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CLASSIFIED tH_ . -| , , - . COLUMN WART ADYKBTI8ING BATES Twenty-five words or le?. Ono Time 26 cents, Three Times 60 cecte, Six Times $1.00. All advertisement over twenty five words prorata for each Ad ditions! word- Katoa oa 1.000 words to bo used in rs month made on application. No advertisement taken for lees than 26 cents, cash in ad vance-. It your name appears io tho telophone directory you can tele phone /our want ad to 321 and a ybill will bo mulled niter its in sertion for prompt payment WANTS WANTED-400 Sovorolgn coupone. WU! pay market prlco-50 cents per hundred. Apply to J. H. Loyleaa, caro Tho Intelligencer. 10-20-lt. WANTED-Ono second hnnd Ford runabout must be in good condition. Address Ford, Box 73. 10-17-3tp. TYPEWRITERS-300 now, rebuilt, shop-worn and socond hand typo writers, all makes $10.00 up. Easy tormo if desired. Tell us what you want. J. E. Craytou & Co., Charlotte, N. C. C. C. Dargan. Local Repre sentative. 10-7-18t WANTED-You to know that I sm this season handling tho Genuine Tennessee Blue Gem Coal, and not asking anymore for it than you navo paid for inferior coals. I have ; ? stock of the boot wood id town on hand. Give me a trial. W. O. Ulmer, Phone 649. WANTED-50 to 100 head of first clSBB, sound mules, 4 to 8 years of age? We are not buying for the war. '- Want more class, and willing to pay bettor prit?. Tho Fretwoll Company. 8-22-tf. WAITED-You know "Thore's a Dif ference" in our table meal. Wo uso . ' Anderson County Corn, thoroughly ecoured before grinding. Ask your ? grocer, or phone 680. Burris? ?Mill ing Co. WANTED-A good farm fdr one ot our customers. If you h?vo a farm for salo.we will be gl?d to consider' lt Linley & Watson, (Jno. Linley W. E. "Watson.) WANTED-Every house Keeper in An derson to.try a loaf of "Aunt Mary's . Cream Bread." It's made at home . and your'grocer,:keeps , it Ander son Pare Toed Co. 1 '.. 8-lb-Dtf ' >?"'.' ''''.1 ?'. /.v.1. LOST i i '.O' ? LOST--One large bunch of koys be tween Iva ? and - Anderson. Have T. . P. A. tag and preBtollto koy attach ed. Suitable reward .-for ' their ro tura to T. C. JackBoaV Jr., Iva, S. C. 10-19-31 LOST-Saturday afternoon' 'a gold Boh O' Link bracelet Liberal re ward for return to Tho Intolllgen V;V esr. o?ice. . l?-l7-3t FQift SALE ? --o-i ; ' . FOB BALErr-Forty .'seroB of land In Hopewell .Township,'.? .room house, ||^?.'new 'tvro small houses oh public road.; Laud fairly level and in of fered for ono thousand dollars. W? ri. waiker. '-" ':' %':-? FOB SALE TO MERCHANTS ONLY Flour, .horse, stock, poultry and hog rf,l0:fct?*OB ot . all kinds, including hay, alfalfa' and cyclone - fonding meal; Tell io, and Blaine Sun Self Rising ^^M^fiours, too; and at prices to suit G. . ...EL. Turner at P. ft N. Freight sta tion. FOB SALE-Everything in tho Uno of fresh fr ul ta that aro In cc a-a on: pears, apples, ' bananas, grapcB, oranges, lemons, cocoauuts, nuts ot . all. kinds,' and candles that make >Vyour mouth water? and ot prices that don't make you sick either. J. K. Manon. FOB BALE-Am offering a email amount of Peoples Bank stock at a good volus. W; N. Walker. FOB SALE-A farm of 131 acron wlth . t vin one milo of Little Rive? church, ia Abbeville county. Has a good four room howis and.new barn; 20 acres In bottom land and 30 acres ip. good cotton land. Also, 8S3-4 acres in another placo with A houso and. barn, 60 acres In cultivation. Will sell either place for' 130.00 an acre oh ear<y terms. Address W, W. Cl?Mkscalo?j Belton, 8. CV : ? FOB SALE-Onion nets; White Jtari, Bermuda. Prjse Taker, Silver, Skin, Yellow Danvers, and Multipliera. Thtfc? is plartf?g season. Funaon ^^^^Btaith,- Seedsman.,. : 7 ? , \ ;.\; ? / '; . : - .- '. -U tORtm?t ' : li K??E>'F|?t?'slH?D; 'rooms to - rent at-210 West Whitn?ry : next dcor to opera horns-. 10-J7-3t V FOB'BBNT-Six room' house., with bath, and aU modern, conveniences. Some house recently: vacated by Dr. . Levis' Sanders ba Calhoun etrcet TSING-TAU SHOWS i TRACE OF LONG SEIRE T?lng-Tno, Sept. 6.-(ASdocInted I'rcss Correspondence)-Few traces remain of the long Helge which robbed the Germana of till? model city nod turned it into Japanese bund?, ny means of aeroplano scouts the Jap ancso wore nhl?! to direct tho tiro of their big gunn ugalnKt tin; forts of tho heights surrounding Tslng-tao HO accurately that itto damage was done to unything but the military strong holds. A few stray Shell? landed In the city. Pieces of tthellH did Blight damage to the American cotiBiilate Tho Brazilian Consulate was wrecked. A corner wan knocked off the Prinz Heinrich Hotel, a pretentious building on the water front. Hui ntl damaged wallH have been repaired and tho beautiful city which the Germans carved out of the granite billa facing Klo-Chow 1B moving along peacefully, little changed excepting that Japanese have replaced German?. Instead of 3.600 Europeans who liv ed in Taiug-teo previous to tho ?lege, 12,600 Japanese have settled hore. Many of these have opened up shops and taken ovor business which the Germans conducted. Tho Japanese government discouraged thia rush to T?lng-tao, which wa? ovordono to the extent that many of thc new shops have had to cloue. "Military necessity," has enabled JapancBO ofllcia? to toko over many privntc institutions ns well an thu public buildings: Lleutennnt-Colonel Yoshimura, the military governor, oc cupies tho handsome stone structure formerly used by Colonel Waldeck, tho German governor, of the conces sion, who I? now n prisoner In Japan. Tbl? imposing building surmounts a hlvh knoll in the heart ot tho Euro pean section of tho city and tho gront white flag with tho rod moon in it which floats from the lofty twoer !B tho first thing which moets the eye of a visitor entering TBlng-tao on thu railway manned by Japanese. I A Japanese garrison of ono bat talion occupies the barracks on thc heights overlooking tho city. Japa nese soldiers pollco tho city mid two regiments ot Japanese aro scattered along tho 240 miles of railway built by the Germans to connect their sea port with tho railway system which touches Poking, Tlen-tsln and Shang hai nnd connocts those centers with tho Yang-tseglang and other great rivera penetrating the interior of Chino. Genoral Ohtand commands the Jap anese forces in TBlng-tao and along the Sh?ngtung railway. Baron Funa koshl, who was attached to tho Jap anese Embassy at Berlin before tho wnr but left that city previous to Japan's declaration of hostilities, is in charge-of-whftt hto Japanese call a "diplomatic, bureau," an organisation designed to look after claims and in ternational questions growing out of 'tho. war conditions. "The. American eon nul, M? R. Peck/ returned t o Talng tno immediately after the Biege and ls looking af tor tee interests of Ameri cana and h?fllgvrcnts In a semi-official way. - He has ho official standing and in in much tho samo position na Amer ican consuls in Belgium. To apply for official recognition from the Japa neao would Imply admission by tho ; Unitod iStatea of Japan's sovereignty ?in Tslng-tao and the entire Kino Chow concession held-by Germany. I Thia comprises an area of many aouaro miles along Klao-Chow Bay in addition to the city of Tslng-tao prop er, but does not include tho town of Klao-Chow, which lo frequently con fused with the concession bearing tho same name. Rumora are In circulation In Tslng tao that tho Japaneso will soon es tablish a civil government In the con cession, but no ofDcial announcement bas besa made, . Japan has turned thc cm,toma over to Clilna. under Japa nese supervision, retaining 20 per cent of tho receipts tor operating purposes. -Broadly speaking, Jap/iv. now stands Just whore Germany did before tho war In relation to the con cession. Japan baa substituted ita narho for. Germany throughout the treaty agreement between China and Germany, granting the Gorman? the QD-year leane on the seaport territory and the-right to build railways in Shantung province. - In. preparation for the attack of FOR BUIST-Ono furnished front room down stairs within block ot the publie square. Will rent to one or two young men. Apply to Intelligencer omeo.-10-8-tf. MISCELLANEOUS ? ' o ? . IN PLACING your fire Insurance, re member that Prank & DeCamp Realty Company represents only strong, old line companies. Tour business will be appreciated 10-7-tt . COKE TO The Luncheonette when yon are hungry. We cook anything that ls in season, and we cook It right Ask the men who esta here. Short orders serrad, quickly. Oys? tera any style. Next door Ut Union ;1 Station. WE ARE PAT* INO Hp per ton for cot ton seed and selling hulls at twelve dollars -per ton; teal ?4 to |& p?ir ton. These prices at oar "< yards; Martin Coal Sk Wood Co. B. TS? WYATT, the $5.00 Coat' alan ls . ? still on the ioi>. soiling the beet Block Coal for the least money, and giving full weight, and prompt de livery. Thar* ali you caa ask. Phone 188. . FOB SOTtl! EYE8-Wo have the Dr. ? Harria prescription for sore eyes gives iristaai rellsf. Owl Drug OA, Phone Wfc . 1044*0. They Are Monarchs in Boston. m^^am?^S^^^^'^^^^ t SOB. 1 and 2:-Harry Hooper, right V^^B?tmw?r^f^If^^^^a i fielder of thc BoKton Red Sox, ?ho ^M^^^^HHjBK?^^^.-.',-made a home run willi thc score tied ^^?gBBj^^^^ No. 3:-fluffy Lev, Is Hod Sex left ^^^^g^^^^^^^ t fielder, (lie co.alar of thc World .. ,. . Scries. Tsing-tao tho apa??se effected a land ing in Lao-shan-wan Bay, forty-five ralles northwest of Tsing-tao and con structed a temporary rnilway upon which they moved their 28-ccntimeter guns and supplies, to sites behind the hills surrounding tho city. Germans and ChlnoHe believed the Japanese would hold this right-of-way and build a permanent line, but tho Jap anese havo nlready taken up tho rails and abandoned the route. Little change? hastbeen made In thc general appearance of the city by thc Japanese. "Rollschubahn" ls tho BIRE which still (?tumis high abovo tho roll er skating rink. Tho name "Schan tung Elsenbahn Gesellschaft" has not been painted out on the rolling stock of Gio railway and German signs arc still In placo above all tho stations "Kaiser Wilhelm lifer." flouts Itsel! proudly on the street signs along th? beautiful marino drlvo. In all dtrcc *? ons tho typically Gorman names o firms stand forth on the quaint gablci and towers of business houses whicl suggOBt Heidelburg or Vienna. Japanese soldiers rid*, on all th trains, between Tsing-tao and Tsl nan. It requires twelvo hours to male the trip of 246 miles on tho Bingi passen Ker train running each wa daily and the service is very pool "War times, you know," a Japanes officer remarked when the fact wa mentioned that the Germans made th run in nine hours, or less. The track were damaged somewhat by the hlg wator this spring. Only necoBsar repairs arc being made by tho Jape nese who say they do not want t spend any money until the ownershl of the Uno is . determined. Un dc German management the Une mad i from 6 to 8 per cent annual prof) j It has two short, spurs into rich coi fields and had a heavy coal haul. Tl Japanese say the Uno ls not profltobl It is. now carrying roany cattle ac large quantities of hides and lai which are sent to Vladivostok for t? Russian army. Tho concurrence of the Japanese ! England's refusal to carry enen freight hos greatly curtailed bo railway and steamer freight at Tsin tao. Many Germans from Tslug-b went to T8i-nan and other Chine towns to continue their business. U til . the , Japanese shipping linea n up the bars the Germans wore abb, get considerable sb i pp inc spa throng,:, cooperation with neutra Gormans operated a great brewery Taing-tao which ls now run aa a..Br i?h corporation by English stockhol era. The moat conspicuous monument Tsing-tao ls a great granite man oil which. ' the Germans erected on t water-front at 'the ; point where: Gi mens brat landed in 1898 to toko o\ the concession, granted them' by Chit On each of .the four aides. of the) mc ument j thorn was formerly a. ,gr< brome tablet commemorating the; i qutsltlon ot this commercial gntew to Chino. Three of those tablets hr been pried off. -, Only one, bearing '( bust of captain Jaeschke, tho ; fl govi.Tr.or general of the Col on y, ? mainn. , Japanoso officers say Chlm coolies ?tolo the tablets,' for t??o" mei But tba marvelous modern city,. wh tba Germans created m 'sixteen ye Stande .aa ' an enduring monument their constructive genius. Bare gr tte hills were leveled, : graded, i planted with such skill that pines n cover tho once barren pew*-:.'^ beautiful acacias and maples tb; everywhere in parks and along av ?muII mnWi?iiiiiiiwtiiiiiy??ff?Viwrii"?iTlifWf SERVICE CLUB FACES DBOUGUT Dry? Would Take .* License From Anny and Jiovy .Men. (Washington 'Dispatch.) Members of tho Anny and Navy club aro confronted willi a more se rious problem than .that which they faced when Secretary .Daniels issued IIIB famous dry order affecting life j aboard ship. .Th?j'.ftj^J?B?''' beard of! Washington has bean' asked, by tap I Anti-Saloon league to refuse, n re ; nownl of thc club's .?iconso for the salo of grog, i .Tho matter came tip . today when . the attorney for tho ; Anti-Saloon 1 league attacked the club's anjillca j lion on th? groin dtliaf Its bar is lo-, j coted in a residential', district and Uiat tho. membership of the o-nau .cation does not c-ufdiU lo tao re quirements of tho Jones Work ex cise law. ?> "!j ?' ;. The board took tho matter under advisement and will romler a deci dion boforo November .IV.> ! --? ; Future of tho "Movies.w. (Judge1.) . Willis-A few more years will seo tho end of tho moving picture busl Qiilis-How.so? ! Willis-Lack of attendance. . Gillis-Nonsense. Their popularity ls increasing dally. I Willis-Mnybc; but mark my words, nt , the rate they are'going, iii a few years everybody will cit:.er bo acting in them or running..a plc?uro show, and thore won't bo anybody left to watch tho pictures. , Doctor-Ho w do you i feel, Colon ol when you havo actually'-killed; a man? Colonel-Oh, not eo had. How do you?-London Punch;ii .-. A woman not only wants to bo beau tiful, but site wants to ba told that She is. ues lined with dignified.modern build ings ot granite ami ,t I eic. A mag nificent marine drl. ' S liras created which winda all abo. /ino. concession and stands out In -.ar tl lng Contrast to tho Chlncso roadsc which havo .ex isted for thousands of years hut are scarcely passable for a loaded don key. The Germana hoped to make Tsir.g tao a, German Hong Kong, tl was to be a naval Msc commanding entrance to Ccrt?!?t: ?rd N->rC'.*-rn China* trade Just ca Hot!}.- Kong;In ;tlio stronghold j controlling thc couftaerco of Routh China. But she lat ked the navy to defend her,remote outpost inyths For j East and Japan's overwhelming mili tary atrength was ^o?-imuch-for the garrison of 2.50 regulars and 5,0 00 reservists-which -stood but against a ; ferft6:?t;lS?000 Japanese. ..Although tho Tiuiig-iao railway waa not opened until In ten years 'thc Germ MI port greata 40,000 In -? habitants, outstripped ?liefoo .to the ?south of; it. and wis threat onie g tho ' supremacy of Ti ,n-tnin to the nerta. It .Served ? province? with-' ,40.000,000 inhabitants end promised- to become .supreme, in North Calna. But the war ychecked its progress..' Its. ownership , and1 future developments;^ are : aqw I shrouded In uncertainty; ' Europeans Jin China never expect to eeo Germany . regain Its concession. Although Japan j has promised to; . rester? ? Teing-iao I and the entire - coCc-ssiotv< to China, -.neither - thp Chinese,^ nor. Europeans resident in China, ever -expect .to seo i Japan surrender its prize absoi ut ely. WAU HURTS SNAKE BUSINESS Texas Kentere Refuse to Look For Rattlers for Fear of "Snipers.n (OH City. Pa., Dispatch.) Instances aro known of .business being (Unorganized borough war con ditions, bat it remained for a former Dii city mau to .cnort that, lt has oven Interfered with tho rattlesnake business. Peter Gruber, bettor known in print as "Rattlesnake Pote," writes tho following to.,his. nephew,1 .Harry Graber": " '. ' ' "My snake crop has .gore rwny down. I have only three rattler^ 'crt. Tho others havo died off and it 1B dlfilcult to get any from Texas on ac? couut of tho wa rln Mexico. The fol lows arc afraid of going into the hills for tho snakes for fear of "being ambushed by the greasers. I have had an order in for 100 pounds for two months now, and f..ave not gotten a single one. Thoy have told mo they will ship just as soon aa lt ls safe to venture into tho hills to look for them."- '. Lot Noted Ai Recommends a Spoon to V Uric ; acid tn ftieat excites the become overworked, get sluggish, like lumps of lead? Tho tirmo bi tba bladder ip irritated, and you J te seek relief two or threo times dt When the Kidneys clog you must-1 oil the body's urinous waste or 3 sich person shortly. At first y< misery Ja the kidney iregioib^ y< Aiftnb**),^ sick headache,- dizi^ncs; L sour, tongue coated and "y^wf ftmngc? when the Wentheli^b?d ;'? Eat less meat,, drink]--lots bf 'j from any nharnine?st fpur.ouncea ?.: feko a tai ' ANDERSON THEATRE FRIDAY NIGHT, OCT. 22 MANAGER TROWBRIDGE GUARANTEES JOHN C. FIHHKll'S GORGEOUSLY STAGED MUSICAL HIT \\ MARGUERITE DE VON ORIGINAL FISHER COMPANY WORLD'S GREATEST DANCING CHORUS AND STUNNING BIG ENSEMBLE j . PRICES-Lower Floor $1.50. BAL. $1.00-75-?j0c. Seats Go On Sale Monday. .> FARMS FOR S?LE I have farms in Anderson, Abbeville, Greenwood, Picken* nnd Oronec county? ranging In price from $10.00 per acre to $150.00 per acre. I have any size you want' from a 2."> nero tract to l,?()0 aero tract. These aro well Improved. Now Is your 1'mc to buy before (Iicy go, higher. Come tn see ino and tnifc this o-, or nh out that farm you have been trying to buy, I cnn suit yon In what you want. .1 also have any tiling you want in elly property. . , :'. Real Estate H. G. LOVE Over Hubbard's Jewelry Store . .n r&VJi :..;:? VTM,*':vTT" //f.'.r'."')!.^ '< 7~" :.; . kidrieyg; t|ey j .oche* aud feel ^mw\cloudyv be obliged ;thd?jghfc r thcrri flush ] 'ou'II bcv?inR3 foet ? dall m suffer'from ?, stomach gets ?eol rheumetic . irater; also, get ? of -^fl Snltft?, ' breakfast- for ?>few days and 'ft?fadneya witt . ' then oct,fitte. .'. ^This famous salt;*; ss mado from ;tlV?t';acid'^^.?wp^'',?nd.\le^oii puce, combined: with Iilbia;^ud baa been ; ijsed generations ^ to clean clogged kidney^ and slknulate them, io : if?]fe:iift-???%*TO*'^?'- to ncut?au?? thc acids a-delightful effervescent hthia-water dnWwhich ' everyone should toke; now and then tp.fceep the V kidneys4 clean: aiu? arti vc, Druggis^h?re ?ay V m^^ffolk^S?/f??ve ja - ^trotante .wldje.4fcvia o?lir" r.???jr;;seii lot* ?; overcoming: lue trouble., ?