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i fi . Are You Wasting The Pricfe Of a Titan Engine? ?j ' Jj V?TAN engines run on kerosene. Average cost of gasoline so far this year, s6I9.cent$ per gallon. Average cfost of kerosene 7.7 cents per gallon. 1 Gasoline costs ?wer 100 p?r csa* s?cye th? n fcsrsr ( ce?e. Gasoline is going up steadily. Kerosene is not. . ;.>. At present fuel prices Titan engines, using koro-. . 11 fiene, save their owners about 1 ? 1 cents per horse power \ per hour. . ? Arfe you running; a gasoline engine ? What horse power is it ? ' figure what you'd be saving if you had a Utan kerosene engine. Rather surprising, isn't it? How long would it take that saving to pay for a Titan engine of the same size ?.. International Harvester Company of America ? ' (Incorporated) Titan tiero*?n? eooincs ar? *ohl hw SUIM 7AN HARDWARE C?i Anderson, S. C. W????mK^ life ? s ' "I'want io tell you what wonderful benefit 1 have re ceived from the use of Th?dford's Black-Draught," writes Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky, . "It certainly has no equal for la grippe, bad colds, liver and stomach troubles. I firmly believe Black-Draught 'saved my ' little girl's life. When she had the measles, they went/ in on her, but one good dose of ThedfortrV Black-Draught made them break out, and she has had no moire, jrqubUv. .I. sltall never be without ; ness, ? malaria, chills and fever, biliousness, an? ail similar ?im?nts, Th?dford's Black-Draught has proved itself a ; reliable, gentle and valuable remedy. ?f you huffer from any of these complaints, try Black- . Oraught ' It is a medicine of known merit Seventy-flye... years of splendid success proves Its value. Good tor yotiji?- and old. For sale everywhere. Price 25.;cen!*':^*> ?S? rx'-'-' < . You will .be relieved of BINDER TWINETR?UBLES if you have our TWINE. Most uniform in size-greatest in tensile strength-greatest number of feet to pound. No binder can do its best work with sorry Twine: Our Twine can be depended on to i : give most satisfactory results. We pay; tjiie J highest price charged for any Twine manuf'vc 4:tured,; and believe we otter yqu the very best Jthematicet affords. We buy In solid car lots, %etting. benefit of lowest possible prices, and , saving:-much-'in freight. Our Twine and our price will please you. 'Anderson, S. C* Belton, S, C. G^eenviile, Sv C. ? - ; F:?R f "H E?D- TO ROA t *?40 HOME SH0UL0vBE WITHOUT IT f . . ALWAYS-'RiADY-.TO*TA-KE, " . I Candidates Cards FOR CONGRESS I ara a candidate for Congress (rom tba Third Congressional District, sub ject .to- the rules ol tba Democratic Primary. A. H. DAGNALL. I aro a candidate tot congress from the Third Congressional district, sub ject to the rules o? the Democratic Primary. JNO. A. HORTON. I announce myself a candidate for congross from the. Third District I will abide the rules, regulations aaa resulta of the Democratic Primary. HENRY C. TILLMAN. FOR SOLICITOR I am a candidate for Solicitor of the Tenth Circuit, subject to the rules ot the democratic party. LEON L. RICE. I hereby announce myself a "candi date for the offley ot solicitor of tbs! Tenth Judicial circuit, subject to tho rules and regulations of tho Demo cratic: primary. KURTZ P. SMITH. I hereby announce myself a can didate for solicitor of the tenth ju? dioial circuit, subject to the action of tao Denu eratic party in the en suing primary election. J. R. EARLE. pp FOR SUPERVISOR | I hereby announce myself as a candidate."for Ute office of Supervisor or Anderson county, subject to the rules'of-tile democratic party. ' ? W. REEVES CHAMBLEE. 1 hereby announce myself as a candidato for re-election as Supervl. sor of anderson','County, 'subject to. the rulea: of. the Democratic Primary electiont,tV~ - 4 ? - J. MACK KING.-v. COUNTY TREASURE!* , I hereby announce myself a .candi date" tar" County Treasurer, subject to tho rules of the democratic party. J. H. CRAIG. I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer, subject tb the rules of the democratic party. J. R. C. GRIFFIN. I hereby announce myself a candi, dato for County Treasurer, subject to tho rules ot the democratic party. . 3. A. WRIGHT. ; I hereby announce, myself a candi date for re-election to the office of Treasurer for Anderson county, sub ject to the rules, ot the democratic primary. '.'.'. . F? 9*$. C. BOLEMAN. "r~~'~ /SHERIFF I hereby a uno un co myself n candi date for tho ofiico of Sheriff for An derson county, subject to the rules, pt the democratic party. T. J. MARTIN. I hereby announce myself ?i candi date tor Sheriff ot Anderson county, subject to the rules of tbs Democratic primary. \ W. B. KINO. I hereby announce i/iyselt a . candi date ror the office of Sheriff ?t An derson county subject to the T'aies ot tho. Democratic primary. W. O. S. MARRETT, I hereby announce myself aa. a can? dldste for re-election tb the, office of Sheriff, subject to the rules pf tba Democratic party. . JOB M. H. ASHLEY. CLERK OF COURT I ._ I hareby announce myself as ? cahdld?^e for re-election as ' clerk of court. Subject^ to' the rules of the democratic primary election. ? , V JAS.'N. PE?RMAN. , -. - y** :-:-.v - .... FOR 6?OUSE OF - REPRESEN* TATIVES I hereby wuhounce, myself a, candi date for th? House ot Representatives for Anderson- county, eubjoct to the rulou of tho democratic party. W. W. SCOTT.. I hereby announce myself a candi date tor. tho House: of Representa tives for Anderson county, subject to the ?oles ot th?.Democratic party. ? C P . LOG K EY, .;':T^?;W?l(;Oand^t?^..v,; ^ FORCOR?NER 1 hereby announce.myself a candi date foi the office.o? Coroner for An derson county,-snbjcct tb the rales ot the democratic, party. It bas been my pleasure to serve yon. In this capacity four years? IsOS-lS, I feel that I am capable, and , I neeoHthb office : J. ELVA 3 BEASLEY. : >?I hereby announce myself a, candi* ! date. for r??lection. tb the office of Coroner for . Anderson county, subject to t iti? roles of the democratic ptl? I g-/?r?*.V> -. j J. O. HARDIN, v .1 hereby announce myself K'S a can !fdUdata,f^'''?lectji?Q^t?:the. ot?co bl !<3orba?r/ subject juv :jih?;-faies'? tb? democratic party . T. E. PBLFRB?. ? r^reby - announce myself ? candi dato ..for tho office of Coroner for: A5; I J^^feMBtjr, subject to the rat?s of th? democratic primary. .J, . 0GRDON PRBDBR?CK8. Card From Su "?' ? ???? 111 I I I Ll ? Ul . I I . To the Public:- r lu announcing my candidacy for re election aa county supervisor, I am doing so understanding full well the fullness of such an effort. That it will hamper my time that I un already due the county to make a bouse to house canvass as. my, opponents will hove tho opportunity of doing, and In entering l'assure my opponents thus publicly tba' ,L expect to meet them square as one gentleman meets anoth er and bid them "ITO to lt", because I run on my record and theirs is to make'one,.'end ?t they are elected I hope for the bake of the many thous and people whom they will serve that their record may be a' good one. When I accepted the place by appointment at tho hands o? Governor Blease in June, 1913, I determined to be fair, frank and impartial with friend and foe alike, and it is for the people to judge of my conduct in their office us to tile truthfulness of my promise to do this,. I'-know that my intention has been to extend "equal rights to ali and by?td?! ptUii&geu to none'' in the discharge of my lutics and in BO doing I figured that ultimately that would, re?ult tn good to all the people in the County. I adopted the policy of beginning at. one aldo of the coun ty and working every road as I came to it, as I would a field, until I reach* ed the other side, changing the grade on the main line roads as well as widening them, working the cross roads,' and in so doing I have en countered many difficulties that might have jarred many men from their policy; hut I have always adhered to my policy most zealously, .and the har - der they fought'me In high and low places, the' more* determined have I been to make believers of those who oposed me. " If i succeeded tn con verting Ute smallest portion of my former opponents, I felt fully repaid for my efforts to give a square deal in this office.' On July 1st, 1013, An derson County was on the threshold of disruption insofar as equipment, eta, waa concerned. I found 'my self badly handicapped Insofar as get ting oh a business basis was con cerned.. ? I found the county paying a. high rate fbr.'hfr money. 7 per cent discount, and /buying her suplies .at retail prices. 'I Immediately cet about to remedy In so far as possi ble this condition. In 1904 I succeed ed in borrowing, money at 51-2 per cent;: a saving cn that year's loan of about $3,000.00. and on 181G at 3 3-4 per cent strajglil interest, a saving on lids year's loan of about $3,000.00. amounting on this Item' alone for tho three years *&at J, have been In office to in round numbers about $8,000. lu tho three ycavs I havo drawn in ."wages", $3,600.03, Take one other item-coal. We, consume about 400 tons coal annually. I buy it whole ! salo In. car load,, hts at about $3.40 ?a. saving of ?C0f).O'i anually on thb: ; item and.did.?pD.co aid their readsrs ! patience not,.conflict,; I. eonld. enume-r ; ate-what I.'sav&?,to <the'. county or shoes, grain and'eha'ng?ng supplies amounting to at least sn equal amount j to the interest saving. annually; oi Io be exact, or near exact, say nol less than $5.000->to $0.000 annual!} against conditions as 1 found them and I figure that if. X can keep thtt system for another term that I car fret our roads in a good physical con dition and our financiers In good shape i am askir.gr for tho office solely ot worth and merit,;and because I thinl f am entitled to ?t least another tern in order, to vindicate my policy Q .'equal rights to air and special privi leges to none." on th o road propsitlon and in announcing a continuance ol this policy I do so fully realising that as iu the past I will be fought fierce!j by ? certain clique that believe most ardently that tho supervisor la a too to be used, to the /interest ot certaii localities und mich, a policy li bot to the interest of. all people. My only promise is if elect' ed to be fair, frank, and Impartial and continue as In the pasta to bo tuc supervisor for alt the people. Om other word and I ara done. When ! haye gotten over tho county with thli better claes of work which I term "per manent preparation^', unless I ge more liberal appropriations for main tenango cf roads nud air. compelled t( do the.work with chain gang labor, m j proposition would .bo to cut the chain gang Into four squads instead o thrb?as afc; present, potting ene gani In each four townships and allowing lt to remain as a, fixed proposition ah? belonging exclusively lo the four town ships in which it 4s located, and un lesa there bo more liberal appropria tl?ns io; maintain .roads this shall b my [policy. Vhen -t" get over th county, which I think 1 will bc abl tc,,accomplish th's year, or nearly cc My friends .think that I. have succeed ed admirably with my policy whei they consider that all the supplies buy are from' 20 to 40* per cant high er than., tho? ? wo::e . a few years agc and of course my ''dyed tn the wool enemies will not'think, well ol' m. work lt mattera not what I ?&?mQ 1$ politics; but lt Bhfovli nipt be sc .However, l am ' aslant of ell th pi opio and expect' io continue to ex tend due courtes? ' end e?urd she to oths, feuffiblest sa well as tb th ? most cower?ui ciiiBen of bur ' c?tintj dna hy|*r -c^dlUbM desire t meatian is Ute ?febox?ous sitaatto Ui?? 1 found- tXUflmiM the chais prisoners \o Bleep hi the sanie quarter . with th? negro cortvlcU. S/irauu?j ?d White and : colored prtsonsrs ? an iiaused to be opened up a separat steeping tent for nbc whites and ?ftc : two. years e^rl-ace ;ahmg this Hu I wouldix^rj^^t-^y^m^.'i ??tc-Tevoi??g practice ? ?ohnd ft whs l,.-t^S^-'^iiii^Ui^ii^a&-?t torci? w*tto moa. to .'. ^cafcy ., the; cima tea ! ;.'?rti*^*?T??*;. t?a^i^'^itttti.-rfti; aa the candidate ot no wire controlled combination or locality, but solely on my record, aa a servant of ali the peo ple, "liri bearing no-ill will to any one un'eas it bs possibly the combin ation that has an unmercifully and de spttefully used me since I have beeu in the public eye, and if the Lord can forgive hem for the rank in justice done one who is doing his level 'best to raise end educate three motherless children and care for an aged mother, as well as extract socie little pleasure out of life for himself as he passes, I say if the good Lord can forgive them, I surely can, and hope when this campaign ls completed to be able to exclaim "Victory won," justice io all. J. Mack King. Adv. r . "II CERTAINLY WAS ??B??BT HE Stiff S?LKINS SAYS TANI?C WAS ONLY REMEDY TO GIVE RELIEF "IS MOST WONDERFUL" Oakley Man Tells of His Terrible] Suffering With Rheumatism and Aid Tanlac Gave I want to say that Tanlac ls the only thing which ever gave rae re lief. Rheumatism was my greatest torturo too." In these words, E. L. Sllktns, a logger ct an Oakley. 8. C., camp began to tell of his physical;! troubles and of the relief Tanlac gayr-j him-relief which he said he consid ered truly wonderful. Mr. Sllkina' statement follows, avtfn I in one which should create a-profound | impression with those who Buffer tm] ?he. did. 'I suffered from Indigestion and I rheumatism. These were my most I rHBh*ABBigg troubles. . i would ' ave full, heavy feeling around my stom I ach af tor eajtlng.. 1 could not eat vegetables, and when I did take a' I chirico and cat vegetables 1 ?. would I suffer terribly with gastritis. "I went to several physicians for treatment, but they would not tell me what was wrong:' with me. They would .tell me that they, would cure' me, but I want th say right hero that Tanlac is the only ? thing - which has ! ever given me relief. . j "Rheumatism was my greatest tor-j turo, and it certainly wan torture, too. " X could not Bleep and "I hud poins in my hack and sides all1 tho time, day and night. They certain ly gave me a terrible time, and I could not get easy. I could not sit down with .any comfort, and I would neva .-to put pillows behind my should ers and prop myself up when I did sit down. My liver was sluggish and I felt sleepy and worn out all the lime. .'I bought Tanlac b?banse lt was fee? [commended to ?ne by a gentleman who had usted lt and had been greatly bene ! fitted by it. My relief from Tanlac i has been truly wonderful, I think. X. have used only two (2) bottles, and ' I feel better in every respect. ; V.X can ?at anything I want now 'and do not aimer with gastritis. My rheumatism ts entirely gone now. That ls the thing which pleases mo most My liver ia working normally -now, and I sleep welL,, ,.- , v'< " "Tanl&c ls cortainly tho most won derful remedy I baye ever used. It has relieved mo - absolutely and timi la far more than anything else was; able to do. I certainly do recommend Tanlac for what lt did for ' mo, and I shall always have a good word to say for it." 'v vV;; Tanlac, the m aa i cr medicine, -, ic sold ! exclusively ; In Anderson by Ev ana' Pharmacy, two stores.-Adv. ' Fe* Infants and Ch?dwif? Always beera .'-.?.tbe ? Elgriftwre of RAGS Of ALL KINDS I will pay S1.B0 per Lundrcd, cash 2Bo per hoed rod for ol 4 fifcrcp Ifpa. 4o per pennd Tor ola ?otoatoblto Itinraa. - " lea t>er inui^^WM^-iMimi -abd -Tb? .I?tg1^:C*4?.-'.W?? al! kinds of old iff*** Copper, .a**/ Jf yon nava aa teach os: iftO poands ot any of the *bo*a 'phoue ra? and Xii call for it. Wanning ?trwt, Near Bloo Ridge tee Ca? .::V.r--;lft?ia' STL'. " . v- im Value giving is the foundation of this store. Ahi our large and constant growing number of custo mers is the best proof that our rep utation for honest values is found ed on solid facts. SneHmgburg Makes the H vigil*!* if Kr ash Suits That's the best reason we have for belling them ; we tell, you they are the best clothes in America, and .rio better clothes are made at any price. Come in and see the extra val ues at $6.50, $8.00, $10.00. You'll like them. ( Belts to match any shade in any fabrip suit, Palm Beach, silk and leather . .'....50c co ; HIDDEN t?X>U?LE ^ . Because your teotb ate faultless In APPEARANCE,itdoe'ai not necessarily follow" thkt';lhey ar? SOUND. HIDDEN TROUBLE may be coinmencins in unseen places. Decay in often' present for . weeks BEFORE it becomes apparent. Tho uuilf?ll dentist can detect these places and PREVENT discoloration and dlseasis. Qa at leant t'TO^K yonr io your dentist, end have your teeth examined. ' . DR. HENRY R. WEULS* Office.Ove? VatmeJ? & Merchants Dcafiu Tt?i? M. .. . ABoersT, S. ?, . Grace ?rseae SS?. The Aa?ersoB Ceimty Mutual Fire tarnee Co J. J, ?3SITH, Pres???ut aaa Treaiarer S? J, MAJOR Tte? fmt?eat JOHN A. MAJOR, Secretary . THIS IS -A HOME GOMPANY Call ?od cea aa ?? Peoples Bunk I* UM.; :.dALfl& Second-hand ifyr$ Touring Catv /