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Compare Camels with any cigarette at any price ! Yo? get the flavor of the delightful blend of choice " Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos. It's more pleasing than cither kind smoked straight Camel Cigarettes Turkish and Domestic Blend arc smooth and fragrant. * They won't bite your tongue and won't parch your throat and leave no unpleasant cigaretty after-taste? Camels sell 20 for tuc Owing to the cost of the choice tobaccos blended in Camels? do not look for premiums or coupons. If yaar H en lg r ran't t urriv yow, tend 10c for one package or91.00 for a carlon of ten package, (300 rigarettet), eent pottage prepaid. If after tmaking one package you aro not delighted with CAMELS, return the other nina package? and tte will refund your dollar and pottage. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Winiton-SileiB, N. C. The Best of Meats, Fish and Country Produce We are out here on West Market stree*, entirely out of the High Rent District, where we can, and will give you as good or better meats, fish, and country produce as any one else can --and at quite a Big Saving in price. Our Delivery Service Is Very Good Indeed. Try Us Once, And Be Convinced! Suburban Market S. C. HAYNIE and R. B. TUCKER, Props. 457 W. Market Phone 887. Let me tend you FREE PERFUME Write today for a testing bottle of % ED: PIN AUD'S LILAC The world's most famous perfume, every drop M sweet as the ltvln* blossom. For handkerchief, atomizer and bath. Fine after shavlni- All the value ls tn the peih"^e-you don't pay ?tra for a fancy bottle. The quality ls wonderful. The pricoonly75c. (602.). Send ic. for the little bottU-enouah tor 50 handkerchiefs. Writs today. PARFUMERIE ED. PINAUD, Department M. ED. PINAUD BUILDING NEW YORK Italian Chief of Staff and Son m General Luigi Cadonia and Sea. This ls the last photograph, taken pt General Cadonia, chief of staff of the Italian army. It. was made since the declaration of war, and shows him and his sop leaving the office ot the war minister on their way *o take a train north to the scene of operations which the Italians have so far successfully conducted against the Austrians, lt 4s the first photo? graph; of him to arrive in the knited States since Italy entered the war. Star Pitcher and Mai PW When Pat Moran, former catcher of the Chicago Cubs, took the man agement of the Phillies or the Na tional League from Charley Dooin, there were predictions that he-would be able to accomplish little. Then when his star players, began to melt away to tho Federal Lcogue. fans who didn't like the change -was cer tain he would do nothing this season. But Moran haa surprised them. He STANDING OF THE CLUBS. South Atlantic. Won. Lost Macon. 30 20 Charleston. 29 22 Albany. 27 22 O im hu s. 27 25 Jacksonville .... 25 26 Savannah. 23 21 Columbia. 22 29 Augusta. 19 31 Southern Won. New Orleans .... 33 Birmingham .... 28 Memphis. 29 Nashville. 28 Chattanooga. 26 Atlanta. 23 Mobile. 21 Little Pock .... 19 American. Won. Chicago. 29 Detroit. 30 Boston. 21 Washington .. .. 19 New York. 20 Cleveland. 18 St. Louis. 18 Philadelphia.16 National. Won. Chicago. 24 Philadelphia .... 24 Boston. 21 Brooklyn. 22 St. Louis. 22 Pittsburgh.. .... 20 New York. 17 Cincinnati. 17 Federal. Won. Kansas City .... 27 Pittsburg.25 Newark.23 St. Louis. 22 Chicago.24 Brooklyn.. .... 24 Baltimore..- .... 16 Buffalo. 16 Lost. 21 21 23 25 24 29 30 32 Lost. . 17 18 17 19 2J 24 26 28 Lost. 18 19 18 21 24 22 21 23 Lost 19 19 19 20. 22 21 28 30 P. C. 600 569 551 519 490 460 431 380 P. C. 661 571 558 528 520 442 412 373 P. C. 630 625 553 500 488 429 409 364 P. C. 571 558 538 512 478 476 447 425 P.C. 587 neg 5 IS 524 r-22 533 864 348 YESTERDAY'S BE8?LTS. + + ? National League. At Cincinnati 3; Boston 4, At Chicago 3; New York 9. At Pittsburgh 3; Brooklyn 4. At St. Louis 4; Philadelphia American League. ? At Boston 3; Chicago 4. At New York 4; Detroit 1. At Philadelphia 5; St. Louis 2. At Washington 3; Cleveland 2. . Federal League At Kansas City 5; St. Louis 1. At Brooklyn 6; Baltimore 3. Southern League. At Memphis 3; Atlanta 1. At Chattanooga 4; Birmingham 0. At Little Bock 6; New Orleans 3. At Nashville 6; Mobile 3. South Atlantic League. At Savannah 4; Columbia 6. At Jacksontflllo 4; Columbus 2. At Charleston 0; Augusta 2. At. Charleston 0; Augusta 2. At M&con 1; Albany ft. lager of the Phillies. ?3P?VER CLtLVEL?*?D kept his club In the lead of the league for several weeks and ls now neck and neck with thc Cubs. But he wouldn't have done that without the help of "Alexander the Great," Grover Cleveland Alexander, believed to be the first pitcher in baseball today. Alexander is a Democrat, as his name implies, and a Nebraskan. He is B?X feet tall, 175 pounds in weight and twenty seven years old. REVIEW OF COTTON MARKET FOR WEEK Elimination of Longs and Addi? tion to Shorts Results in Advance New Orleans. June 7.-Cotton look on an Improved tone last week and thc uet results of tho week's trading were an advance of 10 to 12 points. It was generally considered ? that the market was steaedy chiefly . because of the borter technical posi tion it was in. owing to the elimina tion of thc long interest and the re cent addition!- to the ?hort Interest. The heavier trading on the spot in the Liverpool market toward the end of the week, thc announcement that seized cotton was no longer pressing against the English market, tho large mill takings for tho week and the optimistic tone in tho stock market were the chief bullioh innuences of the week. Against them was thc controversy between this country and Germany and the Improvement In crop and weather reports from the cotton region. The several days of .sunshine last week in most sec tions of the belt, it was considered, gave planters a chance to clean and cultivate their crops. During thia week the market can hardly escape giving much consid eration to the note tto Germany from this country and the probable reply it will bring. As far as can be seen this ls the most unsettling lnuence the market will have to contend with in the near future. Should Germany show a disposition to make conces sions it probably would cause sharp bulges in the market'.Any unfavor able turn In diplomatic exchanges would cause a quick depression. Weather and crop news will in crease in importance this week as the new season is now well under way and - the question of the acreage must soon be settled. Heavy rains would be a strong bullish lnuence, while fair weather, interrupted by oc casional light showers, would give tho bears the greatest encouragement. It can hardly be a weather market, how ever, as ls usual at this. time of the year, because of the situation In Eu rope. HOW?iriLPs SOIOJP FEE! G*>?d-bye toro fret, burning feet, swol ira feet, ?weaty feet, smelling lest. Hr* (act. Good-bye corns, callous?*, bunions on raw spots. N more ?hoe Ugh: nea?, r.o moi limping xv 111 p?in oi drawlu up vou'r U.ti i. aguar. "TTZ" i magical, ac ti right off. "TTZ' draw? out nil tlc poisonous exuda tiona which puf up the feet. Vht ?.TTZ" and for get your foot mitery. Ab! how omr foi tnMo you/ feet fed. Cet a 25 f*:> box of 'HZ" now at ?ny draggUt < department st?r?. Don't taff cr. Iii good feet, gNd feet,- feet that -nev ?well, nevrr hwrt. weref get tired, year's ' foot comfort guaranteed t money refunded. Glenn Plumbing Co. "The Plumb Good Plumbers" Anderson's Oldest and Most Re? I liable Plumber . FRANK GLENN Is Now In Business For Himself And prepared to do any and all kinds of plumbing at the best prices to be obtained Phones 922 and 508 123 Rose Hill (PROFESSIONAL I CARDS I DR. J. E. WATSON General Practice Office in Lig?n & Ledbetter Building. North Main Street. Office Phone 210. Residence Phone 3E6. C. GADSDEN SAYRE! Architect 405-406 Bleckley Building Anderson, S. C. Chisholm, Trowbridge & Suggs DENTISTS New Theatre Building W. Whitner St Something NEW Arbuckle'* Breakfast Coffee fa 1 and 3 lb Packages. 1 lb Package.35c 3 lb Package.$1.00 This Coffee has the delicate frag, rant, rieh brown cup quality which ls demanded at the breakfst table. It is a fancy, sweet coffee, especially chosen for its milder and more agree* able flavor. Try a package with your next order. We. are handling the choicest fresh vegetables that the markets afford and will appreciate your orders. J. M. McCOWN Phone 22. 211 E. Whitner 8t. i Bye and Bye Leads to the house of never. / Begin ' now, save *s part of your earnings Continuous Savings will ' soon count up when deposited In the Savings Department of The Bank of Anderson The strongest bank in the county. NOTICE Pure seed Nancy Hall sweet potato plants in any quantity at fl 1.75 per t.ooo. We guarantee our plants to be pure seed plants and to give entire satisfaction. Phone Us Your Reservation. Very truly, C F. POWER & SON Phone 117 i 201 McDuffie St tcrday is gone. Tomorrow does not ex* ist. TODAY is the day of Opportunity. This is thc coloumn of opportunities. Read it. Use it-if you seek a broader opening for yourself, if you seek men, if you wanlto buy or sell machinery? fixtures, equip-ment. _ Classified Columns YES Want Advertising Rates Twenty-five wonJa or los?, One Vims 26 cen'*, Three Times 60 cents. Biz T?nsfl 11.00. ail advertisement over twenty-five words prorata for each additional word. Ratea on 1,000 words to be used In a month mads on sppU No advertisement taken for l?ss than 26 cents, cash tn cdvanee. If your nam? appears In tho tele rhone directory you can telephone your want ad to 821 and a bill wlHbe malled after Ita Insertion for prompt payment WANTS WANTED-A reliable representative lu every community to act aa agent for Th? Intelligencer. Liberal com missions paid. Apply The Anderson Intelligencer. 2-28tf. WANTED-You to know that I am still on tho job with the best weed and coal -i the nuirlict, If you don't bellco it try me. W. O. Ulnier, Phono 649. Successor to Piedmont Coal and Wood Co. 4-15-tf. WANTED-A position by experienced stenographer. Address Stenograph er, care Intelligencer. 6-30-33t. CHEAP 1N8URANCE. You can buy a bottle of Dr. Hiltou'n Life For Tho Liver and Kidneys No. 2, and cleanse your nyetem from nil impurities of your body, and save lota of Bicknens and lost limo. Price 25 and 50 contB. For sale by all druggists. Distributed by Murray Drug Co., Columbia. 8. C. CHICHESTER S miS A*7t^'\ A?k f?r l>ruc?l*t tot /j\ -rv -O?f/ I- . ?'>le.| ?iili r.W? nuJ.n. \V 1*1 f3*^fi1 \'??a H a,Urr- KM .tx**" v I / ff. :\?ir ,M.\ -<iv'ju.t irtt\.Trn* \7Z. m ' ,LK IMM.H, fi* tn FOR SALE rOR SALE-Pure Nancy Hall Potato S'.lpB at $2.00 per thousand. We handle no other -ariety; our ship per wired us today giving us a re duction of fifty cent? per thousand effective Monday. Kurraan Smith, Seedsman, Phone 464. FOK SALE-Nice rubbor-tire car riage; would exchange for good buggy horse. Phone 484.. 6-8-8t MISCELLANEOUS -o MONEY TO LEND-Few hundred dollars to be placed at once on good real estate paper. Greene ft. Earle, Attys. 6-8-8t ALABAMA ONLY 1200.00- Required as a first Buymcnl to buy forty-acre farm in tlic nucceanful colony Elberta In tho sunny south. Write for I* "ormaUon to Baldwin County Cc.onltation Company. 012 Hartfoiu Bldg. Chi cago, III.- 2L-20pd. CASTO R IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Signature of M^VPS^M The Woman Atlas and Her Sculptor. Gutson Borglum, whose reputation as a sculptor ls world wldo, has brought forth a daring creation which will delight the champions of feminism. This la a photogr^fa^ot his now> work, "Universal hood, bearing in her arms tai of the world-Immortality. V years be has thought of bli and has tried to realise his-fi