lita*
former poBi l!on as overseer of
weaving at the Fairmont, S. C..
M?g. Co. .
- W. B. Bailey has been promoted
from second hand to ovorseor of
spinning at tho Holt-Williamson
Milla, Fayetteville, N. C.
Roy Duncan has boon promoted
fros?. ace Hun hand : In .twisting. <to
second / hand. In twisting, .spooling
and-waTpIng^at' the Dixie Mills, La- '
Orange,' Ga.
.R. Tt -Barnett hos,resigned* as seo
ond hand lil carding at the E. A.
Smith Mfg. Co., Rhodhlss, N. C.. to)
become overseer of carding at tho ,
Mary Loulso Mills, Cowpens, S. C.
. E..W. Spradloy hag resigned- as
second hand In winding at tho llanos
Mill, Winston-Sale m. N. C.. and ls
now,second hand in Spinning at tho
Revolution Milla, Groonsbpro,-N. C.
J. H. Menrltt of Greenville, S- C.,
bas. accepted tho position bf ovor
Boor. of weaving at tho Jackson
Mils, (Monroo. N. C. < .
^!0.(/A..^Repva? has resigned as su
perintendent bf the ' Fairfield. Mills.
Winpeboro, S. C., and accepted a
similar ' posati?d "at- the J Apatacho.
atills, Arllngtoh.^SV Ci
J.. P. Toomey. haa resigned IIIB
position at tho Thrift OMfg. Co.,r Paw
Crook, N. C., and is now.overseer of
SplnMng, wlhding'ahd- reeling.at ibo i
Robinson Mfg. Co., Cbarlotte^,N?^C?.
F. A. Bolt hos resigned as over
l?br^" bf bearding at tho WylleHdttl?
Chester, B. C., and acccptod a ?imt-<
tar .-position at tija, Graa?tevlllo, S.
0.. Mfg. Co.
F. E. Lath1 m baa resigned as sac
Mid (hand In carding at tho Wylie.
Mllif, Chester, S. ('./and accepted a
tmlhv: position ?ti the GranUevllto.
3. c., ms. Co. ,
. F. . iM. Alien has resigned as sec
>hd hand in weaving at the Wylie
Wills, Chester, S. C., anil accepted a -
ihnilar position' at the Fairmont, S.
2.,Mfg. CM.- ,
- H. if. West has bee? transferred
from overseer of woaviw? dttr??tMr
lay run..lo a_filn\n.urposition on the
?tght rnil at ibo Jackson'.Mlils 'Mon*
roo, N, G.
J-, H. Simpson baa 'resigned h's
??comt hand ' tn spinning at ."Ware
Shoals, S. C., to become overseer af
?lr and 2 spinning,-at ;the . taarj
bofo. Aw;fl^ > ' .
J.rHT?.Barrett lia? resigned aa dyer
joer of weaving at tba ; ChudwioXf
rloak'na Stilts,-, Charlotte, -Nt-.C.) ty
accept a . similar position .. . : at tho
11annah-Pickett 5 Mjlla. Rockln gb am,
Si C. ? ~ V V*. . ' :.
;i A, . A. Short ht Durham, VU G
fj^uytfed tb bia*iortaea* ^josUt?n as
overseer of splriulhg and tw?etl?if?. af
ivarseor of cloth room at the Semi- ?
WA.t^^^^^^^^^^^ '
Arm & Hammer S<
MONDAY
To every customer WIIOBO OU
umquutK to_.S2.00, wo will HCI
eli lier of articles mentioned I
four corners of this nd. at 1 cen
or with o 45.01) purchase. 5 of
at Io each. '
Stunningly Smart Nev
The hats going ?nio eur mitt
partaient for Monday's Sale \
dsbgh* to al! who i>? inem. s_?
up.
IJeautiful assurtiuent of now
White and Black-regular miliin?
would got .$1.60 to $2.00 for <!j
Hiern. Special for Monday, Each??
Big Glove Special
Ladles* Silk Gloves-white wi
stitching and black willi vrhito stil
BO plain black, ?special for Monday
the Pair.
40-inch White Wash Organdy,
for Monday; the
yard.
45-lnch fine White French Orgat
-vnluo, Special for Monday,
thc yard.: .
Naptha ,
Washing Powdei
MONDAY
. To lavery customer whose pu
amounts to $2.00, we -will sel
either ot articles mentioned 1
four corners of this'ad. at 1 con
or with a $5.00 purchase, 5 of
at lc each.
? 'Monier li, williams has .cslgncd ar
second hood in spinning at tho Dixie
?Mills, LaGrange, Ga., to become
night overseer of spinning and
spooling at tho Bim City Cotton
Mills, of the same place. .
i T. ' F. Wal tors has resigned jas
overseer of 'spinning ut Hopedale.
Mills? Burlington, and accepted' Atho
position o' night overseer of spin
ning, twisting and winding at Chron
icle .Mill, Bpitqn. N. C.
Read on th? last page of this j
paper what others think of Col
lege Heights, and then meei us
there at 4 o'clock sharp Monday, j
may isl, . (tomorrow.) The!
Ford'll leave us there.
' ?. - !?
I
Jr
$f.p
>YJien y?y takeyour tri
! supply y'oureelf withTC N.
Cashed every where; y<
tiiication; if lost no one i
. and tye," cost'is very small
K. N.and K. .Traveler's Cl
Peoples Bank
p?riment
Th? .mai
-'stones,
fenced cl
nia .
reliase
1 2 of
n tho
t each,
cither
v Hats
inery de
vi ll be a
tte riight
shapes
iry shops
ll.I
th black
ching, al
50c
Special
25c
illy, a 7Gc
50c
rebase
1 2 of
h tho
t each,
either
The great wheel o
week upon the hub of ?
mo of lowest-in-the-citj
Usg 'until e very man, wc
drawn to it by the mon
?ale event in Anderson ?
Just Fot- Mc
36-Inch Poe Mills Nain
quality, Special for Monda
10 yards fer. ...
vr 42-lneh Jndlah Head Pill
and wears like linen. Spot
Monday, the yard.
42-Inch Middy Twill, 1G
for Monday"-1 - -
tho yard..
36-incli Cannon Cloth, ct
Special for Monday,
thc yard.
36-iDCh llice Cloth Voih
where at even 25c yard, ?
for Monday, the yard....
English Long Cloth-10 :
lal for Monday,
the bolt.
Big Value in Sii
?,1t ,ho^ alway? been tho j
Htvcvto secure the'best L
could possibly be sold for
12 Now Silk Poplin Drei
orcd In latest atyles and
for. Monday oiily, ;
Each.". .
Miscellaneous <
T50 Do?.; LadieB' nierccri
Hose-ru? ot tho^mlll-an
sldercd good 25c value o
Special for-Monday, Bailes
the Pair... ...
34 Pieces t?dl?ty1 n?w C
white,' eenie, -cream, etc., r
stitched edges, good 25c va]
gularly at ;18c, Special for I
.the.yard.... n.
36-inch White gabardine
value;'" Special for' Monday
..the yard,........... ... t. ... -
White Goodo f
? 86-Inch White Onrbardin
. value, Special for Monday,
. the -yard.V"^7.-...i: ;. - - ...
5 Pieces Whlto Mercerlzi
usuaTly'*g0?d 26c value, Sp1
Mondeo-, the yard.:.
Ic?MMENClS?T^f FAIR
PLAY SCHCOL PROMISES
TO BE SPLENDID EVENT
.Fair Play, S,. C.. April 2'.?.-Tho
annual commencement exorcises ot
the Fair Play high school will bc
hold on the evenings of May .< the
4th and 5th. Cm Thursday, night the
high school department will give tho'
play: "The Timo of His Lite."
M.,. g. -- ;
The ideal salesman ts the Want
A?; direct in - method--- convinc
ing in argumeg*-sssd reaching
hundreds of cuetontero in one
day's work. <- '
* i f. ?
Wi .
s
p this summer lie sure and
& K. Travelers Check?,
JUT signature ?S^?UT iden
ese can get them cashed;
lice ks are for sale at
of
ex
? ' ? ...
s comes bacl^to ?F.lrestones,
i of>?xperience~-stfcks to Fire
Gin duate now .into th? exper
ass who enjoy
?f Ml LBS P?R DOLLAR
IresWne man and1 ?nd out v/by you
?Us extra set vito at average cost.
4
?-i-.il
f Summer business will be made to revolve rapidly this
>ur Big Monday Sale. It is attached to the electric dyna
r-prices. Unequalled values have and will keep it whirl*
?man and child in Anderson and surrounding territory is
.ey-saving possibilities' it holds forth. Hie most important
and repeated every week.
mday
sock, best 10c
y.on,y,..79c
uw Tubing, looks
:!a,.""'..18c
c Brade, Special
18c
leap at 15c yard,
10c
Heidorn any
ipeeial
/ard bolls-Spec
90c
Ik Dreses
lolicy of thc Bet?
?ress values thut.
tbe price.
?se, elevar?/ tail
a Special value
$5.00
Specials
zed Ganze 'LlBle
d would bo con
it most stores,
:wuy:,. 15c
urtain Scrim-in
iretty satin hem
lue, sold here re
kIonday; 15c
?, a good 25c
18c
Specials For Men. and Boys
Men's genuine Palm Beach Suits, a SG.00
value anywhere, Special for &A~ fifi
Monday, tho Suit.?P*?*\Jvr
Boys* Palm Beach Suits-in stripes and
p'ain weaves-correct styles and worth $3.60
Special for Monday. ?fcO CA
the Suit.V?*?v
Men's Worsted Pants, No. G4S0, neat
stripes and in all sizes, good $3.00 value.
Special for Monday. <fc9 E-*fi
tho pair...,. .tp???>V
Men's quarter length Xainsock Under
wear- Shirts ami Drawers-made in Ander
son, (Special for Monday, *?^\f*
thc garment.?vt?
Big Silk Special
3?-lnch Pino'Quality Taffeta SHU, v. good
(1.50 value, two shades of navy, green,
brown, and in black, special for fl? "fl OE
Monday, the yard.?P *
Children's Wash Suits
100 Wash Suits for Children-in white
and combination colors-latest styles and
Worth $1,50. Special ior Mon- <f?*a OE
day, the Suit... ?p 1 . A?J
The Wonderful 5 Cent Table
Monday this- table will be found "one
flight up." but the values arc there. Some
of tho following Items you won't find else
where at. half as much more than we ask;
Pretty colored Muslins, a good 7 l-2c val
ue, brought from last season, Monday at, 5c
yard.
One lot Solid Color Chambray worth 8c
yard, Monday at 5c yard.
Good Shirting Prints Monday at Gc yard.
C'ood grade Cotton Checks Monday at 5c .
yard.
One lot, slightly soiled Wh*, e. Goods and
Nalnsock Checks Monday at 5c yard.
Big Skirt Specie 1 .
Don't fall to seo our Skirt Special for
Monday-pretty quality Gabardine Wash
Skirts, iSport Styles. 2 pockets and pearl
button trimmings, $1.50 valu?, Snoclal for
Monday Sale,- " fift
Each. . ..V-l 4\JV
Specials
e, a good 25c
18c
jd goods, an un
fetal fdr
OCTAGON SOAP
MONDAY
To every customer whose pu rebaso
ninonnt? to S2.00, we .will sell 2 of
either of article? mentioned In tho
four corners of this ad.'nt 1 cent each,
or with a $5.00 purchase, 5 of either
at lc each.
Small Things
Columbia Crochet Cotton, all sizes, and
in white, eenie, lavender, pink, blue and |
dark linen, Speciul for Monday, ?t\A_g%
thc box.0*f C
Horn Dressing Combs, (J 1-4 inches, good
10c valus, Special for Monday, E.*?
Each...".,t. OC
Metal Back Combs. G inches; seldom sold
?mywhere for less than 10c, Special -;P?*_
for Monday. Each... '
100 Doz. Sllkoteen Thread-some manu
facturers want ' 50c doz for it on present
market, Special for Monday, the AjELf*
dozen... ... ,... . .. "w v
3 packages Arm & Hammer Soda for 5c
20 Big Fat Nutmegs for 6c.
7 Cakes Octagon Soap Monday for 25c.
Ladies' 10c Grade Bleached Gauze Vests
Monday at 5c each.
TOO Doz. Ladles' .Silk and Lisle Gau?o I
Vests, regular; 25c kind, Special ? C?
for Monday, Each.JIOC
., ; i... i' i * ** *' ' II MI
BEE HIVE
Ladies'
Taped Gauze Vests
MONbAY
To every, customer whose 'purchase ',
amounts to: $2.00, wo will sell 8*. of j
either <of articles mentioned in tho :
four corners of this nd. at 1 cent each,
or with a $5.00 purchase, 5 of cither at
lo each. . ;?
Published By Southern Public Utilities Company
TUE QUALITY
. LAMP
VOL U.
ANDERSON, & SUNDAY, APRIL SO, li) 1(5.
NUMBEE 15.
Chafing
Dishes
I
?'il h Au Alcohol Lump
you must fill tho lamp,
ad jua t tho wick, ss tr Ike
a match, and be very
careful not to spill ; al
cohol on tho table top.
;- . - ?? * .. *
'With <Electricity
you Insert the plog and
turn tho switch.,
When this, is done V
you c?n devoto all your. V
attent.ion to <he recipe. .
''.'.'At :a '. very: smalt ex- '? - ':'
your oifl al?enos caa!- .
la?, dish. Into aa ?lac
trie...- Phone tts nhoet ,. j i 3 .;,
this. (^ ^y: { :
MARC ON I G R A M S
Little Utility Electric Table
Stoves aro a wonder In the.matter
of making Iced tea. You can heat
up one or two quarts of water al
most, instantly-doing away alto
gether with the necessity or (Iring
vf '*.?? stove or range. ,
. -o- .. .
Mothers, j^ve you cautioned '
your boys abott, -latching on \o
streit cars' When out riding their
bicycles? It ls a dangerous prac
tice, and a word from, you might
save the boy a] leg or an arm, may-:
bo his Uro. Teil them to stop lt.
in , lighting, tlie real point Is to
got the moat, tho best, .thc casie at,
tho surest. This tf?ct* was!.;n?ve<fv
'moro' clearly, demonstrated- than in-'
tit? 'arrange?ient ' >-?ftderedn l?er
ch?nt's .have for' lighting up their
show-windows', which are admired?;
by hundreds' each < evading. .'. /Tho
lights by special arrangement arc
turned on .and oft .with tho While
Way lights without any Attention
by tba. various firms using ' ibu
service'?nd is proving a great-suc
cess. ,* i ... "- "
If you do-it yourself it
. "liwllibe.ritfhti
Standing over a hot Are ls uu
?o'mf?rtable aud unhealthful
Electric* Broiling
is Entirely different' ", .
>- ' ''*. .'. - 'hi ? ?
There is no boat oxcopt wi?re
tV i? needed .
: , ? - .. . K :?? '.
The Elerie Broiler
enables yois to do it. yourcclf
f^gh^l^vk