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t i ne Anderson Mut us Hail Insurance kGo, Wi : E. P. VAND1VER, President JAS. R. ANDERSON, Vice Prest. J. M. EVANS, Secy. ) Xi ??<:'-l :*<t'T. ' ; '? > "><T ? . ?'* . V . I-. ? '?' r . ? .:..-.*' "V iv: . r ' - : who had their crops insured against loss by HAIL in our Com-I ) ' pany are looking, cheerful since, the- destructive hail storm the otherday. lt would give you a feeling'of satis/action to have your growing crops insured with us. See usat once-don't delay.' You may be sorry; Q. Frank Johnson; '. . ' Sole Agents E. A. Marshall Phone 2?9 . .'. . Jj . Picone 90 ??-1 .. ^' rt .i-f ii ?-;-" t'wsr'?r'H . . -.. .'.'..' ii* (From Thc Literary Digest.) if your radiatorleaks, poor in SE-MElvlTi.pL The self.acting radiator cement Pinda the Leak and Fixes It Se:Mentrpl is a powder put up in lithographed tin cans. When poured'into .your radiator?'ft dissolves in the hot water.. At the leak, the cool aijr congeals it into' ? cement that repairs it automatically. ...... ) Look for the pumpkin colored caris, Price 75c . The aboye advertisement is one of JSL series that is running ^eye'ry\ otherweek in the Literary Digest. WE SELL AN? COMMEND THE ABOVE tja ?WTO SHOP mm t i S "I want; to tell yoii^what wonderful 'benefit t have re ceived from the use . of Tnedford's Black-Draught" writes Mrs.; Sylvania1 Woods, of ClKtbn Mills, Ky. "Urcejt?ln?y has no equal for. ?a. grippe,* bad colds, liver, and stomach troubles. I firmly believe Black-Draught saved my little girl's life. When she had the measles, tiisy went in on h^.r, buf . ?ne good dose ot Thedford'e Black-Draught made the;ii Weak cut and she bas had no .more trouble? i ^ in my home."" For c?nirtlpation, Indigestion, headache, dtert ^P^lnaiarla, chilis ; and fever, biliousness, and &U limiter aliments^; ^ed?ord'tf'Bl?ck-D proved Itself a safe*, tellable, gant?e and valuable remedy. lt you buifer from* fihy. these' complaints, try Bl?i^ Draught ?t t?; a merit. ? Seventy-five y?^ . ^Jsptendi^ lt? value. G ood iflr y?un?-??ftdvol(t'; For:s^V:eV?^er?*n- ^c^^'centai^ rafias started off spl?ndi'd?y. Customers are pleased with our offerings and pleased with our prices and terms. We .ire pje?ised ^ , .';fy ; . ' Aggies v .. - i- are guaranteed to give satW?cj?oti and' our prices .are; a f satisfactory as theyservtees you gpt. |B%? r See nte niait i?v Harness, Lap JFt?b?v Whips, etc. Mill ?LBE??Y HAS 400 B?SHELB WHEAT -i ni ?? BURRISS MILLING COMPANY EXPECTS GOOD BUSINESS THIS YEAR DRY THE WHEAT R. E. Burms States That -Grain '"'. . Mu?t Be in Proper Condition Before Brought Mill ; "Our/Reason ls going to open up splendidly." stated Mr. R. E. Bur rlss of the Burri?n Milling company yesterday, "we.already have over 400 bushola of this year's wheat at the mill waiting to be ground into flour.,-. "We expect to start the mill to running tomorrow." continued1. Mr. Burrito. . 'Touro were a. few re pairs to be made, nome parts had to to overhauled, etc. Everything has been put into first class shape .and there isn't anything to prevent un from making the very best flour lc thc country. "The wheat crop ?B a gnaat deal bettor ?han many people thought it would bo. .There was a lot of whett sown,: end although the drought hurt lt some, there is a good de-il of wheat >>.?,. the c&nntry. ?? "There la one hing that the farm CIL' munt learn about' bringing their whoa . to OUT mill and that is that it mUBt-.he perfectly dry or else we'.can not make it into . flour. We have had to turn away several loads al ready thia' season just because the wheat was not ? dry and in proper condition. ." This 1B ' very impor tant." ? . ? ; ?. . . - : \ . PARKER MILLS DEAL HELD UP (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.) V- 'VvV ?" V? ' f ? ?-* '.*??'?' i/.''? i- fci '?">' -: &}.*':'$1 City' mills in Columbia, the Pairfield at Winncboro, the Wylie at Chester, the Pine Creek at Camden,-the Beav er Dam .at Edgof leid and the cotton seed oil, rcM\ at Edgefleid, waria, tit. fered to only one concent, Lu ck woo il. Greene & Co.. to whom the-sale'was authorized at the meeting May ll. ' lt IR' Tarthcr. set forth In the ??m plalnt tha^ by the use ?f proxies 'of shareholders not Informed ct." tho tru. financial condition of tho company, the salo was effected waihou', regard .to; the interest scf the stockholder. The" \e?n>&t?inis ; declare fh?l the ?rV gumentSi.ef the-defendante,. that - the aale, even at. ? sacrifice, .'^.as; nec essary to eecuro. the financial rehab ilitation or the' company., ar? fulla clous', in that' the ? properties o' tho Ham paton company earned durang the first three .montiii? of 1916 pr? fits in excess of $100,000 a month, and that the existing debt of thc Parker , company standing' at about $3,20i).O0o -. after -./payment on June' l of-; $C25;00b from the proceeds of in surance policies on the Ufo of- tho late" Lewis W. Parket and the'profits from ' the'operations of the Hampton snlHtv can he liquidated from the ora'.nary earnings of the ' properties under emelent management within three years. ??'.'? The petition also asserts that ow? ingie the increase in the; price" of cotton' mill .machlneiT/ the r?placo ment value of the mills involved in the salo har, .risen to above f7.000;000? wherois the proponed'uurchasa price is l?sa than I3.C00.00O. - ~V\ The allegations* in the complaint are supp?t ted i/y aflidavits'by W. H. itose. H. G. 17elborav farmer presi dent' and general ' manager of the Hampton-mills,-'and W. A. Clark. JuiAice Watts at chambers here i? Bued the rule, ^returnable ^ before Judge ..Mauldin at 10. o'clock Tues day morning, June ,20. meanUme r? straining the d?rendants Jointly and severally from diapOBiug of any i>t "the' properties?.- ef> the : Hampton ? Cot ton milla compandor any other nanete ot the Parker Cotton mills company "except.' ia the Usual 'and customary: mode eiidi cauri?* o? b????^ss-lavrijfcs mK. BARNES OF AL5ANY ? ' V/iniimi l?nriiCH. This photograph, leader on the plci Quard, as hesappeared at the Chicago convention. Mi\ Barnes here seems depressed. H? is h very bitter enemy ot Theodore Roosevelt. Re~Opening I Palmetto ts to Now Show Seven | Reels of Pictures For Five -Cent* The Palmetto theatre re-opens this j afternoon with seven ore?is dr.-Key stone <plctures, a ffve reel feature and [a two reel comedy. There will pos itively be no vaudeville .hut there Will be a four piece orchestra furnishing music. V- ' ' t Manager Pinketon stated yesterday j that he was going td see if the peo ple of Anderson ; wanted? tl;e- ber.t in I motion pictures- for the: small : price ] Of five cents, tho a'dmisnlon to all. The orchestra will be composed of I Mrs. Daisy Wilk?y. . Plano;- ;-PV.T. TOlllson, .combr;"1 - Brno?- DriBkell, drums' and a' Violinist:'- ??Miss'.'.-ja?nes j Pearson, who ls do-Woll remeieborel .herd, will arrive,-ba Monday and,"will be the- regalar violinist. - '.' Concerning th? Vive re??; feature for today the ,nreBs! notice: says:'\ -\ ppeota??lar ?tf?tts -tbdt ' autpaBS anything ever achieved before- in a i photo, play' wilV'ilh'e 'abowh . .lu - tho new ?Triangle' production, by. .Thom* ;??? H. " ideeV "ftouh tJe.V There " ls a storm at sea, whore' the, wsvo?' gra dually riso hlgh?r. add1 higher; and finally: 'surge' oyor.Vtbo. sut;v dashing man-* over Uv sides,' ahd^ where the terrible blasts ot.-Wind'.tearythe- sal's I to - sh reda ?'nd dem?ll?li v.ha sp?j? anil I rigging . ' Hov; the '"'ship ; Tocks '"' and how t!te.'me?'frght''for.''?notr. lives and how?'.all 'their- attempts'dre -.b?^;ya.in. and tho stanch yeibel ii ?ost on'* the T?cke-' aa.d^?ttfr.iy^'^r^?t?dJ;':-li' ip v.*-' masterpiece of'-^eaitty.?:?nil'-/?\akos.''<th6 audience shudder and almbfltl\b?lieve that they: sro actually In p^riOfcit tbe'r i lives ; from .the- treacherous slmpon; of the-et'tdthera seas. '. vt\ ...< ;? : . The press notice. h^S tho following to say about ''Tho; Village Scandal"; Raymond Hitchcock, as a gay and 'courcy trickster ; and ' Hosjcbe';" Arbuc kle as. a village Ht/bpy.. have Sporne amusing encounters jntheir attempt* td'jwlh the affections of Flora Zab?lle as ArbuckleV comedy 1 sweetheart in "The Village ^randal," th? Trlangl? ICeystone. comedy. .. Fatty Arbuckle'* a'jip?arao?o on a Vlilago street , be gins ibo laughter. .SALTS' ^'.,?jpjJ?B m Slop Eating Meat For Awhile , If | I Your Blades? i3 .Troubling . Yan *4fil i _. .'.IWhen ,you1 wake np with headahco as'jl dull ?ui?ery la tho kidney region it generally means you-^haVe boen er,t ih? /?tobxhtuoh meat, ;.'.say? :&?>', wctf knovm authority. -:Meat .'forras' uric acid , which overworks tho kidneys .In their effort 4o filter Ht;'from the blood os, they become sp.rt\\ ot paralysed and l?ggy. Wh?a'-yOur U?dney? get ?t.$a?1?h and clog you must relieve them, like you relievi your hoir?js; i removing all the body's uri?ous wa' j elite yon. have ' backache, sick ,he javhe ,dhis> spells."ynttr stomach .?> ioa&u? la coated, and wlieh.the we, or: ls had you have; rheumatic t\ ?ifti? ' Tho urJno' Is; cloudy, f?ll sediment, chaariela often ; get soi w W*,ter scalds. and J^bo,are! obliged te" I ?*&J*iteMwo or tb rea times- during j the.^ight, s .?; ' ?^?fi^teonealt *?ij%ffip?tt?lmp4o physician at once or get from your pharmacist tbont ?<yar ouncc? ot; Jad gWfcr^tahe a tablespoonful Io. ? glass . <$ i:m?^i^r^iij0kjm ?fe? **?w ?Mia'agreer- Jddn^/wtu ,tfc^-*c*', 'fit???? faniOo?^?am/?s.iai^/tro?1! mS-mmM-- frts^^Mh??i??ort--v?i|?o?? c?wkA???, with Mhla.&nd bas been used ) for generation*, clean and stimulate' a?ugl?h < ?Udney?.- o?so to -ne^alise-acids, ia- ;ithe,^ariae/so - as lu so tonger irritate*. \*(&?leatHng; Iftladaar we*kB<?'s. ;'.>. . f&tf**'ea^ 1?"M i?ar roeat^?iWti :?t>ir te?ji?ii??v9, iaju?s and ?W?WB & detighlfu? ?B. ?Wi lit SO i TO GREENVILLE TODAY . -. . IO ADDRESS WOMANS* MIS SION AR Y CONFERENCE TODAY ALSO TO COLUMBIA VVhere He Will Attend1 Meeting Religious Pres? Association ? $ OS This State t . ' ' '-'v'^iV.'.^V7 ?Sith!? I Dr. W. C. Kirkland, editor of the Southern Christian Advocate, leaves this morning foi Greenvale where he addressee the Womans'' Missionar;? conference of the Upper South Car olina Methodist conference. . Prom . there Dr. Kirkland, will go to. Co lumbia to attend tho regular quer? j lefly meeting of the Religious Press association of thin state'which meeta J there today. Tho first seaclon will be at the i Lutheran Board . of Publication, j '.'Awn an address will be heard i?y i J, P. Jacobs of Clinton on tthe cub- j Jeet of "Advertlaing." At 7 o'clock in the evening tho visiting members' will be guests of the Lutheran Board of: Publication at an Informal dinner at th* Jefferson hotel, when other > subjects rotating to the work, of tho association will be discussed. Representatives' will attend from The Southern Christian Advocate, Anderson; The Associate Reformed ?Presbyterian, Due West; The Diocese, Choraw, and The Way of Faith and the Lutheran . Board ot Publication, Columbia. Officers of the association are: lc. St Galloway,. Due West, pr?sident; John W. Horinc, Columbia, vi?o president, and J. C. kteyo,- Green ville, f.ee'retary-troasurer. _ . This association was only.." formed this yoar, temporarilly . organization being made in Greenwood with per manent organization at a later meet ing held tn Anderson.' .. . m Open sluices wash a , V ?'.: tit M A glass of 1 limest?ne . * " ' . lm?::- ; morn i i ip Life is not n^?rel: to live well, eat wei' work well, sleep wc ^iWtoat a glorious ' attain, and yethqW} if one will owly adop: inside ?yat?i. Folks who ar?,:U teel dull anthea?* arise, splittinjft?? front a cold, rGul t breath, acid stomacli feel as &?sh ias ' a di ing the sluices ?if th? morning and flush TOlgntint matter. &eryone, whet or wi??L should, !>efore -tgftgsgr^^, ful of limestone ph io wpfcfrbm fir* eft kidneys-and bowel? ! iaritgestVoie f vT! They Wear Bamboo On the Equator Not many years , ago they discovered that by splitting; the Bamboo into, finer fiber and we?virig' them. into smaller shapes they, could sell them to the traders from Southern world, In our stock, we call- lt BANGKOK -the lightest hat In the world. We have only a few shapes left,. - X': v.. ii ? ! 9% v torn up. The track waa 'cleared yeaV *a0??fV%\ltYk0YlT terday about 2 o'clock. WJf%ST Milli lt* 11%, B2CCTUB? ot tko derailment, train h " li:Ci) a. m..- for ?oneeo, wa?H?feV On Blue Ridge Yesterday-- No laved for about tr/o and one-hallt vin ^IUJS? j . ~T I i boura . Tho motor car itara Seneca Ono Injured and SmftU Dam- lyfiBt?rday afternoon arrived ahout age Wa? Dene I3 o'clock, or 4o mln?t?a late. .. ,?nnnn . .;. .. " Bar Petty Politic*. ?~ A 100,000 pountj capacity coal car Washington, June. 14-Sfforta to fri* on fro ght train -No, 8 on tho Blue aerofa Dlank la the democratic piaf- i > Ridgo railway was derallod Just weat form a- law to prohibit federal Judge* of the Six and Twenty trestle yea- assigning to accept elocttve. office will terday morning about 9 o'clock. This ucl bo countenanced by- Wilaom ad-? caused threo' or four cam to turn ?ninlstr?tivo official letVit be knowns - crosswise on the high, trestle, thus Tho president aent word VJ StLan?a : delaying trains- unUl early yesterday that ho did not want -petty poi'tfes I afternoon? About 100 croBa ties were J played. ^^J^"' "' '-^^ggg^?j??*^w ,i".mm"r\ ' " j f1*1 'fJjgg' 'U^tt?j : :;of:%stei??each m?rn?rig C-sm? j way tlite poisonous, stagnant i lot water witty ?a 5 phosphate ih it? ; ng before breakfast* i looking and T???Kfagm^ E v fVS ? J I, digest well, , t^for^ p?t?ijag kt?m^oo? inte 01, Morwell, the stomachs The.?oh ?? 'JL?O?? f condition to water .awl ?im?stor^ phosphate I rory easy it is .. on an empty stontaen' is wonder ? the morning v: Itr cleans ofetj all thc: sojir ??mentat?^na, g^ee^ ' I :-eustonied to w-iKto ari? acidity and '?ives ono fl lache, stuffy While ; yon are ?nw>5fe yotw i ongne, nasty fcraakfasi tfce ?'S^V;,,,: | $ ^?mst^aoV phat?is gute? exia^fc?^^ ? usy by open- votoio of ???^^^^|t??9?.;- ft j system each And getting ?^y foi> ar,thorong?? ? I in#' out theflushing of?U ffio.iaa?cf? organst ... | a^poisono?#. -v qtlt?^?nTOtn^ I . r^?hnK,v^;^ S1,mo^!^^TO? '^ho hara ? rink a -gla?$ ?a?iow skiris? Mood: aisoMers a?s^ . I osp^Pn?l:' ;: s^?y 3^ f^n^-iC^ , T^ ' Si l?toC0St but ^^^^^ : 3 . .