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DOCK KAULD!?:. MAIL ji CARRIER, DROPS DEAD .1 jg; ! Anderson Mail. IJ Mr. T. B. Mauldin, a mail carrieriy at I\a, and one of the best known I* . citizen? of the lower part of Ander-P 'in conniv f?ll doari Mondav after-1: noon ar- he was seated at the table j |p ; with his wife at his home in Iva. Mr. Iviauiiiin was about 00 years of age,| v and had carricd his mail route on i yesterday, and came into the house-! in the best of spirits and humor, j and beg"an teling his wife about what. | a fine dinner he had while on his j route. Without warning, Mr. Maul-I din /ell from his chair, and was dead | almost immediately. The doctor nvo-j noune'ed his death caused by heart i trouble. Ivtf ' Mr. Mauldin is a native of Ander- , son county and was born in the T-al, section 60 years ago. He was- twice j married r.nd has lived in Iva r-ir ,] tically a!! of his life.He has been a i rural UcUXlCI iium iva tvci r.iiivv I the routes were established at that place and is well known and a high- ( ly respected citizen, a man of rrany ( friends and a few enemies. !] G. O. P. MEMBERS ^ H? TO CAUCUS ON BONUS j. Washington, Jan. 26.?Special: , At a Republican House caucus in the: j future?perhaps in the next fort- ] night?a decision will probably be 1 ] reached as to what policy the rr.p.-j, Pjority party in that end of the;, capitol will adopt as to the difficult h j question of a bonus for the citizen-1, soldiers who served in the United!, p ! States military forces during the!, great war. . h One of the House majority loacl-p ers, in conversation with friend? cn;( the subject,' said today that he bo- jr lieved the bonus question would iw*" 1 to be settled soon, and that it would ^ , be settled in the favor of the men. ji *y ~-He expressed the opinion that M; caucus wouia aec.cie in iavo'- ox j SgW-'" some such plan as - a gift of $1 to i ... each man for each'day in which he/ had been in the military service. be-j* ginning -with the date on which he'l | Did This Ques I "W/11/ Does T There's a reason, a go< Not more than fifteen only those who were obli No longer do people ca 1 tea-pot, the stocking or tl People have been EDI They have been taught the only safe place to kee people put their money ii for the many benefits ant Bank advertising is dil stick-maker's in that it e future needs. No one wi more prosperous the com Therefore it is not wlv BANK to ADVERTISE ar for the more people we cf ?(\ . munity become. f: 1/ / I : . PL k. ?* \ Abb< S' wt H &?m ' 1* ^r r.jubhbvbbhbw s i'* &-: It. ' X -V 1S&.-- . kk. vas mustered in, and continuing un-'t ;il the date of his discharge. jj The principle underlying this plan N las been carried out by Cana'a. M tvhich has granted a money gift to'1 *ach soldier in proportion to thc j' length of his service. This is con-r sidered by a growing number of con-|? sessional advocates of a bonus a much fairer method, both from the * public and private point o.f view. ' than that of simply awarding a flat!( gratuity of the same amount to each 1 man, whether he served the colors a 1 month or year. When the Republicans have made their' decision as to bonuses, the Democrats will have to face the same music. The Secretary of the Treasury. has warned Congress of the financial danger of wholesale mil'tavy ' gratuities, but this i-; a Presidential ( year and Congress is coiicrmed about the soldier vote. DEMOCRATS WIN 1 TILT WITH HALF.; | 4 Washington, Jan. 26.?Derno-! cratic opposition blocked action to-1( day on the resolution introduced by,* Senator Hale, Republican', Maine,: authorizing employment of legal: :ouncil and clerical assistance for; the subcommittee investigating j( naval awards and the navy's con-' duct of the war. Senator Hale, whoj* Is chairman of the subcommittee,;* i late today brought the resolution aefore the senate for the third time * kvith the request for immediate con- 1 sideration. A threatened Democratic 1 filibuster, led by Senators Pittman ' Nevada ,and Walsh of Montana ( caused him to withdraw the request ' .vith the announcement that he 1 vould mafte it again tomorrow. Sec- ' *etary Daniels, who had been expect-jJ 2d to appear before the committee!' rhursday notified Chairman Hale * :oday that it would be more convenient for him to begin his test!- ? nony on Friday and next session i vas set for that day. jj Secretary Daniels made public to- 1 light a letter to Chairman Hale of j ,he senate, subcommittee investi- i jating naval war decoration awards 1 transmitting a list of awards made!< I ttion Ever A rise ii he Planters Banl ???? 1 od sound reason. You can depc years ago people who did busi iged to. Today, however, it is e irry large sums about on their ] le mattress the hiding place if JGATED. ; by bitter experience, they ha\ ;p their money, and today linn 1 the banks, not alone for the S; i conveniences which a bank a Terent from the butcher's, the indeavors to create the .desire t( ill dispute the fact that the mor irfiunity. oily a selfish motive 011 the par id in its advertising tit encouraj in start to save, the more prosf ANTERS BAN The Progressive Bank jville, - - South Caroli o enlisted men of the service by lecretary without reference to inight award board. It consisted 12 awards of distinguished ser nedals, the only instances Daniels explained, of such awj ;o enlisted men, and 144 navy c: iwards. Chairman Hale was informed a ;hat a list of awards to officers m 3v direction of the secretary "w )ut the action of the board" was ng compiled and wbuld be trs fitted when completed as the s< ;or had requested. NOTICE. There will be a special meeting 3edar Camp No. 525, W. 0. W. . Jl, at 8 P. M. All members are guested to be present. J. D. Bowie, Council Co C. A. Seawricrht, Clerk. BERLIN REVELS IN WILD ORGY OF SPEND] London, Dec. 2.'5.?Yesterday 'Golden Sunday," writes thfc Be :orrespondent of the "London T *raph." "Here , that is the ni vhich, from time immemorial, 3cen given by the Berliners to ast Sunday before Christmas. '? ** tirot* fVir* QohHntVi /?ln< 111 a VYOJf, UiV. k/uuuuvu "emulations are suspended, and i -he great day of shopping for coming feast. "The Germans \. are getting he habit of speaking of therase is a "nation beggars and s;lav jut in the stores and shops of 3 in yesterffay thero were no si iither of penury o? servitude. 1 [ should be suspected of the bin; in enemy alien'let me quote froi ocal paper, which says that "t' ; warms of chattering laugl juyers heedlessly trampled bent ;heir feet the cares of today." "The watchward of the d< ;ays the same authority was " ictly ten times what it'used {o co md he mentions a lady of opu !igure and purse whose desire wj )lain golden cigarrette ear:e, vhich she was asked to pay $1,( But here, as in all lately belli go i :our.tries, there seem to be er.rl j Your Mind? i Advertise?" I md upon that. ness with banks were ntirelv different. terson" no longer is the >r money. *e found that a bank is dreds of thousands of \FETIES provided, but ccount affords. baker's and the candle ) SAVE, to provide for e savings accounts, the t of the PLANTERS xe the spirit of thrift, lerous will our com K ina / the I people to whom price is no conthe jsideration at all. If they really covet 1 of | a thing: they will have it, whatever riccjit may cost. Mr. i Everyone is Spending. irdsj "The origin of all this fluid ross j wealth is a disputed question. Some say it is the ill-gotten earnings of lIso, J war profiteers. Others take the. view adeithat those with money are hastening ith- to enjoy it before Erzberger gets be-,his fingers on it with his ruthless I ans-' income tax and his "sacrifice for ?na- the needs of the realm," as the great J levy on capital, which has 'just 'nassed into law, is officially called. "That the current profusion and j prodigality represent anything in ; of the nature of real prosperity or even Jan.'solvency, no one is prepared to adre-fmit." j FIRST SPRING CATALOGUE m. .The poet who writes of the beauviI ful Spring Must wait for his theme till the first was) birdies <yng, rliriiOr the stormy hue of midwinter sky , | I Changes to suit his professional eye. ! Must find pink arbutus deep down ame . has in wood; the | Discover new gold in a young crocus For; bud.' sing (Yea, in order to write his annual t is | rhyme, the He must see and hear?have proof of the time. into But Spring comes to me when the Ives | Winter winds blow, ? es> ,'When garden and wood are a great ^cr"j fluff of snow; igns. When the sky is painted a battle-c?t{ ship gray ' 3 ?* And the birds are singing?down 111 a J Palm Beach way. ie.se j The old postman whistles and hands "n?! it to me, :ath j Ar.d all that it costs is a "peiftiy due" fre; iy,"!Yet I know when I tear off its thin Ex-; disguise st," The glory of Flora will blind my I I lent eyes. . I is aiMy first Garden Catalogue! Yes, it for! if here. 300. It's gaucly, its wordy?not real art,1 rant! I fear; less But I pore o'er its pages of riotous bloom. iAnd soon, very soon, all Spring's in the room. jE'en. the logs on the hearth are rending forth shoots Of curly green leaflings an-d odorous! . | roots. 1 ... j :0;:.r j'^HFrrrian carnet is magic in-i ! "deed? A Treat bed of pansles now?"grown, from reed." |Oonvolvulous lacework twines table; ariu Ciicur, j Shy wall flowers hide in the corn-' ers there; Delphiniums, roses, ,sweet-scented j, stock, ' : ( ::rnations , oxalis, starry-fringed j] phlox, iAll growing as pictured o\n Page So ] and So, |As somehow I never can quite make,] them grow? j Fxcept in the garden I plant on the; I | day jThat the first Spring Catalogue-!] comes my way. Helen Hambridge. MEAT INJURIOUS 1 tn Tiir i/inun/n iu int nimij II Take a tableapoonfol of Salts if Back j ] hurts or Bladder bothers?Meat forms uric acid. i j j We are a nation of meat caters and j I our blood is filled with uric acid, says a j i well-known authority, who warns 119 to ,1 | be constantly on guard against kidney j i trouble. !! ! The kidneys do their utmost to free j j the blood of this irritating acid, but j [become weak from the overwork; they j ! get sluggish; the eliminative tissues clog j j and thus the waste is retained in the j I blood to poison the entire system. 1 When your kidneys ache and feel like 1 ] | lumps of lead, and you have stinging ; I rvains in the back or the urine is cloudy, i! | full of sediment, or the bladder is irri- j j I table, obliging you to seek relief during |) the night; when you have severe head- lj aches, nenvous and dizzy spells, sleepless- | ness, acid stomach or rheumatism in bad weather, get from your pharmacist about ! four ounces of Jad Salts; take a ' tableepoonful in a glass of water before breakfast each morning and in a few | days your kidneys will act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of : grapes and lemon juice, combined with j lithia, and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, | * npiif.rnJize the acids in urine so it is j ; no longer a source of irritation, thus j j ending urinary and bladder disorders. | Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot I injure; makes a delightful effervescent j lithia-water drink, and nobody can maka | a mistake by taking a little occasionally | to keep the kidneys clean and active. l [we fix I Anything fr< lowest fliver to that is made, ai 1 thing we do is | teed. (Radiator work a AV71 1 .1 rf Iw ny sena tnem orr? can get it done at he j All Work Stricl j Sadler Auto and Ir f D. E. SADLER, M I II I] You No Doubt Aspire Success can be yours. If you will ||, new year in securing ti good business |{ be ready to hold a good position bef< )| Year rolls around. v l] ' Our New Term starts on J-anuary I I us in regard fo course and rates? 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