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CLASSIFIED INTELLIGENCER Want Ad Rates 25 word? for 25c. 1 cont per word ouch Insertion for more than 25 worJ3. Three insertions of tho same ad on consecutive days for tho price of two Insertions, if poid lu ad vance. No ad less than 25 centB. FOR RENT FOrt RENT-$0.00 per month threo room house North Fant street. Has city w. .v.r. electric lights and sew er connections. Also No. 825 Uiver street, seven room two story house. A. Pastelle Cuter. FOIL RENT-Nice furnished rooms ?wo minutes from square. Hot and cold water. Apply at 804 North McDitffle Street, or 'phone 380, Mrs. T. K. Hoper. FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. Two und one-half blocks from square. Apply ??l'J Eust Whittier street. WANTS WANTED-?All my friends to know that fish v/ero scarce last week, but that wo are assured u plenty thin week, ut . mg thu lot a good supply of fino Jumbo Hoe Sh id, from tho Cheseapeake Hay. Also, a fine lot ol Spanish Mackerel from St. Andrews, Kia., and ti plenty of "pop-eyed" mullett. Wo still hnndlo the best oysters nnd fresh meats. (tall 21?2, W. J. Maneas, 207 East Whittier street. WANTED-You to know thnt tho fin est thing for a happy homo is a warm heart-but a good fire helps tome. We want to promote the family happiness by Bending you the makings of a good fire. Genuiao Dine Hem Coal $5.50 per ton. When will you bs ready for it? Cheaper coal, of course, at lower prices. 'Phono G49, W. O. Ulmet. FOR SALE FOR SALE-Two young Jersey cows, ono fresh, other fresh Apr. 20th. $100 each, my guarantee with ench cow. For further information 'phono 404. Fiirman Smith. FOR SALE-A few hundred bushols 8elcctrcclenned and graded Fulghum Soed Oats sixty eight cents bushel -worth more for feed purpose. Furman Smith, Seedsman, Phono 464. MISCELLANEOUS J. A. MULLINAX THE TAILOR-Has thirty White Hotury Sewing Ma-) chines he will close out Tor $28.0U each, regular price $55.00. Come at once If you want bargains. 120 and 128 West Henson st. ?RUBBER TIEiSS--Think about put ting on a Bot very best grade rubber tires Tor $10.00. The reason our rubber gives such long service we seo how long we can cut a tire, not how short. It's reasonable a Uro will last longer with plenter of rub ber' than ono stretched out. Wo clean all dirt and rust from chan nels. This lets tao rubber fit closj ly. Paul E. Stephens. TO THE. TRADE-I . havo bought tho ? Fino Tailoring company business.1 Mr. Fine will be lidded to my line j of coat makers. I am now nhle to keep with tho. trade. I employ nothing but men tailors und turn out nothing but first class, work. Clvo mo a trial. Satisfaction or no] pay. Thanking you for past busi ness. J. A. Mullinax, 120-128 West ' Henson street. y : : 1 1 m fm BfM Vv < t#.& ?Tr,;. : m tm ? PAAS EASTER EGG DYES "Free From Poison" SP 5- Different Colors-S 6- -Transfer Sheets-G Telephone Your Orders EVANS' PHARMACY "TJw REXAU. Store" NOTICE-I bave secured th?- services of a high gnuie painter ami trimmer from Charlotte, N. C., who lias spe cialized in tili? ( luna of work for thc last three year?. Now if you want a class of work that will look well and wear well hiing it to mu and 1 guarantee satisfaction. Prices right. High grade paints and var nishes, ll. G. Johnson, Sr. WK ARE PAYING $42 per ton for cotton seed, and giving 1 ton cot ton seed meal and (4 /U cash for ton of Heed. Selling coal at |5.00 and ?r>.G0 per ton. Cabbage plants] %1M per M. Martin Coal & Woo il Company. AND NOW- When the weather begins to warm yp you are more anxious than ever about your meals. Von want to know thut it is properly handled. That's where we come In. We have a long Hst of satisfied customers and they say our service ls line. Phone ns your wants. Frank Dobbins, Sanitary Market, Thone 755. POTATO KLIPS-I arn guaranteed the delivery of my plants this sea son, therefore 1 guarantee to de liver them to you on the date you want tin m. It will pay you to see me before sen ?I i li g your molly off. It. V. Kussurd, 213 South Main street. FROM 7 A. M.. TO 10 P. M.-Kuy your Gasoline and Motor Oils from II. A. Caudle, the one arm iras man on the corner next to Owl Dru); Co. Mo will appreciate your business and always gives tho utmost In value. II. A. Caudle. THE FACTS have been clearly es tablished, Austin's Variety Store just literally, completely outclasses all others. If you want lo save the "kale" yon must trade at Austin's Variety Store. Their fine I aid I es' Hat? ure the lui h of the town-get one. HIDES-Bring them to mo if you want best prices. 1 buy and sell moro hides than any other dealer In this section of the state. All hides bought by mu are shipped with nb butoir hides and commund better prices, therefore I can and do pay better prices. Bring them to Willl ford's Corner. Ft. D. Henderson. EASY-Make llfo'H walk easy by hav ing us repair your oboes. Wo are not only prepared to do nrst class work on short notice, but wo meet any legitimate competition when it comes to prices. Honest work and best materials always. G. E. McKee fi Son, 132 East Whittier street, opposlto Tolly's. QUICK WORK-'Phono E22 for Geor gia Garage for quick work. One expert on Fords, and ono expert on nil Olper cars and motorcycles No. 10S South McDufTIo street. Op. J. L. E. Jones Bicycle Shop. PREPAREDNESS is the order of the daj now, while the Fire Insurance Companies aro withdrawing from tho stnte is the time for you to havo your house, barn, or out-building protected with a Harriss Metal Shingle Roof. Of course the initial cost ls just a trillo more than wood shingles, but in tho long run they aro much cheaper and they aro a tremendous protection against fire. Drop In and let UH show you. No troublo nor obligation on your part whatever. Respectfully, Jno. T. Harriss & Son. ' NOTICE-Wo carry a lino of barber supplies-tonics, massage cream and toilet waters. In order to in troduce a few of our leaden; we will Boll for the next ten days $1 bot Ho of our Sago Tonic for ?Oc. $t bottle of ficalptono Tonic for GOc *B ox. Jar of Velvotta Massago'Cream for 40c. 8 oz. Jar Shampoo 20c. Glovers' Mange Remedy 40c. Not more than ono bottle.ot each to n customer. Hudson's Shaving Par lor. 10C North Main street. Don't fail to get a jar of Velvetta-makes the skin feel like velvet. IT HAS NOT been our intention to mnko delivery of coal a social "af fair" but we're miro you'll bo do lightcd with our way of delivering coal-and every one is pleased with tho coal we deliver. B. N. Wyatt, Thone 182. BICYCLES-New line ot Columbia and Ramblers now ready for you. And Jones always sells 'em for less -cuts the price on all kinds ot ac cessories, too. J. L. E. Jones, 103 South McDuffle street. THE TIME-Now is tho time to brighten up your home. "We have a well selected stock of paints and wall papers that wo aro selling at manufacturers prices. 'Phone 4K, Quest Paint Co. j; ; BREAKFAST SAUSAGE-The de mand for our all pork sausage is keeping us very busy. They surely are the highest grade on the mar . hot Mad? from fresh pork carefully selected and seasoned with jost enough fresh ground herbs and pure spices to give that very un usual and ?2-rtlctous flavor distinc tively Lindsay's. Phone yonr order to 694, Tho Lily White Market, J. N. Lindsay. Proprietor. i WHO'S YOUR PLUMBER-Glfiffi?l a trial. No job too small, none too large. And when yea sMWrn har ry we are right therjaV^?irtth the gooda. Let ns ; "hit'-fm\pipe" tor yon. and .well both bo pleased. diena Plumbing Co.. 'Phono 400. AGRICULTURE IN THE SOUTH PROGRESSING! Reports From Southern Railway Agents Bear Out Statistics of Government. (Special io The Intelligencer.) Washington, April l. -Reports rroni the agonis of the agricultural division of Southern Hallway Com pany for the cu leudar year llil'i herr out the government statistics a? lo agricultural progress in the south and show l/ie accomplishment of sub Htantlui results in the work bring carried on by the railroad. Hy personal visits to farmers and by talks at Canners' meetings the j agents of the company gave, advice as io farm methods to approximately 100,000 farmers. As in former ycais demonstration work was done on a1 lai ge ti umber of farms all along the company's lines, the greater part of lt with cot-ton and corn. Thc reports of lines. Hie greater part ol' it with colton ?md co n. Tin; reports of pro duction on these farms show an aver age yield of 1,170 pounds of cotton per acre, compared Will average:} lungng I rom MU to TU i.e.inds on similar lands in the same localities where the improved methods advised Ly tho agents of the company were not adopted. Iteporls on corn show an average production nf 40.7 bic h ?is per acre on farms where the methods advised were adopted us compared with an average yield of less than 22 bushels on similar landa in the same localities'. Advice was given as to crops of till hinds and (.-specially to the growing of legumes and the | ladling of wittie:* ?.over crops. Seed selection was en couraged and many farmer:* wen; as sisted In breeding improved ta eds. The Importance of drainage was em? i ..tHizctl and assistance was given lu tile drainage, ditching, and terrac ing. Willi the rapid progress being made In Hie eradication of the cattle lick anti tito control of hog cholera Itt '.he South, farmers in all the *-tates ute turning thoir attention to more and bolter live stock. The agricul tural agents report tito location along tac; lines of the company dur ing ibo year of 2,713 pure-bred beef cattle. ?,250 dalry cattle and G,o:i8 '.ogs. When tho agricultural work of Southern Hallway began silos were almost unknown in many parts of Hie south. They are now to be round In almost every neighborhood and approximately i)00 were built along the lines of the company dur ing the year. In all part3 of the territory tho efficiency of tito work being done hus been duo in largo measure to the close co-operation between the agents of tito railroad and those of f e statt? and federal governments. TRY SCHILLER FOR PIRACY HIGH SEAS Washington, April 4.-Ernest Schil ler. Solo pirate, will be tried at Wil mington on tito charge of piracy on the high seas, if the Investigation now being conducted by the state authori ties proves him sano. The piracy charge will be brought by the United States district attor ney of Delaware on orders from the deportment of justice, four n.ssoelates. planned to hold up a Schiller Is the Herman who, with steamer on the high Bean. A thor ough Investigation Into his mental condition ls being made. Get to know and read Intelli gencer Want Ads and you will scon sec^they will save you many a dollar and get you what you want at the same time. IF BACK HURTS USE SALIS FOR KIDNEYS Eat Lesa Meat if Kidneys Feel] Like Lead or Bladder Bothers. Most folks forget that the kidney;., like the bowels, get sluggish and clog ged and neel a flushing occasionally, else wo have backache and dull mis ery in tho kidney region, severe t?cad ache, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach,, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorders. You Blmply must keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feel an acho or pain in the kidney region, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good drug store here, take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a.few days and your kidneys will then act fine. I Tills famous salts is made from .tho lucid of grapes and lemon Juice, com bined with llthia, and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate thom to normal activity. If also neu tralizes the acids in tho urine so it no longer irritates; tinto ending bladder disorders. - Jad Salts ts harmless; inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent llthia water drink Which everybody should take now and then to keep their kid neys clean, thus avoiding serious complications. A well-known .local druggist says he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe in overcoming kidney -trouble while lt ls only trouble. - _i ,i. .. ? ; ,* i , .I I. JUST IlECKIVED-Another car ot those 6x18* Cypress Shingles. W. Lt, Brissey Lumber Company. NEWS OF PAST WEEK High School Teachers and Mis sionary Society to Give En tertainment April 13th life! ton, April ?.-.Mrs. S. A. Brigg?, who has been tho guest of '".er daughter, Mrs. ('laude Gravel, for the past month, has returned to her horne in Spurtanburg. Mr. and Mrs. Dob Hanks and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stannett of Helton spent the week-end in Greenville cornily with relatives. Tile Senior Campfire royally enter tained the first and four pa rois cf the Hoy .'couts of Helton ai Hen Drop Inn last Friday. Tile Inn is located about1 two miles from Helton on the planta tion of Mr. T. c. Poore. Tin.' camp fire girls' went up to the Inn at ."> o'clock to prepare for the reception of the scouts w'io arrived at 7:l">. A delicious supper was served and many pleasant games indulged in un til about ten o'clock, when they all I hiked hack to town. Misses l!".;sle and Nunnie Wilson nf Greenville Woman's college spent Ike week-end in town, the guest of their prenti. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wilson*. j Mrs. H. M. Heard and children of Elberton, Georgia, are spending a few ! days willi Mrs. A. C. I.atimer. Mrs. Cai roll Brown his letti .'ned from ii visit to relative* in Spartan liurg. Mrs. H. A. Lewis entertained i (eu Thursday evening at ber li' in o i 1 ives street in honor of the te. ern of the graded se' aols. The pl. ..c . arils were clever conundrums watch furnished much amusement. Those present on this delight tul occasion were Misses Margarrt Marshall, Ann O?r Brock, Josie Baird,'Martha Mof fatt, Elizabeth Allen, Ruby Willlford. Lillian Shirley. Ledi Poore, Irene Cave, Essie Smith, Nannetto Camp bell, Mr. and Mrs. Hlair Rice. Messrs. Henry and ilulon Campbell, Louis Stol. Ethan Frlerson, L. A. Werts and E. T. Hreazcale. Mis. Millard Grubs is the guest of her taster, Mr.*. IL E. Geer in Green ville. II. It. Sherard spent l ie week-end with his family at M.-s. A. li. Camp bells. Miss Mary Covington, who baa beeo viriting her sister, Mrs. J. H. Harper, has returned to brr home In Green ville. Mr. tann Rice and children of An derson were the gu?s: of Mr. and Mrs. .!. T. Rice Sunday. Mr. C. F. Cox ls remodeling his home on Brown 'avenue which will add greatly to its attractiveness*. Wr .Walter Greer, who lias been sick for the past "Week, ls able to bc out again. Misses Rosa Martin and Mattie Ga llard of Anderson, spent Sunday in town, the gue&ts of Miss Wallie Mar tin. Mrs. W. H. Brown, who has boen tao guest of lier parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Tolllson, returned to her home in Greenville Tuesday. Mrs. J. Burnett and children left Tuesday for Laurens for a visit of a few days to relatives. Rev. E. S. Reaves of Ilonea Path will pi-each at the First Baptist church Sunday morning and F.ov. A. G. Alderman will fill his pulpit in Henea Path. Messrs. Ethan Frlerson, Louis Seel, and Union Campbell attended a dance In WtlUatuston Friday night. Quito u number of people from Bol ton have visited Augusta during the past week to see the ruins of the re cent great fh*e. Uni erl fi in men t. Vinn ns. The -tendiera of the high school and tho ladles of thc missionary society of tho Presbyterian church will give an entertainment nt tho opera house Thursday night, -Arrr'l 18, which promises to be one e.-the best ever given in Ute city. Miss Shirley of tho higr'i school department and Miss' Willlford of the second grade are get ting up tho pros;iain. An admission fee of ton and twenty-five cents will bc charged. ' Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Woathersbeo spent last Sunday in Wllllston, tho guests of relatives. ?liss Sara Latimor, who has been spending the winter In Washington tho guest of her ulster, Mrs. J. H. Patten, returned home Saturday. ?Master Reid Sherard had for his guests nt dinner Tuesday, William Cobh, Jr., FTetl Greer and George Brown, the occasion being-In honor of his eighth birthday. Miss Katie Scott of Pclzer is spend ing tho week-end with Mrs. A. W. Hoggs on Brown avenue. Automobile Accident. Messrs. J. Olydo Green, J. G. Har ris, R. D. Smk'i and Andre-* Fant were badly bruised up Wednesday night near Donald's* when Mr. Green's car turned turtlo whllo making sharp curve. Mr. Smith's right arm was broken. It was at first thought Mr. Green was badly hurt but when he was taken from under the car it was found that his injuries were not serious. Messrs. Max Bice, Jim Simpson I*.. IK Blake, and.W. C. CUnkscales were among those* -from Belton who visited Augu&ta Thursday. Mr. J^as. N. Pearman will return ? from Atlanta today where he has been for tho past'few days. 8?*rin#v .Spring is looked upon by many, as the most delight tul season ot tho year, but this cannot bo said ot the rheumatic. The cold and damp weath er brings on rheumatic pains which are anything but pleasant. They can be relieved, howe rer, hy applying Chamberlain's Liniment. Obtainable everywhere. " ;:. , . -. . . '. ". B) -. .\,--- :.- .;? - f. '. : : ."; ^ X'-' Oe tie TCTcrta tl}* cf (Mt Jiiy i yon vriil rt*d: "?Proe -, Pal.otc 29th. 1907." u nica ha . i. de '/.rr vcckt (n>t> vb-ta un. steche J t Ladies, make a new Straw Hat1 with "Colorite"-just paint it on. Owl Drug Co. NOTICE 0E.H0CHATIC ( L?HS Pursuant to the law governing pri mary elections, you will please take notic? tin t you arc required to meet nnd organize nn Saturday April 22nd, 1916 at sucli time and placo as in dicated hy due notice from thc Presi dent and secretnry of each club. At lids meeting you will olect a presi dent, one or more vice presidents, a secretary and treasurer and such committees as deemed expedient. You will also elect an executive com mittee, and one delegate to the county convention for every 25 members or majority fraction thereof. Tho coun- . ty convention will meet at the court j house in Anderson, (S. C., on the 1st day of May, 1916, being the first Mon day in May, at ll o'clock a. m., and thc list of delegates certified by the prcsidont and secretary of each club shall constitute the temporary roll, i The membership of each club for the ! purpose of ascertaining the number, of delegates to the county convention i shall bo based upon tho number of votes polled in the first primary of the preceding election year. S. D. Pearman, Chairman Co. Ex. Com. Loon L. Rloe, Secretary. Candidates Cards FOR CONGRESS I am a candidate for Congress from tho Third Congressional District, sub ject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. A. H. Dagnall. COUNTY TREASURER I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer, subject to-thn rules of the damocratlc party. J. H. Craig. X hereby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer, subject to the rules of the democratic-party. J. R. C. Griffin. SHERIFF I hereby an nor. nco myself as a can didate for re-election to tho omeo of Sheriff, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. ." Joe M. H. Ashley. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARPS Chbho?mp Trowbridge & 2*wss DEisrrisrrs New Theatre) Building W. Whitner Sf. , Dr. Wade H. Sherard DEOT?5T j 413 Fourth Floor Bledj?ey Bl?g yelephsae 818 ?. Try it yourself if you want personal and positive infor mation as to how delightful Prince Albert really is, smoked in a jimmy pipe or rolled into the best makins cigarette you everjset-rire-to! For, Prince Albert has a wonderful message of pipe-peace and makin's peace for every man. It will revolutionize your smoke ideas and ideals. The patented process fixes that-and cuts out bite and parch 1 mil) by K.J. Iryiiulda .ta (ia i Jd/ i-.!uU the national joy smoke is so friendly to your tongue and taste that it is Vnighty easy to get acquainted with. You'll like every pipeful or cigarette better than the last because it is so cool and fragrant and long-burning. You'll just sic back and ponder why you have kept away from such joy'us smokings for so long a time ! Men, we tell you Prince Albert is ail we claim for it. You'll understand just how different our patented process makes Prince Albert quick as you smoke it I Day Prince Albert everywhere tabacco it rintel: in loppy red bage, 5c; tidy red ?in; JOcf hatxttscjr.ti pound and half pound tin humidorc and in noanJ cryttat-glce* humidor* with tponcc'moi*tcnt r tua* that heep fha tobacco- in each prima condition. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salera, N. C. sold exclusively at this store, are cased with the most carefully selected and thor oughly kiln-dried oak, not ash stained to imitate oak, hut genuine oak itself, the material used in all highest grade refrig erators, and imitated in all others. All sizes in stock-for the home, store or market-at right prices. G. F. TOLLY & SON Anderson, S. C. BRACELET WATCHES It is hardly worthwhile to mention the very popular favor willi which Bracelet Watches have been rec. I ved, but thc information wo will give you will be .worthwhile if you contemplate purchasing. Hamilton 17 jewel adjusted movement. 20 year case, with Sim mons Bracelet, at f.??O.OO each; or same movement in 14 karat solid gold ease, with solid gold bracelet, for ? ir,.00. Holli arc exceptional values. MARCHBANKS BABB IS'orlh Main St IT et Jewelers At the Sign of the Dig Watch GAGER'S LIME The best lime-for ail uses-to be had at any price. We have been handling this Lime for many years and it is all right. Call for . Gagers Keystone . Lime -everylime, it's the best. , W. L. BRISSEY LUMBER CO. The Anderson Connty Mntoal Fire Insurance Co. J. J. SMITH, President and Treasurer J. J. MAJOR Vir? President JOHN A. MAJOR, Secretary i , ANDERSON, S. C. THIS IS A HOME ^ Call and see m nt Peoples Bank ^