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viter '^ .^Has ;capacity of"* seven . passengers. ? High grade .material. Neat appearance. Reasonable prices. We also j make commercial, bodies andi jitneys to fit any make car. Write for illustrations and prices; lie Rock Hill Buggy Co* Rock H?^ S.C. 9 Gifv Candidates'Cards FOR MAYOR % :I hereby announce myself a candi - '. .dato for re-election aa mayor of the j . ?City, ot; Anderson, subject to thc rulen | .1 of the democratic primary, election, r J.H. GODFREY. m 1 hereby announce myself a candi-! . : dato for Mayor for the City of Andor ra apa, subject to the rules of tho demo- j :. eratic primary election. m , VADE A. SANDERS. j ?'??J rn, , ?. . .'- i- m?i % FOR ALDERMAN, WARD 1 ;' . ? hereby announce myself aa candi .;dato.fo./aldprman.from Ward 1, sub (lo rules cf 45e city democratic | S\ p?lni?ry ^election. r '; . '..-..' , W.-E. ATKINSON. I jsrI.,hereby announce myself, as - a Vt efuididatcfpr Alderman from Ward, i, %sablect.t'otho rules pi the democratic "primary election. V, >?-..??? , -7'-; ,-. C. W. McGee. ? \-y FOR ALDERMAN, WARD 2 Wk I hor?by announce myself, a caudi i d^to for re-oleotic" as alderman from I v;Ward?2, subject* to tho rules of the . /democratic primary election. . ? ' { . / WALTER DOBBINS. ! iTi'; ',. . ' --- ?j The. f rienda of A. Mi McFall , hereby j . , 'announce' a:ir> aa a candidate for al- j .vdarnian* from Ward 2, subject to the j v democratic city primary. 4 ;POft AfcjbERjSAN W?RD 3 V t - bereby *i?nouhco myself a. candl J : dot?*f?r ?tdermah from Ward 3, snb . Ject to the rules of tho; city demo? ' oratio primary election. . . ?... .: ERNEST pUGAN. , .? hereby announce mysolf a candi dato for re-election aa aldbmah froth .i Ward''.8, .Subject to tho rulea nt the . ?1 ?nooratlc primary election. i v -,v-;','.'. -OHAS?-.F. SPEAKMAN. .' .' -~-T. ,v f. * ', '-f"',3 hareby announce myself a candi date for alderman from Ward SP. sub . ject'to the rules of. the, city demetra ' lie primary election, ' ' $ G. BRUCE. FOR Atl^El^A^ WARD 4 . , ? . ; j -. . W?^yV? h?r?by announce myself , a candi? .dato for alderman from Ward 4,. iro I j?ct to ibe niles of tb?1 cit* fiemo?, cr?tic primary el?ctlou. . , ...:y.,;B ALEXANDER. ' i E b?reUy announce, oysolr a candi date for re-etyc?On as. Alderman from Ward '4. subject to the rulea and ra? uictfoiur of tba city \ p'rt?ary^^^Lfe ^>;: . ..' .';. .. JOHN H- TAT?, .^.^rX-vYV'F. Ashmore, . tho., peoples cau^oaia ?'. atinoances bliaseU- candl ' ;'-dj^'tot'; AtO^rrtanfofWarg '..4^e?.b Jeet-lo",^thb'JDf?mOc.ratic; parties. ;T-,i-/:t.;i:-.'o.<t^:.> ? . ' ''. .??'?" i l . h.ereby aauOuu^a. myself a candi ftc for to-?lecti?R aa alderman, from ar^' subject to th? mien ot .fae democratic primary ?lection. , <. /. - . H. R. KINO, I hereby annouaca niy?olf. 't?l-~? ?eadidatA for a?da^an frotn W'ard 6, mbitici io tho mica of ?ha ci ty; da?* - horatia primary. ? ". v.. . 'A.-. or.?fi^???, -;; ; ?',-st 'her>by -aji?cw dat? fer ro-?tc?or. aa aMeKOan frew Witro ii. subject to the'miepol tho Sen&atlc-^ I.-, Wv 1 ? Newton for --Carp] 5 Cents. MRS. j. L. CCrKER WAS'ELECT ED PRESIDENT FOR NEXT YEAR GRAND RECEPTION ."Given by Chamber of Commerce War Fitting Climax to Sue cessful Weak. .. , Tuc 18tb annual convention of the South Carolina Federation of v 'VJwd* mcn'K elute carno io it ci?:..; v.-?l',i a brilliant reception given In/it even ing by the chamber of commerce nt thc home of Mrs. Rnfus Fiant on Bast River Street. ' Tho convention has. been in section for the past, three days, not including the session . held In Tuesday evening in the Anderson theatre.' ' ? . The convention iwill be held 'next year in liar ta vi ?lo, this matter-hav ing been decided yesterday afternoon when the. decision for'Hurtsville w? almost unanimous. ? --t.^-.V-' ; Election 0< Oncers. ... .. Basin osa of the most importance yesterday was- the selection1 of . ot? cers, which resulted as folll?w?:/^V> .Mrs.'J. W. Colter, Hartf/iillo. pres ident; Mrs. J. E. I'M 1er uti. Marien, vice-president; 'Mrs.' Frank B. j Gary, Abbeville, second . vies- president; Mrs. C.. C.. Featherspne, Greenwood, recording secretary; Mrs, li. A.' Mor gao, Greenville; treasurer, and Mrs. H. Wi Carroll. Bennettsville,. audi tor. ' ; . - , In tho election for stato president the vote .waa as follows: ' ,j?>; Mrs. J. L. Coker, Bl, MrB.' Dafu? Fant 42, and Mro. "John T. /Sloane6., According: to the. constitution^V:4jhB nominee rec?iving ',the, highest^ nui*' ber of votes is elected, therefore tho prudent declared Mirafin Colter, .elect:: ed." . ' , ,'. ...rf .y. the recommendations- of tho i pre? ldent were read serially and 111G new officers were -installod . : Immediately after the election: Tho chairmen oPtho various; com mittees are:: ; Conservation. . Miss- Armlta ,Ros?, Sumter. ' . .'*-.?(-;' . Civic, Mrs? Von Trcskbw, Camden'. - ?l^?cation.*. Mra: . Walter E. Bun-' can, ^Aiken . - f?**. ". . , Jliome Economics^ ? K?thajeho j Mul ligan.. Sumter, i Library, Mrs'. W-^.'Scott, ^John sen. - , " Music, -Mrs. Thos.'-.Bjptterbr, Char leston., : "'. -. . .?, ? ) * .publicity, Miss Montgomery, Mar ion. . . . . Public Health, Miss Julia Irby, laurens. - " . . .Soda! .and Industrial, Mre. John Gary Evans, Spartanburg. fi ; A great many doJegatcs bogan, to leave Anderson, for their horne? yea *nfrday afternoon, . although a .large percent, of them remained. They wUl leave' Anderson this morning, af ter having, been, .present'at one of tho most successful conventions . of -the ?F?d?ration ever. held. Rbeuniat?s?K It you'are. troubled .with chronic or muscular rheumatism ?ivo Chamber Iain's Llnimbnt a trial. The relief from pain which it ' affords \& alone, worth maay times its -cost. Obtain able everywhere. '.FICKLE FAnfTY'S : y ;\;FALL*' ; 2 Keel Trt?^e-k?ysteU*' Cem?df. t'- Charil Ch?^ia?k . Ia. a; Oae'i fe***, <$a?e&... . ?? ??ry^':^-y--':<% Y T?ijBi?: Cahle' F??i' Frosh ' Ah. j ?Vsr'jr ;= I im i.li'i I' I.'-?- .^l.n'i li'iiji'i.i ?; j ni,' i II ' ? ?teCea!ey:fc?w?r?s ,-?frt?* /MAY 12th and Stat? lina and Long for Games G HAIL INSURANCE GO. GKLAT DELAND FOR rSO-| TECTION IN ANDERSON COUNTY ELECT OFFICERS /E. P. Vandiver Elected President and Q. Frank Johnson and E. li -'A. Marshall Agents. At a moeting held in thc oflicea ot tho Peoples bink yesterday afternoon at'-4. o'clock, Hie Anderson. County r>Tutimi Hall Insurance company v/as organized, the ' following om eera pe ing elected.: ' B. P. Vandiver, pres ident; Janies lt. Anderson, vice-pres ident, and J. M. Evans, secretary. Directors elected wero:' J. C. Bolt, J... ft. Anderson,. O., 8. Vandlv.er, L. M. ?Geer, E. . Vandivor, J. M. Ev. ans, C C. Jones, J. M. Evans and J.rM. Long. ... Tte company wll? operate only in Anderson county and E. A; Marshall and Q... Prank Johnson have . been made agents. 1 Tho. organisation, of the company growB ont,of tho demand for.tho pro tection from hail, lt being Impossible now to get any ot the old Uno com panies to write in .thia state. .There have 'been, many inquiries about oc curing protection of this/kind, and W was decided to, organize a mutual company. More details regarding tho insure ncc, will be made public to day. The secretary of state Issued a com mission for the company,, the..petit ioners being: , Q. F. Johnson, Lee G. Holloman. IO. P. Vandiver, D. 8. Vandlvor, J. T*. Anderson. L. N. Geer. J. A. Major, ,E..A. Marshall, J. Toni . Bolt and. J". M: Evans. - *? ' Gctme Todas/ j i i.. Larger Attendance Thara Ycatcr day Is Imperative-A Pitch ' era Battle ts Looked For, The second game between Caroli na and Clemson- will he played this afternoon at 4 o'clock, with Long In the .'box for the " Tigers - and "Fig" Newton .for tho . University ladB.' This game, will doubtless be one of the hardest contested -that bas been played In Anderson - this .season ..? < ? * The. field will be-in better, ?nape tl?ls afternoon;, lt. Is: being sprlnkr led and roi l?d ' th ls . morning, and this will make lt smoother ?nd not t?o ?dusty. The. secretary of : the ehamberyof commerce had to .put. up-a guarantee nf flYe for the two games between Carolina, and Clemson, and if the at* tehdanco ia not bettcr'thls afternoon than H was yesterday, there will be a-deficit. Tho .guarantee waa Llgned' t>y tho merchants '.?nd business men of An dor cou, and these Should assist in; having a largo crqwd. presant. as much as possible. . It ls.-hardly probable that?.Ander? son fans ' have ever seen, better rulv t?ge baseball anywhere . than tho college- gamea which' : nave been played here this, season,' abd the. ono tli|a afternoon Will tfoUbtttaa prove o/.e of the beat. It ls said that about 200 of the Clemson cadets will :bc present for. the. game. : "/ EXEC?T?BS'SALK:!'?./-'. YSy virtue, bf the authority- vested in us by the'Last:Will and Testament bf Hugh ??L?ffey, 8r., deceased, wo will sell on ?3slesday, on 5th Juno, 1010/1n front of tho Court House,; In ?ha; City, of Anderson, ?. C;. during UBaal.hours of sato the real estate be longing tr the estate of the 3aJd Hugh MahaEey,' deceased, and described as fellow's,, to wit: Alt the/certain-. ".Set and buildings,, thereoo* -situate on ?Skin''."atWat-in tho ?own ot WtlSiani;; jt???; &,C,- containing one. and ; ohe hait (i 1-2) : acres, more ?r leas, ad joining lands of V. Acker, H. H. ?rar ??? c^?ra^ and bains; tb? lot'df j which Hugh jt?bat?oy, Sr., dled,| seised an^fpO^ - ' ; ' Also SO shards Bank, of William -jtoa, par; valu* $R>:oo p?r ?dtare. fp.\ 5 shares .common ; stock Wtlihv?- ? atoa min?: par vaia* $100 parjua^. - 2 snares preferred stock Wflttafofc atoa tnltla, par, valo? $100. 3 abaren stock Calhoun ' mills pari value $tooV ."'.'. ? rah? taah.'. : Purchaser to pay.aa-, 'tr?^trdr/.all''^' h ata?spa.'' '.:.. . /^^v.,.^--. v'-.-'.r// -/ G m Sullivan, ! Sf.- C. :Mahaff*yvv\ - ' .. EaecuUiM.. j J " ? ? i Clemson. Two I ailed Promptly at 4: OEUGAltS CHOSEN ELKS ?/ELL . MEET SK 3TAR TANB?RG THREE PAYS NE^T WEEK G? IN AUTOMOBILES In Addition to Representatives as , Many. Other Members as Can y-"wm Go. \. : .- ; ?? : V'.'.'t.'?: ** . At ?tho regular meeting of the An derson lodge .of Bl ks held lust even? lng, delegates were- eleolei -to rep resent the lodge at the annual con vention which ,1B to be hold in.Spar tanburg ^c?n May 17. 18. 10, which la during tho. Music Festival. Tho fol lowing were elected delegates: Capt. Ralph J. Ranier, T. P.,. ..Dickson, Sam'l. . Wolfeu ?. E; Tolly. K. ' E. Gilmor.Jjoer.Vf. Norris, A. Ii. Todd, W. K. Dolejnap, J. Tom Bolt, Dr.. C. P. Ross "?nd W. L., Brlssey. , . The."ideal. Elks uro Vory onthuelns tlc about thc. convention and will eh? deayc-r ?.0 let .'"the other members who attend. front qthc-r -ledges in. the state know that Anderson ls on the map. As many qi tho local members as pos albie, will go'-.tp si)arti,ni:::rn in ad dition to'the-delegates which were selected.' "'^'e^entire. party, will leavo Anderso?i on tho aftornocn ot next Wcdnc?dny and . w|ll go*to ?par tadfcu-rg in - ; automobiles. It is thought Iii:iL at least 40 from the lo cal lo d KO will attend . ' ^^?^mt?^K^pi^ilpj? th? Ander son delegation will ho composed ol bluo coat?.. ^wjjUo 'trousers, while Bhooa-and v-^hite li?t?. - The' Ander son.ropresehtativea made an excep tionally Rood showing it tho conven tlon. ln Charleston last year and that record ( . w i i 1. m .! j n : ainc d :.; this year . -i . SPARTANBURG READY FO?jNEt?k CR?VVDS (CONTINUED FROM PAGH ONE.) voice, lcm pc rainent, youth and a re markable. personality. To hear , this unusual voice and. to know the l?v iiblo v.'omiui b:h!nd thc song will cn-, rich tim Jives and elevate the Ideals of those .who experience Chis cnobllng tnfiuouco." ,.This "noted Dutch con tralto is . comparatively unknown ip this country, ahd^ hor present tenir ls hoing* made hecausci the war pro vents her- filling-engagements hr Eu rope. : -..' Beauty and Personality. If any d?pendance is to ba put in advance hotiqes and accounts in -the nowspapoTfi wherever ; Misc .Anna Case .has appeared,' this Metropolitan Star; possesses moro beauty and per sonality to the square 'inch' than any American woman} in Grand ?Opera to day.. She has' boen. knotwn . to Atlanta grand opera patrons . >for the.. six ycaru preceding the last Season when .she waa-kept awayy.by illness.. She 'Will Sing the soprano title in 'Lueia .di ?Ainm?rnioor,"' the \ opera version of Slr';-.^Walter; Sec' VV - romantic "Brido1- o* -Lammer? 'or,** Thursday ?vening.!' Other 'ap* ,ta .Including 'those ' Who will apt ->,r . In Handel's .mortal "Messiah*''; Vi edneaday even ing, dre "Mrs. Marie TilloUton Alcock tho notad American contralto, '.' who ."waa moat warmly received ta^t, year, John Campbell, tenor, also very popular last year, ? Theodore Harrl eon, baritone, h?kTd with pleasure at tho 1914 festival, Mles Laura Combs, 'soprano, who mada a plac? in . the hearts of music''lovers here in a coh .cert last' ?w?utcry and Egbert Mait land, the young English bacs who hitit - received fayonio?? nts?ce form the critics of Now York, r Ore*t Growth of Choruses. So ma?!" ?chooV children of tho city wished to sing tn the famous child ren's choir i e this: year ' that the dlre?'t or*?%>f the festival ussociatlob had to make arangeinents for tho enlarge* ment c* ttorlarg^'?tag? ^l?-ltb? great auditorium'(ht Converse'CoMege. This ydntbfi?i ?wund of 'al?g?rs 'which his provided- tho particular feature - for ta? past three years-/.' now numbers t^. . They will 8h%/,Th?r?d?y af ternoon. -..; .The .: enlargement bf ' .',the staged n?s?d .pbss^??'. a' ' ^greater Vn^nn-' ber in fha adult 'cthoros which now shinbars about SOO; . Director-. Morris jtjt\w*tt"pleased <?tirn:.--^.-'?itf-:?YOttad exceHonce of their Staging. Advance; sal?s of itjeww. hive been 'gob* add railwt?^?athc^lea?v^y toq?lri?a- mdlcfio th la year's festival ;wijb>^^tt'*tj^d^^ ? ' : ..; ; ?- ' Wfcooplaf C^Ufb. One of-the meit ?ucCeHs?ui prepar ations In >j?o for thia disease ls Ch?m bert?ia's.- C?agh ?Onwayi ?. W. Clinton^ P-I?ndcn SprlBgs, Als., tiChjr baby had whooping -cough mti':a*' : wost ?ny;.aa^;?uuld 'have> ?#.%6??? ?Win: "!" Cb?nWrhunV fceiaWy and ' it ROOK gut him' tSITY OF S. C. mes iest College Pitclie p. m. hft MOTHER'S DAY WitL BE ?itiw?eisi of Day it Wai?? Canta* tion and Many Will Be Worn. . Mittages'. "' Tho second Sunday tn May is Moth er's Day and thia.-year lt falls on next Sunday. The' beautiful " thought of setting aside one day in tho year to wow partlcuIarlr%devotcd to ohe's mother was drst cuggOBtcd to Miss Anna. Jarvis ot [ Philadelphia, .. who founded tho Mother's Day ifnteroa : ional Association to provide thc necessary organized support for tho fostering of the movement.. Thanks .largely to her efforts, Mother's; Day has .become a recognized institution as the day on- which each of - us should -rausv) to- acknowledge .our debt of affection and .gratitude . to "?he best mother who over lived," on which we should bo wlfi her lt we can, and, if wc unfortunately cannot, should, make a point of Sending her a message of affection-and cheer ' - In co-operation with tho effort to footer .Uie observance :. pf. .Mother's Day, thc Western Union - Telegraph Company, has provided, special tele graph blanks, appropriately ;:doepr'aV: cd with ,an artistic "design ofr*;K<fc?f?t nations and bearing - tho ; legend ".Mother's Day," oh' which all messag es of those who wish to send a word of greeting to their'mcthcrs cm' this occasion, by day . lettor ;or night :let->j tor or in a short telegram, will ho de* ltvered. . ?v./.-; ' .....7; : ., The emblem of the day ls tho wiuto carnation, and I^is tao-hope of thc Mother's Day'Association that* it "will be.worn by every one aa a tribute of respect, hot "only for his own mo".h'er, hut also for all tho gentle and nobie motherhood of the.land.. A Symbol of Health . Th? Pythagor?ans ot Ancient Greece- ! ate simple food, practiced ,'tcmperan?Vj and purity, -As a badge they used the I five' pointed star which thoy 'regarded, as a symbol of hcallh. A red five pointed star appears oh each package, of Chamberlain's TabletB, and stilt fulfills it? ancient, mission as'a symbol of. health. If. you are . troubled.rwith indigestion, biliousness or, constipar Con, get a:'package from'your drug-j gist.. ;You'wi!l bo surprised- at ' tha i quick relief which . they s afford.: -. Ob- | t'ainablo overywbere. i-r ^ Oxford Scholar Dies. . > London, May 12.-Prof. Arthur Simpson Napier died last night at his. home near Oxford, SERIOUS Sit^^ESSl By 8dag Constant!? Sullied With ':? McDuff, Vf-'T supered tor savait flSrepiac"y*?SlS# iitk he?S?S^t?e stomach trouble. Ten yeari ago ? friend told me. flo tri T?ied?ord's Black-Draught, which ! dio, and { found it to be thc best family medi cine for young 2nd old. I keep Black-Draught on hand sin thi time now, and when my children feel a hit's bad, they ask me for a dose, and it does them more good than any medicine they ever tried. We never have a ?ongspctt of sick ness In our family, sinve we commenced using Biack-Df aught/? Tlledfcd's Black-Draught ls\purdy vegetable, and has been found to. regu* UUe *er,ii at?ase!?, aid digcsiloii. re lieve Indigestion, colic, wind, watara, headache, sick stomach, and sim" Symptoms. it ha* been lo constant use for mott ih?.n 70 vcars, end has benefited mbre than a million people, ;...:;-/-..-.' Your dniRsist fiel!? and x?commends <P Rica only 25c. Ott a : - CL c m RAGS OF ?LL KINDS -P?y'ii.50.Pbr.hundred, cain for Bags. - -' . t ?Sc ?er hundred for ol?1 Scrap Iron; ?*\W ?.<evper pound for ola1; AntOwWls; Tirse. ,10c per pound for old Inner Tubes, -and Tbs KIghc*t Cash P?jcer'.for all Weds of cid Brass. Copperplate. . If yon bavis a* much a? 10? pounds. I of any o? the above 'phone, mo and j i'U /*ll for . tt, -- :?:.,! . ; ? Hannlns Street,; Near Bin? t?dge. Ice Co. ?w?irtiilim?? vs. rs in the Entire State. A^QMOBII^S 25c Mfa g f| ? I ' : Children :giry f eir Fletchpjr's} ? ? . ; '; ? ' j ' 'Tho Kind You Haye Always Bought? and which hus. heea s lu use for over 30 years, hos horno tho signatura xo? ' _ n - and has. been sncdo nndor his per i ? ';? ifW^j/irp^p-jaL ? Bonni supervision since its infancy? rW???^^7<%^4^< Allow lio ono to deceive you in thfaV . All Counterfeits, Imitations and *f JuHfc-ns-g?qd'? arobu* ; Experiments that trifle. WUh and end aimee tho. .healthot % Infants and ChBdren--Expexichee against Experiment? ra m ls fJaatorla Ss a harmless enbstituto for Castor Ott. jpn?L* ' 1 ??iI?r?p mnnd ???ihinf?T^ ?? i ?.pleasant.^l? cou tn lus neither Opium, morphine nor otter ttur^otio ^bstonco. Its.ngo is its ^taranteo. lt destroys Wprn?? ?rad allays Feverishness. For moro than thirty years it ^tuTIncy" ?W Coir-0 % %^M?t^M^^ Tho Ch?dren*? Panocea-Tho Mother's Frlcnit , . Th? Kiritl You HaveAlways Bou?hi ?^?tiii'?igNTA>'"^t>'9vnMA'<V- voBw ciTV. r .i-'. j V1 .. Wfe-jw next tnretnftlcofhU's??lo'I Cert* L?t us weigh a MIchcU?: j iii companion with any othes1 con*s??d ?f tin? l l I eanwswe. -ju I ' V . * SW^^?fil? M(cR?toi '/i v : :|| ! i I I' ' ?. '^96 hiaoler Hian thit ?ttts?c, l i l j . : ^ . , ite Voct tercenragi JepcnJ?ng -M ' . '. ' : '1 ? I j ?s ?.'? c/ ffts tlicx tue J tn the tat, , " !. : . . | iiij I |$|?fa)? ?wfe* wekh* 4?5P***ents extra rnfcW : i I y-; - tend fabric, which means extra ^ CENTRAL GARAGE ^ - .1111 . Andersonf S. C. ?| | ^^?^^^^K': ( Prom The Literary C?rg^$h^^BH^^^ v ! Al If your radiator!leaks, poor in SE-MSMT-OL ? Vw; "*Av'? FmirJjth^L^ . i- Se^cri^pl is ? a ppwo^^ put; up in: Utho^rapH^ lin carts. :4 ; Whc,ri poured ; frito: yoy r radiator ?t <SIS$QI ve#hY the h otfr?ter;; v j.f rt ftut?rtt^tly. ? 1'? ( 1 - ? ' - ; Look for the* pumpkin colored cans, .;-S^^f?^i^ series'. : i/:ihs?t^i$^f?nn?ng ev^ry-other week* in the ;;;; titer?ry Digest ? .