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[CLASSIFIED COLUMN ?fAST AOVERTI8B?8 BATEO Twenty-flvo word? or leas. One Time 26 reata, Three Times 60 cents, Six Times $1.00. All advertisement over twenty Ave worda prorata for each ad' ditional word. Ratea on 1,000 words to be need in a mouth made on application No advertisement taken for (esa than 25 cents, cash In ad vance. ? It your name appears in the telephone directory you can tele phone your want ad to 321 and a bill will be mailed after ita in sertion for prompt payment FOR SALE FOB SALE-.Several 5 acre tracts of land on the P. & N. Hallway, about two and a half miles cut. Fine and level. Price right. See me at once lt .interested. Any ono, black or white can buy. W. M. Walker. COB SALE-Agricultural Limo. Ap ply now to your gardens at rat'j of from ono ?? ?iY? ???B in:r ucre-itRH - cheap and there lo not a garden in Anderson but that needs lime-lt will correct blight and sweeten your Bour soil and make your fer tilization readily available. Phone 464, Furman Smith, Seedsman. FOB SALE-One second hand ono horse wagon. W. L. Brlssey Lum ber Co. FOB SALE-Everything in the line ot fresh fruits that are in season: pears, apples, bananas, grapos, oranges, lemonB, cocoonuts, nuts of all kinds, and candice that make your month water, and at prices that don't make you sick either. J. K. Manos. CAUDLE' tho Gasoline Man on the . corner, of Maia and Earle Sta., . wanta bis frienda and patrono te know that the paving work does not interfere with tta . gasoline business. Caudle nooda the business and Ia on tho job at all times. FORWENT WANTED-rBoard?rB, centrally locat ed, 304 North McDumo street. Tele phone .308. MrB. T. K. Roper. 12-17-3L FOB BENT-Furnished room on drat floor, close in. Apply S care Intel ligencer. k ..' raSCEUJkNE??S OUB COAL Ia the kind that burna all np, leaving nut a few nahes. It la . economy tb burn that kind ai high er price than the inferior gr?de at ' cheaper price. Phone 182 to Wyatt the Coal Man. TO THE MERCHANT TRADE-One car cotton seed meal, car Show Drift irrigated whoa?, flour. All kinda horse, mule and cow feeda. ?See G. E. Turner at P. & N. Depot. TYPEWRITER ~REJ'AIM5G-Best oqulpped typewrite] rebuilding In the south. Factory. exports for all makes machlnos, your old machine can ba made aa geed as new for a small amount. G. C. Dargan, Hub bard Building. 10-29-201. .\H PLACING your fire Insurance rc \ member that Frank St DeCamp Realty Company represents only strong, old Une companies. Tour business will be appreciated. 10-7-tf. WE ARE PAYING $88 per ton for cot ton seed, sailing hulls at $18.00 per .ton and will exchange S tons hulls for ? ton seed and 1*ton of colton seed meal tor ton cf sped. Martin Wood A Coal Ca COME TO The Luncheonette when yon are hungry. We cook anything ? that is In season, and we cook it right. .Ask the roan who sate here'. Short orders served quickly. Oys? toro any style. Next door ?to Union . (Nation. - FOB SALE-Household and kitchen furniture, old-time walnut parlor set, : porch . shades, p>vch .awing, Jewel stove, small stove. Colo's Hot Bloat Heater, feather bede, mat tresses. Oood bargain**, P&V-ne 44v, SSS West Church fc.., ?2-iO-St l^l^iWANTS FOR RENT-Ten room house on ^ero lot. two blocks from square, Screen cd throughout, iar^e Bcrcenod sloop ^nWC{'ASjrp?'< -Has all conveniences, ?. lights and gas. Rent rea conablo. Apply to Mrs. W. C. Plant, 225 West Church St, Phone 440. ' : li-15-?tp. WHEAT MEAL ? breakfast foo?. ?lealth restoring. Rocommonded by hyaleians. Mndo from native grain. Has a fine flavor. Serve as other ; cereals, Barrls? Milling Co. WAKTED-A good farm for ono ot our eaatom?rB. If yon have a f??m for sale wc will bo glad to consider it Linley.& Watuon, (Jno. MnJey-. ffi>.- W. Watson.! ; ? | : - ^ . . ;*0_ WB&?f?rfc TRAiJE-Ou? ear j.usas etea. ?pst :rror.r mts, ear pura shorts, and all kinds ot fesd. Ses ?. E. Turner at P. & N. Depot PROFESSIONAL CARDS i W. Y. QUARLES Dentist Office: Over Watson Drug Store? Iva, S. C. Quattlebaum & Cochran) Have Moved Their Office to THE BROWN BUILDING Over the Dime Savings Bank Dr. HENRY R. WELLS I DENTIST Office F. & BL Building Office 627-Phones-Residence SS Dr. C. Mack Sander? DENTIST Oiilco 304-6-6 Bleckley Building. Office Phone 423 Residenco Phone 149 Chisholm, Trowbridge Ik Sags* DENTISTS New Theatre Ba?dbg W. WbRnor St. C. GADSDEN SAYRF Architect 40C4C? Bleckley BuQdms Andersen, S. C Why You Should Use Chamberlain's j Cough Remedy. Because it lian an established repu-1 tailor won by its good works. Because it is mest esteemed by those who h<ive used it for many I years, as occasion required, and are| beBt acquainted with its good quali ties. H M c ti uno it loosens, and relieves a j cold and aids naturo in restoring the' system 'to a healthy condition. Because it does not contain opium] or any other narcotio. .. Because it is within tho reach ot I all. It only cunts- a quarter. Fer | sale by all dealers. , \ ' ?CKBISTHAS HOLIDAY BATES" : Tho i Charleston & Western Carolina! railway will sall cheap excursion tickets account of tho holidays, tick ets on said December 17th to 25th, Inclusive final, limit January lb. 1915. For rates, etc.-, apply tc ticket) agents, or Ernest Williams, General Passenger Agent, Augusta .. Ga. . To cook with is the most convenient fuel to be' had. And it is the cheaper, I too when the least bit of thought | and attention is given it Try it for awhile, and yon will like st? There are many s?&fied users cf gas rn Ander* .Sr;''; i?M\ I . ' . - 'm ? m It's just the thing to j heat Hie bath room with. - trtJalBia . -.uv a ern ' WHO We! e Sq la hea&jsartera for good thies? to ?at. Try togte of our Old Tim? Pork Sausage, Jccy Steak, Lews Perk Chepa, Fane Fat Veal. .iii i I ! . "; i m;?iii fa, li you can't -Jedda what you want phono 694 ?ad wo wffl LB/Y WHITE MA?lKETft J. W. LfeJeay, LAST SEASON'S GOWN DRY CLEANED Perhaps you have a dress or tailor | niado suit that could he worn this sea son if sent to us and given a thorough cleaning and a skillful pressing. Your gannent, no matter if soiled or muRsnd, 1B freshened and brighten 3d up wonderfully. We really make I them look like new. Men and women take advantage of our service-and appreciate both the : economy lt makes possible and the opportunity for better dressing that it afiords. 'Phone for our wagon. ANDERSON STEAM LAUNDRY Phone 7 A Farmer** Fire I;60"ue, In Farm and Fireside is an account of a fire-fighting organization of fai'merB that might advantageously bo put In force throughout tho Unit ed States: "At Oakdale, a rural district In Cal ifornia, tho frequent forest flrc3 were a constant menace.to settlers, V. was i\ well timbered* section, and owing to lia beauty, campers were Humorous Jurlng the pleasant weather. "One fall, after an oinuBual amount of destruction had been caused bg firea, tho Farmers' Firo league was formed. A social was given which everyone, attended, and tho first funds for tho society were raised. Axes, long-handled rakes, and hoes, | besides other Implements, were pro cured and distributed at tho various /.mall 'macks built as fIre-fighting stations in convenient places. On a high h?l they established a 'lookout' and the simplest of telephone sys tems, also a comprehensive code of signals. At the first appearance of fire, notice was given all along tho ll.o and th? league members from far and near rallied at t'.ie danger points. -When necessary, day and night brigades were formed. "Year by year the league ima grown In efficiency. Since its beginning In the autumn of 1912, los Bes. by fire have been comparatively small, and there is a feeling ot security, which was formerly absent." Bad Cooking Canse of Divorce. In the current issue of Farm and Fi re aldo la an. article to provo that love and a well filled Stomach go well together, (but toet hatred and treach ery are born In an underdone steak. "Bad cooking ls directly responsible for a large percentage of the divorce evil and much of the crime commit ted-in mob, lt' might well be classed as a crime la itself. "A good cook ls the greatest states man in the country In tho true sense of the.term. ."Bank examining ls all well eaough for it J purposes, .but the ?ramina'Jon of cooks and kitchens ls far more Im portant. Of what avail aro our pure food ??WS If all food may be ruined In Cao kitchen? . - "No one should bo permitted to cook In any public eating 'house who has not 'been examined, found compe tent, and licensed; and bad cooking such as now existe in many public places-should be & misdemeanor punlsbablo by law." Ads. A 'lazy, drifting sea of blue Willi golden shafts a-shlning through A yacht, a chap, a flapper: Brass rails, a crowd all well-dressed, too. It's an "ad", for clothing by Dapper. A girl, and by her aide a man In yachting cap end cheek of tan, Adoring, you'll discover; A jar-Borne flowers ia a nab.. His. an Vad" for a- ireekle remover, v.S. ;f . y , ?'. 'j. ' . ...!,v>; fyfe v;.-'^^''^'* A maid, eho' seems to turn end smile, i And coyly rolls her alcove, the while; ? You'll want to be hw friend, sir; A room-qulto spo'ilcss. without gallo,, I t'a an "ad" for a fine kitchen clean *?r' : ?. ? : PIEDMONT & NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY SSS 81. ANDERSON? ARRIVALS T:BS 9:35 ss! I*.II*. II i v ?rv v -;SM*J^ 8?...;............... 8:40 41....V.V.t;^.^.:,? 6:00 4?. 8:15 45............. 10:S0 DEPARTURES '"."'' SO... t..<> .?.,.??,'??, 6:155 . M................... 8:15 ?'H*vX\mi?:. ,......io:ao 86,.4"... ..........12:10 as...;..,.;.....,,... sisov 40, ....,?..?..? * i^^%if?plMefi .48..v ^iV;'????vi:i T:*0?; 44..........,,....;.'. ?;i* Pictures Painted in Trei On I 11.1s picture was painted in the | trenches By "'"Henri'?B?uff.'now'" fighting- ! with the French army. Together with ! other paintings, by soldier-artists it j ls exhibited at .'tv.o Museum of French I REFORM IN BR AVOID LAI London, Dec. 'IG.--A WM to amend , ihn ammitIon?vw"-tShas been drafted to] meet complaints that pravisiona. of j the original act.rirc unjust. Serious i ! labor troubles are threatened unl?ss I reforms are brought ' about,' the' sense I of grievance among munition workers ] in Scotland, .particularly, having be come almost as'bitter as it can bc without a revolt? . Under the original act, it is necea-j Bary, for, mea'^wh^Vleave-, ^eiig?v?rr.--,. meiit-controllcd .factories to get ?er-. jtlficates from their employers before they can obtain work elsewhere. ! Many employers ijave refused! to grant such certificates to men they have dismissed. A proposed amendaient makes it obligatory for the employer ? to furnish certificates even to din charged men and it also forbids him1 to endorsOgon -tba paper the offences j that causedIthe discharge. lt ia ?.'ex pected i hi o 'chango will do' much' to." concilir.to tho complaining workers. A second amendment extepds the application of the act. It states that munition work, for tho purposes of to? act, shall include hot cal y all di rect work *on munitions, but all sub sidiary work audi .as building and re- j pair work on munitions factories,, the supply of light and 'power for the man ufacturo of munitions, and .tho man-1 -.?*'.y.t uro o* machinery and raw mate- i rial for munitions. Thus .practically ! all war-work for tho govern ruent and all the working pc opio employed tn" it come under government control, whtat? means the employes. lose the right to strike and even the right to leave a Job voluntarily. ....'''v.'t'/i Tbs labor party has asked for still another change. .,All offences against the "act aro - tried before a tribunal, at present composed tot a . chairman appointed by the minister, .ot ahunl ?tlona and two other members repre senting em pl by era and employes . re spectively, the dec?nion being.left to the chairman. Tim' labor leaders ask that, employers and tworkers bo given jtwo representatives each, and the de cision, go to. the* majority of the five votS, .the accused reserving tho right to appeal to tho courts. They slob ask that when ?; irorjon?n ls tried for negloct of duty and acquitted, that he be paid for 'tho time spent In court. Standardisation of -wages and work ing conditions ii Also asked sa the To and RORTH, ' ;BAST''-W|ST Ho. 22 >, ?fri$i!C$:m3 [SSPbw ? ... >'" . -3:37 P. Arrives: \ Informatton,- Schedules, ties, ?tcn pxcmpn^ riches Exhibition in New York arts, New York City. It ls entitled: ''Flag of the 81st Regiment, Retaken From the Germans," and depicts one of the most stirring incidents of tho war. ' ITISH LAW }OR TROUBL?S proper corollary of the measure de priving the workman,of the right to strike or ieave his-Job. This will be considered when the bill is brought up in ?parliament. . '. ? * j There is also discussion of the pro tposijIoT o! giving women representa tion on.the tribunal on account of the large number of .women workara em I ployed in munitions factories. . Mr. Lloyd George,.?he minister of , munitions, baa. recently ^circularized 9 : letter to Che. effect that the best pos sible use is not being made ot fokker ! machinery or labor In go vern mont cou trolled establishments. He finds that there is too large a proportion pf skilled men employed in proportion to i the semi-skilled or unskilled, while in some districts night shifts aro not properly ' organized, j Employers are requested to furnish I detailed-information as to the. assign j ment of their skilled labor and to take I steps to replace skilled men with? lin : skilled men or women .wherever pos sible so as to use the skilled work ers as foremen,for increased_ work. -.! . In a subsequent letter,' Lloyd G'eorgb says he intends to form, a new sci. of rules 'governing g the. employ ment and wages of women. The ques ticn of pay of women and 'un skilled men has.been difficult to solve on account of tho Jealous regard of the ' labor unioan for Hhelr oil rights and privi leges, so the government has to guard against ti'.re war-workers appearing In the light ct -strike breakers lia unions eyes, and against Jeopjardlzlng the fu ture positions ot union men otter the ; . ..' ? ' . ? ' 4^ulek IVittc?. '.' A , lecturer. who . protested against People going to sleep during his dis quisitions On heathen lands, would, if ' tho parbelved any tendency in that di rcction, in&bduce some queer , or startling statement to ?revivo Chen flagging attention.' Cn one' ocasi?n, when his audience seemed rather ?dmnol?nt, he thundered out: "Ah you have no id?? of tho ?Buffering of .ICagi ifihmcn In Ccu Irai America, on account, ot. the enormous mosquitoes. A- great many of", these peats.. would weigh a pound, and vacy will gat on thc logs and bark as tbs white meu ate passing." . 3y . this time ell ear? ami eyes I were wide open, and h > proceeded to rtaisheu' ms lecture. "Tbs hex* day ??e was called upon to acoouut fer Ja extraordinary statements;.; *.wB'at I dld'nt ?ay one musquito would weigh a vound," b>protest?*; "I said a great many of t&em *would? ri think perhaps a million of them might do , so;^ "BUtj you said they bark at the missionaries*," pore'sted hts interlocu tor, "flo. ?io, my deer sir; I cali they ' would get ou th e logs and on tho bark. You understand mc." Thankful For Relief Remedy Brought Ss;-;- Frusto?a and Traxo Pos teases AU the Merit That Ka Clamped for lt. After completing the necessary treatment, Mre. S. B. Cole, Lampasas, Texas, was so well pleased with the results that she wrote the Pinus lab oratories as follows: "Fr ni toi a and Trax? are all ypu claim. It removed a quantity of gall-stones and I feel sure it saved my life. I am well now and thankful to you for the great good your medicine has done me. Frultola ls a powerul lubricant for the intestinal organs and one doBe ls usually sufficient to- clearly demon strate its efficacy. It softens tho congested masses, disintegrates tho hardened particles that occasion so much uttering and expels tho accum uiuied wattie to the great relief of tho patient. Following a dose of Fruitole, Traxo should ne taken three or four timos a day in order to rebuild and restore the systom that has become w akened and run down from cod etant Buffering, it is a splendid tonic, acting on the liver and stomach most beneficially. Frultola and Traxo aro prepared in tho PinuB laboratories at Monticello, III., and arrangements have bene made to supply them through representative druggists. In Andorson they can be obtained at Evans' Pharmacy, Threo Stores. Accuracy in Newspapers. Professor Hugo 'Mpucsterberg Is a I professor of physchology at Harvard. His head is filled with ideas, and lae knows many things. But some I things be doesnl? know.. (For in [ stance, he has been taking a fling re cently at newspaper 'reporters, who, ho says, habitually dlstor what men say and do, and the .professor regards this as a bad tCving for public morals. Evidently tho professor's experience has been with the metropolitan news paper. On these newspapers a vast quantity of news must be gathered in an extraordinarily short time. Ac curacy is aimed at and attained to a remarkable degr?*?. But the metro politan press in out a very small part of the county's press. Professor Munsterberg is proving clal, like many other dwellers in eas tern cities. In the small towns the people oro el o so to tiieir newspaper. Frequently the editor knows every body in the county. Accuracy be comes a deadly necessity. No' re porter or editor who 1B worthy the name daren soy ho does not caro .whether what he writes is true or not. His profession aad ills pride in ic de mand that he gives to it the best he >has.in him. Accuracy, attention to detail, truth are ouly some o? the '.?i?n jti ho must give to his paper. Professor Munstei'berg may bo u great psychologist, but ho will never bo a great maa until ?ie learns that outside of Harvard, 'Boston. and New York thor ls a great country filled with newspapers and newspaper men, and that In Ino lot the -verbal, the deliberately untruthful, tho mcrjnte bank aro es scarce as exactitude is In psychology. . Laughter Aids Digestion. Laughter is one of the most health ful exertions; it ls of great help to digestion. A still more efQectual help Is a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets. If you should be troubled with indi gestion give them a trial. They only cost a quarter. For sale by all deal ers. Useful ;. ... Be Generous Be Practical Let your gift be of an enduring, serviceable nature; a Jewel Range or Heater, Coal Vases, Shot Gun or Rifle, Kitchen Utensils of Aluminum, Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Serving Dishes, Carving Sets, Cutlery, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors, Fire less Cookers, Steam Cookers, OH Stoves, Wagons, Veloci pedes, Automobiles, Food Choppers, Flash Lights, Mops and any other one of hundreds of practical gifts usually, found in a Harware Store. Practical gifts such as these serve to remind the recipient of the giver many months to come. Co. THIRTY PER CENT PROFIT ON.SPECULATION EVEN GREATER PROFIT ?V: ON INVESTMENT Ws haye a slr.?lo tract of approximately 850 acres of1 rich, Chatta hoochee river oovtom land, situated' In .Stewart county Georgia; within twenty five mUes of Columbus, which we wilt sell for SEVENTY per cent, of what adjacent farm lands are selling for now. ^ Of this entire plantation, there ls one portion of about SOD acres which .we would sell separately. Cf this smaller tract there ere 120 acres cleared, and under cultivation' now; the balance-about'180 acres, ?a in woodland. On the entire plantation there?.are-fifteen'"'tenanthouses, barns and necessary outbuildings, and ono large o;-..r.t room dwellliu; house. The Seaboard Airline railroad runs through_ thia place, and there is a Sidetrack on the farm. There are 40 acres' of nut bearing Feo.n trees on tho plantation at prosent. ' .* This is a very desirable plantation, and to a practical farmer of grit, determination, some meads; and who is bot afraid bf the work neesesary in Uie management of fbch a plantation. 'tblB;;off^L^.Voppbr.ta^tyv.oti:< Our only reason for offering- tttis. magnlfi?en^pi?elut?jQn'- at ancVa tre mendous sacrifice ls strictly a personal one, and we will give it to ?ll in terested parties, privately. ;.: We will pay the expense* of a trip to Stewart: county it the Investtea tor, or hts Smokers, buy \he tract of iand* br ' any nari of it; . - There are quite afew Anderson county people jiving J ia Stewart' county Ga. now. . . m?0&te$* "Stewart Care The .Vif--- 1-._rM 'i GB," .. J . Representjih?' utm'c^t ;;ser^M| obtainab?d from an A?t?-V?i? Opposite thp:#0t?i1?