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FOR SALE
FOR SALEr-New No. 9 Oliver Typo
." writer 160.00. No." 5's 126.00 &
335.00. No. r> Underwood In fine con
dition ' $50.00. NeoBtylo Duplicating
Machino 925.00. C. C. Dargan, Hub
. bard Bldg.,An den: on, S. C.
FOF}. SALE^Pure New Era Peas.
The great builder of - thin landa,
nature's Tanlsc, ?o to speak. M.
, W. Sloan,''Phone 025.
FOR .SALE-Or trade/one I. H. C.?
12 horse power gasoline englno
mounted. Apply to II. R. Milam.
Sandy Springs, S. C.
FOR S ALE-A few hundred . bushell
.elect recleaned and graded Fulghuni
Seed Oats oixty eight cents bushel
-worth, moro for - feed purpose.
Funnan Smith, Seedsman, Phone
? m. . -
"DR. SMALL has left his Komfort
Shoulder [Brace and IC. B. Abdom
inal Pelvic Suporta with Dr. Carter,
Blockley Building,
FARM FOR BALE.NEAR WALHAL
LA, S. C-Nine- hundred , acres,
: two. milos of Walhalla. Slx:.tenant
houses, ono hundred acres ot
. branch and creek bottom, one hun
dred and ' twenty ueres of up-lond
in cultivation'. .400 acres in pas
ture. Some 'pine and oak timber.
Wel| milted to stock raising. Price
?15.00 per vc*?. one-third cash,
b?lanco to ?uh- purchaser. For In
form?tior. write B. R. Moss, Wal
h*Ua, S. C. .
DBVOB'S. PAINT-The old stand by,
? tho oldest paint makers in America
and'the best, Paint with^ DoVoo'n,
fewer gallons1, w.oara longe?: w. L.
Briosoy Lumber Co.
Spray Your Trees
KOW!
Your trees will produce. an
? thundnnt crop of fruit lt /ou
: yr?li us> : '.
ARSENATE OE, LEAH to de
eteay tho various forms of
che wi nj; insects, that. aro so
numerous at this soaaon or tho
year, .''
We oro pr?nafad.' to sappi?
you .with say Quantity of ibis
'. ni ate ri al. .'
; Free: f literature Will' be fur
nished giving foti directions
for the preparation and applica
tion of thia Insecticide.
T- lt looks like
sm
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THAT cSYvefc
AFRICAN CHU-bS-CN,
OUR COUNTRV 50 I**
iR f=AT?lfR
MOY ?e s^cRif^eo
IT'i OUR ?U^V TO <5
LOOK AND LISTEN-Mr. C. E. Sun
durs IB with tho W. J. MunouB meat
market to Bell you all thc fresh
monta und fish. Mr. Sundoru will bo
Kind to have hts many frlcndB call
at 207 East Whittier at met and gel
their wants supplied. We Will havo
a full supply ot Mullett. Red Fin
Crokers, Bass, Pike and Spanish
Mackerel al tito time. Phono 202,
tho Sea Food Man, W. J. MancBs.
A FEW MORE White Rotary Machines
at $28.00. Don't miss this oppor
tunity. One spring wagon with top,
good OB new; ono Maxwell au tomo-,
bile, first class shape. ' Bargains
and will bo sold at once. J. A. Mul
lina?:, 126-128 West Benson Street.,,
POTATO* SLIPS-I am guaranteed
the delivery of my plants this sea
son, therefore I guarantee to de
liver them to you on the. date you
want them. It wilt pay you to see
mo before Bending your mony off.
i R. F. Sasaard, 213 South Math
street.
WE ARE handling tame of tho finest,
? choicest beef, pork, veal, mutton)
Cured meats of. all kinds, country
style pork sausage, mixed Bausage,
and plenty ot dressed chickens- at
very lowest prices. Come around,
or telephone us. Your trade -will
ho appreciated "und wo promise
prompt delivery. Dobbins Market,
'Phone 755'. *
EASY-Make, llfe'a walk easy by hav
ing us repair your shoos. ' We are.
not only prepared to do first class
. work on short notice, but we meet
any legit?mate competition when it
.. comes to prices. Honest work and
boat materials always. O. E. McKeo
& Son, 132 East .Wbltncr Street,
opposite Tolly's. . . .
BREAKFAST SAUSAGE-Tho . do
rn nu d tor our all porte sao o ago lo
keeping us very busy. They sorely
are the highest grade on tho mar
ket Made from fresh pork carefully
?elected and seasoned with Just
enough' fresh ground herbs aud
. pure spices tb give tatt very un
usual and delicious iv. .vor distinc
tively Lindsay's. Phone your order
to 694. The Lily White Market, J.
N. Lindsay, Proprietor. .
HIDES-Bring them to me lt you
want best prie en. I buy and sell
mora hides than any other dealer in
j . thia flection of the state. AU hides
bought by me are shipped with ab
! h a to ir hides and ccny.uand bettor
prices, therefore I can and do pay
better prices.. Bring them to Willi
I ford's Corner. R. IX H?uderson.
BUGGY WHEELS-Wo have a good
I,-' .supply ot Buggy wheels, spindle*
: and boxes, that wo can flt on any
timo. Wheels run in hot oil and
spindles Bet just right to pull trna
i Paul E. Stephens.
WALL PAPER-If. It ia walt paper
you are looking for, wo have lt. A
' largo stock going at 25 , per cent.
, below coat. Phono 48, Guest Paint
Company.
WR ARB PAYING 142 per Wm fat
cotton seed, and giving it toa cot
ton Bocd mea! and ?4.00 caoh for
toa of seed. Soiling coal at $5.09
and $5.50 por tba; Cabbage plants
.1.00 per M. Martin Coal & Wood
Company. .
FROM 7 Av M., TO 10 P. M.-Buy
.> your Gasoline and Motor OHB from
H. A. Caadle, the one arm gsa maa
v on the corner next to Owl prog Cb,
Ho will appreciate your business
and always - gives tba' Utmost , ia
value. H. A. Caudle. "? . .
SLABS-For a short time I can supply
r&wtf with good, clear, thick low
.. country slabs at $3.60 per cord, de
livered. X will also, appreciate your
i&oMere for cotton seed meat rand
^tmtto. B. N. Wyatt 'Phbab lsX.
QUICK WORK-'Phcno 623 for Geer
?**li&&*P^*? .' Wt?tf&l&? Oas
expert on Fords, and ono expert on
all ether cars and motorcycles.
Ko. ?08 South MeBuffle Btvett. Op.
i, , f.?. h, E>. .Jones Bicycle Shop;
it was up to Peat
PREPAREDNESS is tho order of tho
day now, whllo tho Flro lnsurn.ico
Companion aro withdrawing from
the stnto is tho timo for you to hov?
your house, hnrn, or out-building
protected with a Bu rr inn Metal
?hinglo Roof. Of course the initial
coot ls juot a trido moro than wood
BhiuglcB, but In the lon.T run they
aro much cheaper and they aro a
tremendous protection against flro.
Drop In and lot QB show you. No
trouble nor obligation on your part
whatever. Respectfully, Jno. T.
BurrluB & Son.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Five room apartment
near square. All conveniences.
Cheap to prompt paying tenant.
M. W. Sloan, 'Phone 825.
WANTS
WANTED YOU TO KNOW-That I
have just received 30 pair? Dlamuna
Tires and will BO ll at th?so prices:
Diamond Puncture - proof, i $2,25 .
The Diamond Hailey Ncn-Skld.'
$1.75; Diamond 100 Camden. $!.;>
Diamond 1930, $1.10; Hunter, $1.40;
The Ironclad Barcup, $2.00. Agents
Smith's -Motor Wheel. >" J;-?LV . ;B.;
Jones, 103 McDuffle street.
LOST
LOST-Wednesday afternoon, between
Graft's Ferry and 604 East- Orr
Btreet, Ladies' dark bluo sailor hat.
Vogue make. Reward If returned
to Mrs. T. F. Hill, Phone 391.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having clahm against
tho CM tn te of Fred Kowalski, deceased,
are herebv notified to present them
properly- proven to the undersigned
within the time proscribed by law,
and those indebted to make settle
ment
Mrs.- Hedvig Kowalski,
Executrix.
WANTED
RAGS OF ALL KINDS
I will pay 51.50 per hundred, cash
for Rags.
25o per hundred for old . Scrap
Ironv .
4c per pound for old Automobile
Tires, -
10c per pound for. old Inner Tub ca.
-and The Highest Cash. Price for
all kinds ot old Brass, Copper, etc.
If you have aa much as 100 pounds
of. any of the above 'phono me and
I'll'call for it
SAM JDISNER
Manning Street, Near Bina Ridge
Ice Co.
. , Phone 671.
Jitney Bodies .' I
for FpBB ?mr*
Has capacity of seven
passengers. ?High gracfe
material, ^appearance. :
Reasonable price?. We also
rnake commercial bodies
and jitneys to fit any make I
car. - Write lor ?lnafcrations
and prices. ; *
Tb? Rodi Hi? Bufc^y Cc^
l's and Ruby's fe
Baseball Resulta
NATIONAL
Al Chicago 10; Bonton ll.
At I'iltBburgh 1; New York 7.
At St. Louis 9; Philadelphia 4.
At Cincinnati 8; Brooklyn 4.
AMERICAN
At Now York 2; < \ilraj;o C.
At Philadelphia ?8; Detroit 9.
At Washington'1; St. Louis 0.
At Boston 2;- Cleveland 6.
SOUTHERN
At Atlanta 6; Chattanooga 3.
At New Orleans fi; utile Rock 4.
At Birmingham ?3; Nashville 4.
At Mobile 1; Memphlu 6.
. SOUTHT1????^C ;
At Augusta ,9;. Columbus 1.
At Augusta 1; Cplumbua 2. Second
game; .
At Charleston .".; Albany 4. (First
game ten innings.)
At Charleston 0; Albany 5. (Sec
ond game seven innings by agreement.
Columbls-Montgomery, not schedul
ed. .
COLLEGE GAMES
At Greensboro.' Alabama. South
ern University 2; Morilla 0.
Furman Is
Winner In
Fast Game
In Most Exciting College Match
Greenville Fans Ever Saw, .
Trinity Downed 7 to 6.
(Special to The''Intelligencer') .
Oreenvillo, S. C,, -May 10-In an
eighth inning a ally' Forman overcome,
a three run lead iii the game' . with
Trinity here this afternoon, batting
out. four runs and winning by .6 tb ?
.in tho moc-t thrilling collego exhib?*
?Mon ? ever wltnosses at tho Augusta
street park. ; >. .
Stick work by both clubs featured
the game, Earnhardt for Trinity and
Richardson both clouting the hair
for home rune. The game was aa {
uphill fight all th.?-way through for ,
the Baptists, and in tho eighth they [
won by. a ?oncervtjd .eftprt. every msnl
batting his way to safety. In thia
round they clouted . the curves Earn
hardt wa?- ?hoot lng 'over v; i th dazz
ling .persistence and at ODO timo it
looked ay if this pitcher would ba
driven from the mound: When he
finally retired the-'aida;' Furman was
simply 'exuding tho victory spirit and
Trinity did not havo a chanco fr
their half of tho ninth.
Furman has three more games to
play before the season Is'closes, baa
each with Newberry, Erskine end
Presbyterian college, and upon the,
outcome of these wUl depend the
Baptists' chanca fdr, the state cham
pionship.
The score 4>y irraingf*: -;-./.~
.'..-;'';. a H B
Furman ..... 000 080 04* 7 12.4
Trinity ..... 00? 0*1 020 0 10 2
Batteries: Closely and B:t>wn;
Earnhardt and Roaa,
hooping Cough.
-.; Ono of the most successful prepar
aUocs In uso for this disease ls Cham
borlain'B Cough Remedy, a W. Me
Clinton. Blandon Springs, Ala, writes,
"Our baby had , whooping cough as
bad as most any baby could have lt
rafrva bim Chamberlains Cough
Remedy and lt seen fbi.him weil*
HPlasWe everywhere. . - ;
- > .>?;.....'<' ; .' -' ,i
S/w??
ither to defend tl
RTS
AI BASEBALL GAMES
LARGEST CROWDS OF SEA
SON WILL PROBABLY BE
ON HAND
. From all indications tho largest
crowds ot this season will attend thc
baseball games oe Fr kl: y and Sat
urday of tliia week which are to be
played between Clemson and Caro
lina. Theso games arc under the
supervision of the chamber of com
merce and the secretary is giving
personal attention to having them
widely advertised. Alt of tho nearby
towna have been posted with cards
advertising tho games, and if the
?people are not present, it will not be
because they did not know -the guinea
were to be played.
Both of these games will in all
probability bo as good colloge base
ball as has been seen in South Caro
lina this year. Both Clemson ami
Carolina have 'good teams, and they
are ao?t equally matched.
lt la very important that tho peo
ple of Anderspn and vicinity atttead
these games. It ls the desire of thc
Clemson authorities to make Ander
don the center of their big ' athletic
contests, and this can only be poa
sible by the. support of the. people.
STANDING OF CLUBS
South. Atlantic
Won Lost P. C.
Charleston...16 .8 652
Jackson vii lo .. .... 13 " 0 591
Montgomery.10 .10 545
Augusta...ll 12 478
Columbus.. .. .. .Vii- 12 478
Columbia.. .. ..'..10 12' 455
Albany....10 18 435
Maconv .. .. SV- 14 364
:' m MU
Southern.
-Won Lost P. C.
Nashville.. ... .. ..18 7 720
New Orleans.. .. ..18 7 730
.Birmingham .. ....18 13 500
Atlanta.. .. .. ..13 'v- 13 600
Chattanooga.. .. '. . .11 14 440 )
Mobile. .. ?. .. ..ll 17 393
Memphis.. .. .. .. 0 15 376
Littlo' Rock .. .. ..9 16 360
Ataerken?>.
Cleveland.. ..1? . 8 667
Washington. ..IB 9 671
New York...tl tO ?Z4
Detroit:... r. ..12 ll 523
Chicago.. . .... . .12 li> / 480
Boston.. i*.*. .. . .ll 18 478
St. Louis.... ...... 8 13 - 381
Phlldaelphla ...... 7 14 . 333
Rational.
Won Lost P.C.
Brooklyn..... .. .?/?.i? 4 733
Boston.?. ... .11 6 , 688,
Chicago,*.. ..12 10 C45|
St; Lottts.. .. .,tt .16;. 524
Cincinnati.,... .. ..il 12 48T
Philadelphia.; .. 8 9 471
Pitt sba rub.. .. .. 9 14 391
New Yor?...... .. 4 13 235
PROF?S?NAL hMM
BUSINESS CAftDS
DENTISTS
New Tbe&fre BaS&a?.
Dr. W&d? iL Sh^k,
DENTIST
413 Fosmfe IW Betc&ejr BM?.
GOtsiNt\ PROTECT I
COUCH
.. . Comfort cc'msidufcd, lliqro lu nothlug to
.'. jj., equal a couch: hammock.'.Besides they aro
Tl highly ornaracntal and quite substantial.
j ,, ijm Our couch hummocks nro full length and
I [fifo. 1 width with ulrong-irOn frames and National
A ES^^VSVVsgUl springs and thick, soft .nultreBscB-khaki,
m nfftgiTT f y-ICT awning striped and flowered cretonne cov
*<r h i rt nu tuai ? eringB
They can bo hung from the cell lng'ot-your porch, or you may
have them with stand for small aditlohal charge.
"Everything for your porch arid every 'Hem/tho best mado.
G. F. T0L0^ ?ON
? Ander?oiit-S. -v?fl? i .
Sensu is tho,, diamond, weighty; uolld sound,
Whoa cut by whV lt casts a brighter-beani,.
Yet, wit apart, it is a diamond still. , ? -,
. j ..Young-T-Nlght Thoughts.
"Sense is the Diamonil"-it' it? is purchased at March:
banks & Babb's" ; . : ; 1
And chance is the diamondI If ? purchased in many
'places. ; '...; :h : *> . v/ .'
If you like> friends that, are ujistr?ined, motives that
aje pure, consciences that are cleaiy ' yoV'xylll also like the
character of Diamonds that you wHl;;.pnO?t?rv
MAROBANKiM lABB
Nor tl? Mnlu. Street Jewelers At'the Hhja of tho Big Wntch
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8-B- I I I ' I Iff I I I. I ' I-P-MW ll I
Material
Well, that's us. We've got
now the BEST STOCK, AND
MORE ?F IT than aqy of the
other guys. And that's not
all, ve haye the best and quickest
delivery system ir this man's tOwn
" WV I* BR?SSEy ??MBER CO.
HUSBAND
DES
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After Pcs?: ?eara? muost?fa
Coro fe Rotean
C?!ron, Ky.-, In aa hrtmstlfig tettar
?roo this p!$?, >jr?e Bette B^fe
-crtte? .tvfo&wftt "? ttifess? Sw tour
yesr*? w?h v^o-naa!-/ tncvuWes.knd dur lag
this time. I could only s8 csp ta? ?Uta*
wfc??, ?ad CC?W cot w*>?srwt?**8 al
an. 'JA times, 1 iwol? hgv? gevere'ixt?oa
& ray leS side.
. Thedo?ts ?aseaJted te, ?adafc
ras?t t?svtA sm fer ft vrt?s, feta i w?s
MC& o?s?aed to my bid ? ?gfil?,. AS?tr
? had gotten so wtak I could aettrtaaay
c?d t^youpln dcspaLf.
At last, ray. husband -pst rc* a bo?!? ol ;
C?rdul, 'tin ' wowaa'a t?nte, gad 1 eon- (
m?acfd byt?ag '.ii, r>iwa the' v*ry tire!
?foss, 1 coukl tell it hS'4?iag aa, S
c*n cow ?ralk twa ?li?? *ri3h??1 Ita
tina* me, wd am;do1^ ?ii Biy''t*^?f|x!
ll you ara ?Si nm Anni teosa woataaty. -
ttoub&s, ?cm'i -op te ^p^. Try "
ta^;^.^???^ women,Jfa.ai^;;-'
yee* '^l^th?tfipta ???^'at?t??a?t?i
rety:??i^ yotv&o. Hom draggilthas
sofcdi.C? WV^?*. Ha kri^wa wtsi
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