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M?TTl?DM r CLASSIFIED W&nt Ad Rates 25 words for 360. 1 cent per word each Insertion for more than 25 words. Turco Insertions ot tho same ad on consecutive days for the price of two Insertions, li paid tn ad vance. . No ad leas than 26 cents. WANTS WANTED-Two neat appearing young, single men of good charac ter', to travel with manager and solicit. Experience unnecessary. Salary and expenses or commission. Call at St. James Hotel 2 to 4 p. mV today. H. C. Looper. WANTED YOU TO KNOW-That X ha ve" Just received. 30 palra Diamond T|res and will sell at those prices; Diam omi Puncture proof, $2,25. Tao. Diamond Bailey Non-Skid, Si.7b; Diamond 400 Camden, $l.r Diamond 1830. SI. 10; Hunter, |1.40; The Ironclad Barcup, S2.00. Agents Smith's Motor Wheo!. J. L. E Jones, 103 McDutBe street. WANTED-You to know that the fin est thing for a happy home ls a .PTirm heart-hut a good fire helps aome. Wa want to promote tbs family^ happiness hy sending you the makings of a good fire. Genuine Dluo Gem Coal $5.50 per ton. When v,Hl you. he ready for it? Cheaper coal, of course^ at lower prices. 'Phone ?tv. w. u. uim?t FOR SALE FORBADE-Three Press OH Mill at half value at Gainesville, Ga., and some farms near Westminster, S. C., cheap. Liberal terms. Address Box 173. Gainesville, Ga. FOR .SALE OR RENT-My house, 402 Cray ton atreet-furnished or unfurnished. J. R. Simpson, at Abe Leaser's old stand. FOR SALE-Pure New Era Peas, Si50 per bushel. The foundation of a profitable crop la the beat . seed. A little higher In price-a great deal higher in Quality. M. W. Sloan. Phono 625._ Whooping Cough Is Dangerous Wilhite's Whoop lng Gough Remedy is safe and eflfective and may be given to chil dren of any age. xPrepitodhy Dr. J. fii^i&itei|V: .Sot? by REXALL SW' F-Some Guide 'AtM'T START TILL fe <o?*T A GU it>e< B"I> mro S0<A? BANDITS ftNb ves, jo CrVNi COf< TO (sEt rs W9 c wilton ADVERTISING FOR SALE-Seed sweet potatoes for bedding. Right size, smooth and sound. Price right. W. O. Ulmor, 'Phone 640. FOR SALB-A few hundred bushelB select recleaned and graded Fulghum Seed Oats sixty eight cents bushel -worth more for feed purpose. Furman Smith, SeedBman, Phone IM. FOR SALE-Nancy Hall and Porto Rico potato plants, $1.25 per thou sand. Five tbuoaand for $6.00. Or ders shipped day received, satisfac tion guaranteed. Oaks Plant Farm, Fort Green, Fla. ?_ MISCELLANEOUS 3 WEET POTATO SLIP?-Not the wilted, dried up Blips, but right out of the soil slipB-greon and fresh, 30c per hundred; $2.25 por thou sand, at green houses. The Ander son Floral company, 538 Marshall Ave. ?. \ FEW* MORE White Rotary Machines at 928.00. Don't miBS this oppor tunity. One Bprlng wagon with- top, good as new; one Maxwell automo bile, first class shape. Bargains and will be sold at once. J. A. Mul linax, 126-128 West Benson Streot. yon YOUR HEALTHS SAKE cat good Qsh tn springtime. I expect red fin croakers, plko, bass and a good lot of pop eyed mullett Friday and (Saturday. I keep Spanish mackerel all the timo, and Boll fish and oysters in small lots as cheap as the shippers. See mo when you want s fish fry. ! handle home raised pork and bdof and sell it cheap. W. J. Maness, 207 East Whitner street. Phone 292. POTATO SLIPS-I am guaranteed the delivery ot my planta this sea son, therefore I guarantee to , de liver them to you on the date you want thom. It will pay you to see mo before sending your mo ny off. R. F. Saasard, 218 South Main street. v . BABY-Make life's walk easy by bav ins us repair your shoes. Wo aro not only prepared to do Ara' class work on short notice, but we meet any legitimate competition when' lt comes to prices. Honest work and host materials always. G. E. McKee & Son, 132 East Whitner streot. opposite Tolly's. BREAKFAST SAUSAGE-Tb? de mand for our all pork causase Ls keeping us very busy. Tr,ay surely are the highest grade on thermals kct. M?ita tiww fragh po?- ^y^f-T-y selected and seasoned with Just enough fresh ground herbs and pur? spices to give that very un usual and delicious flavor distinc tively Lindsay's. Ph or* your order to 694. The Lily White Market, J. N. lindsay. Proprietor. HIDES-Bring them to mo if you want best prices. I buy and sell mora bides than any other dealer in lids section of the Btate. All bides bought by mo are shipped with ab . batoir bide? sad "command better pri?es, therefore I can and do >sy better prteesi .Brine them co Wi Hi ford's Corner. R. D. Henderson. FROM ? A. M., TO 10 ?j P. M.-Buy your Gasoline and Motor bile Crom H. A. Candle, the one arm gis man )? on the corner nox* to Owl Drug Co. Ho will appreciate your,' business and always stvst the almost tu value. H. A. Caudle. ? ? .- .. ? _ WE ARE bandung some bf tba finest, , choicest - beal, pork, veal, mutton, cured meats of all kinds, country ? stylo pork sausage, mixed sausage, and -plenty of dressed ' chickens et very lowest prices; Come around. . of telephone uaV~ :your trade ?will . be appreciated und wo promise prompt delivery. 'Dobbins - Market, 'Phone 75o\ . ; g Get Mispide WE ARE PAYING $42 per ton for cotton seed, and giving 1 ton cot ton seed meal nod $4.00 cash for ton of seed. Selling coal at $5.00 and $5.60 per ton. Cabbage planta $1.00 per M. Martin Coal & Wood i Company. FORD FENDERS-Wo can put a few short bracea on Ford fenders that' will ?ave you 300 per cent. We: are preparod and won't delay you very long. Paul E. Stephens. WALL PAPER-If it ls wall paper you aro looking for, wo have it. A large stock goiug at 25 per cent, below coat. Phono 48, Guest Paint Company. DEVOE'S PAINT-The old stand by, tho oldest paint makers in America and tho best. Paint with DeVoe's, fewer gallons?, wears longer. W. L. Brlssey Lumber Co. IT HAS NOT been our intention to mako delivery of coal a social "af fair" but we're sure you'll be de lighted with our way of delivering coal-and every ono ls pleased with Uie coal we deliver. B. N. Wyatt. Thone 182. PREPAREDNESS 1B the order of the day now, -while the Fire Insurance Companies are withdrawing from the state is tho time for you to have your house, barn, or out-building protected with a Burrlss Metal Sbingle Roof. Of course the Initial cost ls Just a trifle more than wood shingles, but in the long run they ore much cheaper and they are a tremendous protection against tire. Drop In and let us show you. No trouble nor obligation on your part whatever. Respectfully, Jno. T. BurrlBa & Son. v QUICK WORK-'Phone 822 for Geor gia Garage for quick work. Ono expert ea. Fords, and one expert on ail other cars and motorcycles. No. 108 South McDuffle street. Op. J. L. E. Jonoa Bicycle 8hop. BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLAS PLANT NOW We have on sale extra fine varieties at 25c per dozen. Pant's Book Store rn I HOME One months pay will not educate your daughter nor will it buy a home. A certain percentage of your wages put each pay day in The Saw tags Club will do either or both. Start now and stick to it. The Bask of Anderson The Strongest Bank in the County, JIO? IN iNtZ. GUlDt^ -LD ??COTT; ASK, wueR.e woo -SP? Baseball Results NATIONAL At Boston 3; Now York 2. At Chicago 9; St. Louis 5. At Pittsburgh-Cincinnati, rain. At Philauelphia-Rrooklvn, rain. AMERICAN At Cleveland 3; Chicago 5. At Washington 4; Philadelphia 2. At St. LouiB 2; Detroit 7\~ At New York.Boston, rain. SOUTHERN At Atlanta 2; Binninghaiu 1. At Memphis 1; (Nashville 2. At .Mobile 1; NewDrleans 10. At Little Rock 3; Chattanooga S. SOUTH ATLANTIC At Jacksonville 3; Columbia 0. At Macon 5; Montgomery H. At Albany 3; Columbus 2. At Augusta 1; Charleston 4. COLLEGE GAMES At Americus, Ga.: Morcer ll; Aiu gurn 7. At Americus. Ga.; Mercer 7; Au burn 4, second game. At Lexington, Va. .: Washington and Lee 5; Georgia Gs, At Washington: , Georgetown 8; North Carolina 3. ' At College Park, Maryland: West Virginia 6; Maryland Aggies 0; * At Charleston: Presbyterians lit Charleston College 2. At Durham, X. C.: Clemson 16; Trinity 6. At Lexington, .Va, : Virginia Mili tary Institute 3; South Carolina 8. At Sewanee 1?; Georgia Tech, 3. STANDING OF CLUBS Sooth Atlantic. . , Won Lost P.C. Albany., ,\ 6 5 545] (Montgomery .. . 51 6 5 545 Columbia.... ., ,, 6 5 5451 (Augusta.... ..... 6 .5 -545 Charleston.. .. ..fi 5 545 Macon........5 G 455 j Columbus .... .. 5 6 4551 Jacksonville " 4 7 364 Sontherrv. ?.Voa Ln*t P.O. New Orleans. Nashville.. . Memphis.. .. Atlanta.. .. {Btrmiraghajm.. Little Kock.. Mobile. . ; ll .,.11 i-7 .. 7 Cha t t?tfn oo ga. 4 2 3 6 7 8 8 10. 10 846 7861 538 500 J 429 385 286! 286 Amel?is. . ? Won Lost P.C. Boston.. .. .. t. 8 5- 615 New York .. . . 6 4 ?00 Detroit.... 7 5 583 Cleveland....6 6 .500 Washington..-... .. C ? 500 Chicago.. .. .XV 7 8 467 St. Louis.. .. ...v. 5 6 455 PhllaflelpMa. . . ? . -3 8 373 Not?eca?. . Won Lost P.C. Philadelphia.. .. v. 6 2 750 Chicago. .... 7 4 636 Boston.. .. ... .'.:? 5 3 625 OtatiMPait!;.- ;> ? 6 .600 Brooklyn-. .. S 3 5?0 fi?, louis .. .. .. ? 6 500 PktWbnrg.... .. .. 4 ; 7 364 New York... ... .. 1 ? 125 . Don't Tor?^ft? o C&e Sri? mi Mours-Wilsan CW? ?tore Sctsr by the Pw?stht* CS?? First ? Pwibyterttt Church,. . *???; L -tzr^r--=.r.-L-.-e-- --rr ? ? --;17-r --- -rrrrrz? SPORT "DOPE" It v. us st:>ted in error in Tho In telligencer yesterday morning that Columbia won both gamea from Co lumbus Wednesday, as the Capital City club only ?captured one. As a reault Augusta, ?by winning both game? from Jacksonville, was tied yesterday with Columbia for first place, and today Sue Georgia club holds its own on the strength of Co lumbia's defeat at tho hands- of Jacksonville, a team generally con ceded to be tho weakest in thc South Atlantic league this p-ason. j Clemson's 16 to G victory over Trinity college yesterday must have made- the Furman 'boys feel good. The Baptists m'ay well foci good over their baseball aggregation, as thc Man-eaters have one,ot tho strongest olu) es they have had in years and to play a club of their ability 17 in nings without allowing a score to be made is a feat well worth crowing about. Just what effect the postponement of games thise season has had upon tho various teams of the two big lea gues ls hird to -ay but -the league standing when compared with that of a year ago, shows considerable shift ing oppositions. In the. National league Philadelphia, was loading, Cincinnati waa second.Instead of firth; Chicago and Boston held third and fourth places; Pittsburgh and Brook lyn fifth and sixth; St. Louis /was seventh Instead of second and New York last. Among the American' league clubs Detroit led. with New York second; Boston was in fourth place instead of setting the pace; Washington was third In place of be ing tied for fourth with Chicago and St. Louis; Cleveland was fifth, two notches higher than this year and the Athletics seventh instead of last. More than $100,000 is to be expend ed ; on tho new grounds of the Chi* cago Tennis club. When tho present arrangements of tho club are com pleted the Organization will have'one of the finest tennl j plants in 'the middle west ad will stage numerous state and sectional championship tournaments. The .si te of the club covers two blocks on tho north sido ..and cost $70,000, An additional $30? 000 will be spent In preparing turf and clay courts, club houses and other accommodations for-the players. Tho membership which is " expected to reach 700 by the time the courts aro ready, will include all the leading players of Chicago and vicinity. Letters received in this country from by friends cf a prominent .English trainer or pugilists, tell of an unique 1 way in which bi. has turned his ' knowledge ir..o money in connection 1 with thc war. For ?oma years na j bu.;possessed the secret of a brine ? preparation which has been dn great 1 demand among -boxers for herding, or to uso ring vernacular "Pickling" the akin of : the hands and face; Shortly after the beginning of the war ho was reouesteft to prepare'a quantity Cor Use on the feat of soldiers, which swelled, and cracked under tho rigors of ; the field campaign . His first : of fering was so satisfactory tr- , the government officials that ho is now running a Jarge factory day and night tureltg out brine for the sol diers both tn Prance, Egypt ans ct home. ; Although he holds the record for consecutiva Wt*. Jack Noa? wak- un able to win * placo with the Chicago White Sox and has been released to (Baltimore. While a m ember of the Oakland club oi tito Pacific Coast '.caguo last season, Ness hit safely one or moro times in fovtyrflTO con secutivo eames. His record included 188 time? at bat; 39 runs; 81 one base hits; Xi twc-basohsH'i 8 three base farts and aaren hom? rons. : By BUD FISHER - A_ I ^Mt> CURTER.* V . N j ? AN 6.POCH |N? / i CHILD vulU. / I Lt, SiOU THrVT--Jj -?- ^ 50 LoNfr. JOHN . IMPORTANT IN REFRIGERATORS INSULATION-The walls of an ODORLESS ? Refrigerator consists of the following: Ex terior case, solid oak, one quilt Linofelt, ono space Dead Air, ono quilt Linofelt; Interior casa and the inner lining of metal, white enamel or porcelain, as the case mn.y he. Experiments hy scientists ha\? demonstrat ed the superiority of this system of insulation over any other in use today. Why not get the beat? G. F. TOLLY & SON Anderson, S, C. Saturday Specials at the Sigu of the Big Watch We have won and maintained, Jewelry supre macy in Anderson. Those who demand the high est in quality fdr a given expenditure depend on this store. See th following Saturday Elgin Watches, 20 yr cases. 16 size. - - $7.50 17 Jew. Elgin Watches, 20 yr case 16 size,.> ;-v - $12.50 Special in Men's Belts, Each - - - $1.00 Waldemare Special Vest Chains Each, $1.00 Big Ben Alarm Clocks, Each, - - - $2 00 MARCHBANKS ?? BABB Nortb Blain Street Jewelers At the Sign of tho Big Watch Building Material Well, that's lis. We'v? got now the BEST STOCK, AND MORE OF IT than any of the other guys. And that's not all, we have the best and quickest delivery system in this man's town W. L. BRISSEY LUMBER CO. Adjustable W?$??!$$k SCREENS flt An, WtUouf ?lace All-Mcial Fra v?s ??^fc?^!??..hti,?.hcrWl?* ,h? "*?.? durable Bereen M J$."^ I. i. 11 a ******* ?ad neat tooklaZteo. 0*?3I?SL5*" 03 Sherwood became (ht a-!rmuhU lecMli tho ?ena fm? ?ad to ?hran taut aodTat? S^ivaii H^rdhyare Go. Anderson Belton V p vG^enyW