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CLASSIFIED INTELLIGENCER Want Ad Rates 85 words-for 26c, 1 nant per word each Insertion for more than 26 words. Toree Insertions of the tams ad on consecutive^ days for the price Ot two insertions, If paid In ad rance. No ad lees than 36 canta. FORSALE FOR' SALE-Indian Motorcycle. 1014 twin cylinder in good . running shape. 900.00 each. Address Oconco Auto Oarage, Seneca, 6. C. FOB SALK-Indien Motorcycle. 1014 twin cylinder, in running rhapc. twin cylinder, in good running Gimp. $00.00 cash. AdJress Oco nco Auto Oarage, Seneca, S. C. FOR BALB-~One International Gaso line, VA horse powes ; one Meadows Burr GrlBt Mill, capacity 10 to IC bushels per hour; ono John Douro corn cracker, capacity 20 to 25 bushels.por hour; one John Oeoro shaft and puileys^-all in first claBB condition at low price. A. V. I Banns, LowndeBvllle, S. C. Wi?j? wiim ?wi?yap ? i ii *i ' ' ii - LVZIANNE COFFEE SALE-Every size package, every.4&y<# 91 cans at i)0c, f)0 cent cans at 45c, 25 cent cans at 221-2c 20 cent cans st 121-Zc. "It ohorely is good", and I havo plcntly of it for the rest of the year. C. N. Sutherland, 121 Went Benson street. ? _ \,_ ? ^ AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE OR TRADE -I have on hand several il rn tc lass Bligh tl y used automobilen In good running order which ! will sell at . ^ bargain prices or trade for horses and mules, ? have a good milch cow for sale. J. S. Fowler., *OR RENT FOR RENT-A desirable store room sad s ?i-??om bouBe. Wo have calls for 3 rooms, a 5?room house and a stand for colored restaurant. J. :V" Alex. Neely, Manager Rentals, Frank & DeCamps Realty Co., Phone 346.; . .FOI'- RENT-One \ furnished room, close in. Apply 'phone 37. FOR BENT-804 North Malu street, eight largo rooms, kitchen and bath. , Qpod,. location for lodging ' and ^psn; v, > ?abuso,' '. lt 'interested see ? .'-Mri-jlWF. ?C. Brosdweli,\or 'phone mo al right. M. W. Sloan, Phono ? . 625. . . \: WANTS " " ' ; W'.'; ' ' . .... ., M . . ........ ? ?. i-.. ,'?' WANTED - Position. Licensed pliav aaaciet wants position. Ten yearn eqaereace. Can bega work at once. Address "Druggat," care The In telligencer. "WANTED-All poMry - and pigeon faalcars to try our specially prer pared poultry and pigeon food; Any Quantity. See us also for ail 'ktuds or garden and: field seeds, McDonald 6ocdr Houae, successors to Fuhhan . Smith,- 'phone 484.. - WANTEb-i-immedlalely one good ?..Second-hand half-horse power mo tor, ' Must be cheap. Address X. Y. Z.V care. Intelligencer. / LOST ;'-'I^ST^:^':'S.und&y between Starr and ?^t^^a; black leather case contain ing lards with wner'e name. Re ward If returned to Intelligencer of fice. M?SCELUmEOUS ...ri...,. .. i i..'^.., i , i , 8IS?JY S?R^ 80?P:i-lt has been : ^erroneously >aported that Jim der rick has enlisted. It Is John B. Derrick who has enlisted..?.: Jim is still,at the Luncheonette s< """ elatr; sorts pf soup. THE WEATHER ls getting warm and first ciaos fish And menta are hard to get .and very' nigh, but I am ?ry,-' etill selling a* the winter flrlcea : and ; kee? ms cooloro at CELLULOID-Wo can put celluloid in your auto curtains any timo and won't detain you very long-. Paul E. Stephens. WHY NOT set out 5,000 or 10,000 Nan cy Hall or Catawba Yam potato plants where you havo harvested your grain. Wo will furnish -the planta at $1.00 per thousand. Mar tin Wood and Coal Co. SLABS-For a short time I can supply you with good, clear, thiel low country slabs at $3.50 per core de livered. I will also appreciate your orders for cotton seed meal and hulls. B. N. Wyatt, Thone 182. PROM 7 A. M., TO 10 P. M.-Buy your (in co J Ino and Motor Oils from H. A- Caudle, the one arm gas mau on the corner next to Owl Drug Co. He will appreciate your business and always gives the utmost in . value. H. A. Caudle. WE ARE now dandling somo fine ?tall fed cattlo and soiling the very best steak that money can buy for 20c por lb. Plenty of veal and mutton ot market price. Chicken's drcsaed and allvo as cheap as you can ?my ttiem in the country. Also plenty ol fish any day In tho wook. Your trade will bo appreciated. Givo- ua a trial. Phone 755, Doh-j bins' market, opposite Tolly's. BREAKFAST SAUSAGE-The do ? maud for onr all pork sausage ls keeping us very busy. They nurdy are the highest grade on the mar ket. Mada from fresh pork carefully selected and seasoned with Just enough fresh ground herbs and li uro spices to give that very un uoual and delicious flavor distinc tively Lindsay's. Phone your order to 694, The Lily White Market, J. N. Lindsay. Proprietor. DDVOE's PAINT-Tho old stand by, I the oldest paint makers In America and tho best. Paint with DeVoo's, | tower gallons, wears longer. W. L. Brlssoy Lumber Co. $ $ $ $ $ || A dollar down-A dol lar a week or pay day. That's the Simplified] Savings System way.: On ly you can-pay In any I amount from 10c- up each week or .pay day. ??...", Viii & .',; ?:..?;.';':,-;-" ?,' . Your monty bears inter-' est compound, quarterly. Youra when you need lt. Every man'should join the ) Club. ?Start any timo-Com plete In fifty payments. The Bank of Anderson The Strongest Bank ' in the County: m W???m?B?m S will pay:? Por clean mixed rags $ 1 ,.00 per hundred. For cieari dry bones Soc per hundred. . ' * For mixed. Iron 30c per hundred. Good prices for rubber avid metals. SAM DISHER Manning Street. Near Blu^ Ridge toe Co. Ix Miana SW, mimi* MI il, II mmtmmtmmmmnmmmmmimmmm ?toa & Western Augusta, Ga. Effective M ?o. 22 . . 6:00 Ai! ?Nfi/ & . 3 * .?>v':nA SPC) **4>4>4>4*4>*4>04>***4>4>4>4>4>4>4> ? ? ? TOWEL XO LON OF It ? 4> AID TO FIGHTER O ? - + ? Towel tossing, long accept- ? ? ed as a token of defeat, lias ? O become passed in Australian + ? prize rings*. Hereafter rofor- ? 4> ees will not be required to ? ? recognize the action of a sec- ? ? ond who pegs in o sponge ? ? signalizing a willingness to ? ? cali off hostllltiea. + ? Another thing that referees v ? will not disqualify a boxer for * + is when ono of his seconds ? ? enters tho ring. Formerly this ?fr ? was> considered an act that ? ? lost tho boxer Immediately. ? ? Both changes woro ordered to ? safeguard against frauds ? ? being engineered by gamb- ? ? lera + ? * #?4><>*<><>4>?4>4><><?4><?4>4>4>04>4>? SOUTH LEADS IN LIFE INSURANCE Making Greater Strides Forward titan Any Other Section. Atlanta. Ga., June 27.-Tho safe ty and permanency of business or- j gunizatlon of tho south, no compared i to other sections, is no more strike | ingly il hitit rat "..-1 than in tho case of life insurance companies. In a statement, carried in the current is sues of the Manufacturers Record, ot Baltimore, it 1B shown that the South has done far better than .the rest of the country. During the labt hundred years sr. co. there have been 21G life compan ies retired, either by reinsurance, li- ? quidation or failure in the states out- [ sido tho south, while in tho southern ' states there have been.only 72. A showing of actual operations is nlso to the credit of the south. At the beginning .if 1914, fifty nine sou thern companies which had been in business an average of nine years each, had insurance in force of Sl?l?7. 151,607. with. combined assots . of $72,402,962. Of the companies in' other soctionB only 93 had been in business nine years and these had In 'orce $278.362.539 nt the end of their ninth year, with combined assets of |38,667,420. The percentage of companion In the' south which wore able io rehisure their buslaesB in other organisations j waa 62 1-2; in thc other Boqtluos 55. j Tho percentage of outright figures in the south was .tho eame ,as the rest of tho country. 25. | The data printed in the Manufac turers Record was complied by Roh* ! crt F. Moore, agency secretary of the. Southern States Life Insurance com-' puny, of Atlanta. Commenting on the situation,. Mr. Moore cays: "Failure of any "busl ness organisation, whether life in miranee or other, industry, ls not governed . by 'geographical location; lt can almost Invariably be traced to soma fundamental cause, such - a?, poor judgment -unsound principles, undue expense?, extravagance or improper administration." . . . PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS Chisholm, Trowbridge) & Sogar? DENTisnrs New Tfeeat?-o Bundies W? Whilom SS. Dr. Wade IL Sherard DENTIST ?13 Fourth Hoe? Bleary Bid*. Telephone 84? ... PIEDMONT & NORTi 'RAILWAY COfiflP, - . " ^litWwSl W??^^-''' : "' "' ' . ' ?IgRM.f.V,..".,........... 7:83 A. A Nc., 86. ?..,,...,. % .,...lt :49 A. fil No.. 8?. .... ?..... * ^ ?.' .. ? ?:t? J*, j Bi No. 8B.... c vi ....... ? .,. ??^K?WTu^^fil fte. ^? ? ?. a ?iv??;?* t??.#"'-Si96. P. SA |?O(7^;V, >V. s. ?. *? ? * .? * ..10:29 P. SJ NATIONAL At Chicago lt Pittsburgh 0. At Chicago 10; Pittsburgh 4. At Brooklyn 0; New York 1. At Philadelphia 0; Boston 3. At Cincinnati 2; St. louis S. AMERICAN At St. Louis 5; Detroit 3. At St. Louis 2; Detroit 5. At New York 3; Washington At Cleveland 2: Chicago 4. At Boston 7; Philadelphia 2. SOUTHERN At Little Rock 3; Atlanta 9. At Chattanooga 2; New Orleans 3. At Nashville 7; Mobllo 1. At Memphis 4; Birmingham 2. SOUTH ATLANTIC At Montgomery 9; Albany .6. At Montgomery 1; Albany 4. t Columbus 0;. Macon 3. At Columbus 6; Macon 0. At Augusta-Columbia, rain. At Charleston-Jacksonville, rain. BUSINESS LOCAL BANK IN SPLENDID CONDITION Usual Dividend Declared by Farm-1 era & Merchants The usual semi-annual dividend of | 8 per cent was declared'by the direc tors of the Farmers & Merchants | bank at a meeting held yesterday. The business of that institution I was reported by tho directors to be j in excellent condition. For Infant;; and Children SR Ilse For Over 30 Years Alwsys beam the Bignstaro of Citation For Letters of Administration, Whereas, G. M. Banister made suit to me to grant; him letters of ad ministration, ot the estate and effects of Mrs. >Emlly Banister ..deceased These aro therefore to sito nnd ad moniah all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Mrs. Emily Bani G tur, deceased.'that they may ap pear before me. in. the Court ot Pro bate, to be.peld at Anderson, C.' H, S.C., on iiio 26t*t day of June, 1910, to show causo, if-any. why said ad ministration should not be granted. W. P. NICHOLSON, Judge of Probate. ' June* 9, 1916. The London Time? J "To learn the nows ot the World . I subscribed for the Weekly Edition Ot The London Times," said Wood row Wi Icon, President of the United States. # It deals with every phase of modern life-Political, social, scientific and -military. In order to keep up with the times send ns a subscription to the London Week lyTimes ( .20 per year. PANT'S BOOK STORE SILTS IF KIDNEYS OB BLABBER BOTHER Harmless To Flush' Kidneys And Neati* lise Irritating Adds'-' Kidney and bladder Weakness result i from ?rld'acid, says a noted authority, The kidneys filter thia, acid from, tho blood and: pass it on pp the bladder, whore it often remains to irritate, lng sensation, or aettlng up ?n irr?r 'and Inflame, causing a burning, scald ?tlav ct'\tbe neck ot the bladder, oh ?h'-ig you to st ek relief two or throe times dur??g tho night, Tho anKcrer la <t oonatant dread, Uta water passes Bomettraeo with a scalding serration abd Is.vPTy profuse; again, there la difficulty "in avoiding it. Bladder weakness, most folks call it; because thoy can't control urination. While -.it fa extreme!!r annoymg a<nd Bonames vory painful this ls really o2c:.<?f the most simple al/t^enta to ovai'obmo. Ceti about Cour ounces o! .Tad Sa?ts irons your, : pharmacist s^&*tak? a teaspoonful In a glass of wigSp?s?bT* bresSrfas^eoafinne this torero or ihres days. . This wiU nen> tealnte \ tba acids ur:' the ? aruta', so it no" longer is a source ? OSirritation to tho bladder sad ;'ttHaary : ot^?s which then act normally again, - Jad ?tftS;ls m*x^vipsrml?ss, TEXAS RANGERS ATWARSTRENGTH Four Companies Composed o? Mon Who Do Tilings, MANY FROM THE RANCHES. Ar? Used to Rough Life and Are Fa miliar With Every Foot of Border Territory-Drinking, Gambling and Profanity Are Barred-All Are Craok Shote end Hardened Troopers. For the drat time in moro than forty years the Texns ranger force? has been recruited to its full strength of eighty- j two meu and office rs. When Governor i Ferguson issued an order recently that | the organization bo raised to "war" strength the office of Adjutant General ! Hutchings was immediately flooded with applications for enlistment Many [ muscular, keen eyed men, each bear- j f.ng tho dIstisguishing nia?ii? of ihi> I ranch and open spaces in his attire and general aspect, went to Austin in per son and made every possible effort to | get into tho service. General Hutch ings says he could bave easily formed ! a regiment within a few days. Practically all of tbe ranger recruits came from tbe ranches. In most in stances they are perfectly familiar wltb I tho border region. Besides being profi cient in the Spanish language, they j know tho Mexican character intimate-j ly. The rangers do not follow any de fined military tactics or rules of cam paign. They simply go out and "get" I their men. The fact that the victim is usually dead when he Is brought back j makes the very name '.'ranger" a ter ror to evildoers on the border. Strenuous Requirements. It has always been a requirement of | the ranger force that ho shall be nn expert shot with pistol and rifle, a good rider, of perfect physical fitness and proved daring and bravery. To these essentials there has been added hi comparatively recent years the re quirements that the ranger must not be addicted to gambling. And lt ls1 easy to find plenty of men who meas ure up. Because a ranger shoots to ! kill in performance of his duty is no reason why he may not be a good I church member. ' Captain John B. Hughes, who served \ for more than a quarter of a century in the ranger service and retired n year or so ago, was of the mild man nered, churchgoing-type, who was nt tho same time a terror to tho lawless element. For several years be was su- j perin tendent of the Sunday cchou1 at Ysleta. He has been known to dismiss ] his Sunday school.and mount his horse j and go in a chase af ?r? bandits', per haps killing an outlaw or two on the I expedition. Drinking, gambling and profanity -. were' absolutely, barred j among, the men comprising his com pany. Tho ranger force as now organized ? consists of four separate companies of j mounted men, each company consist ing of a captain, one first sergeant and twanty privates. ;- Their Equipment. ^3$?.pay of,the captains ia 9100 each a month; sergeants, $50; privates. $40. The term of enlistment is two years, subject to disbandment of all or any part of the force at any time. Bach of-J fleer, noncommissioned officer and pri vate'ls required to furnish himself with' a suitable. horse,, saddle, bridle and clothing. The state must pay for the horse ifi.lt is'killed in action. The carbine and pistol are furnished by the state, but the cost Is deducted from the wages of the ranger on the first pay day. The state furnishes rations, camp equipage, ammunition and forage. WEST POINTERS MAY GO. Olma of 1917 May Be Graduated at1 Onco to Supply'Olivero. Embarrassed by a shortage of rogo lar/ army officer? at thia time* mern-'; bera of the general staff considered ! graduation next month ot the class nt. { West Point who ordinarily would 'grad uate in june. 1817. In the event of war? somo officials told Secretary Biker, j such a step woo?d be necessary. Precedent . for . sorb action occurred .during . the garfish-American' war, whira first class men at tho Military academy were graduated in February instead of June, 1888, and th* >lass that would have graduated in J899 w?? ftaduattflin June, 1608. ;. . *' V The aiiggestion now considered ia to I glvo tbeso tnt>n their commissions' ?nS Jtdy and send them out a? nulltta ?nd recruit instructors. Should the number be insnfficlent St v^as saggested tbeso 14? cadets be commissioned and aa Saned to poets, while tba class that would gradnsto ordinarily rn 1018 ba sent out ea militia i^tnctotitW ;.*.'.. ."? v;.^e^-.?t?ad to CeiivletaV ^?P?u? '. that: !,'tut?':' 'wrt " faents?Stw? vto^ , ?"-*rtS?# ': y's* ' aubm>?ea': to elvina 'taT-^ccortfctt aft*? a ? -v:'lne3?v^;;tlH? Why Trade at the Sign of the Big Watch Because they sell only reliable merchandise. * : Because everything they ?how i? brand new. Because they never misrepresent sn artlclo of any kind. Because they take advantage of all discounts and sell at lowest price?. . Because they guarantee everything to bc aa represented. .Because they kees every promise and their goods always meas ures up to repuircraents-and because the'ro always on the job. Thoro are many other reasons but we'll give only one more It pays to trade at the uign of Tho Big Watchband we can provo it MARCHBANKS & BABB l?brtP Mein Street Jewelers At the 8lgn of the Big Watch Material Well, that's us. We've got now the BEST STOCK, AND MORE OF rfc than any of the other guys. And that's not all, we have the best and quickest delivery system in this man's town j W. L. BRISSEY LUMBER CO. Let'o go and get some good old H Whenyou'rehotnnd^thirst"/, 1? ness and real rctreshmeht. ^^^^^v^ r?cknamen encourage Substitution. a?^^^^^i^^^l?J^ ' a^HWBwaww.^ww-MWiww--w?w^---,-?.jiwiii,i-ii---^^ . RoB?d lip Excursion Fares From Anderson, S, C. ?* Rate Date of Sale >' Final limit Baltimore, ?Md. . . ........ $17.95 July o'to 9 July 19 Louisville, Ky. .. .. .. .. .. 10.30. July 21 to 25 . Aug 1st Atlanta, Ga, ?. ... . 4,50 July ll. 12 . July 19 Buffalo, N. Y. .... .. .... .. 30.05 tfuly 8 to lo Ju?y 23 Cincinnati, O.. . 17.25 July ?4 to 19 July 2S Sumter, 5. C. .. .. .. 5,30 July 1st to 5th July/9 Ataehe, On, : . . . <.v. ^ :. .* 2 90 July 1, 2. S, 8, 10, 1$ : ^ i6>Days Neahvilte, Tenn. ...... . . ..:?i? July 20. 22, . 24. 18 Days iNew York, N. Y;-'?i' ..V' 2B.?9 June"29, 30, Joly ^r^frtfr 12 "Knoxvllle, Tenn. .. .. . . . . . 8.35'Jnly 1, 2, 8, 15, 15 Day* Summer Excursion Ratea now in Effect Po|fits For further Information, . rrehcdules , tJ?*?l& - aleVpingrcasr! ae^b^ri^aMtts* .t???'_ adi ou cr ; write' - Call on or write, . v- f fc^g^BMBmHK-. , > ;> |"" ?'/" ;-!?.L-W-?^'?-M;,i'n in uni ^m?mmm?mm^mm?m^mmm??m?^mm.tit III HI U?)II< Mii?tl W^l'iift tiji;??'?-^ Make your foundation of spr?n? baj?is sure b^y the liberal use. ?f pgtty Intelligencer space. Your a?s wi? ^ in; the got? com J . panyof every .other live wire. merchant p?ti? ^in^i^ f|o\ ? '' flfeof Te?^