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The Key to Your Home Separated from home by county or continent-standing on Broadway or 'longside a water-tank -close at your hand is the key to your home. WESTERN UNION keys start your Day Letters and NightXetters on their way. Your "All's Well" message reaches home before the mail train gets up steam. Low rates for many words. THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. The wax and oil polish that shines quickly *.nd saves the leather. SHIKO?A Ste SET Best at any price Sold >> SHHKHA users at nom inal cost. At aU dealers. BLACK-TAN-WHITE Take no Substitute McKE? REFRIGERATOR There Are None Superior When you put Pure Food into a McKee Refrigerator it stays pure. V Thc possession of a McKEE REFRIGERATOR is a*source of constant delight to the particular housewife. You'don : buy a refrigerator every day. It is to your in terest to make your selection carefully. . A Style and Size to Suit Every Requirement At a Price to Suit Every Purse. The Peoples New Furniture Co. It's Easy T? Pay The Peoples Way Before You Buy That Cotton v Planter This Year Come in and See Our er ' ? ??- : . ?? ? ' ? ? " ' ... , . I .. L W? would like to show it to you} % f whether you buy it or not. h. . : . :.. -, '.. ' * mfr :'.. TATE HARDWARE CO. Wea* Side Square wt THE ENCAMPMENT BE HELD WEEK APRIL 24 ANNOUNCEMENT MADE YES TERDAY MORNING BY PRESIDENT RIGGS ENTERTAINMENT Large Number of Patronesses Will Assist in Arranging Enter tainment Cadets. President F.'Iggs announced to the 7.10 Clemson cadet? yesterday morn ins that they would again go to An derson for their annual encampment, riley will arrive In Anderson Monday morning. April 24, at 9 o'chek and will remain until late the following Saturday afternoon. It had been generally known in Anderson for some time that the en campment would be held herc, and preparations were already underway for their reception. The matter was not given sny publicity at the re ?lucst of President Riggs. The encampment will bo held on tho Cate:' lot on Greenville street, which he huB given free of cost. Ev ery convenience will be arranged on this lot, and additional space will be secured from Mr. W. A. Watson and !)r. J. O. Sanders, who have pro perty adjoining. Entertainment for the cadets will he provided by thc ladles- of the elly, anti the publicity committee of thc rhojinber of commerce lias designated he following number of patronnesses, Mrs. ii. l?. Lagon to act as chair nan: Mrs. It. E. Ligon, chairman; Mm. .luina Fant, Mrs. W. il. Nardin, Mrs. I). P. Sloan, Mrs. R. E. Bnrriss, Aire. T. S. Cray ton, Mrs. Phelps Sa?secn, Misr? Janie Hamlin, Mis* Louise Qilmcr, Mrs. Pat W. Major, Mrs. S. M. Uyars, Miss Eliza Major, .Mrs. Jaa. T>. Anderson, Mrs. .1. Swilling McFftll, iMrs. Jho. Frank. .V.Irs. F. Blair Crayton, Mrs. J. M. fnlllvan, Jr., Mrs. Jake Sullivan, Mrs. S. D. Brownlee. Mrs. J. E. White, Mrs. D. A. Led better, Mr a. W. E. Atkinson. Mrs. J. O. Wilhlte, Mrs. C. Ban Allen, Mrs. W. Webb, Mrs. James Richardson, Miss Mary Acker, Mrs. W. J. Muldrow; Mrs. Raymond Beaty, Mrs. J. H. God frey, Mrs. W. H. Frazer, Mrs. J. T. Pearson, Mrs. Leon L. Rice, Airs. W. Frank Farmer, Mrs. A. S. Farm er, Mrs. S. Rhett Parker, Miss Mar garet Evans, .Mrs. L. O. Bean, Mrs. J. S. Sargent, Mn. C. F. Poss, Miss Annie ROBS Cunningham, Mrs'. E. R. Horton, Mrs. G. P. Browne, Mrs. H. A. Orr, Mrs. Chas. A. Gambrlll, Vii-H. J. L. Sherard, Mrs. L. M. Glenn, Mrs J. H. Anderson, Mr3. R. S. Ligon, Mrs. Wm. Laughlin, Mrs. Fred Maxwell, Mrs. A. G"? Means, Mrs. P. E. Cllnkscalos, Mrs. J. M. Paget, Mrs. Q. Frank Johnson, Miss Ruth Archer, Mrs. W. Eugene Watson. Mrs. C. F. Green, MM Horace McGee,- Miss Louis Horton, Mrs. rufus Burrlss, Mrs. T. L. Cely, Mrs. S. N. Glimer, Mrs. B. F. Gramer, Mrs. Joe R^Shelor, Mrs. Raymond Mattlson, Mrs. Jas. P. Xinard. Mrs. T. Allon, Mrs. F. M. 3urnctt, Mrs. B. O. Evans, Mfrs. M. M. Mattlson, Mrs. Jas. H. Craig, Mrs. J. E. Barton, Mrs. T. Frank Watklnt.', Mrs. Wade A Sanders, Mrs. W. F. Cox, Mrs. E. P. Vandiver, Mrs. C. J. DeCamps, Mrs. J. B. Townsend,.Mrs. W. L. Brissey, rMs. Wado Sanders, Mrs. G. H. Balles, Mrs .W. W. Chisholm, Mrs. Walter Sanders, Miss Alberta Brock, Mrs. J. Louis Gray, Mrs. J. R. Vandiver, MTL\ C. MCC. Patrick. Mrs. Eula Gillingham, Mrs. G. B. Thompson, Mrs. E. W. .Brown, Mrs. F, E. wat kins, Mrs. A. L. Smether3, Mrs. G. W. Cham/ccrs. Mrs. Foster Fant, Mrs. A. M. McFall, Mrs. C. Frank Bolt, MrB. A. M. Sharp, Mrs. Pet O'Don nell, Mrs. G. Bryan Walton, Mrs. J. irvin Brownlee, Mrs. Harry Gels berg. Mrs. C. B. Earle, Mrs i Ray mond Fretwell, Mrs. O. G. Burrls3, M rn. A. E. Holman, Miss Vina Patrick, Mrs. J. M. Sullivan, Sr.. Mrs. John Sullivan; Mrs. W. W. Sullivan, Mr.;. Eugene Watkins, Mrs. C F.' Shearman, Mrs. J. J. Fret well, Jr., Mfrs. Joe Trowbridge, Mrs. Walter-DoUbins, Mrs. Joe Bell, Mrs. J. D. Rost? Mrs. M. H. Acker, Jr.. Mrs. Geo. Tolly, Mrs.' Iola Hamilton, Mrs.. W. 8. RamBey, Mra. G. W Oald, Mrs.. A. W. Kay. 'Mrs. JIB. A WOMAN'S BACK Hie Advice of This Anderson j Woman ts of Certain Vak?. Many a woman's bach, has many eches and palas.- ~ ? ? t Ofttimes 'Us th kidneys' fault. That's why Bonn's Kidney Pills arc | so effective. Many Anderson women know this. Read what one has to say about it: Mrs.-J. L. Brewer, 828 Ella St. An derson, says: "My baek was so lamo and my kidneys so weak that I could hardly bend over to put on thy nh oes. I v.as- very nervous, irritable and tired | easily. It was only with great dif ficulty that I could dp my housework I and tho kidney secretions caused mc j no end of annoyance, when I read about Donn's Kidney Pills, I got some ot Evana' Pharmacy and the first doss helped mc Ona box cured me," Price 60c, at tall dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-get Bean's Kidney, Phis-tho same tha( ruted Mrs. Bremer. Fester-Mi I bera Co., Props., Buffalo, N, V, :V; \. .;. .?i- -,v ' . . ?>',?? ' : I). Hammett. Mrs. Jno. It. Anderson,1 .Mrs. Rosece Moseley,! Mrs. W. A. Stephens, .Mrs. Henry Glenn, Mrs. j Jack Sadler, Mrs. J. M. Evans, Mrs Jas. N. Pearman, .Mrs. N. lt. Green. Mrs-, Walter nealy. Mrs. J, FclweJ Watson, Mrs.' J. J. Major. Mrs. H. H. Watkins, M!s<s ruth Watkins. Mrs. I Jas. F. Saumate. Mrs. I). S. Gray. Mrs.' J. C. tMsrshill. 'Mrs. W. D McLean, Mr?. IL A. Henry. Mts. J. C. Stribllng. Misa Annie Chapman, Mrs. J. H. Gtbboney; .Mrs. J. W. Spcake. Mrs. It. .1. Hamer, Mrs. F. W. Folkel. Mrs-. J. M. Garrison. Mrs. W. P. Sloan, Mrs. J. lt. Humbert, Mrs. O. M. Heard; Mrs. 13. li. Bleck ley, Mrs. C. B. Karie, M.S. G. B. Greene. Mrs. 2. A. Marshall, Mrs. J. B. Marshall. Mi's. J. Lon McGee, MlrB. Jno. M. Davis, Mr?. Jno. K. Hood, Mrs. W. J. Trummell, Mrs. S. H. Pr?vost, Mrs. Earle Lewis, Miss Annie Cooley, Mrs. L. L. Hatch er, Ml6? Zenobia Welch, Miss Tallulah Crowther, Mr.s D. C. Brown, Mrs. W. lt. "Wones. Mrs. Jam Hast. Misa Lorena Cummings, MTB. Marshall Orr, Mrs. W. A. Watson. Mrs. W. A. Hudgcns. Mrs. J. H. Hutchinson, M18B Helen Burrsis, Miss- Lucile Bur rer., .Mrs. J. F. '.Vamble, ?tl/s. G. C. Gribble, Mrs. Theo B. Fant. Mrs. H. ft. Wells, Mrs. C. M. McClure. Mrs. O. D. Anderson, Mrs. W. llu fus Harriss, Mrs. Clarence Brock, Mlsy Bertha Cashin. Mrs. J. IS. Clinkucales, Mrs. W. Z. Mc.Cue, Mrs. Jno. J. Holland, Mrs. Harleston Bar ton, Mrs. J. L. Farmer Mrs. C. S. Breedin, Mrs. S. G. Hardin, Mrs. E. E. Elmore, Mrs. R. W. Triohle, Mrs. J. C. Pressley, Mrs. .1. E. Watson. Mrs. E. II. Horton. Jr., Mrs. Tom F. Hill, Mrs. H. H. Harris, Mrs. Jno. Pruitt, Mrs. J .P. Trowbridge. Mrs. J. H. Tate, Mrs. Q. Cullen Sullivan, Mrs. P. B. Langston. rMs. W. B. Steele, Mrs. Joe M. H. Ash ley. Mrs. It. E. Nicholson, Mrs. J. H. Casey, Mrs. I). S. Vandiver, Mrs. I. O. Sanders, Mrs. J. II. Von Ha.) nein, Mrs W. Ti. Magruder, Mrr>-. T. C. O'Dell. Miss Amelia Feed, Mrs. Frank Recd. Mrs. .1. C. Mitchell. Mrs. Mary Ligon, Mrs. R. T. Long, Mrs. J. Tom Bolt, Mrs. W. H. Edmonds, Mrs. Wade Thompson. * 4 * WESTMINSTER ? 4 (Special to The Intelligencer.) Westminster. April 1.-Tho follow lng program Xor thc northern dlvislei institute of Westminster, S. C. April 7-8, waB announced yesterday. Friday Morning. d0:30:-Singing, reading, prayer Welcome, Rev. N. M. Fallow. 11:00--iMathods, meaos.1, 'Ideals in Bible study. Twelve lessons for W. M. societies prepared by Mrs. C. F.. Watson. , 11:30--Demonstration of an ideal W. >M. society meeting using meth ods.and.means most practical by Mrs F. G. Jones and'her society of Firs church, Greer. ' t 12:30-A public, meeting of : mission study class or reading eli de-'Mrs. J. H. Chapman! leade-. 1:30--Program for an assoclalior executive committee meeting-Mrs. 2. E. Watson. 1:50-A?pc'ntmcnt ot comm'ttees announcements, 2:00-Recess. ' ? Friday Afternoon- dunhelm Session 3:00-Sunbeam processional with song. Prayer, Mrs. W. J. Hatcher. 3:15-Presentation of twelve Bible studies for Sunbeam bands-Mrs. W J. Hatcher. ^_ 3:45--An ideal Sunbeam meeting using methods and maans most prac tical and one of above studies-Mrs O. K. (Breazeale, leader. . 4:45-Round table for Sunbeam leaders led by Mrs. W. J. -Hatcher. Adjourn. Friday Erenlng-School SesKloe. 8:00-^Processional of young people from schools. Saturday Morning-?. W. A. and G A. SCBS.OH. 10:00-??rocesslonal with singing Prayer foy Mrs. Geo. E. Davis. . 10:dfi-Presentation of twelve Bi ble ?tudies for Y.. W. A.'s-Mrs. Daves. 10:4&-'Ideal Y.' W. A. meeting, usng practical methods and means. -Miss Jessie Bryant, leader ll:45-^-tPresttntatIou of twelve Bible studies for O. A.'s h Mrs C. B. Watson. 12:00-Idesl G. A. mcennf-Mrs A. C. Cree. r. ,1:00-The Training Scfiool-Mrs. Anna Ezell. ? J -20-Round table for Y. W. A. and <"/. A. leaders,-by Mrs. Davsi. 2:00-Recess. Saturday Afternoon-R. A. Session. ; 3:00-Processional, mu H ic, prayer. 3:15-Presentation, of twelve Bibb studies for R. A.'s.-Prepared b; Mr?. Edwin Carpenter. 3:30-An ideal chapter'meeting, us lng one ot tho Bible studies for a de. votional-Mrs. T. M. Salphln, lead OF- .. . .1:00-South Carolina's Indians Miss E. J: Dowell. , i, 4:29-Is. the. Institute worth while' -Open expression. . .. Reports of committees oh time anr place and resolution. Closing exor else?-Mrs. J. D. Chapman. Every association, officer, eociet> president and band'leader in North ern Division is urged to attend, am" bring as many workers as possible. Send name for entertainment tr. Mrs. Sam Reeder, Westminster, Northern Division' must' not fail U make her second Institute better thar tho first. " For Infants and Children AI ELKS' HOME TODAY ALL MEMBERS OF LODGE AND NUMBER OF LADIES TO BE THERE AT THREE O'CLOCK Is Very Urgent That All Those Whose Names Are Given Be Present. ' An Important meeting will be bold at the Elk's Home on North McDuflle street this afternoon nt 3 o'clock, Which will bo attendod by all tho members of the lodge and a number of the ladles of the city who ure Inter ested !n the production ct tho County Pair. Ali members of tho lodge u?-e j requested to attend, and all ladies whose names are given below: Mrs. L. S. Holton, Mrs. C. P. Ross, Mrs. H. H. Harris. Mrs. Wal ter H. Keeto, Mrs. George Eagle, Mrs. Rosa McCully, Mrs. H. Harton, Mrs. J. T. Bolt. Miss Helen Reed. Miss Genevieve Hunter, Miss Findley. Miss Lucv Gross, Miss Vino Patrick, Miss Willie Way Robinson, Mrs. K. W. Thom, Mrs. K. W. Wert". Mrs. Phelps Sass'een, Miss Edna Broyles, Mrs. Albert Farmer, Mrs. D. W. Mclean. Mrs W. E. Watson, Mrs. K. P. Smiti^i, Mrs. James Craig, Miss May Llgon. Mrs. Joe Trowbridge. Mrs. Rhett Parker, Mrs. H. B. Fitz gerald, Miss Frances Ealey, Miss Hel en Hunter, Mil? Bertha Cashlon, Miss Rosamond Buntine, Miss Nelle new ey, Mrs. J. H. Godfrey, Mm. It. P. Llgon, Mrs. Wade Sanders, Mrs. ll. A. Orr, M rs. Harry Oelsberg, Mrs. Raymond Cochran, Mrs. John Sadler, Mrs. Clarence Tolly, Mrs. Fred Max well. Mrs. T. L. Coly. Mrs. P. K. McCully, Miss Lydie. McCully, Misa Jesse Brown, Misses Lois and Ruth Wells, Misa Currie Pretwell, Miss. Louise Gllmcr, Mrs. R. J. Rumor, Mrs. Swain Gilmer and Miss Hot Coffey. MARKETS New York Colton. Open. -High. Low. Close. May . . .11.86 11.89 11.79 11.851 July . . .11.97 12.03 yl.93 11.9? Oct . . .12.05 12.11 12.05 12.08 Oec . . .12.22 12.29 12.22 12.22| N. Y. spots 11.95. Liverpool Cotton, Open. Close. j May-June.7.43% 7.43 July-Aug.7.35% 7.41 |Sept-Oct.7.27 7.24 Receipts 33,000. .Sales 6,000. CHICHESTER S PILLS -/"/*Jv>tN LOIIIMI Aili>oiirllrur0l.if ir /A * il U-SSi t'hl-rLci-lcr'o Ulum.md Ttrand/^W GM?VSn^, rill? in Urd r.o.t mrtjii.cVfe// "Jj^-^-^'i IHJICV IC?IKI w<!h HIL-O Pilton. \/ ?Sk O^XvJ '*'.>' *> OB oifc*r. tivy ol roar i l - cf ?iwnw. Afkf.wfirwirKd.TEn'S \<m ?ti UlAttO.NIt I1I?AN1) IM1.I.H. for til? %*S* fi >e?trkrw>?iii?? l?cii.Safer:,AU.y? lull-.-lt rSOIf) BY ORWiGlSlS fcVERYWHERS WANTED RAGS OF** ALL KINDS I will pay 11.50 per hundred, cash for Rags. 25c per hu. ..cd for old Scrap Iron. 4c per pound for old Automobile Tires. 10c per pound for old Inner Tubes. -and The Highest CaBh Price for all kinds of old Brass, Copper, etc. If you have as much as 100 pounds of any of the above 'phone me and I'll call for lt, SAM DISNER Manning Street, Near Blue Ridge Ice Co. Phone .071. WHEN WILL 1 SAVE? j Spring has come, the years is 1-4 gone and yet I have not join ed the throng who put aside something each pay day. Resolve: That ! will begin the first pay day in April. What Will I Save , I'll put aside not less than 25 per cent, of my income. How Will I Save nt put my money each pay dav,in the Savings Club of The Bank of Anderson The Stromrest Batik In the County,. ?li,' Cultivate Your Knowledge lt will pay you to know more about our clothing. For instance, do you know thal the shape and fit of our $10, $12.50, $15.00 and $22.50 up Suits are MADE in, with shears and needle in stead of being merely pressed in with a hot iron? That's one of the reasons why our suits wear so well and hold their original elegance. Let us show you some of the other reasons. Just received another shipment of Regal oxfords $4, $4.50 and $5.00 R. W. TRIBBLE . The Up To Date Clothier PREVENTION An ounce of provcntlon IB worth a pound of cure. This ?B the day of PREVENTIVE MEDI CINE. Nowhere 1H this so nec essary ns in regard to the caro of the TEETH. Visit tho den tist AT LEAST twice a year, whether you think you need lt or not. Let him'give your teeth a thorough cleaning, search out the beginnings or decay, clean off the tartar, and In general PREVENT those dental evils that, aro likely to grow on you unawares. DR. HENRY R. WELLS, Office Over Farmers & Merchants Dunk, Residence 'Phone ?C. Anderson, 8. C. Office Thone i?27. To Quench a Keen Healthy .> Thin* ?Drink Chero-Cola from the original bottle ?Through a Straw This instiles cleanliness, and is a guarantee of purity. Each bottle is measured and filled by machinery, thereby making each bottle uniform in flavor. Served at Soda Founts and high-class refreshment stands ?In a ?BottU . Through a Strarw"