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-FOR SALE
FOB 8A??r*-Scvorhl; 5 ?ero tracts of
land on tub /P." & N. -Railway, about
two and a half miles out. . Fine and
level., Price right Seo me at once
If interested. Any ono, black or]
white cen buy. W. M. Walker.
COB SALE-Agricultural Lime. Ap
ply now to your gardens at rate of
from one to five tons por acre-it's
cheap andttheto la not a garden in
Anderson but?that ?no?do lime-it
'Viii corrcot ofr?ht nnd sweeten
your ??6iir:t/bil and'nmko your fer
tilization' readily^ available. Phone
464, Furman Smithy Soetaman.
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FOB SALE-Everything in tho line of
frosh fruits t?at are ' iii season:
pears, apples, bananao, grapes,
oranges, lemons, cocoanuts. nuts of
all. klnds, and candies that make
your mouth water, and at prices
that don't, make you sick either. J.
E. Manoa.
CAUDLE tho Gasoline Man on the
corner of Main and Earle Sts.,
wanta his trie ids and patrons to
know that 't??> paving work does
not interfere with his gasoline
business. Caudle needs tho business
.and ts on the Jo*? at all timea.
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"WANTED--Hoarders, centrally locat
ed, t?04?Jvbfcth Mci mino street. Tel?-j
B?'B??.:' t?Bra.;T, K. Roper.'
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; phone* BC
FOB j^flT^Tcn rcoiri hou80 on aero
lot tfco; blocks from squaro.'scroen
. . ed throughout, large screened sleep*
lng porch. Has all convonionccs,
Swater, lights and nus. Rent roa
' oonable. Apply to Mrs, W; C. Plant,
. 283 West Church St, -Phono 440.
12-16-6tp.
OUR COAL i% tho-kind tba'; burns all1
up, leaving'but a Jew'- S.ffles? It |a
economy to burn' that '?ind a? h?gb
er price than tho inferior grado at
cheaper price. Phone 183 to Wyatt
the Coal Man.
TO TJ1E MERCHANT TRADE-Ono
car cotton seed' meal, car Snow
Drift Irrigated wheat - flour. All
kinda horse, muh) and cow.feeds*$4o
G. E. Turner at P. & H. Depot. .
"ffSPEVTRITEil REL'A?R?NG-Beat
chipped typewriter rebuilding in |
the south. Factory experts for all
. makes machines, your bid machino
can be made as good as new for a
small amount. O. C. Dargan, Hub
. , hard Building. 10-20r?pt.
Hf PLACING your Aro tnuuranco. re
member ' ?hat Frank & DoCsmp
Realty Company represents only]
strong, old line companies;. Toar)
"bu?h?GM will oe appreciated.
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ror cot- i
s)13.oo-par
ton? Jmn.
r_f^:??6ttou;
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COMB ; TO The. Luncheonette whejn
yon ?rc hungry. ? Wei cook anything
that io in season, and we cook lt
. ' sight. Ask tlie man -who eats berte.
j? vBaert-orders served qutckly. Oyii
Ikl^'a^stjle^
..pf^TKU-A' good farm for one c2
ehr customers. St you hara, a lind
a?le' w? wilt be glad to consider
.'yiy< ? Linley & Watson, (Jno. Linley-^
W. H: WBtspkir^^^M '
.-'?fTPSW??i^R|M-t|?V? '. just ? . received
m ft" H?ppTy. o? New; L? C. Smith Nb. 8
machines:'vThetie tn achines are tho
wc test wot d in ? Typowriter coustr uc
SK??^Uoh combining th? best r?atuVes of
^^.-alt'the other makes with sraotieatly
?{?^a?W^a operation: Will bo glad tb
lEV6ko. a d?monstration' in your
fhje*"'^ C.i<?...B*rg?h>'!'A'R?n't;' '
,.. . floor, Hcbbard Bu??fflje??w^
I :)>. : liS-18-Sws. . ; ? ? . \
inh??i;;mrie?n^
of .ihe Calhoun -.'.itfalls Invest- !
Compway willb?:h?id ia the of
~'ra?\. 3^?t'--^yA^??}i??i on
?ft $m$*e7?$i- ?MC?ioW
W;AVr-' ? . '
W. Y. QUARLES
Dentist
Office: Over Watson Drug Store]
Iva, S. C.
i.iinjwimjin wi mw mi iw??i??n-??i?-?<TO???i
Quattlebaum & Cochran |
Have Moved Their Office to
THE BROWN BUILDING
Over the Dime Savings Bank
Dr. HENRY R. WELLS
DENTIST
Office F. & SI. BnOdfas
unies 6?7-Phones-Kc-uGcnce So
-: I ti$0f-. - " 1 - -- ,
Dr. C. Mack Sanders
DENTIST
Office 304-5-6 3. "?ckley Building.
(Milco Phono 429 Rcaldenco Phono 149
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CUshota, Trowbridge & S?gg>
DENTISTS
New Theatre Bofldfag
W. WhEteexSt.
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P isADSDEN ?A^Bl
Architect
4015.406 Weekley Banding
JUDGE OF PROBATE SALE
STATE OF 80?TH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
In tho Probate Court.
Burt H. ?Bryant, as administrator oi l
the catato of N. K. Bryant, deceased,'!
and individually, Plaintiff,
vs.
John p. Bryant, William; J. Bryant, !
Thomas. Turner Bryant. Tv~Stokes]
Bryant, Vienna. Y, Eades," Rena MuV
llklu, George Clayton Bryr.nt,- Luther I
Bryant, < Patron Johnson, > D.,. Bryant, j
Bauiel Bryant. Lee-Bryant and 8am
uoT?Jon?s, D?fendants. ,
In: accordance with\?uprd?r;jpf sale|
heroin granted,-by .the Probate Court,
dated tlie 3rd doy.Gt November,; 1915,;
I will sell, on salcsday .iOK.'Jabuar^
next, being Monday, January 4, 1916,
between tho usual hours ot public
salo, in front of the Court House In
City ot Anderson, ,S. C., for cash, pur
chaser to pay extra for ;deod jj and
'Stamps, that 'cert?ln pi?ce,' parcel" or
tract ot land sttuato in Anderson
.County, in tho atato . aforesaid, on
waters of., 18 Milo Creek, adjoining.
Colbquji1 Brqck.| Wayna> FaptV; and
cthersi, ^containing '.rprty-'pne and: one
?o?rvh (4T1-4). ?cres^ and being tho
?same land conveyed tomine said N. K.
i Bryant by Joseph J. Fretwell by deed
doted' 8,Qj???hber-, 1C05, recorded: in
auld qfnbo^'n^ook n-4, page 3D0.
' W. P. Nicholson, -
Probate Judgo.
Bec. l7; ri9ir/. ? . ia-18-ltaw-Sw |
Augusta, Ga.
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1 _
THE NEW FABLE OF THE DIVINE
SPARK THAT HAD A SHORT
CIRCUIT.
One Evening at a converted Rink
known ns tho Grund Opera House, a
hock of intrepid Amateurs put on u
War Drama.
Lila, principal Child of the Egg and
Poultry King, played a Daughter of
the Southland, and bor Hair ehaken
out and Lamp I slack on hor Eye-Wink
era, go uh to look into Maxine,
i All of her Relations and the other
Members of tho "Pocahontas Bridge
Whist and Pleasure Club were In
Front, and they gavo her a Hand every
time she stepped out from behind a
Treo.
Sho scored what io known in tho Ib
sen Cult as a Knock-Out.
At ll P. M. sho was up on a !one
Fomo Eminence, right betweon Sara
Bernhardt and Julia Marlowe, waiting
for a Telegram from C. P. to come an
and tackle tho Rolo that WUB too
Heavy for Maude Adams.
Tho proud "Parents nwoko next
Morning to discover that Lady Mac
beth was boarding with them.
When she moved from ono Room to
another, tho Portieres had to be spread
the entire length of tho Pole, BO as to
make Roora for her Head. |
A local Haberdasher, who had been
plotting to Burrpuud her with a now '
Bungalow and a lot of Minion Furni
ture, went to call as per Usual and
found her away Up Stage, trying to.
look Uko Margaret Angelin in the Dig
. Scene. I
. She was too busy to Hold Hands, I
for she was mapping out a Career
which terminated with an Electric*
Sign on Broadway and tho Street '.
jammed with uptown Limousines.
So the Gents' Furnisher , moved ;
dowd the Street to a Brick House, tho
unmarried Inmates of which would
begin burning Greek Fir o and send
ing up Balloons every time a Live One
Slammed the. Eront Gate.
-Lila had .th??' Bacillus TheatrlouS
-gnawing'away'in every part ot her
:l3yBtem. '?
8he could see: the magnificent jPl|iyJ
House crowded fromJPitto Dbm?,Ji*st}
i bs,-tho . Producing Manager Beeb nie
every August when tho Pipe ls draw*
j tho .Marble^St?lrw?y, ''Ab, bore combs
the' Countess Zika now/' ' And then
She-, would enter trippingly, wearing,
worth bf spangled Raiment,.
.whereupon tho Vast Audience ould
stand bp abd. ?be<v.
Whilst enjoying this Tranoo she:
wora a1 Yellow .Kimono, and 'had - her
Mi-il* sent ip j the Room
V' Father saw that he. waa Hooked, bb
bb loaded her info a Parlor Car and
took ber .dp/tp?a'Behool- bf :Dramat?n
Art:,to bayo her searched for Talent,
. The H**bdv Crim^ of ibis relined
Sbakb-Dowh watched ber db tba Scene,
la which Ophelia goes Dotty and $?ck8?,
tho Imaginary Hollyhocks, and when,
ft was - ail over and i?hak?pe*ro.had.
been reduced to a Pulp,' .h?.'.sl?pp?i!,
b^'..Re><r^;vHen'ey.'.en^tbo Back andi
told bim .bis paugbter was a ph?nbti?^;,
? With a couple of hundred -Lessons;
In Correct Breathing, - and t the Vocal i
jChords iocsbttbd bp with a Stove-?
Stretcher, and a row of Ser ?ibps put on
tho Tecbbi'bu^
be right back, in bur . faidst.
M^p^j^M^.^.m tbp va?
caused by tho Retirement ot
Terry,;while Papa;reat babki'b .
ll?tle O facti In one the War-N
?fQU&i aud began to siga Chocks. '. ; ..>''
am
ADE
tc*yjnotfr0 ?ocoe Ade s J
lt took many ?n Egg to have ?Lila
properly Conservatorled.
At la?t Bho came home With a Di
ploma showing that she was an Ac
tress,
After that she merely delol?d ^^lay
and a Company, and a lot of Scenery
and a Manager and a Theaterterad tho
soft old Public buying of tho Bpslpers
In order t? realizo her modest Ambi
tion to becpm?t.a Heal Star............^
. t??e ?ouk. her Diploma and the Local
FreuB Not icen np-to New .York to-.see
what ehe could get on thom.'aWd found
.10.0.00 other Incipient Modjeskas-hit
.tldg tho worn -xii that led 'rom one
Agency to an'sqier. ? :
. Artistio Tf^pcr.aments "wiite mpre
Abundant "thonvjLamp Posts and; got
? ting an Audience: with a Big Gup? was
just ?s easy na Opening a Time-Lock
with a ll?t Pim'
She had an offer ar. tho Hippodrome
to-walk la front pr an El?pha^fc pav
ing a prop Palm, but she' spurned lt,
because abo was ready to do Desde
mona, at a. Moment's Notice.
AB for the .I^uda?cW,^.tl?^e}i)writ.
ton by a would;bo V^ie .^int?w bf tho
wild and: wolly ,.W^]^rth^l}(^iJdn't
find any ono'4?--'th??-h??^tf?rho)^tc'bt
42nd Street who had evor beard of
tho Tank Town In which her Folks
were so Prominent.
In order to get Experience', she
signed up with a. No. 4 Company, play
ing tho fart bf ? the deaf-and-dumb
Lady who crosses the' Stage and re
moves the Tea Things early In . the
Second Act.
Whim the Troupe went op tho Rocka
at Mauch Chunky Penna., the erstwhile
Favorite cf the Pocahontas Club'found
herself sitting..?n a Trunk marked
"Theater" standing off a Deputy Sher
iff and waiting'for an Answer Jto'Jher
Wire.
The Flrat J31d?WomanA\who remenv
bored Edwin'Sobtbi camo an'd' sat.be-'
aide her. > -
"Do not bo disco*raged,\ Honey/*
' Bald She. "Go right back and .start all
o vor, anri possibly Borne tim? Next
Tear you will again have the "?blessed
'?rlvilego -of ..going up a neglected.
jAlfiev twlfee ^Ijjay and changing youtjj
k4<Sotflea?iA <a Barn.. Any Girl .wita/
your Leo!sn and Family Connections
rou r-Po ? t or if night
??he Bath j over a
g, but} only a
make : these
raindlthe&;-^ftaini
i soft Hug ia
throbbing Ge
et Anqftfln.trt.the Big) Scene.
vNi?ht<junjpe tn a ?fcw^3Soacar?t?i! atop
j at .a,; if??tcl ; Irnich. ii/o&cr.^ ??,.aa" -ai?.
.Auxiliary- to a first-class Saloon. It
? will <be Hard Sleaa^g^Tor^e?- fhfa$
?- or 26 years, but ;by"tb?'timftlypis
? 45v you may rca'ronabljp roUut on
utting ? 0 wucko cut c^.crery f>?.,run
iiilhg. arc;'uuil,-i?i.t?^g^V[of: h.. Ki^eto
.wcop?." '?'-.}.,:'lV",o:""^5 '.'.'..
r; : Lila pulled intb:;tb^vSj?.ene ot her
Early Triumphs wlt??, a\:h|e^: soasas*
. tren ot " Ko. ? 4 Greasepaint still Hn>
; gering behind her Eira; .'.'.?;
As. the Train . rolled through tho
Tards, tlio Foremah -ct -: tho Sectlcii
Swaag -narrowly escaped ' being bit in
Uso llracj with St-tin Makn-Up Box,
hiirtei/froht iba?'v?i^r^-^^?Ut^i?^
t??n Oar. -:: ,;.: , . V;
??P!^ : ^ AIA<, : T?F '? *. ?trip ot "
Cj^fc^rt?jlt' t?t$:?fig' ;)Ht?ber?*s3bi?*:
an?*:'ws* learning ,'^>Cob1i- in . Paper
??. '
.Whenevir she hears ot a ;Good Show
eoraJa? to Town? ehe, ?nvil?b ?H ojf her?;
?Vlexids ?* come out ,tb'vtb?\Bunip^?w:
and Pltjr Rhum on the: jil?s1en; ydr
nitare. ..
I: : MORAI* The True F???ad.?'"b*
manity ia one whovg^fto ?hs-fiemo
.t??ent; Benefit-'Xom&f?&tifo??r?*
. - 'Vv -1 . ':' ' J .i' ' ;
AT THE THEATRES
+ AT THE AN DE I IBON f
* vj
??EferywOmun."
Many playa of i"any kinds havo won
success, but It ? i doubtful wbetber
there baa been another produced
moro subtly significant, more deeply
impressive, or more wonderful ia its
appeal to tho senses ?Jian the dra
matic spectacle, "Everywonian,'*
which Henry W. Savago will discloso
af tho Anderson theatre, December
29.
Tho play !a dramatic, symbolic. It
is allegory; it is poetry; it is the
story as old as the world of living,
breathing men and '. omen and it is
the story that is as fresh and new
as youth and beauty must always be.
It ls D':C story of every woman seek
ing love ani finding it only after de
vious wandering and long suffering,
?.fria? and disappointment. Every
woman in inn; play is not called
Ruth or Mary or Prances, but Every
woman, and it ia by this designation
she.is known through thc five acts.
lt is an abstract name' which may
te fitted iu.'o. concreto form by each
beholder,, for "Everywonian" is a
chapter from the life of every j wo
man.
Everyiwoman seeks love, as tfao
greatest treasure lifo possesses. She
leavc*8 her home in her youth and
blossoming beauty and goes out into
the by-ways of the world as many
another woman has done. She seeks
love through Passion; throug'u wealth,
through society, but finds, in each
case only a shoddy protense, an al-,
loy which mocks her first pure pur
pose, and when : her sou is brdis'-r.
ed upon the rocks of solid, ugly facta:
?ho is led b3ck by Truth, ugly bid
Truth, whom In her youth sho despis
ed and shrunk from,', tc find Love in
peasant garb at I at' waiting for her
at. her hearthstone. ' Every character
In tho play IB symbolic of some ab
stract virtue or vice pr condition with
relation to the life of woman. ,It is
declared to. be the sherwdest analysis
of human nature ever presented upon
.S\xe otago, and combined with wonder
ful pictorial ?embellishment': drive's
homo its lesson with tolling forco.
An entire' symphony orchestra ac
companies tibe organization which ls
Mv. Savage's finest.
Bear This in Mind.
"I consider Chamberlain's Cough I
Remedy by far the best medicine In' |
the market.for colds and, croups,"
?ays Mrs. Albert Blosser, lilma, Ohio,
j Many others are bf. the same opinion.
For sale by all dealers. %
[mtmwm in NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged ?Nos
trils and Ead Head-Colds, j .
Yon'feel fine in a few moments.
I little pt thia fragrant, tjantisopt?c ;
Yobr ?bid ta. bead or cata^h-'wiii "be
gohOi -Your clogged nostrils will
open? Th? air passages of your head
will clear and .you can breathe free?
ly. Ko moro dullness, heartache; : no
hawking, snuffing, musceus discharges
or dryness; nb struggling for breath
at night. \
- ??Tell your druggist you want a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balni. Apply a
cream in. your nostrils, . let; lt/pene
trate through every,, air ' paasago of.
the head; soothe, and heal thc sv.-ol
ien. inflamed mucous membrane, and
catarrh Bufferer needs. Don't stay
stuffed-up and mi aerobio. V ^ .
It is Just whit every cold and
relief comes instantly. 'I . . :
LADIES! SECRET TO
te:
mm m
Bring Bael: ita Color and Lustre
with Grandma's Page
. Tea Recipe*
?Common garden^aage browed into
a hcayy, tea, with sulphur-and .alco
hol added, will-, turn1 grayV tareSked
andj;fr?deQ\. ha?r^bcahtifully l'd?drk and
luxuriant; renjoyes ?^ory bip)of. dan-.;
druff, stop - scalp itching abd falling
hair. Mixing the Sage Tba and Sul
phur recipe ot homofl, though, i?
t rou bl esome.. An easier >wal .ls-tb get.
tb-* ready-to-use tonic,, costing about
51 ?bnt3 a largo buttle, at drug stored
known s>s "Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur
Compoundr-- -thus v avoiding a lot pf
muss.
While wlsoy. gray, fadoa bair --'da.
TT?tysi?fuf, wo ntl d?sirs ;tb'rei?in our
youthful appearance and -!attractive-,
nOssV By darkening your hair ; Mt\i
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, nb ono ?can
toll,/ because It does :h So naturally.
j> evenly. You just dampen ay sponge
or ?oft brush with; lt end 4r*w, this,
through, your, hdir>Yaking . one ?mall
strand et ? time ? by morning' all gray'
hairs have disappeared. . -, Attdr; an
other application or t^re, yobr bair bt
cbih.es;-. beautifully dar?, gbt?Sy?. eoft
abd' luxuriant and. you ap^jw;'y*bars
rn****
. Do you w?ut t? buy a high gra$e
Buggy.; at a cheap .price? ? We jare? qf
k feririg for Cash, ? nice weir- fmishfd
Rubber Tire buggy with best grade
Goodrich rubber j set Of Horne-Made
Harness-made in our ' house, tap
robe and Whip, at the ridiculously
low price of ?
How is this for a real bargain?
Don't forget this buggy is guaranteed
for 12 months against defective ma
terial and workmanship. If yOi? are
looking for quality and price see us.
We are streng to :d? aif??r and legit
imate business and we solicit your
^""tra^ana^tiilue^ce. '^vS^^^p^^S
^^;Lots of},good>Mules and Horses on
hand; thafeiwti .want to sell; Ail sound
and good workers. Everytting } we
sell must be as represented.
Bring that old buggy around and
let us paint and repair it and at the
sani? time put on a set of r?bbert?res^
]. at Ml Q cash a set. u-y?