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CLASSIFIED INTELLIGENCER Want Ad Rates ft word* tor 28a, 1 cant per word etch insertion tor more than 25 words. Three insertions of the sam* ad on consecutive days for the price of two insertions, if paid in ad vance. No ed lea* tain 4* santa. MISCELLANEOUS 'fiIK WEATHER in getting warm and first class fish and meat* are hard to get and very high, -but I am otill selling at the winter prices i'd keep nay coolers et winter .time temperature. Consequently you got f?an and meats here as] ircBh as in middle ot December. Call at 207 Esst Whltner street j ? rind Inspect my nlaces Phone 1 George Bandera, order man, Paull Finley and W. J. Manees, Jr., de livery. W. J. Maneas, the Soa food Man. ?IIIIII I . i.. ? .-.?y CELLULOID-Wo can put celluloid In your auto curtains any time and| won't.detain you very long. Paul . E. Stephens. I CAN SELL? yon wy home place, No. 800 North Fant street, also a three room house, No. 722 North . Ffcut street, with an adjoining store room foran investment. Both properties well equipped with nil modern conveniences. The seven j room house now occupied by G. it. Dodd. I will sell this prop erty ao the present rent that X am getting would be good Invest ment cn your money. J,, l.t. m. Jonc3, 103 3. McDufllt; st root. Di D'IT o .""T occur to you that most of ibo QUICK SALES and RENTALS of property are made through classified advertising? .Tiy these next time yon have something for - onie. ' T.",' "' ".-"*-' 1 " WHY NOT set ont 6,000 or 10,000 Nan oy Hall or Catawba Yam potato blffifalvafa. .where -you have harvested yopr grain. Wa will furn lah tho plant* at 21.00 per thousand. Mar .. .t?i. Wood and Coal Co. S?i?BS-Fdr a abort time X can supply ;"l'ottvwrtii- SOCK!, clear, thick low . country alaba at ?3.C0 per cord* do litaredV I will also appreciate your ordero'for cotton need meal, and halls. B. N, Wyall, ?Phone 182. >-JB3LD?ST---Tlie oest sanitary aweep . '.-', lng und cleaning1 compound. Made of ce>*?nr dust chemical!', end the best paraffine oils.' Fur sala by -": ;.?':-Bitldnst 'Ce^. Homo, Ga. IF "SOU WANT YOUR SUIT MADBl AT HOME, or lu Baltimore-and] mada to flt you, see J. A. MulU .nax,. 120 to 128 West Benson street, > oposito. Dayla Br others. ! WS ! ARE now (handling some tine stall fed cattle end selling tho very Deafc steak that money can buy for 20o 'piii* lb. Plenty -ot, veai.and mutton at market price. Chlokoa'a . ?...dressed,.ead alive na cheap aa you .. can buy them in.the country. Also plenty .el' fish any doy In the week. HU Your, trad* will be;< appreciated; , olve ?3 a trial. Phone 758, Dbl* ,.y';S:MM\:taii^liB^:. opposite -Tolly's. ' tTrA-n'r ii iiiiin'iH. i,' 'r m ? - BltEA?CjyAB^? ' BAUSAGK-The de mend for our ts? pork sausage ia ketplcs ?? vary busy. They surely ene tn* highest grado an th* m*r kef Mad* from ft?ah pork carofolly wloctod. nnd asoaoned wf$n Just enfeugk fresh ground herbs ?nd pur* ap?cea to give that very un usual ans delicious flavor dtsttuc Uvcly Uudsaye. Phono your order to ?84, Tita l?t Whit* Market, 3. , <N. tlndaaar. Proorictor. Vegetables be sure to use our extra ne?vy robber, ringi '4$ey ^re imde of pure red -..rubber ?n?f ^?l! keep ;t?&. jajfs,' .'a^:tt^itv-; ? ADVERTISING DHVOK's PAINT-The old stand by, the oldest paint makers In America and the best. Paint with DeVoe'a, fewer gallons, wears longer. W. L. Brio s cy Lumber Co. FROM 7 A. M., TO 10 P. M.-Buy your Gasolina and Motor Oils from H. A. Caudle, the one arm gas man on the corner next to Owl Drug Co. He will appreciate your bualneaB and always gires the atmest io Talus. H. A. Caudle. FOR RENT FOR RENT-6 room cottage 313 B. Franklin St. All modern con veniences. We have calls for a small stand suitable for a cash gro cory. and for an 8 room house close in. J. Alex Neely.. Jr., Mgr. Ren tals, Fran!* and DeCamps Realty Co. FOR RENT-304 North Main street, | eight Isrge rooms, kitchen and bath. Gc?d location ?c-r tocsins ?TSI boarding house. If Interested sse Mr. W. C. Broadwell, or 'phone me at night. M. V. Sloan, Phone 625. FOR SALE FOR ?3ALE-Good second hand Gas Range. No reasonable offer will be* rcfnsod. Sie John A. Neely, at Anderson Hurdwaro Co. FOR SALE^-Photograpbs of Company B at 26c Each. These photos are 8 x 10 and are splendid. Seo M. E. Allen, Photographer. FOR SALE-Ono International Gaso line, 12 horse power; one Meadows Burr Gria? Mill, capacity 10 to 15 bushels per hour; one John Beare corn cracker, capacity 20 to 25 bushels per hour; one John Deere shaft and pulleys-ell in first class condition st low price. A. V. BarneB, Lowndesvlile, 8. C. LUZ I AN NB COFFEE SALE-Every else package, every day. $1 cans at 00c, 60 cent cams at 46c, 25 cent , cano at 22 l-2e 20 cent cans at 12 1-2 c. "It chord y is good", and I ha vo plc nt I y of lt for the rest of tho year. C. M. .Sutherland, \ltfl West Benson street. FOR SALE-Oliver\typewriter whluhl (has been used only ferr weeks. A j splendid bargain. Apply to "M," care Intelligencer. FOR SALE-If you no longer use lt. I sell lt-through sn Intellgencer ; "For Sale" od. >< ' AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE OR TRADE -?I have on hand several fir ste lass ' slightly used automobiles in good running order which I will sell at '/.bargain prices or trade for horses and mules. I have a good milch cow for sale. J. S.. Fowler. WANTS WANTED-A small house by July lat .^iMuBt be modern. Addres. E. G. Lolseiio, General Delivery, Ander son, 8. C. WANTED-Every man to plant In tho .' skips in his opton bunch butter Vfbe?nay'or ifloy beans-tho butter hean s ' for table use and the soy beans for stocK You'll be sur 5$ prised-at the 'Sim ob ut you can raise. We have' the best seed. McDonald 'Seed H ou co, successors to Fur mau . Smith, ?Phone 466., ? ? ' ' .<?'??' ? '. .': 1 ' i' i' WANT a position? Wantr-r?dver* ilse for it, and persist In it-and ^you'll'win, ' l " ? .u-^?i-g TOTICB ?O ?BE SPA S SE RS Air persons are hereby warned not to hunt, flab, or otherwise trespass en any lands owned or controlled by rae in Brushy Creek. town ship. DR. J. O. ROSAMOND, June 24, 1M6. ROT1CB TO CBE?IT08S /? ;. AU persons having claims agalnrt .the eotato of Mrs. Louise Gilliam, deceased, are hereby notified to Pro zent thom properly proven to the un dersigned, within the tune prescribed by law, and those indebted to make settlement. W. E.' HAMMOND, Adm i ni ct r ato r, Pels?r? S. O. Jaie 24. 1816. tathra British Steamer. Lottd?n, Juno '., 24 .*--Tae British steamer Brussels bas been tspfcurcd by German destroyers and taken into mimo^ynLd no pa-Bengora. No Americana cold to bo obosrd. Was en rarute from' (iktitoddsnvto Tilbury. Most of tho passengers wore Belgian refugees en rourta to Boyland. . The Lokdon Tim?? "To leam the news of the-'&ortd row WUBOB. President oe tho United States. It deals with etery phase of megara life- PolWcaL ??dal? BcVAiUtlc and t*mt*ry. In order to "keep up with the t?nica aend cs a anbswiptmn te the LoPdoti Weak ly Times per year. FANfSBOOK REFUGEES CROWD FRENCH CITIES Government How Caring For Nearly a Million Persons. LIVE ON 25 CENTS A DAY, Included Among Those Ar? 143,000 Belgians and 11,000 Servians--Other? Come Prom Fortified French Cities Near Sjttls Lineo- Romo earn Own Living. > Nearly a million people, the exact figures being 028,000, who hare been driven from their homes oro scattered throughout Franco and eira? allow ances from the government, ?half thc number being under sixteen years of age. Tho greatest number, 702,000, tis Fiir&eh, refugsc^ frys? tho *BV=??? departments, from the fortified towns which could no longer keep "useless mouths" and from ?be danger zone of the front The Belgians number 143, 000; Alsace and Lorraine bave sent 12, 000 and Servia 11,000. In addition to these refugees who need state aid, there are about 120,000 who have means of their own, but these decrease as their means become exhsusted The first class of ref uga ai to be aided was the "useless mouths" from for tresses like Moubeuge, Verdun, Toni. Eplnal and Belfort Before the war bad lasted a fortnight 25,000 of these had to bo provided with bornes else where. After the battle of Charleroi and the rapid onrush of tho Germans 110,000 Belgians and French had to be sent to the rear, and when Parts was threat ened with an attack early in Septem ber 10,000 who had built homes within tbs sosa of the capital's fortifications bsd to be moved. Live With Private Po m I He-. Refugees were first installed in emp ty buildings, schoolhouses, etc., but lt was soon found that somo regular prin ciple must be adopted, and every fam ily not touched by the war was called upon to receive a refugee family, the state paying tho expenses. l.\ The bottle of the Marne slackened the inflow of rwfogees for n tune, but when operations moved to the north the number been mo so great that they had .to'be moved not only by train, but by ships, which carried tbern from Dunkirk, Calais and' Boulogne: to La Pallico," whence they were distributed among the southwest, departments. Many familles who had been' taken to Germany from the Invaded districts v?ero returned vin Switzerland abd bad to be,pfovlded for. Tba money aid given to refugees has been fixed at the same rate .as the .al lowance made to the wives and fami lies of mobilized soldiers, 25 cental a day .for each adult and 10 cents for each child under sixteen. When refugees had settled down and could earn something by their labor & dlQJcuit question had to be twlved. i lt would manifestly be unfair to suppress tho grant pt a poor woman who could only earn, say, 25 cents a dav, and yet t hos o' who could earn a living wage (and it must'be remembered that the war had caused a.great demand for l? .b?rVcould not expect to receive a grant in addition.' Tho question was left to tba prefect of the department to decide with the aid of three members of a committee formed tb dla tribu to aid in kind. the gifts of private individuals, beneficent societies, .etc. . No hard mid fast rules were .laid down, but any ref ugee who without:valid excuse refused any offer of work which was properly paid and suited his or her capacities bad tho allowance suppressed. Many refugees hate found well paid -work in munition factories and ?ar? thus been able to maintain themselves and co-operate directly toward their re turnto their old homes. 'SON'S DEATH LIKE GRANT'S. . - ;-_-ii. Fernier-.'- Presidents. -Smoking Habit -Tafean Up by Younger Man. Th? real cause ot tba death of G?n ?ral Frederick D. Grant on April ?T 1012, waa m*?K public for-tho 't>*f-1 time tile other dar. Be died bf cancer cf tho threat superinduced by foo ex cessivo uso of tobacco. Bis father, General tJ. 8. Grant, died - from the esma cause, and the malignant growth twta attributed to tho same agency. Tho facts regarding tho' death et tho .younger Grant aro contained In tba fol towing paragraph from aa article by Br. Robert Abbe of Nev Yor^'"senior surgeon te Sly LufceV feoapieaV waa with him when ho died, on '. ^pp?y of tba Intemperate Use of Txv bacco," which appeared in tho Itocord: : ri could not help-reminding. Wm (a Mttsht) that one of -our great na Monal ' heroes -emoked' tnroseantly, as every On* knew, and suffered and died from ..'?^.>cd|r?B^uencfst.. e*-. Aisesso of Wa throat His distinguished flop,':atf? a?icte figure to one ano?, adoptad. Baseball Results NATIONAL At Chicago 6; Cincinnati 5. At Chicago 6; Cincinnati 7. (First gamo twelve innings.) At Brooklyn C; New York 4. At Brooklyn 5; New York 4. At Pittsburgh 4; St. Louis 3. At Pittsburgh 6; St. Louis 2. At Philadelphia 2; Bo:,ion 4. AMERICAN At New York 2; Washington 1. At New York 4; Washington 3. At Boston 3; Philadelphia 2. At Boston 7; Philadelphia 3. At St. Louis 4; Chicago 5. At Detroit 8; Cleveland 10. (ll In nings.) SOUTHERN At Chattanooga 0; Atlanta 5. At Chattanooga 1; Atlanta 2. (7 innings.) At Little Rock 2; New Orleans 5. At Little Rock 6; New. Orleans 4. (Second gamo 7 innings.) At Nashville 2; Birmingham 1.. At Nashville 5; Birmingham 1. At Memphis 3; Mobile 5. SOUTH ATLANTIC At Charleston 2; Augusta 4. At Jacksonville 1; Columbia 0. At Albany 1; Columbus 1. (Celled end 14th inning? darkness.) At Macon 4; Montgomery 5. MADEMOISELLE ? ADVICE TO TH! Mademoiselle Jacqueline will each! Sunday give advice in this column) pertinent to love, affairs, and any let ters addressed to M cine. Jacqueline] care The Intelligencer will be given attention by her and answered in the | next week's issue. An Urgent Lover. Dear Mlle. Jacqueline, I am only a college girl, but I am ! very much In love with a young man j and he wants me to marry him with out finishing my college course. What do you advise? Hardly Lo vc:s Ton. My Dear Girl: ?;v ? can't believe - that this man really | loves .you!- I'm afraid.he has mistak en your attraction for him, and lt after all it not love, but passion! Pas sion and love are so very much akin that it is hard to distinguish be tween the two. If that man really loves you, he would be willing to wait, but he. is afraid to walt because his desire, or passion for you may not last. Dear, take, my advice and do not marry-Silm! J. Question of Congeniality, Dear Jacqueline: I am in love with a young man, three years-my senior, and we are en gas ed to bo married soon. Ile is a very literary man, and i'm afrlad. Since I haye-a limited education, that We may bot bo congenial after we have been married some time. Please, advise me at once, aa I am] very much in love and he insists thal { we be married soon. Ella. , A Level .Head. Dear Ella: I think you are very wise and level-headed to think of auch Ihlnge when you aro so very much in love, A. wife' should always try to be In sympathy with : her husband-he expects it. Men do not realise it, but they are very selfish. They want their wit tb be appreciated and they also want to be sympathized with in failure. Going te school doe* net n?cesari ly educate one; that. > ?nee from good thoughts and from, the {bod literature ona aesimulates. Y>;. 'rahould . gei busy,at once readlr.?c some sound readings and afta*' yon are married you oh.-iukl try to keep in touch with your busbands work." ; v : , Question el iflaaacas. Dear Jacqueline:. ; ; I: want your advice on a question that has been on my. mind for months; I cannot come to n declalon, I am wry much and am in love with -? - young m aa who is not weal. thy, bnt ?who baa a tina profession and enough ?^aved for us te begin life comfortably. My fatht?r objects to th?. mar?fisge. oa account ot Sn> fl ] naacial condition of the aforesaid; i bwt aa xi-care nothing for wealth, and love th>a young tann -dearly,'-1 want to. marry him. Father has stid he would .aieown me. I caro nothing ?or his wealth, tut j vshonkVfcate to ge ' against bia. wishes. He wants me to walt, until thia young tuan baa made "aa great a fortune aa he bas. Please advioa mo: .: ^DJttraete??y, . Marlon. Marry ?lJUa. ak yon hold ; a va? life-it cert?bi?y ; coes not ; consist in the abundance of wealth. ; Moat fathers are vary ioollah when lt ia the a^TrytetfSjil^is daugb . r-?fc thlnk?>>ftot.v<.e^<jenrat.^ne man ia good enough fer her., bul, ^^ft let tn? ma? have aar who can ?Iv? : ?I#T M'W?rthfa?*:'--f^V-^Bin4t?M; , 5*** ?a blinky thinks ho ia^?M^ifie| , tattier . think? :;?? -7?S>^SS STANDING OF CLUBS Booth Atlantic. Won Loat P Cl Albany. . .2 0 1000 Charleston. ..2 1 667 ?tac?n. ..2 1 667: Jacksonville*.2 1 . 667 j Columbia.1 2 333 Montgomery.1 2 . 333 Augusta.1 2 333 j Columbus.0 2 OOO Southern, Won Lout P.C. Now Orleans.42 22 656 Nashville...... .. ..40 24 626 Atlanta..35 30 538 Birmingham.30 37 -492 Little Rock.26 37 473 Chattanooga.32 33 442 Memphis.27 38 429 Cleveland.34 24 586 Detroit., .. ..33 25 569 | New York...33 25 6691 Booton...32 27 . B42 Washington.31 28 6251 Chicago.24 29 600 St. Louis.24 33. .421 Philadelphia.16 39 291 l?atlonaL Won Lost P.C. Brooklyn.33 '20 623 Philadelphia..31 23 574 New York.26 25. 610 Cincinnati_ .. ..27 30 !474 Chicago.27 30 474 Pittsburgh_ ... ..28 29 453 Boston.. .. .25 35 '417 St. Louis...24 35 407 JACKQUELINE'S E LOVELORN herlt you-but he won't! Go Tight | ahead and marry this young man and if yon really love, him you will get! more pleasure, helping aim make his j fortune . than you would . havo io epondiug one he had labored'years tf accumulate. * v " ?. ..., ., Jacqueline. Goes to Mexico. Dearest Jacqueline, I know I : am the most lonoly girl in the world. My sweetheart has en listed and gone to Mexico. I begged' him not to leave mo if he really lov ed mc, but he said that duty came] first with him! Ob.' db you think ha really loves me If he waa willing to leave me and' go to war? Anxiously, Fjuth. A Noble Act. My Dear Ruth, r I am sorry that you cannot ' see ! Haw very noble it ls for your sweet-I heart to go to war. Since he la so j very, loyal to his country, and dnty, then his love for you Is very wonder ful. Remember, my dear, the fellow who doesn't love, duty first, has no real ' capacity 'for love. J. SCHOOL CAMPAIGN MAKES PROGRESS Dr. White Pleated With Work Inj Intered College The .campaign being conducted in interest of Anderson college ls mak ing very, satisfactory progress, ; ac-j cording to Dr. Jno. =B. While, pres ident of that Institution. Dr, White | said yesterday afternoon that Messrs. Edge and Miller aro In the field lal thia connection and are meeting with] mach success. BUSINESS CARDS Chisholm, TroKbri?ga & Saggs' : D?NTICTS Maw Tbcatro Bsul?sg ? Dr. Wade H. S?si-ar? DENTIST ?13 Foertfe Hoer Bkc??y Bldg, VaSopioao $43 / W?HT??> . - ? will pay: For clean mixed rags: $i,OG tier hundred. , Poi ewin dry bone? Soc per hundred, Por mbt?S Iron. aoc per nundred. ' Good prices for rabbet and i?-?^?^fiwi ?,i ? ? ymm ; ?Mii.mil I ' mm sn. ? ?M.? irv- umin mtn*nam?**n<m**r*t "Del" Pratt Drinks TO MAKE YOUR PORCH An Outdoor Living Room Hero you'll find the furnish ings; you .heed to transform yoiir porch toto a beauty spot-a, de lightful place' to upend your leis ure hours*-Huse^ stooks, splen did values^ Save time and mon ey both by coming herc tlrat.v G. F. TOLLY ?> SON Anderson, 5. C. V You may pay . more but you can't get better quality-r-and when you see it 'quoted- in our adve.rtishig you'll find it in our store. - Ice Tea Spoons, Rogers' plate, per set .. . '. .. ,.. .$1.00 Big Ben Alarm Clocks, Each .. ...... ? . .... $2.00 .Srecial In M?n's Belts, Each ... .. ... .. . .. .... .$1.00 17 Jeweled Elgin Watches, 16 size* 20 year cases E?ch ... ^ . . ...l-' v-$12<50 Pepperand Salts-->vhite and gold--with any iwt??l, the p?ir .. '..'. ... ...... ..._$1.00 MAR?HBANK$ ?> BABB North Hain. Street Jewelers Al tho Sign of tko Bis ".Taten W?iU that's us. We've got now the BEST STOCK, AND I MORE OF IT than any of the other guys. Arid ma*!s n?t :f alli we rmve the best atld quickest delivery^stern in this man's; towri m !?> BMSSEY In establishing banking ct?nnectlo?is,;? business ! man looks primarily fpr tvo things; ^l?: : Swirlly I ?neJSeifVice, j This bank offers absolute ??c&rity to Us geposl- j tors im! endeavors at aiUimes.to render-prompt add I polite service to Us aistorners:r - j