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INFLAMED ECZEMA OM WS FACE Spread All Over Nose and Mouth. Itched and Burned? Child Very Fretful. Badly Disfigured. HEALED BY CUTICURA SOAP ?ND OINTMENT "My. little girl had eczema cn her face. Tho trouble flrot ?tartwl ou ber upper lip by a email pimple breaking out Jost undar ber noaa, and afterward lt spread all over be? naso and mouth and formed a black scale. Kv? ry time she would cry lt would buret open and bleed. lb itched and burn od causing her to scratch and irrltato her face. Tho trouble caused the child to be very fretful and rest* loee at night, and she was badly disfigured. "Then wo used ?utlcura Boap hod Oint? moat, and after using them for ona month; the eruption all disappeared." (Signed) J.. O. Houston, EvorU, Ky.; July 14, 1918. Sample Each Free by Mali With 82-p. Skin Book on request. Ad? ?ress post-card "Cutlcura. Dept. T, i ?ens" Sold throughout the wotfd? Your Examination means all in the comfort of your gasses. This ia why i co often hear' the pleasing remark "Dr. Campbell I am delighted with my glasses." I laid the foundation tor this remark in the examination room, it being equiv ped with tho very latest appliances that science has Imparted to mon for making a differential diagnosis of your eyo trouble, hence, guess work ls ..eliminated. Then being able to enter into the spirit of one having eye trouble same nature as yours, I design and grind the glasses to please, and adjust them tb tho contour of the face. That's juBt what, you, get j ' hero and you couldn't get better in New York or Paris and the cost ls vsmall. * $3.00 to 55.00. Repairs 10c up. ?It's to your interest and ^ojnfortj to-read my ads evory doy?'": ? rbiar-1 ante? every word true.- : > J.R. Registered Optometrist ii2pl WHITWC:R ST. iv Ground Floor Near Faut'? nook Store ; U.J.1,-BS % \ A dollar down-A dol lar .a-vreek or pay day. . That's tho Simplified Savings System yray. - On ly you 'can-pay in any Amount from 10c up. each week or-pay day. ? ''t IM-i - v ;'. "'? Your, money bears, inter est compound f Quarterly, Yp?rs when you need it. Every man Should ? ?in the Club. " ?Start any tlme-^-C5om -pl e to in Hf ty payments.. Th?' Strongest1 Bank In the Comity;: ? T TWO- BATH HOUSES ARE BUILT FOR ORR MILLS COMPANY ADDS TO CONVEN IENCE AND PLEASURE OF ITS EMPLOYEES SHOWER BATHS SanitATy ant! Up-to-Date Placet Constructed, One For the Men and One For Women. . / Work bas just been completed on1 two bath bouseu at the Orr Cotton mills, which wura built by. the com pany for the use of their employees : aud their families. Each one ls! equipped with five shower baths andi Hupplicd -with both cold and hot wa j ter, and In addition to the shower bathe, each' of which 1B \ riyate and has lock and key, the buildings are provided with ample rest roomu or waiting rooms and toilet:*. One will bo for the use of the women and girls and will be in charge of ? woman' attendant, the other for the men and; boys and will be In charge of a man, j attendant. This, is quite an Innovation along thia line and will doubtless bo much appreciated, no charge whatever be ing made for the use of the buildings. The following notice has been pre-; pared by Superintendent J. A. Ly ona and will be posted in. the walting rooms when they are opened, which will . probably be this week: "This building and equipment . . :;IS; furnished by Orr Cotton mills solely for tho convenience and benefit of its operatives and their families and it! is hoped that, each one, in the use and enjoyment of lt, will cooperate with the attendant in keeping the place clean and tn order-and that we may have frequent showers." "J. A. Lyons, Sup't." ANDERSON NEGRO WAS MEMBER OF TENTH CAVALRY Aunt Charlotte Michael Has Son in Mexico and ts Anxiously Awaiting Details of Fight Aunt Charlotte Michael, a highly respected negro woman-of'-this-'city; living'on Nor tit Faut street, has a boy, Herbert Michael, with* tho 10th cavalry in Mexico, and talking with a reporter yesterday. told\ ot recelvr lng a postal;.card,from hor son, bear ing date of Columbus, jp M., June 22. Tho card stated that he had just arrived at Columbus from Ohio and that his troop expected to join Gen eral Pershing's force, at. once. Aunt Charlotte said >ho understood har" stih" to : bo with tho Quartermasters Corny, and that abo did not consider Unlikely that he was with Troops C or : K,'. which . were attacked by Mexl cans near-^Carrlsal : Tho old woman is, naturally, much distressed -about her son and anxious ly awaits uews from htm. She ques tioned ;UiO; reporter eagerly as to the latest, news Of the' Mexican sltuafloni; ?ho asid Herbert had been tn tbs army '-several ye?ro. -_-, , ?SEALED YAXXRY? ? -- ---. - Will Be Shows at the Bijou today. Nuhnya Crossfo'x willi her family and: relatives lives In -a-hidden valley In the north country. In this hidden valley there is untold virgin1 gold. The Indians have little,use lor gold, hat Nahhya; educated at a Convent, 13 . well Vdv?nced. She starts to a nearby settlement to procure the services of a doctor and . tneete. young Ralph Cptwdrayi who longing for advento re abd: rc-1 manee,, baa .settled In Fort Edward. The doctor, "demanding payment In advance, .ls surprised when ' "Nahnya displays a Urge bag of ,go?d. At tracted by the gold and : f^e good look.s of the girl, ho accoptyan?ea her. They journ?y to whert>J Nahnyn's brother ls'- Walting; and during a seven days' trip through tba rapids, the'doctor and the Indian girl are drawn : closely together. Note Yla^ubiaar?ie. , Paris", June 26.-r-A-Jindrid .. dis patch to .'the Temps quoted the Im psj^t;s?- reporting that President FLORIDA io mm IFMGHN Prominent Banker? and Family Making Interesting Jour ney. Mr. A. H. DeVano and family, of J Lakeland, Fla., and Mr. Elbert Do-; IVVine sud Mit{-j 'Connie EvanB, of Pleat City, Fla., who are making a trip to'- Portland. Maine, stopped in Anderson for a short while Monday afternoon. The party, consisting o' eleven, are making tho trip in Ford cars, two. touring cars and a truck all Fordes-and Mr. DeVane says that they aro having a delightful time. "We left Lakeland a week ago Wed nesday," said Mr. DeVane to a re porter for The Intelligencer, "and thus far have been having a picnic. Our city, Lakeland, located In Polk county, a-county which voted a bond ?Bb<ue on June 1st for nne and one ly?lf .million dollars to build two hun dred miles of aspbalt road?, we think, Is ono of the most beautiful spots on the i>? ?. nf the earth, but you have BO?MU rt".;* hero yourself, and your streets are fine." Mr. DoVane is president of The State Bank of Lakeland, and this lit tle jaunt across the country ie in the nature of a well earned vocation. The party- is especially' well prepared/ carrying with them a moot complete camping outfit .which consists of folding' cot?,. folding ?hairs, etc. They expect to stop in Washington three or four days and will make several stops in Virgini?, arriving at their destination around July 10th. WAR SCARE HAS A BEARISH EFFECT Cotton Market Off IO Pointa Expect Hostilities. Cotton went off 10 points yesterday as a result ot the Mexican trouble, according to Mr. Walter Storm, j member of the firm of Johnston, j Storm & Co., with offices here. -Mr. Sto-.-ta said he expected marked fluc tuations' in tho market to follow a declaration of war against Mexico. One telegram received by Mr. Storm- at thc. local oin co from his j firm in New York sig tc il that a dec ? laratiob of war j ls expected before ' I the end ot tba week, j Tho' telegrams ! aro ' given' as ' ' fot lows: New York, June 26, 19?6. W, Storm, I . Anderson, S. C.* Congress and senators . In ? close touch . with president. Look?! ilka declaration of.war before end of. weet. I Johnston, 8torm & Co, ? New York, juno 26, 191C. W. Storm, . . . ' ^Anderson, S. C." .Memphis- commercial appeal re-J port indicates ons-half per cent de-1 I terioration ? for .aonth. JohnBtohi Storm & Co. ? .'-rr----. i I The auto owner finds the Want Ad the best medium of exchange, j PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS Chisholm, Trowbridge & Saggs DENTISTS ; New Theatre Ba?dw j W. Whinier St Dr. Wade-K.-Sherard ??3 Fourth Floor Stockier Bldg. | mm To cook with Ss tho most convenient fuel i o b e And it is th? cheaper, j too when : tito least bit of thoatgtit | ra! atteat&t* fa gi?ea ft. :--\J?l.'':-:?^ ? ? - <-'-.' ?' ' '^: Try. it ?^r.&Whi?e, |uid yft*;w2? ?3re ft. Tfcere zxc vajo? ?alw?w? nae* ol gas ?? m$mmmm Pt??^ to ? the. b-xtfc '"I^CMM? 'wRfe.1';'. ' Men In A Sh ARTICLE IN LITERARY DICES SENT TO BORDER BY "LOU SON HAS SHILL A BETTER I In a highly Interesting article in The Literary Digest, iar.t week's is sue, under th? caption "Swearing in the Militlr," th? writer describes the functions of a militia camp in Texas and tells of tho doings of tho largest company in the state. vii Quoting the article, in part, an In teresting sidelight reads: "With swift, characterising strokes tho writer paints1 in the scene at the en encampment, with the flag fluttering far down tho field from the tall pole, tlie long, near rows of brown tents edging tho company streets, which stretch away black and boggy after the-continued raiUB. And above lt ail tower the twin steel lingers of the wireless, pointing to tho sky that hangs leaden above them. \ fl ."Then comes the largest company in the camp, with 136 men and oifl cers. There orej originally, 137 men. but ono has refused to' enlist, and he Bits apart from the parade-grounds, squatting on hiv heels, wearing a fried serge suit and no collar, and twirling nervously an old Panama hat. None of his companies win look at him." . Anderson Six Ahead. It will be of Interest to note that the largest company of the entire Texas militia has only 13G men and officers. Company B, ot Anderson, nov/ encamped at Styx, haa 142 men and officers. . The . people of Texas should be, and are, moro aroused ov er depredations1 committed by the bandits and the followers of Carran za than any other state in the union, yet the company organised here will pttt more men on the border to de^ fend it againBt-Mexicans than tho "Lone Star" ?tate 'with all of ifs enormous population ?and heralded military spirit. ".'.:Prom all sections of the state comes words of . praise, for Anderson and tho sentiment lt ;represents . in is the Liquid Face [Powder used by famous beauties, ii you have Sunburn,Ten si Freckles try ?f?aghol?a (Balm, it quickly .tops the bum ?nd removes' Tan and Blemishes. Make* your- skin soft jj and smooth. Easy - to ?use and 'Sure to please* - 7WC?t? : ,' Whili. Tink, Rfuc-Rti, 7Sc ct Distill or By ir.aildirect SAMPLE FREE* LYON MFG. CO., ?OSo.SihSt. BrooUra-N.Y. togethei T TELLS OF "BIG" COMPANY IE STAR" STATE, BUT ANDER RECORD IN COMPANY B tho" Mexican trouble. Not only has this city sent more to the state mili tia camp in ono company than any other, but it has organised and sent away hundreds of other boys. And tho work of recruiting continues. TAK?8 OVER LUNCHEONETTE JJm norrich dives Up Restaurant on Whltner Btreet and Acquires | , Luucheonnette. James io. Derrick, who for some! time conducted a restaurant on West Whitner Btreet, has. disposed of his interests in that place and has ac-1 quired the Luncheonette Cafo, which adjoins the now passenger station ot ( tho Blue Ridge railway. It ha? been j stated in the papers'/that "Jim B. Dorrie/-" hod enlisted, and thorne | have thought this was tho restaurant ? proprietor. John B. Derrek is the one who haB enlisted. DUGAN'S j Sanitary Floor Oil .will give, you ? the be3t results. ' j Quarts ... ... 80c 1-2 Gallon ?. ..35c 1 Gallon ... . . /. .?Oe Phone ?B your order and we will deliver to your door. , <?? ?..f.,i '.' . ,- ? ... . v ,. . '. i:-, Anderson Paint & Color Co Phone 047 182 North Kala St; ...Mi >[. ' . '' ?.IVIMU.IM i m ,i; Bj aarab -with other Shriners and in two special tr anta, ?..'Gat;, Sa; on follow ti?ave Atlanta .. _.. . V, . Lawrenceville .. ? v . * .. ' -' ? ', . '? ' ;> Winder. Athens ........ ...... Elberton .. .. .. Calhoun'.Falls' ........ Abbeville .. .. j" Greenwood .. ... ; .. ; ?iinton .. . ? ."........ ^Girlisie :... .. .;|-.> Chester . ? . , fflSm Ws&m ? '?* '1 . Ar Strict Censorship -on . ' flt . v> ;;t ?. ;> A. : ? . -, .\y < .?- O > ?>?.; * ?i^^y^iip ?Don't "queer" your ?p ? pearance in ? yellow hat that neither fits your face nor head. fc? \ *. -'i'Miy- iy'. ti&Mi f*m$ i-.Mi.rV' We have 204 WHITE ones-ail sizes and styles that we * are going to seit fast. See Window Display and Buy Your* Today 4| .-V. T. L. CELY GO .SIM IS READY FOR YOU I have just rolled out a carload of Known as the "Mon?rch of the Road," a wagon with a record, having been manufactured and giving satisfaction continuously since 1834, or for 82 years. . All sises and every asa? ' at the right price And if you're thinking of buying a Buggy ,1 am equally as well prepared to serve you. B.udcway, Hackney, Wash ington, Delk?r B>? s,, and Kentucky. -it. .?/-?i'W?m Prices and Terms to suit . yf 1^ Successor 'io ?avis Bros. ."..V West Benson St ,', . .f'~"~ Compiei? slock o? Harne?., Laprobe?, Whip., (Ote.; r . a ?teiv'families 'will use the ains, star ting from , mg schedule .. . .. . .... 9:00 A M V; ? :.. ?;- . ; t i :toA M , '.... ] %:40 A ?ji^^ . .. . .. .. 12:20 NOON .. .. . . . . 1:20 P M .. ,.. .. . .1:45 PM .. ,,. .,3:10PM; >> .v . . ,. 2 :35 P M . ... - . . ,;. > . 4:05 P M and mostg< ?fe