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/ WGLC. I. MUST (?o TO KiVJS^A NOW SO , I MiCoHY AS u/GLL (.6AM CLASSIFIED INTELLIGENCER Want Ad Rates] 25 words tor 26c. 1 cent per word each Insertion for more than 26 words. Thron Insertions of tho same ad on consecutive days for the price of two Insertions, If paid In ad vance. No ad lesa than 26 cents. . WANTS WANTED-Position ns bookkeeper, or otflce assistant, by young lady with three years experience. Cnn go to work at once, or later. Dost of ref erence. AddroBB J. J. Caro Intelli gencer. WANTED YOU TO KNOW-That 1 have Jost received ?0 pair? Diamond Tires and will sell at those prices: Diamond Puncture proof, $2,20. Tho Diamond' "Dalley Nb'n-FHItf, $1.75; Diamond 400 Camden..!).. Diamond 1030, $1.10; Hunter, $?.<'.; Tba Ironclad Barcup, S2.00. Agents Smith's Motor Wheel. J. L. IC Jones, 103 McDufllo street. . .. WANTED-You to know that the fin est thing for a happy home ls a warm bca-t-but a good fire helps some. Wo want to promo tr the family happiness by sending you the makings of a good Are. Genuine Blue Gean Coal (6.60 per ton. When will you bo. ready for it? Cheaper coal, of course, at lower prices. 'Phone 64?. W. a Ulme?. FOR SALE FOR SALE-Ono Maxwell roadster. Call atCampbell's Garage. FOR SALE CHEAP-One Buick.Model 31, five passenger touring car, in good, condition with complete equip ment-top, seat covers, electric lights., horn, speedometer, etc. Will sell for cash or credit, or exchange. G. G ads i'; er. Sayre. FOR SALE-Puro New Era Peas, $1.60- per bushel. Thc foundation of a profitable crop ls the best seed. A little higher in price-a great deal higher in quality. M. W. Sloan, Phone 625. m Do not neglect WHOOPING I Ai*., T Relieve it at once ;with Wilhite's Mix ture -for Whooping Cough. "We recommend it" Vii Pharmacy '"Thv REXAiL Stob*' .i ?J w OH, CiAf*.' i ? UJONOSR WH?RC- I THAT Soon ? / ADVERTISING' FOR SALE-Send Kweet potatoes for j bedding. Right size, smooth und Bound. Price right. W. O. TJlmor, 'Phone C40. FOR SALIO-A few huudred bushelB eelect reclcaned nnd graded Fulghum Soed Oats sixty eight cento bushel -worth more for feed purpose. Furman Smith, Seedsman, Phone | 4114. FOit SALE-Nancy Hall und Porto Rico potato plunts, $1.25 per thou nand. Five tiiuosand for $G.OO. Or der? shipped day received, satisfac tion guaranteed. Oaks Plant Farm, Fort GreejU, Fla. MISCELLANEOUS SWEET POTATOR SLIPS-Wot the wilted, dried up slips, bu. right out of the soil slips-green and fresh, 30c per hundred; $2.25 per thou Hand, at green houses. The Ander son Floral company, 533 Marshall Ave. FOR YOUR HEALTHS SAKE eat good tish In springtime. I expect red fin croakers, pike, basB and a good lot of pop eyed mullett Friday and Saturday. I keep Spanish mackerel all tho time, and sell flab and oysters in small lots as cheap as the shippers. See me when you want a flatt fry. I handle homo raised pork and beef and sell it cheap. W. J. -Maneas, 207 East Whitner street. Phone 292. FOI?iD FENDERS-We can put a few short braces on Ford fenders that will nave you 300 per cent. We aro prepared and won't delay you very 'ong. 'Paul E. Stephens. ; A FEW MORE White Rotary Machines at $28.00. Don't miss this oppor tunity. Ono spring wagon with top, good as new; one Maxwell automo bile, first ciasB shape. Bargains and will be sold at once. J. A. Mul linux 126-128 West Benson Street. FROM 7 A. M., TO 10 P. M.-Buy your Gasoline and Motor Oils from .fl. A. Caudle, tho one arm gas man on the cosner next to Owl Drug-Co. He will appreciate your business and. always gives the utmost In yal^Afl. A. Caudle. P?TATO SLIPS-I am guaranteed the delivery of my planto this sea son, thoreforo I guarantee to ' de liver them to you on tho date you want them. It will pay you to see mc before sending your mony off. R. ?. Sassard, 213 South Main street 1 i i ; I EASY-Mako life's walk easy by hav ing us repair your shoes. We are not onl.T prepared to do first class work on short notice, but we meet any legitimate competition when lt comes to prices. .Honest work and best materials alwav^. G. E. McKee & Sou, 132 East Whitner street, opposite Toll y'H. WE ARE PAYING $42 per ton for cotton seed, and giving 1 ton cot ton seed meal and $4.00 cash for ton ot need. Selling coal at $5.00 and $5.50 per ton. Cabbage plants $1.00 per M. Martin Coal & Wood Company. BREAKFAST SAUSAGE-The de mand for our all pork sausage ta keeping us very busy. They surely aro the highest grade on. the mar ket Mada from fresh potk carefully selected and seasoned with Jost enough fresh ground herbs and I pure spices to give that, very an* usual and delicious flavor distinc tively Lindsay's. Phone your order to 694. The Lily WbIto Market, ft ; ,N? Lindsay, Proprietor. IT HAS NOT been oar Intention to make delivery of coal a social "af fair" but wo'ra euro you'll be de lighted with our woy ot delivering coal-and every one ia pleased with the coal wo doll vor. B. N, ? Wyatt . Thone 18V ^_ .. - . ? . . . '..O'..::- ' ."- ? ?>>.: ! ItWasn tR WA I vi J PAPER-II it is wail paper you are looking tor, wo linvo it. A large stock going at 2r, per cent, below cost. Phon** 48. Guest Paint Company. DHVOE'S PAINT-Tho old Rtand by. tho oldest paint makers in America and tho best. Paint with DoVoe's, I fewer gallons, wears longer. W. L. Hrlssey Lumber Co. S HIDES-Bring them, to mo lt you want be3t prices. I buy and sell ! more bides than any other dealer in thia section of the state. All hides j bought by me aro shipped with ab I batolr hides and command better prices, therefore I can and do pay better prices. Bring them to Willi ford'B Corner. R. D. Henderson. . ' ?ND NOW-When the weather beglnB j to warm up you aro more anxious I than ever about your meats. You want to know that it is properly handled. That's where we como in. Wo havo a long list of satisfied customers und they say our service is fine. Phone us your wants. Frank Dobbins, Sanitary . Market, 'Phone 755. PREPAREDNESS 1B tho order of thu day now, while the Firo Insurance Companies are withdrawing from the state is the time for you to havo your house, barn, or out-building protected with a Burriss Metal Shingle Roof. Of course the initial cost 1B just a trifle moro than wood Bhlngles, but in tho long run they aro much cheaper and they are a tremendous protection against fire. Drop In and let us show you. No - trouble nor obligation on your part whatever. Respectfully, Jao. T. BurriBs & Son. QUICK WORK-'Phone 822 for Geor gia Garage for quick work. One expert on Fords, and ono expert on all other enra and motorcycles. No. 108 South McDufflc street. Op. J. L. E. Jones Bicycle Shop. . LOST OR FOUND STRAYED OR .STOLEN-Mate setter . pup-white with brown apota. Lib eral reward for any information. Phono 857, or notify Garland . Mc Gregor. LOST-A diamond shaped fraternity pin, set with pearls. Reward if re turned to Frank Brownleo, 403 South McDufile street. FOR RENT FOR RENT-Two furnished tooms. Two and one-half blocks from square. Apply 319 East Whitner street. ? NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against tito estate of Fred Kowalski, deceased, are hereby notified to. present them properly proven to the undersigned within the time prescribed by law, and those indebted to make settle ment . ' , Mrs. Hcdweig Kowalski, Executrix. WANTED. RAGS PF All KINDS I will pay,il.GO per hundred, cash for Rags. 25c per hundred for did Scrap Iron. 4c per pound for old Automobile Tires. ?. loo per pound for old Inner Tubes, -and-The Highest Cash Prioe for all kinds of old Brass, Copper, oto. It you havo as ranch as 100 pounds .ot any of thia above 'phone me and Mt call for it . SAM DISNER Manning Street Near Blue Bldg? .. *. ' lea Co. . Phone 671. . \- < Baseball Results NATIONAL Ai Iirookiyn 7; New York :i At Philadelphia fi; Boston Only two scheduled. AMERICAN At Heston 2; Washington '! (Morn-| lng gani". ) At Leston 2; Washington '). (A:*:cr itkiii p:.*pjo.) At Now Vork 2; Phila'ic.plila I. At C.'i'cugo 2; St. Louis fi. At Clcnland-TJetroii, rain. SOUTHERN At /Manta 2; Ney. Orleans I. A? Litre Ro?k 7; Memphis. :i. At hlrm'nham IS; Mobile 0. A*. Chattanooga 3:*'Na?l*v?lle' SOUTH ATLANTIC At Montgomery 3; Columbi;.> At Albany 7: Macon ti. At Colutr.ma C; Charleston ? At Jacksonville 14; Augusta 8. COLLEGE GAMES At Columbia: Tennessee 1. South Carolina 4; FVRMAN WON IN THRILLING GAME BY 4-3 Clemson Tigers Powerless Be fore Curves of Baptist * Freshman of 20. \ (Special to The Intelligencer.) Greenville. April ID.-With a Fresh man, Beling, not yet twenty ycara old In the box; with tho first catcher out of tho gante, tho second catcher also injured, und with left fielder Cain be hind the bat. Furman won the great est college baseball gamo seen heve in several years from Clemson this afternoon by a score of 4 to 3. The contest was thrilling from start to finish. In the third inning Clemson had three on ami none ant. Two pop flies and a strike ont got -Bollng out of tho hole. In tho seventh. Clemson scored three on two errors and a home run. IK that samt inning Fur man-scored four en ' four hits, and -'inside baseball," ono runner te'uiK "squeezed over." A feature of Mic gante wat; a catch of what seemed a certain home run hy Mobley, who raced back into deep center and got under tho ball. Holing struck out six men. Tlte crowd was' wildly en? th us last ic from sturt to finish. Ry winning today Furman maintains a perfect percentage to the state cham pionship'contest. The score: RH E Forman.OOO OOO 100-4 8 fi Clemson..OOO OOO 300- 3 4 2 Batteries: Bollng and Cain; Ander son. Long abd Harris. Umpires. Milla add Vernon. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AU persons having claims against 4he estate of Hugh Mahaffey, Sr., de ceased, are hereby notified to present them properly proven to tho under signed within the timo prescribed by law,'and those indebted to make set tlement " . G60. W. SulItVSJB, ? * ?. . .and - AI. C. Mahaffey. Executors. April io; 1016. ^ v inply His Vi ?*e /to A) yervo 7?*tot? bed A YtujL. OUAMJU? COOS l/a&f -firmst, Zruyp . RTS - INTERURBAN LEAGE TO OPEN SATURDAY WITH 4 MILL TOWNS PLAYING Tho Interurbah Daso Ball league will oj/en up Saturday, April 22d, HUG with the following clubs: Greer, Poo Mill, Pelzer and Belton. Tnoapau club lias withdrawn from thc* league and Piedmont has volun tarily dropped out for thirty days with a view of getting some other cl uh to take the place of Tucapau so if there ls any club on the interurban linee that wishes to join tho Interurban league can write to Wi. E. Hammond, Sec. Pelzer, S. C.. at once which will he taken up with" the other clubs Im mediately. The following schedule hns been adopted to May 13th: April 22nd: Pelzer vs. Belton at Belton. April 2?nd:' Poe vs. Greer at Greer. April 29th: Belton vs. Pelzer .at Pelzer. j April 29th: Greer vs. Poe at Poe. May 6th: Pelzer vs. Greer at Greer. May 6th: Poe vs Pelton at Belton. May Kith: Greer vs. Pelzer at Pel zer. May Kith: Belton vs. Poe at Poe. Tho full schedule will bo complet ed anti published later and tho public may be assured of seing some good hall in tho Interurban league. ERSKINE WINNER OVER THE NEWBERRY CLUB IN HOTLY CONTESTED GAME (Special to Tho Intelligencer.) Due West, S. C., April 19.-In a hotly contested game here thu' after noon Ersklno college : defeated the Newberry college club" by a score , of 2 to 1. Both pitchers were in good lorin and nt no time in serious danger of lo?Ing control of the situation. Tho score: RUE TSrsklno... ... ......... ..2 7 2 Newberry. .1 r? 1 Batteries: Wolff and ' McDaniel!*; Moyer and Rankin. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS Chisholm, Trowbridge & Suggs DENTISTS New Theatre Ba?dhig W. WhitnerS*. Dr. Wade H. Sherard DENTIN 413 Fourth Floor BlecUey Bldg; T?l?phone 646 ? B.F. JOHNSON'S Water Ground MEAL -May be found at the follow inc: stores: Provost's Store W..S. Ramsey's E. E. elmore's .... Paul Cromer's . C. G. Stevenson's E. G. F?nt's J. H. Allen's ft let.. -:- By BUD FISHER sold exclusively at this store, are cased with the most carefully selected and thor oughly kiln-dried oak, not ash stained lo imitate oak, but 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 ri^ht prices. G. F. TOLLY & SON Anderson, S. C. No Present Equals Silver It always comes back to this-you want your gift first of all to please and then to be as practical and lasting as it may. What is there that carries with it thc spell of a piece of nice silver tableware, even though it be inexpensive. ? What really lasts so long or is used on so many occasions? uur Btoek includes the newest patterns in the famous Gorham line. A pleasure to show you the many new suggestions If you pur- > chase or not. \ \ MARCHBANKS & BABB North 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?ffffJ W. L. BRISSEY L?MB?R CO. BLUE RIDGE factly tempered and properly set. per HANDLES made of select timber, well sea? saned, polished and waxed. what they are. If you try them you will be convinced of their superiority. Anderson, S. C. Belton, S. C. Greenville, S. C. m