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Candidates Cards FOR CONGRESS 1 am a candidate for Congress from the Third Congressional District, eub feet to the rules o! the Democratic Primary. . ' , A. H. DAUN ALL. I am a candidate for congress from j t ! I ; Third Congressional district, sub- j jeet to the rules of tho Democratic Primary. JNO. A. HORTON. i announce myself a candidate for congress from the Third District. I v.-m abide the rules, regulations and] results oi the Democratic Primary. kenry-*c. THjLMAN. FOR SOLICITOR 1 am a candidate for Solicitor of the Tenth Circuit, subject to the rules of the democratic party. LEON LYRICS. I hereby announce' myself a candi date for Ojo office of solicitor of the .tenth Judicial circuit, subject <to the rules and regulations of the Demo cratic primary. ". . ' KURTZ P SMITH. -I hereby announce myself a can didate for solicitor of the tenth ju dicial circuit, subject to the action j of tho Democratic party In the en- ' Suing primary election J. R. BARLE. FOR SUPERVISOR I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Supervisor Of Anderson county, subject to the rules of the democratic party. W. REEVES CHAMBLEE. COUNTY TREASURER 1 hereby announce myself a candi-, date for County Treasurer, subject j to tho 'rules of the democratic party. 3. H. CRAIQ. I hereby announce myself a candi ' data 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 tho rule3 of the democratic party. Bi A. WRIGHT. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the office of j Treasurer for .Anderson county, sub ject' to the rules of the democratic | primary. jg . G. N. C. BOLEMAN. V ^ SHERIFF ~ ' '1'hereby, announce mysqlf a candi date fdr tho of jo of Sheriff tor An demon county. ..object to the rules of | the. d?mocratie party. T. J. MARTIN. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Shor'ff of Anderson county,] subject to the rules of tho Democratic j primary. ' ' . ' ' W. B. KING. I hereby-announce myself a candi date for the office of Sheriff of An derson .county subject to the rules of. the Democratic primary. ; W. O. S. MARRETT. a. I hereby announce myselt as a can-1 didate for re-election to the office of i .Sheriff.'subject to the rules of the Democratic party. JOE M. H. ASHLEY. FOR HOUSE OF REPRESEN TATIVES ; \ I hereby nun ounce myself a candi l date for the House of Representatives ; for Anderson county, subject to the rules of the democratic party. 1 v W. W. SCOTT. FOR CORONER I hereby announce myself a candi ' d?t"? Cbr the office of Coroner for An ' dorcon'county, subject to the'.roles of . the democratic party. It has been my pleasure to serve yen InthiB capacity four years?1908-12. I feel that I am "capable, and I need tho office. J. ELVA8 BEASLBY. I h?Toby announce myself/ s candi date ter r??lection to the office of Coroner for Anderson county, eubjet to the rules of the democralto pr?r m?' . Si O. HAilDIN. 'I hereby announce myself as a can < dltfate/fur election to tpe office Of Coroner, bubject to the rules of the Democraticparty. - T. E. ; Pel I will pay $ls0 ' pW hundred,, eiflh So fter kmofirad tor- ?Mi '.'^ Iren?.. .; ._ HEART DISEASE ASHiLOMENnOE Haw Problem Presented to Those Who Preserve Health. TUBERCULOSIS DECREASING Another Enemy Creeps Up Behind as Great Battle la Being Won?Heart Trouble Leaves Child Handicapped For |_ifo? Homo ' Care .Better Than Hoopitnla For Such Cnccc. With henrt disease spreadhig: na tu bemiijsls. Is liebtg. curbed physicians and surir,l workera are planning pre ventive work among children to cope with.the rising dentb rate. Au article ou this menace und what experimental work has shown to be desirable to ward curbing it as prepared for the Survey.' nn Organization < whose pur pose is to Investigate the facts of liv ing and working conditions and to sug gest means for social advance,'Is as follows: ' Apparently while we have been flgbt iug' brie enemy face ' to face another has stolen upon us from behind. New York has reduced her. deaths from tu berculosis from 421 per hundred thou sand hi 1870 to 100 in 1014, but during the. same time ber deaths from heart disease have increased from 74 td.iQD. Repeated In Other Cities. The experience of New York Is re peated in other cities, in'Worcester. Mass.. no less than 21.5 per cent of nil .deaths in tho.industrial population ore caused by'organic heart disease; 15.2 per ceut Is'tbe pi*oportlon for tLc whole population of that city. The situation, or. rather, the realiza tion, has ca ..r..upon us suddenly, and we arc not equipped to deal, with heart disease as we are frith tuucrcul?s'8 Yet it' is clear that" wV:'snait have' to copo with it and devote to It tho eame study and the same persistent effort to get at underlying, causes : as we have given to tnbcrcufcsls 'ever: since the eighties. Several articles recently- written for medical journal's show how RiiuUar uro the methods needed for the lecvcntlon and cure of heart disease to' those wo ore familiar with the ease of tuber culosis. In both It i.-. in childhood that preventive' work Is most.'needed: in both the symptoms uro slight mid la tent.' and the treatment, must be pro longed: and persisted lu after all Signs of real trouble have disappeared' Both depend greatly, upon environment for eure, riml In botii homo cSre Is begin ning to tnko the place of institutional care. / . Leave Child Handicapped, Both leave the child handicapped and ucedlng vocational training In some oc cupation which will not moke too great demands'on his Strength.. '.-.... , .' The Massachusetts General hospital, Boston, has been making nn. interest lug experiment in. tho home -care of children-with heart disease 'and'With diseases which threaten, the heart, such fls chorea and rheumatism. At flrat these children' w?re kept In the hospital for' weeks and even mouths, but the results " were discouraging. -When they went homo not only. Im proved! but usupJIy looking in the best of health, It was Impossible - to ma la the parents believe that'the kr?ntest care was still necessary. So, relapses came; nnd the children returned to-the clinic sometimes in a .worse condition than before. > \ i . The physicians realized that "heart disease is a social disease! and must be. treated' socially. Tho child .nnd his family must be educated, bis environ ment- must be altered nnd adapted to his limitation!!, and be must be kept under supervision for a long period, not merely-until'he lin h recovered from the acute symptoms " ','"'' J f Home Corn Befit,. ' *' So In. 101 i- n social -worker; was sp\ cured ta supervise the home treatment of theso children. Th?. results, have tiesa so gratifying that home'care has been substituted for hospital curq for all but tho ncutely elck. There Is not-nearly s? much d?nner of velapso if the child has been in- his. or.-n home from the beginning .'und Ida parents h?ve had the care of- him duty; lag his sickness and have gone through' the long, .tedious process of <;pulsing him back to health. Tbore Is no, need then of readjusting kitn to Uls'oid'oh { vlronmeut, and there is much less. .dif ficulty' In adjusting .the environment to him when he (s really ill then when, he conies apparently well, : tybenthe 'home is manifestly unfit, bonidiiig the Child bot In another family h na boon found better than sending him to nn ufctlWtwh. Tho hospital chose,? visiting teechar. rather tban a nurse, for; though, there ara a few medlcaLtaets which sh?> mnst. be able to nop?,Y tney! are..:?#slly. learned and most of tier duties are pontnedical. t?te must ba frblo so to arrange the homo care of the.child thatrtie will bnro rear and quiet and 'yet be happily occupied*' and later -on she must be able to plan-fcl* return schooi or "tils ?ottatt'ee-''tajb'';'itt^< ; In such a way tha t it wUtimt bis strength. , Per the tuberculous ehljd we bave I demanded open air ; schoolsV^r the cardln?'child we mast demand school rooms oix the ground door and ungrad ed dosses, where he can inako up his t&i time without too tnuth effort\snd perhaps work only half time, ' being dismissed before the closing hou* with ^f|Mh aJttd crowdL V MONDAY AT THE BEE HIVE Naptha . ? Washing Powder MONDAY To every customer whose purchase at the Beo Hive Monday amounts to $2.00 we will sell 2 packages Nnptlui Washing Powder at ie each, or with a $5.00 purchase 5 packages Napthu Washing Powder at 1 ccach. t OCTAGON SOAP MONDAY To every customer whose purchase at the Bee Hlte Monday amounts to $2.00, we will sell 2 cakes Octagon Soap at lc each, or with a $5.00 pur chase 5 cakes Octagon Soap at lc each. Arm & Hammer Soda MONDAY To every cuBtotncr whose purchase ut the Bee Hive Monday amounts to $2.00, we will sell 2 packages Arm & Hammer Soda at lc ssch, or with a ?5.00 purchase 5 puekngcs Arm & Hammer Soda' at 1c each. Uadies' Taped Gauze Vests MONDAY To every customer whose purchase at the Bee Hive Monday amounts tn $2.00, wo will selb* 2 Ladies' Taped Cnuzo Vests ut lc each, or with a $6.00. purchase 5 Ladles* Gauze VestB at lc each. A Great Special of Ladies' Trimmed and Untrim med Hats at $1.00 Each Chief among the features of next Monday's Sale at the Bee. Hive, for by a rare combination of good fortune and - clever merchandising, we are now able to offer yoq some of the most remark able values in new and stylish millinery ever brought to your attention. All of the styles arc new and beautiful; varieties are inilnito with choice of various new^hados and clever trims, tf?^ Olli Special for Monday, each ...... ?P * ?vy (See Window) Ladies' Newest Waists Best Value of the Season A .woudcrful new variety of 'pretty. Jap. Silk Waists?whlto and colbVn?$1.60 values, Special for Monday, "one flight t\t\ up." Each . ./..?pl?Uy Big lot of $2.60 Silk Waists, cannot be duplicated elsewhere at that, Special for Monday, Each Getting bigger every day; getting better as week upon week adds to our long and successful experience; bringing prices down closer and closer as the volume of business grows and grows until the Bee Hive's customers now buy for less than other stores that come, and go around us, are paying for their cut and dried sale plunder at wholesale. Lots of imitations but th? original and only genuine Monday Sale in Anderson is at Beile?' Big Bee Hive, the most popular trading place in this section. $2.00 BIG RIBBON SALE A beautiful lut of new Taffcca, Gros Groin and Satin Ribbons?in Plaids. Stripes,^ etc., somo of it eight and nine Inches wide?worth 35c and 60c yard, Special for Monday, j 25c and 35*0 Yard Big Monday Sale of Silks and Dress Goods?The Su preme of Value Giving Here's another instance of the helpful ness'of the Boo Hive. Just when you need materials for Summer Suits, Skirts, Waists and Dressos. They are the most favored of the new fabrics. An excellent assort ment at prices unheard of In Anderson. Scissors will go flying through their folds. Be here early Monday morning.. 30 Inch -All-Silk-Crepe do Chinovstrcet mid evening uhadcB?full SI.25 value, Special for Monday, <fc*l AA . the yard. .1 .UU Bit Inch Soco Silks?all pretty new shades?good 38c value,"Special OG*? for Monday, the< yard .-. ?*%3\+ 40 Inch White Voile, a beautiful 36c auallty.' Special for Monday, OA*? the. yard. AVC 36 Inch Whlto Shirt Waist Linen?-to buy today 'vo would have to sell dt ?Oc^?Spec ial for- Monday . OC*? the yard. G6 Tuch Palm Bcacli Cloth, the usual $1.00 kind, Special for Monday, KfA*? the yard'...,..:.\.WC y5,OO0 yards Brogun Mills "Lad and Las sie." bpugl?L on present market would have to bo 15c, Special for Monday only, *1 4"|? tho yard ... :. s. * "v Just for Monday 30 Inch Poe Mills 10c* Bleaching?yon know the quality?nothing bettor going at 10c yad. Special for Monday . ?yf?j 10 yards for >;...,..._."" OC New Sport Skirts $4.00 White Velour Corduroy Sport Skirts, made with pockets and trimmed with large pearl buttons. Spec- d?0 CA lal for Monday. Each- -^?.?V New Silverbloom Sport Suits, $10.00 val ues, good copies of higher priced modols, Soccial for Monday. AA the suit.vOtV? Ladles' While Gabardlho Skirts, a real $1.60 value, woll made and nicely urimmed ?all-..Rizas?Special for Mon- AA day, Each . .,...<Pl Ladies'Auto, Dusters 25 Ladles* Aulo Dustcra, Special for Mou day at $1.60 each. Ladles' All-Li.teno Uustors, .$2.50 values, Monday at $2.00 p*ch. Ladles'' Mohair, Dustors^-navy hluo?a $5.00 value. Monday . a>i $3.60 each. -*-^- . ...... Special Shoe Values for Monday 100 Pairs Ladles* White Canvas Rubber Sole Sport Oxfords. $1.50 values, all sizes. Special, for Monday,, d?* AA the pair. .tj)l .UU 72 Pairs MIsbos Whlto Canvas Mary Jano Pumps, 98c values. Special for %7t%g% Monday, tho pair ............. >.. wC Just for Monday Pretty now style Serge (Skirts?in black aud navy?$2.50 values, Spoclal for Monday, "ono flight up," Each. $2.00 Small Things For the Boys Boys' Palm Bench Suits, sises G to.' 14,. Kniokor bloomers. $4.00 values ti?*} CA Special for Monday, tho sutt ?pA?OU 20 Dozen Boys'" icb?kl -pants. Knicker blnomor stylo, sizes $ t? fft;6pec lul for Monday; tho pair ; _ 50 c Better Clothes And always for less money if you'll coma to tho Beo Hlyo for. your clothes. Sco that new lot Men's pure 'worsted Grey Sorgo Suits?^?the kind that some stores boast of at $15.00?all sizes, Spoclal for' Monday at, tho suit. $12.50 THE BIG. BEE HIVE TH? BIG BEE, HIVE THE BIG BEE HIVE G. HvBAILES, Proprietor. G. H, BAILES, Proprietor: G. H, BAILES, Proprietor. : ' .7 Cakes or Octagon ?oup Tor 25c. 3 Packages Arm & Hammer Soda for 10c. 3 Boxos Naptha Washing Powder for 10c. Ladles* 25c Gausse Hose, with now und thon a mill imperfection,, at 15c Pair. 20 Big Fat Nutmogs for Go. SPRING COAT SUIT SALE ' Ladles" ii 11-wool Poplin Suits, neu, nifty spring styles? black and navy?-. $16.00 value---, our prlco $12.50, Special for Monday .'. $10.00 Each All $20 and $22.50 8ults?tho kind that sells at moBt place's ta $21.60 and ?26, going Mondays at $15.00 Each THE BIG BEE HIVE G. H. BAILES, Proprietor. THIS WEEK The Pillmetto Theatre LEW CLICK Presenting The Girls From Everywhere Change of Program Daily FEATVB1MG Joe Mack and Dock Dorman m Comedy Roles ii win.mi im m ? ! iMiniiiiiiii.i iiltm ii hihi ?m in I.n ii Ii I il. 11 [MiiTirmniti m in. i.ir.inwniif.111 ?i .Mil i?ii?m LaForg'e and Radcliffc, Singers and Dancers Speelaities Galore. A Chorus of Six Pretty-. Daaciog Girls Costtisses that are Different Ladies Free Matinee Monday h PEOPLE 11 ensa mjamea *jL "FCtft^ tucked on t^postortree in th^ yard is "advertising? of course; but it: h advertising of an entirely too limited-sort M satisfy any prpperty, owner or agent who reaily desires to find apurchaserpr a tenant. T0 it in THE INTELLIGENCER.