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vertlon for prompt payment. ..
WANTS
Vt PEWBITEHS- soo new. robuilt, ]
shop-worn and second hand type
writers, all makes $10.00 up. Easy
term? if desired. Tell UB what you
want. J. E. (Jrayton & Co., Charlotte,
N. C. C. C. Dargan, Local Repre
sentative. 10-7-18t
WANTED--50 to 100 head of firBi
close, bt'Und mulos, 4 to 8 years of I
ago. Wo aro "not buying for tho I
war. Want moro cless, and willing
to pay hotter price. Tho Frotwell
Compony. : 8-22-tf.
WAK TED-You to Itnow that I am
this season handling^ tho Genuino i
TcnnoBBeo Blue Gem Coal, and not
i asking anymore for ?it-'than you
navo paid for lnferlor^c??ie. I have
a stock of tho best wo o a in town
on hand. Glvo me a trial. W. O.
-Illmor. Phono 049. ff _
WANTED-Every house keeper in AJ?
' dersoh to try a loaf of "Aunt Mary's j
Cream Bread." It's made at homo
.and your grocer kecpB lt. Ander
son Pure .Toed Co. 8-15-Dtt
"WANTED-A good form for ono of
our customers. If you have a farm
for salo we will ho glad to consider
,lt Linley & Watton, (Jno. Linley
W. B. Watoon.)
LOST
LOBT-Black loather pocket book
with $18 in paper monoy and Borao
smnll change. Reward if returned
to this office. Mrs. C. C. Kay, Town-'
ville.' * 10-7-tf.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-One five room cottage on
8. Main St., also for salo or rent |
- ioho flvo room houso on Nardin wo.
Phono 301 or call on Mrs. O |
' Reid, 638 N. Fast gSt. -lO^Gl
MfJ?*ZjSBste ??rWfc ? jt i ; , ,h M j . ? ti
'FOR"SAL*Et_,Fwo; beaf?vs ?ud^ oho
- cooking stove at a bargain for quick
eaie. Seo or- phono , A. ,Mk Myers, j
Phono 0084 or call at Telephone of
. tico for Mr. Myers. 10-8-3t.
FOR SALE-Am offering a small j
? -amount of Peoples Bank Btock at j
a good value; ^VYN. Walker.
FOR SALE TO MERCHANTS ONLY- j
Flour, horse, stock, pomiry and hog!
feeds ot ali; hinds, including hay, |
alfalfa and cyclone feeding meal?
Tellio, and ?lislug Sun: .Self Rising
; flours, too;, and. at prices to suit. G.
E. Turner at P. & N. Freight sta
tion.
FOB SALE-Onion sela; White Pearl, :
Bermuda, Prise Taken, Silver, Skin,
Yu?iww uuuvern, and Multipliers. j
Thia is planting seasoa. : Furman
8mlth, Seedsman.
FOR SALE-If real estate ls what
you want, I.havo county, suburban
and city at. tho lowest price. I will
bo glad to show yon como of my
specl?ls. If you' have property for
salo seo mo. W. M. Walker..
FOR SALE-A farm of 131 acres with
in one milo of Little River church,
in Abbovlllo county. Has a good
.four room house and new burn j 20
acros In bottom land anti-, 30 acres
S in goodv cotton land., Aise, dB 3-4
acres In another place with n houso
and barn, 60 acres in cultivation.
-Will sell either place for S2O."O0 an
acre on easy terme. Addrcns W. W.
Chnkecales, Belton, S. C.
FOR RENT ~
B KENT-One furnished* front
room- down stairs within block ot
, the public square. Will rent to
- one or .two young men. Apply to
Intolllgqncer Office.-10-S-tfw
' FOR BENT-mnnf room house with
. ?ll modern conveniences. Located
on uoUievard on car Hue; large
; bara and automobile house, Pcs?
< j ; ?rosslen given October 16th. Apply
ta; W. S, Ramsey, i 10:7-31;
I FORvBE^^Tivo,- horse ?rop riear
Green pond school.' Mrs. T. A; Bolt.
. TOwhylllc;S; Ci ... l^-S-tt,
.yntAif?FAYiN(3?per'ton'fo?co^
? ; ?t?h;seed ?ndhelling hulla a,t tweVte
'.'?ji't?SU?rs per^ ton; 'coat.$4 to!-$5
\. i?to'y These' prices* at. our yards,
Martin Coat & Wood Co.
IS $*i>AGINO your; hr? insurance, re
member that Frai^'i. ft DeCamr
< Realty Company. represents onlj
/strong, old lino companies. Your
business will be appreciated.
?viM-tfv---;:. - .
*i i?B*S(>BK ,'??'ES-.-We, hayo 'the Dr
" ,IIa>ria ,pre*cxipUou fer. ?ore. pyes
gives instant relief. Owl Drug Co.
"phone $38. ?o-2-lm
"We have add-!
ed a Grocery
department to
our business
and will carry a full line
of Heavy and Fancy
Groceries-Have just re
ceived a Car Load of the
Finest Flour a Car Load
of the Best Salt and a
full line of Canned
Goods, Sugar, Coffees,
etc.
You will find anything I
in Grocery line here and
bur Mr. A. E. Mull will
be glad to serve you at
any hour of the day and
at prices to let you live
too.
Come in and see us-Wc will
save you.money and, give you the
Freshest Goods in town.
Anderson
Hardware
Co.
? .- ?11.1.:; < r ? , ?;>!;.;?.'
11 a ?ai-BHB?BK?
iL. ?LM li
ll %J*
? For Infants and- Children
Bn y se For ?ff?RSO Years
Always bears
tho I
81?nature of :
AT THE B?JOti 'fcVERY
i THURSDAY
CITROLAX
CITROLAX
CITROLAX
' V*:. vi-'". ' :' ?{:? .' r
Dost thing for constipation, sour
stomach, losy liver and sluggish,
bowels. iStops a sick headache almost
nt unco. G Ivos a.most thorough and
satisfactory hushing-no pain, no
nausea. Koops your system cleansed.
Sweet' and wholesome.-lt. H. Weli.
echt, Salt Lake City, Utah, writes:
'I find Cltrolax the best laxative 1
over used. Does hot grlpo-p-no un
pleasant after-effects." Sold every
where.
PIEDMONT & NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
Condensed Pare enge? Sci-oilule.
Effective Jun? 6. WIS. ,
?'?'.'i Arrivals
\ ANDERSON:
NO. Si., ...... ........ 7:85 A- M.
No. 83.'...????? ^.??? . 9i35 A. M.
No. 85.. .. .. .. .v ?. ..11:40 A. li,
;. \- . >>. 1:10 P.j?
'??o\:.??.-?'i ii'\?i"?'oV?y??<),''V?:8:^0 P., M.
No. 41.. i.V-.... .. .. 8:00 P. H.
No, 48,,::w. r.. .* ...... 6:60 P. M.
No.\45.. i. .; .. .. ..?0:*0 P. M.
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H&^.TO?iv" .?' . ? ?. ?:2S A. ft>
Nox ?t',.' ;. .. .. ., .. 8:25 ?. J*
Hoi'; 84.,: .y., .it ?? -ip ... A???V??- M.
No. 88.; .. ... .. ... ..12:10 P. ht
No. 88..,,. ..... .. .. '2:30 P. M
Nov 40,. ;v ?'?;..,.. i. 4.:50 P. M
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NEVER HAPPY UNLESS
IS SERVING SEN?
ESCAPED FROM CITY JAIL!
THURSDAY NIGHT, US
ING SAW
IS OLD AT GAME
Haskell Davis,. Young Negro, Re
leased From County Gang,
Gets in More Trouble.
Haskell Davis, a negro boy about
17 years old, mnde lils escape from
t ie elly Jail Thursday by sawing eua
of the bars in tim wintlow of hf? cell
Ju two. lie wan put ta the cell Thurs
day afternoon mid when thc keeper
weit to glvo him his breakfast yes
terday morning, he had flov.-n tho
coop. A hack saw was used in salv
ing t:o three-quarters Inch bar In
two, a piece of the saw being found
in Mic cell yesterday morning.
Only a few days ago Davis was turn
ed loose from Capt. McConnell's
s<iund of Ibo county convicts. II*
wu? serving a sentouco of .50 days for
stealing a pair of oboes.
However, this was not the first
time that Davis had been ou the coun
ty gang. Once before ho served :<
term of a few months and after fin
ishing his sentence ?';o stopped right
bsck Into lils old ways. Just a row
days ?[ter bo was released, be stole
a pair of Shoes but ran off to Green
ville before he could bo arrested.
Arriving In Greenville he could not
resist the desire of obtaining some
pretty articles of clothing which ho
?ad seen, and as the result he got a
sentence of six months lu that coun
ty.
After serving his sentence he WUB
brought back to Anderson and given
20 dayB for stealing the shoes. Nov/
he is in mlBchlef again and will prob
ablly be apprehended within a few
days. Ile had been placed in Jail for
stoaling paint brushes from Mr. W.
L. Brl?sny.
Capt. McConnell said yesterday
tuat Davis was one of the best work
ing mon he iiad ever had and that he
was released that it would onlly bo a
short timo boforo ho would have him
back agttla.
PHILADELPHIA NATIONALS
WON OPENING GAME OF
BIG CHAMPIONSHIP SEMES
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.)
Fourth Inning:
Boston-Hoblltiell out, Nlchoff to
Luderus; Lewis fanned; Gardner sin
gled, Harry filed to Cravath. No runs,
ono hit, no errors.
Philadelphia-'Pnskort singled, Cra
vath sacrificed; Shore .to Hoblitzell;
Luderus^outi^Barrtt .td * " Hoblitzell ;
PaBkqrt.; ?cored' on \vi?tlpd't?. Jn?iLdd
hit; " Whitted ?t?le second: N?o'??f?
out, Scott to Hoblitzell. One run; 2
hits, no ertors.
Fifth' Inning.
Boston-Cadye out, Nlchoff to Ho
blitzell. Shoru singled, Hooper flic 1
to Bancroft. Scott forced Shore;
Nlchoff to Bancroft. No runs, one
hit; no errors. .
Philadelphia-Burns. fanned, Alex
ander flied to Lowls: Stock unto on
Shore's fumble; Bancroft out, Shoro
to Luderus. No runs; no ?' lt.?; ono
error.
; Sixth Inning.
Boston-Speaker filed to Whitted;
Hoblitzell singled, Lewis fanned;
Hoblitzell Etolo second; Gardner filed
to Burns. No runs, ono hit, no er^
rora.
Philnldclphla-Paskcrt: out, Shore
to Hoblitzell; Cravath flied to Speak
er; Luderus out, Barry to Hoblitzell.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Seventh Inning.
Boston-Barry singled, Cady saerl
flved Alexander, to LudfejJui}' Shore
fanned; .Hooper fanned. .No runs/.ono
bili no errors.
.Philadelphia-Witted flied to Lew-:
ls; Nlchoff out; Shore to Hoblltzoll;
Burns out, Barry to Hoblitzell. No
runB} no hit?: no errors.
Eighth Inning.
Boston-Scott popped to Han croft;
Speaker walked; , Hoblltzoll out.
Stock to Luderus. Speaker ecorod on
Lowls single. Gardner flied to Pas
kcrt. One run; no hit; no errora. '
Philadelphia-Alexander out Barry
to Hchlitzoll; Stock walked; Bancroft
singled; Paskert walked; Stock
scored'when Scott threw out Cravath
nt.first; Luderus put stealing. Cady
to Scott. Two runs; two bits; : ap
errors. '
Ninth Inning.
Boston-Barry fanned. -Henrich*
Ben hatted for Cady. Henrlckson safe
on. Luderus fumble. Ruth batted for
Shore. .Ruth out Luderus unassisted:.
Hooper tilca to Ludevus. Nd runs;
no hit?; one error.
. R HE
Philadelphia.-.-. ... ... ......3 '5 ?
Boston... ... .V. ... .<i 3 ll
Retteries. .
. Batteries-Alexander and . Burna;
Shore and Cady. Umpire Klom. ?
Tho .h???cast for today Is fair and
cobler.
fMy Series at Chicago.
. At Chicago-Americans 5; . Nation-!
alaS.sThlrd gamo of elty;serlea.
Two Children Had Crftnp.
Tho two children ot Jf. Nfat; mof
chanL. Cleveland, Go., had croup' last
winter. One wah a hoy.of ? tho other
a girl ot 8 ; years," ; Mr, ..-.Nix.-' writes :
"Both get BO choked up they'could
hayp?y. hrca'tho and couldn't talk. 1
gave thenv Foley's l?on?y and T,ar and
nothing else and lt entirely . cared
them." This reliable medicine should
bs tn avery home for it gives Immed
iate relief! iron* ' colds, .coughs and
! croup,- heab}_.raw in flammed thr?sl
Sold' e^erywhsre
FAVORITES IN
$50,000 RACE
m
m
From top to bottism?.
Darlo Resta.
Bob Bnrninn.
Bunioy Oldfield.
Euri Coopor.
Relph De Palmn. \
tfheae grnat auto'" racers are "thc
I favori toa tor tho Apter Cup race, th?
prises . Tor which amount to $50,000.
Tho Sheepshead Bay face" track in
Xcw York, tho scone In pa?L y va rs of
tho races of thc greatest . orsen tho
w-orld has known, hos been' built over
fox the purpose. Of theteo auto drivers
perhaps Resta is tho moot sensational.'
In fivto - starts' in great1, races' ho hos
won four. Ho broke, tho G00-mll? add
Intermediate records in Chicago
earlier In the yeax? i'
To give.a wide?diVtrlbutlon Of t'.:e
monoy and insure a^blg'fiol? contirv.v
irig in tho race to tho enuV the purs??
o? $r>0,000 will bo 'split into twoive.
prizes ns follows:, : First, '. |2O,0QU;
sec?ud. $10,000; third! "$5.000$ fourth;
Boverith, $1,400; <dgl\lh; $1,200; ninth,
$4,000; fifth, $3,00p'ji?-sixth $3,000;
$1,100; tent?n $i,00O{' eleVenrb; -$800,
twelfth. WOO. . m |i :.
1
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verything
Phone SS
li ...i^=
S
l^resh Buckwheat, redisse
; Pare Maple.pint ?'.'I . '.
Pan Cak^ Sy?wp '-made -I
. sygar .... ...,? . . .?
All Pore Frvdt Jo mt? and Prc
I Dosent Pius Salmon1' i-vt".
(Limit
?? tb Bucket Lard . . . .
(Limit :
P&?
26? Gr?
HI S SS
AT
ANDERSON THEA??E
The Play, "The White Sister," j
Wae Best of Any Yet Of
fered By the Company.
Last night nt tho Anderson n house
that filled tho auditorium aud bal
cony greeted tue Norene St. Clair j
Stock company's "feature" play, and
it wau u)l and more that tho manage
ment claimed for it. "Tho White Sla
ter" ia .without question tho strong
est play over offered here by any
uopular priced company. Tito mar
vel is that such a r-!ey with thc big
royalty that ls undoubtedly paid for
its use could he presented in sud
finished manner at the price. Thc
Norene St. (..'lair Stock company ia
no wassured of the placo of honor j
among popular priced organizations
that haifa over played here, Miss
Francis as Madam ruboio. Ino White
Sister, was splendid, and registered
a successful performance in every de
tain. Much moro could be easily
said in praise of this lady's sterling
performance, space alono preventing.
Miss St. Clair had a minor part, but
bandied it cleverly, as did Miss
Emolse. Mr. Beaubion as Captain
Louis, gave a finished performance, [
and was ably assisted by the Messrs.
Murray, Summers and Foster. Mr.
Pollock as Monsieur Montjole, a re
formed rc gue, gave a performance
that for ease and general delivery has j
not L-i I'M equalled here In a long
time. Ho is a thorough artist in tho
part and als striking appearance only
adds further to his ulways attractive
performance. Tho speciality by
Summers and Emolse registered big,
and tills fine team of artists rc-1
spondod to many encores. "Tie
White Slater," was a splendid suc
cess. ,.
The play today will be Charles
Grapowine's greut success, "Thc
Awakening of Mr. Plpp," a screaplTng
comedy in three fine acts. This will
be the play at both UKI tinco and night
performances.
Tho Noreno St. Clair company will
be here a-\l next week, and will offor
now plays and ?peciaUIcs .nightly.
Iii ?? G?ILO
"SYRUP OF FIGS" IF
TONGUE IS (MED
If cross, feverish, sick, bilious,
clean little liver and
bowels.
rh!t;!-- love thin "fruit laxative."
and nothing elao cleanses the tender
stomach, livor and bowels so nicely.
A child simply will, not Btop play
ing to empty the. bowels, and tho re
sult'is, ? they become tightly clogged
wttfat'wBste; liver gc ts -J! u "> eto'm-t
ach sours, then 'your little cue be
? copies cross, half-sick, feverish, don't
?eat, sleep "or act naturally, breath is
.bad, jystom full of cold^ has sore
throat, stomach-ache or diarrhoea.
?Listen Mother! Seo If tongue 1B coat
ed, then-give'a teaspoonful of "Cali
fornia Syrup ot Figs," and In a few
hours all tlie constipated waste, sour
bile and undigested food passes out of
tho system, and you havo a well, play
ful child a g.lin.
'Millions of mothors give "California
Syrup of Figs" because it is perfectly
harrnless; children lovo lt, and it
never fails to act on the stomach,
llv<>r nnA hn-i?ol?
Ask your druggist for a 60-cent b?t
ele of "California Syrup of Figs,'?
which has full directions ' for babies;
children of all ages ancf for grown
ups plainly printed on tho bottle. Be
ware of counterfoil i sold here'. Get
tho genuino, made by "California Fig
Syrup -Company." KafuB? any other
kind-with contempt.
CHICHESTER 3 FILLS
VLe-s. J TU IC D1AMONU IIUAND. A
SMSMI A?k jonr DMoUfor ,
4' li !..-!:?. lc r'o Diamond Ilrnud/
?'HU io KclT.nl UoM i.ittillic>
Vnttt, teal td vl'ji Illus Rlbboa.
Tot-^ no other. DcrcfiMr ? .. i
DlIQilONI? URAN? l'i l.l.s, f,, :;c. :
yuan known ts Tint, Safte?, Ahray? R cltsMo ;
S01O BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE :
269 Greenvale
.-v .. .. ..lbc? t6c&25c
'.'A'.. .*' 25c & 50c
rom pore cane and mnple
...... .?^-yiy^ii^jt?
serves . . .... .. . .2&:4tyj?f?
ID^ ??m CASH
I Domett) - :V^':
. . ... .' ,.. .. .. ,.&0c
1 Backet)
Children Cry fer FBetcher's
TIio Kind You llavo Always Bought, and which lias ham
? in uso for over 30 years, lias homo tuc signature of
and has been made metier his per?
' sonni supervision since ita infancy.
^/?c?cc/i?/ti Allow no ono to deceive you in tills.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" aro hut
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Experience against KxpcxJUutsV
BS
?astoria is a harmless substituto for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, I>rops" and Soothing Syrups, lt is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, .Morphine nor other .Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms
and allays Feverishness. For moro thuu thirty years it.
k'us been in constant uso fer tho relief of Constipation*
Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates tho Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates tho Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea-Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUBNE
ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
in Use For Over 3D Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
THft Or-NITAUO CrM-AWV. "M -*W YORK CITY.
Test this yourself
Send for a sample bag o? our famous " Silver
Label " Five O'Clock Tea-all ready .for your
teapot-enough fer ihrce cup3 and sec Kow
refreshing and delicious it is
>'7.
l t l-l 13 Huthott Su " SAFE-TE *; FIRST " MO* Alwey?
Nsw Volk City AwBTOtd GoW M ?kl. S?n Frond**. 1915
-US
nrrmrn in
DOiYOUR
SHOPPING
X ?CQnyx'*^^ Hosiery
Gives the BEST VALUE for Your Money
' Erny Kind from Cotton to Silk, For Men, Women uni (Minn
Any Color and Style From 25c to $5.00 fer pair\
Ix:ok for tho Trado Mark!
Sold by AU f jod DcalerO
Wholesale Lord & Tav/OT
NEW YORK
? Sav?s fy. pf tho ? abor of planting:
;;.'K
THE COLE ON^
If you plant yonr grain crop right botwoen your cotton or torn row?
with a.COI-B ONE-HORSE GRAIN DltlLL,r you aro far surer of a good
Bland whop .Pintor la over than if you sow broad-cast, or with a W?st?>rn
Drill,
With cine of these machines" yo? can go ri ght between your cotton or
corn rows rind plant throe fnrrowa a?, a time.,' *No need to /Wait nntll th?v
.cropsaro gathered. - <??ppood to saako sevea' trips-to plow and harrow
tho land. The ooil of your fields -is.woji cultivated In .summer, and bys
grnln*growipg time da well settled, making an. ideal seed-bed for grain.'
Just plant your crop between tho rows with n Colo. 8uvo 7-B 'bf tho
labor. Onp nian aud.one hors? eui easily plant a to 8 acres a day. nu,
sides yo?rjco??on^rjcorncrop y-oajgot a good ?rain crop an dy ou can fol.
low thia with-a c0.W-P.er. crop In tbs spring and plant it wi?Vtho ?A?B3
MACHINE/', .1-/. ";. -'??|^^???W''' ' " '
. Sow Grain Between Your Cotton ; ?ftffi
The seed ari.planted^in lit?o.?arrowe wjbicu projet, the grain fron? Wei
Winter winds and cold.?- No.dangcr;ot the.plants-"spewing?-* np. The;
seed are planted ia.s,-basic wnero they,-secure the'moisture >they need.'
Yon can sow three. rows at a : tiiao With a Colo No. Si. Our other ma^
chines sow orto and ..two rows. Fertlliier c*n bo applied nt tho time ot
planting, and tho.'machine:la splendidly adapted to nppiyiug fertlliEcr to
itp^ing''crops. >.tf?n!i accept any of tho shoddy ;uaUatloos#^
that "you g?r .th? genuine COliE.
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