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?The, casualties from tho great European War aro airead? nora 21
than a m ilium. Such a blot upon humanity ia alrno.t inconceivable. Ml
yet thu terrible warte of life ia not aa great aa tba toll le??ed by tb? 4U?
deadly fly. Bureau* of M od i cal Research. Dec tor? and Superintend JTm
dent? of Health agree that the Fly aa . spreader o? contagious du- Jhjt
.aaa and dc My germa, has no ?quai. )H
Whj .ntsrate . mena?a to health and cleanlineas? OM
Kill them! Rid your boas* of them I \M
Shepard's House Fly Driver and Insect Exterminator $1
Kills thc Fly and Prevents Disease. vii
LOUISIANA HEALTH OFFICER'S ENDORSEMENT. M
Or. C C Chandler. President Shreveport Board of Health. Endorses Shep. Wt
.rd's House Fly Driver sad Insect Exterminator. 7?a
FhrctTi-porl. IA.. March 17. IOU. ?H
Hhfp?Tfl'? Chr-mlra! Company of Wllminjctoii, N. <;., baie pix duro.1 a long
(?ll waut ttl a harmlcHH proparnilnn that will KIM. Kilo?. Kneebes, Mo,- /v#r\
quit?os and olh.T INHKCIH. This preparation KI Li<S K Ilea and Roachna ??v.
br Ihn use of a sinai I quantity sprayed about Ul? room t>y means ?fa Mow rr v?tl
iM-il hy ih? mouth. lt I* quito a \aiuablc addition Vj ibo means tor the fy
P'oventlon of ?tin-a-p, and tho comfort of the people. M
Your.-, truly. ti. ?. CH ANOhKK. M. T>. e3f
l'it?. SbreTcport Board of Health and TJoalth Officer. JU
lt kills the MadseitiHoe-S) like the Flier? and is sure death to Bert- ,A
Bug*. Boarhea, Ant?, MothT and All Other Insect*, fhe fumes fifi m
aro not injurious to people. Sold at all stores in the amber buttle with W. 1*
a sprayer fr.... c*
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ICE TEA
ICE TEA
Having recently received an assortment of Chase & Sanborn's
Teas-The Scfcwtop Canister Line-we want to call your at
tention to the special values they represent.
Fach of these standard hrands is specially selected with a
view to giving critical users the very best possible value. Tov
make doubly sure that they reach you in perfect condition they
are packed iii screw-top canisters with an inner parchment seal
which preserves all the original bouquet*and flavor for you.
These teas are most economical. One pound makes over 200
cups. The next time you need tea remember Chase & Sanborn's
High Grade Teas in Canisters.
Anderson Cash Grocery Co.
The Ford--a great utility because it serves all the
people." The popular choice,. because it gives
better service at a lower cost. Popular again,
because il ls simple and easily understood by
everybody. And with all the refinements, it is
still the same dependable Ford, and sells for $60
less than last year-besides the plan of sharing
profits with the buyers.
Buyers will share in profits if ve sell at retaiP
300,000 new. Ford cars between August 1914
and August 1915. ;
Touring Car $490-, Runabout $440; Town Car $690;
Cou?rcletv?760; Sedan $?75. f. o. b. Detroit with all
equipment
On display and sale at
TODD AUTO SHOP
TELEPHONE SYSTEM
IN HOTEL CUPOLA
PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE
HAS BEEN CONTRACTED
FOR BY MANAGEMENT
50 TELEPHONES
Will bc Installed in as Many
Rooms-New Lobby Will
Soon be Completed.
Manager W. S. Beaty nf the An
lerson division of the Southern Roll
Telephone and Telegraph company an
nounced yesterday that he had clonen
i contract with Proprietor R. It. King
of thc Hotel Chlquola for tho install
ation privat'.- branch exchange In this
well known and popular hostelry. A
"privat?? branch exchange," for th/
onligbtmcnt of those who might not
be conversant with the significance
nf tin? terni, means that n telephone
will be placed in every room in the
hotel; that these telephones will ne
connected with a "central" omeo In
the lobby of the hotel; and that any
one may telephone from any roon-, in
thc hotel to any point out In the city
or elsewhere, and any one may 'nho?3
from any point in the city or else
where to a person in the hotel, talking
to that person in his own room. It
will be probably tim most modern con
venlences the hotel psBcsses.
The contract calls for the install
ition of 50 telephones in the hotels.
These are to bc specially designed In
:frumenls. made of black metal with
nickel trimmings. The switchboard,
will J?e made to order, constructed of
dark mahogany.
In speaking of the matter yester
day. Mr. Beatty stated that ho hoped
to have thc telephones installed in the
hotel within "0 days
This great improvement together
with the new entrance, lobby, stair
way, offices, stairway and other quar
ters that are under construction now
will servo to make the Hotel Chlquola
ino nf the most modern a swell as
>ne of the handsomest In this sec
tion.
The now lobby of tho hotel, which
will bave entrence on North Main
street. Is now being finished up and
will be thrown open for usc In the
next few days,
0 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o j
? RESULTS YESTERDAY o
1 o
OOOOOOOOO?v?O o.o o o o o o
National League.
At Boston 6; Pittsburgh 10.
At Brooklyn 7; Cincinnati 1.
At New York 10; Chicago 0.
At Philadelphia ll; St Louis 2.
American League.
At Chicago ll; Washington 5.
At St. Louis 5; Philadelphia 4.
At Cleveland 1; Now York 4.
At Detroit 2; Boston 5.
Federal League.
At St. Louis 13; Kansas City 2.
At Buffalo 5; Newark 7.
At Pittsburgh 0; Chicago 10.
At Baltimore 10; Brooklyn 6.
South Atlantic League.
At Augusta 4; Columbus 5; ten in
nings.
At Savannah 1; Albany 2.
At Charleston 0; Jacksonville 4.
At Columbia 4; Macon 6.
.Southern Leagne.
At Atlanta 8; Memphis ll
At New Orleans 8; Nashville 1.
At Birmingham 8; Chattanooga 3.
At Mobile 2; Little Pock 1.
Kt Mobile ll; Little Rock 1; both
seven innings.
UNIVERSITY GAMES
At Athens-vieorgla Tech 2; Geor
gia 5.
At Providence-Brown 3; Amherst
0.
At Worcester. Yale 8; Holycross 0.
At Hat. o ver. N. Y.-Dart no vi th 7;
Williams 4.
At Greenville-Furman 0; Clemson
10.
At Ann Arbor, Cornell 2; Michigan
li
At Westpoint-Army 3; . Fordham
16.
At Carlisle-Dickinson 3; Ur sinus
2.
At South Bethlehem-LaFayette 3;
Lehigh 1.
At Princeton-Pennsylvania 5;
Princetown 8.
ORB DEFEATS EQUINOX
Game of Baseball Was Played Satur
day Afternoon by These Teams.
Orr -Mill defeated Equinox Mill In
the regular Saturday 'game of base
ball yesterday afternoon, the score,
being 8 to 3. The game was a good
one, and considering the very short
practlve the Equinox team has had, j
they made a ve rv creditable ahowing.
The batteries for the game wftre:
Orr, Spencer and Kay; Equinox,
Blay lock and Liles. .
Large Number
Visitors la City,
Yesterday saw oae of the largest
crowds that has been in the city in
several weeks, or at least there were
more pooplo ca the streets. Numbers
of th se, ot conree, were residents of
the cl tv who were brought out on
account pf the chautauqua attraction.
The merchante appeared to be doing
good business, throughout the uay.
RECORD BREAKING
CHAUTAUQUA CROWDS
SATURDAY ONE OF THE
MOST ENJOY/"LE DAYS
OF WEEK
JOY NIGHT GREAT
Ex-Governor Shallcnbcrgcr Was
Speaker in thc Afternoon
Fun in Evening;.
Record breaking crowds attended
all t!'o entertainments yesterday, thc
i.ixth day o? tho chautauqua. Earn
day these large audiences are more
and more delighted with tho beau
tiful and Interesting programs giv
en. For tho morning lecture Mr.
Amshury ha?- as bis subject "The
Groat Russian Prose and Poetry W 'It
er." an Intensely interesting aur-Jeet
and given In Mr. Amsbary's most at
tractive manner.
Th,, world ls beginning to appre
ciate more and more Tolstoi's great
work, and thi:; splendid sketch of lils
life nnd work could not fall to please
Tho prelude Cor tho afternoon and
evening program was given by the
Christine Gllcs-Blngham Company, of
four members who play the piano,
violin, cello and flute. Mrs. Ding
bar", does the solo irk and ha? a
beautiful soprano iee of unusual
sweetness. She also ls a violinist ot
marked ability, and In some of her
songs played her own violin oblignto.
Hon. A. G. Shallenberger. ex-gov
ernor of Nebraska and now a member
of congress, spoke In thc afternoon
on "Political Patriotism " Thorough
ly conversant with tho political con
ditions of the day and time?, ho dis
cussed them in a clear and interest
ing manner. As a speaker he pos
sesses au attractive personality, and
that his lecture was thoroughly enjoy
ed was shown by thc frequent hearty
applpiiBc be received.
"Joy might" w^a tho chautauqua
name for th0 evening program, and
joy night it provod to be. with Ralph
Bingham, the widely known humorist
and p'-ince of entertainers, in charge.
From the moment he came out upon
tho platform he gained tho sympathy
of his audience and right royally did
ho entertain thom with his Jokes, and
stories, songs and playing. It was
laugh all the way through, of thc
good healthy sort, and many of Mr.
Bingham's sayings and wit will long
be .remembered by' those who heard
him.
Uiiquawill po- Vc.QKiwa
Sunday is rest day and tho chau
tauqua will bc closed all day.
On Monday, the opening exercise
will be at three o'clock in tim after
noon a.nd thc chautauqua will fud
with Alice Neilson in the night per
formance .
Thomas Brooks Fletcher will speak
in the afternoon.
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
NOSTRILS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied In Nostrils
Relieves Head-Colds ai Once.
If your nostrils arc clogged and
/our head is stuffed and you breathe
freely because of a cold or catarrh,
'ust get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
?alm at any drug store. App'.y a lit
tle of this fragrant, antispetic cream
into your nostrils and. let it penetrate
through every air passago of your
hear, soothing and healing the inflam
ed." swollen mucous membrane and
/ou get Instant relief. -
Ah! h*w good lt feels. Your nos
trils are open, your head ls t ear. no
more hawking, snuffling, blowing; no
more headache, dryness e.- struggling
for breath. Ely's Cream Balm ls Just
what sufferers from head colds and
catarrh need. It's a delight.
IF SKIN BR?KS ~
our AND ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR
. ?
1
UM it Ilk? a cold cream asid
dry XcMgaa eruptions
tight up.
The moment yo?, apply bold-sulphur
to aa itching or broken out skin, the
itching stops and heating begins, saya
. renowned dermatologist.
Thia remarkable sulphur made into a
thick cream effects tush prompt relief,
even in aggravated Resent * that lt la
A never-ending source ot ?un: lenient to
physicians.
' Fer many years bold-sulphur has oc
cupied a secure po? it itu m the treat
ment of cutaneous eruptions,by reason
of its cooling, parasite-destroying prop
erties and nothing has ?fer been found
so take its' place in relieving irritable
and inflammatory affections of the-akin.
\Vhtle not always establishing ? perma
nent cure, yet in every instance, it
immediaV-ly subdues the itching irrita
tion and heats.the Eczema right up and
it is often years later before any erup
tion again manifests itself.
Any good druggist will supply an
ounce of bold-hiilpnnr, which should be
.pplied to the affected parts Uk? the
ordinary cold creams It Isn't unpleas
ant and tb? prompt relief afforded is
very welcome, particularly when the Ec
jmma is itccemnaniatl with torturous itch
ing
Opened Saturday, May
15 for the 1915 Season
We open the season with every indication that it will
be one of great activity. To say that Chick Springs has
leaped to the iront as the South's most modern Spring Re
sort is stating the case just as it is.
To begin with, there is no waler that is superior to
Chick Springs water-its medicinal properties are simply
Nvonderful, as proven by thc many permanent cures of Stom
ach, Kidney, Liver and Bladder troubles.
SPECIAL RATES FOR
WEEK-END P?RTIES
We desire to make this the one spot for the "Home
Folks" to recreate. Spend your week-ends here-we will
make you special rates. It's extremely accessible. The P. &
N. lands you at the door or if you prefer, it's a nice "spin"
by auto.
A day or two, if not more, spent here drinking the fin
est water in the world--eating good, wholesome food will
do you good. Think it over.
Chick Springs Hotel
CHICK SPRINGS, S. C.
SUMMER SCHOOL, WINTHROP COLLEGE
ROCK HILL SOUTH CAROLINA.
June 15 to July Zo, 1915?
Courses of Study
Full course* of study will be provided to tn net the needs of: 1. Superin
tendents and Principal?; 2. High School Teachers; 3. Priman* and Grade
Teachors; 4. Rural School Teachers.
Faculty
' A large Faculty has been secured, composad of specialists and leaders of
education In this and oilier States. ?y
I Special Features
Model School through drat six grades. Special course in Rural School
Problems. Kindergarten practice and lectures on Montessori methods
< Jenora I lectures and entertainments. Beat features of Summer Schools.
Acomtnodations unexcelled.
County Boards of Rducatlon are authorised to renew certificates stilt in
force for ail teachers who <lo satisfactory work in thia Summer School and
take, the final examination.
For ratea and further information, write for Summer School Bulletin.
D. ?. JOHNSON. President.
Rock Hill, S.C.
Charleston & Western
Carolina Railway
To and From the
NORTH, SOUTH,
EAST, WEST
Leaves:
No. 22 . . . > .6:08 A. M.
No. 6 . . . .3:37 P. M.
Arrives:
No. 21 , .Vi 1:15 A. M.
No. 5 . ... 3 :07 P. JW.
Information, Schedules,
rates, * etc., promptly
given.
E. WILLIAMS, G. P. A.,
Augusta, Ga.