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-4-;-: FollowedFriend*s Advice After trying Fruitola mud Traxo, Mrs. L. C. Clara. 844} Melba 8t" Dallas, Texas, wrote tu tho Haue laboratores as follows t "I fiare been a Bufferer from gall-stones, and Fruit ola aa,d Traxo waa recommended and I am glad to sar I took advantage of your most wonderful medicine, with wonderful resulta." Fru? tola and Traxo are two remedies that are ased In combina tion. Fruitola acts on the Intestinal organs as a powerful lubri cant, softening the congested waste and breaking vp the hardened particles so that easy elimination follows quickly, te the great re lief et the patient. Traxo Is a compound of splendid tonic prop, eitles, of special value ta strengthening and restoring the system that bas been weakened by constant suffering. The Plas? laboratories hate many letters on filo testifying te the merit sf Erultoia and Traxo; letters from people who kare used the remedy and snow bow from actual experience what lt bas done for them. For the convenience of the public, arrangements have been made to supply Frsltola sad Traxo through "leading drug stores. In Anderson they can be obtained at Evans* Pharmacy, three stores. MU. JOE 8ITTON Prominent Anderson Connty Citizen Died Thursday. Anderson county lost one of Its best citizens Thursday afternoon in the death of Mr. Joe Siitou which occur red a: his home lu the Brushy Creek township at 4 o'clock. Funeral ser vices were held yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock' and interment was made in tho church yard of St. Paul's church, which stands near his late home. Mr. Sittnn was ir the sixty-ninth year of hts age and for twenty-eight or thirty years had served as a mag istrate In Brushy Creek. He was wide ly known and his friends could be numbered by his acquaintances, ss to know him was to admire him. II. was a mau of rare judgment and was firm m his convictions. In tho adminis trations of tho duties of the office which he lied for so long and to tho entire satisfaction of all parties, his decisions were always fair and im partial, there seldom coming from his court an appeal. He is survived by his.'rife and five' children, four SOQS and one daughter. His death ls mourned by a host ot | fiends, both In Anderson and Green ville counties. CHICORA BANK Pelzer, S. C. . Capital and Surplus ?125,000^0 Collections Olren Careful Attention Ellison A. Smyth, Jno. A. Hudgens, President. Cashier. B. E. Tollison, Asst. Cashier. sisT'T TAM Capital and Surplus 8180400.00 H HU Uni Collections Given Prompt Attention VUJU * VA1 EUison A. Smyth, W. E. Greer, Rolf An Cf President. T. P. and Cashier. DC Ililli j a. V. IL B. Campbell, Asst Cashier. CLOSED TUESDAY NEXT On account off the Reorganization off this Grocery Company now in progress this store w?l remain closed all day next Tuesday--(October 12th). We w3i re ups^ Wednesday asormng as usual We aro particular to notify oar friends ?nd customers thus far in advance off Tuesday so that they may place their orders with ns NOW for their nee ls on that date. WE WiLL RE-OPEN BIGGER, BET TER AND GRANDER THAN EVER. Provost's Store j SOUTH SIDE GROCERY CO. Phones 74 and 98 ll FIVE SALIENT POINTS Peculiar to The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of Newark, N. J.-The Leading Annual Dividend Company-Organized 1845. IThe most favorab'i interest rate on settlement options' during the past fifteen years-* per cont per year. Our leaflet. "A Guaranteed in come," Illustrates ? . effect or this liberal interest rato. With tho Mutual Benefit maximum protection iu furnished at minimum outlay. 2First year non-forfeiture. Our leaflet, "A Full Equivalent for Every Dollar," illustrates this unique Mutual Benoflt feature. Mutual Benefit Life and Endowment policies aro absolutely non-forfeitablo alter the *s t-i . e thereon exceeds $10.00 per $1.000 of insurance. 3Complete retroaction, supplemented by unexpected legacies. The Mu tual Benefit was thc pioneer flt adopting the retroactivo , principle, whereby new privileges, so far as possible, are extended to ult old mem bers- Our leaflet. "Unexpected Legacies." shows how careful thc Mutual lieront has beep to prose, ve the mutual relation, tho practical val?e of vbich ls also illustrated by ?ur leaflet, "Moral Calibre." M The imo Accelerative Endowment plan. The Mutual Benefit origlnat OL ad and adopted Uie Accelerative Endowment plan In 1876. Other com * panics have coaled thc name, but havo not duplicated the plan. Our leaflet, "Endowment Policies at Life Rates," illustrates eomo of tho advan tages of the Mutual Benefit's Accelerative Endowment plan, whereby Life p?n eles may be converted into actual Endowments, mae Scientifically computed Contingency Reserve funds which guarantee ?V security and which made possible the 1616 increase tn Regular .Dirt *r dends to ?ollcyboWor^ At a time ?ko ?ie present Ute Mutual Benefit's wisdom in setting aside these Contingency Reserva funds roust bo apparent to every one. These Heaoive funds not only conserve tho security ot the Com pany, bot stand aa a bulwark behind its liberal dividend scale. Our leaflet. "Security," g*H? ? explanation. Send for a copy of any ope of the, above leaflets (or alr'ef them) and bo convinced, v The Mutual Benefit life Insurance Company M. m. mATT?SON, GENERAL AGENT C. W. Webb, District Agent J. J. Trowbridge, CE. Tribble, W. R. Osborne, Special Agents. Anderson, S. C Arranging For Foe COMMITTEES APPOINTED | AT MEETING YESTER DAY MANY MATTERS WERE DISCUSSED! Publicity, Field, Team Entertain ment and Dance Committee? Were Chosen. A moating waa held : yesterday af ternoon at 6 o'clock for the purpose | ot arranging committees to look s* tho details in connection wlti. tho j Clemson-Augurn football game ?nd j [He discuss means of entertainment, | advertising and publicity. Those! present were: Messrs. T. Frank, wat kins, W. p. Nicholson, Willett P. Sloan, J. II. Godfrey. C. M. Wat-1 kins, C. D. DcCamp, Eugene Watson, John Major, 8. M. Major, Jr., and j Clement Hall. It was pointed out by those pres ent that thc game is only a week off ; and that those who wish to make it a success from every standpoint must] be ?up and doing. About 75 repre?i scntatlvc men of thc cit)- havte signed a $750' guarantee and iv is expected that a few more signatures will be ! secured. In order for thr attendance to bo good at the game ki must be given publicity and everybody must pull together in arranging for the de tails. Mr. W. P. Nicholson was elected chairman of thc meeting and pro ceeded to appoint committees. Some of the men appointed were not pres ent at the meeting but it was known that they would be glad to assist in making the game a success. In ap pointing thc committees it was stated that all would work together to a certain extent, especially so in the case, of the entertainment for toe teams committee and the committee on a dance. Committees aa follows wero ap pointed: Advertising and publicity: J. H. Godfrey, chairman; lt. S. McCulIy, Clement Hall, G. P. Browne, Jr., W. P. Sloan, Li. L. Rice and V. B. Ches-hire. Football field: T. Frank Watkins, -wLslrinan; Jno.'Major. C. J. De Camp, W. P. Nicholson, and S. M. Major, Jr. Entertainment of teams: Jno. Major, Chairman; CF. Ross, H.A. Orr, Louis Ledbcttcr and K. J. Ham er. Dance: W. E. Watson, chairman; W. F. Marshall, C. M. Watklpa Glenn Evans and. W. P. Sloan.. Tho duties of the advertising and publicity, committee will bs to adver tise the game as much ?s is possible all over this section or tho state. Thc means of roing about this wero folly discussed yesterday afternoon and lt was decided to have large placards ?printed. These will be placed tit Spartanburg, Greenville, Greenwood, Hartwell, Ga., and all of the strolls? towns in the upper section of th? state. These cards are being printed today and they will bc distributed ai soon as possible Tho committee de ckled that tho best way to toavo thtc done would bc to have the cards sent to partlci; in the various towna who ere responsible and who will be glac) to assist in tho work. In addition to this, largo posters will be printed and pot in thc Piedmont & Northern cars and distributed along their linea. This committee has A great, deal Of work before lt that is very important. There are several mattera that must he at tended to at once and. therefore, a meeting of this committee is called for this afternoon at 3:30 lu the lob by of the Hotel Chlquola. Football Grounds. The duties of the football ground committee w?ll be to see tlytf tho fleh1 is put Into good condition and that the necessary lines er? made and tho goal posts erected. It is very impor tant that all rocks be off the flctd and those guntlcmon will have this ?cork done.' A meeting of this committee will be held at 4 o'clock this afternoon in Crayton's Drug store. Entertainment of Teams. This commlttco will arrange Quar ters for the members of the two teams at thc hotels in tho city and will meet them at tho trains. They will also arrange .transportation for them to and from Buena Vista park and will see that their stay in Gio city ts msdc as comfortable 8rd as pleas ant as possible. Dance. li in proposed to try to arrange ft dance for. the teams and the visitors j on Saturday hight, provided tho nec essary hall can be secured and other arrangements made.. The members pf Uds committee will also, work In con nection with the entertainment com mittee. With oniy seven more day* until the game, all members of the various committees are asked to attend, the committee meetings when, the?- aro } cailed. One of the biggest, crowd? that has ever witnessed a game of any kind. in Anderson is expected Ja be. here next Saturday and in order to 'have everything ready for the teams and for thai? entertainment and for that of the visitors, a grent atany things most be attended to. Assurance ls coming from all over thi'j section ct the state that people are com's.* to Anderson, to ase the game and Saturday will be a mem orable day for the city. The game will be pl?y*d, raia or shine, at B^ina Vista park and ??Ht be called prompt ly at 5 o'ciock. Within ?ie next few days tickets will be oh sale and some of th* youag ladles er. the cite wm probably have charge of this. SPECIAL LOW RAIES FOR FOOTBALL GAME! PIEDMONT AND NORTHERN ANNOUNCES RATES TO ANDERSON SPECIAL TRAIN Gre* the Blue'Ridge Railway for the Clemton Cadete Will Be Ron. Thc Piedmont and Northern railway have announce* that they will put on special low ..rcundtrip rates foi tho Clcuisou-Auburn fooUbaU gamo .which will bo.played lu Anderson on Saturday afternoon, October 16. T.iese trains wilt be run out of Spar tauhurg. Greenville am! 'Jrccnwooa and, many people from all three places,, aro expected to take advan M?g.V. Rf them - and sec the gamo. Mr. ?C?:' vii? Tliotu, commercial agent, also .slated thal hu would hs glad lo.^lvp ?ho gome as much pub {jetty as .possible and that ho would be,?$164 to cooperate In any way that ho^^ovtild. iji distributing advertising matter.. 2 The rates aa*auuounccd arc as fellows: ' From* Sparta uburg, $12.05; Greer, $1 .?O^J^?vlllc. $1.10; Wl llamstou^&?,cents; Helton 40 coots; Greenwood $1.25. Tuc fare from all Intermediate points will compare with those just given. In all probability there will bo a, great number of the WolTord, Fur man and Halley Military institute students come to Anderson for the game, as well os muny from Erskine college. Ali ot these colleges now have football and much interest ls being taken. In it. Besides these there will bc the usual cumber of football fans and followers ot the two teams who. will come ber'* m that date. Yesterday morning the Hine Ridge railway announced that a special tram would be run ffr?n Cherry's Crossing ito Anderson and.return for the Clem ton cadets- ^: tr that tho roundtrlp faro would be.SO cents. The train i will be nun on hours that will suit tho college authorities and it will j be run b^ok aSvwe BS midnight lt the ; cadets aro allowed to stay here until (hut time. "Last wtbttj?X5ta^.*a bottle ? of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a bad bronchial cough. I felt Its bene ficial effect immediately and before I bad finished the bottle I was cured, .I ? T?O ver tiro of recommending this remedy to my friends," writes Mrs. William Bright, Ft. Wayne, Ind. For aale, by all'dealers. "When wt? didn't have your fare j did tho conductor make you get off and* walk r" |'4V'On!5??eW off. Ile didnt care whether,! walked or sat down."-To |<peka Journal. ~ v> When Babyoirag the Cronp. When ^ mother is awakened from I sound sloop to find her child wlio has gone to bed apparently In tho best of health struggling for breath, she la ?naturally alarmed. Yet if she csa keep her presence of mind and give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy every I ten minutes until vomiting is produc I cd, quick relief will follow and . the child will-drop to sleep to awaken in ;t)ie morning as well, as ever. This I remedy has been In use for many years with uniform success. For sale j by all dealers. SMJS IF KM QR BLADDER BOTHER to Bush Kidneys and neutralize irritating acids? Kidney and Bladder weakness re unir, /rom uric acid, says a noted au thority. The kidneys filter thin acid flrom tho blood and pass it on to tho bladder, where it often remains to Ir r?talo and inflame, causing a burning, scalding sensation, or-setting up au firsts*'4> at the neck of the bladder, obliging you to seek relief two or Uii1 walu ring the night. The sufferer ts .in constant dread, the water passes femtettmes with a scalding sensation ^Hgia-*v?ry profuso; again, there 1J jdllhculty^n avoiding it, . .mlf?t?t.Hffe?kneeS, mott folks call tV-bscswse ?they can't control urina tion;' While rt is extremely annoying and sometimes v%r> painful, thia, is really ons of tho tf>jet simple alimenta to -ovcrcomo,-'??r about four ounces I of ind Snit*? "from your pharmacist and take a tablespoonful in a glass of water -before breakfast, continue this for two,or three days. This will neu tralise the incida tn the orine so it no longer is a source of in Station to the bindar awi urinary organs which then ac* normally again. Jad Salts is Inexpensive, harmless, and ia made from the acids of grapes and lemon Juke, combined with lithia and ls used by thousands of folks who are subject to urinary disorders caus ed by uric acid Irritation. Jad Salts is splendid for kidneys and causes sib bt*d effects whatever. rlsra yon have a pleasant efferves cent isthta-wator drink. Whioh quickly relieves bladder tn mle. Just Out of New York In fact, "they'arrived ?eVe direct from New York Thursday by Express, and are ON SALE TODAY Twenty New Style COAT SUITS $20.00 to $50.00 And eighteen very pretty DRESSES $6.50 to $20.00 This is a "Glassy" lot, and will appeal to the "smart dress ers;" better drop in TODAY. JUST A WORD-A shipment of some snappy stylish and very becoming bats on the same express. Pleased to show them to you. Represent the utmost service, safety, mileage and pleasure obtainable from an Auto-Va cation trip. TODD AUTO SHOP Opposite The Palmetto N. Maini AT THE BIJOU EVERY THURSDAY GRAINS OF SAND! The $?eS?MyMt40 Anglo-French Loan re? cently negotiated was broken ap and offered. In saws of $100.00 Moral: Small savings are Ute basis of the countrys wealth. Deposit .your savings in the The Savings Depart ment of The Bank of Aodersoa The Strongest Bank in ttxe County. Young Men Are Particular Dressers and thai explains le Itself why we leander the ltaen el- the majority of ike young ?en la ibis vicinity. Oar stylish domestic finish, oar perfect shapla? of each piece, be lt shirt, cellar er cuff, and oar wffltageess and abil ity is do week ?ia a karry" wheo needed--kt reason enscafh fer these, sad will be fer yea, If yea try es eacc. Anderson Steam Laundry FH05C 7. OVERLAND CARS Just Arrived, a Car Load of Overland's Price $750 Electric Self-Starter, Electric Lights, One Man Top, Thirty-Five Horse Engine, De mountable Rim and other late improvements. Positively the best value on the market for money. Car load of those classy Six Cylinder Hudson C?rs, will arrive on Oct. 40th. Call* and see them, or 'phone 653. SADLER S GARAGE "We are recommending our 10-1-0 J and 10-2-0 and 10-2-?-0 for wheat and oats this fall when you sow it. This will give it stalk and grains in the head, and that it what you want in grain* If you will sow five acres in wheat and five in oats this fall, after preparing the 1?.nd well and fertilizing it well with either of these goods, you will f?t?l it advantageous. The 10-2-J-o is an especially fine goods foi grain. Let us hear from you. Anderson Phosphate & Oil Co. Anderson, Sou ch Carolina.