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m ,,'tf" - *>. Want Ad Rates ts words for 25a, 1 etat ow word ?sch insertion for moro than 28 words. ; Three insortions of the same ed oe consecutive days for the price of two Insertions, if paid In ad .vance. No ad loas tasa 26 ?acta. MISCELLANEOUS I THE WEATHER is getting warm and . first class fish and meats aro hard to get and very high, but I am still celling nt i the winter prices and keep my . coolers at winter timo temperature. Consequently yea gat fish and meats here as fresh '** middlo of December. Call st 207 East Whltuor street ?jg insist as? p'ac-s. . Phcne 292, J George Sanders, ordor man, Paul 1 Finley and'W. J. Maneas, jr., de-j livery, \v. J. MancBS, tho Sea food Man. i CELLULOID-Wo can put celluloid in . your auto curtains any time and won't detain you very long. Paul El. Stephens. --7--1 I GAH SELL you my home place, No. 3 CO North Fnat street, also a threa room louse, No. 722 North faat, street, with an adjoining store room for rm Investment. Doth properties well equipped with all modern conveniences. Tho soven room house how occupied by G. P.. Dodd. I will sell this prop erty BO the present rent that I i^ fim fbtttog would bo good Invest ment on your money. J. L. E.! Jonen, 103 D. McDufBe street. DID IT over occur to you that most of the QUICK SALES and RENTALS pf property are made through olisalfiefl advertising? Try these next tine yon have something for . sale. ? wk? NOT set out 0.000 or WJ00 Nan by Hall or Catawba T^a potato plants where you have harvested ftrr grain. We will furnish "the . planta at ?100 per thousand. Mar ' tia Wood and Coal Co.' * BLABS-*For a short tinta I can supply yod Siltli good, clear, thick low ; ? country. Blabs at 25.50 par' cord, do ? livered. J will nico appreciate year or des1? for cottba c?ed meal and bulls. B. N. Wyatt, Thone ?J2. K?LDUST-Tho host sanitary sweep? lng and cleaning compound.. Made I of cofl?r* dttat Chemicals and the Sat paraffino oils. . For sale by j IJjjst Co., Rome, Cu. IF- YOU WANT YOU* SUIT MADE W'y-y AT. HOME, or Ia Baltimore-and ap* \ . . isia? toviit you, see J. A. Mulil fe?x, 126 to 123 WeBt sanson street, % 11 ' ?'. ??caite Daria Srotuera. #T." WB;!ABB now toanaUnff some ?in? m <: ; awl fed cattle and selling the very &?t. steak that itaoaey can buy for . 2C.C per. . lb, Plenty of vijal ^and ^&s$M??Pat market prico. Chicken's dressed and alive aa cheap aa you can buy them in the countiy. Alco .. .Monty ol?lah .any.day.ia th? week. I Your trad? will ba appreciated. Olva us, av trial. Pimue 70 6, Don binaV.market,^opn^e ^yjf*s. B?WJ^AIW '?iUSAGR-The de ?l?ru?* and ss&eoned *. w?a Jua? .'? ground, harba anfi ' '? '^SKt TO***? that. very an uaua? and doublon* flavor distino : tif>ty r^?tta?fc Phon? your crier le ?ii, ?'m^ LUy WWU IfwrkaW J. ' J.. . J?ags ; When preserving fvuH cr Wgetailes be sure t? use onr. extra heavy rubber rings. /They 8tc. made^pf pure re4 j^^?^?;^H. keep inc jars /' . ? DFJVOE'S PAINT-Tb? old aland by, tba oldest paint makers in America and tba beat. Paint vi th DeVce's, fewer gallons, wears longer. W. L. Brissey Lumber Go. FROM 7 A. M., TO 10 P. M.-Buy your Gasoline and Motor Oils from IL A. Caudle, tbs one arm gas man on the comer next to Owl Drug Co. He will appreciate your buaineas sud always gives the utmost In ?slue. H. A. Caudle. FOR RENT FOR RENT-5 room cottage 313 M. Franklin St. AU modern con veniences. Wo have calls for a email stand suitable for a cash gro cery, and for an 8 room bouBo close In. J. Alex Neely, Jr., Mgr. Ren tals, Frank and DeCamps Realty Co. FOR RENT-304 North Main street, eight largo rooms, kitchen and bath. Goot-? *OV?."O?7 fe? Jcdg?s? ??d boarding house. If Interested see Mr.- W. C. Broad well, or 'phone me at night. M. W. Sloan, Phono 625, FOR SALE FOR 0ALE-Good second hand Gas Rango. No reasonable offer will be refused. See John A. Neely, at Anderson Hardware Co. FOR SALE-Photographs of Company B at 25c Each. These photoB are ! 8 x'10 and aro splendid. SOG | M. E.. Allen, Photographer. FOR SALE-One International Gaso line, 12 horse, power'; ono Meadows Burr Grist Mill, capacity 10 to 15 bushels per hour; ono John Dearo corn cracker, capacity 20 to 25 bushels per hour; one John Deere shaft and pulleys-?ll In first class condition at low price. A. V. Barnoa, Lowndesvtlle, S. C. LUZIANNE COFFEE SALE-Every sise package, ovary day. $1 cans at 90c, 60 cent, cans at 45c, 26 cent cans at 22 l-2o 20 cent cans at 12 l-2c. "It ahqrely ls good", and I have plently of it for tho rest of tho year. C. N. Sutherland, 131 West Benson street. FOR SALE-Oliver typewriter which I (has been used-only few weeks. A| splendid bargain. Apply to "M," care Intelligencer. FOR SALE-If you no longer vee lt, I sell lt-through: an Intellgencor j "For 8aleM ad/ I AUTOMOBILE FOR SALTS OR TRADE I -I have on band several flrsto lass slightly. used automobiles tn good running? order which I will sell at bargain prices or trade tor horses and mules. I have a good milch cow for sale, J. 8. Fowler. WANTS 11 1 " ; ' [ J 1 .11 1 1 . I WANTED-A small house by July 1st. Must bo modern. Addrca E. G. Lol ?jello, General Delivery, Ander son, S. C. j WANTED-Every man. to plant In tho sh i pa in hl8 coton bunch butter h?anB: or soy.beans-^~the . butter beans for table use and tba noy beans, for' .stock. You'll be sur prised at the amount you ean raine. We nave, the best seed. McDonald j ;.. Seed H ou LO, successors to Furuiun | Smith, Thone 465. 1 . " ii ? ' ' \ WANT a position? Want-adver? I UGO for it, and persist In lt-?nd | you'll win. viu-J- '1 ' W&jm IimCE TO TRESPASSERS Ali persona are hereby warned not to hunt, fish, or otherwise trespass on any lands owned or controlled by me in' Brushy Creek township. DR. J. O.. ROSAMOND. . June 24. 1916. ; ; NOTICE TO CREDITORS AU persons having olaims against ?the estate of Mrs. Louise Gilliam, deceased, are hereby notified to pre sent them, properly proven t > tho un dersigned within the timo -prescribed by law, and Ibas? indebted to mako settlement W. E. HAMMOND. Administrator. * Pelaer.'S. O." VJuae 34, 1910. Captor* British Steamer. London. Juno 24.-Tho Br Ulm steamer Brns?sla bas boon captured by German destroyers ?nd taken Into Zoobrnggo. Had no passengers.. Ho Americana said to bc aboard. Was en rornte ttro? J&btteddam to Tilbury. Most of tho passenger!? were Belgian refugees en rourio to England. The London Tm*?* I **'^'bed f**' U^W? >^*^Woa i mate^?l?Tt lS of modem life-PotlUca\ social, aolentUlc and. military. In, order to keep ap with the time? send us a subscription t? the London Wawi* M tUate **.to\^yoarv ' ?Mf?m mm wrns: REFUGEES CROWD FRENCH GU?ES Government Now Caring For Hearlg a Million Persons, LIVE OR 25 CERTS A DAY. Included Among Thee? Ar? 143,000 Belgians ?nd 11,000 Servians-Others Com? From Fortified Franoh Citlos Near Betti? Lines-Some Earn Own Living. Nearly a million people, tho exact figures being 028,000, who have been driven from their homes are scsttcred throughout Prance nnd draw allow ances from the government, half the number being under sixteen years of age. The greatest number, 702,000, are Ffeac?i, re?uf?oes from the invaded departments, from tho fortified towns which could no longer keep "useless mouths" and from the danger zone of the front Tho Belgians number 143,* ftOO; Alsace and Lorraine have sent 12. 000 and Servia 11,000. In sddition to these refugees who need state aid, thero aro about 120,000 who have means of their own, bnt these decreaso as their means become exhausted. The first class of refugees to be aided was the "useless mouths" from for tresses like Maubeuge, Verdun. Toul, Eplnal and Bclfort Before the war bad lasted a fortnight 25.000 of these bud to bo provided with homes else where. After the battle of Charleroi and tho rapid onrush of the Germans 115,000 Belgians and French had to be sent to the rear, and when Paris was threat ened with an attack early In Septem ber 15,000 who bad built homes within the zone of the capital's fortifications bad to be moved. Liv? With Privat? Pom? les. Refugees were first Installed in emp ty buildings, schoolhouses, etc., but lt was soon found that some regular prin ciple must be adopted, and every fam ily not touched by the war was called upoh to receive- a refugco family, thc stato paying the expenses. Tho battle of the Marne slackened tho Inflov/ of refugees for a time, but when operations moved to the north tho number became so great that they L'J to bo moved not only by train, but by ships, which carried them., from Dunkirk, . Calala and Boulogne to La Palllce. whence they were distributed among Ve aouthwest departments. Many fn\ft. 'ci wno had been tafeen tb Germany ^jr. the Invaded districts were returned via Switzerlapd and had to be provided for. The money aid given to refugees has been fixed at the same rate ns the al lowance made to tho wives and fami lies of mobilized soldiers, 25 cento a day for each adult and 10 cents for each child under sixteen. When refugees had nettled down and could earn something by their lnh or a difficult question had to be solved, i It' would manifestly be unfair to suppress tho grant of a poor woman who could only earn, amy, 25 cents a dayl and yet those who could earn a living wage (and lt must be remembered that the war had canned n great demand for la bor) could not expect to receive a grant In addition. The question was left tb tho prefect of the department to decide with the rid of three members of a committee formed to distribute aid In kind tba gifts of private Individuals, beneficent societies, etc. No hard and fast rules wore laid down, but any rief, ugeo who without valid excuse refused any offer pf work which.was propcily paid and suited his br her capacities had.the allowance suppressed.... . ' ' Many refugees have found well paid work In munition factories anil have thus been, able to maintain themselves and co-operate directly toward their re turn to their old homes. SON'S DEATH f iKE ^RAfirs, Pornier . President'? SmoWno Habit .Taken Up by Younger Man. Tba real cause of the death of Gen eral Frederick D. Grant on Ajril l, 1012; waa made rnblie for tho first, time the other day. HQ died of cancer of the throat superinduced by the es-. cesslTe uso of .tobacco. Bis father, General U. S. Giant, died from the same cause, and the malignant growth! was attributed to tho sante agency. The facts regarding the death of the younger Grant are contained In the fol lowing paragraph from an article by Br. Bebest Abbe or New York, senior surgeon to Cjt Luke's hospita!, who was with, him when b* died, on "The Legacy of the Intemperate V/aa of TXK fcaceo," which appca rod in th? Medical Beoord: v^v" - ; ,",< T could 'not help reminding him (a patient) that ena of our great national heroes smotc? Inccpsant?y, as every ons kn o w, and suffered and died from tho consequences ot disease ? of his throat illa dhu* igtrfseed son, als? a nsrote ligare la our army, adopted the same habit, smoked equally inceazantly and stm*er?4 ?ad died pt tbs samo ter rible consonance*. 5-hla la a heavy prie* to pay for the Int-amperate In dulgence. of anett, n throat Irritating andasnatnral bsbtt.* ; r Han Katana* Tuktesr (Hse '?reay> ; Oklahoma hen -went crazy, trylnjftte fce?p track af teach of tasU* ba?a*d from eggs put under ber M'#'M|pj ; wb*a > rooster :&*.-1Swgik ha fctt tb* Baseball Results NATIONAL At Chicago 6; Cincinnati G. At Chicago 6; Chu: in nat I 7. (First gama twelve Innings.) - At Brooklyn 6; New York 4. At Brooklyn 5; New York 4. At Pittsburgh 4; St. Louis 3. At Pittsburgh 5; St. Louis 2. At Philadelphia 2; Boston 4. AMERICAN At New York 2; Washington 1. At Now York 4; Washington Sw : At Boston 3; Philadelphia 2. At Boston 7; Philadelphia 3. At SI. Lo ii Ls 4; Chicago 5. At Detroit 8; Cleveland 10. (U In nings.) SOUTHERN At Chattanooga 0; Atlant? At Chattanooga 1; Atlu?;la 2. (7 Innings.) At Little Rock 2; New Orleans 5. At Little Rock 6; Now Orleans 4. (Second game 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. (Called end 14th Inning, darkness.) At. Macon 4; Montgomery G. MADEMOISELLES ADVICE TO TH! Mademoiselle Jacqueline, will each Sunday give advice In this column pertinent to love affairs, and any let ters addrossed to Md li o. 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 nm very much In love with a young man and he wanta me to' marry him with out finishing my college course.. What do you advise? Hardly" Loves Yon. My Dear Girl; . I can't believe that this man really loves yon! I'm afraid, he has mistak en "your attraction for him, and lt after all'lt dot love, but passion! Pas sion ann love are so very much akin that lt ls. hard to distinguish be tween the two. If'that man really loves, you. he would b? willing tc walt? but he ls afraid to wait because his desire or purdon for you may not last, Dear, -take my advice and do not marry him! J. . Question of Congeniality. Dear Jacqueline: I am in love with a. young man, three years my senior, and wc are engaged to.be married soon. He is a very literary-, man, and I'm afriad, since I have a limited education, that we may not bo congenial after we have bean married, some time. Please, advise me.at once, aa I am very much , in love and he Insists-thai we be married sooq. Ella. A Level Head. Dear Ella; I think; you are very wise and levelheaded to think of such things when you ara so very much in love.. A wiro should always try to; bo in sympathy" With her husband-he expects lt. Wien do not realise lt, but they are- very selfish. . They want their wit to be appreciated, and they also want tb. be sympathised ! with In failure. Going to school does not necesari ly educate one; that comes from good thoughts and from the good literature one asslmulates. You should get busy nt once reading come sound T ? Hugs and after you are married you .{jhmild try to koop In touch with your husbands work. "Jacques." Question of Finances. Dc nv Jn eau olino: 1 want your advice on n question that has been on my mind for mon th a; t cannot come to a decision, 2 am very much and ara In love with: a young {aaa who is not weal thy, but tv h o has n fino profession and: enough saved for ns to begin lifo comfortably. My father objects to tho marriage, on account of tho fi nancial condition of the aforesaid; V^t.'?s i care nothing for wealth,, a jiote this young min dearly, 1 wa to marry aim. Father Aaa said vould disown me. I cart nothing his wealth, but r should bato tb _ against his wishes.- He wan ta mo to W^mtll this young man has made ns groat a fortune as hoJtias. Pisase a?vtw^ael-. Distractedly. Marion. . ?farry'Ktra. - My Dear I think yon hold aviary sensible .viet Pf%ti*?4t \?mi^?^^?Il^rL^ constat tn thc abnndahce.Ot - wealth. Most iataara are vsry::i?bash when it comes aMtrryiaj? ???B?B daugh ters. S?? think? that. n? conrao, no &aa.- is . goo* ? ewjaaa':. far thar, fett, to will let the mih^vo hw., who ?M? -j^-lt?r-Vjrtmrt^^ aa? feR bltadly thinks ha hon iusured ter happSdess. a. Yswr tatasr thinks &V w?tj '4fc& ."' " i. ,?>-.: STANDING OF CLUBS South Atlantic. Won Lost PC] Albany.2 0 1000 Charleston.2 1 667 ! Macon.2 1 667 Jacksonville... .. ..2 t A 6671 Columbia.... .. _1 2 3331 Montgomery........ 1 2 33S Augusts.1 2 3331 Columbus..0 2 OOO Southern. Won Lost P.C. New Orleans.. .. ..42 22 or, G j Nashville.40 24 .Ulfc] Atlant?..35 30 ?l?St Birmingham.. .. ;.30 37 402 Little Rocft.26 37 473 Chattanooga.. .. ..32 33 442 Memphis.. .. .. ..27 38 420 Arncncnn. Cleveland.. .. _34 24 586 Detroit. ,. ..33 25 560 Now York.. .33 25 569 Bosion.....32 27 542 Washington.31 28 525 Chicago.24 20 600 St. Louie.. .1 .. ..24 33 421 Philadelphia.. .. ..1? 30 201 National* Won Lost P.C. Brooklyn... .33 20 623 Philadelphia.31 23 574 New York.. .. ;. ..26 25 510 Cincinnati.27 30 474 Chicago....27 30 474 Pittsburgh.28 20 4531 Boston.....25 35 417 St. Louis....24 35 407 JACKQUELINE'S i LOVELORN herit you-hut ho won't! Go right | ahead and marry this young man and it yea, really love him you will get I mor? pleasure, helping him make his j fortune than you would have : lo upending one he had labored years tt accumula to. jj Jacqueline. , ?oes tc Mexico. Dearest Jacqueline, .'? .. if know r.?ws 4?e most ?lonely gtrl in the world. My sweetheart has en listed and gono to Mexico. I bogged bim not to leave me if he really lov ed mo, but he said that duty came first with .him! Oh, do you think'he really loves toe if ho. was willing to leave mer and go to war 7 . . Anxiously, . Ruth. A Noble Act. My Pear Ruth? I am sorry that you cannot s?;e I Mr>w very noble lt Is for your sweet-'] heart to go to war. Since he a co [ very loyal to his country, ami duty, then his love' for you ls 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 Pleased With Work Io | Interest College Th? campaign being conducted' in Interest of Anderson coll ego is mak ing- j very satisfactory progress, / ac cording to Dr. Jnoi B. White, pres ident, of that institution. Dr. . White said yesterday afternoon that Messrs. j Edge and Miller aro tn the field in] thia connection and are meeting with much success/ PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS Chisholm, Trowbridge & S*$SB DENTISTS ; msw Tkaaito Brim? W. Waltoo* SS. Dr.-W?da-R Shmwd DENTIST MZ VoG?ih Floes Beckley m?g. \ VeSefrfeesft Mt - . I will pay :-. Fo? clean mixed rags $1.00 per hundred. ^pif cl?ah dry bones Soc per hundred. . rW m?xt?. Iron adc per hundred. Good prices for rubber and ?faantaui Btr^?jtot?f|foa 'W&m .-., lea ?o. ,. T' "DeV'Pratt Drinks , " ^SAt^M?^MtST f TjyftP Denanc. tl.ie fijcnuino by {ult al- substitution. ' TO MAKE YOUR PORCH ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ':G..;.F. TOll^Y ?^ S0N : I J Anderson, S. C. S . S: ? You may pay more but you can't get better quality-r-and when you see lt quoted in our advertisingyou'll find it in. our store. - -. : Ice Tea Spoons, Rogers' plate, per set . . ....... .$1.00 Big Ben . Alarm Clocks, Each .. .. :...... .... $2.00 Special .hr Men's Belts, Each ..."..$1.00 i 7 Jeweled Elgin Watches, i 6 size; 20 year cases Each . . .. ........< . i... ... ..$?2J50 Pepper and Salts---white and gold-with .any 7- initial,.the pair./.......... ......$1.00 NottMi?oin Street Jewelers ?t ?jo 8l&n o? t?o Bl* Waich Building h Material Well, that's us. We've got now the f?ES? STOCK, ?ND ' MORE OF IT than any of the other guys. And that's not ali, we have the best and quickest delivery systc *n in this mali's town : jy.rL.;;;B^SSEY L?MJBER CO Security ; In establishing banking comiectlohs, a buslfiess ( tnan,looks, primarily -fer Wo things, viz: Security ; and ?Settris. This bank offers absolute security to its deposl-. torsarid; endeayor?at all.times to rentier prompt ind * .'??^M^^?i. nm uss.' iliii ??mm?mmm^iim M < t ? 'm%fm?m^ mi J,^ ? ' . . .gMti^tfc-Ml ll 11MI ll I