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Glenn Plumbing Co. "The Plumb Good Plumber." Anderson's Oldest and Mott Re liable Plumber FRANK GLENN ls Now In Business For Himself And prepared to do any and all kinds ol plumbing at the best prices to be obtained Phones 922 and 508 123 Rose Hill Wedding Presents for the June Bride We have a very large assort ment of everything pretty, and serviceable that you would expect to find at a first class jewelers, suitable for wedding presents. Drop in and let us show them to you. It will afford us great pleasure, whether you purchase or not. LYON The Cash Jeweler To the Farmers of An derson County: We can supply you with Nancy Hall, Portorico and Providence Potato plants in any quantity at 92.00 per 1,000. Good strong plants and true to name. We get plants every day Very truly, C. F. POWER & SON Phone 117 201 McDuffie St. (PROFESSIONAL I CARDS j DR. J. E. WATSON General Practice Office ta Ligon ft Ledbetter Building North Main Street, Office Phone 210. R?sidence Phone 286. C. GADSDEN SAYRE Architect 405-406 Bleckley BuUdmg Anderson, S. C. Chisholm, Trowbridge & Suggs DENTISTS New Theatre Building _W. WhitnerSt_ !M???MM?MMOMMM?M| OPEN NOSTRILS! END : i A COLD QR CATARRH : : How To Get Belief When Head < J and Nose are Stuffed Up, o Count fifty I Your cold la head or catarrh disappears. Yonr clogged nos trils will open, the air passages of your head will clear and you caa breathe freely. No more snuffling, hawking, mucous discharge, dryness or headache; no struggling for breath at night Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist and apply a little of tala fragrant antiseptic cream ta your nostrils, it p?n?tr?tes through every sir passsge of the head, sooth ing and healing the swollen or la flan .cl membrane giving yda Instant relief. Head colds and catarrh yield like made. Don't stay stuffed upi acd miserable. Relief ls cure. Reports of the aerial bombardment I of Venice fall to give the customarv ?eettoa ot great botes left la tk/ streeiu.-Philadelphia North Ameri can. ' j Old Champion Holds Metropolitan Golf Title .Miss Lillian R. Hyde. Outplaying her opponent in all de partments of the game. Miss Lillian IL Hyde, of the South Shore Field Club easily retained her grip on the title by defeating Mrs. Joseph E. Davis, of Hiping 1 -jck, 4 up and 3 to play in the decisive round of the Women's .Metropolitan Coif Associa tion championship tournament ut the Sleepy Hollow Country Club, Long Island. This makes the fourth time that Miss Hyde has won the Metropolitan, and unless someone wita a game a great deal better than anything shown comes along, lt will probably bo quite a while before the Long Island girl's supremacy in her dis trict will be placed in jeopardy. Miss Hyde's best shots were made in the early stages of the match and nothing better was seen than her beautiful 3 at the first. A long drive and a full iron left her a putt of scarcely two feet, which she made for a 3. This bole ls 338 yards long and was none too easy because of the adverse wind. For the first four holes Miss Hyde never gave her op ponent a chance. The champion won the second in 4 and the next in 5. Mrs. Davis ovbr-approachlug. A 4 up the hill to thc fourth was entirely too much for the Piping Rock woman. This made Mrs. Davis 4 down. She halved the short fifth and won the next when Miss Hyde topped her drive into trouble. After Miss Hyde won the seventh. Bhe halved the next two, so that the champion turned her home 4 up, going out In 43 to her opponent's 47. Miss Hyde's driving was faulty coming back, but, even BO, she easily held the other, who made frequent mistakes, besides failing to get. any thing like normal distance through the faraway. Miss Hyde won the tenth easily, 10 to 7; halved the next, but lost the twelfth, which she at tempted to play safely. Miss Hydo also messed up the short thirteenth which her opponent wo nm 4 to 5. Miss Hyde was then only 3 up. She topped her drives from the next two tees, got a half in 5 at number 14, and won the fifteenth when Mrs. Davis approached weakly, and wound up by taking 3 putts. That ended matters, ' Miss Hyde's margin being 4 and 3. Uric Acid In Meat Clogs* the Kidneys Take a Glass of Salts if Your' Backhurts or Bladder Bothers. _ . I It you must hsve your mest every day. eat lt but flush your kidneys with salts, occasionally, says a noted authority who tells us thst meat forms urie acid which almost para lyses the kidneys In their efforts to expel it from the blood. They become sluggish and weaken, then you suf fer with a dull misery In the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or* sick headache, dirtiness, yonr stom ach sours, tongue is coated, and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine geta cloudy, full of sediment, the channels often get sore and Irritated, obliging you to seek relief two or three time daring the night. To neutralise these Irritating acids, to cleanse the kidneys end flush off the body's urinons waste get four j ounces of Jed 8alts from any phar macy, here; take a tablespoonful ia a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then set floe. This famous salts Is msde from the acid of grape? and lemon juice, combined with llthls, sad has been used for generations ? to flush sad stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralise the adds in urine, so lt no longer Irritates thus ending bladder weakness. ' lad Slats is inexpensive; cannot In jure, mkea a delightful effervescent Uthla-water drink. ?*+?+?*+?*+?**#+*++ + ?+1 + + ? STANDING OF THE CLUBS. ? ? ? ++?+??+++?+??+?+++? South Atlantic. Won. Lost. p. C. Macon . 27 16 Al bun y. 25 17 Charl- iou . 26 18 Columbus. 23 22 Savannah. 21 22 Jacksonville .... 20 24 Columbia. 17 27 Augusta.15 28 Southern Won. Lost. New Orleans .... 30 - 16 Birmnigham .... 26 17 MemphiB. 25 21 Nashville. 25 22 Chattanooga .... 21 22 Atlanta. 21 24 Mobile. 18 28 Little Rock .... 15 29 American. Won. Lost. P. C. Chicago. 27 14 669 Detroit. 25 17 595 Boston . 18 15 645 New York . 19 16 643 Washington .... 16 18 471 Cleveland ...... 17 20 469 St. Louis . 16 23 CO Philadelphia .... 13 27 325 National. Won. Lost. P. C. Chicago. 23 16 690 Philadelphia .... 20 16 656 Boston . 18 16 529 Brooklyn. 18 18 600 St. Louis ...... 19 20 487 Pittsburgh . 18 20 474 New York . 14 20 412 Cincinnati . 15 29 341 Federal. Won, Lost. P. C. Pittsburgh. 23 16 690 Newark. 21 16 683 Chicago. 23 17 676 "ansas City .... 22 17 5C4 Su Louis . 17 17 500 Brooklyn. 18 19 48o Baltimore. 16 23 410 Buffalo. 12 27 308 ? YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. * National League. At Pittsburgh 0; Chicago 2. At St. Louis 4; Cincinnati 2. At Boston 7; New York 0. At Brooklyn 5; Philadelphia 4; eleven inn inga. American League. At Philadelphia 3; Washington 5. At Cleveland 1; St. Louis 2. At Chicago 4; Detroit 0. At Ne wYork 3; Bouton 4; thirteen Innings. Federal League. At Brooklyn 2; Newark 7. At Chicago 1; Kansas City 3. ? At Buffalo 8; Baltimore 1. Pittaburgh-St. Louis; not schedul ed. Southern League. At Memphis 2; Mobile 0. At Nashville 5; Atlanta 2. At Chattanooga 5; New Orleans 4. At Little Bock 3; Birmingham 5; eleven innings. Sooth Atlantic League. At Albsny 1; Macon 6. At Augusta 4; Charleston 2. At Columbia C; Savannuh 3. At Columbus 4; Jacksonville 3; twelve innings. MANY GRADUATES AT CITADEL Forty-four Men to Receive the Degree of Bachelor of Science. Charleston, June 1.-The com mencement exercises at the Citadel will begin on Friday, June 11th, and will close on the following Tuesday. This year's graduating class consists of forty-four young men and is tho third largest that has ever been grad' uated, being out-numbered only by the classes ot 1886 and 1894. Rev. J. II. Thayer, of thc class of '02, will preach the baccalaureate sermon in the Citadel Square Baptist church y u nd ay morning at 11:30 o'clock. The commencement address will be delivered by Dr. H. N. Snyder, president of Wofford college. Cadet A. W. Folger. of Baslcy, ls the com mencement representative of the stu dent body. His subject ls "The High er Patriotism." Following ls the program. Friday Afternoon, Jone Uta. Competitive compsny drill; dress parade. Senday Morning, June lfth 11:30 a. m.-Baccalaureate sermon by F.'sv. J. H. Thayer. CISSB of 1902, at the Citadel Square Baptist church. Monday Afternoon, ?ano 14th. Individual competitive drill, final dress parade. Tuesday Morning, Jone I .'it h. 11:00 a. m.-Commencement ad dress by Dr. Henry N. Snyder, ot the German Artillery Hell. OLD YABENNE8. We have had our clean-up day aud both yards and house look very much better. The floor and also the stove have a new coat of paint to wear this summer. We none to have np a new black board before next term. The stats and . county superinten dents were our pleasant visitors isst week. We hope they will visit us more often next year. The last day of school we had a few recitations etc., and had quite s number of trustees, patrons and close neighbors with ns. We aluays en Joy their visita. Cost of tobaccos blended z, * RSI in Camel Cigarettes (?DJ prohibits premiums! ^''H 125 Quality is apparent in every puff of Camels-a I Kl blend ot choice Turkish and choice Domestic to- I av I baccos. You'll prefer them to either kind of IH^l tobacco smoked straight. ^Jlft2 The blend is delightful, creating ^^iSkf^^wSm a cigarette that's smooth, fra*- i f?^mW^^i\^T\\ ?rant and satisfying and without y^^?mSmW^^^^W^m a suggestion of tongue-bite, ^^^?^^^^fCf^ W throat-parch or any unpleasant V^^wii^*^ \tm cigaretty after-taste I UifJ/v^''^' - ' ifli Compare Camels with any \^^L^H^^^>^/M ^ cigarette in the world. They'll ^^^L^^fey^^MB CAMELS o,1l 20 for 10c. If your dealer can't V^IV^"^^ ' M l\ supply you, ?und i 0c fur onu parhaguor $t.0O XliCkjMbW III ^gkfStpTl^ fur a carton af tun package? (20O cigarutf?), \?^^~" M&*~**tA*?^~ ? iVA ?tnt potto gu prepaid*. If af tur mmoking ona ^?5?**?\ - ' ' ??LS packagu you otu not dmtightud with CAMELS. \ rflSt* , ft H ? V * ^ti^J return thu a*hur nine packagu? and wm will wfLfP^itB*' t^^^-S?5^^^*^ refund your dallar and pautas*. If -y~^\ ?^^^^L^mT^wXw ^^^f^^^^^ R. J.^^R^YMOl^S T0JAcco ^^^^^^^^^^^ ?ib?elITf II Germany's Answer to U. S. Protest Blames Brittan; Asks Arbitration WHAT PRESIDENT WILSON DEMANDED. Disavowal of the acts of which the United States complains. Reparation so far as reparation is possible for injuries which are without measure. Immediate steps to prevent the recurrence of acts subversive of the principles of warfare. WHAT GERMANY GRANTS. Expressions of regret for injuries sustained by Americans from German submarines and aerial attacks. Regarding Gulflight and Cushing attacks promises compensation for "unintentional attacks" on non-contraband carrying neutral ves sels. Will refer to The Hague for settlement cases in which Germany's responsibility is in doubt. WHAT GERMANY ASKS. That consideration of President Wilson's demands be deferred un til the facts are established in Lusitania case. Whether thc Lusitania complied with the United States laws re f/arding carrying of explosives on passenger ships. Whether the Lusitania had kind of bulkheads required under inter national regulations following Titanic disaster. Whether the Lusitania was not an English auxiliary cruiser .with mounted concealed guns, ammunition and Canadian soldiers on board. What thc United States has done toward getting Great Britain to permit the importation of food into Germany. GERMANY CHARGES. That England used American passengers as shields to protect con traband on British vessels. Milan Students Against German Professors. . At Poor et Milan Polytechnic Institute Students of the Milan Polytechnic Institute, a famous school of north Italy, broke out In a frensled demon .trallon Just before war was declared. They gathered la front of thebuild lng and demanded the expulsion ot German professors ot the Institution. Speeches which -attacked these pro fessors and denounced Germany were wildly spplauded. YES .erday is gone. Tomorrow does not ex? ist. TODAY is the day of Opportunity. This is the coloumn of opportunities. Read it. Use it-if you seek a broader opening for yourself, if you seek men, if you want to buy or sell machinery, fixtutes, equip-ment. Classified Columns Want Advertising Rates Twenty-rive words or lets, One Time 26 cen's. Three Times 60 cents. Six Tim x ll 00 All sdvertisement over twea^y-flve wurde prorate Cor ?sch additional word. Halen on I .?00 words to be used in a i'ontli murin ou ?ppll ?on No advertisement taken for leas than 26 cents, cash In advance. It your name appears In the telephone directory yen can telephone your want ad to 321 and a hill witt be malled arter Its Insertion for prompt payment. WANTS --o WANTED-A reliable representative ; In every community to act as agobl for Th0 Intelligencer. Liberal com i missions paid. Apply The Auder m j Intelligencer. 2-2fc< . j SITUATION WANTED-Young mani wuntu position as driver of auto ? truck or in auto repair shop. Small salary till ability is proven, ll. ti. cure Intelligencer. If. WANTED-To rent an adding ma chine for the next 30 days. Realty Trust Co. FOR SALE FOR SALE-Pure Nancy Hall Potato Slips ut $2.00 per thoucund. We handle no other variety; our ship per wired nu today giving UB a re duction of llfty cents per thousand effective Monday. Fur mun Smith, .Seedsman, Phone 464. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED- You to know that I nm Btill on tin- job with tho bent weed and cal on thc market, if you don't believe it try me. W. (). Timer, Phone G49. Successor to Piedmont Coal and Wood Co. 4-15-tf. WANTED-50c each for empty half barrelH lr. good condition, denn in side with heads and stnve3 unbrok en. No paint or kindred barrels. Petroleum Oil Co. Yard. 5-27-Ct. LOOKING a quarter of a mlle Inside of Stump House Mountain the Old Tunnel Cut before thc Civil War 6 miles above Walhalla, S. C., Send 25 for 5x7 photograph or ?end 10 for Bteroscopic view. Waiter iiunuicutt, Tallulah Falls, On. 5-30-ltp. TAKEN UP, ASTRAY-Three year lings on W. H. Osborne's land near Toxaway Crossing. Owner can have, nan.*; by calling at Hoper's Store, pud paying all costs and damages. Hichard Roper, Anderson, S. C. C-l-tf. WANTED-A position by experienced stenographer. Address Stenograph er, care Intelligencer. 6-30-33t. FOR RENT FOR RENT-8tore recently occupied by The Intelligencer Job Printing Department If interested lu a flue stand and good proposition, apply to The Intelligencer. 3-I3-tt LEGAL NOTICES INCOME TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE. Darken Gray Hair, Look Young, Pretty Sage Tea and Sulphur Darkens So Naturally That Nobody Call TelL The time foo making Income Tax Returns will close the 1st ot July. All who fall to make income tax by that time will have to pay cost and penalty. ThlB lr. from Carlton W, Sawyer, Comptroller General, at Co lumbia, 8. C., so I would be glad to have you make these returns at once, BO your Auditor will not be embar rassed. Those who refuse to make Income Tux Returns will be compelled to do so ut heavy cost. This ls tho Jaw iud BO long as it is, I will have to enforce it for Anderson County. Winston Smith, Auditor. Almost everyone knows that Sago Tea and Sulphur, properly compound ed, bring buck the natural color and lustre to the hair when aded, streak ed or gray; also ends dandruff, Itch ing scalp und stops falling hair. Years ugo the only way to get thia mixture eas to muke it at homo, which is mussy and troublesome Nowadays, by asking at any drug store for "Wyeth'p Sage and Sul phur Compound," you will get a large bottlo of this famous old recipe for about 50 centB. Don't Btay gray! Try it! No one can possibly tell thnt you darkened your hair, as lt does it BO naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one amati strand at a time; by morning the gray bair dlsappear?. and after an other application of two. your bair becomes beautifully dark, thick and glossy._ _' Claims Aglnst the County. All claims against the county must be flied with the clerk of the county commissioners on or by the 1st day nf each month in order that said claims may receive attention at the next board meetings. Claims not BO flied will be luid aside for thirty days. ; J. Mack King, Supervisor. May 22. 1915._ CHEAP INSURANCE. You can buy a bottle of Dr. Hilton's Lifo For Tho Liver and Kidneys No. 2. and cleanse your system from all impurities of your body, and .javo lota of rh Kin-ss and lost time. Price 25 and 50 cents. For salo by all druggists. Drlstrlbuted by Murray Drug Co., Columbia. S. C._ //figp RIDER AGENTS WANTED ff IB ^?TW?J" EACH TOWN and dUtricttoridoand exhibit a sample Latest Model (a ll "Ranier" Mcycle furnished by us. Our Bider Agaa ts everywhere are \? ^^Sw si aJy mnUimriuoiiey fast, ll rite fur full particular* and tveciai off tr atone?. / VflaJfU B?7T#??\ NOMOnEVReQUIRBOuntllyoureceWeandapproveyourblcycle. / / 1 mrVii Ml ?? W" Hll|P to anvime anywhere in tho U. B. tr?htrut a emt devora la I f\ ?sT??a HF f\m Ddvaiice.nrriMy/rT(0ht,andallowTsniOAVa'PREBTRIAi.darliic / / I ?3 ll II/MR which time you may Hilo thu bicycle and put lt to any tost you wish. / } ff iii? IB fr wai 1 f v?u aro theu not perfectly s&tlsflcd or dO not wish to keep the bl I \ ' fit 1MB W I'Vi/mB cycle ?li lu lt back to us atourexpenaeand votuvUlnotbeout one tent. I i ? li SalSk ll U MHcanTnDV DSS?PCC We furnish the hUrhest grade bicycles lt U I vf', lil* II iWX?? ?b I Uni rillUt* possible to make at one smaU proBt abor? I i ftimm ll MWPVHE actual factory cost. YousavetlOtoSSmtddlnmen'aproStebybuy I 1 \#A"/auTmsl W,Jmrn1"* direct of us aud hu vo tho mauufacturcr'siruaran tee behind your I ^M\mmmm iQsWslblcycle. DO NOT BUY a bicycle or a pair of Urea from onveme at I ^w^Jr MlJImmwViilWanv price until you receive our catalogues and learn our unheard of I / VI) v HMHUVe f\I rMfact?rv price* and remarkable rpedaX offen. \ vH^Wxm?T WILL BE ASTONISHED ^IS^^???S?: 1 l' 'A WV \ WL1?. tb? troadtrfully ?.'io fi ri rt M wo can make jon th!? JOLT. WO m?t tn* bli bael |ra?* \ Vf Win \WtjBr ?boro factorr cost sSlCVCLf/ DUALU WW. yon ean saU oar bloy*Je?aao*r I oar I ll Mt Ml <SaS7 owa un* pl*U at doubt* oar prieta. Orders flited tba day raoaHrod. \\ y I Jo/ x*>/ eacQWOMAWO eicvci.ee. Wed3notr?*^te^h*ndtes?wart ?salHiiT????. Val 1 W/but nsolaly hat* a numbar on hand takes In (nus br our Chicago mall storr*. Tb*** ?. otear COASTER BRAKES, ?u^i?TIt?^^^"'*1'* ? I AM Hedgethorn Puncture-Proof $ M M I ii Self-healing Tiresro^Ji^r 43L , I ^mmW TK' water rrtall prie* o/ that MIMI tm "I 11 WP M la?-? -~~ tlrt?liHu.OOprrttatr.b*t?oint,Q. AB HSRV fmetuirrilltrll you a $ampU pair for HM <oo*A ^**^^_ a?-."^ NC^RETROUBLEFROMPIHCTBRES g Kft Walla,TaaliarOaasewtllwo? lt Pta air-a, I A hundred thousand pairs sold last year. TaSMVftV&VftVMVMV&^ rtFSOaBt?Tt*%??a Made in all shies. IS ^^???JJBBJJBBJJBBHB t?tUf f Flinn u "ve,_ and easy BS ridlns*. very durable and lined Inside with ^kmm9mtm^gmmWm^Lm OS; J a special o.u?llty of rubber, which never be- win UnBWM,*auUEMaMUkmV/ comes porous and which closes np small mm? r -^?*MS punctures without allowing air to escape. They welch BjH NMIeeltetMekrutvbertreawt no more than an ordinary tire, the puncture restsUng-MB "a?? awsustursi ?tria?l2iVI qualities bel nar rt run by several layers of 'Aln. specially "JRF aaa ?o*'elserim ?rtiV? "H'? prepared fabric on the tread. The rearular price of tasse gmt ?s> aiewt rim euttlnx. TM ? Urea ls tiO.OO per pair, bat for advertising purposes wo ? t lr? il M ou t last s H v Jkar are makin? a special factory price to Ute rider of only lizlTlmi^i mt.Smite W 8U uer pair. All " Tiers shipped same day letter U ? B*^5^lLvKUA*T,C received. We will ship C O.D. on approval. Yow do T B?BIV RIOIRO. not need to pay a cent until you examine and ?nd Utem strictly as i^SMiited, We will allow a cash SIseouMtof&per cent (thereby making the price B4.SB per pair) If you send FULL CASH Af ITH OBDBRand enclose thj* e^verasercwit. Toaran no risk tn sondin? us an order as tho t ires may be returned at OUR expense If tor any reason they are not fsWsMoty oa ?TS,U>-Hoc w* ar* psrfaooy rllssa? sod moaay a-i to a* ts a* sat? ss ta a baa?. Uro? ords* a pair of tho** Has, jou ?rm tad tbaYthoy rta rMs *a*t*r. rsa ?Mar, vas* batter, last tovcar sad look ?aar thaoaar tin? TO? hatoorer na?dor*MB at sar prto*. Wo tow that toa mta baso w?M ?t|?ti il tfcst wa-TOO want ?rte? ?notad s_JT?; or -rilo for oar Ms Ttr* aa4 Sosdr? C?talo* o* ?bteb daoorUias S^ ?o?eaa ail ataaal ?ad