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New Spring Hats , -A<v . ; Just Received From the Style Center, Embracing the Popular Colors. Seal Browns, Knox Greys, Light Blue Artichokes and Greens. 4 Knox Beacon Felt I Soft Hafco full of what the I yo?ng m?? ?all? "pep.,? A SM I more dignified description \ would be smart. The styles are well suited to young and middle ages, and contes in five distinct colors at $3.00 ? I \V(e wish to point out that"not only is your money absolutely safe when behind our thick walls and strong locks, but also that the GOODj NAMES of men of high standing and financial responsi bility are also behind our bank. We stick strictly 10 SAFE, sound banking business; v.-e do not inciulge-in unsafe specu'arior. We warn cur custowori against far-away risky investments. Lc? us build up our own cniwrunily. f Make OUR Bar.k YOUR bank We pay 4 per cent, int?r?t quarterly. PEOPLES BANK, - - - - - -Anderem,S.C. .. LOOK SHARRe. Seize the opportuilit?ea as they pass, if you want to make money. We make a transfer this week of the Garrison Property on South Main St, at $400 per front foot and the new ownerscan get $600 per front foot 4stt parfcofS^ We have secigeA asojther lot on sape aide of Street, in front oi the site of the new C. & W. C. Railway terminal; which if taken at once, we can sell for $200 per front foot. Lot front 65 ferib on a Main St, and 2QQ feet? on John St Do you know of anything so near in that cart he bought at anything like this priefc? Act quick. ANDERSON REAL ? & HMEfil 00. E. It Horton, Pres.; L. S ?orton, Vke-Pres.^ HR W. F. Marshall, Secty. '-aeiiiiniMiwi The teachers examination which; tbpk place la Anderson yesterday, brought school teachers and would-be school-'teachers from all parts of the tuuiii;. -IUO e A u mill mi Oil WRB held In the new graded school building by J. 13. Felton, superintendent of educa tion for Anderson county. There were ii! applicants for teachers' li censes all told, 13 white people and oa* 'neMjwjfflPW'superlntetident will; grade the; Mnexe and make the an nouncftaeDCs' as to the llceoses with in the next few weeks. Miss Alleen Heron, teacher of the] New Hebron school, was la ?ue cltyj yesterday. Miss Heron Is accom plishing much with her school and! the pupils are progressing in a man-' ner most gratifying to the patrons of| the' institution. Brian Bell, news editor of the Co lumbia State, bas been in Anderson for the meeting 'pf the Commercial Secretaries. Mr. BeU returned to Columbia last night. Boss Mitchell, mayor of Belton.was among the visitors to the city yester-J day. Mr.. Mitchell says that "Bust ling Belton Is Booming" more and | more every day. Mrs. Thomas Llde and little son, who have been "visiting at the home of Mr. ' H. H. Acker, have returned to their homo ia Atlanta. W.'M. Moulder, a prominent busi ness man of Greenwood, was in the| city yesterday 'for a few hours. (P. C. Bannister of Martin. town ship, was seen on the streets of the] city yesterday..... Elias McGeo of the Corner section,] spent yesterday in Anderson on busi ness. Thomas Shirley of "Martin ' town shlp, was in Anderson yesterday for] a few' hours. H. D. Vance of Pendloton,, was| among ihe basiuvs? Ti?iiXin? iu -ihrj city yesterday. T. la. Hanna of Pehdfeton, spent a few hours in Anderson yesterday on | business. Arthur Erwin of Darlington, whol -is visiting relatives at 8andy SpHcgs.j :S7?s in town Saturday. Mj. and Mrs. R. W. Hammond of] tho Denver section: whWT It townj shopping .yesterday... . ? Misa MfrttU^.Rohhms. .cl^kdale, | spent a few hoars in Anderson yes teraay. . |>0peclal Correspondence) ' Columbia, Jan. 17.?What is proba l blv a record for work has been accom I pi?hod by the first week of the General Assembly (of 1914. The. week has been featured by an entire absence (of any partisan politics and as a re sult headway has been made in con jatructive measures. way the General Assembly will be gin the final disposition of tho re maining vacancies to be filled on Tuesday night The greatest Interest, probably, Is in the race for State Li brarian. Over a score of young ladles, are offering for the position and the' rivalry between: thnm is keen. The** 1b iitiia prospect of any choice oei&v made in thtsPofflce in three baUo&sv which is all *bo Joint assembly will take on any one position any one day. Insurance Commissioner P. H. - Mc Master la opposed for re-election by W. A. Hudgeas, of Hones Path, and Ellison Capers, of Summerton. W. K. Glenn and W. U. Canfield, both et Andersen county H. Hawkins, of Prosperity, in Newb?rry county, are candidates for tho two positions on theBoard of directors of the State penlteuti*ry. There are several candidates for the positions to o? filled on the board of truotees of Cleniaon, Winthrop, the University, Stats Medical college, and other places. The General Assembly hopes to finish all of the elections daring the coming week and will meet from day to day until this Is done. The flood of bills began on Wednes day and continue unabased. Senator Carlisle, of Spartannerg, seems to hold the record as a bill introducer In the upper branch. Polities Is expected to begin when the Nicholson bill tightening up tho primary regulations comes up for ac tion. This bill stands at the head of tho third reading bills in the Senate and the Edge field Senator baa indi cated his Intention of pushing it to a passage. There are probably a dosen other proposed measure which, will be offered by various members, all seeking to regulate-and tighten up ton laws governing pHraary ?lection?, Among measures on the House aide 1 which will be ofi?red along primary reform is the hfll of 1 Beprescntatlvs RtttenbArg, which in vary Ifncthly and goes emphatically Into the sub ject. Governor Blears recommended in hit message that the primary bo let alone and rsid all thut was needed was en forcement V? the law a alvesdy on tha stait books. < Hm w?i? Khw?uuvcwl^ I Sparklets ?entioa Caaght Over the Wire et? of ?nderte?. The quarters on Main street now occupied by the Elite cafe will be vacated by that establishment to morrow and a moving picture show juncea tuoroin. roe new snow win not be able to open, according to the promoters, vntll between Feb. l and 10, since there ia a great deal of dec orating and other work xo be done. It ta one of che handsomest places of thib kind in the city when completed Harold Booker, the well known editor of the Greenville Daily Pied mont, was in Anderson last night for a f-w hours. Mr. Booker, says that Anderson compares favorably with Greenville In every respect and ac tually excella la aoaie row particu lars. Ho is a strong believer in "My Town" and her future. Without exception every commer cial secretary In Anderpen for the annual convention was loud In his praises of the Electric City and the hospitality shown the body. All of the secretaries aald that they were so well pleased with the place that they were willing to aay "Anderson Ia My Town." J. T. Cox, a well known cltlxen of Bel ton township, was among the visi tors to the city yesterday. Mise Lola Smith of Cent oreille, spent a few hours in Anderson yes terday, shopping. CiL. Welkins of Wfelcome. who 1e connected with the school there, spent yesterday in the city. John Howard of Flat Rock, a well known citizen .of that section, waa jia the city yesterday. C. p." Hargrave of Lexington, N. C was a guest at th? Chiquola hote'. yesterday. R. G. Lea of Greensboro, N. C. was among the business visitors to the city yesterday. Robert Pennel of the White Plaint section, was among ilia buolnoaS ?lui tora to the city yesterday. < Miss Kate Shirley and Miss Busbj of the Fxmerts section, were shop ping In Anderson yesterday. Miss Grace Routh of Oah?ale. w?? 1 nmong the visitors to spend yeat?r \ day In Anderson. " J. \b.\\UcAio^3^Sg^ Sprttgs. 'whk a bnaiaeaa, *l*#fyc sf^^fhiik ""* iW;~H. G??SnT^urn?n^???m ?"trlp1 j": to Columbia yesterday morning. J. M- Hllam of Sandy Springs, wat the Lebanon eec yesterday on bust I two-thirds majority In both branches I in favor of the matter nothing will be done. Many are oreoicting that Govwrnor Blease and the General Assembly will lock horns over this very matter Others assert ' that they believe this trvna?uu V. ?il ir? u?TOtu Oi any u?htlnS j between the legislative and executive hr.-irifhoo on?h ?o h.? characterized th past two meetings of the Genera1 \ssembly. The Senate meets again Tuesdaj night at 7:50 o'clock and the House on Tuesday at noon. Monday la a legal I.ollday being the birthday of General Robert E. Lee. The hearing on the child labor bill , ?aie? place Wednesday afternoon at ,4 o'clock, and .the hearing on the Charleston commission form of gov ernment will be held Tuesday after noon at 4 o'clock before the House commute on privileges and elections. The bill Is in charge of Representa tive N. 3. Barr.well, of tht Charleston delegation. A hot fight ia promised at the hearing. w. f. c. DEATH OF MISS BAKHU BULK. LEY. This community waa saddened by the sudden death of Miss Hann la Barkley, which occurred Thursday, January the eighth, at her home where aho waa >orn. She was 78 years old. She waa ' ilving with and taking care of her blind sister. Miss Vastie Barkley, who is ia her 92nd year. She was laid l? rest the day following in. the family burying ground is the prercace of a sood?y number of h or relatives and friends. Sloop on Miss lUr.'nia, and take your I Till Jesus come a to receive the bleat. 1 Then Bftty we; ?U ; With ' ohoutn and IB^B Jsl Arise' to meet that Heavenly throng And hope that all who are resting there Will rise to meet the Lord up. in the air. fo shall wo ever be with the Lord. According to His precious wnrfl. A Friend. DEATH OF MBS. BREMGE. . lira Rebecca Key* Bremer, sla ter of Mr. Joel C. Keye of thin city, died la Charleston Saturday after ai .---<ii-.? fy*-- ??? 55 /y\A I j eight children" ******* ****** COUNTY SOCIAL * ****** * ? * * * * ? WillUunston, S. C, Jan. IV.?Mis? lorgaret Manning of Spartanburg. la be attractive guest of Mrs. Henry \- Creigler for this week. Miss Lydia Brown of Boston, Mass., as been visiting Miss Edith Oossett. Mr, and iCrs. Ernest Wavkefisid and laughter of Piedmont, spent Sunday rlth Mr. and Mrs. Chris Saber. Miss Beatrice Godfrey left on Sat urday for Saluda, N. C, where she rill MQiima ha> /liillu .ft.. pent the fall term at borne. Mrs). Susie ?leaves, of Wytheville. "a., is spending several weeks with trs. Jas. P. Oossett. Mies Lydia Bherard has been visit ng-Mlas Coirol Herndon in Green 'llie. and whs one of tbo guests of lonor at a reception Mius Herndon rave on Monday. Dr. W. p. Hutto of Spartanburg. pent severul days with Dr. and Mrs. h W. Wrker thin week. Rev. 0. T. Harmon. Misses Carrie xu and Addle Harmon are at home fter spending several weeks with rel tires In Alabama and Georgia. Capt. and Mrs. G. W. Sullivan were called to Laurons on Sunday on ac ount or the illness of the Captain's nother. Prof, and Mrs. John Bonner of Pel er, were visiting relatives in town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Anderson, laughter and son and Mrs. Thompson md 80s, composed an automobilo >arty from Anderson In town Tu ce la y. Dr. W. T. Lander la at bis office Lgaln after an absence of about a nonth, having been at the hospital h Columbia and on a visit to his nothei Mrs, Cfcmuel Lander, at Jreeniwood. His. many friends are :lad to. sa him in town again. J. Edgar - Sullivan bas returned mm Darlington, where he visited -elativee.. Senator G. W. Sullivan and Repre lentatlrs O. D. Gray are at the Cap tol attending official duties. The Missionary Society of the} Presbyterian church met with Mrs rV. R. Powell on Wednesday after toon. After the regular business lesslon, salad course and coffee were] Mired. ! The Parsonage Aid Society of the "taptist church, gave an oyster sup- : ter on Friday evening In the K. of P. I tall. The committee having this in harge were: Mies Maud Brown, Mes ianffes H. Reld Bherard. D. L. Don lald and R. V." Acker. Quite a nice ;um wa.t realized. A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. fas. P. OoBsett, Miss Edith Gossett, Miss Lydia Brown and Mr. Ralph Gob sett, Miss Mbrgaret Manning.' Mr. md Mrs..Henry T. Crejgler. attended the show in Greenville Monday night. Mr. R. K. Tribble, the genii! agent , 9t the Southern Railway is oit on a two month's furlough and hia place Is being filled by Mr. R. A. Harris. ''w?lll?mston, S. O., Jan. 1 i.?Miss Baacgaret Manning of Spartanburg Is he attractive guest of Mrs. Henry T , Crigler for this week. GRAPHIC PICTURES Tokto, Jan. 17.T--A letter receive* terWtoday from T. R~ Hover, Of th? t oung Men s tmrtstxan Association at Kagohhtoa, tells graphicaly.the storr it thte eruption of Sakfurt-Jiroa and ->t the events'that- followed It. Thr otters dated Jan. 12, eays: " ??kura-Jlraa has. heea ia violes eruptloa for thirteen hours. There vas a severe earthquake at 6: ' o'clock this evening and in panic tbr p*cp!e fled irsid the hlUs ''Grv?t u?uiage was doue i by the hock. Stono walls are lying, in the trceta; chimneys have fallen, th -oofs of the fllmsv wcoden structures the dikes lies In ruins and In ever: home fnrnltnT* \im_H been smashed ind valuable vases and ornaments de-, stroyed. "The people who remain In the city ! tre camping in the streets, the t emp it1 grounds and graveyards. The crater's roar keeps, them awake., The first eruption occurred at 9 o'clock this morning and ashes were' hurled, high in 0>* sir,. Sohools .were suspended and busings .came to a standstill.. \Matiy person* : had left Sakura-Ji-. ma warned by the severe earth shocks. Hundreds of sampans brought the destitute across the bay; to Kagosbtma.. I "From this eltjr, oo?ld pe seen the spoiling Bhow?r of recks, some of them apparently as large as a house. By this evening it Is probable that all ?bs yfltaiiMM?' ?r. fha rnnhptalna have bees burn od. j "At the wharf here. many pitiful scenes were witnessed. Woman were weeding or crying for protec-, tion. (Five thousand destitute persons are quartered in too schools and temples of Kagoshlna. All the peo ple hAve, fled from tr^ water front, and s^ hastening from the city. "Sakura-Jima whkh is twenty-six I miles la clrcumf ernte? probably was tbo most beautlf.il island In Japan,, but now it will her av disfiguring, ugly mass of pumice if It does not disap pear altogether. "As the foregoing sentence was written a dr/w collapsed directly In front of my desk. The air coar.ua-j al?as ire terrific. It Is Imposable to' tel how long the house will bear the! nhahimr. Tno vi-y flooi I* no?ing, a ?*. '-tu *"r u.v if I. ft . dau n vflrl < he street* t > *C4\ walls. Sleeping is entirely out of the rest1 of M-.tg >7 fsillns; I question. I 'Earif this evening the skies sbovtJ Ai-.t-'ra-JbTA . were fire-red and the; iaipe, fall moon was blood red. l*b? painter would have pictured doom's" day more vividly." It's awfully bard to be a satisfac tory guest. Most people should culti vate the habit of remaining at borne more. Th* norM a man tells a woman he. . lama b?p the more he will have toi Id keep It op. j d SHOTGUN is an Unsafe place m WHICH TO PUT MONEY 1 Tb? n?h*r day the papers told of ? man who had hidden his money m the barrel of a ahot gun for safe keeping.. A boarder? annoyed by the harking of a dog, put a shell in . the gun and fired. ..at . ; Since then the owner of die gun has been hunting for the dog, hop ing to get back tome of his money. If he had planted that money in real estate both hit tima and mon ey would have been saved. If you, Mr. Reader, trill acquaint us with your desires, in either the purchase or sale of real estate, we wifi endeavor to serve you profit ably. Very respectfully yours, Frank & DeCamps Realty Co. Jno. Frank 'PHONE 246 C J DeCamps are different because U but aEotfter name U unquesturasd. No better pEaho>~c m?dfo AT AST LesterPnee on j mattA sKf i v -i v .-.i m . h;p- > ;t-."'i' v*'V"" 1 snSwV Lester T?ruis^^i^ f , --? t4i mm *^^V ILLIs m 9 SPEARMAN Music House Bl< ckley Building Anderson, South 0*Hi>a The Piedmont Insurance Agency Second floor of Brown Building North Main Street Gives prompt and careful attention to aU k i n d s of Insurance, including Fire, Tornado, Health and Accident, Burglary and Liability. Also, Fidelity, Official, Judicial and Con* tract Bonds. Let u?r solicitor beat the Fire Engine to your property. M. M;MATTISON, Pres. J. W.LINLSY. V Pres. C. EUGENg TRIBB?B, Mgr. & Treasurer JAMES L. FARMER, Ass't Mgr. Onr Motte it "SERVICE." Pnone 305 The reason a girl likes to dance all ght and pump a player piano all day because her aaklee are so ' weak at sba can** stand up in front of the Some of the newspapers are speak lag of President Wilson, aa an aauy teur fireman, bat he has tired la t?? li?t tau months regard aim as a pro? tchen sink and wash-disbfeS ?Cln-j fesslonal and an expert.??w Or nnatl Enquirer. I Mans Htates.