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CLASSIFIED INTELLIGENCER j Want Ad Rates 25 words for 2fiC. 1 coot per word each Insertion for more than -i> words. Threo insertions of thc same ad on consecutivo days for tho price of ttfo insertions, If paid In ad vance. No od less than 2G cents. WANTS SALESMEN io call on grocers, con-j fcet'.oncra, gciirrt'l stores. .NI.'I'J monthly and expenses; y< arly CHU tract. Niuo ?ger, S. Stree!. St. Loni?, MM. WANTED V?iti lo know Hui! ih Shad seimon I:; hore. I have ju" received 20 large fto -j and il J line Bucks from fresh water. Jun:ho Hoe Shad $1 each; ono sise smaller 90c each. Buolt Shad ?5 lo 50c each. Fresh meats of all kinds. Tull 2f?2. nr'come lo 2t?7 Eusl Whit lier street. W. J. Main-::?. Ute ,Sca foutl Mau. WANTED-Traveling : .th- iium Itv a Cincinatl company. Salary ijunc anteed. Call ai W< Iro, ? nm i h Ht reel. A. J. Warren. Sah*? Mau ager. WANTED-Position hy stenographer with 5 years experience, ('un give good reference. Address "A. It. C.," care Daily intelligencer. WANTED All my friends to know that fish were scarce last week, hut that wo aro assured II plenty this week, among tho lot a good supply of flno Jumbo Koo Shad, from the CV-icscnpcako Day. Also, a fine lot of Spanish Mackerel from St. Andrews, Fla., and a plenty of "pop-eyed" mullett. Wo still Ii andi o tho best oysters and f re. ^ moats Call 202. W. J. Manees, 207 Euft Whitnbr street. WANTED-You to know that tho fin est ?bing for a happy homo ls a , Warm heart-but a good fire helps | Bomo. Wo want to promote the | family happiness by cendlug you ? tho makings uf a gond fire. Genuine Bluo Gem Conl $5.60 per ton. When will you bo ready for it? Cheaper coal, of course at lower prices. .Phone 643. W. O. Ulmor FOR SALE --;-;-L FOR .SALE-Seed sweet potatoes for bedding, night Bise, smooth and Bound. Price right. W. O. Ul mer. .Phono 640. FOR SALE-A few hundred Ousholo select rocleanod and graded Fulgbum Seed Oats nlxty eight couta bushel -worth moro for feed purpose. Furman Smith, Scedsmuu, Phono 4U-?. FOR RENT FOR RENT-Nico furnished rooms tWo minutes from square. Hot und cold water. Apply nt 304 North McDulllu Street, or 'phono USO. Mrs. T. K. Ropor. FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. Two . and one-half blocks from Bquaro. Apply ol9 Eust Wkitner street MISCELLANEOUS RUBBER TIDES-Think about put ting on a "set very best grad? rubber tires for $10.00. Tho reason our rubber gives Such long service we seo how long we can cut a tire, not how short. It's reasonable a tire will last longer with pleater of rub ber thar, ono stretched out. Wo clean all dirt and rust from chan nels. This lots t io rubber flt close ly. Paul E. Stephens. M--II?'MI i wi i n iiiw .mimi? Serve Evans' Quality Ice Cream for dessert Sunda}'. Colored Red, Green or Pink. Delivered to your home 50c Quart Ice Cream for Sunday de livery will be made Satur day. ; /v EVANS' PHARMACY "The REXALL Stora" ADVERTISING J. A. M ULLIN AX 1 iii; TAILOR II.IJ thirty Whit : Rotary Hewing ..I : chines li.' v.iii c?ese nut for $2S.nt caril, ri rular i?i*?*-?? .'.".r>.i;". Come :. once ;i you waul l-arguim*. .:::.!? I '.Vi . ; * i :. uxun TO THE Tl: \DK I have bought :';<. Fine Tailoring company liusim . fir. fill" will IK added ti> ny lin.' o? eua; rsiii-'ierr. 1 em no rv nhl'! to keep with il: . trade. 1 ? wob > iioihitu; inn m .i ta Horn and turu out i::?t!i.iii: ! *lL :,f-t . ? v i; <.'UI? mc a nid. Sut inf act ion < >r : ; pay. Thallium; vim for past busi ness. J. A. Muliiiiiix, 120-128 West Ri itBoii Klr- ut. NOTICE -1 have secured tho scrvhma n;' a in.- grad'- painter and trimmer from Charlotte, N. C., who huh spe elallv.ed in thin che H O? work for I h< blid t lu . < >?;.. -. ii J ml Walli a '.!;'.-.:. nf wink Unit. Will Inuit v. i'll ami wear well dring it lo mu j ami I guarantee ruulsfurtlon. Prleea ! r?K??t. Nigh grade paintu and var nishes, ll. C. .Johnson, Sr. EASY-.Make life's walk easy by hav ing UH repair your .'-hoes. We are not ?inly prepared io i?? first class v. erk lill f linn lint ire, lint we me '.' ?in'. UTIIonale eoinpelitinn wie n it comes i i prices Mime, t work and bast materials always. c. E. McKee .V Son, 13- East Wh'tncr Ftreet, opposite Toll j "... AND NOW- When the weather begins to warm up you are more anxious than ever about your meats. You want to know that lt is properly handled. That's where wo como in. We have a long list of natl: lied customers and they say our servil e In line. I'lione us your want:'. Frank Dobbins, Sanitary Market, I 'Phone 75r>. POTATO SLIPS--I um guaranteed the delivery ol' my plants this sen sou, therefore I puarunto'e to de liver them to you on the date you want them. It will pay you to see mo before Bonding'your mony o?r. ll. F. Sassard, 213 South 'Main street. FROM 7 A. M., TO 10 P. M.-Buy your Gasoline and Motor Oils from ll. A. Caudle, the one arm gas nina on the corner next to Owl Drug Co. Ho will appreciate your business abd always gives thu utmost in ? value. II. A. Caudle. THE FACTS have been clearly es tablished, Austin':; Variety Store I just lit "rally, completely outclasses I all others, jit you want to save tho "knie" you must trade at Austin's Variety ?tore. Their FJOc Ladies' Hair, aro the talk of thu town-get ?me. HIDES-Dring them to mo If you want host prices. I buy and sell moro hides than en*?' oilier dealer In thin siiction of the s* ?"? All hides bought by mo ure i .ed with ab batolr bides und intmnnd better prices, therefor^? I can and do pay better pri?es. Dring them to Willi ford's Corner, lt. I). Henderson. IT HAS NOT boen our intention to make delivery ol' coal a social "af fair" hut wo'ro B?ro you'll be de-, lighted with our way of delivering coal-and every ono is pleased with tho coal wo deliver. D. N. Wyatt, 'Phone 1S2. j WK ARE PAYING $12 per ton for i cotton seed, and giving 1 ton cot ton seed meal and $1.00 cash for ton of seed. Selling coal at $5.00 and $r>.no per ton. Cabbago plants $1.00 per M. Martin Coal & Wood i Company. QUICK WORK-'Phono ?22 for Geor I gia Garage for quick work. One expert on Fords, and one expert on nil .other eira and motorcycles No. 10S South McDufflo street. Op. j. L. E. Jones Bicycle Shop. ?PREPAREDNESS is tho order of the day now. while the Fire Insurance Companies are withdrawing from the stnto ls the time for you to have your house, barn, or out-building protected with a Di rrfss Metal Shingle Roof. Of course the Initial cost ls just a trifle mero than wood shingles, but in thc long cnn they aro much cheaper and they are a tremendous protection against lire. Drop In nnd let un show you. No trouble nor obligation on your part whatever. Respectfully'. Jno. T. DurriSB & Son. BICYCLES-New line of Columbia and Ramblers now ready for you. And Jones always pells 'om for less -cuts tho price on all kinds of ac cessories, too. J. L. E. Jones, 103 South McDuffie street. TiJE TIME-Now is the time IS brighten up your homo. ..Wo have a well selected stack of paints and wall papers that wo aro Belling at manufacturers prices. 'Phono 4S, Guest Paint Co. BREAKFAST 8AUSAGE-The de . mand IM our all pork sausage ls keeping us very busy. They surely aro the highest grado oh the mnr ket. Made from fresh pork carefully selected and seasoned with just enough fresh ground .herbs and pure spiqes to glvo that very un usual n. i delicious flavor dlatlnc '. tiveiy -Lindsay's. Phone your order to GD4, Tho Lily White Market* J. N.'Lindsay. Proprietor. -1- ~?i ? ? ' ' JUST RECEIVED-Another car of those 5 k 18 Cypress Shingles. ; W. I?. Brlssey Lumber Company. ilf CLAIM 8-HO MG PUBL Cleveland. <;':!.). April V.- Th'- rall-' : ?id Broth';! hood:* who aro usk.'ngj lor an eight hour tiny, claim thai Ill would ht ? ??VH? . '.;.< !;( io ila- public who ?*?I?y asit! rc.civi freight. ', M....'ii" of ..-.' ir re: ;n:?** uro that ir. ' ' ? . K ; : I'.'.??ii competition ??Hi <'.i <:..l:;.,., i,. . ( ? i;.-j in lunnulac . I H ....rei'au? ? ar': ::a'!ly . ': ii' . Pl" *d ft: thu fact that rreigh! ! ?i'i? imni:? arc ?low Ibal thc stylca : hange and discounts arc lost through j ? in receiving good:-. Ail merchants and mont man ufa?--: lurer*; try lo buy in as small quanti ties au possible and :i?:t::-' i-uk-k turu- j overs ia tin ir stock, hut willi slow ; freight shipments ii is impossible toi l?o this. Tr:*ins ar not made up ?> division' 01 ti imbin! point!.; nnM .> 11ci. . i< m i.U'iilirr i f Iniiil' il ," :?rc ac-iimn ? l.'li ll ill III" MT:i!?i> ll III Illili.!' lip Ul" t'?i I nu nani" nt in" locomotivo. (Taral containing iiiv-n itaiidiHc ure hold up? ;.. triiniual points until' enough other! cars i/now up ut ll.;; torminal point to muttc up a long train. v> nen ii i-. renn inhered that ship-1 inenl ; s<?iv from Xew York to town- ! in M*?? middle ives! pass Ihriiugb from i i in terminal ur division point*-*, ni. i .np* 11.*la% ti ai eaeh point, ii can ? .i...!, ii :eeii bc v. . . i. Hie ag ; ?. i*.!.'. ol ino - io i r.r.uid to in?*i j i i mi-, itliil john) i \\ hen Hie: .. lung ii aiiu: ?liv tinnily mude up ul euell iii vb-icu |ii>int they an- loaded to full eupaeily and drug ulong tho road at ..snail's pace. Tho trains are sc. long th-t oftentimes tho sidings will not .> ********* *+**+**.>+*** ?. * * ? * *C> * ?> *** ? .>.>**?*.?. .9-*+* + Greenwood, April On Monday evening Mis? .Viiae.l:'. Lofton ga*.' bc* gradual ng tcclrnl in piano, thc couaunimatit n o? tho course for a if asher's ( ...ilifleate. She played se lections frcm Mozart, Mendelssohn, Sg:'jnibati, Ifnndol, Macdowell, ('hop pin and r.'.iger. In technic and in terpretation sho proved herself to ho au ait is'., and lier friends aro loud In their congratulations to is gified young musician. She was as.*.-?'alc.t by .Miss .Marian Byrd whu played ;'. lightfully several numbers on '.'.ie violin, and Miss Hailey who pl. i yr', thu second piano. Tho Woflord Glee club g.lvo a .?o? ceit Thursday "afternoon which a large numb *.. of tho college glrln nt Lendvd. It was a very pleasant pro gram. There is unmistakable talent among tho young men nf rho club. V.r. Prlnco and Mr. Stubbs, were gucfta at tho college. Tho lyceum was brought to a tltw Friday night with a lecture: "All tho World's Stage," by Rr. Byron '.V. King. Ho ls one of tho most gifted men on the platform todiy. His wolds will live.and his drama tic acting lield Iii:; undi* nco 1 spf-M hmmd. t!"!iT.> t!n- lecttii . Mr. Tul ley played sever.:! rlmri'.iiiis numh rs on tho pipo organ. On a recent evening Ibo lirai yea **r. class in linnie*.! fa science gil ve n lun eheon to a fow frlonds among wluun were Dr. and Mis. .lu m hon and Pov. and Mrs. W. I. Herbert of the el.-y. Dr. Wilson was made oh r i rina n o' an-important educational meeting in iihmlnf.1 Um where he wont-Monday. Hut he was called back by telephone to preach the funeral of Mrn. S. A. E. Major cf Sandy Fprings. .Mis* Alexander went to Abbeville to art. a", one of tho judges In an oratoi h al cnntt?t Friday'evening. "Tho Kr.othcK.'an just frein tho.press ls largely devotod to tho life of Eis/U op Francis Ar/.ury, tho centenary of wheeo do alli -tis this ycrr celebrated. MANY GREENWOOD MASONS TO ATTEND CONVENTION IN CHARLESTON NEXT WEEK Greenwood, April 7.-A number of Greenwood Masons will attend t'.c convention of three important Ma sonic bodies in Charleston next week. Tho grand council c:* Hoya! and se Icut Masters, will mee-, tn TuosJay, ut !? o'clock in the morning. At 12 o'clock on tho samo day tho Uran cl Ifoyaj Arch chapter will nicol., and on Wednesday. April 12th, tho 'annual conclave of tho Grand Commander}* of Knii.hts Templar of South Caro lina will bo held. Get to know and read Intelli gencer Want Ads and you will scon see they will save you many a. dollar and get you wb?t you VJ ant at the same time. WANTED RAGS OF ALL KINDS' I will pay $1.G0 per hundred, cash for nags.' 25c per hundred for old' Scrap Iron. ic por pound for old Automobile Tires. 10c per pound for old Inner Tubes, -and Tho Highest Cash' Price for all kinds of old Brass. Copper, etc .If you have as much as 100 pounds ot any of the above 'phone mo and I'll call fer it SAM DISNER Manning Strcot Near Blue Ridge . - Ice Co. I Phono. 671. UR DAY IS I IC BENEFIT i hold them at. meeting points be Iwut-n two trains on single track rail rosi?!?, moro time i?-: lost by the trains having to "saw" by. if |rai:u - vre rnovofl vic.-- rapidly' cara v-mild reach tiicir destination, li" unlovled and put buck in service OHir-kcr, Tb? train crow? in asking i-ir a basic eight hour day. means that freight trains must make an average, (?! ':'!-:! miles per hour in order lu avoid payment of overtime Instead of t1'- ih mili s per hour a:; at present. 'I here is m> demand for %ny change in" I he pa' -er.gor servi univ frioght. duh r tile present len hour day, '. in there :.?) no penalty for work i m:', a t ? i :. 11 overtime. <oli:-.e<|.i ally, i,' train crews are k< ol on tho rca j longer than ten boura ihc-.J ;:; no <v;tr? paynvmt mad" for overtime rilllM ||i..t. |ho |.:.-nl >' ? .. |i>- ill |j? P hour MIMI MM; llailMm H ,;nl Iii ?nie I le li ?1 hon rn exnired. I nder tho pr :.*s eiii way ol' paying for overtime it ia of litUo loicenueiK e io til? railway companies whether they work the crews I hmirH or lifiei.-n hours and tilly minutes, ns one inore ear of ?IO:;?UL aihied to tho train Will moro Mi.MI make up for tho wages paid flic men by keeping them (.ii Hie mad hm > holli's^ ll th" demand foi' lh;? men foi an i.ifch? hour dav, with j :. iii?-al ol' lime . ni oiii- li? li' lor o\fi i m.'-. i.-i v.' anted, lu - railroMiln will K?;O lu il thal thi'iv Is ivi j lill!'- overt i ino mid will move ijieir ira in* faster, and if necessary make i-rhurtcr trains ?o get them over tiio road qnio-ker and cut out all un? necessary delays. SERIES OF LECTURES AT GREENVILLE COLLEGE A TREAT ENJOYED BY ALL (Special lo The Intelligencer.) Greenville, April s.- Ono of the greatest treats that has ever como io t ? college was tho scries o? lectures delivered iure last week by Dr. Ed ward Howard Griggs of Now Yuri;. These lectures closed the unusually good lyceum course for the session 1915-16. Ur. Griggs presented sis lectures, with the general subject nt "Dramas ol Protest," cat'-h loctTO treating of some phase of lu'e^ind It3 cV?ni'.-.uHie3, either practical or s;>!ri tVal. "Tho Drama." tho lecturer ra'd, "of all forma of art ls closest to actual lifo. It give? tho hcr-t oppor tunity not only for protest against t!.e order of lifo where it ia wrong, but shows constructively what lifo and the social order ougvt to be." Ex ampler, of dramas were UHO:1 from the eldest, to the most recent, from the far off east to tho civilization In which wo ourselves Live. Dr. Gri.^s never comes to Greenville without making all who hear him feel the bettor and braver for his being hero. Greenville Womans college w?9 well represented at tho Y. V,'. A., conviction which met at Westminster Inst wonk. Mrs. Itams.y went, wi i Miss .lossie Bryant from Hie faculty and Misses farol 1 toper, .lennie Sae Way, Helen Davis, anil Annie Maude Wilbur fi om tho reihti a: . stu hut body. Five or l-l >: day pupil? made tile delegation number about twelve. The Walford college glee club gave a very good recital in the college au ditorium lavt Saturday night. A largo and appreciative audience hoard tiiem. A special Blue F'ldge program waa given at thc la. l regular meeting nf tho V. W. C. A. Last year's dele' .V.-tto* and o.hc:.; who aro lr?.oro.it:>d give cntJiusia; !?'e reporta of tho cpi' ri ll id placo itt ls to go. The association horn to be even moro larsely re probated Cit Blue Ridge this year. Tho Scn'or class viii present a min.:-.el chow on Thursday even ing, proceeds to help defray tho ex penses for tho collego annual/ Slip (?lveli Up, For Lost. (By Associated Press.) ^gcattlo. April S.-T.'.Ve American steamer Riopsusig, that sailed rrom Ihigct Sound in December with Cft ton for Russ'.*, has been slven un for lost. Fhc was erroneously re ported as arriving at Vladivotok Feb ruary tenth. PIEDMONT & NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY ARRIVALS No. 31,....,;\_....... 7:35 A. M No. 33. 9:35 A. M No. 85.........11:40 A M. No. 87. 1:10 P. M. No. 89.......... 8:40 P. M. No. 41..... 8:00 P. it No. 43. 8:25 P. M. No. 45....>.....'..10:20 P. M. DEPARTURES No. S0^>.... 8:25 A. H No. 82.... 8:25 A. M. No. S4.....:.......;.....10:80 A. M. No. 38.........v...*,12:10 P. it No.-88......a..... 2:30 P. M. N?. 40.......v?&v&? **. M No. 42.?...........V...,: 7:20. P. lt HO. 44... 3:16 P. M. -. ... ? . ' ? .y. ... . ' hy;-: . '.' ' ; ; - j/ ! ;. . ". . : '"" ' '." s' '. IKES SECOND TRIP G. H. Bailes Lcrt Yesterday /f tct'noon for Kew York-Is Splendid Buyer. Mr. G. M. Ilr.'lo prepriei r ( f iii" I I lieu Hive, left Kulurdu> aitc/nocm Cyr I New York lo additional pur-1 ?chase; o'! bprhig goods. Ho was in j j New York in January, when lu- mad.- i ?extensive purchases, ?jut ilntls it nee-, essai'}*-'Ji crder tn keep things hum ming t!ie L'uiies way-in make au oilier trip : . this t'ni2. Mr. Iv3:'hv.i enj'jys lise reputation of heine a goe? buyer, and while Ii - is governed, lo a oertiin cxtcut, hy ! uiemornndum:; of wanted gonda m:i;'.c j up by the files;."onie i-i the different1 5; M tin-?nl . . "". '"' * M >f . ;.>.| l>v. t?- ml? i MUil !<?:'. .house;'salesmen \.< .W? 'u r!, ilia! ii im impossible to stagger him with ipiaiitlt.<(s ii Ihe HIL! i.-haiidl uaeivd rings tru<" in va'.ue ar. 1 i-; adopted or united to his li ade. A New York trie:: ' of Mr. Ifailes' who sometimes mai '..-: s?>. c!al trips south, and who was i:i Anderson a few weeks ugo. told this <mc on him in his presence: ".Mr. Ilalies was hi oiit' house In si Oetober unil the hoad rf our bui? <i- parlment h:?d him in i.rerted in a p'*ee*al In tha^we were 1. .. i.rii!.-. ai thai t .tie. 'If you ran use JU ur Iii of liiese suits. Mr. Italie-.:'. we <-.:ii make IJi'Ui li> voil for so aad so." Ile CMimincd tlu'tn closely ami replied, 'I'll give you so and SJ and ta!<e all you have, if it is a train load." And he rti.1 finally buy every darned suit we had of that particu lar lot."' ' Ves. ret'ilL'lted Mr. Mailes, and we made a killing <>n those suits; sold every ono of them lon;; before the holidays." For Infants and Children !n Use For Over 30 Years Aiwaysbeais -jj? Signature o.' *-?<&&Z^Ur?<:A?4? NOTICE OF I'!NAL SETTLEMENT The undersigned, administrator j willi will annexed, of thc estate of Sarali E. Marlin, deceased, hereby gives notice that ho will ou April 18th, 1916, at ll o'clock a. m.. ap ply to the judge of probate for An derson county fer a final settlement I sr.ld cefafe ar.:l a discharge from] bis office a?, administrator. J. 0. Gresham, Administrator with will annexed. March 18, 1016. Candidates Card? | FOR CONGRESS I nm n candidato for Congress from the Third Congressional District, sub ject to tho rales of the Democratic Primary. A. ll. DAGNALL. COUNTY TREASURER T hereby announce myself a candi date for County Trensurer, subject to thc rules of the democratic party. J. H. CILAIG. I hereby ann run co myself a candi- | date for County Tr: --curer, subject i to the rules of the democratic party. I J. R. C. GRIFFIN. I SHERIFF I hereby announce myself a candi dato for Sheriff of Anderson county, subject'to the rules of tho Democratic primary. W. B. KING.. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Sheriff of An derson county subject to the rulen of the Democratic primary. W. O. .S. MARRETT. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election to the office of Sheriff, subject to tho rules of the Democratic party. JOE M. H. ASHLEY. FOR CORONER J hereby announce myself^a candlr dale for reelection to the omeo of Coroner for Anderson county, subjet tb tho rules. of the democratic pri mary. ' . , J. G. HARD?N. il i II iw PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS Chisholm, Trowbridge & Sass* DENTISTS . New Theatre Bu3?&g W. Whrtuer St Dr^ Wade H. Sherard BEjtfTIST 413 Fourth Floor Beckley ?314?. ? tfelepieaa W* _ ALL ODORLESS REFRIGERATORS suki exclusively .it this siore, ure cased willi thc most carefully selected and thor oughly kihi-dried oak, not ash stained to imitate oak, hut genuine oak itself, the material used in ail highest prude refrig erators, and imitated in all others. All sizes in stock-for Ihc home, store or.market-at right prices. Mm B I l-l a m U S : Vi G. F. TOLLY & SON Anderson, S. C. Saturday Specials at thc Sign o? thc Big Waich Tin-su : in- iain ure attracting inure allenlion iwh wwii, ami to mali!' .1 moro Interesting lo ?ill concerned we have decided to mateo it u regular '.tiing. See the following Saturday: Sl.oo Alarm Clocks.50c Hig lien CMocks..$2.00 7 jewel Bigin, 20 year ??o?d filled case,.$7.50 17 jewel Hhr'm '.?0 year gold lilied case..$12.50 17 jewel Halimton, 20 year gold filled ca e.$17.00 17 ii v, i* 1 Hamilton, 20 ?car galt! filled ca v, IS size $14.75 S2.50 Self Filling Fountain Pen3.90c L.So Sel of l ine China Cups awl Sauciers.$1.50 Two Special Treys line Kings, for price:; see window. MARCHEANKS ?? BABB North .Main Street Jewelers At tho Sign of lite Big Watch Dili Well, that's , us. We've got i j????^ now'the BEST STOCK, AND j m Vt?g?f MORE OF IT than any of the ^fe^^ S other guys. And that's not ! \v! all, we have the best and,quickest fSfnr delivery system in this man's town 1 HMfe W. L. BRISSEY LUMBER CO. Every home should have the protection of a l?g.---.--^j.} 10 OPERATE TViCMtUKCIC TO uri Save 15 per cent on your auto insurance or if you have no in surance, it protects you against loss by fire.. MM?SM T *?M A AMA W 5 V W,U V X/ tkilE^P MAS ^ Anderson, S. C. Belton, S. C. Greenville,* S. C. ?swwMaiwvruieuMdua?^^ -There Are None Superior When you put Fare Food into a McKee Refrigerator it stays pure. The possession of a McKEE REFRIGERATOR is a source of constant delight to the, particular housewife. / You don t huy a refrigerator every day. It is to your in terest to make your selection carefully. ;'> ?--f:"';:-."-;''. . >>'-'>.'. .'. .. v ;. ?' ' ' ; : ..''ii* '-V? .V 4*5 &}i::$:t? A Style and Size to Snit Every Requirement At a Price, to Serif Every Purse. ?:U ?nt!4L j it. p Easy To Pay The Peoples Way