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?A Classified Business Directory!
?? Of Firms That Will Endeavor to Deserve Your Patronage I
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Sanitary
Barbershop
The Sanitary Barbers
are truly expert tonsorial
artists. Every one of
them is a master work
up. ...? in his chosen occu
pation.
This Santuary Barber Simp is
truly what the name implies. A
patron gels into tbs chair, leans
h?s'"he^4, back'upon the head-rest;
and lo and behold he finds his
head is resting on a perfectly clean
piece of linen, placed there for his
use only. He is served with an
absolutely clean towel, right out
of a sterilizing apparatus. And
all the way through the shop,
everything that can bc done for>
the customers' comfort and con
, vf'nience is done by thc rnosi ap
proved Salutary methods. .
This popular shop numbers its
satisfied customer? by the hun
dreds because of their successful
efforts to please patrons.
AUTOMOBILES.
Todd Talks:
There's war going on in Europe
but yea wouldn't know it the way
Fords ar? selling.
-Todd
GROCERIES.
Irhh Potatoes .tfic pork
Tomatoes .2.1c banket
Hean? . 3???
Quaker Oats. 2 tins for 25c
Pimentos . l?c can
Slleed Pineapple 81b can 30c or two
for 65c
Crab Meat with Shells for Heir lied
Crabs . 26?
IDE L GROCERY
Phone 471
BARBER SHOP.
Complexion Beautifiers
The
San i tar v Barbers
Sanitary Barber Shop
HOTELS.
MOIir.lt AT F. PKI?ES.
SUBSTANTIAL MEA1 s
COOL, CLEAN ROOMS
and CLEAN LINEN
. . . '.w;
-at
T.he Bellevue
Hotel
J BAKERY. *
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White
Light
Flaky
Nourishing
"OldHomesteadBrcad"
DEMAND IT,
BAT IT
Anderson Bakery
I . CIGARS. {
"Little Star"
YOU ABE
A
GOOD CIGA
So ls ?AXDEBS0N
and
"Fabrica"
Anderson Havana Cigar Co.
J Drug?-Soft Drinks. Ill
The Red Cross M
DELICIOUS BRINKS ?5
APPRECIATIVE SGKVICE
The Red Cross
On the Square 55
MONUMENTS.
We hnvo placed in the Baptist ceme
tery ot Townvllle, S. C., to the grave
nf tho .late. Wilie J. Merltt a band
e?me Granite MonumcnCand uak that
parties in that section wno are 'con
templating purchasing anything in
our UDO to inspect this work thor
oughly, and ask us by postal to call
and show yr.u a beautiful linc of de
signs in either Granite or Marble.
. Prices: right on class of Material
nm' worl:.
Yours truly,
WHITE & COMPANY
JOB WORK j j PHOTO STUDIO. I
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The Best equipped Bind- s
_"? . TF YOU HAVE BEAUTY -WR ;
ery inti ?
: UPPER CAR?LINA TAKE IT S
* i % i_. i- r -r ? IP. YOU HAVENT BEAUTY, :
for bookbinding of the
better Kind. "TOM)
Phone 693L
52S?SSS? The Grand Studio}
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SHOE STORE.
Treat Your Feet
to Shoes that briant Mylo, Material,
Workmanship and Durability.
Your shoe Is the Last Thing you put
on, but the First Thing that others
notice.
WE SELL THE KIND YOU OUGHT
TO BUY.
GEISBERG BROS. SHOE CO.
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE.
SHOES THAT SATISFY.
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SHOE SHOP.
. ..? >w
DONT *
THROW
YOUR OLD
SHOES AWAY.
Bring them to us end you'll get
much more .se rr Ice from them.
On the Square. Near E? ans No. 3
W. J. Wood
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How Can I Attract Attention?
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Every business man who advertises feels the
importance of the proper. answer to this question,
for in the answer he solves the question of RE
SULTS.
The answer we-give h the intelligent and per
sistent use of
Thc Andepsdn lntelligc nceP
The Advertising Department is alb yourjserviee.
BOSTON WON BOTH
IN DOUBLEHEADER
Braves Romped Away With Two
Gamea From Chicago fal
Easy Style
. Boston, Sept. ?0.-Booton took both)
A sames of today's double header from j
.hicago. 6 t 2 and 12 t 2. Maranvllin's
, borne ran. with three on bases in tho
4 fourth'inning of the oponing game
m gwyojlfi, looria a big lead. Chicago
* waa' unable o do much 'with Hess tn
t'^?tw,??::rri s?mp until tho ninth in
ning when a pass, two singles and a
, double accountod for their only tallies.
IrWS lAclrta "hit ninney -bard lu the
? j eaaly stages, of th?t game.
? V -JJ. . *T<* ??odM !
y The box ?core first game- i j
Elvers 2b. 3 0 1 2 4 0
' Cathe,* If. 4 0 0 3 0 0
Whined cf. 4 2 2 :i o ol
Schmidt lb.2 2 1 9 1 o'
Saith Sb.3 1 0 3 T. 0
Maranvlllo ss .. .. 4 1 1 lip
Whaling c.4 01 ?0 0
Tyler p. 4 0-1 0 3 0
Tot.il?. 32 6 9 26 0 ?
V'-?'-Af?O v AV. K ll VO A Ki
.ch cf.I 1 2 3 0.0
fj?ed rf.v .. ? 0 0 0 0 0
Kniaely rf ...... i 1 1 100
5 Saler lb . 3 0 0 10 0 0
1 Zimmerman 2b .... 4 0 l l i$ 2
I Schulte If .. .. .. 2 0 0 2 (F: 2
STtdesSb.. .. 4 0 0 0 ?-O'
?Fisher aa.. .. .. ..4 0 12 fr 0
5rtd?UUl c i. ,. A 2 0 14 fe 0
?VMighn p. 3 0 0 0
4 Archer x.l 0 o o ^jj 0
? Totals .. .. ^ SO 2 8 24 if 4
?ited roi? SebttUe 1? 9th .
St?a^,??isifs~
P.n?Unn...00? 40? O'*-1
. V.e?gb' .. .. .. 000 00t ?0*-2;
^;;^&^nmary~Two base hita. Whined. '
liomo run, Martinville.
sacrifice hits. Schmidt, Evora.
^HB?Htble play, Marauvillc, Evora nn l
BKoikit.
l/eft on bases, Boston C; (Chicago 6.
l irai baao od bails off Tyler 3;
of ?. Vaugbn 0
Hit by pitcher, Cood.
P*!rst ba?? on Errors, Boston 2.
' . Strock, out by .Tyler S; Vaughn 4.
rime 2.10.
?V 3^i??l??BS? Bryna and IT-r^-r,
Tho box acoro oecond {ramo
BOSTON AB It ll PO A ?
Moran rf.4 1 0 3 0 (
Evora 2b.5 2 1 3 4 t
Connolly If ...... 4 2 1 0 0 1
Whltted cf.5 ? S 1 0 (
Schmidt lb ...... 3 2 2 17 0 t
Smith 3b.* 1 2 1 4 C
Maianvlllc ss .. ..40 1 1 a 1
Whaling c.4 0 0 1 0 C
Hess p.? 100 1 C
Totals. 38 12 10 27 IC 2
CHICAGO AB R H PO A F.
Loach cf. 3 0 1 3 0 4
Knisely cf .. .. ..10 0 1 0 ?
Good rf .. ... 4. 0 0 2 0. ,'. '0
ISslor lb .. .. .. 3 1 19 0, 0
I Zimmerman 2b.. ..4 1 3 3 2 0
Schulte If ;. :. .. 4 0 0 1 0 0
^Bocs 3b .. 4 0 1 3 0 1
Fishor ss .4 0 10 GT 2
Archer c.4 0 0 2 1.1
Cheney p...0 0 0 0 0 0
'?\p .r;: ::j }}}fi
. Totals .. .. .. 34 2 8 24 ? ?
x batted for Chene*/ in third.
Score by Innings
Boston.440 200 20x-12,
Chicago .. .. .. 000 000 002
Summary-Two bose hits. Connoly,
Zimmerman, Fisher.
Three bass hits. Whltted.
Homo run, Smith,
nun f.f rh?ney 1 \n 2 tesla***; off
Hhgcman 2 lu 6.
Stolen baaos. Whltted, Smith, 8aler.
Double plays, Bver.t. Maru?vllle and
hmtdt.
Left on bases, Boston. 0; Chicago .
Base on balls off H?*i 1; Cheney 2:
nnr.n 2.
rat base o Rorrora, Boston 4; Cl
cagp 1.
Struck out by llagcman 1.
Passed bans. Archer.
Wlid pitch, Hageman.
Timo 1.4r>.
Uwplrc.i, OV-onnor and Bryon,
AMERICAN
At t loveland B; .Washington 4. First
game. A ' ^
At Cleveland 0; Washington C.
Seeon?' ??nir.
At Detroit 6; New-York 3* First game.
At St. Louis 4; Boston 1. First
game. , _
At flt. Louis 6; Boston 4. Sr tond
game.
At Chicago 3; Philadelphia 9.
At Potroit 3; N"W York 4. Second
fame.
St. Loals Wea Beta Game?.
Sc Louis, Sept. 29.-Louis
pounded Boator/^ pitchers hurd today
and took advantage of tho vlsitora*
mlnplnvr, binning two gamon, 4 to I
-?d 0 td 4. Th? last gauto waa raited
at tho end nf thc sixth haning on ac
count of darkness.
Ssocor first gnme
Bonton.OOO lfto'OOO-1 R 0
St lintis .. .. OOO 202 ?Ox-4 6 0
Grceg and Pratt, Hhomas; Well
man and Agnew.
8core second rame- . j
Boston.040 000-4 4 6
St. Louis.200 040-0 6 4 i
Wood and Thomaa; L-everenco, M it
ched,. Baumgartner and Agnew.
Divided a Double.
Detroit. Sept. 26.-Detroit and New
York divided a bard fought double
header here t ay. Detroit won the
first G to 3; Now York took the sec
ond 4 to 3. A rally In the sixth in
ning, when four hits off Heating'
scored four run?. Ra*' *"Wmlt '.ho fir ts I
contest. Now York scored the win-J
nlng run in the second on three,.alu-1
gles in the ninth.
Score first, garne-^ 1
Now York*.. .. 102 "IO 000-3 7 0
Detroit.001 M)4 lOx-6 \9. X
Keating arid Swr ey; Da?; 'Dd)
Stanage.
Score second gam** -
New York .. .. ? ?003 001-4 ll. o'
Detroit.n i 011' 000-3 B :51
Fisher .md N> .maker; Dubuc and
Stanage, Baker.
Athletics ntlnue To Win.
Chicago. ? 20.-Philadelphia
won from Ci igo today 9 9to 3 by
hunching I ll off three Chicago pu
chara.
Seora
Philadleph' . .. 302 100 201-9 18 0
Chicago.?M> ?ut uuo-a a z
Dressier and Schang; Scott.' E.
13. Walsh, Russell oed Kuhn.
Blt ide Honors.
Cleveland. Sept. 26.-Cleveland and
Washington broke eVen today, Clave*
- rt"d winning the first game on a passe.
, e<l ball In the ninth inning. 6 to 4.!
i while Waahigton took the second G
I to 0. an a result of effective pitching
by Shaw.
JSrnro first game- I
Cleveland .. .. 004 000 001-5 10 2
Washington .. 000 100 012-4 10 r.
Ungerman and Egan: En gie, Harp
er. .Ayres, ah nw and Henry.
Score second' game
Cleveland .. .. ooo ooo oao-o 4 I
Washington . INK! 010 265-6 8 0
Career, Dillinger. Sc?r.;ar< tad
Basaler; Shaw, lt. Williams and Aln
tttttth.
t
FEDERAL
At Brooklyn fi; Chicago 7. First
game.
At Brooklyn 3; Chicago t?. Second
game. r???e Innings, dartmeea.
-i S?llimi)? 5, St .Louis. 4. First
gama,
At Baltimore : . St. lattis 1. Soc
r
ond gamo. S?ven Innings, darkness.
At pittsburgh 4; Indianapolis 8.
At?Buffalo- 3 ; ' Kam.a3 City' 2.
Heavy Hitting Featured.
Pittsburgh, Sept. 2G.-Indianapolis
batted throe "Pittsburgh pitchers hard
today ant? wen 8 to 4.
F ?n?s- .-J.? <
Ind?ann^olia .. OOO 220 220-S 16 1
Pittsburgh .. ..020 200 000-4' 8 2
Moseley. Mullln and Barlden; G?m
nitz, Dickson, Berger ono.Berry*
Won First, Tied Seo o nd.
Baltimore, Sept. 2(5.-Baltimore won
the flrsi game from' St. Louis today
5 to 4. The second garaq.'was called
in the seventh Inning on account of
darkness with a l td 1 tlc.
Score first game
Baltimore .. ..OH 201 OOz-6 10 2
St. leonis .. .. 000 000 0180-7-4 0 2
Balhy. Sugg:? and Jacklitsch; Da
venport^ Koupper and Grinpmnn.
Score .?'con j game
Blrffeiore .. . . . , 001 000 0-1 5 0
S?. linds. 100 DOO 0-1 4 0
Bal;?y and Kerr; Groome and
BAttley.
Fr reps Werw Costly.
Budal:) So pt i 28.-Errors by Kan
s.'i? City gave, Buffalo, today's garoo
3 lP2.
Buffalo. 201 000 OOX-3 6 0
Kansas city .. 020 000 OOO-2 G 6
Krapp ?iud Blair; Cullop and Brown.
Won Double Bill. * ? I
Brooklyn, Dept. 28.-Chicago won a <
i'ouble header With Brosklyn today 1
7 to ? ?ind r> to. 3.- The-second con- i
t^st was railed St the ead'ot tho fifth '1
on-account-of darkness. 1
ci ii WM- nm K-.niic- -
iMjIoago .. .. .. 000 Oil 050-7 8 0 f
Brooklvn .. ..030 100,000-0 12 4 1
Brennen, Fisk and Wilson. Clemens; 1
Seaton. Si minors und Land, Owens. 1
Score :io< (ind game1"
Chlfago .. .. !. .. 003 02-5 4 l i
Brooklyn.lil 00- ' 8 0
? RijIidfrgraBt and Wilson; Wilson
ant Owens.
Hg NATIONAL
At Boston 6; Chicago 2. First gamo.
.B?at or 12; Chicago S. Second
game.
At New York 4; Pittsburgh 2 Flrat
^^' \v York 2; Pittsburgh 4. S'c
At i'hilndolphia ?0; Cincinnati 9.1
First K.U.,0. ,
At Philadelphia 7; Cincinnati .4. y
Sceoni' came. I
At lirooklyn 0; St. Louis 3. Flrat
game.
\t ltrroklyn 0; St.-Louls 3., Second ?,
aaa*. i
.^Blunts Win One, La** Ore, ' I
New York. Sept. 2*.-New Yortt and J
PBttburgb divided their double head- i
er today. Pittsburgh lo? the tiret: I
game 4 to 2 for their twelfth, stralgt
defeat, but turned tho tables in' th
noeortd gnme, when they Won by til
name score; Fletcher In the tin
game drovo ir three runs and scoreP
the fourth himself.
Score first game
Pittsburgh . . .. 020 OOO 000-2 7
New York .. 100 001 02x-4 9
Harmon and Coleman; Tesreau an
Meyers. ;
Score second game
Pittsburgh .... 000 200 101-4 ll
Now York .. .. 200 000 000-2 6
Adams and Schang; Mathewson an
McLean, Meyere.
Two Homers With Mea On.
Philadelphia, Sept. 26.-Hard hittim
[enabled the home team to defeat Oin
( innat i twice today 10 to 9 and 7 t
4. In the second game Crayath ant
Magee each knocked a* home run wit!
kwo men on bases.
Beere first gaine--- .
Cincinnati .. ..211302 00- 9 15
philadelphia V. 202 OOO 024-10 14
I Ailina. Schneider and Gonzales; Tin
cup. Ocschger. Mattl&on and. Burns.
Score second game-.
['ii; ein I. at i .... 000 000 040-4 7
philadelphia v.. OOO^SSO Ola-7'.ir
I Lear and GonsaleB, Glockson; Alex
m der and. Killi ff er..
El?ten l? Ruccesilon
'''Brooklyn'," ?Bept. 26.-Brooklyn'i
Vinning streak was stretched to olov
m gomoa when St. Louis was def eat et
oday in the first game of a doubl<
loader, score 6 to 3. In th? seconc
ontest when Perritt allowed Brook
yu only three hits, St. Louis won.
'core first game
Et. LOUIB .. ... 210 OOO OOOy-S 8
brooklyn.. . .100.06^.00x^P^
I uvnk, rfiehutr? tutu niuRu, P?c?i
lind McCarty.
Score second garrrc-^
Bt. Lonla . '.', .. 000 000 003-3 7
prooklyn.000 000 000-0 3
PerHtt and Snyder; Allen, Stech
nd Miller, .
Internationa! League
At Newark 10; Jersey City 1.
At Providence 23; Baltimore ls?.
At Montreal 1-2; Buffalo 9-'?.
American AaaocSaiion
At Indianapolis 2; Columbus 4.
At LOUtsvilk 2; Cleveland 5.
At Kansas City 6; Minneapolis 4.
- Vt Milwaukee ll; St. Paul 3.
DECIDE UPON DAY
orld's Beries Will Beata on
9th, ls ?axially Animu-r?L
(By Associated Press.t
Chicago,. StL.pt. 24.~*-Play in the se.
tm for the a^rld's baseball cham<
rishlp w??1 begin on October 9. al
'Clock according to anneuncemeni
iy President B. It. Johnsen of th*
km or lean league. The ansoUhccmepi
vas made attor a I-iug dhuamr. tele
>hone conversation with August
Herrmann, chairman of th" National
Baseball Commission. '-.
0 G O ? ii G O O O -^'??(?iO 2 O t..
1 FOOTBALL ??
JO ^ o
0 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
.*?' .f.f?
At Hhaca, N. Y.: Pittsburgh 9;' Corr
nell 3.
At Philadelphia: Pennsylvania 14;
Gettysburg 0.
At Athens. Ga.: Georgia 81; Dah
lonega 0. -
M Cambridge: Harvard 44; Batea 0.
Ai Princeton, N. J.: Princeton 12;
Rutgers 0.
At New Haven: Yale 20; University
ot Maine 0.
At Bloomington, Ind.: Indiana 18;
Depauw G.- ^
At Amherst, Maa.: Final score:
Bowdom 7: Amherst C.
Atf Hanover,-N. -H.: Dartmouth 20;
Massachusetts Agricultural Colege G.
At Washington, Penna: Washington
and Jefferson 26; Mount Union 22. ;
At South Bethlehem, Pa.: Lehigh
12; Franki In, and Marshall 0.
At Syracuse, N. Y.i Syracuse 37;
. Hobart 0.
I At'providence. R. I.: Brown 24;
J Norwich 0.
J At Washington, D. C.: Fordham vi;
i Georgetown 0.
I At Easton, Pa.: Lafayette 41; Dcle
? ware 0.
I At Hamilton. H. Y.: Colgate 40;
Ohio Wesleyan University 0.
At Lexington, Va.: Virginia Military
Ins.titute 30; Hampton Sydney 7.
At Oiarlottesville: University of
, Virginia 39; R&ndolph-Macon 0.
At Nashville. Tenn.: Vanderbilt Re
i serves 19; Cumberland 0. I
{ At Le?!nston-. Ky.: University of
Kentucky 87; Wilmington 0.
1 At Chapel Hill. N. C.: University of.
, North Carol???a>44: R?chac?'.d Cc!ie?o'
(Richmond, Va.) 0.
Cornell Loses Another.
Banca. Sept. 26.-The University of
Pittsburgh again triumphed ovor Cor
nell at. football today, winning 9 to
p. Cornell .ncored on a Hold goal.hy
Barrett. Williamson, for jPijtsburgh
recoiled a punt oh his own 35 yard
j mic and ran by tho entire Cornell
[team for * touchdown. Histitg3
recored *.. field ecol. ,
F ri J. *^s.-(---<r ...5 s H . ..'.
I 'th-' t rianon Squad Won
I Cambrl.<go Sept. 20s-Harra! '
I football machine, In Us first gamo of
j tho season tcday . overwhelmed Batc3
' 44 to 0. The Crimson developed a new
j field fcickor tn McKinley /daves'
j-forward pass waa superior to Har
Pennny Had Her Hoads Fnfl.
? Philadelphia. Sept. 26.-Pensylva
I vania had to play bart today to beat
Getty*bPrg <?oltege 14 tb o'. Pe.nnsyl
[ vania'? forward pas ?uoottug w:ts ?u><
fa sucosas. ?
Old. KU Triumphed.-J
tfev:i**fen? 8?pt. 20.-Yale, ployi-iT
[-d' wide open offensive gimo "ami ir,
'i?t?s ??f^foral forward passe? . bsd
np ^trouble defeating the University
pf Maine 20 to^O today. Six of Yale's
sight forward passes were successful,
in addition' lo a dozen ' bewildering
delayed and triple passes.
Princeton Takes Open?
Princeton, Sept. 26.-Prlncot
the first game of ber foot
?oday from Rutgers 12 to
i ion featured the first pasBj
used a new formation,
men behind the center and'
most Impossible to tell wo
the bail, but the play netted t '
KrottDd- _ o
Seventy Yards For Touchdown
Charlottesville. Sept 26.-The Uni.
.versify:,of ; Vif*' Ja ?today had JKtle
trouble winning the ural gaine of the
local football season from Randolph
Macon college, by the score, pt, 39 to
0. Baker, Virginia's right "t?cale'fur
nished thc' sensational feature ,of the
I gamo by capturing the ball on a kick
i off and running seventy yards', for a
touchdown. Mayer scored two touch
iowns and Spar three. -'1 .
The Day In Congress
Washington. 8ept. -<i-Senato mot nt
noon.
Resumed consideration of {tbo Ai?u
ka coal and land leasing hill.
Passed substitute for Alaska coal
and lessing Hil restricting* leases to'
American citizens,
}??MCV ?v u.oG ir. lu. tu uuuu
Monday.
Mouse met at noon
Beterred the substitute rivers sud
harbors bill to a committee.
Indefinitely postponed :-.ct.*on on ra
dium conservation hill.
Debated a rule giving, right .
Immediately lo the Philippine luden*?:*
dence bill.
Adopted special rule for c?nsl
tlon of Jones Philippine bill, V
general debate to 12 boure 1
ne limitation on amendments
Adjourned,at 8:CO to neon".<*.<
S
BALLY DAY AT OT JOHN'S
AH Members of thc Snndav Hr!
Are Urged ?? A?tet?f.^TI
The Sabbath school ofi/Oioi
??fohn'B Methodist vhnr? ,i * pT??'
?nave a Rally Day st ibo Sun
school tonvjrrow. Card., have t
teat to all tno absent rnemnt'ir of
clnsscs and one of the lardes?,
Htl?|Uuice on record M ? < -
?Bunday school ir. dol ^ a ir>
~A*. "St John's and th:: even- for ten
~vw lp thc graduation ?icorP*i?s o?
?&tckr.hMd intht i^i,.: <.
'..w>ffi* will have oj.Q-i ?nrt?f
liMt:r.% work bstoa?- th*
tebool.