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CLASSIFIED INTELLIGENCER Want Ad Rates 25 words for 25c. 1 cent per word each Insertion for Dior.- than 26 word?. Three Insertions of tho sumo ad on consecutive days for tile prico of two Inser'-h ?es, if paid in ad vance. No ad less than 25 cents. WANTS VVAN'TB-n Subscriptions to all Mag azines. Send for particulars uf our puy-is-yoii-road plan and I IMG catalogue. .Special club rate:, on all orders. Carolina Magazine Agency, Itox 430,.('huiteston, s. C. WANTED VOC TO KNOW -That I have Just received ?Kl pairs Diamond Tires and will sell at those prices: niumund l'uncture proof. $2,25. Thc Diamond Bailey Non-Skid, Hl.'i'i; Diamond 400 Camden, $!.;< Diamond HMO. SI,10; Hunter. $1.40; Tho ironclad Harelip. $2.'Mi. Agents Smith's .Motor Wheel. .1. I., ti Jones, 10:: Mcllulllo street. WANTED-;Pop corn. 3c on cob; nc shelled. Anderson theatre. WANTED-You to know that the fin est thing for a happy home Is P. warra heart-but a good fire helps some. Wo want to promoto the family happiness by soud<ng you tbe makings of a good fire. Uenulno aiuo Oem Coal $5.50 per ton. When will you bo ready for lt? Cheaper coal, of course, at lower prices. 'Phone 649, W. O. Ul ra CT. FOR SALE FOR SALK-Two horses, one at $12.'. and another at $.~>0. One bull dog imp olght months old, $K>. Apply to Grover Hull, Anderson, S. C. FOR .SALE-Seed sweet potatoes for bedding. Right size, smooth and sound. Price right. W. O. Ulmer, '.Phone 049. FOR SALE-A few huudred OusholB select recleunod and graded Fulghum Seed Oats Blxty eight cents bushel -worth more for feed purpose. Furman Smith, Seedsman, Phono 464. FOR SALE- Nancy Hall and Porto Rico potato plants, $1.25 per thou sand. Five thuosund for $6.00. Or ders shipped day received, satisfac tion guaranteed. Oaks Plant Farm, Fort Oreen, Fla. FOR RENT FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. Two and one-half blocks from square. Appiy 019 East Wbitner Btreet MISCELLANEOUS TAKE NOTICE-I only advertiso what I have. You pan find thc larg est variety of fish at W. J. Manes? Market Simd, imas. pike, king . mackerel, Spaniel) mackerel, Bheep head, perch-and the old reliable pop-eyed mullets. Plenty of fresh oysters, and pork and beef. Phone 292, W. J. Maneas, 207 East Whither street. I Bell for cash, hut will ex tend cretllt to those who puy their bills, and sell at os low prices as the cheap-Johns charge; deliver and go after tho money, yes I dp. FOK?D FENDERS-We can put a few short braces on Ford fenders that wUI save you 300 per cent. We aro prepared und won't delay you vory long. Paul E. Stephens. WALL PAPER-If lt ts'. Wall paper you aro looking for. we have lt. A largo stock going at 2? per cent, liotow COG*. Phone 4*. QUO** Paint Company. Don't Fail To take advantage of our Special FREE pflfer Tuesday, April 18th, full particulars in our big ad on page 8- ::?</?>?:': .i^jK.i'.i-*-..r . .... . ' ' jl? iinM?l'i ?t? lu>?uw>t . EVANS' PHARMACY l?i?t? REXALL Storo" DWVOE'S PAINT-The old stand hy, lin? oldest paint makers In Ailieric-.i Ulld tili? liest . I'M lilt Willi IleVoe's, U w<*r Kallon!.', wears longer. W. I?. IJrissey I,millier Cu. A FEW MORE White Kola ry Machines at $28.00. Don't minn this oppor tunity. One sprint; wagon with top, Rood ns new; one Maxwell automo bile, first elans shape. Bargains and will li?' Hold al oner-. J. A. Mui llnax. I2C-I2K Wost Henson Street. PROM 7 A. M . TO 10 P. M.--Buy your Gasoline and Motor Oils from if. A. Caudle, tho one arm gan man on the corner next to Owl Drug Co. He will appreciate your business und always gives tho utmost In value. II. A. ('ai.-Ile. POTATO SI.H'S-I am guaranteed tile delivery of my plants this sea non, therefore 1 guarantee to de liver them to you on the dato yon want Hiern. It will pay you to see mo before sending' your rnony off. R. P. Simson), 21 :i South Main street. EASY--Moko life'? walk easy by hav ing us repair your shoes. Wo are not only prepared io do first class work on short notice, but we meet any legitimate competition when it comos to prices. Honest work nnd liest materials always. G. E. McKee ii Son, 132 East Wbitner street, opposite Tolly's. BICYCLES--New line of Columbia and Ramblers now ready for you. And Jones always solis 'em for leBS -cuts tho price on all kinds of ac cessories, too. J. L. EE JoneB, 103 South McDufllo street. WE ARE PAYING $42 per ton for cotton seed, and giving 1 ton cot ton seed meal nnd $4.00 cash for ton of seed. Selling coal at $5.00 and $!i.G0 per ton. Cabbage plants $1.00 per M. Martin Coal & Wood Company. BREAKFAST SAUSAGE-Tho de mand for our all pork sausage ls keep'ng us very busy. Thoy surely are the highest grade on the mar ket. Mad? from fresh pork carefully selected and seasoned with Just r<ir,?gh fresh ground herbs and pure spices to givo that very un-j usual and doliclous flavor distinc tively Lindsay's. Phono your order | to 004, Tho Elly White Market, J. N. Lindsay. Proprietor. HIDES-Bring them to me if you want best prices. I buy and sell moro hides than any other dealer in this section of tho state. AU hides bought by mo are shipped with ab hatolr hides and command better I prices, therefore I can and io pay] better prices. Bring thom to Wllll ford's Corner. R. D. Henderson. IT HAS NOT been our intention to j moko delivery of coal a social "af-1 fair" but wo'rn sitre you'll bs de lighted with our way of delivering I coal-and every one is pleased with tho coot wo dellvor. B. N. Wyatt. | .Phono 182. AND NOW-When the weather heglna j to warm up yon aro more anxious than ever about your meats. You want to 4cnow that it ls properly handled. That's whero we como in. Wo h.avo a long UBI of satisfied customer;! und they say our Borvlce ls tine. Phone us your wants. Frank Dobbins, Sanitary Market,; 'Phono 7G5. PREPAREDNESS ls tho order of tho day now,- whilu tho Firo Insurance Companies aro withdrawing from tho stnto 13 the timo for you to havo your house, barn, or out-bullding protected with a Harriss Molal Shingle. Roof. Of course the initial cost ls just a trifle moro than wood j shingles, but In the long run thoy aro much cheaper and they aro_a| tremendous protection against flt%.. Drop in and lot UR show you. 1 NO j trouble nor obligation on your parti whatever. Respectfully, Jno. T. j BurriBB & Son. QUICK WORK-'Phone 822 for Geor gia Carago for quick work. One) expert on Fords, and one expert on all other enrs and motorcycles. No. 108 South McDufflo street. Op. J. L. E. Jones Biryclo Shop. CHICHESTER S FILLS WL/r-^ TDK ln.xMovn URa?in. A ' \ 'T\ Imllril Alt your llrurri, 1st f f /A\ ?K\ < l>l-rL??-?f !?'? Diamond llrantfAjW &<iyS8?\ rill? .a litJ aa? Oula niiiill.cVV/ S^MR!1*'"' M4i?1 dil? niue I'lUion. v/ ?A Ot? VVj 1*?' "? na ether ttv.t ?I ?Mr " . Yt <V brwt*11' A >. i? u i.CI?A:M.Tora I fe m UIIMONO imam) fiuKVtli Or* fw years known ^ l;?.>l.f>lfc\t,/\l??v. Ucl'il.la F SDID RY DHUliGISlS EVER WHERE VULCANIZING We are now prepared to vulcanize. Automobile Tubes and Casings as well rs Bicycle Tires, our facilities for doing this work being thy completes! in the city. ' All V^ork Guaranteed Drop by and let us show yon tho biggest thing ever introducen'to the motorcycling world-*The 1916 Indian. ' GATES & SMITH ? rn* mm West Benton Street 'Phone 193 I Candidates Cards! FOR CONGRESS I (im a candidate for Congress from the Third t 'ongresHlonul District, sub ject to lliif rules of^tho Democratic Primary. - A. II. DAUNALL COUNTY TREASURER T hereby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer, subject to the rules of tho democratic party. j. H. CRAIG I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer, subject to the rules of the democratic party. J. R. C. GRIFFIN. I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer, subject to the rules of the democratic party. S. A. WRIGHT. SHERIFF I hereby announce myself a candi date for ibo office of Sheriff for An derson county, subject to the rules of the democratic partv. T. J. MARTIN*. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Sheriff of Anderson county, subject to the Tules of the Democratic primary. W. B. KING. I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho r.ulce of Sheriff of An derson county subject to tho ruler, of the Democratic primary. W. O. S. MARRETT. I hereby announce myself aa a can didate for re-election to the office of Sho.-iff. subject to tho rules of the D?mocratie party. JOE M. H. ASHLEY. FOR SOLICITOR I am a candidate for Solicitor of the Tenth Circuit, subject to the rules of the democratic party. LEON L. RICE. FOR HOUSE OF REPRESEN TATIVES I hereby announce myself a candi date tor the House of Representatives for Anderson county, subject to the rules of the democratic party. W. W. SCOTT. FOR CORONER I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Coroner for An derson county, subject to tho rules of the democratic party. It has been my pleasure to serve you in this capacity four years-l?J08-12. I feel that I am capable, and I need the office. J. ELVAS BEASLEY. T hereby announce myself a candi date for reelection to the office of Corone? fur Anderson county, subjet to the rules of tho democraitc pri mary. x J. G. HARDIN. AN OLD-FASHIONED QUILTING PROVES A UNIQUE TREAT Design on Quilt at Refuge En-v te ?'tain m ant Was Pieced 13 Years Ago. (Spoc's.1 to The Intelligencer.) Refuge. S. C.. April 13.- An old fnihtoncd quilting was enjoyed by a number ot our &ood ladies last Wed nesday at .tho homo of, Mrs. . >ste Norris," of the Bishop's Branch sec tion. Tho deBlgn of tho quilt, which was In tho frames, was Arkansas Tra veler, which had been pieced by Mrs. Norria thirteen years ago, and it was very unique and pretty. Those at tending were: Mrs. W. G. Wilson and daughter, Mis-.: Leila; Mrs. D. C. Evatt, Mr?. Lillie Newton. Mrs. Mae Gllesple, Mrs. M. G. Evatt and daughter; Mr*. Mettle Gillespie and Miss Zolma ;Wnrdlaw. Mrs. Norris and daughter. Mrs. Flosslo Hembreo served a delightful dinner which was greatly enjoyed by all present. Never beforo ha3 there been such an enjoyable day Bpent In our section. Miss Carrie Smith of Catechco, is spending some time with her sis ter,'Mrs. Lizsle Gillespie. Mrs. Nannie White spent the day Monday at the home of her brother. Mr. W. H. Hicks. , A groat many of our farmers who havo planted cotton seed fear that they will hove to plant over since the heavy frost of a few days ago. Corn has been injured too, but lt ls ! believed that it will put out anew and not be hurt very much. Dr. and Mrs. J. iH. MeLeskey of Pendleton spent Wednesday afternoon at the homo of Mr. J. C. Oillesplo. Mrs. T. F. Nelson spent Monday afternoon at the homo af .ber son, Mr. R. W. Nelson. Mrs. "Jane Gillespie and little daughter, 'Blanche, spirit Wednesday With Mr?. Ruby Hicks. Mr. W. 8.-Norris has been suffer ing with neuralgia for the pant week, but ls reported to bo Borne better at this timo. Insomnia? Indigestion nearly always disturbs the sleep more'or lesa, anil is often the cause of Insomnia. Sat. a light supper with little If any. meat, ?ad no milk; also take one ot Chamberlain's Tablets immediately after supper and see if you do sot rest much "hetter. Obtainable everywhere. A . -. ... . ^ SPO YESTERDAY NATIONAL At Brooklyn 2; HoKton 4. At Philadelphia 5; New York 1. At Cincinnati 2; Chicago 0. At St. Louis 1; Pittsburgh i?. AMERICAN At Cleveland 3: St. Louis 0. At Boston 2; Philadelphia 1. At New York ::; Washington I. At Chicago il; Detroit 4. SOUTHERN At New Orleans I ; Atlanta 1. At Nashville 15; Chattanooga 2. At .Mobile 3; (Birmingham 8. Al Memphis 8; Little Hock I. COLLEGE GAMES At Tallahassee: Florida G; Mercer 12. At Tallahassee: Florida 2; Mercer At Nashville: Vanderbilt Machi t?n 5. At Columbia: South Carolina R; Wofford 0. At Atlanta: Georgia Tock 9; Au burn 10; ( First game.) At Atlanta: Georgia Tech !); Au burn :!; (Second game.) At Tuscaloosa: Alabama :i; Geor gia \ SPORT "DOPE" j .less HUH Another Hoy. Well, and ole' Jesu has another boy. The ringside heavyweight champion now baa five runnin' about his house and if his family continues to in crease another big fight may be ex pected in the near future. PresB dispatches say the last addition to Willard's, family carno Thursday night. Tho boy weighed only X pounds. Baseball .Enthusiasm. News of the game to be s taged here during the Clemson encampment, be tween-Clemson and Furman, has al ready set Anderson fans agog. It will seem like old times to gobble down your dinner and chase out to the baseball park to see a "real" game. These teams are the best matched of any in tho state, it is said, and tho fans may^j^ell be "up-ln-the air," so to speak, over the prospects. Anderson (Joli. Anderson's golf fever ls of the kind that gets the results. At least one course, with a possibility of two, will bo laid out In this city in the near future. It 1s said the proposed links near Anderson college will compare favorably with any of like size in the state. Greenville ha;- long boasted of her golf talent, and golf course, but it is authoritatively stated (hut this city will within the next year or so have UnkB superior in every respect to the boasted SanB Souci course, and a natural sequence to this develop ment will Se marked ability of the players. Funnan's Death linc!!. Furman University's boasted base ball ability received somewhat of a Jolt yesterday afternoon when lt's club went down before the V. P. L's to the tune of lil to ll. Virginia showed up' only mediocre in the two game?? with the Clemson Tigers, winning the later by a close score and losing the former in a game that was a "Joke* from the start. Clemson;, though, has a strong aggregation this season, and it is said that odds on the Tiger but y.h will range from S to 3 to 4 to In tho games to be -*-.4 -.I.\? p...m.?. lw.rn T* n-nmto^q nittftcu n.t... ........... M~- - - - - - ---- to bo "some" game even at that. DIL SNYDER HEBE T.0DAY .Speaks at /St. John's Methodist Church This Morning. Dr. TI. N. Snyder, tbja president of Wofford college, will speak today at St. Johns Methodist ct ireh at 11:30 a. m. ?Dr. Snyder ".s pne of thc most elo quent opeakers In' South i Carolina and he ls not more highly appreciated anywhere'than In Anderson. ?Dr. Snyder usually makes ono. or two vis^ its a year io thia city. Ho has never failed yet to rtr& r .a large congrega tion. WAFTED RAGS OF ALL KINDS I will pay $1.50 per hundred, cash for Rags. 25o per hundred ' fair old Scrap Iron. . 4c per pound -for old Automobil o Tires. 10c per pound for old Inner Tubes, -and The Highest Cash Price for' all kinds of old Brass, Ccpr-er, etc. tf you have as much as 100 pounds of any of the shove 'phone me and I'll call for it v. SAM DISHER Manning Street, Near Blue Ridge Ice Co. Phon* 671. RTS - 'S RESULTS A FIGHT WAS BIG FEATURE Gf VILLE GAME V. P. I. Catcher Mixes With Um pire and Both Arrested-Fur man Lost 13 to ll. (Special to The Intelligencer. ) Greenville, Aplril ir?-A ' light be tween Umpire Vernon and Gaines, catcher for Virginia Polytechnic In stitute, which occurred in the last half of the sixth inning, featured the game here this afternoon between that club and Furman university. The score was 13 to ll in favor of the team from Virginia. l-'mpiro Vernon was the aggressor, it was said. Gaines "kicked" loudly when Vernon called ? man out at first base, and retorts from the um pire resulted in a clash. Members of both team? quickly interfered, and before the police could get on thc field the fight was over. Doth Gaines and Verucn were arrested, but were released when tho game had ended. Graham, succeeded Vernon a i umpire and Moore went In to catch for V. Vi I. Tlie playing of both teams was vxt tremely poor. Errors in abundance were made. Lino drives meant runs vz i'm: infielders of both clubs fumbl ed practically every chance. There was no enthusiasm from either the grandstand or bleachers until the last half of the ninth, at which time the score stood ll to 9 in Furman's fav or. Mobley, playing center field lor Furman, misjudged two long flies In this inning, one resulting In three bases and the other in a home run, V. P. I. scoring four runs and break ing up Hie game. Score bv innings: Ti II E V. P. 1.042 OOO 40:t-111 14 7 Furman.OOO 072 020-ll 13 8 Ilatterles: 'Moseley. Untiling and Rrown; Treakle, Moore and Gaines. Umpires Vernon and Graham. MRS. JULIA KINE DIED LAST NIGHT Attack of Pneumonia Fatal to Resident Equinox Mill-Waa Member Woodmen Circle. Ar, the rsult of an attack of pneu monia,- which lasted several days, Mrs. Julia Kine, of Equinox mill, died last night at 10:15 o'clock. No fun eral arrangements had been made last night. She is survived by her husband, Mr. O. L. Kine, and four daughters. Mrs. Kine waa a member of Maple Grove N'b. 131, Woodmen Circle, and the members of that circle es well as the members of Holly Grove are re quested to meet at the Equinox mill hall at 2 o'clock this afternoon, in order to assist in making funeral ar rangements.. Opens at 11:30. " Tho Anderson theatre will begin ?ts nicturo tomorrow morning at 11:30. MARKETS Ixical market. 12 cents. New York Cotton. ; ?M Open. High. Low. Close! May . . .11.84 11:86 11.81 .11.80 July . . .ii.$8 ?2.02 ? i .53 12.02 Oct . . .12.16 12.17 12.15 12.17 Dec . . .12.32 12.35 12.31 12.34 N. Y. Spots 12 cents. v Liverpool Cotton. Open. Close. May-June .. ..' .. ...7.64 7.65 ,Tuly-Aug...7.60 7.61 Oct-Nov.7.43 7.44 Receipts 1.200. Sales 4,000. ,Spots 7.84. Open. . Close. May Wheat .. .. .. ..1.16 . 1.16%. July Wheat .. .. .. ..1.14% 1.14% May Corn.. .. .74 ?4 .75 July Corn .... .... .76 ^7614 May Oatie.44% .44% July Oats. .42% .42% PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS Chisholm, Trowbridge & Suggs DENTISTS New Theatre BuOdina . W. Whinier SS. Dr. Wada H. Sherard DENiisrt 413 Fottrfih Hoot B?ec?dey Bldg. Telephone UM From Heel Stay to Shoulder Seam, These Suits Have Life ! Tho style of Hamburgers' Suits is in HIP designing-nol in thc pictures. The workmanship is in the tailoring-not in the talk. The quality is in the materials -not iii the conversation. They're put where they belong !_ You know il ! And you know, too, that history has never seen a time w hen it was so essential to buy at the right store as it is today. The prices are pleasing $12.50, $15, $18, $20 Other Good Suits at $10.00 R. W. TRIBBLE The Up To Date Clothier ALL ODORLESS REFRIGERATORS sold exclusively at this-store, are cased with the most carefully selected and thor oughly kiln-dried oak, not ash stained to imitate oak, but genuine oak itself, the material used in all highest grade refrig erators, and imitated in ?til others. All si/.es in stock-for the home, store or market-al right prices. G. F. TOLLY ?? SON Anderson, S. C. No Present Equals Silver It always conies back to this-you want your, gift firw. of all to please and then to be aa practical and lasting as It niny. What fs there that carries with it thc spell of a piece of nice silver tableware, even thouj?h lt be Inexpensive. What really latta so long or ls used on so many occasions? Our stock includes the newest patterns in lite famous (lorham line. . A_pleasure to show, you the many new suggestions if yo.u_.pu.r ohasc or not. ............ .> ......... MARCHBANKS & BABB Korti* Main Street Jewelers At the Sign of the Big Watch Building Material Well, that's us. We've got now the BEST STOCK, AND MORE OF IT than any of the other guys. And that's not all, we have the best and quickest delivery system in this man's town W. L. BRISSEY LUMBER GO. Screes Doors and Windows ICE CREAM CHURNS Afaska and North Star in ..sizes to suit any family. V WATER COOLERS in different sizes. We sell for ?ash and the pri?e s. are right. TATE HARDWARE CO Weat Skfe Stjsaste