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uWf tire your taste, toon 7 bite rout tongue, won't parch your throat! Made of blended choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos. Camels are preferred over either kind -A tobacco smoked straight. Smooth and delightfully mild, yet having abundance of "body," Camels atand the tc:' when comps red with any brand sold at any price I Cost of choice tobaccos blended ia Camels prohibits the usc of coupons or premiums. CAMELS tell 20 for Wc. If your dealer can't ?apply you, ?end 10c for one package or S LOO for a earion of ten package? (200 cigarette?), tent pottage pre paid. If after tmokm,: one package you are not delighted with CAMELS, return ike t>ther nine pack ages and we will refund your dollar and pottage. ?L J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winatoa-Salcm, N.C Stop Work Hefore You arc Tito Tired. In the August Woman's Home Com panion, Margaretta Tutti?? writes a fiction story entitled 'The Runaway Rest Cure" In which a physician gives a patient the following good advice: "It ls not the brain nor the char acter that auffera first from over work, but the body; and lt ls not until after the body ha? rendered up Its exceaa vitality-Its youthfulness - that the nenies begin to pay toll. You are not yet at that place; you are simply physically tired. Hut tits tlre l'; dangerous, because lt is the warning that the limit of your physi cal support is nearly reached. Wo are coming to turu tho value of fa tigue as a warning. Those who do the beat work stop Just before they are tired." M# l'uson li.. Mr. Henry Gason, of Oelsberg Uros. Shoe company, went to his home in Abbeville yesterday where^ he will spend Several days. Mr. t'ason became 111 and was unable to attend to his duties at the store and thought it best to go home. Mr. Canon is very popular and lils many friends hope thal ho will soon be back in the city. For Blay Fever or Aaihm Many perBons dread July on jfecount bf the recurrence of hay fevenr Foley's ^ Honey and Tar Compound/tong has been recognised as the Ideal remedy for hay fever and): asthma? because lt heals and soothed thatyTaw, rasping feeling in tho throat it nd eases the choking sensation! bf allays lnbam matlon and Irritatilnyeud brings about easy and natural ??at h I rig. Contains no habit-forming dfugs^ Evana Phar macy. Stet ellson Kennion. Thc annual Stevenson reunion will bo held Saturday, July 31, at "Edge wood Farm," tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stevenson, two miles west of Tonvnvllle on tho linc of Anderson und Goonoo counties. Summer Aches and Palus. 'l tat backache-, or atlff muscle that ean not be explained on account of having "sat in a draftJhn? caught cold" ls moro than ll kory the result of weakened er disordered kidneys. Foloy Kidney Pills ofomptly relieve backache, sore a wollen or stiff mus cles and joints rh/umatlab and sleep disturbing blad lejyailments. They put the kidneys In ^sound, healthy condi tion, and help ffi.-m eliminate uric acid and other poisons from tho system. Evana Pharmacy. Screen Door and Window Bargains Closing Out Stock at Cost SCREEN DOORS. REGULAR PRICE REDUCED PRICE $1.00 $0.69 1.10 .71 1.50 .96 1.75 1.17 2.00 1.25 SCREEN WINDOWS. REGULAR PRICE REDUCED PRICE $0.35 $0.22 .45 .25 .SO .31 .60 .35 You should take advantage of thia oppor tunity to get these goods at these greatly re duced prices. SULLIVAN HARDWARE CO. Dear Readers: If you give me the pleasure of a visit you will be pleas antly surprised and gratified to find how much better I om now able to attend to your optical wants. This optical establishment is just a little ahead of this city and In keeping wth those to be found In larger cities. There ls no cause for you to leave Anderson when you desire the service of a skilled optometrist whose facilities and equip ment cannot be excelled anywhere. It is an added pleasure for me to tell you that I have a modern lens grinding shop In connection with my optical parlors. This fact enables me to repair broken lenses while you wait, If you will bring me the broken pieces, I am able to get out prescription work the same day it ls received. This eliminates tho delay and annoyance of walting while your prescription is sent out of town. . All the work, from the examination ot the eye to the finished lenses and fitting of glasses ls done under my per sonal supervision. Knowing that tho work Ia right, I do not hesitate to guarantee satisfaction. Bear me tn mind please when I can be of further ser vice to you. Yours very truly. Dr. M. R. CAMPBELL, Louisa S. HMgenhoeker, Asst. . / Registered Optometrists, H 112 W. Whltner 8t., Ground Floor. ? ? ? HTA ND I NU OF THE CLUBS. ? ? * South Atlantic Won. Lost. P. C Columbia. 21 10 677 Columbus. -1 ll 050 AugUBta. 20 12 air, Charleston. 18 14 663 Matoo. IC IK 456 Albany. v? ia 387 Jacksonville. io 21 323 Savannah. 10 22 313 Southern Won. LoBt. P. C. Now Orleans. 52 34 60S Memiiliis. Cl :i7 580 Birniingliaui. 47 30 547 Nashville. 48 40 545 Atlanta. 41 44 4SS Mobile. 40 46 46C Chattanooga. 3C 51 4u7 Little Kock. 31 54 366 American. Won. Lost. P. C. Chicago. 62 29 642 Boston. 48 28 632 Detroit. 48 ?il ?OH New York. 40 30 506 Washington. 37 41 ?7? St. Louis. 31 46 403 Philadelphia. iv 4S 377 Cleveland. 28 49 364 NatlonaL Won. Lo Rt. P. C Philadelphia. 41 33 654 Chicago. Al 36 638 Brooklyn. 41 36 WM St. Louis. 41 40 506 Pittsburgh. 38 39 4'J4 New York. 35 38 479 Boat on. 35 43 449 Cincinnati. 32 40 444 Federal. r Won. Lost. P.C Chicago.? 46 32 590 Kansas City. 45 33 577 St. Louis. 44 34 564 Pittsburgh. 41 35 539 Newark. 42 38 625 Brooklyn.35 46 430 Buffalo. 35 49 417 Baltimore. 30 48 385 ? ? 4> YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. * ? * Southern League. At Atlanta 6; Little Bock 2. At New Orle ns 7; Chattanooga 1. At Birmingham 3; Nashville 1. At Mobile 3; Memphis 2; eleven in nings. Sooth Atlantic League. At Albany 13; Macon 5. * At Augusta 2; Charleston 4. At Columbia 2; Savannah 1. At Columbus 8; Jacksonville 6. National League. At Brooklyn 2; Cincinnati 1. At New York 2; Chicago ?. At Boston 6; Pittsburgh 5; fifteen Innings. At Phlladelphla-St. Louis; postpon ed, rain. American League. At Chicago 6; Philadelphia 2. At St. Louis 2; Washington 6. At Cleveland-Boston, postponed, rain. At Detroit-New York, postponed, rain. Federal League. At St. I ?iuIK 0; Chicago 6. At Pittsburgh 3; Buffalo 4. No others scheduled. I I 'I ??14 4 4 till! HU I + . . . . ll Personal ii Messrs. II. M. Morrow and Clarence A. Morrow were business visitors in the city yesterday from Iva. Mrs. E. G. Evans and daughters, Misses Lula and Margaret Evans, and Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter of Pendleton wero in the city yesterday. Dr. George Pettigrew of Due West was a business visitor yesterday. Mrs. H. E. Cllnkscales and son, Ray Cllnkscales, of Lowndesvlllo are tho guests of Mrs. Henry Johnson on Greenville street. Mr. M. B. Richardson of lebanon was a business visitor In Anderson yesterday. Messrs. H. F>. A. King and Louis King of Sandy Springs was a busi ness visitor in Anderson yesterday. Mr. J. M. McKenzie of Honca Path apent a few hours In the city yester day. Messrs. A. A. Dean and E. .T. Pruitt of Starr were business visitors In Anderson yesterday. Mr. Arthur Brown of Iva was anu,ng the business visitors yester day. Mr. Harrison Simpson and daugh ter. Miss Iva Simpson were In the city yesterday from Iva. Returning home with them was Miss Ina Simp son, who has been attending tho sum mer school. Dr. Knox and Sam Bowen ot An trevillc wero In thc city yesterday. Mr. T. C. Jackson. Jr., of Iva was In Anderson yesterday. ?V ' - ? ? Miss Lydia Sherard of WIlHamston waa In tho city shopping yesterday. Mrs. J. A. Jolly of R. P. D. No. 1 waa In the city yesterday. Mr. W. M. Lewis of Iva waa among l'houe ^^^^^^ Fur Two Charming Visitors. Misses Tassie ami Lucy Pringle of Charleston, were .Mrs. .M. C. Dick son's charming honor guests ou Thursday evening when she enter tained lu their honor. .Mrs. F. A. ?'arter and Mrs. Jesse Wall presided at the punch howl. The guests for the evening were: Misse? Foe IJroyles, Helen nm: Genevieve ll Uti ter, Alberta Hroek. Caroline Bradley of Washington, (la., Mona Coleman <?f Bastniau, (Ja., Ly dia Bewley. Mcs.srs. A. !.. Todd, 1.. M. Cochran. Paul Dickson, J. M. Dickson, Willie Marshall, J. C. (Jarrett, Qlenn Evans, Kills Kvatis. W. Pi Nicholson. Ned Provost, Sam Orr Tribblo, S. M. Wolfe, Paul Wat kins. Box Rice, Robert and Archie Cathcart, Charlie Pant, Dr. Claud Harris, and Kev. J. H, Gibbon ey. Mrs. Orr Entertains. Mrs. Murshall Orr was hostess for a few of her friends yesterday after noon, when she entertained at cards at her handsome home lu North An derson. It was a delightfully pleas ant occasion ami fully enjoyed by the guests for the ufternoon among whom were: Mrs. Anna Westou, Mrs. \\ . I). McLean, Mri J. I). Hammett, Mrs. Jno. Fast. Mrs. T. L. Cely, Mrs. S. Li. Prince. M.s. L. S. Hor ton, Misses Louise Humphreys. Laura Horton. Bertha Cash in, Mona Coleman and Lillian Brock. For M IN* Coleman. Mrs. T. L. ('ely entertained at a charming little informal card party yesterday morning in honor of Mrs. Horton's visitor. Miss Mona Coleman, of Eastman, Ga. Arter the cards were laid aside an elegant salad course with sherbert was .served. Those present were: Mrs. L. S. Horton, Mrs. W. D. Valentine, Mrs. G. B. Greene. Mrs. Phelps Sassoon, Misses Mona Coleman, Annie Cooley and Bertha Cashin. Biri Inlay Party. A delightful party for the little folks was given yesterday afternoon by llttlo Miss Felicia Tolly nt her home on West Market street. It wan the ninth birthday of tho little hos tess and a very happy occasion it was for all. The children spent the afternoon playing merry games after which a dainty sweet course was served. Miss Frances Anderson Entertains Miss Frrnces Anderson was the at tractive hostess for onie of her friend on Thursday evening, when she en tertained at a lawn party at her. home on Calhoun street. Tho lawn of this pretty home was especially attractive with Japanese lanterns hung every where, and the young pooplo anent most of the time out there in the cool. Miss Ander son proved herself a very channing young hostess and her guests spent a Very delightful evening. Delightful Party. A delightful party for the younger social'set waa g'ven on Thursday evening by Dean Russell at bis home on South Main street, lt was given in honor of Iiis house guests, his two young cousins, Hal and Max Dean of Starr who have been spending the week with him. Tho lawn waa bright with Japanese lanterns, with chairs, benches and swings placed every where and lt was out here that tho.young people spent most of the evening. From a rose covered table on the piazza, delicious nectar was served during tho even ing and later a dalnt> awees course waa served. It war, a very pleasant occasion and . fully enjoyed by the young folks. Cream and Cake Sale. The ladles of the Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will have a benefit sale at Atkinson's ice cream parlor all day ?next Thursday. They will serve both cream and cake. At kinson's parlor ls a most attractive place to the people ot the city and tho ladles hopo to have a large crowd all day. Mrs. Genevieve and r.??ile May Simpson have gone to Asheville for a stay of several weeks. Dr. and Mra. L>. O. McCalla were here yesterday on their way to their home at Starr from a trip to Balti more. Mr. and Mra. Grady Acker of Staunton. Va., aro visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Acker. Miss Fay? McGee of Waycross, Ga., arrived last night and ls the guest of lira. L. S. Horton. Mrs. C. T. Ganso and son, C. T. Gause returned to their home In Au gusta yesterday, after a visit to Mrs. Ed Atkinson and Mrs. Earlo Barton. Mr. and Mra. Tom Allen will leave thia morning for Montr?t, N. C.. Mrs. Allen has boen at the hospital her,, for several weeks with fever, but ls much better and lt la hoped a stay at Montrent will be of great bens* flt to her. the business visitors in Anderson Friday. Mrs. Janies McGee of Starr was in the city for a few hours yesterday. Mr. T. L. Wooten of TownvlHo waa a busineae visitor in Anderson Friday. Misses Etta Jenkin of Atlanta, Ga., ts apending the week with Misses Ibey and Jessie Duckworth on Marshall avenue. Mrs. Marshall Jonea of Iva ls visit ing friends in. the city. HELPLESS AS BABY Down in Mind Unable to Work, . and What Helped Her. Summit Point, W. Va.-Mis. Anna 3elle Emey, of this place, says: "I suf cred for 15 years with an awful pain in ny right side, caused from womanly rouble, ?nd doctored lots for it, but with out success. I su! fe red so very much, fiat I became down in mind, and as help ess as a baby. I was in thc worst kind )i shape. Was unable to do any work. I began taking Cardui, the woman's :onic, and got relief from the very first lose. - By the time I had taken 12 bot Jts, my health was completely restored. I am now 48 years years old, but feel as good as 1 did when only 16. Cardui certainly saved me from losing my mind, and I feel it my duty to speak \ in its favor. I wish I had some power over poor, suffering women, and could make them know the good it would do them." If you suffer from any of the ailments peculiar to women, it will certainly be worth - our while to give Cardui a trial. lt ha >een helping weak women for more ..un 50 years, and will help you, too. Try Cardui. Your druggist sells it. Writ, u: Chattanooga Medicina Co.. Ladles' Adrisory Dept., Chattanooga, Tenn., (or Snci.il Imtrtuiioni on your case ami eVpaga book, "Home Treatment (or Woman.*' in plain wrapper. N.C. 131 COLORED SI MMER SCHOOL \ow 11 nu' Ul Teachers Unrolled and Kier)thing (iointr Well. Sixty-four teachers have been en rolled at the eolored Hummer school. A few of the teachers ure attending the summer normal school at the State College in Orangehurg. Others will be in attendance during the next two weeks. Mothers teaching primary classes are being taught hy Mary J. M. Karie, while methods in Arithmetic, Algebra und English grammar are presented by Prof. Pegues. Domestice science is being taught by C. W. Gassoway and all of the teachers, both male and female, are taking lessons in lilia class. Mr. J. JJ. Felton, county superin tendent of education, and Prof. E. C. McCantS, superintendent of tho city ?schools, spoke to the teachers on Monday. They constitute a part of the county hoard of education and told the teachers that hereafter all teachers wll lhavo to take thc exami nation regardless of their diplomas from the colleges where they graduat ed. They said that credit will be giv en to the teachers who attend the Btimnior school and take thc final ex amination given by the principal. J. F. T?ode. Traveling Man's Experience, "In the aummer of 1888 I had a very severe attack of cholera morbus. Two physicians worked over me from four a. m. to G p. m. without giving mc any relief and then told me they did/hot expect mc to live; that I had boil tel egraph for my family. Inateasr or do ng so, I gave tho hotel po/ter fifty Minta and told him to buy ?Te a bottle ?>f Chamberlain's! Colls, ^noiera and Diarrhoea Remed?, and ufke no subBti ute. I took a doublcyffose according o directions andi wong to sleep after the second dose. I M five o'clock the text morning I wlsicalled by my order ind took a train fer my next stopping point, a well man, but feeling rather shaky from the severity of the attack." writes H. W. Ireland, Louisville, Ky. Obtainable everywhere._ TO THE LADIES: Do you realize the difference in the appearance of your table that nicely laundered table linen will make? Do you know that thc clear, pearly white color, thc smooth, even silky finish that we give your table linen cannot even be approached by hand work? If you do not know it-inves tigate. Put a table clover In your next week's laundry bundle. Let UB show you just what wo can do. You'll never regret lt. Anderson Steam Laundry PRONE 7. till A NICE BIG ROAST t>t Beef, Pork or Mutton ls really one >f the best meats. For it is Just a? good cold as bot. So yon can have wveral meals with only one cooking. Tell us to send one for Sunday din ier. Make it a big one, for our meat? ire cz choice that only a big one will bave enough left to cut up old. PHONE tM. The Lily White Market J. N. Ll NBS AY, Proprietor. Classified Want Advert: Twenty-five words or leos, On? VI Six Tlmao 11.00. All advertisement over twenty-flvt word. Kates oa l.uou words io No advertisement taken for 1? ff your name appears in tba telei your want ad to 321 and a bill willi prompt payment. WANTS WANTED-You to know that I am still on tho job with tho best wood and coal on thc market, if you don't ?elicve it try mci W. O. tinier, Phono 649. Successor to Piedmont Coal and Wood Co. 4-16-tf. WANTED-Experienced stenographer for mouths of August aud Septem ber. Address, X V Z care Intelli gencer.-tl. WANTED-You to look at page No. 2 of your telephone directory and ?ct busy. Do not count the cover as [>age No. 1. FOR SALE l'Oit SALE-118 acre farm, well im proved, six miles from Parkerville, S. C., near school, church. For par ticulars write, W. M. Tall? r' Mo doc, S. C. 7-15-3tp. FOR SALE or trade for a first class second hand automobile, a first class driving horse and carriage. J. Mon roe Hanks. In caro of Fretweli Co., Phone 54. 7-l6-3t PROFESSIONAL I CARDS C. GADSDEN SAYRE Architect 405-406 Bleckley Building Anderson, S. C. Chisholm, Trowbridge & Suggs DENTISTS New Theatre Building W. Whitney St RUFUS FANT, Jr. ATTORNEY AT LAW Cox-Townsend Bldg;. Anderson, :.: South Carolina ?*tio to the Ant thon sluggard; consider her ways, and be wiae." "A lesson from na? lure.* Are yon preparing now for the future! Systematic deposits and quarterly Interest provide a fond for ad versity. The Savings Depart ment of The Bank of Anderson The strongest bank In the county. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Alwey? bears the Signature of C?TR0LAX CITROLAXI CITROLAX! Best thing for constipation, sour itomach. !a?y diver and aj?ggleh bow sis. Stops a ejok headache almost at mee. Gives a in oat tb/rough and sat isfactory Hushing-m pain, no nau lea. Keeps jfcur Vsystcm cleansed, ?weet and Wfolejfome.-R. H. w?ih ;cht. galt Usaf arty, Utah, writes: "I and Citrolax tm best laxiUve I ever ?sad. Does nts gripe-no unpleasant ifter-<?ffect*."r Evans' Pharmacy. ?i. Columns Ising Rates ?me 20 ceu'e, Three Time? M eenie, ? word? prorata for each additional ba u>ed lu * fouth made on appH than M easts, eaah In c?vense. phone directory yru can telephone oe mailed after its Insertion for MISCELLANEOUS SPHSCKII'TIONS TO HAILY INTEL LIGENCER AT KEltlTEl) PRICE During the Dully Intelligeucer con test which do-Ad March, 1914, in or der to secure votes to win thc cap ital prize, I purchased a number of . subscriptions to tin? Daily Intelli gencer at the rate of |5.00 a year, lu order to get Borne of the money back which I put into tho contest, I will Bell a limited number of sub scriptions to tho Daily Intelligencer at the rate of $3.00 a year to anyone wishing to subscribe or reuew their subscription to this paper, or at a rate of $1.25 a year to tho Semi weekly Intelligencer. If interested, addresB P. O. Box 347, Anderson, S JJ;_6-17tf WHEN YOU can not see right a?-p in our Optical Department aud get just the (liasses you need. Complete grinding plant. Eyes scientifically tested. Dr. M. H. Campbell. Louisa S. Ililgcnbockcr, assistant, 1122 W. Whituer St., Ground Floor. Wear Fro Lev S_ay ? ^ronf ^hced Oorsefo Fitted perfectly by our cometiere $3.50 to $12.50 .Mrs. B. Graves Boyd Charleston & Western Carolina Railway To and From the NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST Leaves: No. 22 . . . .6:08 A. M. No. 6 . . . .3:37 P. Ku Arrives: No. 21 . . .11:15 A. M. No. 5 ... . 3:07 P. M. Information, Schedules, rates, etc., promptly given. E. WILLIAMS, G. P. A., Augusta, Ga. Condensed Passenger Schedule. PIEDMONT & NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY Effective Juno 6, 1915. ANDERSON: Arrivals No. 31.7:36 A. M. No. 33. 9:35 A. M. No. 35.11:40 A. M. No. 37...1:10 P. M. No. 39... .. 3:40 P. M. No. 41.6:00 P. M. No. 43. 6:50 P. M. No. 45.:.10:20 P. M. Departures No. 30. 6:25 A. M. No. 32.8:21? A. M. No. 34...10:30 A. M. No. 36.12:10 P. M. No. 38. 2:30 P. M. No. 40. 4:60 P. M. No. 42... 5:40 P. M. No. 44..'.9*15 P. M. C. fl. ALLEN, Traffic Manager. Your Attention Please ! We can still supply yon with Nancy Hall Potato Plants at 21.50 per 1,000. ?It ls not too late to plant Potatoes. Von can set them 'out up to 15 July and make good crop. So come ohesd and get Ute planta. . We havo for today fresh pole beans, cabbage, onions, large bell peppers, frying chickens, eggs, butter, fresh pineapples, fresh fish, etc.. Pohns np. 117. Delivery prompt. We olsee 10 to ll each morning vida week. Phono us early. CR POWER & SON