The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, May 31, 1916, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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WEDNESDAY; MAY SJ, "lom. fr
Walto can lir.rdiy' walt to get to
I thr' electric ?hair. . \>,
. '. . teg j
Only- the1 'dpenlng part- bf .'.Bought
and Paid for" appeals tb somo. folks.
?te?, ipr.?/. -. - I i
Teddy'B famous ?rallo seems to haye
developed into an lt-|s-up-to-me-'to
. Rr?n- '.'...:'!, ?
. . . . - o ' ' I
Thore'o lees talk of "pork" at Woat\-' )
iiigton omeo Tillman threw>his lust; 1
.'..v. One head?lftbartiritre !
j aa' "n eynbnym for blood." Ti?at j
tt'ust bo rod Jo?rnaitam ' . 1
;. ... ".yt>-, v.-,..y> . \yfi*g >;
T. rt, In gottlug cn !the . CbaYobtVj^ =?
. Breedo .'ooriy^jn jt'n api,aij^pbp.ul5.^ ';,
?io. v.'lll laet through 'the. entire Hho'tr?. j
- i: ??eorr.ia'n ''Tiger" crop prornlfl?. to j
. ontdifitanoe^on^^^^ ;
.?'. fUte .Eraplr>a*?Ste?t,? ??'J^ot^^i'ff^i^ \
ended. V,^-.,. , . .;',. :'tiXf?k i
? " ''-'-'v-'q;;;;^-'' ." ; '"/.t^
|M^-The poUtlcaljc^ show! |
lu Anderabh- ott^un '-'
. m?iy jolted . tate's, yonalor must libra '
^been seat but asV?ii "adyance ? agouti". .
- Ono report .kgs: lt that, yilla baa }
settled'- doWj? ..'???V'?a:-!ewoR'.* rabbi/ "tod ,
vi w;U tlevoto'bla'"U^o^io'-'fa^^'^puBl '
th? rVGrlngoea" get tired hunting tor
1 inm' 4Wffim-' ^ > '!
' ; .>;. They'll-,'ao^r^b?;- rvskjng;'about'',th? !
'/bld-fas.hlpnOrl-: newHp4pcr^m^ >
cot.tiuttonsjy; worrib^^ '
c^ss\pf^ :
wero not * ^?^^.j^:*.irit ?.;<J?>?;-. ftaw9/-?.rc^- '
fesalon, - . . .
! 4 .vvWaBhlagtbn*? a?ilbty'bv?r.^Hoj!delay
%^??r . ho w " not? seems ! io ho
??pre i borvaytekhllf^b. ? tho, o'fRclals
. thora-, than thbj pj^wpi
?^v?r' wbb k?a ?bt" h^d. a ?cU?r; fr^
: h> girl id" ?*?;il&k-r i U ?: ' ;' \ ? 1
. ; ' <f?.iar.S, Ora^i? ;^t^l\;.\'.;Thicf !.
: V ^rd?n^ueJ ! ;. V- Yb? . had .^?ttbr brush! .
bfherb; as ..m?ra:?^:>Ht?i?^?^V.
??' constantly "y^m^'ipi^^
??'g Jra?cu?ea
?-f ! tkibr.baai^
John Henty paid 'for. an excarai?p. t?.
> .?.E^r?pe' in: intereat ?et . p^eb,lb^;^(a
Twenty-four hours before ber death
a giri f.nffci!)...<;Ju a Chicago hospital
?aid: : ']' ?I'.] .-f.
"I vie$fr>.yo)??o??jjfMiMfi-vord from
mo to other girls, warning them of
the ?low, torturing^agony of hlchlorldo
of mercury poisoning. Many glrlH
believe. .\b I did, that bichloride pois
oning brings nn easy death, while, to
tho contrary, lt tsTth^Vnbat^lirriblc of
all. If theysen ray rwaynln?'I am
nure lt wiii'pnvo ^??je Tfhj^wful miB
tako I\ ni ide."
la lt not a terrible arraignment of
our HoMnl system that thlB girl, who
gave .np thc struggle, should feel it
Imperative to rchd "outtWehi a warn
ing, because "many girls ;.bellcve lt
brings'an eaay..d?J$:f?:,.:?? ""JKjny girls,'
lt ?eemu'lo proV?!'??i?g''for' de aili, bc
CUUBC life is io hurd.
ThlB 1B doubtless true. There ls
hardly anyone of mature years and of
strong character and personality who
has not at some time or other paan?d
through a dark valley .of despair In
which, Ufo seemed no longer worth
ihe effort, In which death was desired
as a release. ' ' Dut-somehow theso
people have fought their way out bf
t!i J v il lev, ! apd lin vc nineo rejoiced,
?.?onie nf them, doubtelsB, would have
gono eyer to the other sido had the
niean's or Belf-dcstrucUori hoon cany
o accessorlesfl ; ? Some were deterred
benn rm thc only moana'aMi' i meant
torture, as the rderpury otpea. OthcrB
were strong enough, to Tight the temp
tation for ? tho sake of * other's, or for.
the . sake. bf their ?Wn seif-reapcct.
^Hpwovcr they got o?l .of "lt, Wo facts'
remain^.'- All: mean's'.bf death-should
bo most carefully^ safeguarded against
a poa. nib lo uso. for suicide. And ev
ery human bejng Bhould have it firm
ly grounded in blB_ nature ^dpop down
enough so dipt . RV Will ,.r.?BO ,to aid
bim when ho ncc .-la it, that while there
to life thcro io hope". - , .
, Tbc prolonged Verdun battle* like
oilier phases, pf'the ?great .war, has bo
t?me an; old-*atorjrr:. .We aro no loug
Dr?moved by,tho npjya ot;RW Reports
of KO many motara gained, of a bom
bardment of ec-1 many houra' duration
or even of;thc losa pt sp many thous-,
ands of incu,: maho littlo ImproBajon.
It ls only" mathematical. Wo make
a 'sort'pf?acftdar^lc; reckoning of. lt,
an NO much to tho goad or. uo much ;U>
lite bad,' accord'ln'g pa the report su?b>
our p?rtls?n1 aymi?ntn?c?,;aftd 'ta?n ' toity
got.it. \ ' [.:/' ? -
Bht here la .wtiait: is actually h?flH
pening at yerrt?h,,Jas*pjt?-bj!, a French
captain: . 1
"\Vcst Ot the , Meuse, at loast, ono
[ilea.in tho ppott alr.butflt Douautnopt
ls tho horror..pf darline.a;,,whore tho
aicn fight in tunnels, >?or??ra(ng with
the,l?at Pf .b?tcbery.; .deafened by
shells and.glronudef, Rifled} oyjcmoke.
?^?^^^y^^^^t' f of use'to aban
don'-, tho struggle:: > 'Aar plough po*;
seaaed by d?vUs? Ithey.^gj^t on until
they fall eenteleas ^
A /surgeon' ' ?p'-V' 'rrp?'?Tltnc: post told
in? iha^,. in : a;, redoubt ot the- ' south,
;?' ^ Wench-dead.
imUha>.pxpfd
ho .waa. abltj to treat so?mbd^ttorly
ln?^?e.:,T?iey kept shouting wa| crlou
?nd their eyck bia ?d. and. oUrangest
ai ali;-/theyappeared - Indifferent to
pain. At .ono .moniBnt anesthetics
bringing.[ forward freBh < fttippHe?'
through ;|hovJ.'??O^bardraatit ' .vArm8,v
?Van'aega^^were amputatedwlj&out a
Troan;and ,>ayeo afterward tra} men
?Oem?d not to have; felt the B^^jokv" h
And that is what wart btw c'pjri* to.
It $? wprao'than anything - Sherman
jvor dreamed bf- "'fwfio ?ah?^tem
?late that vivid picture of blobd and
turnor and darkness and batUa fury
without ahuddering1 tliat b(umah be
ngiUtko : himself |hpq?| .a^a^'bla^
^p ican . Wft??^ jot
peace? k, ; " ' . . ? , ?ji ...
I BBIW??K?5 Bfl$S?&0^?oit?; ' .
,'.'{:'.';''.-'?M??Q?*,...'-.'?>..(t\'* .'' i
Ona of 'tho' f:Ao things:sbou; tho
?&blt?'ufc^
^8iibnity.N ;:'?maU .-^rag?^ - ti?v?
^r?^M^^^^^^wctio of
??v;olt??0,;--??i!ck^;Waid.r^;;?aa..t6
t^tafv?^^^a^
.ar Cor booka- get'bold'-ut t^am^wmi
|ph;:i|ia;%aa^? , \ / ]
^?M?^:?^%^ ; stu?
fuiiher. It i?; carrying booka Into
Xci^r)teAnt 4*?^ -factorWa. and jtel?
Bpkcna . 'axcaapgaa.. Jtverybbdy;': la
01oveUnd?i?"l^ ? tba fire
nan, jjn bia engine house to tho nurse
Dh'street! c?ra, ?la rest^vrpbms.vevery^
where the man arid women, ara JSM|
^wf?^?*'**??r .^^i. tofb^ca^a ;lh?
liante diepartajviat. ofiHthe.'p?bllc \lj
itrary.'Vaaig?^-^e^jirlV' and efflcieati
. ^. ^
5?;^: 'i Ulatati?s'5 froa\? work?
No, Indeed. They ar<; reading hooke ?
on religion and politic;-, thu war. his
tory. They are reeding book? of I
salesmanship, and studying other |
branr-.hea ci their VAFIOUB trades. Th-jy
are rushing thTtEolve.i more trifid- ]
ligpnt workers^ a 1 are fitting them
selves for advunc jment. And inevi
tably they broaden their horizon, in
terest in lives und work of others is!
bound to come, and wit it a bigger.)
deeper ideal of citizenship.
A.nderaou'o puuiic Horary has just j
begun a now era of progress, as was j
shown by the report of that Inutltu
Mon published last week, and any lo
cal resident .with a scintilla.of civic
pride will lend it his or her moral
and Tln-Miclal support.
Weather Forecast-Partly cloudy
Wednesd?y; Thursday fair.
"There, is absolutely no truth rn
the report that the Conneross Twine
tnill has been sold" stated the secre
tary and, superintendent, Mr. denn
LaBslter, yesterday. "I bavo had
hundreds of people to ask me about
the report nud .1 have denied lt. I
?now that tiicro ..is nothing,to it."
i,.V''|va Is to have it- Booster Club
Chautauqua about Juno 24;" stated
I)!*. C. H. Burton ,.^1?o was" a"'Visitor
fd ?'tho ' city. yesterday,. , "The Boo ate r
Club held a1 meetldg on. Monday af
ternoon at which .'time yarfous co'ro
piitteen were appointed to look after
tho preliminary' arrangements. Tbc
chautauqua will last three days and
those- in chargo intend to make it the
best ever held."
t"Theso showers and this hot. sun
shine ls certainly 'making the crops
.grew;'1; stated Judge W.F. Cox y?sicrt
day. "It. seems to me that tho cot
to ' and tho corn aro haying a. race
to see which can grow the faster." ,
'', M O'' fi
A chaude In the hour of Sunday
schol probably prevented a serious
accident on last Sunday nt Iva.
lip
until last ,Sunday the Sunday school
at the Baptist church- had. beeb held
In the nfternon at 3:30, but tho hour
had been changed to 10 o'clock a. m,
Last Sunday af ter non the weight of
the stoyo flue, caused "a- part bf 'the
celling to fall m., It io said that the
bric!; and colline all crashed to tho
floor, making \ a terribie n?lBe, a?4
had anyone, been under'the flue, they
would doubtless; bare .been, killed. 1, :
-. _o
??'?Mr.; J. 2T. FrtW>ell, Jr., ls' spending
thia-week at^StaWt^MUlt^TO scad-i
erny, his alma maten ;vt,here?.hov ls at?
tending ,fho comm?n?ppaepV exprclsea
and aiuc a class/r^ujMon; >-!i:;> ;
..?V.v" .'. ' ' ^ii^iii': ' , ' t
."tho Anderson College : ruiriuai 'lu Just
onl ine .-preps.;:is|^.??*^^nw^b(^^
delivered " to ? tba subscribir?.' Tho,
hook is\ said ? li
p^-ojrcdlt tp thainstlAutlonii,' The* ?n
Wwii-- 'is 1 dedicated to the late C'S,
Sullivan. Bound in black leather and.
do co rn ted. with - cold,' tho book ;is very
neat-and. attractive and. all the sub
scribers are weil pleased.
Capt. j H. P. Guess of Cheraw ls
spending;.a few days in tho.'city" with!
his daughter, Mrs. John E. 'white!
Capt. Gue.T ls known.ns the builder of
the railroad between Raleigh .Und
1?amt?!iv" N. C.,' and between Gre?na*
ooro. and ^Danville. Ya., aid for 20
year? was superintendent of the Rich
mond and Danville road; He 1B nov*
89 years of age and is still In good
t??alUi. [
Three automobiles filled vl^#:.?y.P^
aies arrived In : Anderson .ye?terda^
morning ant* spent a few hourn here.
There-wei? 20 lo the party, ^ mostly;
Childreri, and they-w?ror op their wa>?
from ??rt? paV?t?;to Fl?rldii. Thej?
slated rtmt their homo -was -|?;.:q??i^
j"f?y;^;|t..,w^
isM^ortU- Maln:''"^^
?Ut?rnOblie aectdoats aro -narrowly
twe>?ed there, aa^iy^^i?^aome
ihln* ta: Boip?-to\?e 'i^bV done
IO .wara'TO4/:; approaching
- VAbont twenty years ago -i^eam*
to Anderson driving a pair of oxen to
an old covered wagon which waa tilled
with appt?a, of
on the streets," . stated a neatly at-?
tired gonttoaiaa yesterday who step** j
jsed lightly trom, ?}. hlg I^kard read-r
?iSr.v (?'YeaV. tim?? 'jb/iy*!*^^
e^d-HL, "I " then enjoin my .'tris??hi
th at old traspn, ; Now I am enjoying j
the comforts end pleasures of kn au
tomobile. We always come to An
darwa and camped Jast ; outside, cou?
J-''
lng Into the city* over^, day Mint?, we
disposed of our apple?. We seldom
brought anything to eat with us ex
cept a couple of ot ri pu ol bacon, a j
little flour and meal, and a frying pan
in which to cook>'lt? I well.remem
ber the first Bteam train I saw. Ul
was on tho road between Anderson ]
and a little placo they called Seneca.
I was not very old nt the time and
became very much frightened when
1 saw that thing coming ulong steam
ing and puffing smoke.;., I ,,jumpcd
from the wagon and started through
! the woods, but soou discovered that
lt was not after rae. , Anderson han
mude considerable , growth Stree, those
days and one- would hardly . recog
nize lt as tho little village of eev?r
al years ago." .
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? BIRD'S REPERTOIRE ?
I? .
.?.fr*?*****?*?*?**??*???!
Nearly every.' nblghborhoou; ' where
there ls Bhrubbery and trees has, a
mocking hirdVth*t furnishes .music
throughout the ;.day and . . oftcfr?'
through the night; altn, until quito,
recently we had an Idea that mocking ]
I birds only bang on bright, moonlight
nlghtB, but learned differently
short while aga. ?.?ly, wah wending
weary way bometyard' -at a lato (dr
carly) hour, and lt waa sotdat>k:^hat
tho atreet lamps looked ? about 'like
the planet VOhus,-when-'at 'Us bright'
cst, and when<I had' reached' tb?;re
0 [deuce section 'of i South1 Main 'street
1 was both surprised ' and pleased to
hear a mocking bird rehearsing his
.repertoire or Songs with' ns much
spirit as If bo had'tho greatest nrim
rjer of henrorsr ' . . > ( >.
Thin Incident recalled to mind' ;
remarkably fine onager of tills np enies
'that I well remember in my'boyhood,
This bird h.*d ?'f?ll' repertoire1 of 'all
the bird notes and his favorite porch
was In a large oak that stood in Mc
Dnillo atreet. In those dajjs tho cows
'WOTC turned out to gTaze'efc-wW'ttur
ing the day. and at night, 'nft?r-duk
ing limo," tho calves ran out. 'V Be
fore milking ccula be done in the
morning the calven had to be round
ed up and it waa customary * for
them to bo called up with a repented
call of "Sake-calf, suko-calf." This
remarkable bird had hoard the old
pegro woman '-repeat " th?" . ?flU 7 fot
many mornings'abd added it lo his re
pertoire . I bav? 1 heard ' Ufjh *??w>tCh
off from the r au cu a' cry of 'th;b'v'bluo
Jay and the llttuld'Mlbt?of tb?:,chr<ll
nal bird or the' cheerful ' twitter of
tho houee wren lo the familiar ca'il
-of "nuke-calf, auk? calf," and,' thea
[gp oh with . th? ? varied bird notes a?;
pieavdhg 'to' thc ear.' " ' :.v ?'
mi & Larg? ?w?i^i*!^??lt;,.n'!,'s:* j '
- . Womo/ <May -30.-'^-Italian . ? warships.
.torpedoed ?mt sunk- a lar Re transport, '.
' teamer in tho Austrian" harbor* ?M?
Trlerie on th? nlghf'^f 'May* 2?,- It'-la;
crucially announced: .? V>',;
'Candidates'^ Cards
FOR CONGRESS
I am rt candidato for Congress' from
the.Third Congressional District, sub-,
leer .to the rulco of Ibo Democratic
: . .. AV* a^?AONAM*' :
. . , - ' , . - f i, . ? ri ( j\
' - ? am a candidat?'for congress from
the Third Congressional diet riet, sub
ject to tho rules 'of,v the pembcratlt\
Primary. ?
JNO.A;;HOnTON.
.1 announce myEtili" a candidato - for
congress froia^ths Third \ District. 1 I
will ?bide tho rules, regulations- and
results ot the Democratic' PrtosryV ? >
HENRVNU- TlBliMAN. \?
- ? \ -u <.. ? . ' - --"' , '?"jf! j . ',?'>-? tVt ? .
FRED' DOSHNICt? -ISmS^W?Mi
BATE VOR CONGRESS SUBJECT TO
THE RULES OF TH?i'DEMOCRATIC
i*4'RTY. ' '".?' >,'?f?wf" '***"*',;i '
I am a candidate for Solicitor ot tho
Tenth Circuit, subjor.t, to tho rules.or
jt hereby a?nb?rij?^ ??ya?lf ,a< cwsdt
dajte.fbr ?he office ot .solicitor ef tho
tenth;- Judfe^l.?lpctd^. jtoWeo>; ;io Jae
rulc'o and regulationg nt? the Demo
eratic primary. - , . ' v. ;V .-i
*";'v,;:" KUflT^^SMm?V
I hereby announca^j^aejf ~*-?esn-t
dldaje, tor.sbllcltor^ft^^
QloUl circuit, eubjccfc;yto .tub . action
bf the Damobratl?;??^
'cuingVprlaii?ry eleat?nt-:;' '.-..-.?* : '
? .'.. f^W^f^^^
1 bereb* iinnovoic^.itaj>?ert' ?
cundidato ior the oftlc? bf Suporviwir
bf Andersba couai*: adbjdct fo -the
?ijde? t>f .'the .d?mocrat^? v?f9i:4^0K
'.?.I? horeby nnnounc?.myself as .-'ti
candidate Cor ro-el?ct\on' as Super vi
nor cf'AnUmsoii Cbtinty. subject toi
th* r'?loa cf tho D-?mucrat!o Primarii
election,
\:y.:\;:; [;:??; . J. ????K KOJ?. ;
SU?E5UNTENDE*>iT OF EDU
'.;V,.'..:.,.:' .'::.C^;; [:?
I - hereby .rajsnonnDO'-lniyiieif j ? candi
dato for Ute offlce.' or .?Buseriotohdeat
of Bducatibn for 'jtad<*?bn obubty,
iubiect to the mles bf the Dferaoer&t
rtrbTMC^mil^
i^itibbhty sitie a?? tachara ?ad mo
partiality whatever tu. selecting teach
NOTICE TO WE ABE
HOLEPROOF SC
We oro in receipt cf notice i
day. May 31st; we?''trill;, not b
the manufacturers to ex?haug
'guaranteed Holeproof1 Hose. b
. must be returned by the custo
tlie factory 'for exchange. 1
effect your guarantee but mer
- of exchanging. , Wo suggest th
' have any to exchango now that
to- us today, if. v<- . .. - >
I hereby announce myself a .candi
date for re-election to 'tho office of
Superintendent of Education, subject
to the rules of the Democratic party.
J. B. FELTON.
COUNTY .TREASURER
I hereby announce myself p candi
date for. County T rc a curer, oubject
to the rulea of the democratic party.
. . ..' I J. H. CRAIG.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for County Treasurer, aubject
to the rulea of t'-io democratic party.
. . Jv 5. C. GRIFFIN.:
,1 hereby announce myself a candi
dato tor County Treasurer, -,>'aubJo?t
to the rulea of tho democratic party. ;
'.-t 8. A. WRIGHT. ; ;
Y -I hereby announce myself, a candia
dato fer re-election ? to the '?nica J Of
Treasurer for And ore-on county, aub-'
?set- to the rules' of . Uio democratic
primary;
.. Ow. J, C. BOLEMAN.
SHERIFF , '
I hereby announce myself ? candi
dato for. the omeo, bf Sher Iii for. An
derson county, subject to>the ralea of
the democratic party. .
. T. J. MARTIN; ;
? I hereby- announce myself a candi
date for Sheriff of Au der G on county,
subject,to tba rulea bf'the Democratic'
primary. . - ? y *'.' - I '
? .'?'?'-.' . &
I hereby nnnouti?e myself a candi
dato 'tor th?"DlSce bf SherTO.pfJ?nV
derson county aubject to tho TU tea Of
the Democratic primary.1- ?'
. W. O. S>^MABRETT.
I hureby nunounco myself'us ft .can-:,
it Ida to for re-election to the ofllco of,
6het -t\ subject to the ralea o? tho
Domcratio party.
; JOB. M. H. ASHLE Y".
1 - CLERK OF COURT, v,.! :'s;
-. I hereby announce myself aa a
candidate for re-election as ' clerk ? of;
court, subject tootha; ' rules' iqi? Ctbe;
democratic primary election,
JAS. N. PEARMANiif
FOR-'HOUSE OF REPRESEN?;j
I hereby announce myaeW a ?apdl-1
jato for tho HouSo ot. Representatives'
for Anderson county, Btibj?ot'to *t'ue'
r^iea of the dap^ra^-pwts^^ '
Vi hereby arirfuunce myself. ?"cand?-:
date tor . toe" House bf Reprei?nta*
Uvea tor Anderdon county, . subject -toi
tho rules of tho Democratic party. ., .?
? .'. G; P.- L?>CK3Y. V .' \
The Milt CandWnteV .t
FOR CORONER ;
I hereby announce myao'i; a qnnO>
datai: fpr-tho olBca of Cbroa?r tor ?p-;
der?B?n county', oubject to-tho -:ra?t&f
the democratic1, party; It ; h?a beak
pleasure to serve you in this capacity,
four yea^ I feel that I am;
CB paule, and I need <he office. ; , : -,
. J. ELVAS BfEASLlSy. ;
? 'Cl\'t?ral!y/.-?a?OTa?f?/ vmyaalf' a-. capTdl-i"
Si^/|?T,.ttela^avt*>!> th*/^ofaca,"o<
Coroner for Anderson county, subject
lo th?" rutes of the dsrcoorattlc prl?
mary, , - ;..' ' ' ? ' '
:. J.' O. 'HARDIN-.-: X
i i hareby annomie* myselfaa a 'cia*; |
aidar? for ?li^Ubn^W l*o<J o??a?^^ j
Coroner, ?a^Ma?M? the *ules pt ? -Uitf J
? hareby: announce roya??i? ?? candi-/
Sate for tho oifflca of Coroner tor-Ab?
ioTson county^ subject to.tho rulea ot i
tho democratic prim arr- I
?'? J. GORDON TKEa>S8?aff3. !
a.
RS OF
>X
;hat after to
e allowed by
B any worn
at that they
mor direct to
'hts does not
ely your woy1
at should you
you get thom
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Athletic underwear is not cocftned to the
athletic or the acr?bata. lt*o for iAe gen
eral run of men who jump .at a:?ood thing.
It has gained ? telid footing a? we l>ert) un
derwear for wama weather?. . , ft . ?
And we are?'a. lap ?bead wi& jfhe
e?fable thing?."?"
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Here in ?wo-pkce snits at 50c ?nd ' . ii
Union suH.,a?i; $1.50, $2. * V' ''
And speaking of union.snits, wejji?ye .the
perfected nrtic??; made ;by *ne' ^anhpttan
Shirt Co., guaranteed by'pa ?nd^recommend
ed by everyone who Eas worn lt &$jjjm
. , ' ? " , : ' -. ??? : ; \
You're denying yourself something until you
get next. : v.:'.. v-T.. . ; '?
Night shirts and pajamas Shat ?s?e "at home*
in bed? $1 ?nd up
Socks in tomout? qualities that you should
stock up. After a little thsreil be no mofe
of such-quality as you can buy now, for 28a
and 50c.
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"The Store with ?a Conscience*
The A?derMn ? j
J. J. SMixn, rrcsiSent ann rassurer 7*7. jBU&OBTIfc? President .
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during the summer rnorits f or health, comfort f
and pleasure. '" "'* il ';'4
' A Lawn Mower, a garden tose, screen doors 1
and^indow^ a^water bpolei* and an Ice Cream
churn, Gap th?icl?niax with an oil^ok st?Ve
for the House wife. ; * : . p?&tiMJM/ \
Any of the above a?tjp?tes delivered in the I
City. Thone 457: v ' ? ! "
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