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Friendship Link Bracelet The Latest Fad Start with a single link like the above, which you can wear on a velvet ribbon around (lie wrisl. , Members of your family and your friends will each he glad to give you a link, with their initials engraved upon it. It only takes a few links (nine to twelve) io make you a completo FRIENDSHIP LINK BRACE LET-a life long reminder of your friends. Each link ia sterling silver. Price per single link 25c each. Be 'the ?ir?t in your set to secure a complete bracelet. Walter H. Reese Co * Anderson's Progressive Jewelry Store $2,000,000 worth of confidence Mr. C. Markham, President of the Illinois Central Railroad Com pany, is preaching the "Buy-It Now" gospel- and practicing what he preaches. . i ? . He writes:. "As an illustra*:** &f my co-operation, we have closed contracts tor SO locomotives, rep resenting nearly $1,000,000, and are considering additional equip-,, ment aggregating about as much more.' What ara you doing to help? BUY-1T-NOW Thia ts the. tims; ol all times for the U. S. A. to make vast strides. Let's all get busy. SALTS Ft YOUR BACK Should Drink Lots* of Water Ind ? Eal Noted Authority on Kidney ?Di a Spoonful of Jad Salts In Gi; Breakfast to Stimulate ' Kidneys*ai ties Uric* Acid ? Une acid fas tneafc excites the kidneys, they rms overworked, get sluggish, ache, and feel luaaps of le&d. The urine becoiues cloudy, bladder is irritated, and you may be obliged -* ?*Kef two or th reo tiares during the night, kidneys dog you mi ut help them flush ?dy's urinous waste or you'll be a real nytnvi shortly. ?At first you feel a dull the Sidney region, you suffer front sick headache, dizziness, stomach gets coated and you feel rheumatic the weather is bad, Y? drink lots pf water; also net four ounces of Jad Sluts; in & glass of water before breakfast for & j then act fine. ' thc acid of gra] with iithia, and to dean clogge to normal activi in urine? so it m thus ending bia? Jad Salts is i a delightful effei everyone should kidneys clean i they sell lots of overcotning kid trouble..' e. LOCAL MILL GAMES < ? ? ? STA NIH NU OF THE CLUBS. ? ? ? South Atlantic. Won. Columbus. 6 Augusta . f? Savannah . r? Macon . 5 Albany . 4 Jacksonville . 4 Charleston . 3 < tolumbla . 2 Southern Won. Now Orleans .38 ('huttnnoogu . 30 M tm phis . 36 IHrmlngham . 34 Nashville . 33 Atlanta . 29 Mobile . 24 Little Hork . 22 American. Won. Chicago.35 Boston . 28 Detroit . 34 Now York . 27 Washington .23 Clcvland . 21 Philadelphia. 19 St. Loni? .19 National. Won. [Chicago . 29 Philadelphia . 28 Pittsburg . 25 Boston . 23 St. Louis . 22 Brooklyn . 24 Now York. 21 Clrcinnati . 20 Lost. 2 4 4 4 4 6 6 5 LOHt. 25 31 26 26 28 33 38 37 Lost. 20 18 23. 24 22 30 34 34 Lost. 21 22 25 25 25 28 26 27 Federal. Won. Lost. Kansas City. 35 23 St. Louis ..31 21 Chicago. 31 26 Brooklyn . 28 28 Newark . 27 27 Pittsburg. 25 27 ?Baltimore . 20 34 Buffalo . 21 37 P. C. 760 556 656 556 500 444 333 286 P. C. 603 '588 581 567 541 463 387 373 P.C. 63? ! 609 596 529 511 412 358 358 P.C. 586 660 500 479 468 462 447 426 P. C. 603 596 544 500 500 481 370 302 DULL WEEK IN STOCK MARKET New York. June 19.-Tho week just ending in the stock market was dull ind uneventful. Trading alf ' times kept within moderate bounds? partaking largely of a pro fessional character. War stocks were again the mast active features as a group, but their course was variable, with majority ot net de cline;. Coppers and other metals stocks were strong at the outset, but these shares with kindred is&ues tell back later on heavy break for cop per in London. Prominent railroad stocks were irregular with intermit tent selling tor European Interests. Demoralization was witnessed In foreign exchange markets, and was tn practical aspects of the week. Moneys of virtually all European countries moved to higher discounts, thereby establishing a higher prem ium on the American dollars. IR 5 IF HURTS : Less 1 Meat,! Says isorders ?ss of Water Jefore; id Eliminate few days and your kidneys will Thia famous salts is made from [>es attd lemon 'juice, combined baa been used for generations d kidneys and stimulate them itv, also io neutralise'the acids > longer is a source of irritation, Ider weakness. % ^expensive, cannot injure, makes .vescent lithia-water* drink which take now and then to keep the ?nd active. Druggists here say lad Salis to folks who believe in ney. trouble while it is only S PO j +???+?+++++*++**++*** ' ? *l ? ?KSTKHlLl?'S KKSIXTS. ? ? ? ? #??*?.*+*+++?+*+++ + * + + American Leugue At Washington 7; Detroit ii. At Philadelphia 2; Chicago 8. At Boston U; St. Loins f?: called to | allow St. Louis to catch train. At New York f>; Cleveland 4; first game 10 Innings. At New York 4; Cleveland 5; Becond gamo. i Federal I.?'ugue. At Newark 4; Pittsburg 2. I j At Baltimore 1; Chicago 2. At I ia ffali. 0; Kansas City 2. At Buffalo 2; KanBas City 0. At Brooklyn 2; St. Louis 6. At Brooklyn 2; St. Louis 4. Nuthnnl League. At St. Louis t.; Boston 1. At Pittsburg 4; New York 0. At Cincinnati I; Philadelphia 4. At Chicago 6; Brooklyn 0. South AI lani Ic-League. At Albany 2; Augusta 4. At Columbus .1;' Charleston' 1 . At Macon 6; Savannah 5. At Jacksonville 2: Columbia 1. South' rn League. At Atlanta 4; Mobile 5. At Birmingham 7: New Orleans 3. At Memphis G; Chattanooga 5; ten Innings. AtNashville 6; Little Rock S; called on account of darkness. U. S. S. ARIZONA RIDES WAVES AT NEW YQRK (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.) to cope with the Arizona, ship to ship. The range of the Arizona's guns ia from 12 to 13 miles as they will be set In her turrets, or as far as her gun pointers and obscrvors can see In highest test weather. As previous ships carrying thc 11-Inch guns the Arizoua's main battery will have a maximum elevation of nearlv 20 d? grees. lt would be possible, lt ls said, to Almost double that elevation and add miles to thc fange o ft he guns; but already they can shoot and lill far-her, lt is probable, than they wouhl ever bc called upon' to do. Tho Arizona wi,lj' .carry the three gun turrets whi?h navd been develop ed by American n'a\fay constructors', her 12 big rifles being housed in four turrets, two forward and two* after. In addition she will have a second ary battery of twenty-two 5-lnch, long rango rifles fox defencs against de stroyer torpedo boats and submarines. The big guns can b? fired over either broadside and around thc entire cir cle with '.he exception of an arc of less than ?10 degrees directly forward for the ifter Uh/r?ta and directly astern fer thc forward turrets. Four of the secondary battery guns, two on each side, are . BO place-cl that they can tire three degrees across the ships bows, taking thc place of bow chasers of the old wooden ship .days. Compared to thc Arizona the old battleships of tho Oregon class are al most like toys. The new ship could engage a fleet of three of them nt the same time trning upon each as many guns .->s lt could bring to bear and ber guna would be. bigger and of long er range. In addition she could steam away from them or overtake them at pleasure. developing '21 knots as against their 16 to 17. The remark able thing about the great Increase in size and gun power, however, ls that each of the smaller ships would need as many or more than i the Alisona; which will carry a complement of 915 In ber crew. . The new sea fortress as abe took the water today cost more than seven mil lion dollars. That was for hull and machinery alone. The guns and ar mor will cost as much more and other equipment necessary to flt her for du ty will add another million to her to tal cost. Sho is longer and wider than any but thc newest trans-Atan tic liners, if it Is desired to put har through the Panama canal the locka and benda in thc channel will be taxed almost to the limit to give her passage way. The Arizona is tho fourth battleship to be built in a government yard and her place on thc ways-will be taken at once by tho California) a larger and faster but similarly armed- ship. FIRST 1?T?QD? OF sra; SHOWN Brought in By Colored Farmer From Below the City. Tho first cotton blooms reported this season in the county were brought to Trie Intelligencer office yesterday by a colored farmer. Sam Slbert, who work? a crop on tho farm of Mr. C. Manly Watson, just south of tbs city. S*m exhibited two healthy looking blooms, one red In color and the oth er white. He flated that bo* counted six other bloo'.os in h's patch at thc timo he pluged Uiesa. .,i<H* fitstes that he plaited this cotton on Good Friday. The patch ls comprised A shoat right acres. Slbert made 14 'boles of cotton last year, and states* that-be-.will m sk? only .-shoat 10 thia year, aa bo cut down .'Vs acreage.-" . ' I HELTON DEFEATED ORK Dy Score of 0 to 4- Game Flayed in Kelton. Thc Helton mill baHeball team de feated tho On- mill team yesterday af ternoon at Belton by the ?core of 6 to 4, The game was featured by heavy hitting. Batteries: Helton. Ward and Snipes; Orr, Webb and Evans. ?UTK MILL WON Defeated Equinox bv Score of 6 tn 1 nt (?luck. The Equinox mill team was defeat ed hy the Gluck mill team yesterday afternoon at Gluck by the score of 6 and 1. Batteries: Gluck, Edwards and Mc Donald: Equinox. Gassaway, McIn tyre and Meyers and English. Equinox Second Won. The second nines of Equinox and Pelton mills played yesterday afte,r I noon at Beuna Vista park, thc former .winning 4 to 1. Batleries: Equinox, Hammond and Smith; Belton, Darby and Thaw. ANDERSON DEFEATED BROGO* First Nine? of These Mills Played Yes terday Afternoon. . The first nine of the Anderson mill defeated the Brogon mill baseball team Saturday afternoon by thc score of 15 to 3. Batteries: Brogon, Dixon and Hall; Anderson, Wells and Moore. Brogon Second Nine Won. The second nine baseball team de feated thc second nine of the River side mill yesterday afternoon by the close score of 3 to 1. Batteries: Brogon, Farmer and Hall; ^Riverside, Tinsley and Hughes. LOST FIRST GAME Equinox Second Team Defeats Smith's Team. The Anderson mill baseball team, second nine, was defeated by the second nine of thc Equinox second team yesterday afternoon, the score being 18 to ll. Manager Smith of the Anderson team stated hist night that this was the first game that his team had lost this season and that lt was just an accident that this one was. dropped. ',, Batteries: Anderson. Dillard. Stans ' loy'and Medlin; Equinox, Biggs' and Murray. CHANGE OF GETTING GREAT PHOTO PLAY Manager Pinkston of the Local Theaters Makes sm Interest ing Announcement. In a bunch of "men about town." yesterday one was heard to say that he did not like the way the two pic ture theatres were being run, etc.. which brought on an argument, in which the following facts were brought out-That the 'Bijou was gluing two Paramount features every week, two splendid serial pictures every Thurs day, and that Manager Pinkston was giving the public tho cream of the Mutual, Universal, and General Film Service at both theatres. When this fact was established beyond the .pos sibility of a doubt all agreed that the petrona of the picture theatres of An derson were being well taken care of. The reporter for the Intelligencer meeting Manager Pinkston later in the afternoon asked him If there was any thing now in the picture show busi ness, end was told that there was an excellent chance of Anderson getting t new photoplay of the celebrated "Quo Vadis" at a very early date. Mr. Pink a ten states that this new picture of the celebrated novel would eclipse the other oqe, even though it thrilled and charmed thousands every where. Mr. Pinkston asked the reporter to lay that he was trying in every way possible. 4o glvb the people the very best se/vlce, and that if any patron at any time saw anything wrong ih eith er of his theatres he would appreclato lt If they would let him know! Ho stated mom emphatically that he would welcome criticism for it wos his earnest desire and purpose to give the people the best show for their money that thy had ever had. The New Way to Beat. In the July Woman's Home Com panion Margaretta Tuttis begins a new serial story of romantic adven ture, entitled "The Runaway Pest Cure." In' the first Installment Nancy Hamelton, a tired-out artist, has a talk with Brian Gardner, her physi cian, who prescribes a new kind of tonic. Ho sayS that tao great prob lem of all workers ls to find strength and that the way to find It ib by, rest ing or systematically as possible. By resting he does not mean Idling. Nn this point he says tn part: "We no longer send your kind-tuen or women-to bed to rest. Wte send them to new places so they'll use new faculties and rest the bid ones. Any new place; another town, a boarding boase with foreigners in it-I sent(a woman worn out with nursing on a shopping trip yesterday." MAJOR And MINOR LEAGUES COBB LEADING LEAGUE AT BATI Georgia Peach Is Only Major j League Player Hitting Over 400. Chicago, June 19.-While Ty Cobb of Detroit, continues to hold lead In the American league with the only Dattlng average in thc majors bet tor than .400. new leaders have tp pcarcd in thc National and Federal, according to figures pi/blishcd here today. . Jake Daubei't. Brooklyn, '170, is ahead in the National; Vincent I Campbell, Newark, 363, leads the'] Federals. Cobb's average ia .401. Second and third places in batting awarded as follows: American, Jack son. Cleveland, 364; Fournier. Chi cago. 3.r>7. National: Ludornus, Phil adelphia, 364; Food. Chicago, 347" Federal. Magee. Brooklyn, .357; Hoff man, Buffalo. 353. DEXTER IS NOW GOLF CHAMPION Dallas Man Defeated Nelson] Whitney, Four Times Champion. Atlanta, June .19.-C. L. Dexter, of Dalian, Texas, won the champion ship of the Southern Coif Association by defeating Nelson Whitney of New Orleans with one up in the final round at the annual tournament hero, today. Whitney previously won the championship four times and held lt until today. I I 1 * * ? ? ? ? . * ? j ?? il. i t ? ifc 1 il 1 ? I Ti TTTTTTITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT I Persona) .ft. li iii Ji .ii ii A M M 1 if 1 1 1 ia li iii if Tl ? tl I I I I I TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Mrs. T. C. Jackson, Miss Lois Jack son and Mr. T. C. Jackson, Jr., of Iva, were visitors in the city yester day morning. Mrs. Charles English of Helton was In the city shopping yesterday. Prof. J. P. Kay of. Lowndcsvllle has been spending the past few days in Anderson with relatives. Messrs. D. L. King1 and J. E. Garrison of Sandy Springs were bus iness visitors in Anderson yesterday. Mr. Irvin Barton of Belton was in the city yesterday. Messrs. R. F. and J. A. Horton of Belton spent a few hours in An derson yesterday. Mr. J. W. Brown of Iva was a business visitor in the city yesterday. Mrs.,W. H. Keese and little daugh ter, Miss Ruth, have retdrned from a visit to relatives In Hartwell, Qa. Mr. J. K. Hall of Iva was In thc city yesterday on business". . Mr. O. S. MerrKt, candidate for sheriff In the nekt pnmary, was lu the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mulltnax and child and Miss Aud?rey Snipes pasBed through Anderson yesterday en route to their home at Iva. Mr. Will Hanka was among the visitors in the city yesterday from Iva. Misses Helen Bradford and Miss Ida Calhoun of Clemson College were In Anderson yesterday. Mr. J. B. Dnuthitt or Sandy Springs spent a few hours In the city yes terday. Mr.. Fred Felkel and slater. Miss Viola Felkel motored to Elloree-.on Friday. Messrs. Archie Todd and Clyde Smith have gone to Clayton. Qa., for the week-end. v Messrs. Harry Erskine and Harry Mayfield are spending the week-end in Russells. Master Billy Halley of Hartwell, OB., ls visiting in the city. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pettigrew have gone to Columbia on a vloR to raia* tines. Miss Annie Thornton has been tak en to her home In Hartwell, Qa., af ter baring undergone cn ono rat lon for appendicitis.st the Anderson coun ty hospital . > ? Portable Talking Machine Conreen* Fe* Campers. Because of Its unusual compactness I and lightness, a . new phonograph 'which has recently been developed ls particularly adapted for ns? In a canoe or motorboat, lt? construction ls novel, for tho horn forms s part ol (he body and thea greatly reduces Ita site. Tho In ?tr innen):'weighs on ly 6 poonda, and flt? into a case Which., may easily be carried on n camping trip or stored In a locker ai a canoe boase when* lt bi t-\ee?s!ble for ase whenever wanted t thc water. It play? disk record? n*>d ?s rery Inex pennive.- Fror- tno Juiy T*?--*-'-" .Mechanics Magasine. Plumbing Is a Specialty With Us The Best Plumbers The Best Material The Best Prices Repair calls receive the most prompt attention We are now prepared to install new outfits j either on contract or time and material, un der the' supervision of an Expert in Plumbing and Heating. See us before you let your contract for Plumbing*,or Heating and you will not be sorry. If you need a Plumber, That is a Plumber, Phone 253. ANDERSON HARDWARE COMPANY "The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table" Is Nice, extra-thin sliced BREAKFAST - BACON We carry the celebrated Armour's "Very Best" and Kingans 'Reeliable" brands. They are skinned, and sliced very thin by auto matic machinery, and packed in perfectly sani tary cartons,-without the breakfast bacon being touched by any man'};, hands. This insures an absolutely sanitary meat, and aa the price at which we sell it, you can't af ford to be without it. ? 1 ?'ii Packed in Cartons, net weight 1 pound;.. . .35c Anders o? Cash Gre eery Ca. A Horse Laagn. .Motorist (blocke 1 by load or hay) I say thero. bull out afid lot die by . (armor-Oh, I dunno cs I'm In any hurry. Motorist (angrily)-You seemed In .? hnrr.v to let that otter fellow's car riage get p:i>f.