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MUTT AND JE? CLASSIFIED INTELLIGENCER Want Ad Rates 2D words for 26c. s' 1 cont per word each insertion for more than 25 words. Throe Insertions or the name ad on consecutive days for tho price of two Insertions, if paid In ad? vance. . No ad less than 26 cents. WANTS WANTED YOU TO KNOW-That 1 lia v u just received 30 pairar Diamond Tires and will soil at these prices:' Diamond Puncturo proof. ?2.2? The- Diamond Hailey Non-Skid, $1.7.).; Diamond 400 Camden. $1.1 Diamond 1030, $1.10; Hunter, fil.Ht'; The Ironclad 1 tar cup, S2.00. Agents Smith's Motor Wheel. J. L. E. Jones. 103 McDume street. WANTED-You to kuow that the Ou est thing for a happy homo I? a warm, heart-but iv good Are helps some. Wo want to promoto tho family, happiness by Bonding you the makings uf a gaod Ore. Genuine Blue Gem Coal $5.50 per ton. Whon will you be ready for UT Cheaper coal, of course, at lower prices. 'Minno C4p, W. OL Miner . FOR SALE ' l'Oit SALK-Lunch Wagon, license* HxtUroB, 535.00. Apply to Adolph G?teborg, 410 Manning Street. FOR iSALE-Qr trado, one I. H. C., 12 horse power gasoline engine mounted. Apply tn R. R. Mtlam, j Sandy Springs, S. C. FOR SALE-Puro Now Era Peas, $1.00 tier bushel. Tho foundation of a profitable crop Is the best Boed. A little higher In price-a great deal higher In quality. M. W. Sloan, Phono ?25. .\ FOB S ALE--A few hundred busbolsl select recleaned sud graded Futghum j Seed Oat!? clxty eight cents bushel ? .-worth moro for feed purpose. ?Pu rm un Smith. Seed?man, Phono j 464. DR. SMALL has left his Komfort Shoulder Brace and K. B. Abdom inal Pelvic Supnrts with Dr. Carter, Bleckley Building. ICE CREAM I . Yes, this is the season for it. . Our'cabinets are full of Evans Delicious Ice Cream, and we's??eiy have your fav orite flavor. CHOCOLATE {Made from Huylers Cocoa) STRAWBERRY (Made from Fresh Ripe Strawberries,) VANILLA (Purest Extract af Vanilla Bean used) Come to our fountain for .a dish or let us send a quart to your home, I tPhititDaty "The HEXALL *?tW' Shakespeare mmmm MISCELLANEOUS A FEW MOUE White Rotary Machines at $118.00. Don't mica 'hi:; oppor tunity. Ono spring wagon with top, good us new; ono Maxwell automo bile, Urst class shape. Bargains and will bo sold at once. J. A. Mul lion::, 12G-128 West Bonson Street. BEAU AND TAKE NOTICE-I am selling the genuine Spanish Macker el direct from the gulf coast far better than Blue King mack erel. I um in position to sell you any grade fish at both retail and wholesale, und in 25 pound lots I can name yo? ?B closo u price us thu coast shipper. Don't forgot, I handle the very bent homo-rulsod meats. Phone 292, or call at 207 East Whitner street. W. J. Mancas, ' tho nonfood man. POTATO SLIPS-I am guaranteed tho delivery ot my plants this sea son, therefore I guaranteo to de liver thom to you on the dato you want them. It will pay you to soe me before Bending your mony off. It. F. Sassard, 213 Gnu th Main street EASY-Make life's walk easy \y hav ing us repair your shoca. Wo aro not only propared to do first class work on short notlco, but we moct any legitimate compotltion whoa it comos to prices. Honest work and lieut materials always. 0. E. McKeo & Son, 132 East Whitner streot, opposite Tolly's. BREAKFAST 8AUSAOB-The de mand for our all pork sausage is keeping us very busy. They surely aro tho-highest grade on tho mar ket. Made from frosh pork carefully selected and seasoned with . Just enough fresh ground herbs and pure spices to give that very un usual and doliclous flavor distinc tively Lindsay's. Phone your order to 604. Tho Lily White Market, J. N. Lindsay, Proprietor. HIDES-Bring them to mo If you want best prices. I buy and sell more hides than any other dealer In thia section of the state. All hides bought by me aro shipped with ab batolr hides and command better prices, therefore I can and do pay botter prices. Bring thom to Willi? ; ford's Con? sr. R. D. Henderson. WE ABE handling somo of the finest, choicest beef, pork, veal, mutton, cured meats of all kinds, country stylo pork sausage, mixed Sausago, and plent> of dressed chickens at very lowest prices. Come around, or telopbone us. Your trade will bo appreciated and wo promise prompt delivery. Dobbins Market, 'Phono 755. BUGGY WHEALS-We have a good supply of Buggy wheels, spindles and boxes, that we can fit on any time. Wheels run In hot Oil and spindles set just right to pull true. Paul E. Stephens. WALL PAPER-if lt is wall paper you aro looking for. wo have lt. A largo stock going at 85 per cent, below cost. Phono 48, Guest Paint Company; DBVOB'S PAINT-The old stand hy, the oldest paint makers in Amer!CA and the best. Paint with DeVoo's, fewer gallons, wears longer, w. L. BrlBBoy Lumber Co. WU ARB PAYING $41 per ton for cotton seed, and giving: 1 too cot ton seed meal and $4.00 cash for ton ot seed. Belling coal at $5.00 and $5.80 ver ton. Cabbage plant* *LO0 per M. Mart?n Coal & Wood Company. fTROM 7 A. M., TO 10 P. M.-Bay yotr Gasoline and Motor Oil? front H. A. Caadle, the one arm gas man on the corner neat to Owl Drug Co. He will appreciate your business and always gives itt. utmost tn value. H. A. Candia. SLABS-For u short ttiuo I can supply you with good, clear, thick low country slabs at $;5.r>0 per cord, de livered, i will also appreciato your orders for cotton seed meal und hulls. B. N. Wyatt. 'Phone 182. PREPAREDNESS ls tho order of the day now, whilo the Fire Insuranco Companies are withdrawing from the stato is tho time for you to havo your house, burn, or out-building protected with a Burriss Metal Shingle Roof. Of coufso tho initial cost is just a trillo more than wood shingles, but in tho long run they ore much cheapo-- nnd thoy aro a tremendous protection against fire, prop in and let us show you. No trouble nor obligation ou your part whatever. Respectfully, Jno. T. Burriss fx Son. QUICK WORK-'Phono 822 for Geor gia Garage for quick work Ono expert on Fords, vsxid ono expert on all other cars oud motorcycles. No. 108 South McDuulo street. Op. J. L. E. .Tones Blcyclo Shop. LOST LOST-At Chautauqua tent last night silver card cuse with initials M. L. D. engraved on back. ; Contained small change and visiting cards. Finder pienso return to Intelligen cer ollice. LOST-Between Dorchester church . and Anderson court house, ouo s.-ort coat, mixed grey color, with yellow .stripe and black velvet collar. Re ward if returned to Mitchell-Cox Lumber Co., Belton, S. C. NOTICE Ol' FINAL SETTLEMENT The undersigned, administrators of tho estate* of Wm. G. Anderson, de cor-sod, hereby gives notice that sho will on May 26th, 1915. ut ll o'clock a. m., apply to thc judge of probate for Anderson county for a tin al settle ment of nald estate tind a discharge from their office us administrators. J. H. Anderson. Mary J. Anderson, Administrators. April 22. 1016. '.^^^^| . ... . Jitney Bodies ferFORD Cars Has capacity of seven passengers. " High grade material. Neat appearance. Reasonable prices. We also make commercial bodies and Jitneys to fit any make 'car. Write for illustrations i and prices. The Rock HUI Buggy Co., ; > Rock Hill, s.e. PWP m i BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLAS PLANT NOW We have on sale extra fine varieties at 25c per dozen. Pant's Book Store The axAc owner find? tho Want Ad the beat meto? of exchange. Means Nothing ITS "TM?- POTV OF A I.V. V/ARIKI PACTt?r<S TOUAV fVSiDG F< A PA\*Y THCIR V>JARFARC Ar*V> HONOR THC GRe/\TCS OP A.V.C PDETS, \>)HOSe Pe.1 . s pcu_e p cove, NOT LUST ToDA*f 15 A -DAY ^^^^^^^^^^ MCT^r^~~ mt: - SPO Baseball Results .? t NATIONAL At Pittsburgh :{; Chicago 5. (Thirteen innings.) At St. Louis 9; Cincinnati .7. At New York-Boston, wet grounds. At Brooklyn-riiiladclphia. Wet j grounds. AMERICAN At Chicago 2; Cleveland 3. At Detroit 1; St. Louis ti. At Boston I; New York 8. Thir teen innings. At Philadelphia-Washington. Wct| grounds. SOUTHERN fell . li_L- . ? .-. ? . At Atlauta I; Mobile 5. At Chattanooga 'A; Memphis 2. At Littlo Rock'Sj Nashville 1. At Birmingham C; New Orleans 0. Called tenth on account of darkness. SOUTH ATLANTIC At Charleston 2; Augusta 1. At Charleston 2; Augusta ?. Sec ond game called in seventh by .ag?ce ment. A* Macon 2; Albany 3. At Columbia ?1; Jacksonville .">. At Columbia 1; Montgomery 7.. COLLEGE GAMES At Atlanta: Georgia Tech ll; Trinity 3. ' > STANDING OF CLUBS \ South Atlantic. Won Lost P. c. Charleston ..'..12 6 067 Montgomery..11 7 Gil Columbus. 9 9 500 Jacksonville. 9 9 500 Albany . 8 10 44il Augusta. 8 10 444 j Matcon .,. 8 10 444 Columbia ... 7 ll 3981 Southern. Won' LoBt P. C. Nashville ... 14 5 737 j Mow Orleans. 14 5 737 Atlanta .. 1 io 524 Chattanooga ...9 ll 450 j Birmingham. 9 12 42f? Memphis. 8 ll 421 Littlo Rock. 8 *12 400 Mobllo. 7 14 333 American. Won Lost P. C. Waahlugton.. .. ...ll fi ?471 Olevoland .... 12 7 632 Boston. . .10 8 5501 New York., .. ... . . 8 8 500 Chicago ......ki ill, ll 476 Detroit.?. - 0 io 474 St Louis. 7 Vio . 41? Philadelphia ....... 5 12 294 National, . ? Won Lost P.C. Brooklyn.. .. 8 4' 687 B/ ston..>. 8 5 615 Philadelphia.. .... 8 6 571 Chicago..V 8-7 P63 Cincinnati ....10 ? 526 SL Loots ........1. 8 '?' . 500 Pittaborg 7 10 415 Now York .. .. .. 2 ll 154 ?Cfcenbertaia's Tablet? Have Bono Wonders for Ma." ' "I have been a sufferer from stomach trocble for a number of years, and al though I havo used a great number of remedies recommended for thia com plaint, Chamberlain'? Tablets ls th? Brat medicino that has given me posi tivo and la?ttog r>lIefkM Writes Mr?. Anna Radia, Sp?ncerport, N. Y. "Chamberlain's Tablets hare' dono cv enders for me and ? value them very highly." Obtainable everywhere. Slow Game Over Auburn Swatf est Goes to Tigers By 5 to 4 Count-Martin's Catch Pretty Feature In a Kaine featured by free bining of both clubs, Clemson defeated \u burn at Cater Athletic field yester day afternoon by a score of 5 to 4. About .'?00 fans, composed of ladies and men in about equal number, saw tho game. Clemson's first run came .in the fourth and in the fifth three more wcro counted. With the score 1 to 0 in the sixth Auburn danie up and batted out three runs and in thc fol lowing inning counted another, ticing the score. McMillan untied the scoro in thc last half of thc ninth with a fierce drive past second base, scoring Parker, who had gotten on with a clean hit Into right field. The game lasted nearly '.wo hours, and save for the beautiful one hand catch cf .Martin in the 7th, there were no features; of special noto. Martin went back into deep center and pull ed ?..own DuCotc's long drive which looked good for at least two basca. Cle.uson drove out 13 hits ^ and Au burn ll. Five two-base hits wore made, and had lt not boen for thc ground rules making this thc limit on any hit, at least three of these would havo gone for three baggers and possibly for a home run. The box score: Clemson, AB.F? UH PO A Ii Anderson. *'p.3 0 111 1 Major. 2b.4 1 1 2 0 0 Parker. 3b.ii 3 3 0 3 0 Harrie, rf.5 1 2 1 1 0 Martin, cf.I 0 1 5 0 0 .McMillan, ss.4 0 3 1 5 1 James, lt,tb..3 0 2 12. 1 1 Geo. c.. .... ..4 0 0 5 1 0 Jordan, if.1 0 0 0 0 0 Total..36 5 13 27 12 3 Auburn. AB F). BH PO A B Collins, 2b.5 1 1 3 1 0 Stoed. lb_ ..5 0 1 6 0 1 Prendergast, cf.". ..4 0 \ 3 0 0 Hairston. if.. .. ..4*1 3 1 0 0 DuCote. c.. .4 0 0 8 1 1 Milligan, P...? .. ..4 0 1 1 4 0 Jenkins, ss...4 0 12 1 1 Wynn, rf.. .. _4 1 3 '- s 0 ? Tanner. 3b..' .. ..3 1 0 111 Total.. .. .. ..37 4 ll 26 8. 4 Score by innings: , , ' ' Clemson.900 i 30 001-5 Auburn.....000 001 300-4 Earned runs, Clemson 4; Auburn. 4, >two-b*so hits, Wynn. Hairston, Park er, Martin, Harris; first base on bells Milligan 2; And creon 3; left on baies Clemson 10; Auburn ll; struck out Andert?n 5:' Milligan 9; hits off . ot Anderson ll; (Milligan 13; sacrifice hits Martin; stolen bases. Pender gast, "'Harris; passed balla DuCoto. Tanner. . Time of game 1:45. Umpire Balley. JJ0?1? WAS BURNED The home of Mrs?V (Mary A. Shirley situated just east of Dobbin's bridge woo burned Thursday afternoon, en tailing a loss of about $2,000. Tho house waa a sis room house and to gether with the contents waa valued at about $2,000. Insurance was car ried with the Anderson County Mu tual Insurance company. The fire Marted early in the after noon, th e , origin. unknown. and .the family-l>?ing at home made an eitert to save, a-portion of the furniture. The effort wa's futile for the flames spread very rapidly, over the dry building .ead itt e sfcort time ? the place was entirely destroyed. -:. -:- By BUD FISHER 210 <ro??YR<(.Mr iqt't av HCPHHSFL.. ________ Everything for Your Porch And abbvc all, ur Hie must import ant, is Chairs. Come here for them- if yuu would be sure of the best. Porch Chairs in Oak, Maple, Rattan, Fibre, Old Hickory, etc., in all styles, all prices, and every size. G. F. TOLLY SON ANDERSON, S. C. Saturday Specials at the Sign of the Big Watch We have won and maintained Jewelry supremacy in An derson. Those ,who demand thc highest in quality for a given'expenditure depend on this st?re, and folks looking for real vallie, look forward to these special Saturday offer ings See the following Saturday: tilg Beti Clocks, Each _$2.00 Elgin Watches, 20 year case, l(i'rsize . . $7.50 v 17 Jewel Elgin, 20*ycar cake. ir> size ... .$12.50 Special in Men's Belts, Each . .': X .. ;. . $1.00 Waldamere.Special Vest Chains, Each ,.. #1.00 MARCHEANKS & BABB North Main Street Jewelers At thc Sign of the Bi? Watch Building Material Well, that's us. We've got now the BEST STOCK, AND MORE OF IT^-than any of the other guys. Anti that's hot all, we have the best and Quickest delivery system in this man's town W. U BRISSEY'L?Kt?^lcT). man who ex perim?iits comes back to FiresUmes. The man of experience sticks to Fire stones. Graduate how frito the exper ienced class who enjoy " . .. MOST MILES PEKDOLLAR - Seo tho Mr CD tone mun aud Qnd out wttv you can get thia extra service at averagecost, ibg patrons thales! equipped netrapap** ptat fe ffedmt?& ^ Caroboa. Tba means better t?rv?ca, more careful sefc.np and prompter methods of handling advcrt?c?ng than cfta be v._ Undi Jj - A<??h fw ft.?.